The Washington times., 1916-10-27
GEORGE TOWN PREPS
PLAY THREE TEAMS
Western, Eastern, and Army
and Navy Prep EIevens Met
Within Seven Days.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Georgetown Props will attempt to de-
feat three scholastic elevens in seven
DAYS, according to the revised schedule.
The Hilltop youngsters have scheduled
games with Western. Eastern and tho
Army and Navy Props for Monday.
wednesday. and Saturday Of next week.
The last game IL for the prep school
title OF the District. and Coach Billy
Martin Is expecting to have his lads
primed for the battle on the varsity
field. The Props have defeated Con-
zaga decisively. and In one or two
scrimmages with Western have shown
greater strength.
Neither Western nor Easton In ey-
pectcd to furnish the Props with much
In the way Of opposition. Eastern will
be looked over today in The game
against Tech. II IL thought that the
Props VIII be able to furnish Army and
Navy with the stlffost sort OF opposition
following yesterdays whirlwind scrim-
mage with the Vigilants.
Coach Martin is afraid OF nothing In
the way OF football teams. and stacked
his youngsters up against the best In
dependent football aggregation In the
city. Greatly outwoighcd the Prcps
argues defeats for scholastic clevcns.
Several changes have been noted In
Inc athletic offices at GcorEv,Jwn
Prep recently. Announcement In made
that James Gaffney has beer, appointe cd
football manager. Gaffney halls from
Youngstown. Pa. william Storen, OF
Charlcstown. :. e., has been appointed
track manager. Harold Cavanaugh, oi
Manchester. y. H.. has been appointed
assistant manager OF basketball.
la nnt kalN pFpng m
ask Eastern for change IN dates fol.
lowing tho change IN the high Schoo
schedule. Tho Easts rncrE will be with
out n game for this next week, and may
consent 10 shift the battle 10 tho fol
lowing week
Considerable interest IL manifested
at the Hilltop institution over the an
Lounccment that the new school to be
situated at Rockville, Md. will b,
! ready for occupancy next fail. The
, contractor has given his word that
! II the winter II open and work car
! progress satisfactorily the school viii
I be completed by fall.
! The Georgetown Freshmen. who re-
Gently defeated Tome school Gi,. ~
up to Philadelphia on Saturday tC
! tackle the ST. Joseph's School eleven
Eastern and Technical take the fielc
, today in the second game Of the higl
! school football series. The chances
I for victory greatly favor Tech on ac'
| count OF the fact that there are nv
veterans on the eleven. Tech vii
: outweigh Eastern almost invent.
: pounds TO the man,
Tech Is witholy the services OF Dave
. Pfeiffer. one Of the best players II
! scholastic ranks. In his hrst yea
! last season Pfeiffer made the All
! High eleven and was rated as an cX
I ccptionally fast man.
! The line-ups for the game will b.
! as follows:
! Bosley. left end: Barnes. left tackle
! Frye. left guard; Psrker center: Clark
right guard: Brodcrick. right tackle
Dodge. right end; Guervich. quarter
back: Captain Easter. left half: Myers
right half. and Snyder, fullback.
Eastern's lineup will be as follows
Captain Cummings, left end: Brockwell
left tackle; Waldorf or Burns. lcf
guard: MenRert or LitChicld. center
Flahcrty right guard Baldwin. RICH
tackle; Walsh or Dunn. right end
I Thomas. quarterback; Speer. left half
Newman. right half: Sweeney. fullback
Army and Navy Props have SCHEDULED
two more games for the season. Shen
andoah Valley Academy will be playe
! November IS. while Tome will be take
on November % at Tome.