The Washington times., 1916-12-07
M'QUADE TO PLAY
FOR HILLYoppERS
"Pstey" Wall 10 Thought tc
yHave Good Chance Of Be-
coming Captain.
BY LOUIS A. DOUGHER.


Mcouade. Georgetown's big line.
breaking haifback. will be In the line
up Saturday At New Orleans against
the strong Tulane University eleven.
He accompanied the squad last night
TO the Crescent City and looked In
good shape.
Just before the George Washing
ton game McQuade was stricken with
tonsilitis and sent TO the hospital.
The physicians worked hard with him
end he was able to he out In uniform,
this week. with this big fellow in
shape TO hammer the Tulane tackles
and guards. the prospects OF a big
score for the Hiltoppers are In
creased.
The varsity squad. including TWEEN.
ty.three players. left at 1925 last
night for New Orleans. Besides the
players the party included two han.
diers, Coach Albert A. Exendine.
Physical Director John ID. o'Roiiiy.
Graduate Manager Charles n. Cox.
Manager Tom Egsn. and Percy Given.
q former football player at George.
town.
'Georgetown's athletes will Arrive
tomorrow morning at 7;30 and viii be
met at the station by q delegation of
the Georgetown Alumni Association
OF Louisisns. The team will be given
. short practice during the after
noon and then rest until shortly be.
fore the game.
Members OF the squad have been
granted q brief holiday In New Or.
leans, following the game Saturday.
The return 60 Washington will not
get under way until s:25 sunday
night. the players thus having q
chance TO see the sights OF the cres-
cent City.
win Eject Capitals.
II is customary for the George
town players TO elect q captain I'm
medistely following their nnal con
test and so the 1917 leader is es.
pected to be picked Saturday night
or Sunday.
done with college football. having
played his four years at the Hilltop.
following q brilliant career with the
Georgetown Props.
Dan o'connor. the present merry
captain; Frank Green, right guard.
and showaiter. left guard, are due TO
graduate In June. but all three may
return for Postgraduate work and
viii be eligible for another year OF
football.
May Cheese wall.
Petite" Wall. the sturdy little full.
back. may be named 10 lead the 1917
eleven. He 10 extremely popular At
the Hilltop and has on several occa-
rions displayed qualities OF leader.
ship. II Wall is picked TO be the 1917
captain he will be assured OF the
support Of every member OF the
Coach Exendine, now that he has
Georgetowp. will 20 from New Or
leans straight TO his home In Macai.
ester, Okla. 10 resume his practice
q law; HIS partner has ha. been !, CARING .,I Z,
when Exile" came TO Washington.
Next year Exendine Will have the
same players under his control and
will have little to do in preparing for
ing forward 10 another victorious sea.
son In 1917.
Get Geld Fsstsaiis.
Every member OF the varsity eleven
has been given . goid football watch
fob by the New York city George.
town Alumni Association In token of
the graduates appreciation OF the .ex.
seasons on the gridiron.
Georgetown's alumni In New York
are Wildly epthusiastic over the Blue
and Gray eleven and they are anxious
a game between Georgetown and some
big team, such as Dartmouth, Syra-
cuse, or Colgate, TO be played late In
the season at the Polo Grounds.