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The Washington times., 1910-11-10
GEORGETOWN Is PICKED
TO WIN BIG CONTEST

backheid is going TO be a mighty dan
gerous proposition In BarricelIo ara
Hogarty Georgetown has two depend
able ends. and if they prove equal TO
the task Of cutting down the sweeping
an VIII be well, but if Virginia's backs
ma GeorgeJOWn's TANKS vulnerable.
mere is going TO be some excitement
IN order. 20 be as safe as possible
S1eoI getoWn has worked up 2 sDecial de
tense against end running. bur IL they
can stop the virginia trio the Blue and
fray players viii accomplish som thing
lAaJ no other team has been able TO Ia,
not even excepting the Indians, who
Were unable 10 turn the trick during
the first few minutes OF play before Vir-
slnla lost her speed in the mud.
TO say that EirSinia's line is not
SJIoAS IS very debatable question. The
forwards are both light and young. but
they are fast, and may cause c0nsid-
cradle more trouble than IS genera Nv
expected, That horde of graduate
coaches have taught the linemen a lot
OF fcptoall and iqfPankv Virginia has
strength while on the defense better
than any man in this section FOrtu-
naIelN Tor Georgetown, Panky viii have
To face Fitzgerald. and If there is anv
gerald he has remained undiscovered
The duel between This pair is going TO
~ one Of the features OF the game. with
Fitzgerald the 'fa-orite5 .I7 ..-E ar.r 81
on last Saturday the Virginia coaches
were expressing unlimited praise FOR
W God. the center. and one made the pre-
dictiOn 20 the writer that he would have
matters all his own way at George
town
There are two reasons why this pre-
diCtiOu viii likely prove untrue. Wood
Etirt one OF his knees in the Carlisle
game, and Viii. not Be. priRed by Sat
Urday. and, secondly, in CUnih he is
FACING % veteran whose experience viii
stand him good in such a battle as is
expected saturday.
ON their showing in the Carlisle game,
neither of the Virginia tackles have
anything on Bryant and Wymard. the
Georgetown pair. The return OF Cap
tain Geyer means much 20 Virginia,
but unless he is in grand shape and
exCels any OF his previous perform
a noes he viii have 10 be cOntented
With third position in the ranking
the best tackles in the game Saturday
OF Captain Daley. the coaches and
Georgetown men generally are asking
but one thing, and that is 70 hold the
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
Virginia'S Back Field Better
But Blue and Gray Line
Is Strong.

There is going to be a football game
at Georgetown Field on saturday after
noon ~ r - ~
Nine years agu. Georgetown men saw
their eleven win from Virginia by Il TO
is in the greatest battle in the annals
of football In this section. and for the
first time since then they are going
across Rock Creek with a well-grounded
confidence and thoroughly justifable
expectation Of cheering a victorious
team.
Early N Septenber the Prediction was
made in these columns that unless Vir-
ginia Should put forXard a really Won
oerful eleven Georgetown would realize
the height of her football ambition
Since that time nothing has happened to
alter this opinion and unless Georgetown
wins on Saturday il viii be because
there his been something radically
wrong deevloped IN the Past aferv days.
BY tfis7 Is noe N fz,Eyrgetoyrr,
is going TO find the going easy. In some
quarters there is a feeling that
Georgetown is not only going TO win
without trouble, bun in addition is 90
ing 70 pile up a big score, hut among
muse VINO nave analysed the two
squads this opinion. does not prevail
lstlAla las -llgL --LIlI s--sl- s0Sd team
Out a brilliant one and when ID comes
onto Georgetown Field it win be pre-
pared 10 play real fCctbau Both teams
nave been pointed for this single con-
test and both are going into the CON
lest 10 show everything. on the heavy
sTldiron at NatiCnal Park last SatrIr-
day Firginias light team was EeIpless
S$alnst the big Indians. The men from
charlottesville were placing their whole
I[eilance on the speed OF their backs,
put whatever chances thew micrt have
mad were sent glimmerinE bv the heavy
ram which converted the field into a
regular morass Of mud and made speed
simply out or the question.
II Georgetown Field Is dry Virginia's
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
Situation Gloomy.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Nov.
11-Gioom mas again come over the
supporters OF the Orange and Blue.
After Tuesdays practice. when the
regulars went through their drill work
n llghInl1g--ike manner. coaches ana
students wire much elate6 bur after
me. Scrlulirase yesterday. Which Head
coach Crawford decreed contrary 10 his
statement that there would be no scrfr1-
images this week. prospects appear any
Georgetown saturday
me men are 50 per cent weaker. now
Lhan they We're last week said Or
I.ainoeth, director o. college athletics
he CaIAs-e game was great mis-
fortune for Virginia. coming as r. aid
Just before the Georgetown game. -
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
Cummings Confident

Cy Cummings, member Of the Mary
Land Legislature, former George
town star, and one of the assist
ant coaches at Georgetown Field,
this week, had the following to
say today:
I'VE are going to beat Virginia.
Our team is strong, the players
know football, and when it comes
to getting down to real fighting
spirit, every man is there. l have
seen some game Georgetown teams
IN my time, but Dailey's eleven will
give an exhibition next Saturday
that viii be surprising.
81 expect TO see our team win BY
two touchdowns."
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
From Virginia Head
quarters Say Team Is In
Poor Condition.

Head Coach Crawford seemed much de-
pressed and refused 20 make a state
menr-
The tussle with the scrubs showed I'D
AlIGlri15 weak places and also the
-act that the men have not recovered
aF any means from The terrific on
s-1LghI Of the Indians SATURDAY.. Jones.
-El-aacS- was carried from The -eid SUI
ierlHz from torn shoulder muscles
Driver Hurts Ankle.
Driver, right haIfback. sustained an
other injury 70 his ankle that made Il
necessary for help 90 be given him 20
walk and Center Woods ankle was
again h-uged I'D Another bad sIgn
was the fact --1r the Dlav OF the re-lI-
lars vas clarAc' cried by much fuLb-
ling
" The scrubs gCelr only 90 lose the tau
ID that way and each time averteE 4
touchdown only through the fast run
ming Of HoUlker IN taking after his
man
About SeEentT-five students VIII leave
here Friday afternoon with the team
Tor washington The main part o. the
student b1dv, 600 I'm number. viii leave
saturday morning On a Chesapeake &
ONO SDeclai. arriving in Washington
about 10 o'clock The parade OF stu
l,-tS VIII form az the Union station
ana march down = street 70 Pennsyi-
Tania avenue, down Pennsylvania ave
nue. % the Executive Mansion, and on
10 rhe Arlington Hotel
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
Great Battle Expected When
Ancient Rivals
Meet.

team together rhI-s far DALEY has
proved the superior or any CAPTAIN
georgetown has had II wears, but the
Worry OF the position has interefered
considerably with him getting into top
a., -.~lt.o-t- az Sihld coaches make no
enort 10 hide their admiration OF
DALEY and that he Is thoroughly
dreaded IS a confession made TO the
writer by a Virginia coach within the
last week. Dailey's EaLue 10 George
town on Saturday viii be his leader
snip more than in any particular play
luSs and If he can keen his men ever
lastlngiy at Il, he viii fully deserve the
noHOI OF belnS clasSed with the few
georgetown captains who have lead a
VICTORIOUS team against virginia
II walsh and Dunn can get into shane
HtOr5eICNn back field Will DC greatly
Dolstered up but even at its best IL Is
lhely 10 suffer in comparison with Inc
orllllant quartet from Charlottesvilie
MOI only extensively, but on the sec
unuary defense the Virginia backs are a
choice lot They are light, but fast and
on uTg Held VIII perform fsr better
man would be judged by their work in
the Indian game
The physical condition OF The teams
appears about even. while there is little
70 choose In the matter Of fight. The
man VINO says that the NirEinigns stop
PED against the Indians must be a Door
Judge OF spirit No matter how frey
virginia may be on Saturday-and her
teams nave always fought hard against
Georgetown-she viii have nothing on
her opponents The Georgetown PLAY
ers feel that they have the better team.
ana have been driven so sharply BY a
band OF graduates during the past week
mat Iley are ready 10 face Virginia, de-
termined 10 reach the goal that so many
or their predecessors have failed 10 at
tain
It looks like a safe Georgetown bet.
but far safer wager would be that me
game Itself Will be q battle that will 20
down in football history OF the South
as one Of the most desperately fought
this section has ever known
Either way you take a there Is going
20 be a real football game at Georsc-
town Held on Saturday afternoon.
T. X
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
TIGERS WORRIED
BY YALE REPORTS
RumorS of REGENERATION OF
Blue Team DiSquieting
At Princeton.

PRINCETON, y. J., Nov. IO.-Prince-
tons football coaches are showing no
undue citation today over the approach
ing gEme next Saturday with Yale.
Truth to tel. there have come to the
Tiger camp disquieung rUmors Of a
regeneration IN Els eleven Although
Princeton is confident 1t will be able
20 trail Yale's blue in the dust, as Il
did in the days Of the Poes. Il is not
10 be denied that the gridiron war
rtors do not Ike the color of the re-
ports that come from New Haven OF
secret practices and renewed yigor and
new life among the sons Of Ell
There seems little question that
Princeton viii be able 10 take the meas
ure OF the New Haveuites, though IL
is foolish TO predict a score. or even
10 declare that Yale will not score.
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
Football Notes

Howe is slated to be Yale's captain
in 1911.
Ten Indian tribes are represented on
the Carlisle football team this fall.
The Army and Navy each will have
s,2S7 seats for their annual game No
vember 26.
The Dartmouth Club OF Boston Will
have open night" at Hotel Bellevue
Friday evening.
Joe Pendleton has been added "a
the list Of Army-Navy game officials
Al Sharpe will be referee.
The Princeton coaches were i'm.
pressed by the strength Of Yale's
middle rush line in the Brown game.
The Michigan team viii be followed
to Franklin Field by zoo rooters for
the game with Penn Saturday.
Nine points have been scored or
Michigan mis- fall-three field goals
Therefore its goal line stnl remains
touchdown proof.
header.-HarVard beat Yale, % to O.
IN 1901, and was beaten, % to 0. in 1902
Herman was captain that year and J.
Wells Farley was head coach.
Yale was beaten by Princeton. II IN q
in 1905. Since then Yale has beaten the
Tigers in every game EXCEPT that of
1905, In which there was no scoring
Secretary F. K Hail, of the football
rules committee. declined to umpire the
ArIny-Navy game, as he felt he had not
rules to take on a big game.
Two special trains Of students and
professors that are TO carry Dartmouth
10 Boston for the Harvard game next
saturday, Will leave Hanover Tomorrow
afternoon at 1'53. The train will SION
az Franklin, Concord, Manchester.
Nashua union station, and Lowell THE
trains VIII leave Boston for Hanover
Sunday morning ct 1I:30.
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
ATTELL AND MORAN
IN ANOTHER DRAW
No Decision Is Given 10 Feather
weights In Whirlwind
Match.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. I0.-Abe At
tell featherweight champion Of the
world, and owen Moran Of England
are too evenly matched 20 suit the fight
fans
The pair met at the National A. c
Tor the Fourth time, and for the fourth
time their fight was even ana without
the chance Of even a biased decision.
As there seems no likelihood Of either
being able 70 whip the other IN a limit
ed round nghL, the sports VIII hardly
care 10 see them divide hOnOrS'' again.
Last nights mill. however, was 4 E--~D-
mer, and each man gave a lot Of pun
ishmeat
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
WHAT HAS MICHIGAN
GOT UP ITS SLEEVE ?

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 9-"VVhat
has Coach YOst got up his sleeve?" All
Ann Arbor is asking this question.
The campus ones are bordering over
II and guessing at the answer. II IS
becoming almost a betting proposition
IN the state street billiard halls.
That something is going TO break Soon,
Is predicted generally. but what it is
- one knows but coach Yost and he
won't tell The 'huTTy-up" gentleman
not only has given orders for the most
secret Of practice until the team leaves
for Philadelphia.
He has impressed the fact on every
one OF his candidates that absolutely
nothing is 10 be given out on what
happens on Ferry Field Such a close
mouthed bunch Of athletes has seldom
been seen at Michigan.
The Washington times., 1910-11-10

After what YOst did. last November a
couple Of days before the Michigan
Pennsylvania struggle and a little over
a week ago before the Syracuse game,
Wolverine followers will not be sur
prlsed at any move made during the
present week.
The fact that any man has been play
ing position steadily all season is no
sign that he viii line Up with the maize
and blue eleven when the whistle blows
on Franklin Field on Saturday. Just a
couple Of facts has been given out as
regards the varsity practice yesterday.
Leave Allerdice led his scrubs out
TO face the regulars, and finally re-
treated with a good beating. The first
string registered just half q dozen
tOuchdOWuS- Mcmillan reported in
suit and ran the ele zen through signal
practice. Picard was at the helm Of
the varsity during the bruising work
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
Decide Championship

The football championship of the
District high schools will be de-
cided tomorrow at $3.50 at Ma
tiOnal Park when Central and
Tech meet.
Neither Of the teams has yet been
beaten, and the victor of tomor-
rows battle has the right to the
possession for one year of the cup
donated by the Princeton Alumni
Association of the District of Co.
lumbia.
Tech is the permanent pOssessor of
the previous cup, having won the
interhigh school championship
three times.
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
MIDDIES WILL TRY
TRICK FORMATIONS
Coaches Have Team Practice New
Plays Behind Closed
Gates

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. 1e.-With the
final game against the Military Acad-
envy team hut fen days over two
weeks of. the Naval academy coaches
are beginning To- allow their charges
, extend themSelyes, and are pTactic-
--sg Seilind closed gates some of the
more advanced plays which they hope
viii foot their soldier rivals
Up 10 this time the coaches have con-
fined their Instructions 20 straight foot
ball almost altogether. but IT is realized
that the remainder OF the season is
short, and thar something new along
the line OF open PLAYS must be perfect
ed in order. to have a chance Of ad-
vanciug the ball against such an ex-
pOnent OF modern football as the West
Point team. Two or more men are
still being used in each position of the
baeBfeld, Se that there win be trained
men for each place il the principal
should be injured The fight between
warm one. -F t-
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
ARRANGE SCHEDULE
AT JOHNS HOPKINS
About Forty Baseball Candidates
Expected TO Report Next
Week.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-The Johns
Hopkins baseball management Is MAX
ing plans Tor winter gymnasium prac-
tice. About forty candidates are ex-
pected 10 report and there are some
exceptionally strong players in the list.
a schedule has been partly arranged.
The games now listed are:
April S-Gallaudet. at Washington.
April 14-Columtia, at Baltimore
April. University of Pennsylvania,
at Baltimore.
April 1s-Randolph-MaCon. at BaIu-
more.
April 22-Washington College, at Ches-
tertOWn-
May 13-Georgetown University, at
Washington
May 2o-St. Johns. at Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
MAY NOT GET ARMORY.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1O.-The Fifth Reg
iment armorv is liable to have only the
Fifth Regiment and Johns Hopkins joint
games this year, and It will be strictly
under control OF the Fifth Regiment
Association.
One other set of games, thOsc of the
Public Athletic League, are liable 10 be
held IN the big armoTy hall The lat
ter's games Will be held because Of the
Public Athletic League being invited
guests OF the Fifth Regiment Armory
Association There will be no lease G.
the armOry for other organizations. -
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
INDIANS CONFIDENT
OF BEATING NAVY
Warner Puts Charges Through
Severe Practice, and Men
Are Fit

CARLISLE, Pa, Nov. 10-Judging
from the recent work OF the Carlisle
Indian football squad. the Indians viii
be travelling at fast pace by the end
Of the season.
Each days work seems to be get
ting more strenuous. Coach Warner
gave an illustrated talk yesterday in
the athletic quarters to the first team
players and exemplified his ideas al
signal practice later on the gridiron.
The preliminary practice consisted of
running down under punts. tackling
hmbering up exercise on the track and
minor work The day closed with a
hah hour scrimmage. which went about
as last as the most active football
player could desire
Dr. Defony said yesterday evening
that the redskins were in prime shape
TO meet Annapolis on Saturday. The
Indians have noted the confident tone
or the report sent out from the navy
alarmed.
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
g. u. PREPS TIE
WITH EPISCOPAL
Neither Team Is Able TO
Score In LiStleSs
Game.

The Georgetown PreDs are sorry to-
caY that they were unable to defeat
Episcopal High School yesterday. as
the victory would have given them a
clean list for the season So far. ,-
1t was TIE FIRST time that team left
the Prer grounds on an equal footing
WITH the GeorgetCUn BOYS. and al
though neither team scored, the Blue
and Gray players. believe that they
shoulj have Won.
The game was played in rather IistIess
FASHION until the latter part Of the
ieuIth quarter when the Episcopal
team hegaR to show what II could do.
and as 4 consequence the Preps' line
was IN danger Of being crossed. The
visitors were held for downs on the
tWelTee-yard line and the danger was
passed. ....-.-
CALVIN playing left end for the Hill
Ioppers' was the star Ct the game.
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
VIRGINIA NOW GLOOMY:
GEORGETOWN CONFIDENT

on the team VIII tend 20 onset what
ever disadvantage might be caused by
I Dunn absence. He practices daily
with the squad, and says his wind ami
stamina have returned.
Hold Mass Meeting.
Mass meetings VIII be held in the
various departments 20 key u9 the en-
thusiasn, and former stars Of the game
and many other alumni are scheduled
10 make speeches
The practice yesterday was in siEra1s.
catching puuts. and running down the
held- Considerable time was spent bv
Nielsen and the other coaches in the
formation OF Interference. and il is ex-
pected that Georeetowu's offerse viii
nave greatly improved There viii be
new plays sprung against CharI0rres-
yilie, too. and drill ~ the perfection OF
these occupied much or the afternoon.
Walsh was on the field. and while he
was forced 90 walk with a sigh. limp.
no fears are felt f0r his liability 10
play Saturday
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
81 TWO CUB COACHES.

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Evers wired
Chanre- last nightt asking permission to
coach iR tie spring. The Trojan favors
the oner from Annapolis. and II per
mitte6. win take charge Of the Middies.
Overall has put in q bid 90 take the
Yale foh q NJ the chances are viii show
the III performers the inner points Of
the pastime,
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
WILL PLAY HERE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The local Sons
Of st. George soccer contingent win be-
gin next Sunday TO play the return
oates with organizations out of town.
ana the first engagement viii be to the
Seplldl CIV 10 tackle the Fort Wash
ihston soldiery ct Fort Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
eSTEINY' OUT FOR THIRD

/ CHICAGO. Nov 1O,--Harry steinfeIdt
arrived from q hunting trip in northern
~ ln ~ and len for his home at
time 10 say that even Il all the other
2ntelders were after his third base iol,
re would be back in the spring Iust as
sDry as ever, and his feilow-wOrlers
would have 10 30 some to beat him
out
The Washington times., 1910-11-10
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Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers. Skin
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VINO have been weakened with scrof-
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blood troubles, N take this mild
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and without the slightest danger.
S. S. S. is unequalled rs a tonic; it
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The Washington times., 1910-11-10
Blue and Gray Eleven Is In
Fit Shape for Big
Game.

As the time approaches for the big
game Saturday the confidence that has
| been felt at Georgetown since the show
/ Ing against North Carolina. has in
creased until there is not a coach or
member OF the team who does not really
believe tina: the Blue and Gray will
come out victorious against Virginia.
Their reason for this belief lies largely
In the fact that the season SO far has
crippled the team very little, Dunn be-
ing the only man who viii probably be
unable 70 be in playing condition Every
member OF the team has been trained
just right, and IN view OF the fact that
there Will be no more scrimmaging IL
is TO be expected that Georgetown viii
present her strongest lineup against the
Orange and Blue
Dunn Out o. It.
Doctors who are in attendance upon
Dunn. the disabled half. have voiced
their opinion that he viii be in no con-
dition 70 play saturday. but the player
himself declares that his progress is so
rapid that he entertains no fears what
ever for his inability 10 be IN the proper
condition
Hegarty. who has not played since
the PittsbUrg game. and who previous
70 that time, had done yeoman service
at end, is in 1T shape, and his presence
The Washington times., 1910-11-10

Secretary F. K Han. of the football
rules committee. declined to umpire tn
ArIily-Navy game, as he felt he had no
nad enough experience under the new
rules to take on a big game.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-09-01

The coming later Mountain
hair promises 10 be the m,'st in,
porfaut event ~ the histor, 81
Idaho The splendid crops in
the state TINS year give D. l,um.
er~ and ocharji-i- grrat op,
por'uniis to make - llae display
Of their products. aud very much
sntenset Is naniicstsa Is those
who contemplate placing rxhit.
its At the fair
The attractions will be OF the
hsghesf eiass, AID the RACES
PROMISE "a he far heeond any
meet yet bad Ia he west.
A great nanny distinguished
men OF ths Pacific Con~t States
have signihed their r,teniion ni
bang present at som. time dur.
ing the fair. which Nul sA,ll tie
Attendance and vii adj "a tie
enthpsiarni Oh the oceas,on.
No Effort il being spared by
the fair association TO make this
'i'eSnosf extensive and complete
sxporion ever yet had hetNe, n
Portland and Salt Lake.