Evening star., 1921-10-12

In it's opening engagement with Vir-
Ginia Polytechnic Institute week be-
fore last, William and Mary played a
good defensive game and held the
heavier Techs to two touchdowns The
Indians also flashed fair offensive
that was developed sufficiently in the
following week to score a victory over
Trinity at Durham, N. c. The Indians
are pointing carefully for Saturday S
match. their first in years with an
eleven north of Virginia.
The District squads are being driven
at top speed these days. George
Washington and Gallaudet went
through long signal drills nd in
dulged in some scrimmaging yester-
day, while Catholic University. which
increased it's prestige by its work
against Fordham last week. had an
unusually heavy workout. All of the
Brooklanders came out of the battle
at New York in good condition, so a
formidable lineup is assured for its
conflict with Mount St Mary's.
Georgetown, for the first time this
season. held secret practice. With the
Westminster game the only one re-
manning before the big battle with
Holy Cross at Worcester. Coach EXen-
dine is carefully planning a defense
against plays centered around Gagnon
and Simendinger, brilliant Purple
ooShSs WHO gave Ndfu So iHuCE
trouble a couple of weeks ago. The
Hillteppers are building a heavy line
and 1t will be given a thorough work.
out against Westminster.
Univerrity OF Georgla's big foot ball
machine is scheduled to stop over in
washington tomorrow afternoon. on
its way to Cambridge to play Harvard
for an hours workout on Georgetown
Ield. The Athens squad is due al
noon and will leave early in the even
ing for Boston. Georgia is bringing
Assistant Coaches Larry Conever and
Jimmie De Hart, and the party is under
the management OF Prof. S. V. San
ford, who has been the whole cheese
in Georgia athletics for years.
Georgia will oppose Harvard with a
or not it will have the machinelike
precision of Harvard elevens or not
Georgia is likely to be, man for man
the physical equal of the Crimson
Chances are. though, the players who
make up the southern team will not
be near so experienced as individuals
as their rivals.
Last spring Coach Stegeman made
the statement that Georgia might not
whip Harvard but would produce a
raerry afternoon for all in the Crimson
lineup Jimmie De Hart. who intro
aASSu at oCof S1d many Ol "
ideas. told the writer. Il know that
Pops plays have worked well at
Pittsburgh against some of the strong
est elevens the country has produced
and 1 see no reason why they should
not work against Harvard"
Two men left by the University of
Maryland in Syracuse are on the
mend and probably will be back at
school the last of this week. "Zeke''
Bailey, veteran center. who sustained
a dislocated cheekbone, has had it
set and left Syracuse last night for
College Park, and Alex Demio. Sec
ond-string left end, is rapidly getting
over what at first was thought to be
a case of pneumonia. pemio lay in
a hospital from Saturday noon until
Monday morning with a heavy fever.
Bailey Is the only center of real
worth Maryland has had in the last
two years and his position on the
team probably would be harder to
fill than that of any other man, with
the exception of Brewer.
1t vas a Hather remarkable coinci-
dent that Bailey. Maryland center,
went through two years of college
foot ball without an injury. but this
fall in two games in which he has
worn the number 13 on his jersey ne
has been knocked cold.