The Washington times., 1911-10-21

The Georgetown squad, varsity ana
substitutes, left this morning for Rich
n1ond In charge Of Assistant Coaoh
Percy Given. He will be in supreme
command Of the team during the game
today at Richmond, and upon his ver-
dict Of the playing Of the different men
on the eleven will Coach Nielsen act
next week. Today's game is not expect
ed to amount to much, rave as prac"
tice scrimmage for the Hilltoppers.
They greatly outweigh the Virginians,
and should have little trouble in defeat
ing them.
viii Watch Bryant.
The work Of Bryant, the big guard.
who has been brought behind the line
TO play fullback, will be watched closely
In the hopes OF discovering in him the
solution Of the backfield puzzle. Bryant
runs exceptionally low for a big fellow.
uses every bit of his weight on attack
and defense, and should be successful
In filling the position. The former Am
heIst man looks Ike the possible var
sitX fullback this season.
OF Bergen, the little end, whose work
aGeinst the Indians brougntl him into
prominence. This fellow tackles like a
hend, knows enough about the game
his end, and is to have a full and fair
trial on the wings.
Hegarty, right end on the varsity is
suffering from a bruised knee. # is
greatly swollen and is a severe handicap
to his speed. Last year Hegarty was
the bright particular In this section
at night end, but injuries have so far
prevented his shining this season. In
she pc he should be OF great strength to
the Blue and Gray.
u. Carrigan's Work Good.
Carrigan is rapidly advancing in the
estimation Of the Georgetown coaches.
During the week he has been tried at
fullback with considerable success.
Though hardly big enough for the place.
he has displayed pepper in his starting
and picks his holes with skill. He will
most likely be given a chance to play
against Richmond today.
5Campaxzi is another man certain to
neke Q fight for place behind the
line. He is big and heavy, knows how
TO hnd his holes, end is never stopped
Coach Nielsen has decided that the
bacixfeld as used in the games thus
far is too light to gain consistently
against heavy teams. On that account
and Msgner as at eesn enareer aee costelos M Riek
ing makes him q valuable man for the
eleven and his defensive tackling Is
also worthy Of praise.
Will Play St. Mary's.
As preparation for the Army game
on November l. Georgetown will NEE
st. Johns next Saturday, and Mike
Thompson's scrappy little st. Mary:
team the Saturday after. st. Mary.
managed to score a touchdown on the
Carlisle Indians earlier in the season
and this entities the team. to ,respec
on the Hilltop. Very likely by the timt
the eleven shows up here 1t will o'
equipped with some daring plays sur
TO cause the Blue and Gray anxiou!
moments.
Yesterday Coach Neilsen's team rar
through signals for a short time. ant
was then dismissed. Several Of th'
lads are not ro in como condition ON, to Ihay play
him; White Is not well. and neithe
broken in the Indian game. though HI
has been in the scrimmage since. Dunn
of whom great things were expected
this season, is not yet in condition t
play. The remainder of the squad, bar
r.nEly Hegarty. Is in shape for tn
grinding work on the gridiron.