The Washington times., 1920-09-20
Here II Is
Time is money that every
man should learn to spend
profitably

profitably
OF putting UP q snappy contest Moth.
Ing is known OF their team this sea-
son. but IL has small hope Of doing
more than making q good showing g
against the Ellis.
Princeton. too. goes into action q
week from Saturday, picking SwArth-
more for a beginner. The Quakers
always start out well. and SO the
Tigers will have to hustle for the hon
crs. On the same day Dartmouth
opens up with little Norwich, always
a tough customer; Cornell starts with
Rochester. Brown tackles Amherst
and Columbia faces Trinity.
Both service elevens. followed closely
by many In Washington. get under
way on October .. the Army playing
doubieheader. which Is departure
In football. Union will engage the
soldiers for one game and Will then
give way to Marshall college. On
the same afternoon. over at An
napolis. the Middies will line up
against North Carolina.
Next Thursday night. in New York.
the annual Interpretation meeting OF
the Football Rules Committee will be
held. presidsd over by the veteran
W 'eN'A ~ohps Ath thS oVooVh oP'h-
ing on Saturday much 10 TO be de-
termined regarding the Interpreting
of rules governing the game.
Especially must IL be decided wien a
man Is In motion and the line II
scrimmaGe must be determined The
rules say that man In not in motion
IL he has both feet on the ground. but
nothing is said about his moving
body. The committee ducked a de-
c'sion on the scrimmage line at its
r ieeting last winter. Both these
ance o; officials who will begin their
work next Saturday.
BILL WARD IN LINE.
Georgetown men will watch the
Penn eleven this season. for at left
orally picked for all-South Atlantic
honors while with the 1916 Hilltop
eleven. Ward went into the army,
obtaining a commission at Camp
Custer along with Harry Costello,
Ned Kcrwin and "Ooch" Moriarty,
and played on the camp eleven. later
repeating in the service champion
ships in France. He Is now oomplet-
ing his education at Pennsylvania
and. placed on the varsity the first
day. he is likely to remain there for
TIC TtsI ot tHc 6sdScu.
Ralph Gilroy. brother of the far
famed Johnny GIroy, is out for the
fullback's\ berth with the Princeton
eleven. He played with last years
Tiger freshmen and Billy Roper ad-
mits he may be the varsity fullback
this year. Young Gilroy Is also a
capable pitcher and looks to have
good future at Princeton.
Georgetown has been unusually late
in waking UP this season, but the Hill
toppers are expected to climb into their
St. Johns. of Annapolis, a week from
Coach Exendine will not have
much time to get his squad in shape |
nor to drill them in more than the |
simplest of formations.
However, IL Georgetown Is late. con- |
slider Boston College and Fordham. |
They open the season in a scrap be- |
.ween themselves on October 9. Frank |
-avanaugh has a veteran team at B. c. |
and hopes that Fordham will be OF
value in preparing his team for the |
Dig game at New Haven a week later. /
CONFIDENT AT NAVY.
Though much has been written from |
Annapolis regarding tho many former |
,ollege stars entering the Military Aca- |
1emy, nevertheless there is every con- |
1dence At the Naval Academy that Bob |
Folwell will turn out n winning eleven |
his season. In addition to last years |
veteranA who have been working in |
he engine room Of the battleship South |
all summer. the plebes offer |
many excellent players. The Middies'
system of play will. naturally, be |
on the Dobie theory of play, |
,ut there should be many Folwell twists |
! nd ~ fhoV onccaucfnI in annfhor /
,eason 1t will be a wholly Folwell team |
hat represents the Naval Academy |
against the Army.
Not much Information is coming from |
West Point 1t Is whispered that the |
Army will have one of the strongest |
cams II has boasted in many a long |
,ear when the curtain goes up, bur
ust who are playing and what they
ire doing has so far been kept in the
Charlie Daily is head
,oach at West Point and he has several
excellent assistants who are capable
II teaching the lates wrinkles in the
pen game.
Gil Dobie's mournful tune Is abroad
n the land. He has seventy-five
out for his Cornell versity
cam, but he is whining because only
line are veterans Of last years squad.
( is admitted. that Dobic's job at
ithaca is no sihecure. but he has
AIKEN just such squads before now,
sung just the same tunes and whipped
winners into shape before the snow
,ame. He'll probably do something
,ery much like that now. No one pays
much attention to his shrieks OF pain.
Here in this section, though foot
,all Is facing a wonderful year, no
strong team looms up. Georgetown
lad an in-an-out season in 1919, and
here il little reason to expect any
hing better now. The Blue and Gray
meets such strong elevens as Navy,
Georgia Tech, Fordham and Boston
away from Washington
but the outlook Is not any too
Fright.
George Washington has begun
work. under Coach Bryan Morse and
he Hatchetites are sure to run into
rouble before long. A green eleven,
hey must play some pretty tough
'pponents, West Virginia, for in
tance. and IL Morse has any players
eft by the time Catholic University is
net here, he will be fortunate. BY all
dds the best game OF the year for the
'apIta1 will be George WashInqton-