Evening star., 1921-10-04

TIaCliCc yesterday was COnpdTd-
lively light for all the players Of
every squad, and most of the men
who participated in the games of last
week were allowed to take 1T very
easy. In fact, at the University of
Maryland the eleven men who started
at Rutgers were given the afternoon
of and told to keep away from the
field.
Beginning today, however, all the
squads are going to get some severe
drills. The men who have bruises
and other sore spots from their first
real tests will be allowed to take
shape to stand battering, but the
fit are due for some real workouts.
Maryland's squad, considered from
one standpoint, came out of the game
with Rutgers rather fortunately. 1t
have about half the team on crutches
or in the hospital, as 1t was about the
toughest contest in which a Mary
land eleven ever has taken part. In
reality. though. Maryland did not
come through without it's marks. Four
players have cut lips and two of the
four are severely cut; one is in the
hospital with badly twisted leg; two
have twisted and bruised arms, and
one got kick in the leg which gave
him charley horse. However. with
the exception of Clark, who has the
twisted knee. none of the men Is so
badly injured that few days of
comparative rest and careful treat
ment will not bring him around SO
that he will be just as effective as
when he started last Saturday.
Bryan Morse, athletic director at
George Washington. is much pleased
over the showing of his team at Vir-
ginia- Said Morse this morning:
The score of the game did not show
the true comparison between US and
Virginia. In reality, on straight and
open foot ball Virginia, 1 believe. is
just about one touchdown better than
We are. The other scores it got were
due to the more finished play of it's
team, due to longer practice this fall
and better opportunities and facil-
tiles for foot ball. One month from
now Virginia would have the time of
Its life to whip u.s."
Georgetown will spend this week
almost entirely in polishing up the
plays 1t already has and extending
the scope of it's offense. 1t was only
would be ragged in their offensive
play against Lebanon Valley. as they
had not been practicing long enough
to develop much unity. Coach Exen-
with his capabilities as one Of the
best foot ball teachers in the east
and given the material he will turn
out strong elevens both extensively
and defensively. Glen Warner told
the writer that he regarded Exen-
dine as the best exponent of the
Warner system, that which made
Carlisle famous, and thought him
one Of the best coaches with whom
he had come In contact.
According to one man who watched
Catholic University take a bitter pill
from Richmond University's spoon
last week, the Brooklanders had a
team on the field potentially four
touchdowns stronger than Richmond.
I can't understand why it did not
win" Incidentally. this same man
says that Frank Dobson, coach of
Richmond's team, after the game
paid this tribute to two of c. us
backs: There are two Of the best
backs 1 have seen on a gridiron in
a foot ball field and do it WELL" He
spoke of Buckley and Curran, quar-
ter and full backs, respectively.
Hart. George Washington tackle,
has twisted shoulder and probably
will be out Of the game for three
weeks. His absence will create q
hole in the Hatchetite line that will
be extremely difficult to fill. Hart Is
brother Wayne. when the latter star
red at tackle for George Washington
and for Georgetown, but he is far
better than the average man playing
the position in college foot ball in
the south.