The Washington herald., 1913-11-02
WARNER Will
ASSIST COACHES
At &. J.. TODAY
Famous Mentor Of Carlisle In
dams VIII Instruct Blue
and Gray Eleven.
LIKES sOOcH MORIARITY
Says Big Fellow d Star-Red Men
Know the Old Game Of IS
Football.
LIKES sOOcH' MORIARITY
ny THoHAs KIRar.
Ous FoOthan Expert Of ths capital.

FGnOus Football Expert Of the ospitsl.
Glen Warner, coach of the Car
lisle Indians, is today scheduled to
coach the Georgetown team to COR
rect the imperfections which ape
.peared in yesterdays game against
the Redslin team from Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr.. Warner is a close personal
friend of DR.. Larlin, who helped
in the development of the Indian
team two years ago, and who is
today graduate coach of the
Georgetown team, which was yes
terday defeated by the Indians by
a large score. Mr.. Warner was
particularly impressed by the fierce
aggressiveness of the Georgetown
team. While there were certain
positions which did not appeal to
the visiting coach, there were
other formations which he did not
figure and did not feel were based
on a sound foundation, and, con-
sequently, it is likely that there will
be suggestions made at George
town Field today that viii greatly
add to the offensive strength of
the eleven, which Georgetown men
and undergraduates-are
trusting will be able to uphold the
record which has been made for
the last three years against the best
eleven which it has been possible
to send from Charlottesville.
Moriarity Looks Good.
The gridiron mentor, who has kept the
Indians among the best football teams
In America, was impressed by the work
Of Moriarity, Georgetown's left tackle
and the visiting coach feels that II
Georgetown could install among its other
players the spirit Of fight and aggres-
siyeness that was shown by this player
yesterday, it should be able to put up a
mighty game against Virginia.
1t is as impossible to attempt to criti-
cize adversely the form OF the Indians
against Georgetown yesterday as Il was
for special expert who went to Cam
bridge and who said that it is foolish
for the coaches to attempt to improve
on Brickley's drop kicking as il Is for
an artist to attempt to Improve on a
natural lily.
The Indians knew fundamental football.
They knew how to handle the bah; they
knew now to start low; they knew how
to charge fast; they know how to pick
man on the interference, and Cant.
Welch knew how to use his team to the
greatest possible advantage.
Up 10 OmeiaIs.
The Indians used one play which, 10
one on the outside, seemed TO be a viola
ton Of the rules. They shifted an end
over, sent that end out about eight yards,
dragged him In. and had him turn in the
defensive end. theoretically, this end
was supposed to stop. However ne came
in at good speed, turned IN the George
town end, or tackle, as the case might
be. and then the interference swept out
side. Mr.. Warner claimed that In this
play he had substituted a man from the
backheld. and Ii was not necessary to
have this man not in motion. 1t was
purely a mater OF judgment among the
officials.
No team has ever before appeared IN
that has a more diversified
attack than the men who were yester-
day led by Capt. Walsh They got the
ball from quarter back by direct passes,
by double passes, by triple passes, and
shot II on forward passes in a manner
which completely upset the precautions
which Georgetown had made against the
open play.
Two Weaknesses.
Georgetown showed two Weaknesses on
the defense, inside right and inside left
tackle. This line play by them must
be improved If 1t Is expected that a
formidable straight attack viii be sue
cessfuliy met and turned back
Those who felt that Georgetown had
no chance against Virginia have reason
to arouse enthusiasm over the eame
which win occur in less than two weeks
virginia's great line may drive back
first offense and may DOS
sibly win, but It remains to be seen II
It will be able to stop Capt Costello on
the few formations which he attempted
TO turn the end yesterday. and which.
incidentally. resulted IN the biggest
gains which Georgetown made.
With inferior line material Coaches
7argan and Hart have turned out an
unusually strong defensive team for
ieorgetown- That there were weak
places can not be gain said; still
here Is chance that one OF The great
st teams ever developed at charlottes-
Fille may be defeated by the lads IN
whom Georgetown men place their,
Two weeks still ren1aIn-wfll Il be
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