The Washington times., 1915-11-29

| the othor local cracks, worked with
them for a year. and then would have
been beaten by fifty points.
ut is the best football team that I
ever have seen In my life. Georgetown
could have handed either Illinois or
Chicago a sad whipping. There 10 little
COMPARISON between the two teams"
Then keogan paid Georgetown his
highest tribute. why" said the coach,
II honestly believe Artie Thomas would
fss1eva,cl. nsDs had = hard hard time making that
When Keosan admits Thomas can't
do anything. no matter what It IL, then
there is room for praise.
Fordham. like Georgetown. will have q
team loses but two men from this years
aggregation. Dave Dunn and Al Yule:
Dunn played two years at Yale. and
has now finished his second year with
Fordham. He, will remain at the law
coaching next fall. Yule has also closed
his college Kridlron career. having
played at New York U. before entering
Georgetown. He will remain in the
its season Of 1916 with Army. Princeton.
or Pennsylvania. Columbia will prob
ably be played. too. in 1916.
Georgetown's complets record for 1916
has been asked. so here II 10:
At Observation-Disclosures 10: George
town. 0.
At Annapolis lis-Georgetown. .; Navy Q.
AZ Washington-Georsetown. @: Reina
At -Georsetown. IS: North
Carolina. O.
At West Point-Army. 10; George
town. o.
Al New York-Georxetown IS: Ford
AT washinRton--Geors %: North
Carolina ARRies. o.
At twashinEton-Georse 81: South
Carolina. 0.
At ST. .Louis-Georsetown. 20: st. Louis
u. o.
Total Rames played-9.
Total points scored-3l7.
Total points scored by opponents-3o.
Total games won-7.
Total games lost.
Robert w. Maxwell. better known as
Tiny. because he tips the beam
around 265 pounds. has selected the fol-
lowing ali-America eleven In spare
First team-Left end. Shelton. Corn.
ell: left tackle. Shultz. washington and
Lee: left guard. Henning. Pennsylvania;
center, Peck. Pittsburgh: right guard.
Spears. Dartmouth: right tackle. GIL
man. Harvard: right end, sawtelle. Le.
hish: Quarterback. Barrett. Cornell;
left halfback. Bergman. Penn State;
right halfback. Tibbott. Princeton: full
back. Mahan. Harvard.
Second team-Left end. Higgins. Penn
state: left tackle. Witherspo0n, Wash
ington and jefferson: left guard.
, Schlacter Syracuse: center. Cool, Cor
nell: right guard. Soppitt. Pittsburgh:
right tackle. Endicott Swarthmore:
risht h end. Heron Pittsburgh; quarter
back, Watson. Harvard: left half
back J. Barrett. Washington and Lee:
right halfback. Weldon Lafayette: full
back. Thurman. Virginia.
vanderbilt leads the country as n
sSprDnE sS4 nn;, machine for 1915. running up
Commodores scored an even 100 against
henderson and 81 against Mississippi
Rutgers had the best scoring eleven
mn IN the East. making S5l points against
srorc src opponents: " ".. The biggest single
nhlr,S-eight points were scored
AGAINST Vanderbilt. while th,rty-three
were run up against Rutgers.
georgetown Is second to RUTGERS ss
an Eastern scoring machine. with its :l7
points for the season In nine contests
Cornell is third. with 2S7 points in nine
games. SO "'''e
Rensselaer, p. ]. won the BOBBY prize
oI the season Just ended. Only nine
Wi FOR nll opponents. The nine noints
though. brought the lone victory of the
year, Worcester Tech being defeated.
10 to o.
! Hobart College. in Geneva. y. Y,
though overlooked by most football
writer's. deserves heaps OF praise for
gong through season without losing
a game. Hobart's schedule maker knows
MS business. He does not allow the
eleven to be banged and battered by
the bigger teams In early season. but
Keeps down to elevens of his own cali
bcr. meeting ST. Lawrence. Alfred, Ham
ilton. Clarkson Tech. Rochester. and
Buffalo. Hamilton battled Hobert to n
no-score tic. but all the others were de-
featcd by fair scores
There are only 100 students at Hobart.
but they show the best OF college spirit,
Hobart captain now occupying tho chair
Of phNsiCal director. In his nNrrv dsed