Evening star., 1925-09-06

ably IN Central Stadium, and Mary
College at College Park.
Catholic University and Gallaude
week later, when the former goes to
Blue Ridge at home.
No big grid contest is listed here
until after the close of the world
series. The first game of real worth
is scheduled October II at American
League Park with Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute appearing there against
Maryland. Another game the same
day that should be Interesting is that
between Villanova and Catholic Uni
versity
October "a Bucknell comes here to
play Georgetown and no one need
doubt that conflict will produce some
real foot ball. Both Bucknell and
Georgetown are likely to have excep-
tionally strong teams this year
Maryland plays at Virginia that day
and Catholic University makes trip
TO Fort Bennings, Ga.
Marines make their first appear
ance here at Catholic University on
October 81. while Maryland goes to
Baltimore to meet North Carolina
University in Southern Conference
struggle.
Two of Georgetown's best home
games come the two following Sat-
Lehigh and the other November IA.
with Centre College. Maryland is due
at Yale on November 7, and plays at
home November IA with Washington
and Lee.
For the first time in long while
two games will be played here on
Thanksgiving day, Georgetown meet
ing the Marines pnd George Wash
lngton playing Catholic University
To what extent the two will conflict
is ploblematic, depending, in all prob
ability. on the result of the Catholic
University Marines game October 81.
Here is a full list of games to be
played by local schools throughout
the season:
SEPTEMBER &c.
Drexel Institute at Georgetown.
Blue Ridge College at George Wash
ington.
Washington College at Maryland.
OCTOBER 8.
Mount st. Mary's at Georgetown.
yuanita at George Washington.
Blue Ridge College at Gallaudet.
Maryland VS.. Western Maryland,
Baltimore Stadium.
Catholic University at Boston Col.
lege.
OCTOBER 10.
Lebanon Valley at Georgetown.
Hampden-Sidney at George Wash
ington.
Blue Ridge College at Catholic Uni.
versity.
Maryland VS.. Rutgers at Franklin
Field, Philadelphia.
Galiaudet at Fordham.
OCTOBER IL.
Maryland VS.. Virginia Poly at Wash
Mount st. Mary's at George Wash
ingtOn.
Villanova at Catholic University.
Georgetown at Detroit u.
Gallaudet at Albright.
OCTOBER "a.
BucknelI at Georgetown.
Maryland at Virginia.
George Washington at Ursinus.
Catholic University at Fort Ben
nings.
GalIaudet at Carson-Newman.
OCTOBER 81.
King College at Georgetown.
Marines at Catholic University.
Washington College at George
Washington.
GaIIaudet at st. Johns of Annapolis.
Maryland VS.. North Carolina, BaIti-
more Stadium.
NOVEMBER Z.
Lehigh at Georgetown.
Temple at George Washington.
Maryland at Yale.
Gallaudet at BucknelI.
NOVEAiF =" Ia.
Centre at Georgetown
Washington and Lee at Maryland.
--Muhlenberg at Catholic University.
Albright at George Washington.
Gallaudet at Loyola of Baltimore.
NOVEMBER 81.
GalIaudet at Catholic University.
Georgetown at Fordham.
NOVEMBER IS (THANKSGIVING).
Marines at Georgetown.
George Washington at Catholic Uni. |
Sersity.
Maryland VS.. Johns Hopkins, Balti-
more Stadium.
To Judge by reports Georgetown's
squad is putting in busy time up
in Jersey at it's training camp. Coach
Lou Little is not letting any grass
grow under his feet in getting his
men down to good hard work. Real
tackling and blocking and charging
is going on and within the next two
or three days, it is said, Little plans
to have his squad divided into teams
ana 90 SOIll6
Georgetown opens its season a
week earlier this year than last, and,
while Little knows he will encounter
very, little opposition in Drexel, he
intends to take no chances in plac-
ing on the field a team that will be
lined up to put forth a worthy effort
both physically and mentally
Down at Quantico the Marines have
begun plugging away with what is
said to be material that any college
coach would envy. But even SO,
Coach Jim Ready does not have any
too easy a task in front of him. In
fact. Keady's job is just about as
diff1cult as anybody would care to
have Not that he does not have
plenty of good material, but he must
replace some of the best material that
was ever lost to a foot ball team.
Men like Goettge and Rykeman are
not picked up every day, and others
are gone whose positions will not
be easy to fill. Then again. the Ma
rines have made wonderful record
on gridirons in the South, North and
Middle West within the last three
VI RS. and the hardest kind of coach
joo for a man to fill is one that fol-
lows hard on remarkable series
of successes.
BY the first of another week all To-
cal squads will be hard at practice.
The ohly school which has yet to
make official announcement of the
time 1t will begin workouts is Gallau-
det, and it probably cannot afford to ]
delay longer than another six days, at
the outside.
George Washington, Maryland and
Catholic University are to open their
workouts this week. Maryland gets