Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-18
Manager Ahe Is Coming to Start in Search Of Training GIo1
VIRGINIA MILITARY
PLAY HERE TOMORROW
After Long Lapse Southern
Cadets Again to Meet
Georgetown.

A game Of foot ball that should be well
worth witnessing will take place at 2:3O
O'Clock on Georgetown Field tomorrow
afternoon, when the speedy team repre-
senting the Blue and Gray university will
line up against the fast aggregation OF
pigskin enthusiasts sent out from the Vir-
ginia Military Academy. This will be the
first time in q number Of years that these
two schools have met on the gridfron,
and as the southerners have a big fol-
lowing in local circles the resumption of
relations will probably be ushered in by
q large crowd.
The cadets are being coached by Billy
Cloth. who for three years was the star
center of the University OF Virginia.
From all accounts Cloth has nodded the
material at his disposal into q formidable
fighting machine, and with It has been
giving a great many Of the large schools
Of Dixie lots of trouble. The conquest of
the Maryland Aggies last Saturday was
a conspicuous victory, inasmuch as up to
that time the lads from College Park had
been unbeaten.
From those who saw that game come
reports of great teamwork on the part OF
the Lexington cadets and because of this
the locals are taking every precaution
against a surprise. The natural result of
a Virginia victory was growth of over
confidence, but If any appeared 1t was nip
ped In the bud early in the week by Coach
Nielsen, and hence the Hilltoppers will go
into the struggle fully prepared for a
fierce encounter. If. as the game goes
on, their fears appear to be unfounded.
many Of the local second string men will
be given opportunities to display their real
worth in a regular contest.
The game not only will give local grid
iron enthusiasts their only chance of the
day to see a good foot ball exhibition
here, but 1t will also make it possible fol
critics to gain line on the Blue and
Gray chances against Lehigh Thanksgiv
ing. The relative strength OF Georgetown
and Lehigh at present seems to be abou,
even, and hence a great game Is expected
| as a curtain dropper for successful year
| The West End lads are extremely anxious
to come out Of the struggle against thu
Brown and White with a victory, as sucl
| a result will help to offset the Pittsburi
| defeat and will make the season one o
the most successful the local school ha
| ever seen.
| Tomorrow's Georgetown lineup at tn
start of the game will see the same mel
playing the line positions as started TIL
] Virginia game. Costello, the star drop
kicker. will again be in at quarter AM
| his trusty boot may be expected to anne,
a few points. Fury will start at one half
| while the fullback and the other half ar
still problematical. depending upon tn
| condition that Kelly and Walsh seem t
be- In. II Kelly is IN good shape WalSl
may be started at halfback, with Kraf
and Carrigan being held back for emer
| gencies. In case Kelly does not go In
Walsh will play full and either Kraft o
Carrtgan will hold down the left half
back place.
The cadets will arrive in the city lat
this evening. From all accounts the sam
lineup will be used against Georgetown
as was sent In against the Maryland Ag
Gies, with the exception that Mosely. tn
star Of the team. who was not In snap
last Saturday, viii again be seen in hi
old position behind the line. Mosely is
wonderful broken. field runner and
much feared on the heights.