The Washington times., 1912-10-14
REST MEN BEFORE
.: THE INDIAN GAME
Georgetown Eleven to Get Three-Days Period of Quiet
Preparatory to Facing Carlisle
Gridiron.
By BRYAN MORSE.

That Georgetown will bend every ef-
Tort In preparation for the Indians when
the teams meet on October 26, is noted
from the announcement made today that
the men selected to take part in that
contest will be taken away for a three
day period before the game.
The coaches and captain have come
to the conclusion that perfect rest and
quiet where the finer details can be
studied over and the finishing touches
can be given, will best be brought home
to the men where they are away from
all other influences
1t Is intended to take the men to some
nearby town. where good food can be
obtained and perfect rest and quiet will
be the order. Here It will be possible
10 go over all the details which have
been taught. and to point up the team
for the big contest.
Georgetown is more than anxious to
win from the Indians. This game is the
objective point OF the campaign. and the
schedule has been laid out with nicely
which so far has worked to advantage.
with the showing to date, and the win
against Washington and Lee Saturday
proved conclusively that the team is at
last rounding into shape.
IL IL rumoreu' tnat Bill ftolienDack ana
Bob Torrey, former University OF Penn
sylvania football players, and intimate
friends Of Eddie Bennis, will be on hand
to lend assistance to the linemen before
the Indian game. Torrey and Hollen-
back have coached teams which have
been successful In coping with the
Indians' style Of play. and will material
ly aid the Blue and Gray. ..
In addition to the present coaching
stan It is more than likely that several
former CsaOrRetOwn stars VIII be on
hand before the Carlisle game to put
In several days work with the squad
The ten-day period between the game
With Carolina A. and M. and the Indian
game will be put In in hard work. with
every reason for success.
Georgetown is not discounting the
strength Of the Indians In the least and
Is more than anxious to wipe out the
defeat OF last season. Firm in the be-
lief that the team will be brought to
the point where 1t can successfully de-
fend Its title as All South Atlantic
champion again this season, the coaches
are more than anxious to round out
the season without the loss of a single
contest.
Light practice will be in order today
q the Hilltop in preparation for the
place at Raleigh. N. c., on Thursday.
All Of the men with the exception OF
Van Brocklin came out of the Washing
ton and Lee game In good shape.
Tomorrow the team will have its only
scrtmmage of the week, and "Wednesday y
night the squad will leave in n special
car for Raleigh. Carolina A. and NJ.
is coached by Eddie Greene. the former
Penn star, and is sure to present a
strong team. although Green had but
five regulars at the start OF the season.
The return of Dave White to the line
UP has bolstered the team on both Of
fense and defense. Last year White
was accounted the best defensive full
back In the South. his backing line
being the feature of every Hilltop con-
test. In the Interference he is able to
pave the way for the runner to reel on
long gains. and, with Jim Dunn and
White In shape the backheld, which has
worried the coaches not n little. will be
In good form.