Evening star., 1926-09-24
DREXEL AND WASHINGTON
COLLEGE TEAMS TO VISIT
Hilltoppers to Meet Pennsylvanians at American
League Park, While Old-Liners Will Be Hosts to
! Eleven From Eastern Shore.
BY III. G, BYRD.

"OMORROW marks the openl
fields games are to be play
i Maryland having as opponer
College. Georgetown's cont'
American League Park and begin at
ton College is set for 230.
What kind of games these viii
ordinary circumstances both George
nothing is more dreaded by the aver
1t may not be believed by the averae
who sends an untried team into its 0
than when he sends the same team
By the middle of the season the
about what his team can do, while ir
pletely at sea- Such is the case w
tomorrow. as both elevens have their
Georgetown's eleven is to begin
the game with McGrath and Waite on
ends Mosko and Sauer at tackles, Car
roll and Munson. guards; Grigsby, CEN
ter; Gormley, quarterback, with Fork
Thompson and O'Neil in the other
three backfeld positions.
Maryland probably will begin with
and Winterberg, tackles; Wondrack
and Herzog. guards; Bafford, center;
Boyd or Kessler. quarterback, with
Stevens, Schrader and Linkous as the
other three backs. Maryland had fig
ured on having Leatherman at right
tackle, but slight injury yesterday
may keep him out.
Foot ball games generally will be
played over the entire country before
the sun goes down tomorrow. Prac-
II To-, 10 ;e,& &o
meet some opponent while a great
many Northern and Western institu-
tionS also get under way. In the South
Atlantic section Virginia meets Hamp-
den-Sidney, Virginia Polytechnic 1nsti
tute plays Roanoke. Washington and
Lee has a game with Lynchburg, Vir-
ginia Military Institute has Richmond
University for It's opponent, North
Carolina State entertainS Elon and
North Carolina University again faces
its bugaboo in Wake Forest. For the
last two seasons on the opening date
Wake Forest has given North Caro-
lima a beating, and by the same score,
Z to 6, each time.
Probably the hardest game sched-
uled south of here will be played be.
tween Georgia Tech and Oglethorpe at
Atlanta. Last year Tech won by two
touchdowns after strenuous battle.
tests scheduled elsewhere is that at
Morgantown between West Virginia
and Davis-Elkins.
Cornell opens it's season with Ge-
neva, and for one reason or another
Gil Dobie has not vet made any pre-
dictions as to a massacre, with the
opposing eleven doing most OF the
bloody work. Dartmouth has a game
with Norwich and Brown opens with
Rhode Island State. New York Uni
versity gets start on what 1t expects
to he a big season with Niagara UNI
Versity as its combatant.
PENNSYLVANIA. Penn State and Pitts
burgh all open with games that should
furnish them fairly good workouts.
Penn meets Franklin Marshall, Penn
State has a game with Susquehanna
and Pittsburgh with Allegheny. La
fayette plays Muhlenberg and Wash
lngton and jefferson hits Waynesburg.
Nothing in the way of especially
good foot ball is likely to be seen in
any Of these contests. The smaller
schools realize they probably Will get
whipped and plan to play puntlng
and purely defensive game, while the
bigger teams will depend on a FEW
plays and mechanical precision plus
superior physical power to produce a
satisfactory result.
Catholic University has no regularly
scheduled contest for tomorrow, but
will meet the Norfolk marines team
at the naval training base. The
BrooklanderS expect to win that con-
test without difficulty and apparently
listed il simply as an opportunity Tor
the team to go through Il regular set
70 before the trip to Boston College
next week
University Of California, University
OF Southern California and Leland
Stanford are the first of the big Far
Western elevens to get in action. 1he
former is to play Santa Clara and ttle
latter Whittier College. Stanford plans
two games. one with California Teen,
the other with Fresno College.
II is understood that the losses sus-
tainpd by North Carolina in the line
have been increased during this week
hV the enforced absence OF one or lts
ends because of Il hazlng episode. IL
is said that one of the ends Of the
last two years has been suspended for
four months. which will not help the
foot ball squad very much.
Virginia expects to have one of the
fastest hacllfieldS in its history Hush
ion. Laird, Cuddy and Hutter form
a combination Of clever and elusive
runners Incidentally Virginia viii
star, against Hampden Sidney tomor-
row practically a veteran eleven. 1t
has Abner and Friedhurg on ends.
Luke and Caldwell. tackles. Mackali
at one guard center and the other
guard TO he filled. Luke was looked
upon as "A regular last Fan until he
broke his shoulder early in the sea-
son. One man associated with foot
ball at Virginia gave as his opinion
that Luke would be the greatest
tackle that has ever worn Virginia
colnrS.
Western Maryland College plays Its
FIRST game under the regime Of Dick
Harlow, its new coach. tomorrow
AGAINST Gettysburg. or recent years
Gettysburg has proved too strong
for The Green and Gold and if Harlow
wins his opener the result will please
tho cohorts of his institution nightly.
Harlow took charge At Western Mary