The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-14
GRDIRON BATTLES
TO AID BIG DRIVE

Quite bit OF football around these
parts for the weekend Georgetown
university S. 4. T. C. players, with q
record OF two games won. will play
ske Charleston Naval Training Station
eleven on the Hilltop Saturday for
the War Workers Campaign Mary
land State, in . similar benefit game,
: will, try conclusions with the New
Z York University eleven at the Central
!, Stadium.
Central is expecting to book a con-
test for Saturday morning In the
afternoon a American League Park
the Camp Humphreys eleven, OF Acco-
tink. Va. will battle the Tenth Regi-
ment Marines from Indian Head in
the Service League contest.
GallEudet College goes out OF town
sar a game with the Pennsylvania
Military Institute team at Chester,
Pa The battle is an annual AFFAIR.
GallAudet lost last season, but eX-
rects, with Deer in the lineup, to
come through to a win.
The change in the Maryland State
N. Y. U. game is q last minute switch.
s Coach Byrd, OF State, was expecting
TO play at College Park, but made ar
ranEements to meet the Gothamites in
: the stadium.
The State lads. high school boys for
the most part, are familiar with the
stadium as they got most Of their ex-
perience there in championship foot
ball battles in the high school league.
Athletic Officer W. J. Hazel, of
Camp Humphreys. reports his
lads ready for the Tenth Regiment
. team Saturday in the Service League
game. The Humphreys men were
expecting to come up with about
seven AII-American men. but as they
we're ordered overseas HAZEL had to
form q new combination.
Tenth Regiment Marines, on their
06-to-0 defeat OF the Headquarters
team recently. are being boosted az
the dark horse of the circuit. After
the Marines and Humphreys men
Hhov5 the Service League fans will
have a chance to compare the six
teams.
Sundays game in the Service
League finds the Sea Naval Gun Fac
tory team. leaders by their victory
over the Seaman GunnerS. opposed to
the Army Aedicos, who played a tie
With Camp Leach.
Central showed no Iet-up in the
championship form displayed during
the past three years under Coach
AeCleT- Inc CentraliteS, with but
two scrimmages this season, de-
fssted Baltimore City by Is to s and
should have had two more touch
Gowns.
The Baltimore lads had the honor
e being the first team to cross Cen
trails goal line. When Weaver inter
eepted q pass and rushed over for a
touchdown, Central was headed by
G4x points for the first time n the
history OF the stadium sport
Central came back quickly and, en-
ploytng a shift. sent the ball over for
q touchdown. The Baltimore lads
could not stop Central, although they
threatened TO score in the final period.
John oReilly could not see his
charges defeat the Washington Bar
racks eleven 81 to yesterday. o'ReiIly
IL In Boston attending the funeral OF
his brother. who died on Sunday. The
. Blue and Cray S. A 7. c. BOYS walked
I N, around, through and over the Ma
Ftnes for twelve touchdowns, Goggins
Kicked eight goals and Flavin one
which EotAled UP 81 points.
: The Marines were stronger in the
: line than Fort Myer, but their backs
were Unable to penetrate the Hilltop
defense. The game was almost
repetition of Saturdays affair with
Fort Ayer
GeorEstoWn's play was more smooth
than on Saturday despite the lack
Of practice. The Hilltoppers executed