The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-16
Second Eleven, Driven by Harry
Sullivan 0utshlnes First
String Performers.
McoUADE LEADING GILR0Y
Buff and Blue Makes Local Grid
iron Debut With. Western
{ Maryland Saturday.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

That Coach Exendine still faces task
IN selecting his varsity line up for the
Dartmouth contest of. next Saturday
was indicated by the work OF the Hill
toppers against the weak Eastern college
eleven. A number OF the hrst-string
players failed TO impress the spectators
by their work against the virginians
and this weeks practice may bring
about many changes,
The moment John O'Reilly pulled out
the first team and sent the second team
into the game at the beginning OF the
second period. a noticeable Quickening
in the speed Of the attack was seen.
Harry sullivan drove his backs rapidly
and two touchdowns were marked up
inside Of Ave minutes. Sullivan seemed
much faster than Jackie Maloney.
II Is doubtful II Georgetown gained
much from its contest with Eastern Col
lege. The visitors were not in very
good shape and their quarterback was
lamentabiy slow In getting on his plays.
This was In part because of McBride's
% Ss%sS played ss &c. good football ali
day on a team hopelessly outoiassed,
and. following his long run for touch
down, he amused himself by kidding
the sSs snS o5sy SsSsr: as h ;1e
II Dartmouth hoped for any informa-
tion concerning the plays fought by
SS sS Ss han.
covered nothing that will be used at
Haverhill next Saturday. II was
straight football Of the old.fashioned
type thats Georgetown used against
Eastern. On the other hand. II IL
doubtful II Exendine learned anything
at Hanover, for the New Hampshire
eleven merely romped through Massa-
chusetts Aggies. winning g. to o.
viii probably lineup against Dart
mouth in this fashion: Cusack, eft
end; Mccarthy. left tackle; Showalter,
left guard; Anderson. center; Frank
G.sSsn . rsht fuS1a SrpSn Ss
aialoney, Quarterback; Mcouade. left
halfback; Wall. right halfbaci;
Ieighty. fullback.
The ,titterest night for position 10 be-
msr now has lead on the ISIS crack
running halfback. but there 10 no telling
when Gilroy will overtake the fresh
man from Cushing Academy. Their
one viii start against Dartmouth.
Showalter's tendency to play high
against Eastern will cause o lot of at
tention to be directed to him this week,
and II he fails to overcome this weak
ness. he may give way to Sanchez. the
former Tulane player.
Larry Greene seemed to have an on
day against Eastern, and will have &c
Improve this week to insure his being
chosen ,sn to to start at Haverhih against
The speed with which Harry Sullivan
drove the Hilltoppers in the second
period made hit with the coaches. and
this week. fitting him for trial agains
the Hanoverians.
Washington will have its FIRST chanc,
IL
since 1910 Saturday. when Coach Sui
livan's athletes open their home cam
paign with Western Maryland. Thu
Marylanders defeated Delaware Satur
DAY. 70 to Q; and viii come come here . hope
ton. The visitors have a fine running
quarterback. has a lot OF skill as
dropkicker. He booted a field goa
deorge washington held the stronl
Gettysburg team to one touchdown
until the fourth period Saturday. su
that time and the Capital boys faile'
to prevent two stabs at their goal line
Hard work this week should At then
for their Western Maryland clash.
". M. l.. triumphing easily owe
Gallaudet, "a to 0. should test thor
oughly "Curly" Byrd's Maryland Stat
team at College PARK saturday. stat
has all the earmarks OF being a stron
team, and many fans will journey ou
TO see the contest.
Princeton, Dartmouth. Yale. Cornell
and Syracuse are looming up alread
as powerful aggregationB In Easter
football. Harvard seems In a ditch G
trouble and only by wonderful reverst
OF form can the Crimson lind favor !
the public eye.
Princeton defeated Tufts. conquero
Of Harvard. but the victory came onl
in the hnal minute Of play. Tufts wa
without the services of Keefe. hat
back. and Drummey, quarterback
both OF whom were injured In III
Harvard game Both played a part {
the game, but neither was In cond
tion to show at his best.
On the other hand, North CAROLYN
made a better showing at Cambrids
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