Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-20
CAVALIERS LISTED
FOR HOMECOMING
Will Engage Old Liners for
Second Year in Row in Fea-
ture November 2.

r UNIVERSITY of Virginia, one Of
Washington's favorites in
sport. will play the University
~ of Maryland in foot ball at
College Park again next Fall.
The game, listed for November 2. viii
be the Old Liners annual homecoming
day affair in which the Cavaliers
figured last season.
MARYLAND had to do considerable re-
vamping of its grid list In order to get
the Cavaliers here on that choice day
next Fall. In fact, 1t was only through
the courtesy of washington Ss Lee,
Virginia Poly and Virginia Military
Institute, as we'll as Virginia, all fell
low Southern Conference members q
the Old Liners, that enabled the ar
rangement to be made.
Virginia originally was listed to be
met at Charlottesville on November
and Virginia Poly at Norfolk on No
vember g. and In order to make the
shifts, Maryland had to have the CO.
operation of all the institutions men,
toned above.
Maryland's schedule as it now sizes
UP is:
September 2S-WashingtOn College
at College Park.
October 5-North Carolina at Col
lege Park.
October 12-South Carolina at Col
lege Park.
October Is-(To be filed.
October 26-Virginia Military In
stitute at Richmond, Va.
November 3-University OF Virginia
at College Park.
November S-Yale at New Haven.
November 16-Virginia Poly at Nor
folk, Va.
November 2S-JOhns Hopkins In
Baltimore Stadium.
December 7-Western Maryland IN
Baltimore Stadium.
October 10 was left open when the
Western Maryland game, played at that
time last Fall. was shifted to December
Z, in the Baltimore stadium for the final
encounter Of the season.
Washington and Lee, met here on No
vember "A last Fall, Is the only team
played last season, which is not again
on the list This Is due to the fact
that the Generals. who have q game
with Florida In Jacksonville on Thanks
giving day under term contract, did
not feel that a contest was advisable
such short time before such a long
trip. It Is a certainty that the WASH
ington and Lee and Old Liners will get
! together In foot ball again in 1880 and
in the meantime will battle In the vari-
Gus other sports.
Maryland viii fill the October 10 date
shortly, either at home or away. and
there Is a possibility that big South
ern Conference team may be met in
Washington on November %. One of
the leading teams in Dixie Is willing to
invade If the faculty committee will
permit OF another trip, and If the eleven
in question can come. Maryland stands
ready to book the contest. If not, the
Old Liners will rest from November Is
for the two games that follow on
Thanksgiving and December z.
Because Of midyear examinations
there will not be great deal Of activity
| for college athletes Of the District group
this week. Four basket ball games and
a boxing meet comprise the program.
| Georgetown will figure in two Of the
basket ball games and the boxing match,
and Maryland and American University
will appear on the court.
Georgetown will entertain Johns
| Hopkins Tuesday night in the American
| University gym in a game shifted from
Wednesday to open the weeks program.
It will be the second appearance of the
Jays here during the past few days.
They downed their old rivals, Maryland,
Friday at College Park.
Thursday night will find the Hoyas
playing host in the A. u. gym to Mount
st. Mary's in q game originally planned
for Friday night.
Georgetown boxers viii open their
season Friday night against Western
Maryland mitt men here. The bouts
will be staged IN Ryan gymnasium I'M
less the sale of season tickets warrants
they being held in the Auditorium.
Baltimore University and American
University are to face In basket ball
Saturday night in the A. u. gym and
University Of Maryland will entertain
ST. Johns of Annapolis on the floor at
College Park the same night.