The Washington times., 1914-09-30
COACH EXEND|NE IS
STILL UNDETERMINED
B ue and Gray Battle Front May
Change Before Now and the
Annapolis Clash.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

BY LOUIS A. DOUGHER.
GieoTcetOwns lineup for the Navy
e. me Saturday remains a mystery. and
u may not be decided until Friday
n. -ht. Coach Exendine is absolutely
d. termined to have speed in the Hill
t"ppers' attack. and is working toward
IS end. He will try every man in the
sc ad until he is satisfied with the
Showing in the daily scrimmage.
rom tackle to tackle it is probable
It Georgetown VII have the same
team against Navy that faced Ford
ha N, but behind the line it is unknown
81 who will play. Capt Freddie Muir
"a Is the only man behind the line
sue of his berth. All the other places
a open to the stiffest kind of COM
pe itIon.
Sam Foley, who has been first-strinS
Q 4rterback since the season opened
pulled out Yesterday at the Hilltop
& allow Wicsser, the varsity quarter
n Ter. TO show his skill at directing the
eleven. The new man. though not yet
II the best physical condition. made a
cd impression upon Coach EXend ne.
ill Joyce. former halfback at Bates
leGe, was given lengthy trial in
/ ndreau's place. and showed the nee
g ary speed. Joyce will probably start
l Navy game at left halfback. though
is not an assured fact. He may
r : continue his squirt of the last two
Cas
Young Corcoran. the best punter on
squad, was also given a trial at
j slfback on the varsity. He is a bit
! Snt but has plenty of speed. and is
2 brilliant defensive player. Corcoran
vas captain of the Princeton Prep team
j. I fall, and has had some good coach
irC.
~om Gormley and Pat Conwell are
lowering rapidly from their injur es
Fnd are expected to be in Saturdays
! me at Annapolis. If Conwen fails
however. TO round into shape Big
l''iorman will hold down his place at
J. It guard
Mccarthy. the big fellow from Bos-
Ton Latin School. who has been tried
p fullback on the varsity. was sent
to the second eleven yesterday and
played al left tackle. In school he
played this position, and he pro-
the reel. tearing big holes in the
first team. Mccarthy is a powerful
man. weighing l9s pounds but he
| S0ems to lack sufficient speed to hold
| rs own in the hackfield.
lust who will be the varsity ends
, the Hilltop is becoming more of a
ZzlG ever day. At first Gessler
Let hut now Cusack. Cronin and
{ 'rcCran are showing better than
her of them. Coach EXendine will
. ttltt tneN All nave 1ull trldiS
re the final selections are made.
essler and Pauxtis are playing hard
| . s,e cry day to hold their jobs but sue
ess is yet to meet their efforts.
All Georgetown will attend the
2me Saturday at Annapolis. The
-'udents are showing more interest
his year than ever before in the
TX of the eleven. and they are all
-oing over to sec the Nay battle
ne Blue and Gray. Coach Exendine
II take the entire squad to An
polls. even though some of them
|, ay not play. He believes that they
rnsy learn something from seeing the
.'rvice team in action.
GaIlaudct's var .ity eleven is rapidly
ling wi'ipned into condition for its
aIG contest with Fordham in New
vrrk saturday and Coach Crafts is
aiming every ner.. to take advantage
the weakened condition Of the Goth
mites following their hard battle with
GEORGETOWN.
Catholic Univ"rsitY's tentative limo
~ shows that Maryland Aggies will
ave some trouble winning from the
t'~ooklande saturday. Catholic Uni
.rsitv is lining up as follows: Left
nd. Cassidy: left tackle. Killian; left
lard, Daily: center. Murphy; right
-Iard Captain Boyle: right tackle Lee:
ght end. McManus: quarterback.
cnciiff: left halfback, Mckinney;
@,ht halfback Mouahan: fullback, Os-
rnan. This game between {. /. and
=. A. g will be the only game offered
q capital City football fans Saturday,
& Georgetown will be at Annapolis.
Pumps Turner, who captained the
Cilanis last season and played a
,rOng game at tackle, has entered
,Orth Carolina a. and N. and is ex-
oCted to try for the eleven. Turner is
powerful lad who should make the
t,I hn la ,tsf1F La
90 the lineup against Georgetown o.I +
November at the Hilltop.
VIrginia's eleven is being kept back
.nsiderablv by warm weather. and the
fleet is certain To be shown in the
ale game Saturday. The Ellis have
con experiencing cool weather. and
-h"uld be much farther advanced than
Ire Orange and Blue athletes.
Instead Of being the only southern
even TO clash with a Northern team.
>lrEinia is one Of two. Vanderbilt. con-
writer's, will play its annual game with
Ml"higan on October 10. Neither Van
c"rbIlt nor Virginia is expected to have
'ach chance Of winning from their op-
poHents.
1nt nov S"hD"ihupf memorial train
~ !."a'-.. ha- h'".i opened at Ithaca.
and ',as been found much more. suit5 ple
90, football purposes than the old club
."Wsc ut Percy Field Hereafter Cor
n"lIs practice VIII he held on the new
G.UDIni field.
Foster Sarfoli Rutgers coach ac-
kUowledges the success of the f,ryyarI |
LASS as used by Princeton against his
cam last Saturday. Its going 10 spou i
."otDaii." says Sanford. 1T means the |
old v;I,le man Gown the field is gone |
am sorry about il. but | am 20 ng !
admit the effectiveness of the new
--aInc I shall start here with ni:. own
tcan,. The new game is a simple thing.
Al that You keep on making forward !
Iasses until you pun one off. and then
HUu start in ovHr again. All you need
Is big man who can see over the
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