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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE W. M. Opp. October 6 Dickinson......... 14 0 October 13 Temple University _. _ 0 6 October 20_._._.. University of Maryland.. .__ 6 13 October 27 . - - .Schuykill.; .._ 19 0 November 3_._.. -- Lovola________ __ 69 0 November 10 . ._Mount Saint Mary's ._______ 21 0 November 17 ._Gettysburg _ 19 19 November 24 . .Saint Francis. _ .___ 19 0 November 29 Muhlenburg.. __ __ 59 0 LETTER MEN Neal, Captain Machamer Warfield, Manager Norris Bates o 'Lear Chambers Oravetz Clark Pelton Downer Roach Ekaitis Van Buren Gomsack Weisbeck Havens Whitcraft Long Wilker RESERVES Fox Koschinski Tillman Klepacz Lawrence WelIinger Bell, Rein, Shriver Kohout Miller Usinger CHEER LEADERS Smith FOOTBALL RESUME N the forward advance of football at Western Maryland ColIege, the 1928 season marked the third campaign under the guidance of Coach Harlow, and the most successful in the history of the institution. Playing a most difficult schedule, six games were won, two lost and one tied. New relations were formed with Temple University and Saint Francis College, while old ones were re-established with Mount Saint Mary's and the University of Maryland. Four men, Neal, Clark, Van Buren, and Havens, were selected for the mythical AlI-Maryland eleven as being the best in the state for their respective positions. The season opened at Westminster with Dickinson ColIege as the opposing eleven. MilIer and Long, each crossing the goal line once, led the attack in a game featured by straight football and a display of potential power on the part of the Green Terrors, despite the absence of the colorful Neal. W.EDWINWARFIELD, Mgr. page one hundred secenty-fise