The Washington times., 1913-09-03
JACK HEGARTY HERE
ON WAY To RALEIGH
Will Take Up Work With the
Carolina A. and M. Team
Next Tuesday.
]. A. WALSH TO ARRIVE SOON
Graduate Manager at George
town viii BE in Town in
Next Few Days.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

SAek Hegarty, Georgetown's famous
football captain of last year, is in towr
on his way to Raleigh, where he Is
expecting to take up his duties as
coach of the Carolina Agricultural an6
Mechanical College football team this
fall
Hegarty is enthusiastic over his pros
poets for the coming year and is in
every way sure that the team will
have a good season. The objective
point of the campaign at Raleigh this
fall will be the Georgetown game
scheduled for October %, at which
time the Tarheel eleven expects to set
even for that IS to score handed last
year.
The former Georgetown captain will
work with Eddie Greene, the former
Pennsylvania University end and team
mate of Eddie Dennis, who coached
the Blue and Gray team last season,
Greene and Hegarty will develop the
Carolina eleven, although the bulk Of
the work is falling on Hegarty.
W. T. Hurt is captain and tackle
Of the A. and NJ. team this year and
was in the city recently. 1t is expect
ed that Buregaurd, the Western High
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uIate at Chapel Hi next week and re-
ports have it that Zappone, elected to
lead the Central High eleven last year,
will go with Buregaurd.
With the arrival oil James A Walsh,
graduate manager of athletics at George
town University, in the next two lays,
ara the advent OF captain harry Cos
Iello heralded for the call Tor pracuce
the middle OF the month, football DeglnS
TO pick up in earnest So
In less than TWO weeks the Hilltop will
see the first squad of players assembled
under coacneS Gargan and Brown, ana
me punIs ana passes marking the after
moons workouts VIII begin 10 give a line
on Just what material As available from
the preliminary Work.
The Blue ana Gray will this year have
the services OF several veterans. Ihe
,loss of several of last years cracks
wakes it necessary 10 develop many new
men this year, and while the Hliltoppers
will have a wealth OF material there re-
mains much 10 be done before II can De
learned Just where the team VIII SLano.
The backfield and TANKS with the CEN
ter OF tne nIie Is sure 10 be well taken
care OF hut the Blue and Gray Is up
against the same proposition tnat was
confronted last season, the problem oI
developing IwO Capable tackles. With
" niIe anu hegarty gone Gargan Will be
UP against it.
in the line Petretz, by many expected
to land the Ail-SOuJh Atlantic position
this year, is to return. Displaying great
ability last season, PetretZ can De
looked uopn to develop into a star this
season. barron and Morlarty can be
depended upon to take care OF the
guards positions. This will give the
Blue and Gray d center trio capable OF
carrying the team through the sea son,
barring injuries The tackles positions
remain a problem
On the ends Bergin and Donnelly,
with Billy Martin, can be depended
upon. There was some talk of having
Palmer Derby back, but his return is
not looked for, as he was out during the
greater part Of last year, and will
hardly, be able to qualify.
In the backfieId Calnan, Foley, Muir
ray, and Costello, with several other
promising second-string men from last
year, will be used Costello, well known
as one of the best players ever de-
veloped in this section Of the country, is
again expected 10 star at his position.
At Charlottesville signs Of activity
mark the opening Of the football sea-
son. Reports from the University of
Virginia today show that the Orange
and Blue is not allowing any grass TO
grow under its feet. Rice Warren is
not on hand for the opening Of the
season. but will be back shortly.
In the first practice held yesterday
some half a dozen players under Cap,
tain Hey Carter took their initial
workout. Carter is a trifle overweight
at present but expects to be down IN
shape shortly. Brown, Redus, Wool
folk. Addison, and Campbell are on
hand for the practices.
More men are expected this week, and
by Saturday a large squad will be
NcMnFTieS and Tlr
Lambeth are on the jo bwith the men.
Trainer Pop Lanigan is up in Maine at
his summer camp, and will be back at
Charlottesville after the middle OF the
month.
Announcement is made that Z. A.
DoRRget is to coach football at Eastern
tIIsI year succeeding Coach Hatch. OF
last years eleven. Dogget comes from
Morristown$ y. J., with an enviable
record and rs expected to do we'll with
Eastern's veterans this year.
Tol Pendleton. Princeton's crack foot
bah captain Of last year. is leaving for
Chanel Yiu. N c., where he will coach
the University of North Carolina team
this wear Pendleton is assisting Dog
Rie' Trenchard. the former Princeton
star, as is Wilson. the line coach at
Princeton last year.
A change in policy at North Carolina
landed Pendleton and Wilson. The
Tarheels for the past few seasons have
been represented by fair eleVens; but II
was realized that more could be got
ten out of the teams. r. A. Abernathy,
the giant tackle and captain of the team
this year, has lined up a wealth of good
material. and is depending upon Pen
dIeton. wilson, and Trenchard TO de-
liver the goods.
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