The Washington times., 1927-11-18
Bic GREEN
AGREES To
CAME
BY Louis A. DOugher


It's up to Harvard University
authorities today to say whether or
not Georgetown and Dartmouth
meet in A post-Season football
game in aid of the fund for the re-
lief of flood sufferers in New Hamp.
shire. The game is to be played
In the Harvard Stadium and, TO
make this possible. Harvard must
acGuiesCe to its free use, as neither
Georgetown nor Dartmouth will
take a cent from the profits above
their actual travelling and hotel ex-
penses.
Larry Rankart former Dartmouth
football star now II member Of the
athletic council a Hanover expects
to arrange a meeting today wi h
. Georgetown representative and
Bill Bingham, athletic director al
Harvard. They hope to make salts
factory arrangements for the game
to be played in the Harvard
Stadium 2 week from tomorrow.
A decision should come before
hightfall.
knute ROCkne has offered 10
send his famous NOtre Dame
eleven against either Dartmouth
or Georgetown for the flood
relief fund, but as the first
suggestion was for Georgetown
and Dartmouth, the Hanover
ianS have been compelled TO
decline.
Georgetown hopes to make a
successful bid for recognition as
one of the strongest football eleVens
In the East by defeating Dartmouth.
I'VE want everybody to know just
J. w good we are" said Athletic
Director Louis A. Little, before
leaving for New York yesterday.
ITO do this We are willing To play
anybody al all and not get one
red cent for our efforts. II is,
therefore. a delight to lis to have
an opportunity of meeting Dart
mouth. one of the best teams Of
the year"
When Villanova challenged George
town for a post-season game in
Philadelphia on No" ember rs, George.
town declined, because 1t. felt such
q game was not demanded and
victory would mean nothing to the
Blue and Gray.
whats the matter with you fell.
lows" said Athletic Director Ernie
CoZens, Of Pennsylvania. over the
telephone to Lou Little" are you
afraid of NillanoVa?"
"NO, not exactly" replied the
Georgetown director, but IN
tell you, Ernie, Georgetown will
play Pennsylvania for nothing
on December 3. n days after
your game with Cornell. How
about that"
"Oh, that's different" was the
Pennsylvania mans answer.
Lou Little has attempted 10 ar
range 2 post.season game with the
powerful Washington and LETTER
son eleven to he played here on
Saturday, December 2, offering the
Presidents the entire gate receipts
merely for chance to send his
stars against them.
Hwever, W. and J. still has
chance of going to Pasadena for
a Tournament of Roses game and
is not likely to jeopardize that f,y
arranging now game with so
strong A foe as Georgetown. Either
Il.
selected, according to report. and
neither can do anything until its
own campaign ends.
IL Penn State defeats Pitt while
w. and j. is taking West Virginia
into camp next Thursday, the Presi-
dents will probably get the nod COR
the trip to the coast. In that case
Georgetown challenge will not be
accepted.
II both Fit and w. and !. tri.
umph and FIT is selected in time
Georgetown might expect a favor
sble reply from the Presidents. II
Is a slender reed upon which IN
lean and Georgetown may have tn
be content with its battle with
Dartmouth a week from tomorrow.
The Georgetown squad will
hold a workout on the New
York Polo Grounds today. Lou
Little took the boys up to the
big town yesterday afternoon the
heavy rain making practice i'm
pssible.
Curly Byrd piloted IS Maryland
varsity players away to Nashville
last night and tomorrow the Old
Liners will tackle the big, strong
Vanderbilt University eleven in Il
Southern Conference game. Be
fore leaving he announced his
lineup to be as follows:
DOdson and Heagy, ends; Zulick
snd Adams, tackles: Wondrack and
Erothers, guards; Ia ford, center:
kessler, quarterback; Thomas and
Roberts, halfbacks, and Lnkous,
fullback.
Coach Maud Crum took his
George Washington squad away
- Athens, W. Va, last night
and will hold practice session
there today in preparation for
tomOrrow's game with Concord
College.
Catholic UntVersity's practice was
matted by yesterdays heavy storm.
the boys being driven into the gym
where chalk talk consumed most
oil the time. Coach McAuliffe is
guarding against losing any more of
his players by accident and only
light work will be given them he.
fore they face George Washington
next Thursday.
Capt. Louis Byouk, star fullback.
II definitely out or tomorrow game
with American University and Gal
laudet mourns accordingly. He had
heer expected 70 pla, He has >
w~snchsd shoulder that gives him
considerable pain.