Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-05
ays Western Toorrow in School in General
HIGH IS TO MEET
WESTERN ELEVEN TOMORROW
Manual Trainers Favored to Win From Red
and White-Maryland Aggies Play Last
Game for State Title Tomorrow.

, it has yet met. The Blue and Gray
realizes that 1t is in the last part of its
schedule 1T must make its best show
ing. and it is bending every effort to
have the men on the field in good con-
dition when they meet the crucial
tests.
Georgetown's biggest game of the
year, of course, is that with Washing.
ton and Jefferson November 81, but the
Hilltoppers realize that they can hard
ly afford to lose to the Raleigh aggre-
CATION this week If the contest with
the Pennsylvanians is to prove the at
traction desired. Washington and JEFF
ferson has one of the most powerful
elevens In the country. and there is no
doubt that a big crowd will be on hand
| to watch it play, but If the Blue and
Gray makes such a showing against A.
and NJ. as would tend to warrant a be-
lief that it will give Washington and
Jefferson fairly even battle it is not
unlikely that a crowd as large as that
which watched the Virginia game last
year will be present. 1t will be worth
whatever may be charged at the gate
solely to see an eleven that has proved
itself as capable as that of Washing
ton and Jefferson, but to watch a con-
test between a team of that baliber
and one capable of putting up fairly
even game with it, will be a treat
Washington has not enjoyed in many
a year. A conservative statement
would be that Washington and Jeffer-
son will be the most efficient eleven
that has played in this city in moro
than decade.
A. and NJ probably will be little
stronger against Georgetown than In
the contest with the Navy, so it is well
realized that the Blue and Gray will
have it's work cut out for 1t. A. and NJ.
had Turner. one of the best linemen,
and Townshend. regular back. put
out of the game early. and the result
II Ia
Tense and offense These men will be
in the entire contest with Georgetown,
while Profit, substitute guard. who
played against the Middies, will give
way to the regular for that berth, Win
ston.
A. and NJ. will be compelled to meet
a greater variety of play when it faces
Georgetown. though. than when it play
ed the Navy. The Sailors have never
been noted for a wide range of Of
part of the season, and just how capa-
BILE the A. and NJ. forwards will prove
when they are compelled to block the
ever shifting Blue and Gray offense
is questionable.
Manager Story Of the Engineer Corps
foot ball team announces that he has
an open date November 20, and would
be glad to have it filed by some capa-
BILE eleven. The leader of the soldiers
STATES tHdt ne mas maze repeated over |
lures to the Nationals for contest at |
that time. but that they have always
ide-stepped the opportunity.
The Engineers have games scheduled |
for the next two Sun lays. November
: they are to meet the Artillery eleven |
from Fort Myer, and November Is they
will try conclusions with the Fort
team. Both conflicts are
to be worth while, though the
Engineers do not figure any way other
than that they will be the vfctors.
A game has been scheduled for Sat-
urday between the Maryland Agricul-
tural College Reserves and the Vir-
ginia Athletic Club of Alexandria. The
contest will take place in the Virginia
town. c. ]. Mueller has gotten to-
eether a bunch of former Alexandria +
High School boys, and is trying to
build up a clean-cut athletic club. made
up mostly of youngsters in their teens. |
The Westminster a. A.. a church or
ganization of Alexandria. has kindly
extended the privileges of its baths
and dressing rooms in its Efforts to
help out the project.