The Washington times., 1915-10-30
Following Short Practice, Coach
Exendine Takes His Charges
to Watch Coming Hilltop
Opponents.
Catholic University Offers Only
Home Attraction Today,
Battling Strong Outfit From
Delaware.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Georgetown's entire varsity squad
will see today's football game at
Annapolis between the Navy and the
North Carolina Aggies, coached by
Jack Hegarty, former captain and
star tackle at the Hilltop. The West
End players held a short practice
this morning and then rushed to the
cars for Annapolis to get some
pointers on the Raleigh. N. c., out
fit. The Aggies will be the next
team to tackle Georgetown at the
Hilltop. coming here on November
13. Therefore, Coach Exendine
thought it very good plan to have
his athletes see the Aggies in real
game.
From all accounts. Jack HeGarty Is
printing his team for the Georgetown
game and letting the others do what
ever they will with his lads. The
Aggies are said to have some very good
players, but they have not played in all
the games scheduled so far this season.
Tomorrow. however. they will all get
INTO tne Hatilt' ii't"''s ""'s'' W
. make a good showing against the Mid
' dies. The Aggies have lost some OF
their 1915 stars. but he has found sew
eral likely youngsters In the squad and
believes he has chance to win at tho
Hilltop.
Today Washington enthusiasts will
tourney to Brookland or to College
Park. Md. to see football games. At
Brookland c. l.. will tackle the strong
Delaware college eleven. while at Col
lege Park the Maryland Aggies Will go
against St Johns. Of Annapolis, In one
OF the games that determine the Mary
land state championship. Georgetown
has no game today and Gallaudet IL
playing in LynChburg. Va.
For next Tuesdays Ford
ham contest. to be played in the new
Fordham stadium in the Bronx New
York, the following officials have been
named: Referee. Kcrsburg. Harvard
umpire. Frank Bergen. Princeton: held
Judge. cochems, st. Louis uniHerslty.
and linesman, Charges Ham. Harvard.
cellent opportunity Of defeating Yale
today. The New Workers have one of
the hest secondary teams In the coun-
try. as their victory over the Army
hind in its stride. II Colgate wins. It
will he a big boost for Larry Bankhart.
the old Dartmouth end. who has been
coaching Colgate for the past three
seasons Yale is apparently in the dol
drums. and there is no telling when 1t
will emerge.
Three International contests are to
be played today. At Lansing. Mich.
the Oregon AEGics, one Of the strongest
teams in the Pacific Northwest. tackles
the Michigan Aggics. who ran rough
shod over Yosts Wolverines n week
ago Just what the Oregon eleven can
do is not known but it will have It's
troubles heating Mncklin's bunch
AT Ann Arbor Michigan tries to come
back against the powerful Syracuse
eleven. Yosts team was badly beaten
a week ago. many Of It's hest players
suffering severe injuries. AZ u conse-
Quencc. Michigan will 20 into the game
ON tho short end.
South Atlantic enthusiasts VIII be
most interested in the outcome Of the
Washington and Lee-Indiana contest.
TO be played at Indianapolis. logger"
Elcock will be without the services OF
some OF his best men. but the Generals
hope TO overcome that handicap by
speed and agEresslveness ON the part
OF second string men.