Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-24
BY HI. c. BYRD.

Maryland State and Virginia Poly
technic Institute hook up tomorrow
in the only foot ball game scheduled
in Washington. The contest is to
take place at Union League Park
and begin at o'clock. The game
will have a direct bearing on the
South Atlantic championship.
State will start the game with
practically the same eleven that 1t
had against the University of Virginia.
with the exception that Riggs will be
at right end instead of Buchheister.
1t is possible also that Edel will be
at left guard instead of Moore The
latter is the most aggressive and hard
playing forward in the State squad,
but the battering he has had in play
ing every minute of three of the hard
est kind of games has not left him IN
any too good shape. If Moore is not
in the lineup at the start. he prob
ably will be used in the second half.
State will present against v. P. 1.
a heavy line and a light fast back
field. 1t is doubtful il there are two
faster halfbacks in the south than
Bosley and Barall, who will be in the
State lineup. Bosley is a former Tech
Washington high school players who
will be seen in State uniforms
Groves and Myers. Western; Mac
donald and Bailey, Central.
V. P. I. has not yet sent its lineup
to Washington. but it is understood that
who were not in shape to play against
Georgetown. Coach Bernier stated
when here for the Georgetown game
that the Tech team was just beginning
to round into form and that he did not
expect 1t to be at its best for ten days
or two weeks from that time v. p. /.
has q powerful backfield. which special
ICES in line plunging. No set OF backs
has found the going against States
line very easy. and it should be inter-
esting to see just what the V. P. LIS big
men can accomplish
Bryan Morse is to referee the game.
Paul Magoff1n, umpire, and Louis Bat
tersby will be head linesman-
Princeton has chance to give foot
ball dope big turnover against Col
gate tomorrow. If ever a team seemed
strong enough to win against Prince
ton that team is Colgate. Chances
seem good that Princeton will not be
pening on the gridiron this season.
Princeton will have to play better foot
ball than it has shown in any contest
so far this season If it is to defeat
Larry Bankhart's eleven.
Yale, following its defeat by Boston
College, will go against Tufts, which
should provide the New Havenites with
a fairly easy contest. Tufts is weaker
this season than in any year In the
last five. judging by the results of its
games.
University of Virginia has gone to
Harvard to ascertain just how many
points the Crimson can pile up against
it Virginia is likely to afford the
Cambridge eleven very little opposition,
as it does not have the strength to op-
pose such a powerful aggregation of
Eridironers. Harvard's eleven is said
to be as strong physically as any other
team on the gridiron.
Ga1laudet has no game tomorrow,
but Catholic University leaves this
afternoon for Allentown, Pa, where it
II to face Muhlenberg.
Gsorgstown's squad got away yes
terday morning on it's Journey to De-
troit for the game with University of
Detroit. The Blue and Gray is ex-
pecting some stern opposition at De-
troit, but figures on winning. No an
nouncement was made as to the line
up for the game, but in all probability
the men who start the contest will be
the same who were in the v. P. /.
game at it's beginning.
Pennsylvania meets a powerful oD-