Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-14

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ily to cross it with record upon
Which later they may look back
at least without regret.
No matter what happens during the
last so yards of the. race, two or three
of the teams have already done things
which should afford them much salts
faction during the Winter, while TWO
or three are in the position OF the run
ner who has only the consciousness that
he has done his best. And, after all,
that perhaps is just as valuable to the
competitor as victory.
Georgetown has three more games,
The most important tomorrow with new
York University, but win OF lose N Inese
remaining contests, its brilliant accom-
plishments against Michigan State and
against Boston College cannot be taken
away from It,
The same thing is true of Maryland,
in that whatever may happen in the
dificult three weeks that lie ahead OF
it, nothing can detract from the me
play it has shown in several OF It's
games that already are on the right sioe
of the ledger. s
No some good performances for which
It may retain credit despite any re-
versals that may come.
Gallaudet is somewhat in the same
boat, while Catholic and American UNI
versities have the satisfaction that goes
with having done the best they could
with the material available.
OFFER An Incentive.
The fact that Georgetown, Maryland,
George washington and Gallaudet nave
very creditable records behind them,
with Georgetown and Maryland having
accomplishment that stand out as
really brilliant efforts, is all the greater
reason for them to redouble their EFFORTS
to make good the remaining part OF
their season.
might rest, not one Is inclined to 90
ar1v resting, notwithstanding the dim
cult games they face. II anything,
every local squad is filled with the idea
Of making the remaining part OF their
seasons even more successful than tnat
which has gone, and where squads really
are determined they usually make gooo.
9-SEoR0ETowaT left early this morn
~ ing for New York and this after
noon IS to take a light workout In
the Yankee Stadium. Following the
workout the Blue and Gray squad VIII
take q complete rest until time for u
to 20 out on the field tomorrow after
noon AEal0SJ GklE IN. 4. VI CACNCA"
It is not necessary to forecast the KIND
Of game Georgetown must play to win,
as the successes of its opponent give
SUFFICIENT indication of that. New York
University has one of the strongest teams
in the East, and Georgetown must play
better foot ball than it has shown In
auy of its previous contests in order 70
finish with the long end OF the score.
MARYLAND at Norfolk tomorrow
/, IVl will face one of the heaviest
teams 1t has met this season when
IL lines up against w. p. /. The Blacks
burg school has a line that Is excep-
fionally husky and a backfield that av-
erages 1871 For sheer power and driv-
ing force it is doubtful If Maryland has
faced any offense this season as strong
as it will have to stop tomorrow.
And the Maryland line offensively
will have to put far more power and
drive into its attack If it is To make its
running plays go as they have gone at
times.
CEORGE WASHINGTON has diff
! " cult game at Reading. It's play.
If 1t Is to win, must show an i'm
pgovesnent over what 1t has done so
FAR, no matter how good it has been.
Its performance against South Dakota
and the New York Aggies, the latter
little more than high school. will have
to be improved considerably to beat
Albright, and that improvement Is Just
) what the Colonials are expecting to
show.
TATHOLIC UNIVERSITY against
~ Manhattan College, New York, is
I'D against about the same kind OF
a team that George Washington must
face--a team that is really stronger
than one might expect. The Brook
1anders are hoping to make a good
showing, but do not figure they have
any better than an outside chance Tor
victory.
Local people generally would like to
see them win. especially those with
whom "Dutch" Bergman has come In
contact. Bergman, through losing
season, has made himself many friends
IN washington who wish him well. Inc
Brooklanders leave this afternoon.
CALLAUDEr at Langley Field has
~ hard game. but it figures It has
a chance for victory. NO scnool
deserves greater credit for what 1t does
IN the gridiron than Gallaudet, be-
cause no other has such limited re-
sources with which to work. And. II
fhe Kendall Greeners play as well TO-
naorrow and in their final game with
- Francis they will come mighty close
to winding UP their year with great
success.
~RINCETON has never met Yale IN
ALI their athletic relationships with
such poor prospects as 1t does To-
,norrow The Tigers, In all the history
that dates from the beginning OF what
nav be termed modern foot ball. haro-
iv have been through such disastrous
season or failed SO dlsmaliy 70 sno"
sf,,ff Of real merit. the kind Of perform
ances that Princeton men are USED 10
seeing in their gridiron contests
yale is expected TO win by VICE
margin, but--here's thought-wouio
IL not be some surprise II princeton
were 70 win.
HARVARD viii battle Holy Cross at
Cambridge while several OF Its
coaches watch the Yale team play
princeton. The Crimson, although likely
"a win, also is likely TO have real ngnt
ON It's hands.
a MOTHER Southern eleven is in the
"A North this week end, Georgia Tech
At Pennsylvania. The Atlanta
s,-,,ool. while Il has had rather q check
cred course this Fall, has played good
foot ball in all its games and should 90
wen against the Quakers. Georgia Teen
probably has an outside chance to win,
although Pennsylvania, smarting under
such defeat as 1t sustained at the
hands Of Notre Dame should be mighty
dificult TO beat.
nNE Of the big games Of the year, as
~ far as rivalry is concerned. Is to be
played between Syracuse and Col
gate at syracuse. This Is the Harvard