Evening star., 1919-09-20
INTERESTING GAMES
T0BE PLAYED HERE
Many Contests Attractive to
Foot Ball Fans Scheduled
for Local EIeVenS.
BY II. G. BYRD.

Notwithstanding no college foot
| ball game is scheduled here on the
general opening date of the season.
| October 4. there should be consider
able of interest on local fields during
| the year. Every Saturday after Oc-
tober one or more contests in which
| foca, elevens are to figure will be
played,
First games here are booked Octo-
her H. when Georgetown meets West
Virginia Wesleyan and Catholic Uni
Versity goes against Randolph Macon
Prior to those contests Maryland
! state Will play at SWarthmore and
Gallaudet at Rucknell. both these be-
ing booked October 4. While George
town and Z. L. are playing at home
October IL, Maryland State will be
| battling Virginia at Charlottesville
October Is all teams are away ex-
cept Georgetown. which has as its op-
ponent Virginia Polytechnic Institute
October % Maryland State is the only
eleven playing at home. Virginia Poly
technlc Institute being booked to
come here for the second time. No
vember l Georgetown plays Delaware
University and Gallaudet hook up at
G. U. November Ga allaudet will have
Western Maryland as its opponent at
Kendall Green. November Is Catholic
University and Maryland State are
due to meet in what always is warm
struggle.
November %, Washington and Lee
IN what probably will be the best con-
test of the local season, and Villiano-
va is to be here for it's annual setto
with Catholic University. So far no
q G N1nfl f<r r. L.,
FOLLOWING is schedule of games in
which local elevens are to partici-
pate, Navy and Maryland State be-
ing included:
Swarthmore, at Swarthmore: Navy VS.
North Carolina State. at Annapolis;
burg.
Virginia Wesleyan, at Georgetown:
Catholic University vs. Randolph Ma
con, at Catholic University; Maryland
State VS.. Virginia. at Charlottesville;
Navy a VS.. Johns Hopkins. at Annapolis,
october 1S-Georgetown vs.. Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute. at
Georgetown; Gallaudet vs.. Johns Hop
kins. at Baltimore; Maryland State
vs. West Virginia. at Morgantown:
ginia Polytechnic Institute at Col
lege Park; Navy vs. Bucknell. at An
napolis; Georgetown VS.; University
OF Detroit at Detroit: Catholic Uni
vsrsity VS.. Muhlenberg, at Allentown.
November Catholic University vs..
Gallaudet at Catholic University;
Georgetown VS.. Delaware College, at
Georgetown; Maryland State VS.. Yale,
at New Haven; Navy VS.. West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan, at Annapolis.
November 4-Georgetown VS.. Ford
ham. at New York.
November s-Maryland State VS.. ST
Johns, at College Park; Gallaudet VS..
Western Maryland. at Kendall Green;
College, at Catholic University;
Georgetown vs.: Navy, at Annapolis.
vs. H0SsmSH Maryland State. at washington: sFy
Georgetown VS. Georgia Tech. at At
lanta: Gallaudet VS.. Washington Col
lege. at Chestertown; Navy vs.. Colby.
at Annapolis.
November 22-Georgetown u.
Washington and Lee, at Georgetown:
Catholic University VS.. Villanova, at
Catholic University: Maryland State
VS.. Western Maryland. at College
November 27-Maryland State VS..
Johns Hopkins, at Baltimore; Catho-
lie, University vs. West Virginia Wes-
November ssNNavy VS.. Army. at
New York.
Bill Dudack and Dan Ahearn, tackles
in 1917 were on the heid tbe at e1,set Georse
condition they seemed to be in
gave the Blue and Gray authorities
considerable satisfaction. Smeach.
star tackle in 1915. is expected back
ceives his discharge from the Army.
Anderson, center in 1916. also is
looked for shortly. Carlin and Etzel.
back and end year ago. are in togs,
as are Flavin, Buckley and Leary.
backs. Rourke. who played tackle at
Pe2dv
other season, as is O'Connell. substi-
tute lineman. Kenyon, catcher on the
base ball team :ast spring, is out for
foot ball, and is expected to make
good.
Some exceptionally strenuous COM
petition is likely to take place at
Georgetown for the quarterback po-
sition. Maloney, Flavin and Harry
Sullivan are clever performers in the
position and each will fight hard for
the honor of being called 1.-The regu-
lar"
Snyder, Raedy, Bosley and Knode
the regular backfeld of last year
are out at Maryland State, as are Gil
tert, Gardner and Barall, other backs of
1918. OF last years linemen who have
reported there are Moore, Luckey. Bailey
tackles. and Moran, end. Sullivan and
ppley, tackles. and Riggs. sub fullback
of the 1917 team. are out. as is
Vincent, who played halfback in
1915, but who since the middle Of
that season has been in the Navy.
Vincent's enlistment was due to ex-
pire October 90. but he obtained an
early discharge in order to return
to school. He weighs ITO pounds and
is one Of the fastest men in college.
Nisbet, tackle last year, was at the
college yesterday to register, but re-
turned home until Monday.
Practice at State yesterday consist
ed more of conditioning and harden