Evening star., 1914-10-05
GEORGETOWN AND C.. u. TEAMS
PERFORM AT HOME THIS WEEK
Blue and Gray to Meet Virginia Medical
College; C.. u Is Booked for Contest With
St. John 's-Other Foot Ball Gossip.

Crafts, coach at Gallaudet. is very
enthusiastic over the showing his
eleven made against Fordham Satur-
day. Said Crafts:
We really outplayed Fordham. We
had the ball in our possession a much
greater length Of time than Fordham,
and the ground gained by US far ex-
ceeded that covered by the New York
team. It was rough, hard contest.
though. and my boys are very much
crippled now. The team is in poor
shape. as Fordham was not very care
full how it handled my men. I think
we were somewhat heavier than FORD
ham in the line, but 1t had more weight
whole, I am much pleased with the
work of the team, and 1t really DID
better work than l expected"
The Vigilants, the local independent
eleven which features games on Sun
day, defeated the team representing
the battleship Michigan yesterday at
the old Union League Park. The Vigi-
lants were the heavier combination.
were more experienced, played better
foot ball, and were generally very
much superior organization. They won
easily.
The foot ball schedule for the re-
mainder of the season presents some un-
usually attractive features. There are
week. The biggest contests of the
year for each Saturday are as follows:
October 10-Carlisle vs. Cornell at
Ithaca: Washington and Jefferson VS..
Harvard at Cambridge; Pennsylvania
VS.. Lafayette at Philadelphia: Prince
ton VS.. Syracuse at Princeton.
October 17-Yale vs. Notre Dame at
New Haven; Lafayette VS.. Princeton at
Princeton; Annapolis VS.. Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia.
October 24-Dartmouth vs.. Princeton
at Princeton; Harvard VS.. Pennsylvania
State at Cambridge: Carlisle Indians vs.
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia Cornell
vs. Brown at New York: Michigan VS.
Syracuse at Syracuse: Georgetown VS.
Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh.
October 31-Harvard vs.. Michigan at
Cambridge; Williams VS.. Princeton at
Princeton; Yale VS.. Colgate at New
Haven; Cornell VS.. Holy Cross al
Ithaca.
| November Princeton VS.. Harvard at
Cambridge; Yale VS.. Brown at New
Haven; Pennsylvania VS.. Michigan at
Ann Arbor; Notre Dame VS.. West Point
at West Point; Fordham VS.. Annapolis
at Annapolis; Williams VS.. Wesleyan at
Williamstown.
November l4-Yale vs.. Princeton at
Princeton: Harvard VS.. Brown at Cam
bridge; Pennsylvania VS.. Dartmouth at
Philadelphia; Cornell VS.. Michigan at
Ann Arbor; Amherst VS.. Williams at
Amherst.
November 21-Harvard VS.. Yale at
New Haven: Lafayette VS.. Lehigh at
Easton; Dartmouth VS.. Syracuse at Bos-
ton: Georgetown VS.. Washington and
Jefferson at Washington.
November 26-Pennsylvania vs.. Cor
nell at Philadelphia; Carlisle Indians VS..
Brown at Providence: Rutgers vs. New
York University at University Heights.
November 2s-Annapolis VS.. West
Point, place undecided.
The high school foot ball games this
fall will be played at the old Union
League Park. There has been made no
official announcement of this as yet. but
it is almost a certainty that the con-
tests will take place there. 1t has been
learned that American League Park is
not likely to be available, and about the
only place capable of accommodating
the crowds is the one mentioned. And
it is generally understood that partial
arrangements already have been made.