Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-28
EASTERNS LIGHT TEAM PLAYS
SPLENDIDLY AGAINST TECHNICAL
Outrush and Outright Much Heavier Manual
Trainers in Second Game Of School
Gridiron Series, but Lose, 6 to z.

The Gallaudet team may WITH without
= great deal Of trouble from Mount St
Mary's. but II 70 probable that II will
30 lucky 10 win at all. Mount st.
on It's home neld and 1t has been work
ing for ten days with the Gala udei
Rame In view. GAllaudet 10 not in for
an easy AFFAIR, II Mount 81. Mary'r
plays up to the standard IL usually sets
Catholic University's struggle with
Lehfgh ts likely to be exceptional, II
some Of the reports which have come
from Brookland this week are true
as sss1 1s c 1 n, ses's
game. and their work in every way
ha. reached = higher standard. II Il
well known that Lehigh has q power
full eleven: but e. U. is hoping for
Impartial critics feel that If c. u. can
hold Lehigh to two touchdowns Il will
DO doing well. but out at C. U. they are
not figuring that way. The followers
OF the Brook1anders are making no
secret Of their expectations-playin g
Lehigh on even terms
Maryland State is sure to find .
worthy foe IN Haverford. The Penn
syfvanians VIII come down to College
Park to repeat their Z to 0 victory Of
not going 70 rSfuse to try to avense
that defeat. Havsrford meets a better
team today than the one IL defeated a
year ago.
Donald McKnew. who was appointed
student manager Of the George Wash
fngton University foot ball team last
spring. has resigned the place. Garner
has been named manager to flll out
McKnew's unexpired term, which was
for this season.
The eleven Cornell University will
place on the field today against Har-
vard probably 10 second to no other
team from physical standpoint. The
seven forwards are reported to average
fraction moro than 100 pounds and
the backfleid is heavy enough to hold
the average Of the eleven players well
ball teams which can boast Of a pound.
age such as Cornell has. and II those
men are versatile there can be no doubt
about the general worth Of the Ithacane
and the probable good showing Of the
squad as q whole,
Maryland State College today is play
ing its last foot ball game on the pres
ent athletic field. Tho new neld. now
under construction, will be put in use
home games in foot ball next fall. To-
days contest with Haverford marks
the final home struggle Of the present
season. The remaining contests. those
New York University and Johns Hop
kins. being listed to take place: re-
spectively. at Annapolis, Broekland
New York and Baltimore. The State
eleven has been using It's present field
since the fall Of 1908. but IL has been
very inconvenient because the track
and de1d events were situated else
where. The new deld will combine the
diamond, gridiron, running track and
tennis courts. there being sufhcient
room for all. Tho fence arpund the
field now being built will inc3bse more
than $1,000 square feet Of ground.
The foot ball season has reached a
stage whom there will be played every
week games Of considerable impor-
lance. Several Of the larger institu-
lions have contests booked between
one another each Saturday until the
end Of the schedule. As a matter of
fact. the schedule In October now Is
bringing together stronger elevens
than used to be the case. In years gone
by the secondary teams were treated
to good beatings by the big universe.
ties in practice affairs. but now the
secondary colleges are getting strong
enough to put up hard games and win
once In Q while. More real foot bail
struggles are staged on two Saturdays
In October now than took place curing
the whole month ten years ago.