Evening star., 1916-11-16
TECHNICAL MEETS
BUSINESS ELEVEN
Game Tomorrow in School
Series Should Be Interesting
and Well Played.
G. U. HOLDS MASS MEETING
BY n. c. BYRD.

Tech and Business meet tomorrow
in the high school foot ball series. The
game will have no effect on the cham
pionship. but should be we'll played and
interesting. Business will work hard at
any time to get a victory over Tech
and Tech is never willing to let the
Business win IL it can help it by put
ting forth it's greatest efforts. Both
teams are capable and each has two or
three very clever players.
Business Is much improved over what
it was three weeks ago. Mcdonald. the
big fullback, is doing good work on
the offensive in carrying the bail and
also is playing good game on the de-
fensve at tackle. Buck Wise Is the
best ground gamer the Stenographers
have, being one of the best backs in
the SCHOOLS. Business has a lot of puz-
zlng shifts, the backs and line switch
ing back and forth in a manner cal
culated to deceive the defensive play
ers as to where the real strength of
the various plays lies.
Tech mainly depends upon the ability
of one man, Snyder. for the majority
of it's gains. The big fullback Is clever
on the offensive and has speed and
weight to back up drives into the line.
Snyder also is an excellent defensive
performer, tackling we'll and using
good judgment in diagnosing plays.
The game will be played at American
League Park at 3:15 o'clock
Last night was booster nisnt ae tne
Georgetown Law School. Athletic ON
cials from the college and many persons
connected with the law school itseif
made addresses concerning the acnles.
ments of the eleven and the prospects
of finishing the season with a spiendid
record The evening was devoted to
arrangements for the game with the
North Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical College Saturday at George
town field. Plans were competed
law school is to meet and march to the
field with a band in an attempt TO
make the occasion as near what the
Virginia game used to produce as pos
sible.
Much enthusiasm was developed last
night. All the speakers were glowing
in their terms of praise OF the eleven,
and all urged that the law school sup
port the team in every way possiple.
John O'Reiliy. Coach Enendine, eradu-
president Of the athletic association,
spoke as representatives Of the col
lege and the team. and J. NJ. Ward,
H. E. Keeler and Edward T. Hogan,
presidents Of the freshman. sopho-
more and junior classes, also made ad- M
dresses. Hugh Fagan. secretary OF the
law school. made a spirited speech, In
which he urged the support OF the the
statement that it had accomplished even
more than it's supporters had hoped for.
The Sophomore-Freshm game at
Georgetown yesterday resulted in a
victory for the Freshman by 10 to y.
Cody and Kelleher were the stars for
the winners, the brilliant work of the
former featuring the. play Of the in
dividuals. The tug of war. which also
was scheduled as a contest between
the two classes, was called off because
the rope was not strong enough to
stand the strain.
sanction for q ten-mile run has
been issued by the South Atlantic Asso-
ciation of the Amateur Athletic Union
to the Carroll Institute, to be held Sat,
urday, December 16. The event will
be open to all registered athletes.