The Washington times., 1911-10-09
GEORGETOWN TEAM
ITO WORK SECRETLY
/ FOR CARL|RLE GAME
Coach Nielsen Confers With
Gargan on System of
i Attack.
BLUE AND GRAY TO
5l Il. HAVE EDGE IN HEFT
Indians Craftiness and Experience
). Expected to Stand Them in
=, Good Stead.
BY THOMAS KIRBY.


u Field, and throughout the week all
practice will be secret.
g.. Coach Nielsen went up to Carlisle last
Z, Saturday TO take a look at the redmen,
= and yesterday he held a conference
with Assistant Coach Gargan when the
p practice for the week was outlined.
: Today Nielsen will explain the Indians
play while Gargan will point out to
:, the individual men the faults which
r. cropped out against William and Mary.
=, Saturdays sweeping victory on a rain.
soaked field demonstrated that George
town has struck the proper stride of
development, but Nielsen is making no
Dones OF the fact that there will have
to be much more improvement before
II can De hoped to trim the Indians.
.~ Experienced Team
~, The Carlisle outfit consists Of an sx-
penenced and rangy bunch that knows
enough football to compete with any
eleven in the country, but GEORGETOWN
! Is going into the game believing that
Id 1t has good chance, and intends to
. take every advantage of the difference
In weights, it being figured that the
u Blue and Gray will be several pounds
heavier in practically every position.
- That the Indians will gain steadily
. through that big Georgetown line is de-
ncidedly improbable, while the two ends
have demonstrated last year and this
q. that they are about as good a pair Of
fank guardians as ever played on the
= same Georgetown team.
o. SO 1t will be the offense that will come
%. In for particular attention between now
70 and Saturday. The Indians play a Pc
culiar fashion of defense, which is
4 particularly effective when within their
= own 2O-yard line. SO 1t is most likely
thai most of Georgetown's points will
have to come either from drop-kicking
d or long runs.
-- Depend on Costello.
b." Upon Costello will be placed depend
ence for the drop-kicking. while George
town has an excellent place-kicker in
" Hart While he has done nothing start
I ling this fall, Hart's performances at
George Washington demonstrated that
he is without superior in these parts
in kicking of or in sending the ball
spinning through the uprights from any
3 point out to the 45-yard line.
The fast Marquette University team
from Milwaukee Is particularly anxious
. to get place on Georgetowns list for
81 next fall, and II is likely that the game
will be arranged, but whether It will be
: decided here or in the West is a mat
ter that has not yet been settled.
- Marquette has made great strides on
the gridiron within the last couple OF
years, and is satisfied that 1t would be
!. able TO give Georgetown the hardest
o sort Of a battle.
. Despite the fact that games are be-
ing won on scores that run into the
thirties, Princkon still is complaining
that the line is far below the proper
standard. With brilliant backfield all
the attention of the assistant coaches
&c heinO Panfara6 the forwards
Ralph Glaze, who was once honored
by being named for the All-American
eleven and later played baseball in the
american League, is coaching the team
- at Baylor University in Texas.
Penn claims to have an excellent
dropkicker in Crawford who scored
many a point for the Quaker fresh
men last season.
Frank Newberry, who is coaching the
Army and Navy Props, is a former
Lafayette tackle and captain.
Although blessed with a big. fast and
experienced backfield, complaint is
coming from Central High that the line
is still unuable to play the right kind
of football.
Georgetown made the biggest score
OF any university team in the country
when sixty-six was rolled up on
William and Mary.
Charley O'Brien, who formerly played
at Bucknell, is helping Glen Warner in
coaching the Carlisle braves.
The Indians are said to have the
greatest assortment of open plays of
any team and there should be some
highly spectacular work at Georgetown
&Sald next Saturday.
Yale is said to have several clever
ramihcations OF that play Tom Shevlin
brought East last year, but they will
hold for The big games toward the
close Of the season.
Fred DAILY, Yale's 1910 captain, who is
coaching at Williams College. is handi-
capped by having but four veterans
available.
Princeton is feeling the effect of
stringent classroom requirement. Some
OF the best material at Nassau is being
held on the side lines because OF con-
ditlons.
Virginia has pretty tough customer
in Swarthmore, listed for next SATURDAY
at charlottesville.
With Ursinus out of the way they are
breathing easier at Pennsylvania.
Pittsburg CniveI sity gets a promising
athlete in "Cuppy" Farmer, the old
Tech High player.
sohI. Franklin ard Marshalrs left
suard, weighs but l45 pounds.
= Sailor, 1907. has toined the graduate
coaching board a. &C crnell-
= Business High was tickled by winning
aahat opening game of the season from
rcathedraI School. The latter institution
mad a great little team last year, and
coach Green cen be depended upon to
bring about lot of Improvement after
sne has had about ten days more with
sthe squad.
On Saturday week Georgetown goes TO
Richnnond to meet Richmond College.
1 After the Navy had kept its goal line
From being crossed for two years ii re-
Inained for Johns Hopkins 10 go over 20
ANNAPOLIS and score on the Bidship-
men.