Evening star., 1918-11-11
ONE GRID CONTEST
OF: MUCH INTEREST
Meeting Of Georgia Tech and
Pittsburgh November q
Should Be Great Struggle.

Main foot ball interest this fall is
sure to center in the game to be play
ed between University of Pittsburgh
and Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh NO
vember %. Results Of last Saturdays
contests almost prove that these elev-
ems stand out as the strongest in the
east and perhaps in the whole coun-
try. In all probability both are be-
ing developed with the game in view
as the one big opportunity of their
curtailed schedules. and neither is
going to let much time go to waste
between now and time for the contest
to begin.
Saturday Pitt defeated Washington
and Jefferson by "a to 0. a crushing
that was not looked for At the start
of the season the w. and J. outfit was
rated among the best prospects of
the year because it had back practi-
cally a veteran squad. Pitt, except
for McLauren, was almost an un-
known quantity. However, the aggre-
cation which makes its home under
proved against w. and J. Down IN
Georgia the Atlanta institution seems
to possess another powerful combina-
tion.
Not only has it been rolling up big
scores against service elevens. but
day before yesterday whaled the life
out of North Carolina A and II. by
128 to 0, probably the worst beating
ever given Carolina team.
Under the most adverse conditions
the game between Georgia Tech and
Pitt ought to be one of the best in
years. 1t should rank with the most
interesting struggles of the last five
seasons despite the adverse condi-
tions brought on by war.
Navy Yards foot ball team yester-
day took the measure of the Seaman
Gunners at American League Park in
the second game of the Service Foot
Ball Leagues schedule, the score
being "a to 0. The former Mohawk
and Vigilant stars proved too clever
counted. two touchdowns before the
end Of the first half. Byers did some
good advancing of the ball for the
Navy Yard aud Reed ran Is yards
for touchdown after receiving q
Quite a tribute WAS paid to Bosaey
and Gurevidh. former Technical High
halfbAck and guard. who played the
halfba0k positions for Maryland State
Saturday in Baltimore against Wsat.
En Maryland. in tho Baltimore SUMS
account Of the gama. Here IL the
-. - s>%4SS b~eo$s.1.D - s.sS os~s$
Of the game. - printed In the payer
mentioned:
with a now star. q brand new one
to Maryla.nderA State not only de-
Tended its foot ball championship yes
terday by beating Western Maryland
College. 10 to o. but proved TO all who
assembled at Homewood to see the
last half Of the first double-header
staged on local sridirpn that. 1T
will be a real task for any aggrega-
ton to lift the laurels from the COL
lege Park school.
THE new luminary is Wesley Bos-
ley, the shining light OF the Technical
High School eleven of last season, and
the Westminster Methodists what to
expect from this lanky young half
back. Indeed: Bosley is Exceptionally
brilliant Only twice did Western
Maryland manage to stop him during
the afternoon, SO 1T should be quite
clear to every one why State won.
HE didn't score a touchdown, all of
the glory in that direction going to
Gurevich, the chunky lad who played
opposite the big punch Of the State
eleven. Three times Gurevich crossed
the goal line and he also kicked the
goal. thus making all of the nineteer
points. But II was Bosley, with his
end runs, his line plunges. his of
tackle stabs. that gained the grouno
for two of those scores. But, to Cure
vich goes the credit Of the othe,
touchdown, for he intercepted a for