The Washington times., 1911-10-26
Coach Nielsen Plans To Use
Biggest Players To Op-
! pose Sturdy Soldiers.
"SKIP" WYMARD HURT,
BUT.NOT SERIOUSLY
Dave White Is Tried At Tackle
Fury Promoted To Varsity For
Good Work.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

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For the Army game at West Point a
week from Saturday, Georgetown will
present its strongest eleven. Bryant will
60 back to guard. Dave White 81 cceed-
Ing him at fullback. Greer viii most
likely succeed Cunniff at center snd
"Blondey" Rhcinschild, the Western
boy. will fll Captain Dailey's place at
left guard. This change puts the heav-
lest trio on the field in the middle of the
line.
Campazzi 10 almost certain to start
the game at left halfback. He is tall
and heavy. His speed is great for a
man Of his weight. Costello Is very
light for the other position at halfback.
and he may be displaced by Carrigan.
However. this has not yet been deter
mined.
Coach Nielsen knows that the soldier
boys on the Hudson are big and strong.
He saw them run over the Yale eleven
last Saturday and does not intend to
have his own team defeated except af-
ter tremendous battle. He is unwill-
Ing to make any foolish guesses as to
the probable score Of that game. but
says that Georgetown will put its best
foot forward when the two teams face
each other.
In Fierce Scrimmage.
As II to make amends for recent slop-
py work. the entire Georgetown squad
put in one of the fiercest scrimmage
practices ever seen at the Hilltop. Both
varsity and scrub fought 1t out all over
the field Skip" Wymard. acting cap
tain. In the absence of Dap Daley,
was struck on the head and rendered
too dizzy to continue. Campazzi, the
dazzling halfback, after being viciously
thrown as he was trying to shoot out
side of tackle. was compelled to quit the
scrimmage.
Dave White was given a trial at
taGxae Simss,t IN WI WymaTd,s rp place and ACQUITTED
strength to 60 with his great weight
and nee1 only knowledge OF how to use
It to the best advantage to blossom
Iorth as one OF the best players in this
Williams, the heavyweisht freshman
who has been played at center on the
sSsspps Sara was PLACED at gard and driven
but may develop with plenty Of work.
Fury continues his sturdy work In the
scrub backfield. His all-around play
Inc Yesterday was the best on the Held.
Toward the end Of the practice. as a
promoted to the varsity.
First Intersectional Game.
The first intersectional game of the
season will be played Saturday at Ann
Arbor, Mich, when Yosts Wolverines
face the speedy Vanderbilt eleven.
Yost. the Michigan coach. and Dan
McGuigan. the Vanderbilt tutor. are
brothers-in-law, but this won't prevent
shs Each ssysn STRIVING z fs5 strong ns lns
showed Kentucky Central under last
Saturday by score Of A to 0. A
Michigander saw that game and has
PLAYING will make victory certain next
Saturday This will be the first time in
two years that Vanderbilt has met
Vanderbilt leaped into notice last year
New Haven. Yale declined to give the
Nashville eleven a date this season, al
soSutherners South M was was just a little bit too
rough. '.
Interest At Richmsnd.
Great interest is being shown in
Richmond over Richmond's game
next Saturday against Hampton
sidney. Richmond Is working hard
to be in the best OF shape for The
struggle and expects to have look-in
at the victory. The forward pass may
be seen used extensively by the lads
% Penn fears penn State. and is pre-
pairing most thoroughly for their battle
On Franklin Field Saturday. Penn won
trom woTR fsnoUs nara to make ny s that It number Of
points. A week later State dupli-
Gated that score with the greatest of
ease on muddy asy.hsr,p9 ss This wbas 4, why bs
team showed against, Brown, Is not
sporting any wide smiles.
To Use Forward Pass.
For the Brown game Harvard is per-
fecting its forward pass ane on-side
Kick, hoping to defeat the. Brunonians
nv their own method Of advancing the
ball. The Crimson ends will take par
ocular care of one Earl Sprackling, the
captain and quarterback of the Brown
II is unfortunate that. West Point
does not meet Harvard this. year.
Beating Yale, of course, gives the Sol
diers much happiness, but a victory over
Harvard in he same season would l,
BILE as championship contenders. Even
as II is, there is no real reason why
both the Army and Navy elevens should
not be considered by the experts when
the championship is awarded.
Butler Leads Kickers.
Eddie Butler, Cornelps quarterback.
has won two games for his team this
season, with field goals. Both the Col
gate and w. & ]. games were decided
by his skilled toe. He booted two. field
goals in each combat. Butler leads all
field goal kickers in the East with
Capt. Arthur How. of Yale, is second,
with four to his credit. Sprackling.
Browns captain, has kicked three. PEN
field. OF Princeton; Marshall. of Penn:
kicked two each.
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