Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-27
r UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND en-
" counters q rival this week from


" counters q rival this week from
which it probably would rather
WIN than from any other school 1t
meets, with the possible exception OF
Navy The Old Liners go to Charlottes-
vile to face Virginia in game that,
II 1t turns out to be anything like those
in which the two universities have been
meeting In recent years, will be hard
and evenly fought. As matter of fact,
of the rivalry between Virginia and
Maryland has been paralleled by a
cementing Of friendships between the
two institutions. In many cases q grow
ing rivalry In athletics between two
schools results in hard feelings and
embittered relationships, but just the
opposite Is true between the State uni
yersities Of the two States that border
the District Of Columbia. However, the
best values In athletics grow out OF
fivalries of this kind.
A special excursion train, which will
take large numbers Of the Maryland
student body, and both Maryland and
Virginia alumni, Is to leave Baltimore
Saturday morning at O'Clock, College
Park ct $3.50 O'Clock, and Washington
at 10 O'Clock, to arrive In Charlottes-
vile ut o'clock. The game is sched-
uled at $50 pm. and the train will
leave Charlottesville at $50 o'clock and
arrive In washington at $3.50 O'Clock.
There viii be q diner attached to the
train on the return trip, and on the
trip down q buffet luncheon VIII be
served.
virginia lost TO Kentucky last week,
while Maryland defeated Virginia Mill
tary Institute. However, Virginia used
caxne. looking ahead to having its best
eleven IN good shape to use in the first
game on its home field since Septem-
Der, the first big game 1t has played at
home this year. The best comparison
between Virginia and Maryland may be
got from the games each played against
v. NJ. l.. Virginia having won, IA TO o.
and Maryland, 20 to o. Maryland.
though, had the advantage OF meeting
v. d. I. the Saturday after 1t played
Virginia. and v. M. l., with three regu-
lars on the sidelines and with a nat
ural letdown, was not as good against
MARYLAND as It was against Virginia.
Taking these factors into consideration,
it would seem that Virginia and Mary
land should be closely matched.
@EORGE WASHINGTON. following
VI its one-sided victory over Dickn-
aon. will make the longest journey
a hss ever taken for foot ball game
when II goes to Tulsa. Okla, Saturday
10 meet Tulsa University. Inc Colo
mails will not do good deal OF practlc-
ing this week. as they VIII nave 10 ieaVe
! Washington about the mlo9ie Oh Ctae
week Coach Pixlee was In Tulsa SAT-
,,rdav ON a scouting expedition. He has
mot vet returned with his report The
Tulsa eleven in its game Saturday de-
feated Phillips University OF Enid. Okla,
by as to o. but, aside from bare scores.
practically nothing is known here OF
the strength Of the Tulsa outnt.
~AILAUDET, much encouraged by
" its slashing win from University OF
baltimore, goes away again this
week to meet the Medical Field service
School at Carlisle, Pa. TINS oIganiza-
dian School, SO at the least the build
ines and grounds there must be alive
with Awakened memories over this re-
yival Of gridiron activities.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY IN Its game
~ NJ Pittsburgh with Duquesne Uni
yersity apparently began to ind
stzelf. II plays on its own fleld this
week. New River State College being
scheduied TO come here. New River
gtate a coached by Ken Shroyer, who
formerly was at Western Maryland Col
lege.
A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY must have
"A run into something more than II
looked for when 1t bumped into
Atlantic University down at Virginia
Beach. For those who do not know
what Atlantic University Is, 1t may bt
well 70 state that IL Is q school founded
by DR.. Brown, former Washington and
Lee professor, who ran for Governor o.
Wrgfuia IN the last election IN tha'