The Washington times., 1914-11-06
SIGNAL WORK TODAY
FOR BLUE AND GRAY
Final Lineup Will Not Be De-
cided Until Tomorrow, as
Several Men Are Injured.
MAHlUM WILL WEAR GLOVE
WieSser May Not Take Part in
Game Against North Caro-
lima Aggies at Hilltop.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Preparations for tomorrows big gam
at the Hilltop will close today with
long signal drill for the Blue and Ora!
squad New formations have beef
taught the eleven just for this contes
With the North Carolina Aggies, and
Judging from the smooth manner in
which they have worked in practice
Jack Hegarty's lads may be surprised
by the diversified offense Of the Hill.
toppers.
Just who will start the game for
Georgetown will not be determined In
I'll tomorrow. Several of the first string
men are bruised ana battered, and, even
If they start, viii hardly be able to
last out the whole game. Red" Gu
sack and Sill Pauxtis, the varsity ends,
are a bit under the weather, but will
the whistle blows. Campbell Cronin,
and Corcoran, subs, may get a chance,
though, before the battle is half done.
Nahum, the big left guard, expects
TO get into the game, sporting a leather
protector for his injured right wrist. If
he finds it impossible to hold his own,
Mccarthy may be sent into the posi-
lion. Mckenna is another possibility
for the berth.
Wiesser, the varsity Quarterback. has
ceived in the Pittsburgh game, and may
not start tomorrow. Calnan, one of
the smallest men on the squad, is eX-
pected to succeed WieSser.
Georgetown's lineup at the start of
the battle against the AgGles will prob
ably be as follows:
Left end. Cusack; left tackle. Ward:
left guard. Nahum or Mccarthy: CEN
ter, Petritz; right guard, Barron; right
tackle. Gormley: right end, Pauxtis;
quarterback, Calnan; left halfback,
Kelly: right halfback, Murray; fullback,
Nork.
North Carolina A. and NJ. will pre-
sent its strongest battle front tomorrow,
and the eleven that practically ran wild
through the powerful Navy team last
the Hilltop. The Raleigh lineup will
be as follows: Left end, McDoHgal: left
tackle Turner; left guard, Winston;
oenter, Captain Plyle; right guard,
Young: right tackle, Cook: right end.
Seifert: quarterback, Van Brocklin: left
halfback, Townshend: right halfback,
Riddick: fullback. Tenney.
North Carolina's ends and backs rank
with the best in this section of the
country -Tennev is the former star line
and there are few his equal in this de-
apartment. Van Brocklin learned the
game at Andover before entering
Georgetown. two years ago. He was in
Sured in one of the early games, and
later left college, entering North Caro- ,
lima A and NJ to be with Jack Heg-
arty Riddick and Townshend have
earned laurels for their playing in every
game of the year. Georgetown S hardest !
Las.c will be to stop the enemy's backs /,
and ends.
Jack Hegarty will bring his gladiators |
20 the Capital late today. making their !
headquarters at the Ebbitt House. !
Tomorrows game at Georgetown will !
begin promptly at 3 O'Clock and every ,
thing has been done by Graduate Man |
sger Cox and Manager O'Boyle to make |
the spectators comfortable.
GAIlaudet has completed its prepara- !
lions for the game with Roanoke to- |
morrow. The Kendall Greeners leave |
tonight for Salem. Va. where the game |
Will be played.
Catholic University plays Delaware
College. in Newark, Del. tomorrow, and /
the outlook is for a victory. The Brook
ianders have steadily improved since
the start of the campaign. and are now
about ready for all corners.