The Washington times., 1936-11-21
on Edge
For Hoyds
Today
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beaten by Minnesota, will battle
the Cougars of Washington State
on the Pacific Coast. The Cou
gars were beaten by oregon State
in what amounted to an upset
and played a Scoreless tie with
the Trojans of Southern Califor.
MIA.
Yale. Harvard Meet
The pride Of heraldry in foot
ball, the pomp Of a power that
once ruled the East, clings to the
meeting Of Yale and Harvard in
the flowing bowl that Snuggles
under the shadow of froWning
West Rock in New Haven.
Yale has had its share Of tri.
umphs this year. Harvard has
hungered at the gates of victory,
but dined on mediocre fare. A
triumph over Yale will be sweet;
the sweeter because it is unex.
pected.
These games stand forth boldly
on the national schedule today as
football prepares for its Last AS
sembly.
Action is concentrated locally
with Georgetown playing Mary.
land at College Park just across
the District Line, and the Flying
Cardinals mingling with the
Green Terrors of Western Mary
land.
Terps Meet HoyaS
The strife between Georgetown
and Maryland is one that chal-
lenges the interest of united Wash
ington. Yes, it is true that
neither the HoyaS nor the. Ter.
rapinS cherish any hopes for post
season glory at this time.
Maryland was beaten twice, and
the Hilltop team saw its fondest
dreams crumble under the aerial
assaults of the green clad JasperS
of Manhattan. Despite these
facts, the game holds forth the
highest promise of exceptional
football values.
Bill GuckeySon, one Of the
sweetest performing backs of the
East, will spear head the Terp at
tack. Guckeyson is All-America
timber. Give him a blocking back
like the redoubtable Vanzo Of
Northwestern and there'd be no
holding the man.
Watch GuckeysOn
It was GuckeySon who just about
defeated Georgetown last year, al.
though he was aided by the smash.
ing blocking of Johnny Gormley.
There will be a remarkable duel
of centers in this game for those
who take their eyes off the ball
carrier and watch the game of
football develop before their eyes.
De Armey, the starting center
rush of the Terrapins, is about as
good a man as you'll find in a
months march. A terrific tackler,
strong, tough and game, he is just
a great man in most important
post.
For the HoyaS, Lawrence
Hardy. flame haired, rangy and
hard hitting, will be in the post
of line support. This young man
is another Sammy White when it
comes to attaching himself to a
ball that is loose or in the air.
Hardy saved the HoyaS against
New York University, and he
made the task of the team in
beating West Virginia just that
much easier. He has intercepted
a round dozen passes, the records
show.
Catholic Power Low
Catholic University is some
what the worse for wear with
Bill Adamaitis out of action for
the Terror game today. The Car
dinals have flown high and low
in the last two seasons. Last
year they were guests Of an en-.
raptured city when they won the
Orange Bowl game in Miami.
But the wheel of fortune turned
U1I1S yCd1, dAAO SO4AC4AOW, G11C lila"
chinery so swift and sure in '35.
did not purr its symphony of
power.
There's another great game on
the schedule for today, and that
will be between Dartmouth and
Princeton. The Hanover team has
a great chance to win today. It
may be remembered that last
year in the whirling snow and
Sleet of a wild November day, a
spectator rushed out of the
stands and lined up on the Dart
mouth flank, winnin G undying
glory as the Dartmouth Twelfth
Man"
Navy marks time today, as does
George Washington University,
preparing for their final games.
Army plays Hobart.
Bland Wins Nod