Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-31
NAVY AND LEHIGH ARE
PRIMEO FOR BATTLE
TOmorrow's Game Should Furnish
Test Of Middies Strength.
ARMY TO MEET NOTRE DAME
Other Big Games Include Pennsylvania
and Penn. State: Dartmouth and
Amherst.

nall Scnenule DeDl0Q Lnem, the Navy
football team will have rougher roads
to travel from now on until the final
contest of the sc ason with the West
Point cadets at New York on Novem-
Der 90.
Beginning with the Lehigh game
tomorrow, the mddes will meet
Bueknell and Penn State College in
the order named. All three Of these
are teams of much stronger calib e
than the sailor lads have hitherto
faced this season. and they will
therefore be forced to extend them
selves somewhat in order to continue
their winning streak. TIE argument
with Lehi Oh, in fact, will be the first
test for Navy since the players have
rounded into form. The University
Of Pittsburgh was the only team OF
any strength that has opposed the
middies, and the game, which was the
initial ole of the middies schedule,
resulted in a scJreless tie.
Georgetown, Dickinson and the
Maryland Aggies, the Other opposing
teams in the qusrtette of games
played, were defeated by the locals
with comparative ease. The week
now closing has been marke by some
Of the hardest practice that the mid
dies have been put thr ugh this sea.
son. and with all the players in good
trim physically, a powerful combina-
ton will take the field for the 60
against Lehigh.
AS Blodgett, the heaviest back in
the Navy squad, wac in the regular
lineup yesterday afternoon, there is
reason to believe he will start in the
game against Lehigh tomorrow If
so, the Navy will be prepared to give
the visitors du awful pounding, for
with McReavy, Harrison and Mitchell
making up the backfeld, the average
of the backs is about lS0 pounds
and all are experienced.
Blodgstt went in at right half
yesterday afternoon, McReavy shift
ing across to the other halfback.
Later in the afternoon Alexander
ard Failing replaced the halves and
Miles went in for Harrison. Blod.
gett did some fine kicking.
Lehigh Coming Is Strong.
The Lehigh football squad, twenty.
FIVE strong, left South Bethlehem,
Pa, today. 1t is probable that the
Brown and White players will attend
the meeting in the Hotel Rennert of
the Maryland Lehigh Club. Quite
number of the Maryland alumni of
Lehigh will be in the stands tomor-
row cheering the Lehigh team on tc
repeat last years performance when
the Navy was defeated ID to O.
While there is a firm opinion in
the Lehigh camp that the sailors will
be held to low score, there is little
idea Of a victory. The brilliant in
dividual play of Captain Pazetti and
his exceptional generalship Of Le-
highs 1912 team are sorely misse
this fall. All Lehigh followers.
nevertheless look for a creditahle
showing from the team tomorrow.
Army Ready for NOire Dame.
Although the Army is not specially
preparing for the Notre Dame game
tomorrow, the spirit of freuzied ae-
tivity prevailing in the soldiers camp
during the past few days would in
dicatt that the WesterneIs are, lust
now very much in the minds CT those
who are guiding the destinies of the
Army team.
The coaches gave the regulars and
scrubs another gruelling scrimmage
yesterday afternoon. Two touch
downs was the final score, with the
regulars on the winning end. The
Army advisers ordered a sharp drill
in offensive tactics, during which the
varsity got away to the two touch
downs registered.
S. J. C.-P. MI
The eleven Of st. Johns College
will make another journey away
from home tomorrow. The squad will
leave early in the morning for Ches-
ter. Pa. there to play the annual con-
test with Pennsylvania Military Col
lege in the afternoon. The CoIlegians
are greatly encouraged as a result of
their 14-to-0 victory over Haverfori
College last Saturday, and with Cap
TAIN 0taAhf TIC star AlGt AtUdGk DHCh
in the lineup, they have high hopes
of defeating their rival military col
lege tomorrow.
Captain Clark has been cut of the
game for two weeks. Heise, fullback,
also is in good shape again. He sus.
tanned dislocated shoulder early in
the season, but was able to play
against Hsverord last week, and his
all-around work contributed TO St.
Johns victory.
Other Games.
Among the important games schei-
uled for tomorrow are
Yale We Colgate, at New Haven.
Indians W. Georgetown, at Wash
ington.
Pennsylvania vs. Penn State. al
Philadelphia.
Dartmouth We Amherst. at Am
herst.
Princeton ". Holy Cross. at
Princeton.
sHarvard vs.. Cornell. 8, Cambridge