Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-21


costs to journey North or South
The last college game on local field
Is tonight, with George washington
and Catholic University meeting az
Griffith Stadium at 8:l5. This marks
, the end of the G. q. schedule. George
washington has one more game, VIII
Navv next week. Gallaudet also wir1oS
up its schedule tonight, when IL meeIS
St Francis at Johnstown, Pa.
IA great many people Will go IRON
Washington to Annapolis to see Navy
MARYLAND tomorrow, while others are
sure to attend the one George WASH
trgton Is to play there, but 1or any
Of other games between colleges that
local people want to see the ShofOeS'
tourney is to Baltimore.
or course. it is certain that q num-
her viii go over to the Monumental
CITY to see Maryland against both Hop
kins and Western Maryland. Inc
Houkins-Marylan contest has been
,1Iayed for so many years, the t1rSt nav
ing taken place in 1892, that going 70
that game has become habit WIN
hopkins and Maryland alumni And q
number of Georgetown students ano
alumni are pretty sure TO go 10 mi I'LL
adeIDfia tomorrow for the game with
Villanova.
MOT much more can be said than
IN has been said about the George
washington Catholic University
game tonight. In both camps 1t seems
"a be the psychology to try TO make
those IN the other camp believe thai
there VIII be absolutely nothing on the
field In the way of opposition. rms
certainly is one game that nobody can
ever say has been overplayed In the
vaarzrY,af,nrS
IN reality. however, deny it as they
NAV. both George washington ana
Catholic University have some pretty
FAIR foot hall players, and both are
working hard to put forth their pest
foot enc against. the other.
The result is likely to be q better
foot ball game than one would nave
any reason for anticipating, consider
i'm the records back Of the two elevens.
lust how much interest there is in
the Nayy-MaryIand tilt is shown by
y the fact that the Navy has put up
extra stands so that the total seating
caDacity of the field at Annapolis VIII
be lust a little more than 22,0O0.. The
demand for tickets is so great. however,
that probably the stands would not nave
seated all the people who want % ~.
tend had they been twice their present
capacity. :.
Il the day is fair, the game should
be the most colorful played IN this
section in many seasons, irrespective
of the outcome.
While Navy in the press stories that
come from Annapolis is very generously
giving Maryland an even chance IN the
game, actually the Navy feels It has q
little margin. 1t knows that the KIND
of competition it has been up against
Is much more difficult than Maryland
has faced, and that, therefore. the TACT
that it has taken only one of its four
major contests means nothing III
comparison with the Old Liners.
Navy believes that its line Is superior
20 Maryland,s, that the Maryland for
wards viii not be able to stand up I'M
der the crushing attack that time after
time beat back the powerful southern
Methodist wall. In kim, the Navy Is
Arm in the opinion that it has one OF
the greatest plunging backs In the
country.
maryland win go to Annapolis with
an eleven that has. played consistently
good foot ball since it took the fleld =
its first big game at Yale early in O.
tober. It Is not as heavy as some teams
that have worn the Black and Gold
and is not as heavy as Navy, but 1t has
shown enough to warrant the feeling
that It has something better than an
outside chance.
CEORGETOWN ought to defeat VII
~ Ianova although it is likely TO have
plenty of trouble doing It. The
blue End Gray has a better record SC
far tran the Pennsylvanians. It also
has defeated opponents Of a higher
calibef than any Of those that have
gone Gown before the Villanova eleven
MANY of the games tomorrow are
lVl those in which old riyalrieS vii
be settled. Except for local In
terest, not much importance attaches
to some of them, yet. Notwithstanding
that, they are certain to be claSseo
among the biggest Of the year.
Any other team than Harvard, FOL
instance, meeting Yale the Saturday
after being defeated 81 to 0 by Holy
Gross, would just play a foot ball game
with the Blue and 1t would hardly
cause ripple on the foot ball pond
But Harvard, that Is another matter
Harvard against Yale, no matter If they
had lost every other game on theil
schedules, would still be one of tho
great games OF the season. Such ]:
tradition and prestige.
out on the Pacific Coast, Stanford.
California is in about the same category
as Yale Harvard in the East. However
there viii not be as much interest II
the East in the Western game as there
win be in the West in the Eastern. A
thrst, a bigger crowd viii watch th'
Western struggle.
Lafayette and Lehigh. Purdue anc
Indiana, Missouri and Kansas, Delaware
and .IFaverford, Dickinson and Swarth-
more, West Virginia and Washington
and Jefferson are somewhat lesser
games of the same type.
TOMORROW Is almost q day Of RES
for teams in the South. Although
some Of them play, the majority
are getting ready for Thanksgiving day
STRUGGLES. Vanderbilt meets Auburn
Eewanee plays Southwestern, NORTH
Carolina State meets University o.
south Carolina Thanksgiving will set
many of the schools IN annual game!
that have been played over long periods
IA the Middle West, Illinois and Ohic
stats hook up in what should be wei
paved game, despite the rather pool
reser6 Of the former. Michigan ane
Csissag0 meet at Chicago and Mime
Aofa Journeys down to Madison to vino
- klar saaSnp vttE. Wisconsin.
up at Reading, Pc. q game Is LISTED
that. while Il IS getting very little no.
klce, IS likely TO be exceptionally good
st Il between Western Maryland ant
Albright IN AL probability Western