Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 28

N THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925. Strong Gridiron Teams Will Visit Saturday : Material in Big Ten Is Unusual CENTRE COLLEGE ELEVEN | [SYBoLs oF vicroky ) GENERALS FEARFUL UPSETS ARE ATTRIBUTED " TO BATTLE GEORGETOWN| iy ey, | F WARTLANDTEAN () THIS FACT BY ZUPPKE 28 SPORMS SPORTS. ovember 10 idiron war- 3 Ilinois Coach Says He Crossed Penn Defense by Washington and Lee's ric after having a lay-off yesterday, and are being primed for their engage ment with Curly Byrd's M: \d ag gregation this Saturday t College Md., in the fourth conference for the Generals. times h repulsed t but with lorning turned to hard practice today Kentackians to Make First Appearance in Capital. Washington and Lee Meets Maryland and Running Plays on Weak Side—Grange Likely to Play Professional Foot Ball. EW YORK, hose. five Muhlenberg Tackles Catholic U. 3 § S l i o2 o Tae - - - b oz NEWMARKET WHIP the oldest sporling trophy m exislence, BY LAWRENCE PE November 10.—Robe the PBlue and acks of S. 1. ¢ more engage schedule face BY H. C. BYRD. EGE and Washington and Lee the uth, White fe it ball teams of ay here two of most attractive games of the ye g speedy and he first ti 5 5 e famous mentor of the Urbana tean bsets this Fall has ! : AR 3 i 4 ng botl 1 Maryl | for the ith Geo HeuH Raaube prob 1l touchdowns 5 th v the Cavi me. 1 coanse East and game when second ILLINOIS MA" BE FIRST TO COVEK ITS GRIDIRON CHAMPALGN, HL, Novewber 10 e () —Illinois may be the first uni- = 3, versity to cover its foot ball field N T material HE DAvis Cue ann THE MCST SOUGRT AFfcr BADGE. TT—BRIZE IN THE = ! ¢ [ WORLD / » thinking 40-PLAY PLAN LIKED BY BOSTON U. ELEVEN Tve CroWn of WILD OLNE - & DOGGETTS CoAT pro divector, considering se of it for the cost S10,000 or heen made vspe r this purpose. 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