Evening star., 1914-10-08
hes Big University Eevens Not Satisfied With Work Players
FEW COACHES OF BIG ELEVENS
ARE SATISFIED WITH PROGRESS
Changes Being Made Almost Daily in Per-
sonnel of Various Teams-Local Schools
Working for Saturdays Contests.

good game against Penn and win from
Lehigh, its season has been a success,
no matter If every other contest is
lost.
The University of Michigan gave
more evidence of it's prowess yester
Mount Union team by 81 to I. Mount
Union is nearly always represented by
an exceptionally strong combination.
and that Michigan was able to win
from it very easily indicates that the
remarkable showing of the Wolverines
against Case last week was not a flash
in the pan.
for the games they have scheduled for
saturday. Georgetown is putting the
finishing touches on some new plays
II Is TO use against the Virginia Medi-
cal College team, Catholic University
is striving desperately to get it's men
in condition to face the strong ST.
Johns College aggregation on pretty
nearly even terms, and the Maryland
Aggies are trying to get in shape to
go into their first contest for the state
championship with some show of win
ming.
Georgetown has been having a lot of
trouble recently in getting the right
bination behind its line of scrim-
mage. The Blue and Gray has been
unable to select four men for the back
Held who work as we'll together as is
desired. but the efforts of the coaches
will not cease until that has been done.
The Hilltoppers will not have much
trouble winning from the Virginia
Medical College, a rather big score
being expected.
Catholic University's efforts against
ST. Johns probably will be watched
with lot of interest by the followers
of the Maryland Aggies as well as by
the adherents of the Brooklanders.
M. A. c. has monumental task in
nf To r,1a hrB- NrYffh hi
two days of the contest it is to play
Hopkins. The unexpected strength of
the Annapolis team makes the job all
the harder, and 1t is anxious to see the
versity will be against a manipulating
eleven goes without saying, as Rock
Hill has beaten the Brooklanders in
the opening games for the last two
years. and st. Johns defeated Rock
Hill by so to Z last week. OF course.
Rock Hill may be weaker than usual,
but even at that. the big score against
it in an opening contest Is indicative
of exceptional power on the part OF
the winner.
The Maryland Aggies won from
Western Maryland by big score last
year, but they were In whole lot
better shape at that time Ia.,.1 than tney
are now. The College Park institution
was represented by an eleven that
averaged twelve pounds more to the
man and which was much raster tnah
the one now wearing It's cOloTs Inc
game ought to be contested, though
on pretty nearly an even basis.
Technical High is scheduled to meet
the Georgetown scrub eleven SATURDAY
Immediately before the Blue and Gray |
varsity goes against the Virginia Med
ical College. The high school lads
proba bly, will be outweighed and should |
not win from their more experienced !
opponents.
Western High will get it's first real
test Saturday, when it goes to Orange,
Va, to play the eleven representing the
Woodberry Forest School. The Red
and White has been making few claims
this season, but there is not much
doubt that 1t will be stronger than Is
generally expected. OF course. the
team is working under very disadvan.
tageous conditions, but the splendid
spirit the boys are showing is likely to
pull them through better than one
Bryan Morse. who fs In charge at
Western, does not have much to say |
about his team. other than that the |
boys are working hard and should make |
the others hustle for everything they |
get He admits several setbacks in
the loss of capable players OF year
ago and in the untoward conditions |
governing the practice of his eleven, |
but thinks everything will come all
right in the end.
Ray Brown, former halfback at the |
University Of Rochester, has been
chosen to coach the Vigilants in place |
Of Dave White, resigned.