Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-18
'GALLAUDET ELEVEN
THROUGH SATURDAY
Kendall Greeners Wind Up
Season at Philadelphia.
Other Teams Continue.
BY II. G. BYRD.


ule this week The Kendall Green COM
bnation goes to Philadelphia to meet
Drexel, Institute in the final game and
Coach Hughes hopes to put across
something of surprise on the Lexing-
| ton institution.
! While Gailaudet lost to Johns Hop
kns, it has had an exceptionally sue
! ceSsful season. Victories over western
/ Maryland. Washington College and MI.
st. Mary's have been won and tie
game played with Catholic University.
and even Catholic University men have
expressed the opinion that if the field
had been dry Ga.laudet probably would
! have won. If the team can finish its
, schedule by winning from Drexel it will
have done all and even more than
should have been expected of it.
Georgetown, Maryland State and
Catholic University each play two
more games. The Blue and Gray en-
| tertains Washington and Lee on the
Hilltop Saturday in game which
may give the Lexington eleven the
| southern championship. and a week
| from Saturday goes 20 Boston to
| wind up its season with Boston Col
/ lege. State meets Western Maryland
| this week and on Thanksgiving day
! tries conclusions with Johns Hopkins
| in the annual big game in Maryland.
| Catholic University will have Villa
nova on the BrOokland field Satur-
/ to Charleston, w. Va, to face the
| West Virginia Wesleyan eleven.
Reports from Georgetown field are
such that there is not much doubt
the Blue and Gray eleven will be
| considerably weaker for the game
| with Washington and Lee Saturday
than it was for either of the contests
with Georgia Tech or the Navy. With
McQuade and Dudack watching the
game from the sidelines, the Hilltop
pers will be minus their strongest
piece of offensive machinery and their
| best bet in the line. McQuade has
! been the big gun in all Georgetown's
| offensive work and he is sure to be
missed from the lineup more than
any other player.
| capable coach at Washington and Lee.
| The former quarterback not only
turned out fine base ball team last
year, but this fall has developed a foot
| ball squad which has not only not lost
a game. but has not had it's goal line
crossed.
| Mcnamara, Catholic University half
, hack. had the small bone in his fore
! arm broken as a result of the Setto
between his team and Maryland State
| last week. 1t is said he will not be
able to play again this season.
| While not much has been said about
! it so far. there is going to be a real
! foot ball battle here Sunday. Deem
Der Z, when the Navy Yard and Rex
A. C. teams meet. These two elevens
have corra1led most of the best capa-
BILE gridiron talent in the District and
| undoubtedly will put up a contest in
which plenty of spirit will be shown.
| Navy Yard has an older and more ex-
perienced team than Rex. but>0a lat
| ter has a combination which should
give a good account of itself any
where.
The Rex Club also has two or three
| backs who are fast and clever in the
| open field, Johnny Blair and Harris
being especially dangerous to an OPP
posing eleven.
Cambridge. Mass, this week will be
! the mecca of all foot ball fans who
can get, or have been able to get, the
pasteboards required to. admit to Sol
| diers' Field. Yale and Harvard are to
meet in their first struggle since 1916.
and, as usual, there is the same in
terest in the game this year which in
| the past has made it the greatest of
struggling to redeem the unexpected
Harvard is going to try to obtain the
\ victory which will give it a season
without a defeat.