The Washington times., 1918-11-20

1t must not be overlooked that the
nidshipmen have been winning with
ease from aeVeryefltng srhiey nave met
this1f and on Saturday were piling
up 12T points to nothing against poor
Crsinus. This was but one point behind
theSfecord score OF the season, made
by Georgia Tech against the North
Carolina Aggies, but Dobie could have
had his team make IL $50 with ease IL
he had Kept fn'its fun strength and
insisted upon the full time.
Asa matter of fact. ne played two
twelve and two eight-minute quar-
teri SO that the game probably af-
foedSd the fastest scoring Of the sea-
son. the record quarter being the sec
oad, with 40 points,
WOuId BE AHtf-CIImax.
The. Academy management has been
looking for a big game, 70 be played
Thanksgiving Day, or the Saturday
after, but are happy to end the sea
son next Saturday. 1t is realized that
any further playing would be simply
an anti-cIimax. and that no worthier
opponent could be obtained than the
eorouerors Of Rutgers. So next sat
urday's bill will be the big game FOR
the midshipmen. An attendance is
ex6ected which will almost swamp
the facilities at the Academy, and the
interest is such that the contest al
most causes as much excitement as II
a game with West Point was about 70
be played
The Great Lakes squad, after com
ing here, decided TO go TO Baltimore
and practice on Homewood Field I'M
tn Friday: In the SQUAD are Lieut.
Clarence McReavy, Assistant Coach
Morrison, Manager Hellberg, Lieut.
Johnny Lavan, medical adviser;
Trainer Rose. Captain Keefe. Halas
Reichle. Langenstein, Reeves, Lauer,
Driscoll, Councilman, Byers, Black
lock, Eckiund Backman. Andrews,
Jones, knight, Griffith, Ellison. Ivy,
c. Barnard. L Bernard. Abrahamson'
Collins, Bliss. Erickson Conrad, VIII
larnan. and Fred H Young publicity
manager.
IsIn Fair Condition
Tbs Naval Academy squad is in fair
condition, and has nearly it's full
strength available at this time. Cap
tain ingram, believed here 10 be one
Of the very best backs Of the year,
lott a considerable part of the early
season through illness. but has play
ed IN the last two games, and indica-
ted that he is little. IL any. below his
fofu OF last year.
Butler, another veteran back, is in
prime condition. He is powerful
line .pIunger and defensive player,
bat not a good dodger. and rather
clumsy In the open field.
Roberts has been out OF the game
for two weeks, and IL Is doubtful ~ he
can play next Saturday. He made q
roOd reputation at Colgate, before en-
tefanE the Academy, and has played
here two years. He is the best man or
the squad IN running through q
brdkSn field
Ohio Lads Are There
mould Roberts be unable 10 play
Coonbs or Rodes Is likely to take
his place. Both were high-rating
substitutes on the squad last season
The flling Of the fourth place nexi
Saturday probably lies between two
fourth classmen, Rawlings and Orr
B6th are Ohio youths.
Rawlings hRs had little more en-
psfiencs. having PLAYED with the uni
vsrEtty Of cincinpatfg Orr has had
or1f hfgh school experiences. but is q
Rk man. Substitutes in he back.
nefd are Clark Benoist and Alvord.
In the line, these may be regardet
as certain 20 start the game mex
Saturday, barring injury: Scaffe. Ieft
tackle; Arthur, csntsr. Even, righi
end .,.....
With the players who are fighting 81
out, are: Left end. Snively and Cold
well; left guard. Saunders and Den
feId>. rfght guard, Perry and Moore
nat tseklA King and sAurrGy.