Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-23
BY n. C. BYRD.


nc inieup ueo' se.o"h WIN use III Us
,"s' sdnie 'ea' ''n'e,on stu I'd
""' &c
- Aa on 'i'e ~ a.n,
80 10. ~ s'4ne ~ co. NV
.'.s..,," -, -,
T'ouaiS ana as whole the oacknelo
is heavier than usual and the line is
practically the same powerful set Of for
wards as last wear
o., u.1,;,, 80. ,, r.e,-
ono washington boy mas earned d res
is playing the same position held last
year-left end Nahum, left guard of
l.st Geese, h.s been shifted 10 right
- 80 -, -
emu anu mas naue 49,. -. n,.
Gorrnley are the tackles, and Judging h!
the efficient manner in which they played
the cow. rIac.s in 1a1. ought NOT to
1870. -, ,ro,,,,a :, doing hill
eApee iii''ti 'iou'ie III oo9
hant work AGAIN Nap'' Barron 10 1T
right guard-his old job-while new
nan--OConnor-i his running mate.
,,of-ar,h, :, h,i,o ,,sad at certer. he
" ~
was SUBSTITUTE tackle yea deo' nc
backfield is composed of Giilroy, wall,
DEMPSEY and Maloney. The first men
go, ,,, ~. h.,fhacrs ,be tbird fulI-
.'o"eu wv a." non r.,rho,, An ,r.
BACK ana the iast quai 'ei od'N' All az
nc" IntL
With the exception of Maloney, all
.ha .,,,.s a. b.ayy and fast The uuar-
80 .,,.,,;nh." ~,
e'pach Is me o"is 80
the eleven. tipping the scales at l'''
pounds Here Is the individual weights
Cusack. lett end. Ie7: Ward. left
,.cLis BOZ. O'cornor left guard. 1877
NcCartby center 1g4: barron, right
rnard1S9. C;ormIey. right tackle, III:
terback. ia: Gillroy. left haifback,
1t;7. wall right halfback. l61: Deinp-
.ev fuiIhack. I6d Total. 1866. Aver
age 57S 20
This average shows GEORGETOWN to
h,ya tha h.ay;ast so,fad that has rep
ro.sntsd i, sine the DAYS of the old
cana HE and are being nodded into a
stronp maehine Within two weeks the
squad will be just as strong as any
ofher In the .outh Atlantic section and
considerablv more poWerful than the
Mai"r;,v
In irs practice against the MARYLAND
Aeries yesterday G;eorgetown did not
.bow az well az might have been ex-
nectsd THE Iinemen were inclined to
tale things little too easily and con-
sennently failed TO pick off their men.
That taken into consideration with the
fact that the lighter MaryIanders
nisrad aeeressivaly caused the Rlue
and Csray eleven a. times not TO an
nesr as strong as n really 10
The facY that The HfIItonners did not
RIM nm and down the fieId unhindered
in us scrimmape w-i-h the N q
apprepation shonld NOT he taken as a
crifsrion Of what II will accomniish
different spirit among the PLAYERS when
they face the Tigers, and spirit counts
for as much as anything else in foot
ball. Georgetown's line is sure to be
lust as heavy as that which will wear
Princeton's colors. but its backffeld is
not likely to be. Unless Princeton de-
riyes considerable ADVANTAGE through
superiority in the bunting game. or
else has big enough backs to smash
their way down the field II is not go
ing to run up many points.
into mighty CAPABLE halfbacks for George
town They are not heavy enough to do
much Smashing hut in da rtinr through
a,Iiok onenines ought ,o eyceI Tbere
is a great deal about college foot hal
that each must learn. hut with their
natural canabiIities there is hardly any
douht as to their f,,ture II is very oues-
tionable. indeed II there have ever been
two hacks at Georxefown who have
hroken in toge,her ,hair Ars- year with
a. zoo, nrosnects