The Washington herald., 1921-10-08
CEORCETOWNAlD
c. ". U. HOLD STAGE
NDETRICT TODAY
Kenyon to Appear at Full
For Hilltoppers Against
Ursinus.
EXIE SHIFTS TEAM
Improved Hatehetites to Make
Bow Before Home Fans at
Union League Park.
EXIE SHIFTS TEAM
By GORDON sHAND.

With all fiye of Washingtons col
lege football teams swinging into
action today, and with a host OF I'm
portant games scheduled all over the
country, gridiron fans. both local
and countrywide. will have much to
null over when the results of to-
days games are made known.
TWP OF Washington's elevens Will
entertain at home today. George
town is billed for a clash with
Ursinus at American League Park.
and George Washington is down for
an engagement with University OF
Western Maryland at Union League
Park.
The other three local elevens will
battle on foreign soil. Curly Byrd's
University of Maryland team will
face the big Orange squad at Syra-
cuse, n. Y; Catholic University will
face Fordham in New York; while
Gallaudet will play its hrst game
Of the season against Franklin and
Marshall at Lancaster. Pa.
With a week to smooth over the
rough spots which Georgetown ex-
hibited to the public view last
Saturday. Coach Exendine expects
the Hilltoppers to break loose to-
day with something of the speed
they were expected to display
against Lebanon Valley.
Kenyon Goes to Full.
Possibly with a view to strength
ening the Hilltop defense against
the forward pass, Exendine has
shifted Bill Kenyon to fullback. ana
will send Joe O'Connell to fill in at
end today. Sweeney. up from the
second team, will play at guard.
"Pauly" Byrne was injured IN
scrimmage yesterday and it is
doubtful if he will be seen in action
today.
Kenyon is known for his ability
to break up the aerial attack. He
played the Georgia Tech game in
the backfield last year, and has the
distinction of being the only player
to cross the Golden Tornado line on
its home field in several seasons.
The game will start at. 3.
After a very creditable showing
against Virginia last Saturday.
Coach Quigley's Hatchetites expect
to dispose of Western Maryland
without much trouble. The Mary
Ianders held George Washington to
7-to-7 tie last year. but have
shown no great strength in their
work SO far this year. In their
initial game of the season last Sat-
urday they fell easy victims to st.
Johns. of Annapolis, 20 to o.
Ptak. Hart. Hughes and Hawley
are still on the injured list follow
ing the Virginia game, but SPRING
ston is back in the lineup. and will
be seen in his old position at quar-
terback.
Here's Hatchetite Lineup. .
Quigley will probably start the
following men today: Krauss, left
end; Connolly, left tackle; lavish.
left guard; Banville. center; Mulii-
gan, right guard; Allen, right tackle /;
Loehler, right end; Springston.
quarter; Schofield. left half; Simp-
son. right half: Manson, fullback.
Wilbur Apple, of Michigan, Tech
High coach, will referee. Patton. OF
New York University, will umpire,
and Daniels, of George Washington,
will act as head linesman. The
game will start at $40.
Curly Byrd's University of Mary
land team has the battle of its life
on hand when 1t faces Willie Mee-
hans big Orange machine at Syra-
lcuse. The New Workers are pining
for revenge for the 10-to-7 defeat
suffered at Marylands hands last
year.
"Untz" Brewers much advertised
toe, which furnished the margin of
victory against Syracuse last year
and repeated against Rutgers a
week ago. will probably again con-
stitute a major part of the Mary
land offensive. Maryland's hope for
victory seems to lie in Brewers
brogan and an absolutely alright
offense.
Byrd Is expected to start Pugh
and Branner. ends; Clark and Mis-
bet. tackles: Moore and Gundry.
guards; Bailey, center; Groves.
quarter; Brewer and Plassnig. half
backs. and McQuade, fullback.
Catholic Tackles Fordham.
After Saturdays unexpected de-
feat at the hands Of Richmond Col
lege. Catholic University seems due
to fall before Fordham today by a
top-heavy score. Charley Brickley's s
eleven looks stronger than in years,
and the Brooklanders should be
well satisfied IL they can hold them
to any kind of respectable margin.
Coach Robb has a squad Of twen-
ty-five men in New York. For to-
days game he will probably pick
Corwin, left end; Brennan, left
tackle; McKeon, left guard: Kelly.
center; voor, right guard: Lynch,
right tackle; Yeager, right end
Buckley, quarter; Emery. left half;
Conneil. right half. and Curran,
fullback.
Coach Hughes. of Gallaudet, took
caster, Pa, yesterday morning.
and. despite lack Of practice, expects
to make a. creditable showing
against franklin and Marshall to-
day. 1t will be the first game Of
the season for the Kendall Greeners,
while the Lancaster men have al
ready clashed with Albright and
University of Pennsylvania.
Gallaudet's probable lineup Is as
follows: La Fountain and Randall,
ends; Connor and Baynes, tackles;
Lain and Roberts. guards; Langen-
berg. center: wallace. quarter:
Seipp and Rose. haIfbacks; Netusii,
fullback.
On foreign fields ipssrest largely
centers in the first intersect,onal
clash of the season at Cambridge
today, with Harvard and, Indiana as
opponents. The Hoosiers. though
handicapped by the Western confer
ence rule, which forbids practice
until September Is. expect to give
the Crimson plenty Of trouble today.
Harvard will enter the fray with
three games already under its belt,
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