Evening star., 1922-01-22

0 arra~~ - ".:th George Wash
re not listed because the two schools
cable ua.-.
After playing the first two games
| with Washington College and Uni
versity of Richmond. Maryland will
settle down to long grind of games
against the best teams in the east.
Pennsylvania and Princeton are to be
| played October IA and October 81, and
Yale November il. One of the
features Of the schedule is the re-
sumption OF relationship with Johns
Hopkins, the game with that school
being booked for November ls. North
Carolina, Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute. and North Carolina State, the
same south Atlantic elsvens played
laSt year. are TO be met again.
TWO games are not on the list that
the Maryianders were anxious to
schedule. 1t is only the third time
since 1892 that ST. Johns has not
napolis eleven trimmed the College
iark aggregation in 1921, the latter
! would not be averse to a contest
next season. Another game Mary
land had expected to arrange was
with, George Washington. but pre-
negotiations could not be completed.
1t is certain that both St Johns and
George Washington. provided thew
agree. will be on MaryIand's schedule
in another year.
Georgetown and Maryland have
agreed that. if the records of the two
teams Justify. they will play a post
season game next fall.
The schedule:
SenemIer s0 Wo.h;nr,n. f.npI.~
| mt College Park.
October :. Unfvernity OF Richmond
at Vichmond, Vn.
October II. Pennsylvania mt Phila-
dolphin.
October Il. Princeton nt Princeton.
October -. Worth Carolina at
Chapel Hill. \. C.
November 4. Virginia Polytechnic
Institute Mt BlncksburE. Vn.
November II. Ynle at New Haven.
November IS. Johns Hopkins At
Baltimore.
/; November "5. Catholic University
at Warrington.
November 30. North Carolina State
at Raleigh.
Galiaudet may MI the open Novem
ber Is date on Lafayettes foot ball
schedule. The Easton school has made
the Kendall Greeners an offer for the
date and indications are that it will
be accepted.
Washington and Lee is having diff
Guilty completing arrangements for its
base ball trip through this section. IL
is coming up here the second week ia
May and has five games to obtain. bu:
so far has been able to get only three.
Western Maryland College has Nm
ished the grading for a new athlete.
field at Westminster. Approximately
$500 has been expended on the
work.
number of open handicap events on
the schedule for its indocs games
March 3. and have as many relay
races as possible, is wise move. The
best features of indoor meets are the
several kinds of relay competitions.
as such events bring the schools into
competition. rather than individuals
Princeton has accepted the Blue and
Grays invitation to send a team. and
it is to be hoped that Yale will do
likewise. The Yale-Princeton two-mile
relay race in years before the war
was one of the big features in the
Georgetown games.
Catholic University yesterday COM
pleted its foot ball schedule by clos
ing with Washington College for oc-
tober IA. The Brooklanders had been
dickering with the Marylanders for
some time.
Charley Moran. director of athletics
at the Brookland institution. also an
nounceS that a basket ball game may
be played With Princeton here Febru-
airy IA. Princeton wired Moran yester-
day morning for a game either Febru-
airy IA, Is or Is. Moran had only the
l4th available and wired the Tiger
management that it was accepted.
Camp Meade. where are quartered.
or are to be Quartered, practically
all soldiers of the I'd Army Corps
area, is making plans for foot BAH
team for next fall which should be
one of the strongest in the section,
according to those directing athletic
affairs in and connected with the
camp. Charles Ornstine. in charge OF
| athletics in the Sd Corps area, as
serts the Army is out TO whip the
Marine Corps eleven from Quantico
and that II does not mean to wait
until next fall to begin plans.
1t is understood that plans are un-
der way now to canvass the entire
Army personnel and bring together
at Camp Meade about the middle OF
August about thirty of the most
prominent foot ball players the Army
has produced, among them Elmer
Oliphant. former West Point star. Ar
rangements are under way whereby
it is hoped that a full schedule Of
games may be arranged. many of
them with the. best college elevens in
this region. Many colleges already
have been approached for contests
and it is the intention to give the
soldiers just as stiff a schedule as
can be arranged. in order that they
may be in the best possible shape
when they face the Quantico victors
of last fall.
The crowds which attended the
Georgetown-George Washington and
Hatchetite-Catholic University basket
ball games during the past week were
sufficient to indicate that there is cop-
siderable yet in the way of local indoor
sports competition to attract. Greoge
Washington and Georgetown years ago
drew great crowds to their games and
both schools have larger followings now
than they possessed when their Thanks
giving day foot ball games were the
biggest Of the Washington season.
Schools here should realize that their
the building up of local rivalries. Par
ticularly is this true in general interest
in the games and in furnishing gate re-
ceipts sufficient to help out other
sports. In short, il is true that with
certain teams playing big crowds will
attend, no matter what the brand OF
play. The general public knows little
about the technique of any branch of
sport and is in attendance at gsmes
usually because of some exceptional
interest developed by strong rivalry or
engendered by local interest in each Ct
the contenders.
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