The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
DISTRICT BOYS
IN M. U. LINEUP
FOR V.P.LG GAME
College Parkers to Meet
Strong Virginians at
A. L. Park.
BY JACK NYE.


washingtonians who have been
laundering for the sight of Curly
Byrd's crack Maryland eleven in
action will have that desire grail
ned on Saturday when the College
Parkers entertain the Virginia Poly
eleven at the American League
Park.
Originally scheduled for College
Park. the battle scene has been
shifted to Mr.. Grifflth's ball park.
where II will be more convenient
for the public to attend.
Most of the Maryland men in
jured In the. clash with Syracuse
have recovered by this time and the
team, facing v. P. l. will lack but
two Of the stars who graced the
earlier lineup. They are: Bailey,
center, who Is nursing a busted
Jaw, and Clark. tackle, whose knee
hasn't been behaving right of late.
Despite the defeat by st. Johns at
Annapolis. when Byrd was forced
to use a team composed largely of
substitutes, there Is confidence In
the Maryland ranks that the VIC
tory of last season, when the
VirgiAians were downed by 7-to-0
score, will be repeated. Honors
are now even between the two IN
situtions, V. P. I. having nosed out
a 6-to-o decision in 1919.
Though not technically a Wash
fngton Institution, Maryland has
more Washington boys in It's line
up than any District eleven. Three
Of the backheld who will start are
products Of local high schools. They
are: "Untz" Brewer, from Western;
Ed Pugh from Tech. and McQuade
from Eastern. Groves. who may also
appear in the opening lineup Is
also a Western graduate.
V. P. !. is blessed with nne ma
ueriaI this year and has very
creditable record. Two weeks ago
the virginians journeyed to- Ken
trAcky and threw a scare into the
big Center eleven, outplaying DO
Mcmillan and his mates for three
periods. In the final quarter Center
managed to exc out II to vic
tory. Last week V. P. I. ran rough
shod over Richmond by a score Of
20 TO o.
This game promises to be one
of the best Of the season In Wash
ington and is sure to bring out a
crowd.
Catholics Meet NlllAnONn-
Catholic University's much i'm
proved eleven will be the only
other home team Saturday. meeting
yinanova on Killion Field. II the
dope means anything this should be
a battle royal. Catholic surprised
the natives by holding Fordham to
q 10 to o and along comes Villanova
and earns a questionable tie with
the same team All of which in
dicates that c. U. and Villanova ara
evenly matched and that the re-
suit next Saturday is an unsafe
betting proposition.
On the Hilltop field there was
much activity yesterday In prepRra-
ton for the big battle with Holy
Cross at Worcester Saturday. The
drst team and the seconds met in
a gruellinK scrimmage and the news
gates that what the seconds did
to the varsity was not pleasing to
the coaches. Two touchdowns were
scored by the much despised
scrubs"
New Giant on Hilltop.
The day was marked by the ap-
pearanes in uniform Of Ole Chris
Hanson. who halls from Minnesota.
Ole is a sturdy little man and then
some. He strips at 234 pounds and
Is ftlIback. For such a giant he
is active and agile. His chief
trouble at present is that he has
much to learn, but raw-boned giants
are not to be overlooked these days.
Giant things are expected Of Ole
later on.
Physical Director !O'Reilly gave
out a tentative Lineup last night.
Florence and Formosa will take
care Of the ends. Goggin and lube
Sullivan will be at the tackles.
Comstock and Sweeny at the guards,
Wetz at center, DuFour at quarter.
Flavin and McQuade at the halves
and Renoyn at full.
George WashinLAon and Gallaudet
will also pastime on alien terri
tory this week, the Hatchetites
journeying to Philadelphia for a
game with Drexel Institute, while
the Kendall Greeners will meet
Susquehanah at Selingsgrova