The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-14

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Cambridge. Lafayette viii be
guest OF Lehigh ut Bethlehem.
Minnesota visits Michigan for .
tIssle with the Wolverines.
Stanford and California clash
M at PalO Alto.
/ Turkey Day will witness the
Brown. Colgate combat at Prov.
dence. Penn States invasion ot
pittsburRh, the West VirgtniAsW.
nd j. cams at Mof9antown. the
Evraeuss-C Columbia tued at New
zork and the Ola rivalry renewed
6stwssn Maryland and Johns Hop
klns at Baltimore.
The service tilt between West
Point and Annapolis comes at New
York on November 5264 This Is p
rational headliner. Up in New
England on that same day Boston
College and Holy Cross will get
together In Boston. That Ii at
least a sectional headliner. while an.
other will be staged in Chicago be-
tween Notre Dame and Southern
California.
Georgetown looms as an easy
give the Eastern Jesuit title to the
Blue and Gray. 1t seems unfortu.
nate that Georgetown failed to con-
quer that Syracuse team. Every
thing pointed to victory, yet over
confidence got in its deadly work
and Georgetown chance Of going
through the season lndefeatsd faded
from sight. But for that one mis-
take the Hilltoppers would be riding
on the top crest Of the football
wave.
Lou Little's phalanx swamped
Boston College Saturday last and
the natural conclusion IL that 1t
will do the same in New York
against Major Frank Cavanaugh's
Fordham outfit. George McCabe,
stellar quarterback, wrenched a
shoulder and may be unable to play
next Saturday, but the job will be
well covered by either Hannegan or
Dwyer. With this lone exception
the HilltoppeFs experienced no in
duries in whipping the Eagles.
CaVanaugh has met with ex-
trelne hard luck this year. his
first at FOrdbaIn. First. he lost
most of the veterans from, 1926:
second. he almost lost his own I
eyesight. the result Of q wound
received overseas: third. on the
eve OF the Georgetown game
he has lost dim DeLany, his
fullback and star punter.
Maryland's schedule liz proving a
handicap. A week after running UP
against the Yale behemoth, the Old
Liners had to battle a clever Vir-
ginia eleven. and this week they
must ride down to Nashville and
face Vanderbilt. The Commodores
last Saturday tied the hitherto I'M
tied or undefeated Tennessee, so
Maryland's job may be surmiSed. at
least. There Is small hope for vic
tory among the College Parkers.
The Cardinals rather outdid them
selves at Cincinnati. Without Foley
or DuFour in the lineup. they
were leading the heavy. aggressive
St. Xavier eleven. is to s. The
effort was too much. however. and
eventually the Musketeers romped
ahead to remain.
THE Colonials' showing against
the youthful st. Vincent eleven was
nothing to brag about. Older,
heavier and more experienced, the
g. W. team had q big advantage
oyer its rival. Nevertheless. those
kids from Pennsylvania had little
trouble in gaining consistently on
forward passes and. but for many
penalties, might have scored in the
first half.
George washington's play in the
line was inclined to be exceedingly
rough, the st. Vincent backs all
showing signs of it as they left the
field. Such play on Turkey Day is
sure to bring retaliation and an
old.fashioned shindig.
The Quantico Marines. who have
yet to lose a game and have scored
20S points against so for opponents.
rule the favorite for Saturdays
seervice game at the Brooklsnd
Stadium. The Army squad is work
ing out at Washington Barracks
this week. but the Leathernecks
wont come up from Qusntico until
Saturday morning.