Evening star., 1919-10-10
BY H. c. BYRD.

|
played fullback in the swarthmore
contest, again has dropped off the
squad. and his place will be taken by
Macdonald, who was at right half IN
the game last week. Raedy is back
in good shape again and is due to be
at right half. the position he played
last year. There probably is not
faster back in the section than Raedy
Knode will be at quarter and Bosley
at left half. Bosley. Raedy and Mac
donald are former Washington high
school men. the first mentioned haV-
ing been a star at Tech, the second at
Business and the third at Central
Riggs. right end. and Edel. left tackle
in the Swarthmore game, are not IN
shape to play. and their positions Will
The latter is rounding into good con-
dition and Is in shape to put up
good game of foot ball. Edel sus-
| tained bad cut over his left eye
when some Swarthmore player plant
| ed his shoe in the Marylanders face.
Four stitches were taken in the cut.
and the player will not be used to-
morrow II his presence In the game
| is not absolutely essential. RIGGS mas
a strained shoulder. received Monday
in clipping practice. The remainder
| of the line probably will be the same
as at Swarthmore, with the exception
that Bailey is likely to replace Myers
at center. The last mentioned has
been shifted to end. and after he be-
| comes somewhat accustomed to 1t
States squad. numbering twenty play
ers, coach and manager. left this
morning for Charlottesville.
While Maryland States varsity
eleven is at Charlottesville Its fresh
High School at College Park. The
| State first-year men will probably
outweigh their opponents consider
ably.
Catholic University is expecting to
! win it's contest with the Quantico Ma
| rines. The latter probably will have
| In their lineup two or three stars,
but the Brooklanders feel sure they
| will be better drilled and display suf-
! fcient team strength to get away with
| the game by fair score. Randolph
| Macon gave no special reason for can
| ceiling the contest, but 1t probably
| found that opening a season at Vir-
g1nia one Saturday and at washington
| and Lee the next was Just little bit
too hard on its players
Ga1laudet's eleven journeys to
Mount st. Mary's tomorrow morning
to play the eleven representing that
college. Mike Thompson is coaching
Mount ST. Mary's and Is said to have
a strong combination.
University of North Carolina goes
| to New Haven to meet Yale tomor-
| row. The Tarheels. following theiH
| 19 to 0, defeat at the hands of Rut-
! gers last week, hardly can hope to
look for anything other than a whip
ping in a game with the Dark Blue.
| Yale probably will not win by as big
a score as 1t might under different
conditions, because 1T evidently is
1y4 Nayff
of being in the best possible form
for the wind-up with Harvard.
Minnesota and Nebraska meet at
Minneapolis in what had some prom
Use of being a great foot ball game
gin of three touchdowns last week
against University of Iowa. Minnel
sofa, with a team of Its usual stand
ard, should win without much trou-
BILE.
Washington and Lee plays David
son at Lexington. The Generals,
while they expect a stiff game, think
they should win.
in demand tomorrow night will be
THAT between University of West Vir-
ginia and University of Pittsburgh.
Both institutions undoubtedly have
strong teams-teams that stand out
among the most powerful in the east
or middle west-and each believes
it will win. West Virginia is bank
ing on a squad of heavy veterans
and Pittsburgh puts its main faith in
a splendid backfeld and Glen War
No matter what the result of the
contest. though. all who watch it
may rest assured that they will see
one Of the fercest. hardest struggles
of the year.
Georgia meets South Carolina Uni
iyersity and Georgia Tech plays
Clemson. The former contest prob
ably will be easy for Georgia. but
Clemson should be sufficiently strong
to give Georgia Tech about as hard
La Struggle as it desires. If not
little harder Material at Clemson
is as good as is on the gridiron of
any college in the south. according
to definite reports.
Colgate and Brown play at Colgate,
and that game is likely to show lit
tie less in the way of hard, good
foot ball than the contest at Pitts
burRh. Brown undoubtedly remem-
bers that it has a 20 to 0 score
sons to avenge and Colgate will want
to win because the game is a fea-
ture Of the centennial celebration at
that college this week. Aside from
that Colgate and Brown nearly al
ways are represented by elevens
which stand out among the very
best.
| After what the Navy did to North
Carolina State last week. Johns Hon
lkins probably does not look forward
to it's meeting with the Middies to-
morrow with h,a .a,,y,nl any particular art, degree
to be able to defeat the Baltimorean ns bv
almost any score 1t desires. -
While the Navy Is having a walk-
lover against the Hopkins eleven. the
Army will be getting a real test
against Syracuse at west Point.
syracuse probably will be the favor
lite. but from an Army Standpoint the
ltilt with Syracuse is nothing more
nor less than a spot on the bath to
that annual set-to in Noyemher ~.
vived this fall after a wartime re-
lapse.
virginia Military Institute meats
william and Mary at Lexington and
virginia Polytechnic InstifEts 80.