The Washington times., 1912-11-13
Doesn't Think Virginia Will
Score in Saturdays
Big Game.
LEADER WILL PLAY
IN FINAL CONTEST
Varsity Squad Goes to Camp Ben
Gar Tomorrow for
I. A. Rest
By BRYAN MORSE.

Capt. Jack Hegarty, of the George
town football team. who will lead his
men against Virginia in the annual
football classic here on Saturday. is
confident of success. Hegarty bases
his predictions upon the score on the
fine condition Of, the Blue and Gray
players, and even goes so far as to
state that Virginia Will fail to pene-
trate the GEORGETOWN defense for a
touchdown.
Right now" says Hegarty. "the
Georgetown team is in the best physical
condition It has been this season. Sew
eral OF the men are In great shape. es-
peclally Dunn. whose work against
Virginia will make the people sit up
and take notice.
Dunn has been saved and Is in fine
condition. Fury. too. Is playing the
best football of his career: Costello has
been suffering from a boil on his leg
but will be in the best OF form On
Saturday. Dave White has rounded in
Il condition and should star.
Captain Hegarty denies all rumors
lineup Hegarty's name appears with
the others and the Blue and Gray cap
tain announces himself in as good con
dition as any OF the other players.
Expects Four Touchdowns.
I'VE expect to defeat Virginia by
four touchdowns, and 1t Is extremely
doubtful II Virginia will be able to
cross our goal line. When 1t is taken
into consideration that Georgetown has
scored more points against the Indians
than any other team in the country.
and that In total points scored we
have stood fourth. there Is every IN
dication that we will have no more
opposition Saturday than we have mad
all year" says Hegarty.
Virginia has failed to show any
thing In the scoring line, and we have
every reason to expect to hold them
all the way through. The George
town team can be expected to put up
the best game OF its career this season,
and we all look for a win by
margin on Saturday.
The lineup announced for the game
Saturday is as fallows: DonneNy.
5sh Msn.S snd right hsssTsy GUARD fSi Rsh esEse
Barron. left guard: White. left tackle
Berg!n, left end: Costello. quarterback
Murray, right half; Dunn, yfullback
Fury, left half. II Is also certain that
will have a chance In the game Should
Hegarty be forced out OF the game.
Heiskeil and Mullaney will be called
upon to fill In.
Off to Camp Tomorrow.
The squad will go to camp Ben Gar
tomorrow morning. All Of the members
OF the team will take the eight-mile
hike along the Conduit road to the
camp, near Cabin John Bridge. where
the men will be thoroughly rested up
for the big game.
In the afternoon the team will hold
a signal drill which is calculated to last
more than an hour. This Is designed 10
be the last work before the game sat.
urday. on Friday morning the men Will
be taken on a long cross-country walk
and on Saturday morning the return
will be made to the Hilltop.
Yesterdays practice was considered
the~hest that the team has experienced
In mahy day. Costello and Dunn were
held out ofAShe IrLy on account or moi
being up to scratch. Fury's work was
"A revelation. Time and again he went
through the NJ. A. c. eleven with ease
and II he is able to show as well against
Virginia he will be sure OF place on
the all-South Atlantic team.