The Washington herald., 1920-11-12
Loss Of Star Causes Gloom
In c, U. Camp-carlin
AndKenyon VIII Be Half
backs in Game With
Southern Champs.
By JACK NYE.

By JACK NYE.
There was gloom on the Hilltol
ls the Georgetown football men de-
parted yesterday afternoon to ciiml
aboard the Pullman that will de-
posit them today In the stronghold
OF the famous Golden Tornado" In
Atlanta
GLOOMY Gus" Malley, star half.
back, who was expected to shar'
with Jack Flavin the burden of at
tack In Saturdays struggle. stooC
among the members Of the student
body. and watched his mates de
part. He was leaning on q cane
Gus was surely gloomy.
The Blue and Gray will face the
mighty Tornado without the aid Of
this brilliant star. In the Nav,
game Maliey injured his knee ant
was relieved by Carlin- He wa
ordered to bed Sunday for a tive
lays rest in hope that he would b,
able to take part In the game with
Georgia Tech But the expected
improvement failed to materalizs
and. he Is now only able to hobbls
around with the aid of q cane
II IL feared that he Is lost for the
season
Many Changes In Team.
In a desperate effort to strengthen
the team for this big game. tn,
coaches have almost turned 1t up.
side down. Only two members oi
the backheld which started againsi
the Navy will take the field agains
Georgia Tech They are Flayin anC
Ward Bill Kenyon has takei
Dutch" Leighty's place at righ
half. and Pete Carlin, whose worl
As a substitute has been brillian
1t times. will be seen in Malley'I
position at left half.
There will also be two new face
on the tanks. Buck Wise, as an
: nounced. will start at left end. whil'
Frank King, former Andover star
win replace the light Zazalli at tn
right end Of the line. King weigh
around 17e, while Zazalli tips tn
beam at 155. Every pound Is goint
TO count against the husky Atlant;
eleven and this fact gives King tn
eall, despite the classy work o
Zazalli this season
The only other change will b
the shifting of Smeach to Com
stocks place at tackle on the righ
side OF the line. while the veteran
tackle will move into guard.
Forwards Have Hard job.
Against the Navy the left side o.
the Hilltop line appeared TO be aol'
to hold its own. Tom Sullivan ant
Comstock splitting many plays a
the line Of scrimmage- The righ
side. however. had plenty of troubl'
and. as luck will have 1t, Will b
opposed by the famous Bill Finche
and Lebey. Fincher is being halle,
As an aIl-American tackle and Net
5meach would have to outdo himsel
to hold his own with him.
Georgia Tech should also have |
slight edge on the ends. as Alber
and John Station are a classy pai
Of dankmen. Albert was the unan
imous choice for all-Southern ent
last year. but was shifted to tackl'
this season. where he has proves
tower-of strength When Georg'
Ratterman, star freshman end, wa
stricken with appendicitis this week
Station was moved back to end a
= running mate to his 17-year-olS
brother.
Georgia Tech also appears to hav'
decided edge over the Hilltopperi
IN the backfeld. with Barron, Flow
ers and Harlan. three of the mos
brilliant stars in the South, ready
: TO bear the weight of the attack
The fact that Barron Is still nurs
ing a broken Jaw doesn't seem Il
bother him at all.
Hilltop Banks ON Flavfn.
The only man in the Hilltop back
ield who appears to be able to holt
his own with this trio Is Jack Fla
vim II the Tech eleven stops hin
II will have done more than an.
other team this season, including
the Navy.
Carlin Is q fast halfback anc
had the honor Of making the onl!
drst down from scrimmage agains
the Middies on a 14-yafd dasl
around left end. Bill Kenyon will
be handicapped because IT Is hi
hrst game in the backfield. but h,
was shifted to that position largel.
to Sdd to the defensive strength
Of the eleven and should more thar
deliver in that department. Ware
was unable to gain against the Nav.
line, but may give the Georgia for
wards some trouble. as he Is q dan
yerous man II given an opening.
Defensively, the new Georgetown
combination is expected to prov
vast Improvement over that o
last week. when the secondary de
Tense proved powerless to stop tn
Navy backs.
Only eighteen players were taker
10 Atlanta They will be houseS
it the Georgian Terrace during theii
vtay and will practice this after
noon at one of the golf clubs II
the suburbs OF Atlanta. Dutch
rLeighty was not carried on the trip
The opening Georgetown line-uI
Is expected to be as follows: Wise
left end; T. Sullivan. left tackle
romstock, left guard; Anderson
.enter: O'connell. right guard
smeach, right tackle; King. righ
|. end; F1avin- quarterback; carlin
left halfback; Kenyon. right half
back; Ward, fullback.