Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-12
ELEVENS MAY P[Ay
MANY HARD GAMES
Several Gridiron Contests
Scheduled Which May Develop
Into Real Struggles.
BY Fl. C. BYRD.

IL. y. d
Several foot ball games. any of which
may develop into real struggles, are
scheduled tomorrow in the west
north and south are listed more inter
esting contests than are usual for this
time of the wear. many of the big c,ev-
ems being due to meet combinations
which may prove more than trouble
some.
Based on the strength of the teams in
previous years. Rutgers and Syracuse
should put up great battle. Rutgers
viii be meeting Syracuse on the latters
field. which will work sonewh>t to its
disadvantage However, the Jersey
ties have <iven evidence this fall! of eN-
ceptional power and victory for them
will not be Il surprise by any means.
At Morgantown. W. Va, the Carlisle
game which viii prove whetse~ or not
they have returned to another era of
powerful offensive combinations
out in Pittsburgh a warm struggle
may take place between I.rhi.-n and
Pittsburgh. sThe South Bethlehem m
stitHtion :" far this fail has not shown
as hlueh power as III previous years,
but II is said To nave more potential
worth than Yet has been evidenced 1t
IS not to he expected that LchIgh Will
defeat Fit, but the possibility exists
that II may.
Out III the west several contests of
an attractive nature are scheduled.
Nebraska meets the University of Iowa,
Chicago plays Vanderbilt. Illinois en-
tcrtainS the University of Oklahoma
and the University of Wisconsin has Il
strong opponent in Notre Dame. Ne
I.,J, prohabiy will beat Iowa. and
'hicaE" Is likely to have too much
strength for Vanderbilt Oklahoma
/. SA"We" more than the average often
sIve power a week ago. when IL won
from small college eleven by 40 to o.
-:pthlng sham viii be connected with
the struggle between Notre Dame and
W iSc"nsIn. Undoubtedly both have
strong teams, and Notre Dame is not
gong to let grass grow un4er its feeJ
IN ITS efforts 10 break into the fore
'front.' OF middle western foot ball
In Philadelphia the University of
pennsylvania viii try TO redeem its
It's 10 pc showing against Georgia
Z itch by rndeavoring TO trounce Swarth-
more, Bob Foiwell undoubtedly has
+ ne"h putting in some hard licks with
. ms eleven since last wstk, and some
thing like real foot ball may be look ed
LOT from - tomorrow. Incidentally,
SWafthmore was one OF the elevens 10
defeat Penn last year. and FolweIl is
NOT one TO forget whippings
Washington ami Jefferson and Yves,
and jefferson. Tho fo-,nn,. dos
pear to be quite so formidable as II ha
( been in past years and tho Iat+ar Il
; stronger than in 1915. The coincidence
of the two situations may produce :,
wen fought and played game.
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~ ,li'u toIi,eli are 10 play op-
- . W MN E"ch Sho4ld defeaS With
out " = rht aeal OF trouble The former
,,t tassa ctl US, US AggleS and the
latter Williams Bucknell and Colgate
ar" booked Tor Il meeting
Georgetown has no game tomorrow,
being on the field TODAY against The
Springfield Y. NJ c. y Training School
at Springfield Mass The Blue and
Gray expects 10 get away with a VIC
tory
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| ping alo.iio because OF q bruised
snim t C.cfIa IN tme contest Win 5'ela
WARE 'olieSe laSt wees. MacLohaid VIII
Win 'he possihlHtS that "iSemah. an
emu may play the othef.
Gailaudet has fu!ibacK who IS likely
to be heard from very decisively before
ne gets through. Ills name Is Deer. and
ne is a deer ana GEAR combined. from
| tiaiaudet viewpoint Dewey Deer is
we ypuhsster name. ana ne comes
rom the state OF washington. lie is SAID
-, ,oo "aNS q fetofu OF zen SECONDS IN me
i'g, "Hu - ouI's SoIietiiilE IKE = Dig
rtuWoo! re win the top sawed on
I,eel Miii uete'op INTO me pest packileld
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