Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
FOOT BALL GAMES TO BEGIN
IN SOUTH ATLANTIC SECTION
Most Important Contest for Eleven Below
Mason-Dixon Line This Week Is
GEORGETOWN With Princeton.

ing been a member of high OF PREF
school organization last fall. Wall ano
iGillroy at halfbacks. Dempsey at full
and Maloney at quarter looked to be a:
capable as any backs the Blue ant
Gray has had in some time. The
coaches were much pleased with the
work of these men, their every en-
! deavor showing splendid natural capa
bilities which should develop gradually
until they are great performers.
| Maloney. besides being quite 6
quarterback. is more than an ordinary
dropkicker. 1t is said that he scored
many points last season with his foot
by booting the ball between the up
rights, and i'll practice ever since he
has been out this season his work in
this particular has been very good
over the bar from all kinds of difficult
angles. and he gets distance as well as
accuracy, too
! The University of Maryland has can
celed the game it had scheduled with
| Catholic University for October ., leav-
ing the Brooklanders in the lurch con-
siderably for an opening contest. The
c. U. squad will be at a big disadvan
tage il 1t is compelled to play it's first
contests against the Maryland Aggies
| without having previously been in a
| game. The Farmers are to appear in
| two games. one against the Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute and the other
with Haverford, before their meeting
with Catholic University, and even
| though the Broekanders are potential l.
| hard put to win. Efforts are being made
| by those in charge to obtain q practice
game with some team in order that the
players may be conditioned as whole
as much S possible.
The announcement that WAYNE Hart
Will have charge of Gallaudet's squad
is sufficient to guarantee the Kendall
Hart has shown BY his work as an ' as-
sistant coach at Georgetown and by
MS development of championship
eleven at Tech last fall that he is ca
pal BILE of turning out winner. The work
OF the Gallaudet team may not reach
as high standard as last year be-
cause of the probability that the ma
terial will not be as good. but it is Ger
tain that Hart will get the best out of
the men that present themselves for
Besides coaching Gallaudet, Hart
will continue his work with the Tech
meal High squad There is not much
danger of him being unable to handle
will fit very we'll
The schedule for the series between
the high schools for the foot ball
championship has been announced. The
list of games follows:
October 19-Eastern VS.. Central.
October 22-Business vs. Technical.
October c6-Eastern VS.. Western.
October 29-Central vs. Business
November 2-Western VS.. Technical.
November 5-Bustness VS.. Eastern
November 9-Cenera1 VS.. Technical.
November 12-Business vs.. Western.
November 16-Eastern vs.. Technical.
November 1e-Western VS.. Central.
Eastern and Central open the sea-
son. while what will probably be one
of the hardest games of the year is
to be played next-that between Tech
nicai and Business. Tech and Business
fought it out for the title year ago,
and both are likely to be strongly
in the running this fall.
The first two games of the college
season resulted just as was expected:
Carlisle Indians defeated Albright by
score of 81 to Z, and Bucknell won
from the Bloomsbury Normal by IA to
0. The victory of Carlisle by such a
decisive score seems to indicate that it
will be strong again and that the go
ing of Glen Warner did not disrupt the
foot ball system entirely by any means
Last year Carlisle defeated Albright by
only one touchdown.