Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

Two To So-
In tennis the effective attack is the
one that even for a fraction of a second
throws the defender into an unnatural
attitude.
BROWN.
Fus several years ne had played Tie zame
pom the scrub.
Taree years school from whence lie cane.
Tee. wears the SAME with the old-time shame
Al college. toe. in chasing fame
\ But sti!l scrub.
Aud So in the .ar,se Of many years
TIe'd forgotten quite his hopes and Tears.
NJ least L. dreamed of fame
RAT banged along NJ Tie same old! sanlt
Ar.l be lock it al part Of II" "nEs
10 -.ruiur thing that You rauldn'J shirk.
AMI >..,urttnes would wonder why
I'D I;rown always out 10 tsN
pom the scrub
pui nften.st nobody seemed
Whatever the reason Of Brown "it there
TIL one day seructhing woke Brown up
From under dog i bulldog pup
And BE- snared and he .;rowe,i and Got his grip
Tor the sraee of quarter he made things rip
lie forgot himself and bis ol,i-tinlf eaze
And re tore things NJ, te the first aInazt;
H. smashed tfirou-'l tackle AID rent the line:
lie went round end with straight run me
The crowd yelled Brown
Then Head Coach smith commenced t" fsoEn,
The res, Of the season far and wide
Thu of Il !alfhack rFue and tF,'T
In i've hnal game he seemed possessed
,nL tore OF tie yards like demon "hsesse-l
And when TO end il came
For the Ali-An"rica'~ coveted fame
Wits Brown.
Any one who wishes |" prepare him.
self for {. systematic following OF the
struggle for supremacy in this year s
loot bail season should mark OFF certain
dates and make his plans acccrdlnsIy.
This column will later give careful
- rT1a has
I've played and the time, hut this par
ficalar paragraph gives the methoa by
which man may prepare hmSel TO
Tuily appreciate the big contests in the
east.
For this purpose he should plan To see
Harvard. Yale, Princeton, Penn. Dart
mouth. Carlisle. West Point, Annapolis
and Brown.
b. saturday. September &c. he should go
10 Princeton to see Princeton try out
with Rutgers. This game last year re-
suited in Princeton winning A to 3. and
may be sure that the game this
vear will Il. worth seeing. The next
Saturday. October :, he should see the
University of Pennsylvania in its game
with Franklin ard Marshall at Phila-
.ielpha. more particularly to see how
the. Penn men are Developing their game
lie might. OF course. see Yale VS.. Viz
-iIria at New Haven. but there is an
other game for him TO see there October
17-Yale-Notre Dame. Saturday. October
10. he should see Harvard meet WASH
ington-Je jefferson at Cambridge. Tor
Washing on-JefferSon. il Will be renlem-
hered. held Yale to a tie last season and
this will be a good chance to see the
early development OF Harvard. October
- he should see the Yale-Notre Dame
-ane at New Haven. Notre Dame de-
feeted West Point last year decisively.
ard is a very strong team Saturday,
October 81, he should see the Prince
ron-Dartnouth game at Princeton, as 1t
is one of the big games of the season.
Dartmouth defeated Princeton last year,
and II viii be a hard and bitter strng-
gle, OF course. II he is nearer Philadel-
hI and is interested in following the
3~er of Carlisle. lie should the
I'snn-CarliSle game there instead, which
IS always very exciting one October
Il he must go to Cambridge TO see Uar-
ard play Michigan-the first time that
'llese two teams have met for a long
inc. and game toward which it IS
said GoSt is particularly 6evoting his
ttention. saturday. November :. the
arvard-Princeton game at Cambridge
i the bic game. 1t vas only decided last
ear by d drop kick of Brickleys made
fCder extreme difficulties in the wet and
muddy field, the ball having been
N Cambridge territory quite much as
IN Princeton's. Saturday. November IA.
the big game is the Yale-Princeton game
~ Princeton. These TWO teams battled
T. .. lie last season. and the game Is of
l,rime Importance in the consideration
cf the standing of the teams for the
lar. saturday. November 81, the Har-
.'s'rd-faie came at New Haven in the
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cast tai'Nsti. LiE ods' Ioihei-
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