The Washington times., 1916-09-20
REAL FOOTBALL ON.
HILLTOP FIELD IS
STARTED TOMORROW
Coach Albert Exendine Prepares
Warriors for More Strenu-
GUS Workout.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Real football on the Hilltop tomor-
Head guards. shin guards. nose
pail armor has been given out. The
Hiltoppers are fully prepared. Coach
t a. Hxendine promises some real stun
Another session of falling on the
ball, SHOWING the charging machine'
and tackiing the dummy win be il,
Thirty men is expected t to sqrsa OF
FRANK Green. last years lineman
10 expected In today. Jimmy Sullivan
and a lad named Cody. both OF Wor-
ester Academy; are looked for by
ntgntfall Whelan. another young
ser. who attended Lynn High, is on
Owing to the late start this sea.o,
the players failed to report with the
squad Manager Eagan has notified
nose who are expected to report and
fhefses v Si Be- Sse no on s thstr %a{
TOD saturday, nor will v. M. l., WI
or William and Mary consent to n
zane Manager Esgan has arranged
Galaudet for scrimmages next week.
George Washington and MARYLAND
STATE may play on September 30 II ar
contest at College Park Coach Rvrd
has received letter from Penn Mill
tary Academy canceling the contest
seueieu ioI that GATE. Penn Mill
tary wants the Aggies to come up To
chester, Pa. for the battle, but the
Aggles want the academy team To
journey here. An exchange of cour.
tssies failed to bring the team from
Chester to College Fark
Twenty-eight men were out I'm uni-
form at State and forty are exnecfad
by next week. The most notable addi-
ton to the squad was Ray Michael.
fuiiback last year at Davis and EiEins
College. Michael is fairly heavy and
has considerable ability. Another nayu
man to report was Stubbs, tackle on
the Chales Town wv. Va.) High School
For the first time this season a line
up, will be selected today and signals
VIII be given out. Coach Byrd is not
paSuc9iarly spprehensive of the Baiti-
more polytechnic Institute team. which
plays there Saturday but hard uo,a1 -
needed Tor his eleven to master enough
plays to win. 's"
Harry Harris. former Business High
school captain. rIted as one of the best
allaround athletes ever developed here.
is trying for the Dartmouth freshman
eleven this fall.
Frank Gayanaugh looked Harris over
wnile at Dean Academy last year, and
spoke well OF the youngster. Cava-
naugh said Harris was one of the most
likely looking quartefbaciSs he had
seen In prep schools for some time.
John Field. former Eastern High
school player. who was rated az one
or the best defensive backs ever de-
vsioped at Yale, has returned to New
for awhile.
Catholic University has sixteen
p pnsms going through stunts. College
when the squad will be augmented bY
many candidates. O'Hearn, a linernan.
Lohn and WILLIAM Newell, from Maiden
R RasS;; Williams. from Fordham Prep:
rooney and Roddy. local youngsters
ana Mckinney and Greer. OF last years
TEAM are working out.
.S Gssso,rge Washington has had several
OF Catholic University; Giiiespie Deg.
nan, Bullough. Dyer, and Thomas re.
ported Yesterday. Manager McKneu, n
asking permission to erect goal posts
and mark out the field in Potomac
Tech. Western, Eastern. and Business
got workouts yesterday. Western re.
ports the loss of another veteran
sheppard Rohrer. who played at left
enc last year. will enter Emerson In
stitute shortly.
The news that Allen Thurman, last
years versatile guard, Is to return u
light by Virginia. His punting at.
tracted the. favorable comment OF Wal.
ter Camp last season. and the stead,
swirl of fifty-yard spirals did much Il
prevent Yale and Harvard from crcs s.
ing the Orange and Blue goal line.
Virginia Military Institute is to hav,
the assistance this year of Abel, cap
tain OF Colgate in 1915 ana all-AmericaI
tackle. The institut" team will play
AZ COLLEGE Park. October 81 against
MARYLAND state College
NEW YORK. SPIT D.-C0lumbil