The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-13
Cusack May Not Play
In TOn10rrOw'S Game
Georgetown's Veteran En- May Be Saved for Sitter
Clash With Acknowledgements Faces Hard
Contest and Coaches Are Coming.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

It Is possible that RED" Cusack,
Georgetown's veteran end, may not
play at all tomorrow against Eastern
College. II he remains on the sidelines.
Stewart, the freshman from st. An
selam's, Manchester. N. H., will very
likely be found in his place.
Cusack was injured shortly after the
opening of the Navy game. He suffered
a cut over one eye that necessitated
four stitches to close It. The Hilltop
coaches see no reason for using him to-
morrow, and may allow Stewart to start
his first varsity game.
Coach Exepdine is schooling his squad
for the Dartmouth game a week from
tomorrow. He knows that the Hilltop
pers will be up against one OF the beat
teams in the East when they trot out
on the gridiron in Haverhill. Mass, and
all his present efforts are to have his
eleven in shape.
johnny Gilroy last years star half
back, is still with the second eleven, his
work not having improved sufficiently
to give him his old place on the varsity.
However, he will probably get into the
Dartmouth game. Gilroy is working his
head off against the varsity every after
noon, but McQuade continues to play
left halfback on the first team.
Today signal drill Will take up the
practice period. every player getting a
workout.
With its big game against Georgia
only a week distant, Virginia has settled
down to whip its varsity eleven into
shape for the fray. Harry Warner, last
years head coach. has arrived to assist
In the good work. and Buck Mayer. last
years star halfback: Empty Cooke.
hand by Monday. Virginia's weakness
against Yale presages a tough cam
paign for the Orange and Blue.
Navy bumps up against real opposi-
ton tomorrow when Pittsburgh appears
at Annapolis. Glenn Warner has an
other whale of a team this fall and,
while the Pennsylvanians are not claim
lieved they will run up at least thirty
five points. A victory for the Middies
would be most surprising.
tomorrow in the East. Yale's clash
with Lehigh. Princeton's battle with
Tufts. and PENIS skirmish with
Swarthmore. OF the trio the Tiger-Tufts
tussle is the best; Though the Medford;
| last week, It is not favored to win from
Princeton. The jungle eleven Is stronger
than Harvard at this time, and will pro-
duce a far faster and more varied at
tack, with a defense that Is most stub
born.
Yale barely won from Lehigh last year.
7 to 6, but this year neew spirit ills the
Ellis, and a comfortable margin OF VIC
tory Is expected at New Haven.
Pennsylvania seems to be running
right along under the coaching OF Bob
| Folwell, so successful at Washington
and Jefferson during the past three or
four years, but Swarthmore should pro-
vide strong opposition on Franklin
| Field.
Following are some of the more i'm
portant games scheduled for tomorrow
Georgetown VS.. Eastern College, al
Hill top.
Catholic University We. Randolph-Ma'
con, at Brookland.
George Washington VS.. Gettysburg al
Gettysburg, Pa.
Gailaudet vs.. V. NJ. l., at Lexington.
Navy VS.. Pittsburgh, at Annapolis.
Army VS.. Holy Cross.
Columbia VS.. Vermont.
| Princeton VS.. Tufts.
Penn VS.. Swarthmore,
Harvard VS.. North Carolina
w. and l. VS.. Rutgers.