The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-09

While no definite plans have been
talked over by the coaches Interested.
II Is expected that the methods EN-
ployed last year will be followed in
dividually.
The three groups will probably be
trained separately and will be coached
separately. II is expected that scrim'
mage work will be carried on late in
September just before the teams are
ready for their first games of the sea
son.
Maryland. George Washington, and
Delaware meet strong teams at the
very start OF the season. 1t is design
ed TO scrimmage the candidates of the
three squads against each other before
the season actually opens, and by this
means work them TO point where
first class results will be obtained.
Has Stiff Road.
Maryland University has as stiff a
schedule as any team in the country.
The College Park men not only take on
tough opponents, but run the country
at large for their engagements.
Right off the bat the Marylanders
go up to New Brunswick, N. j.. to
tackle Rutgers. Then they go TO
Syracuse to get chance to repeat
their victory of last year over the Salt
City lads in Archbold stadium.
A breathing spell is offered the
Maryla nders in facing st. Johns Col.
lege, although reports have IL that the
Annapolis men will be there with many
bells this fall. Virginia Poly, the Uni.
versity of North Carolina, Yale, Uni.
versity, Catholic University, Carnegie
.,1I
in the order named.
1t IL evident then that the College
Parkers are DESTROYS OF getting plenty
Of action from Delaware and George
Washington before doing their turn
on the big time.
VIII Have Program.
The football candidates will be
housed and fed at College Park, Md
the home of Maryland University
There will be a regular program for
each squad which, for the most part
will embody principles OF football, the
usual Skull practice" and the ordi
nary forms Of conditioning.
AS an experiment in football the
idea is entirely new. The teams do
not meet each other on the gridirun
this year AS a means of providing
scrimmage under ideal conditions the
arrangement Is expected to be OF
great benefit to all concerned.
Instead OF arranging games for
September "a, games which usually
provide little I'm the way of actual
practice other than to fatten point
totals, the three institutions are ex,
pecting to gain much benefit from
the present arrangement.
Maryland University, despite the
loss Of Mackert, is expected to be
unusually strong this season.
healthy squad was carried last sea
son and a number OF first-class men
developed The George Washington
team, much weaker than the Col.
lege Parkers last year, is expected
to be somewhat more formidable.
Counts On Strength.
Delaware College, which appeared
to be but two touchdowns stronger
than the Hatchetites last season, is
counting on having a better team
this year. The Two teams are ax.
pected 10 give the host institution
some fine arguments before the seq
son starts.
Formerly Delaware trained a. Re,
hobath Beach, N. J. The Hatchetites
worked out last fall in Potomac Park.
The present arrangement brings the
squads together the first week IN
September and holds them until the
first game.
The only oar to the ARRANGEMENTS
calculated 20 hold back their develop,