The Washington times., 1919-11-17

each ,xendine believes his charges
.,n succeed in stopping Washington
and Lee. He has some idea Oh the
formation to be used by the Nlr-
,-inisns and will educate his squad IN
then Hard work will be the rule at
the hilltop all this week, right down
70 Saturday.
ch.nres in the Georgstown lineup
may be expected for this weeks game
Dutch Leighty may be benched ID
favor of Mickey Ljvers- The former
has not set amy worlds sare this fail.
though he gave great promise carrier
IIvers' principal weakness Is his
tendency to tumble.
Jirnmy Buckley will probably be
given a chance to show what he can
DO at right hAlfback- This little Iei-
lew Is rather green, but he Is willing
to do whatever he Is told and this
counts for much
F1avfn May Perform
lack Flayin Is another Hilltopper
Who may be found IN the oackneld
maxi Saturday. He has fully recover
I'd from his ankle injury and is ready
u show at his best Whether he
win play quarterback or be sent to
halfback remains to be SEEN 1t may
the oackneld viii consist Of Jackie
Naloney, Tom Gargan, Jimmy Buck
ley and Flaytn, with Buckley at full
ssck, just as he played last year with
the s A 7. c. eleven However,
right now everything Is in the air
Tom Lonergan. whose work all fail
has bean q disappointment, may be
given an opportunity at left guard
IN place OF DudAck. Longergan Is
thought to lack q certain mental re-
quirement for q varsity star, but The
Boston boy Is q big fellow strong as
q mule and hard to hurt Lonergan
WI be tried out this week to show
the necessary speed and charging
ability. II he comes through. he
may be on Anderson's flank next
Saturday.
Piease< With Atlanta
The Georgetown squad managers
and players. are distinctly pleased
with the treatment given them at At
lzntA The GeorgiAns went out of
their way to make the Washington
ians happy, except for taking home a
victory. OF course, that's all In the
10 excuseA- Georgetown merely did
its best II many things happened.
the results might have been diffsr-
enG Other things happened and the
results still were different
Saturday night the Georgetown
boys were visited at their hotel by
Buck Flowers, the wonderful little
Tech hzlfback, and Hufnnes, the big
tackle They came not to gloat over
a defeated foe. but to inquire as to
the seriousness of McQuade's injur-
les Flowers carried his shoulder
set IN a plaster cast He knew how
FSlN - ha hnn-
I'VE didn't think we'd win by any
such q score as 81 to o. little Flow
srs said Really, we'd have been
satisfied with a much smaller score.
We felt that Georgetown would be
q hard team to beat 1t was, even
4 ! wasn't in very long"
Atiaata FeetbAIl Mad
Atlanta is football mad Friday
Ammed with folks talking football
jAnmed with folks talking football
They were all going to the game and
had money to bet on the result Be-
cause OF Georgetown's victory over
the Navy, which meant considerable
TO Georgia Tech supporters, there
vas lot of Georgetown money. Most
Of IL was placed even
People Travelled all the way from
NashyiIle to see the Atlanta game
The hotels were packed 70 the doors,
many sleeping In the chairs IN the
Hobbies. Georgia Tech is 50 well
known In Dixie that interest was
seething-
Saturday night the Tech students
celebrated their great victory. They
paraded down town and serenaded
alumni at the hotels. Their con-
founded everlasting band was right
n the middle OF the racket II was
midnight before the fever began to
wear on.
The Georgetown squad left Atlanta
yesterday morning at 11:40 and got
into Washington this morning.
BoOTE NAMED RIGHT.
Ted" Boote of Wesleyan. is cor