Evening star., 1912-11-05
.GEORCETOWN'SL|ST
Of INJURED LARGE
Coach Gargan Worried and
Hard Work Is on Program
From Now Out.

On account of the number Of in
jured players at Georgetown only q
slight workout was INDUCED in by the
men who. are at the present time in
good shape. Only thirteen men were
out for practice yesterday. and the
chances are that the squad will not
increase any until later on in the week.
1t is certain that Georgetown at the
present time is up against it on ac-
count of injuries. Not in long time
has there been SO many men on the
injured list, and the team is severely
handicapped.
Coach Gargan is becoming a little
worried at the present time over the
outlook. He believes that Georgetown
will have to work hard to defeat it's
old rival-Virginia- The men will
in them to win their most important
game. There was great spirit shown
by the men in yesterdays workout. and
this Is an essential factor.
With the arrival Of Coach Dennis to.
day. earnest work will be in order until
the end Of the season The coaches
intend to work the men carefully AMI
bring them around for this big game
one week from next Saturday.
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towns left end. VIII not be able to play
in the remaining three games In TINS
case the Blue and Gray coaches viii
necessarily have to develop capab 9
man for his position. The chances are
that young Billy Martin who as played
such a slashing game all year. will be
given an opportunity at this position in
the game against Wash ngton College
next Saturday. Martin p.ayed well on
every occasion, and the coaches believe
hof ar uo fortified m the ends.
for with Bergen and Martin paying t. Q
game as they are capable of playing, the
team will make a great show .nS on the
flank positions. Gargan. too. believes that
CampaZzi can be used at end. CampazN
is great defensive player. and can be
developed into good end. The team Is
we fortified in the backfield. and Cma-
pazzi can be spared from the backheld
Dave White was used at tackle on the
varsity yesterday, and while the position
is almost new to lin, because he has not
played this position in seven years, ne
looked good. He will without doubt prove
to be the most valuable ineman on the
team. White Is ia | and rangy and pos
sesses the necessary reach for an ideal
tackle.
Another change contemplated by the
coaches is the acing of Mullaney at
center in place of Rit h. Mullaney is a
ed in backing up the line. Ritch displays
plenty Of willingness. but Mu laney
played so well in the game last Saturday
that he will give Ritch a hard battle for
the pivot position.
The criI pes will all he back in the
game at the end of the week. Capt.
Hegarty is com ng along nice-y. Petr.tz
will be on hand Friday for work. Pe.riti
is making good at tackle and will surely
be In the Virginia game.
Joe Lawlor, who played at Mount st.
Joseph's last year, was out in suit yes
terday and If he can get into proper con-
dition will prove of great assistance in
the Viraina game. Lawlor Is big and
ought to make good easily.
1t was expected that the team would
S .rimmage against Maryland Agricu!tu-
raj College today. but on account Of the
crippled condition of the men no scrim-
naging will be held until the last of the
week The men will most likely be gwen
a severe scr.mmage Thursday. before the
Washington Col eye game, because this Is
deemed neces AIRY.