Evening star., 1923-10-24

Either OF these games should be
we'll worth seeing. Both should bring
out good hard foot ball. witt some Of
the thrills that go with the open play
of today. The Sd Army Corps de-
feated by four points the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute team, which last
Saturday beat Maryland. North Caro-
lima last week Won from North Caro-
lima State by IA to %, and, one scout
who watched the game insisted that
North Carolina should have had four
teen points before 1t ever got one
These facts indicate the Sd Army
IS Corps and North Carolina VIII pro-
duce against Georgetown and Mary
land more than enough foot ball to
give them exceedingly busy after
moons.
Down at Lynchburg the Washing
ton and Lee and Virginia Polytechnic
Institute eleYens are due to clash
In u game in which the former hopes
to avenge the one-sided defeat 1t
suffered at the hands of the latter Il
year ago. At Lexington virginia
Military Institute, following its crush
ing victory over Virginia, will try
to keep its good work going by at
tempting to whip the North Carolina
State College. The Raleight eleven
is a team of great poteutia lities, ap-
Larently having fine material at ITS
disposal, and may come strong at any
time. V. NJ. l. seems to have one ol
its best elevenS, hut the margin, be-
tween success and failure IN foot
Eall IL only slight-much slightcr
han the layman might suppose-and
if the Cadets suffer any kind OF a
Ietdown after having been keyed UP
for the Virginia contest North Caro-
lima State may spring one or the
big surprises OF the year.
virginia probably is in for another
difficult Saturday. Trinity. scheduled
rs u let-down game after '. NJ. J..
seems TO have the qualifications for
making it anything but let-down
proposition as far as the Charlottes-
ville university is concerned. North
Carolina, with strong eleven. barely
beat the Durham team, Is to o. Trim
;ty. therefore, appears to be good
enough to give any OF the south At
Iantic elevens IL strenuous engage
ment
Furman University OF South Caro-
lima beat Virginia, Is to 10, in the
seasons opening game at Ckarlottes-'
vile; Richmond University, just q
short time after, kept Virginia from
crossing its goal line. Consequently,
the meeting OF Richmond and Fur
man at Richmond Ought to be worth
while and provide Richmond foot ball
.ollowerS with Il contest satisfying
to even the most discriminating ap-
petite.
George Washington Will be- up
against a real team when it faces the
Marines at Norfolk and should content
itself with holding the score down
as low as possible. Under even the
most favorable circumstances the
IIatchetit could hardly hope to 90
anything more than that.
Catholic University and Gallaudet
are to tackle elevens OF which little
IS known and they probably will have
plenty TO do to win on foreign fields.
'fhe former viii encounter Providence
college, in the Rhode Island capital,
while the Kendall Greeners are to
visit Philadelphia TO meet st. Jo-
Seph's. Providence College is a new
Institution. with little experience in
athletics. but these New England col
ages seem to find II easy to corral
ssood foot ball players. st. Joseph's
mas a reputable eleven in its class, III
caStern PENNSYLVANIA