The Washington times., 1915-10-29
fomorow's Game at College
Park Expected to Attract
Big Crowd, Both Teams
Having Shown Class.
Catholic University Finishes
Hard Drill for Delaware Con.
test, Only One Offered Local
Enthusiasts.
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Tomorrow's annual football clash
between the Maryland Aggies and
st. Johns, of Annapolis, is expected
to bring out almost 5000 spectators,
many coming from Baltimore to see
the game counting in the State
championship. Both teams have
been pointed for this contest and,
while each has stars suffering from
injuries, they should be able to
show high brand of football. The
game will begin at 2:3O o'clock.
II is unlikely that Captain Hind
man will be able to play for the Ag
gies tomorrow. He has been out of
the hospital only a week, and Coach
Byrd is expected to groom him for
the Thanksgiving contest with
Johns Hopkins.
The Aggics lineup will hardly be
decided before the whistle blows. Sheer.
former VIRGINIA star. is certain to start
In the backfield. but the others are vet
10 be named. Rover has heen forcing
Encde for quarterback duties and ma :
he running the team when the kick off
comes
Coach Byrd hlames his team for beinc
overconfident in the Penn Military
game last week. and on this account he
may send new men against St. John 3.
The Aggies squad Is strong and we'll
coached. the second-strinE PLAYERS being
almost as good Is the REGULARS.
ST. Johns will have Hcise. one of the
best PLAYERS In Maryland, In tho back
iield. St. Johns backs are most ca
rable and should bear the brunt of the
contest
Only light signal drill is carded for
the Catholic University SQUAD today
all preparations having ended for the
Delaware contest tomorrow at Brook
sna ans .hond hi e ss%s Veil i''Ss attended, a. ' f. ony
because no other football is offered en-
thusiasts in the Capital. However. the
Red and Black has been playing some
sterling football all season. and there
should be no disappointment for thos5
going out to Brookland. The cripplea
have about recovered and viii ne In
the lineup, ready to do their best.
pelawaro's lineur will be ms follows
Smart. left end: Kelly, lleft tackle: New.
ton. left guard; Crothcrs. center: r.
Wilson. right guard; r. Wilson riLht
tnct,.: Fitzpatrick. right end: Fihancc
quarterback. Bratton. left halfhack;
Taylor. right halfhack; Captain Handy
fullback.
Gallaudet goes down to Roanoke. Va
tomorrow. Marshall ono OF the Kendall
Green stars. has been declared ineligible
fo- two weeks. and his absence Is GER.
tain to be felt. Nevertheless. Gallaudet
will make a great bid for victory.
Fordham's strenuous preparations fuI
next TUESDAYS gar1e with GeorGctowr
continue. and II the H'lltoppers think
they are goinc to run wild at the Bronx
surprise may he In store for them
0Herconidence greatly interfcred with
their performances at West Poiut last
week. and may do tho same thing ir
Ncw York on election day.
Harry Vaughn. tn" old Vale star end
Is coaching Fordham this season. and
has been giving his charges some of the
Eli medicine. which consists largely ri
hard work. and then moro hard work
F"rdham Is eating Il up. too. and viii
not he \ bit afraid Of tacking the
heavy GEORGETOWN eleven.
Just what tho lIilltoppers' lineup viii
10 is unknown. II may no, he sottloc
until Monday. If rom Gormley Is do
clarcd ineIicihlo. Dan O'Connor viii
PROBABLY replace him O'Connor is al