Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-25
VALE AND CORNELL SHOW
MUCH STRONGER ELEVENS
Work in Opening Contests Promises Much
More for Future Than Was the
Case in 1912-More Vet
Grams at Georgetown.

may not lind other teams in such a state
Of preparedness when they are met That
all the points made by Carlisle yester-
day were Tailed in the first half causes
1t to appear that double that number
could have been rolled up had Warner
been mindful to keep his whole team
OF regulars In during the greater part of
the play.
Reports Of the Carlisle and Cornell
games indicate that tw omen are coming
out this season, who bid fair to rank
among the most brilliant performers
Guyon OF the former and Fritz of Cor
nell. Both are backfield men and their
work In yesterdays contests places them
IN position where they will undoubt-
ediy pc the main dependencies of their
| respective eleVens as ground ga ners.
FRITZ was the greatest offensive factor
| In the Cornell lineup, while Guyon was
| SO good for Carlisle that he scored every
point made Guyon played tackle for
Sarnsie iast year and was one OF the
| best In the country.
The Gallaudet squad was out yester-
day for the first time. The Kendall
Greeners had the largest gathering Of
players That has reported for a first
practice In long time. 1t is said
ina. iorty-nve men We're out for the
exaggeration, but it is certain that
| the Buff and Blue will have a better
and more experienced squad with " hich
to begin. its season than in long
| while.
| The squad was In. charge of Fritz
Crafts. the old George Washington
University player, and he will coach
during the whole season. With the
| experience he had with.the team last
year Crafts will probably turn out one
Of the best elevens Gallaudet has ever
lad. Judging by what he accomplished
last season, he should come pretty near
L ynip no Inc hot hot
/ providing he is not handicapped con-
siderably by injuries. There will be
| ;ew capable substitutes at Gallaudet,
| and II some of the regulars were to be
| would prove a blow from which 1t
would be very difficult to recover.
| In accordance with the policy out
| .ined by Coach Gargan this season the
| Georgetown squad was sent through a
| long drill in the elements of foot ball
last night Special attention was given
| to the very first principles of play, 1t
being the aim to have an eleven ex-
ceptionally well drilled in those par
! ticuiars.
| The squad yesterday was enlivened
by the presence for the first time Of
| Moriarty, Calnan and Bergin of last
years team Moriarty and Bergin were
| regulars and Calnan was a substitute
quarter on the eleven in 1912 The
i first mentioned was one of the best
/ guards in the south. In fact. it is
Questionable If he really had more than
one or two superiors in the whole Sec
ton. Calnan ran the team well when
| ever he was in the game, and Bergin
! was among the very best ends. AS a
matter of fact. there was no end
| among the south Atlantic teams who
| had anything on him. The presence of
| these players just about fills out the
! list of veterans. and the coaches will
begin the development of a regular
eleven to send into the approaching
| contests.
| It is an unfortunate turn OF affairs
| for the Georgetown coaches that the
Seaman Gunners Cancelled their game
for this Saturday. The contest was
| needed in order to get the Blue and
Gray squad in some kind Of shape for
the beginning of the season. AS mat
| ters stand now the team will have to
go against the Navy without having
had a real test of its strength. 1t will
have played only one regular game.
that against Randolph-Macon October
4, though it will be enabled to get