The Washington times., 1922-11-03
HOLY CROSS IS
ENGAGING c. j.
MEN TOMORROW
George Washington Visits Gal
iaudet, While Maryland and
c. U. Travel Away.
by BRYAN MORSE.


While today's Penn State-Navy
game somewhat overShadowS the
remaining contests of the week, to-
morrow's Georgetown-Holy Cross
game in American League Park
and the George WaShington-Gal-
laudet game at Kendall Green are
likely to prove unusually interest
ing. These two lattles on home
lots will be watched almost aS
eagerly as the rcturns from Lex
ington, Va, where Catholic Univ
ersity plays the Flying Cadets, of
V. NJ. l.; and MaI gland meets the
powerful V. =. |. eieven at Blacks
burg. Getorgetowl will find Cleo
ODonnell'S Worcester eleven quite
a match. The Holy Cross team got
a nice licking from Harvard but
came back with a 6-to-O win last
Saturday over the University of
Vermont which has been kicking
the big ones about a bit this season.
Georgetown will get quite an after
noon of footballing if the Holy
Cross team plays to form.
Little hope is held out for either
Mnrvland or Catholic University.
Byrd reports his youngsters stale as
they certainly appeared to h"
against Carolina. Catholic l'mNcr-
sty with light eleven, battered
to pieces by the Tech eleven at
Blurksburg, must go up against 1911
Rafferty's cadets AT Lexington and
they can look foY nothing but
humping and Il good one.
4. Il sla.NN
something against Gallaudct if the
Hatchetitcs have all of their r"gu-
lars. There will be little to choose
between the elevens. The George
town-Holy Cross affair is of course
the big game here tomorrow and a
crowd of something like six or seven
thousand will take in the engage
mcnt.
Catholic University Will find its
eleven up against a first-class fight
ing team at Lexington. Tn" cadets
are being coached ny Bin RnfF''rv.
for many years coach of tn" Wash
ington and Lee eleven.
Virginia Military Institute de-
feated the University of Virginia,
II to 0, on Lambeth Field, and RAT
forry can be mayor of Lexington or
rather that part of the burg which
lies on the V. NJ. |. side of the town.
Those who saw Hess, of v. VI. L..
perform here last year. were Ot the
opinion that the BlaCksburg eieveh
would not be much without hinI.
In Gettle, the Techs have Just
about as good a man.
Charley Moran, athletic director
al G. L.. watched G"ttle perform
against the BrOoklanders last week
and said he was the best running
plunging back he had ever scr'i in
this section.
The Marylanders will have t.nc
chance to see the laughing young
ster perform at Blacksburg tOmor.
row.
Incidentally Moran said he sprung
"Charley-horsc' in carrying the
side lines. so frequently and quickly
did the Tech lads gallop up and down
the field on the light BroOkl..Ed
eleven.
All of which means that .lary-
land is riding to a fall tomorrow
unless the team shows better 40
fense than marked it's performance
in Chapel Hill Il week ago.
George Washington looks better
now than at any time this year. The
Hatchctitcs are having their ditft-
culties in getting men out regularly,
but are going through with 1t IN
fine spirit. Injuries deprived ;he
team of four of the hest players. but
Coach Bill Quigley is developing men
to take their places.
Practically all Of the football
players i'm Washington are watch.
Ing the Penn State.Navy battle to-