The Washington times., 1918-11-16
THREE GEORGIA TECH PLAYERS FACE
GEORGETOWN TEAM in TODAY'S GAME
By LOUIS A. poUGHER,

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Georgia Tech provides three play
ers for the Charleston Naval Re-
serves team which oppose George
town at the Hilltop today, two in
the backheld and one in the line.
Meares, at center, and King and
Eckols. in the backfeld. are the
former members of the Golden Tor
nado to make their debut on the
Blue and Gray football field.
Charleston brings a real college
eleven to battle the Hilltoppers.
Coach PoweIls team is well trained
and well coached. and unless George
town plays up TO form, the sailors
may run away with the victory. The
cailors have been playing together for
six weeks, and are ready for real
football. Georgetown's practice has
largely been signal work. military
drills preventing any scrimmaging.
They Are Here.
On the ends. Charleston has Norris,
University OF Georgia, and Van Diver.
University OF Chattanooga. At tackle
are Collette. of Mississippi, and Bold,
OF Penn State. Palmer, of Auburn;
MccaiIum, Of Navy, and Brindle, of
Mercer, are the guards, with Ames,
of Penn State, and Meares, of Georgia
Tech, available for duty at center.
In the backfield, Coach Powell has
Moore, of Missouri; Eckols. of Geor-
gia Tech; Pickett, OF West Virginia
Wesleyan; Wilson. of Davidson:
Booth. of Navy; Guthrie, of North
Carolina State, Fsnning, OF Fur
man. King, OF Georgia Tech, and
AcCusley.' OF West Virginia.
HIIltoppers' Lineup.
Coach o'Reilly, Of Georgetown, will
send into the game ZazaIli, Reed, Et-
eel, Lynch and Csvanaugh. ends:
Ahern, LeGendre, o'Rourke and Mo-
ran, tackles; Goggin, Flaherty. Feury
and Kelly. guards; Captain Heaphy,
center; Flavin. quarterback; Carlin,
Smith. Daily and Lyman, halfbacks,
and Buckley. fullback
Out at College Park. Maryland
State. which has been showing ex-
cellent form since getting under way,
will hook up with New York Univer-
zity. Maryland State has a number
of former Washington high school
players in its lineup. .Gurevich, Bos-
ley, Myers, MolsteF, Snyder, Bailey
and Ready, all former scholastic
players here, will face New York Uni
Versity.
The game was switched back To-
College Park when permission to use
the Central stadium was refused.
Just how good New York U. may
be is unknown The big city squad
started late, and has been burned
badly by orders from the War De-
partment taking good players away
for training in the South as officers.
However, the visitors expect TO win
from the College Park OUTFIT.
May Play struppeE.
Georgia Tech is hopeful Of having
Everett Strupper, its alI-American
halfback, playing with the Golden
Tornado next Saturday against Glenn
Warmers Panthers. He is now at
Camp Gordon. but it is whispered that
ne will be ordered back to Tech as a
bayonet Instructor. Like Chester
Robb. last yesr's star at Penn State
and now an instructor at Columbia,
where he is captain Of the eleven,
Strupper will be eligible TO perform
for his alma mater.
Today Pitt tackles a formidable
opponent in Pennsylvania. The |
QuAkers have been grinding for this
one contest. and, while Bill Hollen- |
back says little, the Red and Blue |
supporters are hopeful of a victory.
Another good game is that between |
Rutgers and, Great Lakes Naval |
Training Station at Ebbets Field. /
Brooklyn Rutgers Is known to be |
strong, while the Westerners have
been touted to the skies