Evening star., 1922-10-06

take place at American League Park
The Hilltoppers will take the Fl
Goggin and Butler. tackles: Comsto
center; Du Four. quarter; Byrne AM
These men comprise weight, strent
the things as a team which go to
therefore, without saying that Leb;
extraordinarily strong combination
Lebanon Valley undoubtedly will
bring here a fairly strong team. 1t
may bring a very strong outfit. How
ever. Lebanon Valley is not likely to
be anything like as we'll coached as
Georgetown. and probably will lack
much of the finish of the latter. A
much better game than usual for an
early season affair is fairly sure to
result from the meeting of the two
eIevens. 1t should be we'll worth see
ing.
University of. Maryland's squad
leaves here this afternoon for Rich
mond. where it is to face the Univer-
Sity of Richmond eleven tomorrow
afternoon in its second game. Rich
mond is said to have a strong cOmbl-
nation. as it held Lafayette scoreless
last week for almost an entire half
and only had five touchdowns made
after it had been battered by much
more powerful team physically.
The Maryland squad is coming
around in fairly good shape physical
1y. Andy Nisbet and Joe Burger. tao
kles, who have been out OF practice
for some time, have been out all this
week and Wednesday and yesterday
engaged in long scrimmages, and
showed no i'll effects from the strenu-
Gus workouts. Ed Pugh. the only
other member of the varsity squad
not in the going right now. was out
yesterday. and his shoulder is mend
ing rapidly that he may start
against Pennsylvania next week.
Southern elevcns begin today in
real earnest to see what they can ac-
"onplish against the best of other
stctions.o University of Georgia is
in Chicago to meet Stages eleven
and University of North Carolina
up against the Dark Blue. Many
critics have picked North Carolina
10 give Yale a real tussle. but know
ing the personnel of the Georgia and
North Carolina elevens. the writer is
Inclined to think that Georgia has a
much better chance against Chicago
Than North Carolina against Yale.
North Carolina possesses about the
same men 1t had a year ago. the
backheIu being identical, with the
Exception of Lowe at quarter. but
even a that there hardly seems to
be sufficient strength to measure
swords with the Bulldog on even
termS.
eleven physically than North Caro-
lima, and its players are just eX
perienced. and, something more. Chi
sago probably will not be as diff
cult a foe to encounter.
Coach Bill FetZer of the Tarheels
IS a wonder at developing open foot
ball play and may be able to give
he Yale team lot of trouble. but if
he finished the game on the short
end OF the score by less than four
tA oh Il -
s.elf fortunate. Georgia has a chance
10 play an even game with Chicago,
it seems. Both North Carolina and
Georgia won their contests Of last
:eating Wake Forest by 6 to and
the latter whipping Mercer by IS to 0.
Two games scheduled for Washing
ton elevens tomorrow have been can
celed. George Washington called off
the one it had scheduled with the
Quantico Marines and Mount Wash
ington took the same action in regard
TO its proposed trip over from Balti-
more to face Gallaudet. George
timore with Johns Hopkins and CAL
laudet opens it's season at the same
time with a contest at Westminster
with Western Maryland.
Harvard Is expecting to have it's
hands full getting away with its game
with Holy Cross, as it usually does.
Last year the Crimson barely won by
to 0. and this fall Holy Cross is
said to be just as completely ready for
he tilt in the Harvard stadium as it
was in 1921.
Like North Carolina and Georgia,
SeWanee goes n orth to face a big
school. but unless it is stronger than
at any time during the last three or
four years will stand little chance. to
do much other than make a respect
able showing against Penn. SeWanee.
of course, may have strong eleven,
but Pennsylvania this year possesses
least that is what has been said OF 1t
since its game of last Saturday.
Virginia also goes north to tackle
a big foe, having Princeton as its OBJ
iective. The Charlottesville men
should put up good game, but
Princeton is expected to be the victor
without much trouble. If Virginia
holds the Tigers to three touchdoWns
it will be doing well.
The first big game in the south
Atlantic section is to be played to-
morrow at Lexington between WASH
ington and Lee and North Carolina
State. Every other team in the sec
tion meets one or the other OF these
iwo elevens and considerable interest
will be shown in the outcome. 1t
generally is believed that Washing
ton and Lee will be the victor. In
cidentaliy, it was thought that both
Washington and Lee and North Caro-
lima State might be considerably
weaker this year than last. due to
the loss of so many men who oc-
cupied prominent positions in their
line-ups in 1921. but, judged by the
results of games of last week and
renorts that have come from authori-