The Washington times., 1923-12-03

Z Is the yellow Jackets OF 10OESAa
Centre College failed on its one
burst above the Mason and Dixon
line this year, losing to Pennsyl-
vania on Franklin Field. The Ken
tuckians. like Cornell. happened TO
tackle the Quakers on one or the
iatter's good days. Cornell succeeded
In winning. Centre fell. but not TIL
an Philadelphia was talking FOOT
The DanvilIe, KY. eleven is
aaaily one of the most picturesque
) a the country, but they do not stop
there. They play the hardest KIND
sc football and uncork new stunts
: that are the despair OF poorly
8 coached opponents. With each team
showing class In preliminary oattles,
q Georgetown Centre conSess ~
November should come close 10
nachina the new Griffith Stadium.
The Haskell Indians. who may
auDear here. have replaced tne
f Famous old Carlisle Indians. Tor
2 years the best attraction In foot
< kalL The Indians play much the
ealne tricky football tlIat marked
: sim Thorpe and his predecessOrs
e Carlisle under Warner and
would bring out large crowd, y
0nly through inquisttiveness.
Boston college. ranking with the
best teams in New England, mas
never played in Washington sTne
EAGLES. as Major Frank Cavanaugh's
nlSyers are called. dispute annually
with the HilItoppers for the Jesuit
championship Of the East. The
EAGLES were victorious this year.
though Georgetown has won the
title In the past.
The Quantico Marines. playing
Georgetown In November, would be
d wonderful attraction. The Blue
and Gray has yet to defeat the
Leathernecks In two contests and,
Is it is not GeorgetoWn's way TO
drop teams unbeaten. it may be ex-
. date on the Hilltoppers' 1924
schedule.
Much the same might be said
of the Third Corps Area, which
= conquered Jackie Maloney's team
j this year. IA TO Z. The soldiers rank
: with Georgetown, and very likely
VIII appear here against the Blue
sand Gray again next fall.
King College, Of Bristol, Tenn.
Che little institution with . hand
! fuI of students and IN eleven
eapable of scoring 1,0O0 points Or
% In two seasons, VIII also q
rendered q date here on the
Georgetown schedule.
King College is receiving all the
praises that went to Center College
during the days Of "Bo" McMiIlin.
The little Tennessee school VIII
probably be able to pick and choose
among many, many offers OF dates,
but Georgetown hopes that King
wiz want to play in Washington
once, II only early in the season.
Though many would like to see
The Hiiltoppers resume their old
time warfare with Bob Folwell's
lGiddiea, they are not expected to
meet next season. Georgetown quit
going over to Annapolis, not be.
cause Of being defeated regularly
but because it thought the Navy
might just as well come over to
Washington once IN a while.
The Navy insists on ruling Wash
lngton foreign territory" strange
6 that may appear. Next year
the Mfddieg VIII play two games,
It's limit, away from home with
Princeton and West Point. There
fore, IL Penn State and Colgate and
Georgetown would battle the Navy,
@ must be at Annapolis.
II IL a BIT odd and rather un-
explainable that the Navy could
play Princeton in Baltimore this
season and can It a home game, :"
but cannot find IT possible to rule
Washington q home game" site
and meet Georgetown here.
Possibly Georgetown IL going to
fhe wrong person in the Navy De-
fRAaro AZ an