Evening star., 1916-11-17
TWO D. c. E[EVENS
HAVE HOME GAMES
Georgetown Meets A. and N.
and Catholic University Goes
Against MuhIenberg.
PRINCETON YALE CONTEST
BY n. c. BYRD.

Two OF the local colleges are sched-
uled to play on their home fields to-
morrow. Georgetown meets the North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
College on the Hilltop and Catholic
University entertains Muhlenberg at
Brookland. The North Carolina Aggies
have been meeting Georgetown for sew
eral seasons and are we'll known to
Washington foot ball followers. Muhl-
enberg is almost an unknown factor to
local Sridiron enthusiasts. Georgetown
should defeat the North Carolinians
| easily. and Catholic University and
Muhlcnberg ought to put up a hard
struggle, with neither having much the
advantage.
Carolina A. and n. this season is not
to be compared with that of George
town. The Blue and Gray has made
record so much better than that of the
arrive at concerning tomorrows con-
test is that Georgetown will win by
big count. 1t would not be a surprise
II the Blue and Gray ran UP the largest
aggregation by another eleven in its
ciass And that is just about what
IeorSetoWn wants to do. II is trying
10 buiid up reputation which will
'''eciF ~ " meet l1ttSDurSH and Otncr
strong combinations on an even basis
ana II bids fair to succeed. A victory
loT S'eorgetown by small score will
NOT DC what is wanted on the Hilltop.
a. ana NJ is much weaker this year
than usual. Disagreem ents in its coach
ing staff and dissatisfaction generally
with that phase of the work have been
against the development of a strong
team. IL also ls said that the A. and
N. eleven has poorer material than in
1914 and 1915, though IL is known that
mere are several players above the Or
dinary al rsn now own in the lineup; Such men
capable of making almost any eleven
in this section.
Georgetown should win and win with
out trouble. Just how big the score is
how long the regulars play. team
that was defeated by 80 to 0 by the
Navy is not likely TO afford very strong
opposition TO the Blue and Gray.
Muhlenberg undoubtedly has strong
eleven. The report is that it is some
what better than last season. Then
the Brooklanders Won by j to o in d
game on the home field of the Penn
tory was obtained when John Butler
kicked a field goal Catholic Tniver-
sity, provided its physical condition is
| such that it can play the second half
and at least an even chance to win.
The Brookianders scored touchdown
against Lehigh and finished the first
half of their game with that team in q
tic. TO !. Lehigh. however. proved
the stronger in the second half and won
by - to !. Muhlenberg fought Le
high hard through an entire game, los
ing by 0 to 8. There is not a great
deal i'll comparative scores. it is true,
but comparative scores of several
games show Muhlenberg and c. L. to
be pretty nearly of the same caliber
with perhaps Muhlenberg having a
slight shade. The playing of the. con-
test on its home field should help c. L.
somewhat.
George Washington has no game
scheduled. The Hatchetites do not play
in regular contest again until
Thanksgiving day. when they meet
Georgetown on the Hilltop in a re-
sumption of foot ball relationship after
a period lasting since 1907.
Gallaudet goes to Newark. Del. to
meet Delaware College. The Kendall
Green aggregation is not in as good
condition as might be and for that rea-
son does not stand an even chance to
win. With its full team on the field
Gallaudet might be considered on an
tomorrow it will be mighty lucky to
escape a beating. Just as is the case
at Catholic University. Gallaudet is not
any too well supplied with substitutes
a nd when It's regulars are missing is
weakened great deal by the lack of
as capable men to take their places.
1T
The Marylahd sta,e s9uao leases 'h;s !.
AFTERNOON ior Ne" Loi N. nefe ~,
meets the Ne" iolh NV ei sils. ~
Gothanltes nave haa soi.e hs''
varied season. ihe! nave ieiieu " w
so very wen III one or t"o Go,ites'a' W.
IN others nave Piaseu y. LII 80 49,
pail ABOUT the oHiE ui.e.t csinpa tsol
that can oe eo' o.. IN ~ ~ tas GfI 80 "a.
the game eacn pieyeo VIII i'a' d: io' ~ ~
New YORK lhi.ersI.9 nsui Gu ~ -
Tie Win the iehnsyieanian anu ahu
State los. 10 'hemi os ~ !. " mn a.
d virtual tie- Inc state squau as II.
poor cohdlion' seNelal " lhe pay el
not having put on sults since tne saii,e
with Catholc tnlVersl1y Iast week.
However, Murreil ana foseS. hellnel
OF whom was aoie 70 get INTO 1he eai'e
with the Brooklanners' dre teauy "
take their places again, hlshpaas -
in bed and VIII NOT iia ke tHe tiip anu
1t is very douhttui II fleIcher. one VI
the haltbacks: Will pc aoie ~ plas
Three OF the iour ends t1e 9tats ~
has are on the injured Iist anu !. "a Is
lkely thet Defrlck' "ho hf's peen 1 usT 80
in the oackneid thls seasoi ~ "a, ~
begin the contest on the right hanh
Ry far the most important foot ball
struggle tomorrow is that between
Princeton and Yale, at Princeton. De-
spite the poor showing of the Dark
Blue eleven in the last two seasons, it