Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30


that should be given by the Marines
1t is doubtful if any eleven has
better line play than the Marines.
If one desires to watch the potential
power of fine machine in full action
against Il weaker eleven, where bril-
liant lodging runs by excellent backs
are usual rather than unusual, moth
ing better could be desired than TO
see the play of Georgetown against
King College. And If one likes to
see two elevens locked in a battle in
which the issue hangs on small
things, in which eithes may get
break which will determine the re-
suit, then the George Washington
Washington College game may be
seen.
Catholic University expects to beat
the Marines. At least, statements
showing considerable confidence in
the outcome of the game have been
attributed to the BrooklanderS. How
ever hopes that are too high should
not be built. because Coach McAu-
life. while he has got better results
with the Brookland eleven than any
ether man in years, has a real task
in trying to break down the kind of
forward wall that wears the Marine
Corps ColorS.
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Marines. as far as their backfield IS
concerned. are crippled; but that does
not detract from their potential power
as a defensive combination. Catholic
University should put up fine game.
with the chances favoring the Marines
by a fair margin.
Georgetown will defeat King College
by a good score unless some great
change has taken place in the eleven
in the last week. King College on it's
showing so far is no match for the
Blue and Gray.
Washington College. il it physically
Is in shape after games against La
fayette and Navy. will give George
Washington a fight. 1t possesses
heavy line. one of the beetiest in the
country. 1t also has some excellent
backs, one of whom, Cavanaugh. Is
better than anybody behind George
Washington's line. The outlook for
the game is that it will be close. with
possibly George Washington having a
little the advantage.
All three contests tomorrow are to
begin at $50. Georgetown and King
College play at Clark Griffith Stadium.
Catholic University and Marines meet
al Brookland. and George Washington
and Washington College at Central
Stadium.
Two local schools go to foreign fields
for games. although for one it is actu-
ally a home game. Maryland plays
North Carolina in the big stadium in
Baltimore which is it's home town in
no small sense, as in its medical. law,
dental and pharmacy schools there 1t
has more than 1000 students. Mary
land will have a bigger crowd pulling
for 1t to win on a Baltimore field than
1t has ever had in games at College
Park or in Washington.
North Carolina has ready for duty
Bonner and Devin. regulars for the
last three years, who have not been
available for the last two weeks Ow
ing to injuries. 1t will have on the
field the strongest eleven it has placed
on a grldiron since 1922, according to
a statement made by Coach Bill Fet-
ger, and is, according to him, "a good
team and a tough team for anybody
to beat"
Gallaudet is the other elevn to play
away from home. having to meet st.
Johns at Annapolis. The Kendall
Green eleven is hoping for the best.
but is not especially confident.
Big college games in the South At
lantic section. except the one between
North Carolina and Maryland. are no.
tiCedble by their absence. NaSnlnS-
ton and Lee goes to Charleston, w.
Va, to play West Virginia University,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute meets
South Carolina in Richmond. Nir"irf:
Military Institute faces a light eleven
in Lynchburg College. while Virginia
has soft spot in Randolph-Macon.
What would seem to be the best
chance for an upset in big foot ball
game tomorrow is for Navy to beat
Michigan Despite Michigan's great
eleven that Is not an impossibility by
long shot.
Yale against the Army tomorrow, if
It wins. will demonstrate what many
persons think-that the Blue has
team good enough to beat Penn. and
that notwithstanding that the Quak-
ers won in their contest on October
II at New Haven.
Minnesota and Wisconsin are sched-
uled to play their annual greatest
rivalry" game tomorrow at Minneap-
oils For these teams that game Is
about the same as Yale VS.. Harvard.
Georgia Tech meets NOtre Dame at
Atlanta in a game that in all proba-
bility will jam the Yellow Jacket
Stadium until every available spot
from which a foot ball game may be
watched will be filled. Notre Dame
won last year at South Bend by big
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