Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-26
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
All Ready for Tomorrow's
Big Foot Ball Game.
INDIANS CONFIDENT
CAPT. REILLY AND BUCKLEY
WILL BE IN THE CONTEST.
Tom Jenkins Throws Carroll and is
INDIANS CONFIDENT
Tom Jenkins Throws Carroll and is
Still Champion - Bowling in Two
Leagues-The Next Fight.

Yesterday afternoon in driving rain
the Georgetown eleven had it's last hard
practice before the final game of the sea-
son. Today only signal work and running
down the field of punts will be INDUCED
in. SO that the men may be in the best
possible shape when they tackle the dusky
Indians tomorrow afternoon. Coach Suter.
after looking over the squad. announced
that all are in good condition and should
make the contest an interesting from
g. Georgetown view point After the de-
feat Of the Indians last Saturday at the
hands Of Virginia, an occurrence entirely
unexpected by the Carlisle braves and
their coaches. their self-confidencs has
been somewhat reduced, and the hardest
kind OF game may be expected from them.
To offset this the Blue and Gray repre-
sentatives will have to struggle for every
yard OF ground, and their supporters claim
that they will do so in snappy fashion.
The whole squad Is ready for work, al
the men who have been injured at one time
or another during the season have now en-
tirely recovered and will all be available
when the two elevens line up tomorrow.
Capt. Reilly, one of the Georget0wn star
half backs. who has been out Of the game
since the encounter with Lafayette, will
again be seen in his old position. and his
temperance In the game will be a tower
OF strength to the eleven, as all have great
confidence in him. Little Buckley, the best
quarter back In the south, after rest of
a couple of weeks. is also in shape to play
good foot ball. and will rattle off the signals
and run back punts in his usual brilliant
style. The other men who have suffered
from minor injuries declare that they are
in excellent shape and are all eager for
the referees whistle to announce that the
contest is on. Besides Reilly and Buckley,
the men who will line up In the back field
against the Indians are Hart the other
dashinS half back, who made the all-south-
ern eleven last season and has been playing
a f,Ill w
playing his first year at that position and
has been winning laurels right along. The
back field substitutes will also be on hand
and In readiness to respond to any CALL
None of them are new to their positions, as
they have been used at one time or an
other during the year when their principals
were disabled. They are: Devltn and Ker-
man, substitute halves; Abaticchio. sub
quarter and half. and Morris. last years
High School player, sub full back and half
Though these players are not as heavy as
the regulars, they are all fast and Will
play good foot bah should 1t become neces-
sary to put them in the game
The regulars in the line are also In good
physical shape and will constitute very
strong defense. In the North Carolina
game their defense was Of the stone wall
order and the Indians should not be able
to make any long gains through them
Given, at center. Is an experienced hand,
as he played throughout the season last
year and has been in all of the games this
year. He passes we'll and accurately, and the
fumbling on the Georgetown side should be
reduced to a minimum. His two bench
men, right and left guards. have done
splendid work this season, and are usually
good for an opening of some kind through
which the backs can plunge for a substan-
tial gain Mahoney, at right guard. though
a youngster, is q valuable man at this po-
sttion. as his work In the past few games
will attest, while Rorke, at the other guard
position has shown by his game all year
the excellence Of his caliber Murray Rus
SELL captain of the crew last year and for
the ensuing one and Joe Setz, also a crew
man, play the two tackle positions. and
play them well. Carroll and Thompson are
their substitutes, the punting OF the for
mer making him most valuable man. He
punts quickly and far and If the pigskin Is
not caught before 1t touches the ground
when he kicks. 1t has an exasperating way,
at least for his opponents, of rolling far
down the field before 1t can be secured.
When Carroll Is not in the game the punt
ing Is done by Sam Edmonston, the left
end. who can also lift the ball with his toe
in able manner. Preston Edmonston
plays the other end and the brothers make
a good pair. Preston being especially fast,
as he Is a member Of the varsity relay
team. The substitute ends are Armstrong
Brennan and McGettigan Armstrong will be
remembered for the splendid game he put
up against Lafayette, and may be depend
ed upon to do as we'll IL he Is given a
chance to tackle the Indians MCGUIRE
SUB center constitutes the last member of
the squad that will be on the field tomor-
row.
The officials who have been chosen for
tomorrows game. and who are most eff
Client are Broncho Armstrong of Yale, UNI
pire, and George Young Of Cornell referee.
The game. which will probably consist of
thirty minute halves, will be called prompt
ly at $50.