Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-14
THREE GRID GAMES
HERE ON SATURDAY
Maryland States Meeting
With New York University
Most important.

Three foot ball games are to be
played here Saturday. One is be-
tween two colleges, another between
service eleven and college and the
third is to take place in the service
league between Camp Humphreys and
Marines. In the collegiate contest
Maryland State is to meet New York
University in the Central High sta
dunn. Officials at Central have given
approval for use of the stadium, and
while this approval has to have the
formal ratification of the superintend-
ent or schools, there is not much doubt
that such approval will be given.
georgetown is due to smear another
service eleven, the Seaman Gunners
being booked to appear on the Hill
top.
Gallaudet plays Saturday. but it will
meet an opponent on foreign field,
being listed. for. contest at Chester.
"a. with the Pennsylvania Military
college. 1t is likely that the Kendall
Greeners will win by big score, as
.he chester institution has a team
way below its usual standard.
MARYLAND States game with New
YORK University ought to be worth
Wnlie, IT for no other reason than that
receipts from it are to be given to
the united war work campaign. This
Viii be about the first time the New
forkers have appeared here in a foot
Dali contest, and usually they are rem
resented by big, powerful elevens.
rms probably is the only real collie
giate struggle scheduled here for the
ten am OF the year. State will en-
leI the game with two of it's regulars
SUING on the bench, but has reserve
strength almost as good as the regu-
iars &c NIL the positions. The contest
is TO begin at o'clock and an admis-
SION OF SO cents will be charged.
ihere Will be no war tax.
Central High won the opening game
OF its foot ball schedule yesferdaV
oea.lng Baltimore City College BY Is
to s; The Blue and White at the end
OF the hrst quarter had been scored
on and went into the second quarter
with the count standing to o against
II. IN the second, though. the Central
mac looked something like the
com nlnat1on that swept all scholastic
elevens before it. year ago and
fought its way to a touchdown. In
the thlrd period another touchdown
was made. Baltimore City College
made its score when Weaver inter
copied forward pass and ran thirty
yards for the count. Central tried the
play too near it's own goal line.
Georgetown Smothered another
service eleven, beating the Marines by
81 to 0. The contest was nothing but
a romp up and down the field for the
Blue and Gray. From the moment the
two elevens stepped out on the field it
was certain that the result was moth
ing more nor less than how many
points each team would score.
Unless Georgetown meets with some
opposition between now and the time
it plays Fordham Thanksgiving day
it probably will suffer in comparison
to the New Workers. That is not
meant to intimate that Georgetown
will lose, but that Fordham's several
contests with other college elevens
is giving it an advantage that George
town may have to work hard to over
come. AS far as actual development is
concerned. the two games played by
the Hilltoppers SO far have done them
little or no good.
New York University has a half
back of the name of Egan who has
stood out for the last two seasons
among the best backs in the east.
Neither Glowers nor Guyon. regular
halfbacks on the Georgia Tech eleven
was in the game against North Caro-
lima A. and M, last week when the
latter was defeated by 128 to 0. Won
der what would have happened il
they had played?
Guyon has had a sprained ankle
for some time, but is getting over it.
and in a recent letter to his brother
in Washington says that he will be
in good shape to play against Pitts
burgh at Pittsburgh November %
Guyon used to play under Warner
at Carlisle. and would give much to
be member of the first eleven to
whip Warmers team in three or four
years.
Bryan Morse, physical director al
Western High School. thinks he
would have had. a great foot ball
team this fall, one that would have
come mighty near getting the cham
pionship had the school series been
played. Morse is trying to arrange a
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