Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-20
GEORGETOWN WILL AGAIN BE
SOUTH ATLANTIC CHAMPION
Little Doubt That Hilltoppers Will Be
Ranked in Forefront of Southern Elevens.
Other Foot Ball Gossip.

| White. the Princeton star. which Save
that team the winning end OF the scores
against both Yale and Harvard. II was
the fact that he was ever on the alert
which gave the Tigers their chance to
| get away with the victories which gave
| them the first real championship they
have won since 1895
| And after all those kinds Of plays are
| It is simply case where the playe . on
I one eleven are more vlgilaut and moro
ready. to take advantage OF little slips
| than are the men on the other. There
termed real iukes. That which gave
princeton the victory over Dartmouth
might well be classed under that head, but
the ones which gave 1t the Yale and
superiority in a certain department OF
play.
Nielsen of Georgetown had the follow
ing to say OF Gargan, who has been as
sisting him this season: "Gargan has done
world Of good At Georgetown this year.
and it Is the fact that he has kept alter
the second team and held It together in
always had strong bunch to scrimmage
against, and that is half the battle in
foot ball." Gargan said Of Nielsen: Il
deserve little Of the credit. Nielsen is
he who directed the seasons work." Tho
little compliments paid each other by the
two men show the confidence which each
has in the other. and the great harmony
with which they have worked together
all through the season.
Had there been dry day last Saturday
the Georgetown eleven would have shown
seen on the Hilltop. mere is one con-
ISOLATION. though, and that Is tina II can
be used against Lehfgh, as Virginia mas
been defeated. Lehigh Is apt to run into
| Aos> xtDv.n xxyTl
it has not seen this year when 1t plays
the Blue and Gray next week.
Gallaudet held the eleven from WASH
ington College to q 90 score Saturday. the
same team which won from NJ. A. c. the
week before by a score OF II to 5. Gal.
laudet and NJ. A. c. are scheduled to play
this week. and by comparative scores
Green team looks the stronger. The tact
that NJ A. G. beat Western Maryland
Saturday gives that eleven big boost,
though.
Eastern and Central will meet tomor-
row. Central should have little trouble
getting away with the game. although II
will be against one OF the best Is.le leans cams
trail backs, though. should have no trouble
; getting through the Eastern line Tor long
gains while IL is not probable that any
hing much can be done by the hgnt niue
forwards.
II Central loses to Tech when the two
teams meet in the game which - to be
PLAYED for the benefit of the playground
association, it will not be because OF
lack OF coaches. With Cunningham and
Princeton both back of the team directing
its play there will certainly not be
dearth of capable foot ball instructors.
and if the Central players fail to learn
the game il will be their own fault.
1t will have to be handed to Nielsen
that when 1t comes to developing an
eleven he has few equals The George
town man has turned out a machine this
season at Georgetown that surpasses any
foot bail team that has been seen on q.
local gridiron. 1t is doubtful II there has
ever been a better eleven In the south
than the one which Nielsen has given
Georgetown this season.
It seems strange that the Indians. AFTER
winning from both Pennsylvania and
Harvard, should go down to defeat before
the Syracuse eleven. Just what kind OF
team Syracuse has il q problem. Even
after being defeated there are few. who
doubt that Carlisle has the better eleven.
Had the game ireen played on a dry field
il is the general claim the Indians would
have got away with the anne in easy
fashion. 1t Is probable. though. that the
main reason for the indiana defeat 10
that the hard schedule which they have
been playing has told on. them 70 such
an ex ent that they could not recover
from the relapse which occurred after
the hard grueling game against Harvard.