Evening star., 1926-11-03

true. IN what he did tor interCOilegie
late years along recreational lines.
He was rugged. earnest. and honest.
and at the same time had within him
the splendid instincts that come from
refinement and culture. AS a Yale
man. he was for Yale. first. last and
always, vet he had a spirit of broad
toleration that gave him en- under
standing of others and held for him
respect and liking that was country
wide.
Many Colleges Aiding.
Walter Camp was a man among
ne, esnecially in the world or college,
and recreational sports. and 1t was nt'
ting that Yale should determine 70
erect to him a memorial that Wouio
typify what he had accomplished ana
represented And it was fitting, TOO:
that the colleges and universities OF
the country volun.a rily determine to
share the expense of such memorial
and. certainly no more fitting way Tor
the raising of such funds could nave
heen devised than to name certain
foot ball games from which percent
age of receipts should be turned over
to the memorial fund.
II is this game Saturday tnat
George Washington has named as the
one from which 1t will defray us snale
of the expenses of that memorial. ror
that reason alone, if not to Watch
foot hall game everybody who knows
vhat foot ball Is. what it STANDS for'
snd who knows what Walter camp
stood for. should support the game
George Washington people ullooun.
edly. will desire to see tne sa h,,t
onlI- because of it's outside aspects pu'
hscause it is game that shoulo oe
wefl nlayed and in which their own
tean1 ought to give a good delilo'l-
stratio,1 of offensive play. UrslnuS
has not accomplished anything star
fling hut NAV come here and play
far better game than is antlclpdteu'
Two games already have been deslg
mated as walter Camp memorial
ean1es that plaved at Brookland be-
tween Catholic University ana Nd
rines and that at Clark Griffith sta.
dunn between Georgetown ana Wes.
VIRGINIA. MARYLAND has designated
tts game with University OF Virginia
next week as it's tribute to the
memorial" cause.
That Washington high school fol
lowers of foot ball may do their bit
for the Walter Camp memorial.
George Washington University mas
decided to admit the high school stu
dents to saturdays game for 20 cerns.
Tickets for the high schools are nelng
printed and students will be admitted
through a special gate at Clark Grit-
fifth Stadium.
At George Washington University
Yesterday the Rev. Anson Phelps
St6kes, former secretary of Yale Cnl'
vetsitv, told G.. W. students OF Ihe
life and work Of Walter camp. Dr.
Stokes was close in touch WIN oaIi.p
ALWAYS at New Haven and knew lnu-
p,atoIy of the problems and progress
of the work done by Camp over
long period of years.
Probably no big game has seen both
teams taking greater chances OF au-
yancing the ball deep in tnelr own
territory by air attack tnan tne -NaNy .t
Michigan last week. Right Wltnnh
the first 1ye minutes Navy began
throwing forward passes from its
own l5-yard line. And from that
time on neither of the two eleVens
hesitated to shoot the bali .nroue,i
the air. no matter where locateu'
T.a1eS in the game Michigan threw
1.h masses when it was backed up
almost on its own goal. Ana MlChl-
Gan >might have finished tfle MS
half in the lead had It elected TO Try
for a field goal on either one "l 'W" W.
casious when il +ried for touchdoWns
,bro,,.h forward passes and trick
n1avs AS matter of fact. many
tbourht Michigan made mistake
t,,, judgement when It failed to Try
fns a field goal the second time
after its first attempt was niocNeu
Both Navy and Army have AZ least
+wo exceptionally hard games TO
.1a,. he,ween now and the time
thsy meet at Chicago. the Satur-
80 after Thanksgiving daN" Navy
80 contest with GeorgtoWn
~, which il will have good deal
,,,6ro trouble than it anuclPd'eS'
while Army is To face Notre Dame.
Notre pane still smarts under that
- eiaea defeat the Army handed
- q year ago. and under such con-
ditions Eutre Dame is not easy 10
defeat. o,,,oo
.,,-;r for itself place in the sun
h,.. defeafirc Navy and will play up
tG.its limit, and even a poor George
tou.n team piayinZ that way Is nara
~ heat and a good Georgetown team
nrayinc that way, 70 say the least
te about as tough q customer as any
eleven need care 10 race.
Over. who is playing she bacllfieid
at GaIlaudet. is fast and clever car
r1inc the hal With heavier and
more experienced eleven that might
GIVE him a better chance to get started
hvsthe line Of scr!mmage. Dyer would
make a brilliant ground gamer. AS
matter of fact, though. Dyer already
mas proved himself able TO get over
The chalk lines. because he has not
failed to gain more or less easily In
every game he has played.
University of Virginia probably will
hrtnG to Washinston TO meet Mary
land at college Park next week the
f. s,nst backfield playing in the South
today and possibly anywhere in the
Fast. Hushion. Hutter. tuddy ana
I1ird are all sprinters. and not one,
b,t an. are real runners. Some in
s1itutions. North Carolina in McPher-
son, for instance. have one man who
is Faster than any one OF the Virginia
quartet. but when all four men are
taken into consideration no other IN
stitution has four men near so tast
coIIectivelv That Is why Virginia
dotes so much on wide end runs. Its
hacks are so fast they usu1iiY are