The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-18
GEORGETOWN TAKES
ON NORTH CAROLINA
A. AND N. ELEVEN
Students viii March From Law
School to Field Before Big
Football Game.
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Seorgetown'S victorious varsity
eleven today faces North Carolina A.
gest home game OF the season at the
Hilltop. The West Enders will rally
TO the support of the gladiators in
noble fashion. parading from the
brass band and waving banners and
nags to the marching songs of the old
At o'clock the hosts of George,
tom snT wi. viii gather at the Law School
across Rock Creek. It Is believed that
more than a thousand students will be
In line. For the nrst time In the his
tory OF the Dental and Medical schools
day for the students to attend an ath-
letic contest.
Hopes to Make Amends.
Georgetown today hopes to- make
some amends for its lone defeat at the
hands Of the Middies by running up q
en- than did, the sailor boys a week
ago. To do this, though, they will
nave to better 90 points. This may
prove difficult OF achieving. as the
Aggies have not been wasting their
time: They have been preparing just
for this contest, hoping TO hold the
Blue and Gray to low score.
This Ia the fourth game between
~.
and NJ. or the three already played,
two have been victories for the HNl.
toppers. Last season Georgetown
found the Raleigh lads tough custom
fought contest. Today. however, the
homo teams supporters look for q
far higher score.
Georgetown's eleven is we'll night
perfect now in the style of play
Interference 10 shown by any eleven
In the country. il IL the equal OF the
Pittsburgh eleven's. rs Exendine was
long a pupil OF Glenn Warner and he
has taught the Hilltoppers the same
with Johnny Gilroy and McQuade
to run the ball behind n perfect wall
OF interferers, Georgetown expects to
run wild against the Aggies. Wash.
OF 'Gilroy, whose work featured the
Dartmouth game earlier in the season.
Today the Capital has a chance to see
the little wonder at his best. He will
be unleashed to do as he'wills.
The Aggies have at least two frst
class players In their lineup. Captain
McDougal, the former Exeter star, Ia
back again at his old place on the
Andover end, is playing quarterback
| for the AgEies. This pair, II given
the slightest opportunity, may be ex
pected to tear of forward passes that
VIII prove Troublesome TOT tne Hill
| toppers
May Cause Trouble.
Homewood, playing tackle asains,
| Captain O'Connor. played In the back
| field last season. This year he Ia do
ing we'll as a forward, and may give
| the Blue and Gray star plenty OF
work to keep him out OF the fray.
Georgetown has heavier team al
around than it's opponent. The huge
! Hilltop forwards viii probably loon
! UP over the Aggies. In the backfeld'
there is little difference In the weight
I though the home backs may be a blt
| heavier.
Both elevens are expected to use tn,
forward pass frequently. The Aggici
will use II because OF lack OF weight
needed TO advance the ball through tn,
husky Georgetown line. The HON,
eleven will use II TO vary its attack
Georgetown's running game should b,
shown at its best. with Gilroy. Wall
and McQuade tearing loose on tn,
tackles and around the ends at the fir3
! opportunity.