Evening star., 1925-11-03

Central High School Stadium Geor
Temple of Philadelphia. Each enga
o'clock.
The George Washington Templt
the ordinary run of the Hatchetites
Hilltoppers and Lehigh will be the
ranged for Georgetown'S annual no
Washington's oldest educational lnsti
Festivities in celebration of the oc-
casion will begin Friday evening, and
Saturday from early morning until
late at night will be day of Jolllf1ca-
ton for alumni and undergraduates
of Georgetown. Old grads will gather
at the Willard Hotel Friday evening
at O'Clock for their yearly meeting
and smoker and will join the students
at the Hilltop Saturday morning to
witness the foot ball game between
the Georgetown Freshmen and Belle
fonte Academy elevens that will start
at 10 o'clock.
At noon Saturday the alumni will
be guests at a luncheon in Ryan Gym
nasium, on the Hilltop, then repair to
Clark Griffith Stadium to cheer their
team in the struggle with. Lehigh.
Saturday night a dance for students
and alumni will be held at Wardman
Park Hotel. To make the day a COM
plete success, only a victory over
Lehigh will be needed.
Lehigh Eleven Strong.
Lehigh has an especially capable
team this year, one that is apt to
make matters interesting for the
Hilltoppers at least. The South Beth
lehem aggregation is one of the few
in the East so far undefeated. Since
it was held to a tie score by Gettys-
burg in the initial engagement of its
campaign Lehigh has vanquished
DreXel, West Virginia Wesleyan, Rut-
gers and Muhlenberg without being
scored against.
1t has in Hess and Levin two very
fine backfield players. Hess is noted
for his sparkling broken field run
ming, while Levin, in addition to being
II shifty ball runner. is an adept drop
kicker. Boots by Levin gained ties
last year with Rutgers and Holy
Cross and it was his field goal that
produced the only scoring in the
game against West Virginia Wes-
leyan this season.
Percy Wendell, who starred at the
fullback position for Harvard not so
many years ago, is head coach at
Lehigh and the South Bethlehem elev-
en- closely follows the Harvard Sys
tenn in its play. Wendell proved n
successful coach at Williams after
graduating from Harvard, and seems
TO be continuing his success at the
Pennsylvania institution.
Reports from Georgetown Indicate
its team will be primed for Saturdays
game. The squad came out OF the
Kings College match in good condi-
ton in such good condition in fact,
that Coach Lou Little does not expect
TO work his charges overheard TINS
week. A scrimmage will be held at
the Hilltop today or tomorrow. but
the remainder Of the preparatory pro
gram for the Lehigh engagement will
consist of light drilling only.
G. L. to Use Full Strength.
Little has about determined upon
the lineup that will start against
he South Bethlehem men. 1t prob
ably will consist of Waite and Nc
Grath, ends; Mosko and Connaugh-
ton, tackles; lavish and Murtaugh,
guards: Grigsby, center; Gormley,
Plansky, halfbacks, and Metzger'
fullback. This is the combination
that has done the best work so Tar
for the Hilltoppers.
The freshmen tilt with Bellefonte on
Saturday morning promises 10 De en-
tertaining The Georgetown cubs VIII
tackle no mean foe, for Belletonte, that
comes from the town near Whlch Penn
State is located, has not been beaten
In two seasons. In that time it has
taken the measure of such eleVens as
the Pennsylvania and Penn State
freshmen and Dean Academy.
Tickets for the big game with Le-
high were to be placed on sale at
Spalding's agency today.
So impressive was George Washing
IONS showing against Washington
College last Saturday that it is unlike
lv the Hatchetites will be troubled to
anv extent by Temple this week. The
Philadelphia eleven on past perform
ances. does not seem to be as
strong even as the ChestertoWn
team that suffered defeat here. George
Washington is in the midst of one of
its most successful seasons, having
won four games, tied one and lost one,
xnd il appears to have power and
Griye enough to win hands down Sat
urday.
MARYLAND goes to Yale Saturday
probably to take a sound trounclne.
Since their first two games of the sea-
son the Old Liners have failed to
make much headway, and very likely
are due for as severe q beating as
1hey took at New Haven last year,
when the Ellis triumphed, Al to 0, un-
less the opposition should not care TO
extend itself.
Gallaudet, slated to oppose Bucknell
at IeWisburg seems to face more
dreary prospect than Maryland. Buck
nell is stronger this year than last,
while Gallaudet is weaker, and in 1924
Bucknell beat the Kendall Greeners,
80 to 6.