The Washington times., 1914-10-09
georgetown viii Confer With
Navy Authorities on Advisa-
bility of a Contest.
FRIENDLINESS is CAUSE
HiIItoppers Believe That, With
Army Game Off, Washington
Would Flock to Fray.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Washington may yet see the Navy
potbaIl eleven IN action. IT was learn.
today that the Georgetown UNI
ersity authorities would within a day
r so send a representative to the Naval
academy to confer upon the possibility
( a football game to be played at the
merican League baseball park here or
November >, providing that the annual
Lrrny-Navy contest Is definitely called
fl Results are expected to be learned
arly next week.
The cordial relations existing between
he Hilltop authorities and those OF the
Naval Academy have brought about
his conference. Georgetown feels that
Va shington's Government population
Would like to see the Middies in action.
Ch Navy eleven hSs never played in
j he Capital. If the Arny-Savy game
finally called off for this season,
ii It's friendship for the service school
[ Annapolis would be shown by offer
ne the Navy eleven a football date
or a game to be played in the Capital.
| n eeting the strong Navy eleven on
November IS would entail considerable
Sf 2 strain upon the Georgetown play
RS Washington and Jefferson plays
here on November q. Gallaudets pow
krful teams plays Thanksgiving Day at
he Hilltop. With the Navy team
booked for a game on the 18th.
/ he Blue and Gray would be
but to a tfemendous strain. However,
| Ihe Hilltop authorities are perfectly
al SIZED to do this. If Washington's dip
|ornatic and service population may be
! kiven an opportunity OF seeing the
Eavy eleven
When the Blue and Gray varsity lines
bp for the opening kickoff tomorrow
AGAINST the Virginia Medicos, several
Coach Exendine has about decided to
r. a different eleven in his effort to
ket some speed into the attack. Injur-
les Will keep out two Of the regulars.
tonwell and Gormley. Conwelrs sprain-
Ia ankle Is keeping him on the side
(ackle, has a stiff leg which must be
fested. If he is to play in the Washing
ton and Lee game a week later.
Principal among the changes in the
varsity lineup is the shift of Callan
from the scrubs to the first eleven This
midget quarterback is expected to di-
rect the attack OF the JiIltonners when
|he contest opens, but Sam Foley may
be given a chance later in the game to
Fhow whatever Improvement has taken
b. ce in his work
Campbell. the big, shifty lad from
~ lnston Academy. has finally fought
|his way to a regular berth with the
f5eorgetown eleven, and is expected to
hs ~e first call for the right end berth.
p npbell's work in the daily drills has
ntitled to start a contest as a regular.
4 less Coach Exendine changes his
flsn ms at the last moment, Georgetown
Fvtl line up as follows against the Vir-
EiHia Medicos:
J eft end, Gessler or Crcnin; left
Al l4A% r.
Re- ter, McKenna: right guard, Barron:
tisht tackle. Mccarthy; right end.
a npbell; quarterback, Calnan; left
halfoack. Wiesser; right halfback. Cap
|ai7 Freddie Murray; fullback, Noark.
ySahlum. playing left guard IN place
pf Pat Conwell. is a husky lad from
Minneapolis. He played part of the
game against the Navy, showing con-
'icerable proficiency. He has been given
trz' call over O'Gorman.
-icCarthy, playing right tackle. is the
Br=ton Latin School star, who was
.rt-d behind the line against Fordham.
n arthy was one of the best inter-
'cEolastic tackles in New England last
III 1s:ituting for Tom Gormley
lesScT. at lett nalIDaCk, is the
r. Tsity quarter miller. He played a
Il ong game against the Navy last Sat
II ay. showing plenty of skill in run
! ;. and punting well enough not TO be
'u done by the Navy punters. His speed
ls-s earned him a place on The first
Il en- at georgetown
Dark the hfg fullback. played that
pos ton two years ago at Ursinus. al
: more or less of a veteran. He is
]. best forward passer on the squad
~ the only place kiNcker OF the lot
a. is expected to boot a few field goals
{ ,aorrow, II the opportunity arises.
ootball fans will have their first
loubleheader tomorrow at the Hilltop
O'Clock the Georgetown Reserves.
= imposed Of the second string players.
vi line UP against the strong Teck
ven Tech Is being coached by Wayn"
: 1rt. former star tackle at GeorgetoWf..
j has shown much strength this fall.
? q lowing this game, Georgetown will
)I.v the Virginia Medicos. During the
I'D "a n M r.