The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Coach Exendine viii Be Handi.
capped in Practice Until
Players Injured Are Given
Time to Recover.
Talk OF Break in Relations With
Army Is EmphaticaIIy Denied
by Exendine-WiII Make In.
vestIgation.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Georgetown's entire varsity eleven
s on the hospital list today as a re-
suit Of injuries received in the West
Point game Saturday and Coach Ex-
endine will be unable to hold any
real practice until Wednesday or
Thursday. Not one Of the first string
men escaped injuries, Gilroy, Ma
loney, Fitzgerald, and Gormley be-
ing hurt the worst.
Despite the wounded condition of
the Hilltoppers, no complaint was
heard today from any in authority
at Georgetown against the Army
eleven itself. However, the officials
who allowed the rough play on both
sides came in for a severe scoring
and Georgetown is now making an
investigation. If the results war
rant, an official complaint will be
made to the central board against
w. F. Okeson,- Lehigh, who was
referee; Lieut.. E. s. Land, Navy,
who umpired, and H. r Heanage,
Dartmouth, who acted as linesman.
Here Ia the complete list of injuries
received by tho Hilitoppers:
Gilroy-Right side bruised from kicks
Fitzscrald-Entirc body covered with
bruises.
Gormley-Ncck scratched. apparentl,
by nngcrnaiIs.
Barron-Legs and side severel,
bruised.
Mahlum-Risht side lame from br,Iises
Shoulders and back bruised.
corcoran-Legs and back strained and
bruised.
from rough handling.
Maloney-ktcked In back.
Leighty-Charicy-h In right les
and back severely bruised.
Wall--Entire body covered with
bruises.
Georgetown today took occasion &c
deny Officially that Tom Gormley was
bantshed from the game Saturday for
biting McEwan. the Army center. CORN
ley was barred for piling up after the
whistle sounded.
Orland I.eighty was barred for strik
ing an Army player. The Georgetown
man today claims that he struck his
opponent only after being struck him
self
Mitchell, the Army halfback. wa!
banished in the first period for kickins
Red Cusack in the head.
Following Mitchell's banishment. tn,
Army attempted to lay out Gilroy. ac
cording to the Hilltoppers. succeedin,
in the second period. With the sta
running halfback out Of the game
Georgetown lost the strength OF IT.
attack.
Georgetown ia making its investiga
ton into the alleged rough play through
communication with the Army itself
and with a number OF Georgetown
alumni from New York city who wit
messed the game. However there Is n,
suggestion Of a break In relations,
considers breaking relations with tn
Army" said Coach Exendinc. George
town was defeated and says nothing
We think we were roughcd. but w
blame only the officials. not the Arm.
players"
I've seen lot OF rough games" sal,
Graduate Manager Charles II. Cox to
day. but when eleven players COM
home all marked up. they must hav,
been pretty well rouGhcd. Not n ma,
OH the first eleven but carries marks o
severe kicks. But we have no com
nl amt to make against the Army. Gu
complaint Is against officials VIII,
allowed such tactics"
Until the regulars arc in shape to re
sumo practice. the second and thr,
C|evens VIII work out at the Hilltop
Indeed. some OF them may now get int
The game at New York week from
tomorrow when Georgetown tackle
Tordham " Is hardly likely tina
l.cighty or Gilroy will be able to lin
up against tho Maroon. Jim Dewhurst
VIII be groomed for Leighty's berth a
fullback and llanlon may replace Gil