The Washington times., 1914-09-23
Heavy Eleven Will Face Ford
ham Saturday Afternoon,
But Subs Will Get Chance.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

bine speed with weight well proportion
ed. Following is the probable lineup
OF the Hilltoppers. showing the weight
of each player to start the contest with
Fordham:
Left end. Gessler. 10: left tackle,
Ward, 201: left guard, Conwell. 30;
center Mckenna, 49,; right guard. Bar
ron. 205: right tackle, Gormley Us.
right end. Pauxtis. l62: quarterback,
o!ey, loo; left halfback Landreau. l6y;
right halfback. Murray. loo: fullback,
Fitzgerald, 1876.
| Desiring to get lines on as many prom
ising players as possible. Coach Exen-
dine will try many others against the
; New Workers as soon as opportunity al
lows: Those almost certain to be seen
in the clash will be Red Cusack,
Cronin. and Corcoran. ENDS: Campbell !
tackle; O'Gorman. guard; Calnan. quar-
| terback: Golden, Mccarthy, Graves.
and Robinschrein, backs.
1 That the second eleven at the Hilltop
Is going to be great power in the de
Velopment of the varsity this season
| was shown yesterday when the scrubs
| forced the first string men to fight !
| leather across the line. Coach Exen-
| dine was delighted with the way the
/ players entered into the scrimmage
! work.
i In order to strengthen the defense of
the varsity, Exendine let the scrubs ,,
! hold the ball for a long time. hammer
! ing plays into the tackles and just in
| side the ends. At first the scrubs sue
| the varsity. calling for instructions |
| from Exendine. Golden showed excel !
| lent form in holding his feet while |
running with the ball. AS soon as the
varsity was shown what to do. however. |
the scrubs found 1t impossible to gain |
any ground.
Scrmmages are to be held at George |
/ town for the remainder of the week:
be given over to light signal drill to
perfect the machine for the day fol- !
lowing
Gallaudet expected to have all but one |
! of the 1913 eleven back at school this /
I wear. but it is now announced that |
/ three will be missing, Classen. keely. |
and Miller. The first two were strong |
| backfield players, while Miller was one
| of the best tackles ever seen at Kendall |
| Green. The following candidates are
out for the eleven this fall: Captain |
Foltz, Decker. Thompson. Newman.
/ Marshall, Rasmussen. Whitman, Mar
| tin Cuscaden, Kendall Rockwell, But |
| terbaugh, Turner, EddngtOn. and Da-
/ vies. Moore. the crack quarterback. i3
expected to report today or tomorrow
! Harry lie Gore vino is starring in the |
backteld for the Yale varsity eleven,
! prepared at Merccrsbury Academy, |
! where he was considered one Of the |
| best players ever at the school. Last
| year he played good football for the Ell |
| freshmen and this fall is making all !
! the other candidates travel to keep |
| him off the varsity.
| Percy Haughton task at Harvard
| ought not to be too hard this season.
! He has only two places to FL. nine Of
last years regulars being back.
] Young Splawn. the sensational kicker
! i -
sixty and seventy yards in daily prac
! tIce, while lie dropkcks field goals by
the dozen from the Sp-yard line at all
angles.
J. Shamb,ugh, one Of the guards sat
| Albright, suffered ii broken finger in
the Carlisle game Saturday. thus being
tho first player injured III :. game this
season.
|
! Swarthmore has seven Veterans back
! from last years 5 team and respects are
! bright. The Quakers play Virginia at 4
! Swarthmore this season and hope to run
! a large score.
| Bucknens center Shafner fractured !
| his arm in practice yesterday and may
! bt. out Of the game for t.. rest Of the .
season He has played three year3
without mourning serious injury ana
had TO be hurt in practice scrimmage.
Finding a hundred candidates too
many to watch, :!ill HOll-nbach has cut
the Penn Stat" squad down to seventy |
| and another cut will be seen next week.
Harold PumpclIy whose sensational
| field goal klCk'ug made him "A marked /
! figure at New Haven for the past TWO |
Years. is doing it again. lie is PLAYING
fullbaCk on the VARSITY ard bootnS held |
goals with all his old-timc skill
eleven. is expected to be on" Of IN" best
! ends Of the year. He played great |
| game for III" mddics last season.
| The Navy has "A sterling halfbaCk in !
Failing. His work in the Nays most |
! important games last season compared |
| with the best.
! A brisk sale Of tickets for the George !
| town -FOrdham game is reported, and |
! the largest crowd for this time of the |
| season is expected to see the first big |
game Of tn" Blu" and Gray schedule. |
| Fordham will probably be Outwcighcd |
! in the line by tn" HilItoppcrs. but the |
/ New Workers hope to make up for this |
! by their speed.
| to whip its eleven into shape for the |
| game with the Maryland A"Sics This !
/ game is scheduled for October ,, and |
I may find the BrOokla ndcrs hardly |
, ready.
| The Navy has a hard schedule again !
! this year. meeting Georgetown, Pitts !
burgh. and Pennsylvania right off the |
! reel at the Opening of tn" season. After .
| those three come easier opponents I'm |
| Western Reserve. North Carolina Ag- |
| RleS. Fordham Colby. and Jrsinus. !
| However, Jack Hegartvs North Caro- !
| lima Ageies are coming to Annapolis |
! hopeful of winning and may prove A |
| tartar for the middies
| logger" F;lcock. the old Dartmouth !
| tackle now coaching WashinG'lh and |
| Lee. hopes 10 put "A team on the field |
| at Richmond that will defeat George
= town. ElCOCk has manN Neierans In his |