The Washington herald., 1914-11-07
Carolina Aggies Expect to Win Easily
from Georgetown In Big Game Today
Hegarty Predicts a Victory,
but the Hilltoppers
Are Primed.
c. U. GOES TO NEWARK
d. WILLIAM PRET.

II II expect to beat Georgetown without
much trouble, Ny team Is ready, and
i believe We know and will show more
football than the Hilltoppers"
That's the way Jack Hegarty. former
Georgetown captain and present coach of
I the Carolina A. & N. eleven, talks about
\ today's big game on the west side field.
II realize that Georgetown will prob
/ ably put up a stiff fight. but We are
primed for them. and do not think that
they will be able to stop our backs or
break up our forward passes" Hegarty
added.
The catollna Aggies arrived in town
| early yesterday morning. and signal prac-
/ ticed on the athletic field OF the Mary
land Agricultural College. at Brookland.
CYou know these agricultural boys stick
together.)
Graduate Manager Cox and Coach Ex-
endine. in charge of football on the
Hilltop, are of the opinion that the Tar
Heels will md Georgetown a stifrer
/ proposition than most folks realize.
Charley Cox refuses TO cast a predic-
I ton as to the outcome, but in a knowing
| way he remarks; Il am glad tina. Caro-
| lima Is ready for us-believe me, we are
ready for them-and look for the best
game OF the year on our field
According to Messrs. Cox and Exen-
on account of injuries. Coach Hegarty
declares that he may not start his fun
back. Tenney, who has a bad knee.
The dope Is that both Murray and Ten
ney viii be in the game: also that Sam
Foley will play quarter for Georgetown.
as Callan Is too small man to be Of
much use on the defensive.
The lineup Of the teams as given out
by the rival coaches Is published at the
top OF this column. Statistics show that
the Carolina Aggies outweigh George
town by few pounds
Bumps" Turner. of Washington, known
as the pride Of Southeast" who made
a big name for himself while playing
with the Vigilants. is holding down left
tackle for Carolina. His many friends
will be in evidence today to cheer for
Bumps"
The game is sure to be hard fought
and interesting from the start. Caro-
lima, by virtue 0t its II to 10 game against
the Navy last Saturday. Is the favorite
against Georgetown. but there is a GER
tain feeling on the Hilltop that,this dope
will be upset
Fritz Crafts takes his GaIIaudet team to Roanoke
Va. tOdHy to play the eleven repressnting Roanoke
Co1eEr.
injuries. Crafts Is hardly sanguine Of victory. He
expects to male q good showing and will sturt his
team follows: Lsft end, FoltE; left tarkle. Ras
mRsen; Ieft guard. Davis; center, Trenke: right
guard Thompson; right tackIe. Cusczden; right md.
Treuke: quarter back, Rockwell; left half bach,
RCDdall full hack ClGusen right hah hack. Keeley.
Only ',irn.r ur.aice vas beia at CathoTe uui,er.
Ety yesterday afternoon in rrepaution for the
game with Delaware College. at Newark, Del. this
afternoon Coach Maiden had the scrubs and the
varsity Tun through all the plays and drilled the
varsity on forward rsssss. DUugherty has bcrn
5hifted from quarter back TO half and either Lynch
or Comboy will be used at quarter hack this after
nOcn Lynoh never plGyed at quarter before. but
has been showing up well in Practice the past week,
while Comboy's regular position IL at quarter.
Last year wheu these two teams met neither ode
was able to score. but this year Catholic University
hopes to make this game their first win Of the sea-
sun Up to date Catholic University has ben beaten
three times out Of four starE. having played Cal
laudst to a scoTeless tie last Saturday.