The Washington times., 1919-09-20

mgton and Lee here November p.
Dartmouth has met Georgetown
once. In 1915, at the opening OF the
new municipal stadium in Haverhill
Mass. the Blue and Cray defeated
the New Hampshire eleven. 10 to o.
scoring q touchdown and a field goal
That Dartmouth team lost but one
other game. Princeton winning. to
3. while Syracuse was defeated, IS TO
10, and Pennsylvania and West Yir-
ginia battled to ties at to Q.
To met Georgetown this fail, Dart
mouth would have 20 keep its squad
In training for ten days longer than
Is now contemplated This might be
necessary. following the games with
Brown. Penn. Cornell, and Colgate,
which come on succeeding Satur-
days.
VIII need Practice.
Recognizing the need OF practice
before putting his squad in the field
against West Virginia wesleyan
Coach EXendine wants a game ar
ranged for October 4. It was hoped
that ions Hopkins would come over
for a practice s<irmish The Balti-
moreans are down to face the Navy
on October II and a practice game
with Georgetown might prove OF as
sistance However, nothing has yet
been heard from Baltimore, and un-
less the offer is accepted within e
few days, Georgetown viii pick up
some army team for that date.
Sergt. Metzgar Smeach. OF Perish
ing's Own" will don his uniform
some time next week. He appeared
at the Hilltop yesterday and famed
with Charlie Cox. Al EXendine and
several or his old team mates. He
put in an order for a pair Of foot
ball shoes and promised to give some
body a ride for that job at right
tackle.
Smeach went overseas with the.
Sixth division. When the composite
regiment was formed in France. he
was among the Sixth division giants
selected and participated in all the
Publications ia Paris. London. New
York and Washington.
Lauds Capital Showing.
Washington gave US the nearest.
approach to the wild welcome we
got in Paris" said Sergeant Smsach
"Of course, the French
set the highest mark for enthusiasm
London was reserved. I was disap-
pointed in New York. But Washing
ton surpassed both New York and
London, and gave US pretty much the
same thrills we had in Paris"
Coach Exendine intends picking 4
lineup Monday for the first
signal drill of the season. He Is|
K eeping his plans to himself. and so
there is no telling who will be chosen. /
He is absorbing all the dope he can
get as to the caliber OF the players OF
The 1913 S. A. T. G. eleven. but every
man in the squad will have to show
the coach himself, for ENie depends on |
his own judgment when il comes 10 !
picking varsity players.
Another light practice is booked for /
today. Yesterday the line candidates. /
small IN number but large in size. i
we're given some startling drills. and |
The backs and ends were drilled IN [
handling forward passes. Then some /
goal kicking and kicking or practice 1
was staged before the lads were dis
missed for the day. Kenyon. OF the |
I"iS team, displayed fine form kicking I
1H
Veterans Are Expected.
In addition TO Smeach. three other
Fetcrans are expected to don their
Uniforms next week. They are Alec \
Anderson. center in 1916; Jackie Ma
oney. captain and quarterback in 1917.
md Tommy Whelan, the star right \
md in 1916 Capt. Wanda" Nc
Ouade will also get into uniform next
week, il is hoped. He is now in tlAe
nhrmary lighting of a slight attack /