Evening star., 1932-08-21
7S T|LTS PRESENT
ATTRACTIVE ARRAY
is of Games viii Be Played
Among Each 0ther-Lone
Team Goes North.
. HARLOTTESVILLE. Va .

August 70. - Sixty two
Y 4 foot ball games have been
scheduled for the season
of 1882 by the eight Southern
Conference members in Maryland,
Virginia and North Carolina. All
except II of these contests are to
be played within the South At
lantic area, which gives the home
folks a choice gridiron menu from
September until December.
Actually the combined schedules of
these eight teams list total Of rs
ever, are to be played among each other.
Maryland, with IL games, faces the
heaviest schedule. Duke, North Caro-
lima, V. NJ I. and Washington and Lee
have listed 10 games. North Carolina
State, Virginia and v. P. 1. play nine
times. Both Cavaliers and Tar Heels
appear six times en- home gridirons,
more often than any others.
For the first time in many years only
one team viii go north of the Mason
Dixon line during the Fall. Virginia
City on october l5 All the other 81
meetings are with rivals in the South.
NORTH CAROLINA and Duke have
IN both carded eight Southern Con-
ference opponents. The Tar Heels
play Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, North
Carolina State, Florida and Duke at
home and Tennessee, Georgia and Vir-
ginia away. The Blue Devils have
home engagements with Maryland,
Kentucky and Washington and Lee and
will travel to play V. M. l., Auburn,
Tennessee, North Carolina State and
North Carolina. The two list Davidson
and Wake Forest as their only non
conference antagonists.
" M I. dives in first against King
College on September II, week before
any of the others get started. Then for
10 weeks they will all be in the swim.
Maryland will be the last to leave the
pool for the Old Liners have a Decem-
ber game against Western Maryland
in the Baltimore Stadium.
While the other seven are meeting
preliminary tests on September q. the
w. M I. Cadets will be taking on their
first tough foe. They go to play Ken
lucky in the blue grass region.
OCTOBER will find things really
~ popping. MARYLAND meets Virginia
in Scott Ste dium Duke faces v.
M I. in Lexington. North Carolina has
a go with Vanderbilt at Chapel Hill
and Virginia Tech travels to play
Georgia in Athens.
The next week end finds Washington
and Lee playing Navy in Annapolis.
MARYLAND entertaining " p. L. North
Carolina engs ging Tennessee in Knox
vile. Duke tackling Auburn in Bir-
mingham and Carolina State as host to
Clemson in Raleigh
Virginia's trip to Baker Field against
Columbia falls on October Is. rs does
Marylend's to Duke, North Cardinals
to Georgia, Wa"hington and Lees to
kentucky and V. P. I. to meet Will
liam and Mary in Richmond.
For october % the griiiron card in
cludes v. P. rs game with Kentucky in
Blacksburg, " M rs with Virginia in
Lexington. North Carolina's with
Georgia Tech in Chapel Hill ard North
Carolina States with Florida in
Tampa.
THREE feature games for this Sec
i tion on October 29 are v. NJ. I.
and Maryland in Richmond. "
P. I. and Washington and Lee in Lex
ington. and North Carolina and North
Carolina State in Chapel HILL Duke
will be out in Knoxville opposing Ten
nessee.
November's first week end puts vir-
pinia facing Warrington and Lee in
Scott Stadium. Maryland against Van
derbilt in the Griffith Stadium, North
Carolina against Florida iE keenan,
Stadium. and Kentucky against Duke
In the Duke Stadium. V. P. l. heads
down to play Alabama in Tuscaloosa
November IL finds Virginia and "
M. l. IN Blacksburg. V. P. I. and Rich
mond in Richmond. Washington and
Lee and West Virginia in Charleston.
Maryland and Navy in Baltimore. and
Duke and Carolina State in Raleigh.
TWO games are listed for the Satur-
i day before Thanks giving. Mary
land will be playing Washington
end Lee in Lexington while Duke and