The Washington times., 1915-11-11
lack Heuarty, Coach Of North
Carolina Auules, Says Team
: Is Running Like Piece Of
Cloekwork.
Riddlok, Mc0ougaI, and Sullivan
Expected to Play Brilliantly
in Saturdays Contest At
the Hilltop.
BY LOUIS A. DoUGHER.


I'VE are running like clockwork.
We have p-werful club with
plenty Of that old stuff, the heart.
Everybody Is In perfect shape and
we shall have no excuse TO offer II
we are beaten. Now, remember, !
don't say we shall win, but ! do
most emphatieally say that it will
take q great team TO beat Us.
"If this Gilroy gets away from
us, III miss my guess. have been
training my team to expect great
things from Gilroy. guess he must
be the best man since Harry Cos
te,lo's time. If ne is, he must be
there, for Costello certainly had the
real goods. I really believe that one
Of the best football games ever
played at the Hilltop is going to be
played there Saturday afternoon.
and North Carolina A. and N. is
going to put up q real fight before
it is beaten"
Thus writes Jack Hesarty, the old
GEORGETOWN tackle and captain. con-
ccrning his North Carolina Aggies. who
appear at the Hilltop Saturday for their
annual combat with the Blue and Gray
Three years ago Harry Costello's eleven
went down to Raleigh and was de-
featcd by the Aggie5. Last year both
teams bsttled to I-to-7 tie, one Of the
best contests ever staged at the Hill
top. This season the Aggies come again
and the elevcns were never better
matched.
Although Georgetown has had a most
successful year, the AggieB have shown
sucn surprising strength within the last
month as to warrant a close game. The
Htlltoppers have a heavy line, but
their backficld relies wholly upon speed
IL the line does ita work Georgetown
expccts that the backs Will deliver the
goods. II holes are found In the line.
running down the field for touchdowns.
even as they did against the Middies.
When honors are portioned out among
South Atlantic elevens. II IL certain
thai, Riddick. sullivan. and McDouEal.
of the North Carolina AERtes. will fis-
ure prominently. McDouEai learned his
football at Phillips Exeter Academy,
Exeter. N. H.. training school for Yale
and Harvard. not to mention Dartmouth
and Princeton, He is easily the 'bes.
condition for his best performance next
SATURDAY.
Rtddick. whose father Il an instruc-
tor at N. C. A. and NJ. has flashed to
the front under Jack Hegarty's coach.
. inE. He now ranks with the best half
backs in this section. II was this same
Riddick who scored a touchdown on
Georgetown last year at the Hilltop. He
Is youngster tiping the beam around
$50 pounds and stands close to six feet
~ ioh - akA
PLAYS are conferred around him.
sullivan starred IN tho defeat OF
Georgetown at Raleigh in 1913. lie Is Il
little fellow. but extremely fast OH his
feet. He has been playing quarterback
and halfbsck this season for the Aggies
doing great work in both positions, II
has not yet been determined which posi-
ton he will play against Georgetown
Saturday. However. he is sure ia
make sood. no matter where he pd--
forms.
The North Carolina Assies are cy.
pected arrive in the Capital tomorrow
nieht about o'clock and Coach Hegnr-
" will provide a small celebration for
his many friends here.
Gallaudet will not have to loaf Sat,
uPday. despite the cancellation Of tn,
contest with Temple University. OF
PhiIadelphta: Wake Forest College, al
on the Kendall Green eleven and Coach
Hart will take his athletes down to
morrow.
When Catholic University lines ur
against MuflenberE at Allentown. Pa.
saturday. neither Captain Murphy MOI
Killian will be In the squad. Murphy
broken shoulder continues to ts'thc,
impossible for him to put any strair
upon II. Frank Greer. former Easter
high star, will replace Captain MuSSh,
at center. Either Denning or Walter. u
expected to play tackle In place OF xii
Ian. The Brooklandcrs' lineup vii
probably he as follows: McCuc, lef
end; Kerr, left tackle: Costakis, lef
guard. Greer, center: penning, righ
guard: Walters. right tackle: McKin
ney. right end; Shortley, quarterback
w. Butler, left halfbs ck: Rogers, righ
halfbsck; J. Butler. tullback.