Evening star., 1922-09-17

uilCu ny ~ OSCIiUcli dUu "N(udt'-
that presents itself to Coach Excne
places.
"Exie" believes that King will prove
Just as capable on the right flank
as did O'Connell. but knows that the
iinding of man TO take the posi-
lion left vacant by McQuade is about
AS difficult a task as can be imagined
McQuade was n great back, and the
chances are that tho former Carlisle
man will have to content himself
with player of less ability.
Florence was the hrst of the Hlli-
TOP squad to arrive here. and he
hard as nails, as he puts it. The re-
nainder of the players arc due. and II
is certain that the entire squad will
be on hand Wednesday
Must Develop Reserves.
Georgetown's real problem. accord
ing 10 those that know the condition
of the entire squad and its outlook.
is the development OF capable sec.
oud string men. One prominent
Georgetown official told the writer
few days ago that the Blue and Gray,
il it. is lucky enough to escape IN.
juries, will make a great record, out
that II injuries do occur troubles
cause of the absence of second string
PLAYERS anywhere near as capable as
the varsity.
Georgetown opens its season
October with Lebanon Valley, ana
Lebanon Valley usually is anything
but soft picking" The big games
the Hilltoppers are to play are win
Pordham. at New York, october Il;
Holy Cross at American League
Park. November 4: Georgia Tech. at
American League Park. November is.
and Boston College. at Boston, NO
vember IS. The George Washington
game Thanksgiving day always mas
been a big day for Georgetown. out
lust ho. big it VIII ~ be p,H from .ad s,ana arsv
o put its greatest efforts 10 win Is
not known.
Some doubt exists as to whether
Georgetown and Lafayette VIII ensase
in a post-season game here Decemoer
,. II is understood that Lafayette las.
fall agreed to play on that date, and
SO far nothing official has come from
Lafayette to the effect that the con
est Is off. However. private advices
nav. reached Washington that Lafay-
cite does not intend to come here. II
the Easton School fails to play AT
American League Park the Hilltoppers
win be much disappointed.
with the University Of Virginia game
oniv two weeks of and ten men out TOT
practice, George Washingtons foot peil
outlook Is anything but good IL was
,sye homes of retting out for their team
several exceptionally capable men ana
by the end Of this week having on the
Held a very formidable squad. Coacn
Bill ouIsley ought to be somsWha. sat a. nnt ois-
couraged over the outdoor, put Is not
His opinion Of the situation:
eve have a poor outlook right now
and the Virginia game is only two
weeks away, but by the last OF next
week we expect to have s.tnhf i, Ss sa%de ahIe
TO work some kind Of team into fairly
good shape. I believe before the sea
son 10 over q strong team VIII pc wear
ing our colors. We have back some
Huehes is out and IL in good shape,
and besides him Al Connolly and wal
ters and Manson, some OF tho main
stays of tho 1921 eleven. seem mt to
go through q game right now. Also two
or three Of the new men appear to be
good enough to become integers of a
real foot ball team. especially Pryor
a big fullback."
Catholic University will not get its
,nuad out until September 81, four
LAYS after many southern instltu-
tions have played games. The
Brooklanders have been unable 10
get permission from the university
authorities TO nave ticii SQtou
rort earlier than that. and no doubt
The late start will work severe
hardship on the players in their
opening games. The contest with
Lehigh, scheduled October .. has
been cancelled, the seasons opening
"A. when Washington College is to
play here. The late beginning of
practice also will prevent the early
organization of a freshman squad.
which had been planned.
University Of MARYLAND yesterday
completed q week OF mild practice.
the weather having been too hot for
real foot ball. and the teams equip
n1ent having been delayed. However.
the squad yesterday was put through
a. drill Of charging and opening holes.
and with the arrival OF all equip
ment the real foot ball practice will
begin tomorrow Several men de,
have not reported as yet, and one or
two others were unable to do much
last week because of illness.
A query to members of the largest
tered at the university. has elected
the Information that there will be
more material than usual in 1t, and
about twelve OF the newcomers have
been asked to report tomorrow, so
that a team INA; may BE be 1o formed ,.nit for ,
10 get the best of the yearlings in
shape for their opening game
Among those freshmen who will be
out tomorrow are five former Wash
ington high school boys. Lanigan of
Business. Parker and Supplee of
Tech. Wilton of Central and Herzog
of Eastern
GsIlaudet expects it's squad to get
under way the latter part Of this
week or the first of next The
AAn hax h~ IL
main strength Of their 1921 squad,
and understand that several good
foot ball players are slated to enter
the college this fall in the freshman
clasA