The Washington times., 1916-10-15
Hatchetltes Make Appearance
on Local Gridiron After Lay
off OF Six Seasons.
EASY WINS HERE YESTERDAY
Both Georgetown and c. u.
Could Have Rolled Up Many
More Points.
By BRYAN MORSE.

There will be plenty Of football here
ttfis week despite the fact that both
Catholic University and Georgetown are
out OF town. George washington
makes II first local appearance In six
years In meeting Western Maryland.
while the Maryland State eleven In up
against the virginia Military Institute
team.
On wednesday Catholic University
visits the main line outside of .Philadel-
phia to tackle the strong Villanova
eleven. villan9vs wal defeated by 10
tc.s at the hands Of the Lebanon valley
team yesterday.
,Georgetown goes to Hayerhill, Mass.
for the much heralded game with Dart
mouth Saturday. Frank Csvanaush's 9
eleven appears to have struck lie stride.
The Green walked all over the Massa-
ohusetts Aggies by 60 to o yesterday.
the AEgies have always had a strong
team. but are weaker this year.
,Gallaudet faces the Washington Col
lege team on Saturday. Yesterday Hop
hins trounced the Chestertown lads by
sl to 8, and they should prove easy
picking for Gallaudet.
Navy 10 meeting tho West Virginia
University at the Naval Academy on
SATURDAY. The annual high school
championship football serieB gets under
way at American League Park when
Central meets Western on Friday.
Thursday Business and the Army and
Navy Props are scheduled.
After the Georgetown Eastern College
foInp on the Hilltop yesterday, II be-
comes easy to ngure how a team could
score IA points In an afternoon. as did
Georgia last week eek Had GsorestSTn TSv',,
that the HilitoDpers would have better
ed an, "a to D score. made here years ago
against Richmond College. ....
While several Dartmouth scouts were
s n' ssaaaE sss eo.ss a. as. suf s.sn snc
dine was conspicuous by his absence.
for the Hilltop mentor was taking q
long leak at Dartmouth, at Hanover.
,Dsrtnioatir uncovered nothing but its
second and third string substitutes. and
IL one were hard put for a question 81
might be said that the second team
showed up well In comparison.
One OF the first plays that offered
osas issas' rs% Sn back sSs GIass psn;
hfty yards for touchdown. There
after every ,epd run attempted was a
touchdown. EASterh was given every
OppOTtuplty TO keep tne Dali, so tnat the
Georgetown forwards might get q
chance. There was absolutely nothing
to tho contest other than q bit OF con-
dltioning; for the Hilltoppers.
Tho bright play Of the afternoon was
that OF Mcbride, Of Eastern, who dash
ed seventy yards for touchdown
against Georgetown's third string play
crs. Mcbride got away nicely, eluded
Qilroy, and, receiving good interference,
tauoped over the line. He hoked goal
Catholic University had no trouble
with Randolph Macon and could have
rolled up q larger score had II chosen.
The Brooklanders took things easy in
preparation for q hard game wednes-
day st vhlanova. Yesterdays score
George Washington. as was expected,
wac blanked by Gettysburg to the tune
ef % 70 o. Two Of Gettysburg's touoh-
aowns were the results OF rather lucky
lspg runs. Coach Sullivan will have q
fairly easy game this week. II was al
most impossible to work the team up
for such a hard game and George WASH
ington's showing Is all that could be de.
aired.
0uiiaudet failed 10 live UP to expecta-
tlons and went down 10 a M-to-0 defeat
~ the hands OF the Lexington cadets
y: NJ. !. displayed q powerful attack,
which argues Ill for the Maryland State
AiAvan SATURDAY.