Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-05
ALL LOCAL COLLEGES TO
PLAY GAMES This WEEK
First Time This Season That c. u, G. IT,,
Gauaudet and NJ. A. G. Have All
Had Games Listed-T Teams
Show Fair Form.

| when they go against something like
the Navy or one Of the other stronger
teams 1t Will be different proposition.
the Crimson good to know that Yale could
not score a touchdown against the Uni
versity of Maine. A week ago Harvard
ran away with Maine by score Of "a to
.; 1t was the whole show, as the saying
goes, the opposing eleven not doing much
OF anything. Yesterday. against the Ellis
1t was different proposition, and not a
point was scored during the game.
1t is not probable the Yale men regard
the comparison with any feeling Of de-
light, though that is the one thing which
might possibly tend to make Harvard
| overconfident and give the Dark Blue a
chance to win. Right now. though. Har-
ward looks to be q whole lot stronger
than its greatest rival.
The team the Maryland Aggies placed
against Richmond College yesterday
looked much different from that which
went in against the Baltimore City Col
lege last week. The Farmers. although
there were some very ragged spots in
their play, showed a lot of improvement
over what they were a week ago. There
was hardly any comparison in their APP
pearance on the two occasions, though.
as has been said, it was evident in their
play that they still have much to learn.
Particularly gratifying was the show
lDS Ilstuc ny Tie AS6IcS ScSOuQ SlIlIS
men. So we'll did some of them appear
that they may not be second string men
very long. Certain it is that the Farmers
have much better substitute team than
last year: in fact, it would not be at all
surprising If the Aggies, instead If using
a regular backfield. continue to change
backs during their games. in order that
fresh men may be carrying the ball all
the time. g
he Cofb 10 TIT w Vuhilo ~
did not have a regular game scheduled,
went through hard scrimmage. The
men were put through about as hard
work as if they had been playing in q
regular contest. being kept against each
other for about an hour.
While there is not much being said
about the Brooklanders, it is certain they
are going to have better eleven than
anybody is giving them the credit for.
They do not have heavy list of games
and it would really not be surprising to
see them go through a very creditabie
season. If Catholic University does not
have a much stronger eleven than any.
body is looking for a good guess will
have been missed.
Arrangements have been completed
whereby the Business High School squad
will go to College Park Tuesday to line
practice scrimmage. The Stenographers
have fairly heavy combination and IL
is figured that the two teams will get
some very valuable work together. No
attempt will be made to play regular
game; attempts will be made by each
eleven to carry the ball as long as II
cares to and perhaps. some new plays
will be tried out.
The North Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical College and the University OF
Virginia made good in their games OF
yesterday to the extent that they look
stronger than in a long while. Both
elevens played fine ball. winning their
two games by scores of more than %
to O.