Evening star., 1936-03-22

YN4NErU0A4 OH "HAHSA HNA
has invaded" the North to
an unusual degree in arrang-
~ ing its 1897 foot ball schedule,
with the University Of Pennsylvania
and Penn State being added to Syra-
cuse, which is listed through the 1888
campaign.
Ten games in all are on the schedule
iust announced, the same number as
carded for next Fall. However, two
old Southern Conference foes, Virginia
Tech and North Carolina, along with
the University Of Richmond, will be
missing from the 1887 list.
Western Maryland is back on the
regular schedule, after lapse, to pro-
vide the third change. Otherwise the
card is almost like that played last
year and the one announced some time
ago for 1896.
Penn State New Foe.
DEM STATE will be the only aggre-
CATION that is being met for the
first time in foot ball, and Penn has
not been battled since 1928, when the
Terps went to Franklin Field and
stunned the Quakers and $4,000 Of
their supporters by scoring a sensa-
tional 3-to-0 upset.
Johnny Groves, who went to Mary
land from Western High School, and
who now has an important position
with the Aeronautics Division OF the
Department of Commerce, booted
across the points that beat Penn.
Maryland has played three games
with Syracuse. winning in 1920 in a
10-to-7 upset, taking a 42-to-0 wallop-
ing in 1921 and battling the Orange
to a scorelesS tie in the mud in Balti-
more last Fall.
One-Year Agreements.
a RRANGEMENTs with Penn and
"A Penn State are for one year only,
but it is hoped 70 extend the relations,
with the outlook bright that Nittany
Lions are most likely to adorn future
Terp lists.
Revamping of the Maryland sched-
ule leaves only three Southern Con-
ference rivals on the 1887 card-Vir-
ginia, Virginia Military Institute and
Washington and Lee. A series Of
Thanksgiving day games has been ar
ranged with the Generals to be played
In the Baltimore Stadium.
Florida and Maryland have found
their meetings to be mutually agree
able and the Terps and Gators will
battle at least through 1887, with the
latter invading College Park that sea-
son.
Six Are Home" Tits.
"A HALF-DOZEN OF Marylanos 1897
n contests will be home" affairs.
st. Johns, as has been the custom,
will provide the opener at college
Park. Florida also will be met there,
with Georgetown booked in Washing
ton and Western Maryland, Syracuse
and Washington and Lee carded for
the Baltimore Stadium.
Indiana has expressed a desire to
resume grid relations with Maryland,
and when the 1888 card is arranged it
would not be surprising if the Hoosiers
were back on it.
Maryand's 1887 dates follow:
September asst. Johns of An
napoIis at College Park.
October 2-Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia.
october 9-Western Maryland at
Baltimore Stadium.
October 16-Virginia at Charlottes-
vile.
October 23-Syracuse at Baltimore
Stadium:
October 30-Florida at College Park.
November 6-Vir9inia Military In
stitute at Lexington.
November l3-Penn State at State
College.
November 2o-Georgetown at Wash
ington.
November 25-Washington and Lee
at Baltimore Stadium.
Maryland's dates for 1886, previous
ly announced, are:
September 26-St. Johns Of An
napolis at College Park
October 3-Virginia Tech at Roa-
noke.
October 1O-North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
October 17-virginia at College
Park.
October 24-Syracuse at Syracuse.
October 31-Florida at Tampa.
November University of Rich
mond at Richmond.
November 14-Virginia Military In
stitute at College Park.
November 21-Georgetown at Col
lege Park.
November 28-Washington and Lee
at Baltimore Stadium.