Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-17
Georgetown, Maryland Aggies
and Gallaudet Scheduled for
Games Here Tomorrow.
FARMERS PRAISED
BY BALTIMORE WRITER
Article on Editorial Page of
Sun Gives Them Much Credit
for Defeating Hopkins.
By H. G. BYRD.

Three foot ball games will be played
here tomorrow. Georgetown Is to meet
the Virginia Medical College, the Mary
land Agricultural College will go against
the eleven from Western Maryland and
Baltimore City College is to appear at
Gallaudet. All the games will start at
g o'clock.
Georgetown will be against the strong
est OF the three visiting teams. The vir-
ginia NEEDS have done we'll enough this
season to warrant the Blue and Gray
not being any too confident OF the result.
OF course, 1t is highly probable that the
local university will get away with the
long end of the score, but, at that, 1t
will not do for it to be overcont ident
II Il is to make the showing 1t should
The Mods are said to have a mighty
strong defense. the whole team being
composed of veterans who have seen
many years of foot ball. Such an eleven,
while never as aggressive or fast as an
aggregation Of younger men. Is always
hard to beat because of its greater ex-
perience. which counts for much In any
sport.
1t is not to be expected that the Hill
toppers are going to score touchdowns as
other secondary elevens. 1t may be that
they Will get going well toward the end
Of the game, when their better condition
should give them much the advantage
but even at that 1t is not likely big
score will be made.
Just who will start the game fol
GEORGETOWN has not as yet been an
nounced, but it is certain that as many
men as possible will be used If the
Blue and Gray has much the margin the
entire squad will be given chance, In
order that as many men as possible may
be developed.
The Maryland Aggies will play their
second game against state eleven wher
they meet Western Maryland. The up.
state aggregation is reported not to have
as strong an eleven as has been wont
to represent it in former years. which
| by the way, will be we'll for the Farmers
because they will be compelled to play
| with about five or six regulars out o!
| the lineup.
| Morris. Hindman. Rowland Mess and
MONTGOMERY are sure not to start, VIII l.
! there Is POSSIBLE ty that Knod may
! also be out of it. With these .nen n,
/ in the game the Farme. s will have to
some tall hus ling II they expec wn
which is about ali ey en- hop lor. n
/ lineup has been Gee upon and on
| will be until just before the game -
manner In which the man e the s M.
and work today will lrobabl determin
+, who will be used.
| The Gallaudet eleven should NJ his,
! a very hard time getting away tta a:
| game ii has scheduled with Bairimor,
| City College. OF course, the Bait NOR,
| boys are aggressive and may make
| good showing, but they can hardy win
! Catholic Unive sity is scheduls ID TO play
| but the game will take place In Emm, Is
burg, Nd, against Mount St. Mary's TIL
| Brooklanders think they will make
good showing despite the APPARENT,
poor work of the men against Rock Hill
last week. st. Mary's has stronge
| team this year than usual, though an.
1t Is very probable that the chances WI
favor that institution. especially on it
home grounds.
Ralph Rose. the greatest weight an
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