Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-23
Eevens Meet Strong Opponents Dartmouth
FOUR BIG EASTERN ELEVENS
TO MEET STRONG OPPONENTS
Princeton and Dartmouth Appear in Most
Important Contest So Far Played This
Season -Aggies Play Hopkins

particularly. in view of the game sched-
uled one week from tomorrow between
that team and Harvard.
The Georgetown eleven leaves today
! for Pittsburgh, where it will play the
! University of Pittsburgh tomorrow. The
not a man, with the exception of Con-
J We'll being the injured list. Tire
whole squad is ready, and the coaches
are hoping to make a much better show
ing than any body looks for. In fact it
may be stated that those in charge on
the Hilltop eleven think their team is
going to give Pittsburgh a great sur
prise. Georgetown is expecting to find
| its opponent oVercontident, and has no
hesitation in saying that it intends to
make the best of that condition.
| Several new plays have been developed
at Georgetown within the last few days
| that are expected to work more or less
Transformation in the camp of the Penn
sylvanians There is not the least doubt
| that the plays worked out by the Blue
and Gray coach, EXendine, this week
are good and are built along solid lines.
! Ii the players carry them out they
should they will gain ground against
almost any team.
| Only one contest is scheduled to be
played here tomorrow. Gallaudet being
| booked for q game at home with Rock
| Hill The Rock Hill combination has
| not shown sufficient strength so tar
| this season to warrant a belief that it
| will accomplish much against the vet
| eran aggregation that represents the
| Kendall Green school Gallaudet will
| probably run in it's regular eleven dur
| ing the first half and then fill in with
| the scrubs, SO that they may get all the
| experience possible.
| The Maryland A-gies go to Baltimore
to face Johns Hopkins in their biggest
game of the year. The Farmers are
saving nothing relative to their
chances, but they hope TO make the
, right kind of a showing. Hopkins is
making no secret of the fact that it an
ticipates an easy game with the Farm
ers. and figures to win easily. The
| Baltimore school is likely to be sur
| rrised, though. because if it is TO win
| it viii DC only after a desperate con-
| fict. The Farmers have shown i'm
| provement within the last two weeks.
though they will not be represented by
| as heavy an aSGre cation as Hopkins
can put out. Hopkins will particularly
outweigh the Aggies in the back field;
and the Baltimore school has a better
combination behind its line than in
some time.
| The lineup of the NJ A. C. team has
not yet been announced. and it probably
will not be until just before the game
| Nhen the team appears on the field
tomorrow it will be considerably changed
! from any that has represented the Farm
e1's this year. It is not known definit ely
but it seems certain that four former
Washington High School boys will be
| in the lineup as regulars. Coggins, who
used to be /, substitute at Tech: Mess
and Oberlin. who played at Central at
| half and taciSle respectively, and Der
rick. former Business youngster, who will
| be at the other half
Much gloom was cast over the squad
early in the week because of the prob
able inability of Eddie Hindmann, star
| tackle for the last two years, to get into
the game. Hindmann went to his home
the latter part of last week with a badly
infected hand. An operation was neces-
sarT, but i1indmann surprised everybody
| by coming back to school Yesterday, get
| ting into his suit and running through
signal practice. Hicdmann is one of the
| best foot ball players in the state and
| without him the Farmers would have
been considerably weakened
! Western and Business are scheduled
| to play the second game of the high
school series today. These two elevens
are the liShtest of all the schools, with
the possible exception of Eastern, and
much open and fast play may be at
| tempted. The odds seemed to favor
Western somewhat. but one or two play
crs have been lost from that eleven which
would seem to even-up matters pretty
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