Evening star., 1921-10-14


but not one presents the many att
shipman meeting promises. In the
of what last year was regarded as
of the whole country, and the Navy,
the Tigers to standsfill during a &
Navy. stronger this year. hopes to
-edeem its 1S-to-O defeat Glamor al
ways attaches to games at Annapolis
because OF the brigade Of inidshipmep
md the concerted yelling. The con-
test also offers Princeton men in the
mater In action and gives Navy peo-
Die glimpse Of the Midshipmen
against one Of the ''big three" not a
usual sight by any means.
BIG Stars May Get In Game.
All reports indicate-in fact. posi-
tive announcement has been made
from Princeton-that Lourie and Gar
rity will not start the contest. This
does not mean. of course, that Prince
ton will be weak, because the players
who win be in the positions left va
will be nothing IL not clever and ca
oable; and under the stress of at
tempting to NIL the shoes of their IA
nous teammates should do better
than they know how"
Probabilities are good. though. de-
and Garritys will not be In the game,
that. II the play reaches a point where
a slightly stronger offense may turn
Z in Princeton's favor. both will be
rushed into the contest. Without
Laurie and Garrity. the chances are
good for the Navy to come out with
he long end. especially if it has a
good man to score goals from the
aeld. = Lourie. was great man to
run back kicks and Garrity is strong
n the secondary defense. but without
these men the, Sailors will find that
crossing the Princeton goal line is
not the easiest matter in the world.
VIII Take No Chances.
However. be the result of the game
Mat 1t may, undoubtedly Princeton
will not take chances of further in
possibly avoid doing So, and such
chances probably would not be few,
because the contest Is not likely to
30 Of the pink-tea variety. In all
probability one will see just about as
much vicious tackling and blocking
ton last year was especially noted
or it's hard play. and Navy's teams
tlways perform in a slashing. driving
manner that is splendid In the sight
If those who know good foot ball.
Certain it is that everybody in
,eg. borrow. bribe. or. well, we won't
add swipe, a ticket will be at
annapolis. No game in. this section
n years has produced the demand
Princeton and Navy, and tickets. by
he way, are much more scarce than
or the annual Army-Navy struggle.
!Georgetown and Catholic University
NAY at home, the former being due
= entertain the Westminster College
"Hven and the latter. Mount st. Mary's.
SPth local schools should get the
eng ends of the scores without much
Htertion, unless they show only about
pAe-third the strength evidenced in
tReir games last week.
t:aiiaudet. George Washington and
DIVERSITY of Maryland are to operate
y foreign fields. The Kendall Green
nbeven journeys to Chester. Pa. for
z meeting with the Pennsylvania
Military College: the Hatchetites will
Rrfolk, and the University of Mary
Snd goes to Annapolis to play st.
.I&hn's morning game.
Gallaudet and George Washington
Seem to be against teams of about
-9eir own caliber, and both will have
University of Maryland-St. Johns
isfnne is concerned. II the former had
4 full strength available there would
-lSt be much doubt about it winning.
X Johns has not won a foot BALI
4me from the Marylanderts since.
S12 and d victory for it would Just
a4out give it the right to burn down
lSfew buildings and would prove for
te College Park students disaster.
Naich to them would far eclipse all
ch comparatively inconsequential
2ppenings as those at Pompei,
Martinique, Samoa and the like
fo~t Important Of the games In the
south Atlantic section is that at Lex
1Aston between University of Virginia
:y9d Virginia Military Institute. The
armer is anxious to avenge the de-
4at suffered at the hands Of the
'c9dets year ago and the latter on
home field for the first time with
Virginia and dedicating a new ath-
ic field. has every incentive to come
"vt OF the game a victor. The game
between what appear to be two
"3enly matched teams. v. NJ l. lost
1npst OF the stars who composed it's
great eleven of 1920. while Virginia
n3s back practically it's whole team
y q year ago. However. v. NJ I. was
1ch better than Virginia then and
remains to be seen whether or not
'Snditions have evened up.
three southern eleyens are in the
1Srth Tor games with powerful teams
y that section. Georgia passed
csrough here yesterday on it's way to
otay Harvard. Washington and Leo
Nent through today at noon for a
fHt with Rutgers at New Brunswick.
afd Tennessee is at Hanover for a
latch with Dartmouth. With the ex-
option OF Washington and Lee, which
you'd nave about an even chance to
beat Rutgers, the southern eIevens
tSe likely to lose by margins which
Yil be comfortable for the northern
'sae OF the engagement.
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