The Washington times., 1923-10-29

VAANNA9 W4hN1uN ION lowers OF YDOCD9l
at Annapolis and st. Johns battlin,
sss Colgate, starting off like q COM
lng. champion, lost its stellar back
field in the Ohio state contest ana,
as result, was toppled over by
Cornell. Since then, Hedinger and
Try0n have returned to service and
the Hatniltonians are more than
likely to cause ructiOns over at
Annapolis Saturday. This lie by all
odds the most promising contest yet
offered WaAhington fans and the
attendance WIN probably be beyond
capacity.
Maryland, recovering from its
apathy shown in the game with
Virginia Tech, stepped ont and de-
feated North Carolina last week
and should experiences little trouble
in winning from st. Johns this
week.
,Georgetown is still in the dol
drIIrns and has tough contest
ahead against the Boston College
Eagles, coached by Major Frank
G:aVanadgh, for years successful at
Dartmouth The Bostonians were
unsc0red upon until last week when
MarQuette, from milwaukee,. won
at Boston, to Is. This, won't put
the Eagles In any gentle frame of
mind and they win probably at
tempt to make amends against the
a1ltSoppset
-.
George waning ecLARpy
little gAng JCIEIeys g Fnl!.1NeL-
pm. ana tno I. VII i, ~
pny1ng GOWN - Seaems W., SnlS
Four major. games are e. o ~ piA ~
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mouth &C EanoXsT y ne ne. mo- s.sH.,; III.
poFtant. Corne1 nhs 49, pia 49,
the cusLomaEy DgCas 80. nls 1t1S. VII
lianls and Cotgate. WINE Dara,
mouths 4n.so-O vlcsgty ., -
shows tnaS Jess Ivy y ~. 80 gnns,
thing worth Wnlle ~ eLae uaAI : = eSlA
Jerseys ynAe year. ..l... !.
Leaqlpg n sen =
the 1ate-ArEny ciaan $500 10y -:
Yale gave e ratner lnpres 49, get-
fognance agalnst 9soWn lasI So. 81:
uEdAy and Y 2 1aVoLltS e WI :-'.l
the Army tn0usn the 49, - ,.sraa.s
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the year 20 o y g.. ,,.4..,,,,...,, Dor.
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49, $500 pit a; Win 3
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rv. .......... $1,000: 49,. - ~.
..r,;.a .e ~, 1pss'T II. y 80 Lei,
80 attS...ss.S. NT ~ tied
49, - E4aI.1 T,;o.s n,,ty,isvad INA
cr i - forvsarf1s. and : D rs,
swamped Flsl1er:s eleven. and ali
Dame made fools Of the Princeton
Tigers ana the Middies tied them.
Yale alone is undefeated and. II
the Army has Its way this record
VIII be sinirched next Saturday.
over the first tWo'thlfds or the
campaign. Cornell, Dartmouth. W.
and j., Syracuse and Penn State
shape up the strongest, with no !
guarantees for them. either.
Perhaps the most startling upset |
Iaat week was: the, victory OF Gar-
inSs1s feen't :; TO e aga ga Fuls-
nnrGn. Y Yves tne Iirst triumph
io !no SK'pos oVer tne Fantners
~ III Llltiet,.en Sse4 al. u cotnOL:
Ine ITS Me Al siNLeen
800 enc Lor GUY tne Ihiro TINE
S,.los Lnsy 49, asc T eacn olher'
Aartltltu1n "Alepeu harvard.
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