Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-17
MARYL AND AGGIES TO BEGIN
FOOT BALL WORK TOMORROW
Practically All of Last Years Team Will
acknowledgements Squad
Is Growing.

|, that fifty candidates will be out as soon
as the professional schools open.
Costello made his first appearance yes
terday. as did Kelly, another veteran.
Costello reports that he is in great shape
and looks the part. He is somewhat
heavier than last season, which should
work much in his favor This should he
a great year for the Georgetown captain.
Kelly has been playing ball all season..
and also should be more nearly read!
than the men who have not been work
ing hard.
In the practice yesterday at George
town a few signals were given the men
and they We're lined UP 50 they would
get accustomed To handling the ball as
soon as possible. The lineup yesterday
was only tentative, Of course, but there
was one feature about it which WAS
! rather interesting. From the fact thai
Petrtz was used al center it would be
Judged that the coaches intend keeping
him in the position al the year. He
played there two years ago and showed
lot of promise.
The other men lined up as follows:
McNulty and Carlo. tackles; Martin and
Landreau. ends; Barron and Curry,
guards: Costello. quarterback; Murray
and Foley. acks. and Kelly. fuilback.
This backfield is not a great deal differ
ent from what it will be during the regu-
lar season. All the men used yesterday
are certain to play in almost every con-
test, though somebody will have to give
way a starter in the big contests to
Jim Dunn II the star line plunger of
1871: is in shape. Carlo at tackle played
in prep school in Connecticut last fall
and Gargan may be figuring on using him
as a regular A new man who is ex-
pected to report soon is Bold. the best
lineman on the Everett High eleven last
season. He is a tackle and is expected
to make a regular berth.
The candidates for the Business
High School eleven are to be called out
tomorrow. A big squad is expected to
report To- he first workout. which is
to be held at the Central League Park.
The following men are desired to report
Dowrick. shurfey, Brill, Postles, Walters.
Wise. Shreve. Gensberg, Gladstone,
| sknker, B. wise, Wise, Myers Ewers. Keeeh.
Lynn. Mckee, Montague, Hammett.
Ward. Seltman. Pedlow. Rocca, O'Day.
Bradford. Kelley. Flaherty, Havenner.
soernstein; sssarns Bornet. s Harrsii
Brennan, Lloyd and Emory.
While no claims are being made. il is
generally known that the followers OF
the Business eleven think they are going
to have team that will be in the race
men last fall, and tae fact that the ma
jority of them will return, is evidence
enough in their minds that it will take
a better eleven than was shown In the
series of 1912 to beat out the Stenog-
raphers for the title Capt. Harris. who
will play one Of the halfback positions,
says the worst thing the team will have
to contest with is the fact that the fell
lows may become overconfident because
Of boosting in the papers. Harris feels
that Coach White will turn out a team
much above that which represented the
school last season.
The candidates for the Technical High
team will be got cut today. Tech has
splendid prospects this season. The Man
ual Trainers have the best part Of the
team which fought Central to a stand
still in the deciding game last season,
and. with those men as a nucleus, they
think to cut quite a figure in the final
result.
For the first time in about fifteen years