The Washington times., 1915-10-21
Dempsey Will Hardly Start
Against Army, MaIoney and
Corcoran Dividing the Kick
ing Duties.
Washington Will Have Two In.
teresting Football Games
Saturday at BrookIand and
Kendall Green.
By LOUIS A. DoUGHER.

Georgetown finishes Its hard WORK
of preparation for the Army game
today at the Hilltop with a scrim-
mage in which every player with
chance of facing the soldiers will
get a workout. 1t has been prac-
tically decided that Orland Leighty
will start Saturday at fullback,
Dempsey's injured leg giving him
considerable trouble. Maloney and
Corcoran, quarterback and end, re-
spectively, will take care Of the
punting for the Blue and Gray.
The Hilltoppers will probably depend
upon the forward pass lot to advance
the leather at West Point. Coach Ex-
endine has taught his team number
Of different formations all ending with
the forward fling, and some of them
should be successful. Georgetown will
have distinctly Carlisle formations for
the coming clash with the Army ana
they are working smoothly.
The West End squad will leave to-
morrow afternoon for New York. re-
naming there until Saturday morning.
when they will make the journey up the
river to the Point
Washington will have two fancy
games at home SiiIsrans SafardSs at % Bronfland,
and Gallaudet tackling the Carlisle IN
dian reserves at Kendall Green. ms
will be Gallaudets first home appear
ed to witness the combat The return
OF Marshall should prove OF great as
sistance to the Kendall Green eleven
n tough foe IN
Villanova, but the Brooklanders are
anxious to wipe out last year 5 deieat.
Nilanova managed to shove over one
touchdown IN 1914 the ohly one rnmber ni tnr
of good men on the crippled hst, but
hopes to put a strong eleven IN the
field.
East seem to be Drggs. Princeton;
Thurman. Virginia: Mahan. llarvaIn'
dempsey. Georgetown; Barrett. cornell.
Ard y9e b, oT@ham Tn"s has as an sds oS
the others, particularly in acCurncE.
Mahsn and Tibbott Princeton. cad IN
dropkicking.
against North Carolina. Johnny Gilroy.
Georgetown's star running halthaci.
gains a place in the football hall OF
fame. There are few such lengthy runs
football demon tigurer.
Those who are giving Cornell a
chance to win from Harvard are COM
Princeton Is considered one of the
strongest teams of the season to date.
yet the Tigers barely won from Syra-
cHse. to O. on a field goal. syrac use
.: Last Saturday Cornell wiped up
the field at Ithaca with Rucknell. win
ming BY score Of Il to o. These figures
would indicate that Harvard may have
a busy afternoon Saturday.
Huvltger Church. younger brother of
kortr Church. a well-known official in
,h5f rgb, section; is vsTpested to start at
Washington and Jefferson. Korty Church
never quite made the Yale eleven,
t,hot-Rt he caught on the nine. but
HuYliser looks to have an excellent
chance of getting his letter this season.
Bud" Wymard. last years Fordham
captain has turned up in the Bronx.
hut is not playing nor coaching. He
snent q busy afternoon the other day
kicking field goals.
Spencer and HubheIl two % COL
gates best backfield men. got such a
severe dI lbbing by the Army tack1ers
last Satui day as to be kept out Of ali
practice this week.
NllanoVa is coming here Saturday
confident of winning from Catholic
University. However, the Brooklan
ers may have something to say about
that themselves. c. L. has a pIucky
team and, while hardly eXpeCted to
defeat the Pennsylvanians. should
give them Good argument
GEORGETOWN has only two more games
on the home schedule, those with South
Carolina and North Carolina Aggies.
mystery, but Jack Hegarty's team was
held to no.score tie by Roanoke a
couple Of weeks ago,
ANDY Smith, former star fullback at
Penn Is coaching Purdue this year
again. and has Eddie Hart. Princeton's
old tackle. and Eddie Greene, Penn's
great halfhack, 2~lstng him for the
championship games to come.
Though columbia is new to football,
some great forward passes should Nc seen
with kornSand and Calder playing the
ends. These two lads were the stars
OF the speedy basket ball five represent
ing the Blue and White last season.
Brown plays Syracuse saturday for
tho first time IN ten years Thcv have
met -four times. They hatltod to a 6-to-f
won. 26 to % In 1913 Prown won - 10 :.
and in 1903. ) to O. syracuse is expected
10 win this year. having the heaviest
team IN the country, and one OF the
hlEhest 6cor!ng machines in the history
o: the university.