Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-13
GREEN TERROR is BACK
WITH STRONGER ELEVEN
Western Maryland Is Two or Three Touchdown
Better Than When 1t Beat G. u. Last
Year-Maryland Unlucky.

body chance to fall in line and play
the game Loyalty and with unity of
purpose and then let the ak fall on
any that are recalcitrant.
Catholic University is a fine institu-
ton. 1t has in its faculty some of the
most learned men In the world and in
its religious colleges has represented the
highest type of thought. An institu-
ton Of this kind certainly deserves
something better in the one department
in which it gets a direct comparison
before the public with other instisu-
lions than the poor work its teams have
been doing. Athletic teams represent
the university, not a department OF the
university, and they should be repre-
est conception Of loyalty, and of the
virility and strength of the university
itself c. u. teams do not measure
up to this standard, but they should
and can.
GEORGE WASHINGTON did not win
" from Delaware without difficulty,
but 1t won, and victory for the
C0lonialS Is all the sweeter for the fact
that it is the first in two years. The
Buff and Blue seems to be coming along
about as we'll as Coach Pixlee has ex-
pected. It is Pixlee'S aim to bring
along the squad slowly so that he can
have 1t in the best possible condition
for the final games OF the schedule.
His great tests of the year will be with
Catholic u. and Navy. He knows he
to make as good showing as possible
in the latter.
GEORGIA played a great game
" against Yale and brought back to
the Southland the second brilliant
victory Of the year, the other having
been won by Vanderbilt The Georgians
were outclassed in the first half. hav-
ing IL first downs made against their
one, but in the second half they fought
as only inspired teams can fight at
times, and for the second consecutive
year won from the Dark Blue. It is
the first time in the history Of Yale
foot ball that any So-called minor
eleven has beaten 1t In consecutive
seasons.
GEORGIA TECH did not fare 50 well
" as Georgia. The Atlanta eleven
went down before Carnegie Tech by a
one-sided score, so much so that Bill
Alexander, Georgia Tech coach, is said
to have remarked, That is the best
foot ball team I ever saw" Which
means that Carnegie Tech must have a
pretty fair eleven as Alexanders school
met Notre Dame several times.
VANDERBILT continued its merry
Y way by trimming Virginia Poly
technic Institute, 40 to 0, and 1t
is Noted in connection with this that
Johnny Askew, the young man who ran
Minnesota ragged, was not even in the
lineup. Something Of Vanderbilts
strength is shown in the fact that Pop
Warmers Stanford team could get
nothing better than tie with Mime
sofa, while Vanderbilt beat that school
by four touchdowns.
DRINCEToN probably does not feel
L any happier today as q result of
another defeat at the hands of
Brown. Bill Roper's men apparently are
not playing the foot ball that Princeton
elevens Of former years have played,
excepting last year, Of course.
DESPITE the fact that It has had
- hard going in minor contests, Michi-
gan managed to pull through its
first conference game, beating Purdue
by q single point. Purdue. however,
probably Is not as strong as 1t was
last season.