Evening star., 1915-11-11
Former Has North Carolina A.
and N. to Meet and Lat
ter MuhIenberg.
GALLAUDET SCHEDULES
GAME WITH WAKE FOREST
Note of Optimism Comes From Yale.
W. and L. Goes to Cornell
for Contest.
BY H. c. BYRD.

The local foot ball teams are scheduled
to play games this week which will tax
them to their utmost to win. Georgetown
is to go against the North Carolina Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College on
Georgetown field, Catholic University
makes trip to Allentown, Pa, to meet
Muhlenberg, and Gallaudet is to play
Wake Forest at Wake Forest, n. c.
Georgetown's game with A and NJ. will
be the biggest Of the season here. The
Hiltoppers have been working Ap to the
contest with the Carolina Aggies with
the object of making it their best con-
test on the Hilltop field. Last year big
crowd watched the game and it is eX-
pected that an even larger aggrega ton
will be present Saturday because Of the
greater reputation enjoyed by both
elevens. North Carolina and Georgetown
each has a victory over the Navy, and
that alone makes their meeting much
more interesting.
Georgetown and A. and NJ. are strong.
The fact that the Navy went down be-
fore each is sufficient to guarantee that
the contest is going to be well played
If each team lives up to it's past per-
formances. Georgetown defeated the
Midshipmen by.9 to 0 and Carolina won
IA to IL. Each team has some splendid
backield men in its lineup, players
who my break away for long, lodging
runs at any time.
Catholic University is to meet a strong
foe in Muhlenberg, that eleven having
victories over Bucknell and Villanova
to its credit. The Brooklanders will
not be able to present their strongest
lineup, either, as Murphy and Killion
are not to start. killion has bad
knee and Murphy will not play again
this year because of a broken bone in
his shoulder.
C. U. has protested the use of Red"
Fleming, the former Washington and
Jefferson star. but the game will be
played no matter what the outcome of
the controversy relative to that player.
Gallaudet. after having it's game with
Temple University Cancelled. was Of
| fered a contest with Wake Forest. The
game was accepted and the Kendall
| ing for North Carolina. Gailaudet
played Wake Forest two years ago and
defeated that team by more than fifty
points. The Kendall Green eleven fig
| ures 1t has at least an even chance to
win this time.
Heyliger Church. former Western
High School boy, probably will start
at end for Yale against Princeton.
Church is being used every day in prac-
| tice in the lineup of the varsity, and
| many good reports of his capa bilities
are being heard. More than one man
has said that Church is the best de-
fensive end on the Yale field. Church
played right guard for Western sew
era1 years ago and Is a brother of
kortwright Church and Durant Church,
both Of whom were foot ball players,
the former at Yale and the latter at
Notre Dame and George Washington.
For the first time this season an opti-
mistic strain comes from New Haven.
According to a report printed in a New
Typ ha ~lr ;,
play better foot ball this Saturday than
at any time this year. and it has not
lost all hope of winning from Prince
ton. Yale's squad is being driven as 1t
has not been driven before this fall
and everybody seems awake to the
necessity of producing a foot ball ma
chine which will show the kind of play
necessary to accomplish what is de-
sired against the Tigers. Here is what
writer. who watched the practice in
the Yale BOWL yesterday mad to say:
1T was a privilege to watch the meth
DDS being used in the rejuvenation of
an eleven which possibly had lost con-
hdence in itself. Yale men can have
the assurance that confidence to
large extent has been restored, that is.
If one can judge offhand of the spirit
shown and the general mental atti
tude.
The men are reused, there is no ques-
tlon about that. and a real man once
ten days. Better yet, perhaps, the team
Is equipped with some new plays in
which they have confidence because
they work against strong scrub Give
a man weapon which he can de-
pend and proper mental attitude
jumps quickly from fifty to eighty
horsepower"
Princeton is expected and expecting to
win, but repetition of some of the
past games in which Yale has been con-
SldeTed hut hae
may be the result of the contest.
Princeton has come up to the game
with far greater evident powers than
the Dark Blue. On form the Tigers
ought to be victorious by big margin,
but 1t Is hard telling what a Yale eleven
may do when put on it's last resources
and spurred on to meet a crisis in the
closing moments of it's schedule. 1t will
not be well for Princeton to enter the
fray o.erconident.
Washington and Lee meets the