The Washington herald., 1920-10-02

composed of many veterans, but
line They will clash with ST. Jo
the American League Park, where
staged.
While this battle is under way
will take on the Western Marylar
gates, which are noticeable by thei
have been thrown open to the pub
will start at ? o'clock.
Between these two games, 10
get an eye-full OF action.
BIZ Kenyon Reports Late.
Among the stars of Vast years
HillIop eleven who will not be seen
in action this afternoon is Bill Ken
yOn, who has few superiOrs as an
end BilIs arrival at the University
was delayed and yesterday was the
first tine he appeared on the field
in unifC I'm. He will be given an
other week to get in shape before
taking part in u game.
There are rumors going around
the hilltop that Kenyon may not be
seen at end again, but will be shift
ed to quarter back to fill the position
Sullivan and Dooley are strong can
didates for the place and have made
plenty of hay while Kenyon was
delayed in reporting. However, Bill
was a quarter back in prep school
and rls superior experience may be
utilized for field generalship.
Jack Sullivan is expected to start
At right end in the place of Edsol.
The opening lineup will be as fol-
lows: ZaZalli, left end; Zube Sulli-
van. left tackle; Smeach. left guard;
Anderson. center; COmstoCk, right
guard; O'COnnell, right tackle: Jack
s. ilivan, right end; Jim Sullivan.
quarter back; Flavin, left half back
Malley, right half back and Leighty,
tulL back.
Dudack Missed in Line.
The work of the line will be care
fully watched today and, although
il lacks the weight of last year )
forwards, il is expected to show
plenty OF power. The loss OF Capt.
IUdacl was a hard blow to Coach
T.xcnL.ne. In the back field Fiavin,
NalIe and Leighty are all showing
their former ability. Flavin espe-
Ell slIy seeming due for a great
season. Barring injuries. he is eX-
T.cted to be u brilliant offensive
per Ormvr. With the ability to run,
kick and pass, he is an. IDEAL man
around whom to build an effective
offelse
Lir.Ie is known of the strength
OF St. Johns. The visitors will line
ups rs follows Sell, left end; X p.
Brown, left tackle; MarantC, left
guard; Sacks. center. Beatty, right
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field right en-, KeIso, quarter back;
Noy :. left f.If back; Kirkpatrick,
ri-Ht half lick, and Wegner. full
back
Officials Il the Georgetown game
will b. C \. Metzlcr CSpringfeld
Y. VI =. A.. referee; T. r. Camp
l-u tErowu), umpire, and J. :.
Thomas Uafayctte), head linesman.
Hatchetites Lack Experience.
Composed largely OF high school
products who are entering upon
their first year in college football.
IT," HaLchctites may meet i WORTHY
foe in Western Maryland. MOrse's
1u,u have a fair amount of weight,
and when they absorb the finer
l,v-a-s Of the game which are being
tarrr-ared into them daily should
Ice able to give 4 good account OF
themselves
The Hatchetites line up will
Dee: Mount at left end; Whyte
left tackle: Walter, left guard: ?.
I0ehler. center: Sands, right guard;
HawIey. right tackle: J. LOehler
right end; McAlIister, quarter back;
Skinker. left half; Vidmer. right
half, and Richardson, full back
The officials will be-W. NJ. A7-
pie CMichiEan), referee; Sam Ed
mOnston CGeorgetOwn), umpire, and
\. P. Shalet, head linesman-
Maryland Faces Tough Foe.
Maryland University faces a
tough proposition IL meeting the
Rutgers eleven at New Brunswick.
y. J. Though Rutgers was defeat
ed last week by Crsinus, they are
said to have a powerful eleven
and have been working hard 70 cor
rect the mistakes shown at that
time. One Of their training features
was to scrimmage against a team
OF former Rutgers and alliance
Jean men, against whom they showed
UP well.
The Staters may enter the game
minus the services Of Nisbet. the
2lO-pOund tackle, and Fuliback Roy
Nackart, both Of whom were in
jured in the game with Randolph
Macon. Semler. Brewer and BOs-
ley. of the back field, are in good
shape for the game and should give
the Jsrseyitcs some trouble.
OF the Eastern games. the one
between Tenn and BLckncn Is eX-
pected to afford the most interest.
ss BuckneIl has gone 70 Philadel-
phia loaded for bear. HHisman's
men will face a heavy eleven. COM
posed of tried veterans, and the
upon to make use Of his tamOus
shift, now camoufiaged undgr the
title of a glide" There Vii be
scouts a-plenty at Franklin Field
to see just what Heisman has in
stock. though its a safe bet that
he will keep most Of his foxy stun
Under cover.
Princeton clashes with Swarth-
I-.Ore and the game should be in
rerostinE because il will give an
indication whether or not the Tigers
a~a going to be as formidable this
wear rs expected. Advance dope
from Coach Roper's lair is that
Princeton has wonderful material
and expects to be quite a bit strong
cr than last year. Ralph Gilroy,
CcorEcrONn. n. has practically won a
permanent berth in the backheld,
and 5seems to be showing the same
sped that made his brother famous
Yale and Harvard should have