Evening star., 1918-11-27
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Service Teams Predominate
in Contests on Local Fields.
G. U. and State Away.

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played ,herevtomorrow. Catholic Uni
versity is the only collegiate eleven
scheduled to take part in tho con-
tests; the other i've teams represent
ing service organisations. Tho Brook
landers meet tho Chemical Warfare
Service on Georgetown Field for the
second time this season. the former
having won, the first game. The other
two struggles are listed for the serv-
ice league. ono in tho morning apd
the other in the afternoon. The serv-
ice games will be at American League
Park. - =. - n
In the morning tho Seaman Gun
ners are TO meet the eleven repre-
.senting the. Army Medical School
However. 1t is in. tho afternoon fray
that tho realsstruggle Is likely to be
seen. Tho 10th Regiment Of Marines
from Indian Head is slated to face
the Navy Yard combination. The lat
ter was heralded as the strongest in
the league until. the Indian Head men
made their appearance against Camp
Humphreys. and then a great many
persons changed their opinions Ma.
rines and Navy. Yard have good
teams, better coached than the usua!
Army eleven, and possesses several
stellar players in their lineup.
GEORGETOWN has put in two hard
days Of work in preparation for Its
game with Fordham in New York to-
ported i Monday after their contest
with League Island Navy Yard in
pretty good shape and Coach John
O'Reilly thinks they Will be Mt TO
give Fordham the battle Of the sea-
son for both teams. The Hilitoppers
to arrive IN New York early this
evening. Flavin will go back to his
position at quarterback in place OF
Hampton, who only recently return
ed from training camp.
Maryland States eleven. student
body, and about everybody connected
with the college, will go to Baltimore
tomorrow for the annual Thanksgiv-
ing day struggle with Hopkins; @ nnS Staee 4he
battalion of few more than 500 stu
( dents, Over in Baltimore opinion
seems to be that Hopkins will nave
quite a form reversal over what 1t
showed last Saturday, when it lost
| doubtedly has splendid material for
! a foot ball team, but the men did not
play we'll as a team. The backdeld
Hopkins has possesses wonderful po-
| tential possibilities and the linemen
( are big and strong. Hopkins has
team that, going at its best as a
I team. would give the best Of elevens
{ a real struggle.
| Hero Is what Starr Matthews In tho
I Baltimore Sun says IN tho prelimi-
relative to the contest:
! "Realizing that she cannot win the
Maryland collegiate championship be-
cause Of the defeat administered by
| termined to spill the beans for Cur
| ley Byrd's State eleven when they
meet on Homewood gridiron. tomor-
| row afternoon The local varsity has
| the chance to cloud the title and ex-
poets to do It
Hopkins has not whined about the
| defeat which upset her plans entire
ly. Tho Black and Blue players and
the students as well have but one
idea in mind-spill the beans.
I" Beat- State is tho slogan Of the
gridders.
"Beat State is the earnest request
of the loyal supporters.
Hopkins is going upon the deld
determined to beat State If such a
thing is within her power. Everyone
was or color last Saturday. for while
Western Maryland Is not, and was
| not considered, easy, prey, the Meth
odists shocked foot ball enthusiasts
by running up such a score. It was
| the worst sort Of a defeat, and one
wholly unexpected for Hopkins really
was confident. she would win and
even develop rapidly enough to lower
the. colors Of the College Park ag-
gregation."
State will use the same team, against
Hopkins that it placed in the game
| with Western Maryland and St Johns
with the possible exception that
Raedy may play right halfback in
place Of Gurevich. Raedy has not
taken part in a contest since the one
with Virginia Military Institute No
vember 2, but now seems to be in
good shape. It is probable that
Raedy and Gurevich will alternate
in the position.
Most interesting Of scholastic foot
| ball games, in fact, about the only
interesting one. Of the year is to take
place this afternoon In the Central
High. stadium between Central and
, Western. Much talk has gone bacl
and forth between the two school.
about a contest and each is banking
on victory to back its claim Of hav'
ling the stronger eleven. Western Il
heavier than Central, but the latter
seems to b6 faster. However, the
Red and White has one man In 1t.
backfeld who is exceptionally speedy
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