The Washington times., 1922-10-27
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! Arinss E Expected to Give Hill
:tcppers An They Are Looking
,s Z !. I Or Tomorrow Afternoon
BY RRYAN MORSE

I. BY BRYAN. MORSE M
!; Georgetown holds the town
against athe. siege Of the Devil
= logs from Quantico, Va, tomor-
Tow Gallaudet engages Temple
College, Of Philadelphia, on "Onion
Field" at Kendall Green. George
: washington University youngsters
journey TO Weilsburg, Va, to- see
lust how good the Buffalo Beth
sny lads play the old game. "Cur-
ley Byrd,s Maryland University
eleven tries its stuff against
Soqtherl@ @eleyens in meeting North
Caf9liiIsi at Chapel Hin IN, G.,
whtlN Jim Dooley takes .bfs! Gath
.olie University eleven down To
Biaeksburg, va, in the mountains
s9Aaee lust how Ben sG1bbage's
Tsefe, "a khey ARE called do
tReiF stuff. ii .s} .g
NAbs the Vogue appears 10 present
sfbe opportunity. to. call, the turn
- hnehtf p4 aptly renarked that
S#rS Sst9@1 will frhfrnph over the
HNt Dogs by the tune of two
tqiehdbwhs. Gaflandet will defeat
Temple. The Byrdmen will have
their hands full with the Carolin-
Anis.tas the. College Parkers ara
none stoo strong on .offef,se,
According to reliable Information,
and glimnsing comparative scores.
both Catholic University and George
a washington University are likely
to- get the eternal ssmithereens
kicked out of fhem by W p. I: and
Bethany respectively and to Wit.
This about exhausts. the possibilities
and range OF. the local football
Altering for this week. end - The
otiiy contest Of the favorites worthy
~, having any bearing In the
discussion of. South Atlantic posi-.
bilities ~ the Maryland- Carolina
Geossetown win meet a powerful
sggregation tomorrow, at American
/, League Park and one capable, IL in
go0dt physical condition, of putting
mp the! BEST argument of any team
that has met the Hilltoppers this
ssason. y =, =, - ~ .,-.,t *
The Marines posses an pnusu-
ally heavy eleven, ono quite a.
I pendsrOus as that Of the Hfn-
toppers. The eleven Is composed
!ef,Syeteran players Of reputation.
I, capsule Of playing first class
!, featbau while the going u good.
Q&1fEefown's superior physical
coHfition and ,Speedier baclxfleh
WIN Be an asset which the Marines
cannot overcome. ,,..,r ...gtf" 80
=. :. 5rsse Marines through Major ].
G. Fegan have let II be generally
!. known that they seek engagements
with the best college eleyens. There
is,.nos halfhearted attempt at foot
ball: The service has been pretty
well ycombed for the cream of foot
bah. talent. - -, -, ,...'.u..
This talent is and has heen at
Quantico. Va, for some weeks, ten
90 be exact, and Is being shaped w
for the biz engagement with the
Third ARMY Corps Area eleven
=. In Baltimore, -Eessmber 3.
q 1.-THE squad is composed Of. some
sSE the best players in the country
sirafap mostly from former army
and navy elevens and from the
, leading colleges. Many of, the play.
era, q majority II Is believed, are
officers ). who, have had anywhere
from two to- four years experience
An college. . - s','. '.''.'
'.fTonnofTow's contest will find
0sofgetown hard at it:to gain the
.asceudency and unless all signs fail
eftnek kMslQlf1es will give quite "A good
,SaccUunt.~cf themselves. .. 49,"