The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-10-19

glove game The Crimson plays a
fierce game all the time. roushinG the
opponents whenever opportunity offers
Harvard is out to win all the time and
Haughton keeps shooting in fresh men
and they wear out any ordinary team
in this way
Rob FolweIl played football at Penn
sylvania and was considered one OF
the best forwards in his day His opin-
his time he never found the Harva I'd
line so very strong, but that under
Haughton's coaching the Crimson line
Is one OF the toughest in the country.
Billy Morice. the old Penn backfeld
man. Is being blamed by W. and ].
men for the defeat at Cambridge. No
rice put out Captain Patterson for
rough play. The w. and J. captain
says that he was constantly "heeled'
by his opponent, though he complained
TO Morice. The moment Patterson re-
taliated he was barred from the game.
The big tackle says that Morice has
an old grudge against him and took
advantage of his position. w. and J. s
defense went to pieces the minute Pat
terson left the game.
Case College of Applied Sciences. at
Cleveland. Is the only one in the land
boasting of Chinese football players S.
w. Schon and w. P. Whang. in the
United States less than a month. have
reported to the coach and are candi-
dates for the eleven. Both Chinese
lads were considered good athletes in
the Orient, and when the call to the
team came, they Joined the squad
They are fast on their feet and hold
the ball fairly we'll but in tackl'ng
and kicking they do not class with the
American players. However, both boys
are still trying to learn the game, and
hope to make the varsity before grad
uating.
strong current is setting in among
undergraduates and graduates Of the
University Of Virginia for an ending
of the present MISUNDERSTANDING be-
tween the Charlottesville authorities
ard those at Georgetown. Indeed. il is
being whispered that Virginia and
Georgetown may get together in an
of yore The students at Virginia have
never taken kindly to the severance OF
athletic relations between the two old
rivals and they do not hesitate to ex
press their disgust at conditions.
Virginia two big games this year
are with Vanderbilt at Nashville, and
Georgia at Charlottesville. Neither
Of these games begins TO compare as
attractions with the old Georgetown
Virginia battle at the Hilltop. Grad
yates came from all sections Of the
country to witness the annual football
game between Virginia and George
town, and ii is from the alumni that
much OF the adverse comment is con-
ing now. They are not going to Char
lottesville for the Georgia game. nor to
Nashville 10 gee the Vanderbilt con-
test. Virginias alumni are hot on the
trail OF those who severed athletic
relations between the Blue and Gray
and the Orange and Blue. 1t is from
several prominent alumni that the up
comes that a game may be played here
next year between Virginia and George
town.
The undergraduates at Charlottes-
willie are also kicking quietly at the
absence OF the annual game at tho
Hilltop. They are criticising the action
Of the Virginia authorities in going
back two jears for causes to sever
relations with an opponent. They do
not believe this good craftsmanship
II present plans bear fruit. Virginia
will meet Georgetown again at the Hill
top in 1915. and the biggest cclcbra-
ton since these two rivals began meet
ing each other will he in order.