The Washington times., 1915-11-22
Victory at st. Louis Thanksgiv.
ing Day will Make Present
Season One to Be Remem.
bered.
Exendine, Cox, and Full Roster
Of Players to Make Trip to
Mound City, Returning on
Friday.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

In order to complete glorious
football season, Georgetown's var
sity eleven must now journey out to
st. Louis and clean up st. Louis
University on Thanksgiving Day at
the Brownies park. If they succeed,
1915 will live long in the memory of
all football followers at the Hilltop.
Tomorrow the Blue and Gray
squad will depart for the Mound
City, returning Friday morning. In
addition to Coach Exendine, Gradu-
ate Manager Charles R. Cox, Physi-
cal Director John d. O'Reilly, the
following players are expected to
make the trip: Capt. "Botchy" Rar-
ron, Cusack, Corcoran, Nahum,
lard, O'Connor, Maloney, Gilroy,
all, Leighty, Fitzgerald, Smith,
lpple, Green, Mcnamara, Dew
,rst, Mcclure, Mccarthy, Cronin,
I'D Hanlon.
f the Hilltoppers arrive in St. Louis
time they may take a final workout
the gridron at Sportsman's Park.
wever. long walk should suffice to
sen UP the athletes muscles. and
ach Exendine will not worry even
it tho train Is late.
Georgetown has scored 22I points this
season to thirty for all opponents. Only
Two defeats have been experienced
Princeton winning the opening game OF
the season. 13 to ., and the Army
,leven winning, 10 to Q.
The WORT of the Blue and Gray
has been excellent. "Botchy' Barron
and his mates have scored l27 points
against North Carolina, South Caro-
Ina. and North Carolina A. and NJ
North Carolina was beaten IS to O.:
lIegarty's Agsies tumbled by score Of
y to o. and the Palmetto team was
Swamped 6l to o.
Speculation is now rife at the Hilltop
as to the possible choice for football
leadership for 1916. RED" Cusack. the
veteran left end. and "B!ondy" Nahum.
The aggressive left guard. are generally
considered to have the best chances OF
succeeding "Botchy' Barron. The lat
ter Is the only first string man to be
lost to the team net season. give OF
the regulars arc playing their first year
on the varsity eleven and four are
concluding their second season.
Cusac. is Washington boy. graz.
School He played football with the
Props before entering upon his college
course and was candidate Tor the
varsity in 1913. lie got into one or Two
games that year. but was not cohsidered
egular until 1914 with the coming
ExendIne. Cusack began rapid de.
pment. and this season has ranked
the boat ends in this section.
hnny Nahum is student In the
school lie comes from Minneap-
,I To IL bia SECOND season
the varsity eleven. he was tried
FOR end. but tell down. At guard
S in his glory. being quick on his
one Of the best chargers on the
and hard and sure tackler. In
" game this year he has been down
field under punts with the ends.
llum is personally most popular
his mates. and will make run for
leadership.
ashington's big Thanksgiving Day
le will be between Catholic Univer-
and Gallaudct Contrary to de-
lie will he played at Georgetown
d. az announced exclusively In The
es. The Bruoklanders are almost
ain to be strong favorites before
battle starts. but the Kendall Green
en- should put up good argument
IRE the final whistle sounds.
L. has been progressing rapidly
year Victories over Nnlanova and
hlcnberg attest better than anything
the class OF the Rrooklanders. VII
ova was beaten 10 to .. and Mullen
fell. to q. before the onslaught
nc G. L. boys.
year ago Gallaudet entered the
le with g. Z. r pronounced favorite
~, the game resulted In q sCoreless tie
Tris year g. L. IL the favorite but rc-
cent injuries to regulars may reduce
the odds at the last moment
Maryland Aggies, enjoying ono of the
hest seasons In the history of tho game
at College Park. will battle for tho
state championship. facing Charlie
Rrickley's Johns Hopkins eleven. Those
lcams arc extraordinarily we'll matched
nd ,borc 10 M tpllIug "a uhlrh will win