Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-05
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Coast Guard and Marines Get Set to Battle
for Glory and Their Fellow Men.

after a brief workout at the League
Island Navy Yard, where they have had
their headquarters this year. Coast
Guard is expected to arrive in time for
practice at Griflth Stadium.
Girded for Battle.
Both teams are strong, both are in
good shape and both are ready for q
real test The Marines look upon the
game as real test against another
service organization, test which in
wolves the prestige of the corps. Conse-
quently, the Marines viii be on the field
battling for dear life in q cause nearest
their hearts. Such spirit means much
for success. Coast Guard, on the other
hand, has an objective that was striven
for last year, and which has been the
one aim since the failure of year ago.
An organization with its mind bent in
definite aim over such a period is dam
gerous, and the Marines know they win
have to put forth all they have to keep
victory perchec on their banner. The
game win begin at 2 o'clock.
r UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND and
~ Western Maryland are set for q
great struggle IN Baltimore to-
morrow afternoon. The former has q
good foot ball team, q team that has
played well in its every contest this sea-
son and probably viii play well tomor-
row, despite the handicapS under which
It laborS. Western Maryland has not
been defeated since 1928, when 1t lost
to Maryland ut College Park In Mid
October. It has risen to every occasion
last year and this, and numbers two
victories over Georgetown among its
is regarded as the favorite, its long list
Of victories having bred confidence
that seems to be as solid as the line
that stands In front of its backs.
Both teams probably will take the
field with their strongest line-ups.
Maryland has ready its whole squad,
with the exception of Miller, who still
Is ailing with a bad knee. Miller Is the
best punter Maryland has, but he has
not been starting games this Fall.
Western Maryland not only has its regu-
lar lineup in good shape, but it also has
ready Frank Clary, the most capable
back in Its squad. Clary has played
hardly at all this year, due to an in
jury.
Il should be q good foot ball game,
about as good Is one sees anywhere.
NAVY expects to beat Pennsylvania.
IN Down at Annapolis this morning
q feeling of optimism pervaded
in charge of the team said:
81 saw Penn play Cornell last week
and I believe we have better than an
even chance to win. Penn seems to
have great material, but apparently is
not able to get together effectively. In
my opinion Cornell really outpiayed
Penn by greater margin than the
score showed. OF course, with the re-
suit Of . game at times hanging on
such small things. anybody who pre-
dict q victory in foot ball Is just fool
ish. but ! Do feel that we have some
thing better than an even chance"
WILL Southern California win from
w Notre Dame? That seems to be
the foot ball question everybody is
asking right now.
A lot Of people think It should. but
almost there Is that hesitancy about
saying so that comes from the knowl-
edge of brilliant successes achieved by
the South Bend institution. It Is diff
fcult for many people to understand
how any foot ball team can whip such
machine as Notre Dame has. It
should be q wonderful exhibition Of
foot ball, no matter wat the result.
COLGATE and New York University
~ play tomorrow in New York for
charity. Tney PROBABLY VIII draw
a big crowd and play great foot ball as
we'll
Three games between strong elevens
are scheduled in the South North
Carolina and Duke University Florida
and Tennessee and Georgia and Georgia
Tech are to meet in contests that as
far as foot BAH is concerned ought to
show some brilliant verities. The Duke
Carolina and Georgia Georgia Tech
games are games Of long standing IN
which bitter Tivalries are paramount.
These are big games under any condi-
tons at any time.