The Washington times., 1914-10-02
Varsity Guard
Still Suffering From Ankle
and May. Watch Game.
ORMLEY ABOUT RECOVERED
bach Exendine Is Expected to
Announce Lineup for Navy
Game, Today.
Bv LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Unless his injured ankle shows con-
dc rable improvement, Pat Conwell,
ecrgetown's big guard, will not face
e Navy tomorrow at Annapolis. Con-
ell is out in uniform and most
hxious to play against the middies,
pes not care to take any chances with
e injured player, and may keep him
the sidelines. If Conwell is unable
rlay. either O'Gorman or Mccarthy
III hold down the position.
is right ankle in the Fordham game.
'Reilly got busy upon the injury at
hce and has succeeded in making it
ossible for Conwell to walk now, but
he ankle is still badly swollen, and it
hsv be a matter of common sense to
kve the big forward tomorrow lest he
ggravate the injury.
Tom Gormley, the varsity right tackle.
as about recovered from his injury,
nd is certain to be in the battle line
Annapolis. Gormley suffered a kick
well considerably and interfering with
is speed. Careful treatment, however,
as reduced the swelling and the husky
layer is now in good condition.
Coach Eyendine is expected 20 an
ounce late today the lineup that will
tart the Navy game tomorrow. He
PANTS to see the various combinations
the last signal drill before making
is final selection, and two hours of
unning through plays is scheduled for
bis afternoon practice.
Doubt exists as to the ends and the
! a cllfeld. While Gessler and Pauxtis
enain first string ends, they have but
tttle on Cusack and Cronin, the second
|tr!ag performers. In the backfield it is
absolutely impossible to forecast the
1 cor hi
1eeD tried since the Fordham contest
Foley, quarterback: Wiesser right half
back; Joyce. left halfback, and Hugh
Golden. fullback, form a combination
|hat carries much of the necessary spee1
ut Capt. Freddie Murray is certain TO
(lay right halfback, thus eliminating
lN!esser or Joyce.
\ a matter of fact there are plenty
" backfield candidates in the squad at
he Hilltop, and Coach Exendine is now
ryfng to find the best combination that
will bring speed to the offense. Noarl.
Who played fullback at Ursinus in 1912.
S the latest arrival at Georgetown, and
le is going to make a strong fight fJr
place behind the line. Noark weighs !
& pounds and, in addition to being fast, !
s adept at fiinging the forward pass.
-Andreau, a leftover from the .913
le en-, is still in the running for half
,6 X berth, while Charlie Fitzgerald
h. big fellow from Bath. Ne, must be
% sidered in the struggle for place
u ind the line. Corcoran, the hard
a kling and long-punting youth from;
?, nceton Prep, will not surrender his
/ nee without fight either. All in
j the battle for regular jobs at the
/ ltop has only begun, and the make
~ Of the team that faces Washington
NJ Jefferson and Gallaudet may differ
n seven or eight places from that which
II IS up against the Middies tomorrow.
Aashington's only game tomorrow
! ! be between Catholic University
/, the Maryland Aggies. 1t will be-
q promptly at o'clock on the Brook |
j oval. and should attract a good |
Il ID crowd. for c. u. has the makings |
= he best eleven ever seen in the III
ltiOn
atholic Cniversity's hard luck begins
{. the eve Of its first game. In yes |
Iay's scrimmage. Captain Boyle in
ID his leg so severely that It will |
impossible for him to get into the |
test with the Maryland Aggies. Just |
10 will supplant the Red and Black
der will be decided today by Coach |
.iden. Straub. who weighs 25 pounds.
. probably get into the vacant guard
sitiOn for a real tryout under fire.
tile Mckinney, who played such a
nd game at Central High last sea-
&. was the bright star of the scrim-
ge yesterday at Brookland. Once the
ICet intercepted a forward pass and
lpped fifty yards. Again he eluded
opposing ends and raced thirty
? ris for a touchdown.
he Brooklanders are expected to
Dr-up against the Farmers as follows
. I end. Odea; left tackle, Waters;
. guard. Martin: center, Murphy;
-at guard. Straub; right tackle. XII
right end. MCManus; quarterback,
uchcliffe: left halfback, Myers; right
fback, Mckinney; fullback, Ostergren.
allaudet's fast eleven leaves today
New York where tomorrow II faces
,rdham. Coach Crafts will start the
lowing eleven: Left end. FoltZ; left
kle. Rasmussen: left guard. Martin;
ater, Decker: right guard. Butter
ugh: right tackle. Cuscaden: right
nj. Marshall: quarterback Moore: left
Ifback. Kendall; right halfback.
ely: fullback. Jacobsen.
'ordham is said to have developed
7 since last Saturdays skirmish at
Q Hilltop and Gallaudet may have a
I'd struggle on its hands to win.