Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-23
GEORGETOWN WILL MEET
MARYLAND AGGIES TODAY
Two Teams to Work Out Together. in
Preparation for Saturdays Games
Western VS.. Business Tomorrow.
the eleven went into the game in a state
in which 1t was impossible for it to win.

the eleven went into the game in a state
IN which 1t was impossible for it to win.
Brown. the Navy tackle, is being touted
for an all-American position by the ad-
nerents OF the Academy: 1t is said of
player ever developed by the Sailors.
He is exceptionally fast for a big
man. On the defensive he seldom has
trouble either in breaking the interior
ence or In getting his man. On the Of
tense he is the most dependable man in
| the line to open holes and he generally
gets down unde- punts as soon as do
the ends. Princeton found so much
trouble gaining ground against him that
1t completely desisted from directing its
attack toward his side of the line.
l In Foltz and Roller Ganaudet can boast
Of two about as good men as are gen.
orally found in this section behind the
lines Of smaller colleges. Both players.
besides being good secondary defense
men. are able to advance the ball well
and are fast when once they get loose.
Classen completes the capable trio OF
! backs which represent the Kendall Green
institution, but he Is out of the game at
present because of an injured knee. 1t
| is probable, though. that he will go in
against NJ. A. c. Saturday, at least to
start the game.
ern's lineup would be changed for the
| last game on the schedule. II is likely
that three four shifts will be made.
| Kraentzlin, who has run the team at
quarter during the greater part of the
year, will be in at center; McArdle will
| play quarterback, at least during part
of the contest. while one who has done
| well on left end this year will be tried
regard will hold down Brooks position
at left guard and Fahey will play left
end in place Of Stone.
Business will PROBABLY present the
same lineup that was used in the Tech
game, since the team as it was there
represented made its best showing OF
! the year.
Sitterding. while he has not been out
to practice since the Virginia game. will
| In all probability play quarter against
Lehigh The Blue and Gray general has
| been about the most consistent director
of the team found on the Hilltop during
the past two years.
The unmistakable signs of a slump
which are appea ing in the practice OF
Georgetown should not occasion much
fear that the sBlue and Gray will not be
in form to meet Lehigh The same con-
ditions existed last season in that the
week following the Virginia contest, when
v. NJ. i. was played, the local team mar
rowly escaped drubbing at the hands
Of an eleven which was much its inferior.
While 1t will in all likelihood beat the
University of Maryland Saturday, ii is
probable that it will not be by a big
score.
In yesterdays practice the scrubs
gained much ground against the varsity,
while the first-strtng men in turn could
do nothing against the subs as far as
grOund-gaining was concerned.
Hegarty will make Georgetown a good
captain. 1t is questionable if there is
another man on the squad who would
inspire the players with the same amount
Of confidence as the steady going end.
He has all the earmarks Of a leader. and
his mates. if current rumor among them
counts for anything. will undoubtedly
choose him to head the squad during the
1912 season. Not that there are not
others on the team who would do good
work, but 1T is hardly probable that either
OF the other men has the ability which
would make him as good q man for the
place that has Hegarty.