The Washington times., 1916-01-23
.BENNIS ANDH HEGARTY
OUT FOR ". VA JOBS
Former Georgetown Coach and
Captain Mentioned to Handle
Football Team.
Bv BRYAN MORSE.

Eddie Dennis. former coach Of the
Georgetown football team. and a we'll
known Penn athlete OF other days. has
been mentioned as coach of tho West
Virginia University football team for
next year along with Jack HeRarty.
Georgetown's captain OF three years
ago and coach Of the Carolina A. and
NJ. football. team for the past two
years.
Hegarty and Dennis have a deal OF
opposition from Red Fleming. the form
er w. and j. star: Robert Bergman,
the Penn State crack; Elgie TObin.
Mont Mcintyre and Dave Morrow be-
ing considered. Some time ago Hegarty
received a bid for the Morgantown Job,
IL is understood, and now Dennis is be-
ing considered.
Catholic University established a rec
ord in FayeFweather Gymnasium last
night in holding the University Of Vir-
ginia shooters to three lonely baskets.
defeating Virginia on her own floor for
the first time IN four years. The score,
81 to IL i'm favor of the Brooklanders,
was veritable triumph and puts Fred
Rice's team in the vanguard for the
At the end Of the first half the vir-
ginia team was trailing by a is to 6
score and the Charlottesville followers
could hardly believe their eyes. Vlr-
ginia has won all OF her games by
overwhelming scores this season and
c. U. was thought to be easy picking
after George Washington was so sound
Ily trounced last Saturday. Cartwright,
Gallivan and Keegan showed the Vir-
gtnians a few things in guarding.
three minutes before the end Of the
game, but Bailey. Sticlkley and Strick-
ling had been effectively stopped.
The G. U. team opened UP a new
style of defense on the Virginians and
, the running guards had the VirginV
| men mystifed. There was considerable
discussion throughout the game on ac-
count of differences with the referee
on rules. Better passing. superior
guarding and more accurate shooting
won for C. U.
The Navy handed Georgetown a beat
ing by a score OF y to Is. The contest
was close for the first half. Superior
! The work of the Georgetown team suf-
| fered in comparison, as there was too
much individual work.
Loyola got in ahead OF the GAllaudet
team here yesterday by n score OF a
to %. The Baltimore team kept ahead
during the Whole game, ScheSurictS sSs star.
red for the visitors, scoring nine
| baskets.
Georgetown has notified Loyola tina;
! the game scheduled for wednesdayawill
not be played by the Blue and Gray
| quint. Alleged rough tactics by the
Loyola players in the game last week Il
said to have brought Georgetown to the
! decision. The Blue and Gray won ir
| the meeting here.
George washington hooked up with
the Y. NJ. c. A. duint last night in a
| practice game rather than remain idle
! Harry Almon IL back with the team
again, and has added much to the Of
fensive strength of the quint. The
'Y'' team appeared to have the edge
on the collegians in the scrimmaginG
| last night.
The Fort Myer Soldier Y. NJ. c. A.
teams took a double bill from the Ter
minal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. players
last night. winning from the first team
by a % to 20 score and from the second
five by 50 to 8. The Terminal regulars
were without the services of Piatz
Heap. and DALEY.