Evening star., 1928-11-20
OTHERS ALSO LOOK
TO PLAY SATURDAY
Georgetown Away to Battle
Fordham-BridgeWater to
Visit GaIIaudet.

r UNIVERSITY of Maryland's foo
ball team. which meets Wash.
ington and Lee in Clark Grif-
~ fifth Stadium Saturday after
noon in one of the big game!
of the gridiron season here. got down
TO brisk work today at College Park
in preparation for the battle.
Georgetowns eleven. which engages
Fordham at New York Saturday. also
started intensive work today for its
clash with the Maroon. and Gallaudet
began pointing energetically for its tilt
with Bridgewater at Kendall Green in
the only other game Saturday involving
an eleven of the District college group
Catholic University and George Wash
ington will idle Saturday while getting
in lick5 for their annual Thanksgiving
day battle in the Catholic University
Stadium
American University has closed its
season.
Because of the bruising ordeal it has
encountered in seven hard consecutive
games, Coach Curley Byrd probably will
not require the Maryland squad to
engage in scrimmaging in prepping for
Washington and Lee. The Old Liners
who came out of their winning battle
with Virginia Saturday in good condi-
tion, probably will devote their activities
TO practicing new plays and polishing
their teamwork generally.
Maryland is particularly keen to turn
back the Generals this season. as the
Lexington gridders have defeated the
Old Liners the past four years in tight
battles
Reserved seats for the Washington
and Lee game are on sale at Spalding S
Sport Store 1893 G street
As the result of its recent defeat of
New York University in New York,
Georgetown has gained prestige in the
big town and the battle between the
Hoyas and Fordham is expected to
draw large crowd Tickets for the
game were placed on sale at the
Georgetown athletic office today
Following a day of rest yesterday for
the Blue ard Gray regulars the entire
squad was to get down to stiff work
today. Two or three freshmen COM
binations using Fordham plays were TO
be sent against the regulars. George
town is not viewing the clash with
Fordham too optimistically despite that
the Maroon has been beaten several
times this Fall. The G. U.-Fordham
game will be the only one of note in
collegiate circles in New York Saturday.
Though GaIIaudet has been taking il
on the chin in most of its games this
Fall. Coach Teddy Hughes proteges are
a fighting bunch and he has several
players of real ability American Uni
verSity beat Bridgewater. IL to 6, and
the latter team is not expected to offer
the Kendall Greeners more than fair
ly good scrap when the elevens come
to grips.
Coach Hughes planned to hustle the
Gallaudet gridders through vigorous
drill this afternoon.
Tickets for the Catholic University
George Washington turkey day clash
in the Catholic U. Stadium will go on
sale tomorrow morning at SDaldings,
1888 G street. the G. W. gymnasium at
20l0 street and at the c. w. cashiers
Office at Twenty-first and & streets.
Sixteen hundred tickets will he reserved
on the 50-yard line, 800 on the Catholic
U. side and as many on the G. w. side.
Catholic University is me favorite
over the Colonials this Fall on the basis
of its more impressive showing. The
Cardinals were victorious, 81 to 81, last
season.
Jack Malevich, C. U. star fullback.
who has been out of the game some
time because of an injured ankle, will
take the field against the Colonials
Healy will replace Mslevich if the for
mer is unable to play the whole game.
Coach Maud Crum of the ColoniaIs
who admittedly has encountered many
tough breaks this Fall, may have to
enter the c. U. battle without Jimmy
Carey. regular center and star of the
@. w. eleven. Should Carey. who has
been called to his home in West Vir-
ginia by the death of his younger
brother. not return for the game. Rocko
Clements. one of the six backs on the
G. w. squad, will have to be placed in
the line