The Washington times., 1915-10-10
FINE COACHING ISL
MEANS Of MAK|NCII2
REAL c. !. ELEvENa
BrookIanders Come Through In ~
Game With Maryland Aggies,
Winning by Is to O.
BY BRYAN MORSE,

Thanks to some efficient coaching.
order has been brought out of chaoe
and Catholic University is today cou~
graduating itself on having a real
football team. The G. Y. coach is due
world OF consideration at this time
by reason OF his established ability.
The Maryland Aggies, victors over tho
Brooklanders for the past two years,
were sent back home with a 16 to o.
score to think about. while c. U. will.
look forward with less apprehension
to the games with Muhlenberg, VII
lanova, and Delaware.
Back in 1907 the Maryland Agg1es
got hold OF Nebraskan who virtual A
ly put them on the football map Tha.,
College Park football followers really.s
date their gridiron campaigns from
that date. In 1908 this same coach.
took hold of George Washington with :,
the result that the Hatchetites went
for two years at the top of the heap
He dropped out of coaching for twoh
years when Dap" Daley. captain and Z
moving spirit at Georgetown ANNOUNCE 4
ed that the man who had had sue
cesses at NJ. A. c. and George wash-.Y
inston would coach Georgetown.
victories over Virginia were forth
coming those years that followed as
the result Of the change In coaching
policy and the institution Of real foot,,.
6ali methods at the Hilltop. And now
catholic University seems ready to,o
move forward under the same man who
has put football on the map in WASH
ington at no less than three big insti- o.
tutions. -
The M. A. &C. U. battle at Brook . o!
land was fierce AFFAIR for three quar-.
tiers yesterday. with the breaks about
even. The Brooklanders had the heav-. ..
Ter team and scored safety In the last ~
minute OF the third quarter. The Ag-
gtes were worn DOWN by the heavier1s a
eleven and succu.nbed to the extent of =,
two tonchdowns In the final period. the :.
score ending at Is to 0.
Georgetown had a merry romp with n
tho Mercedes eleven. OF Annapolis. "
Tho Hilltoppers came through with So ,s
points. while the Annapolis sailors got
nothing. The regulars started in against ~
the Mercedes eleven. and after making.
headway let the subs take their wall
lop.
One thing is manifest today at tho a
Hilltop and that Is that the eleven isiS
we'll substituted. The second-str1ns
PLAYERS worked as effectively as tho !,
reg ulars and came in for a deal of con-
graduation. ~
Gallaudet went to Lexington and re- -
ceived a Z to o defeat at the hands Of Il
The v. NJ. !. eleven defeated Gallaudet
by the same score last year and yes
terday's loss may be attributed to the l.
fumbling cropping out in Gallaudet's
play.
Two OF the local schools were sue :
cessful yesterday. The Army ana
Navy Prep defeated the Gilman Coun- -
try School by score of 13 to s. The :
Props were heavier and came through !.
with some excellent team play. There
were no features. Business High :
school showed the Briarly Hall team
at Poolesville. Md, what a real foot Z
ball team can do by running up n .
score of 40 to 0. Bill Culligan. Keech, r
and Dowrick. and the Wise boys prov :
ed to be too much for the Briarly Il
eleven. -
Central and Western were beaten IN I,
their out of town jaunts Western
went down before Episcopal High 9
School team at Alexanderia by a 10. 4
to score and showed plainly tho ef-,t
fects OF lack of practice. The West :
erners got a late start this year and 4.
are ten days behind other teams. .
At Annapolis Central found too hard
going against superior eleven, but n
put up great fight. The Plebes went 4
out In front for 80 points, while Cen
trail failed to score. ~