The Washington herald., 1922-10-18
GEORGIA TECH INVASION
HOLDS INTEREST OF FANS

Cadets toughest assignment. of the
season. not even excepting he an
nual setto with West Point.
Georgetown University will face
an old-time rival in the Fordham
tea mat the Polo Grounds; Cath
ole University and Villanova will
meet at Nillanova, Pa: Maryland
VIII invade the sacred precincts. of
Palmer Stadium in an effort to
twist the Tigers tail; George wash
lngton and St Johns of AnnapoIis
VIII offer an appetizer to the Navy
Georgia Tech embroglio at Annap-
oils. and Gallaudet will hold forth
with Randolph-Mac at Richmond.
Injuries Hit HilItoppers.
The Hilltop crew will be minus
the services of Tom Mcnamara and
Wiggy King Saturday. Both suf-
fered injuries in the Cincinnati con
test that will keep them out of the
lineup Indefinitely. Smell will start
at end In Kings place, while Nc
Namara's loss will not be felt so
severely, as Lieb will be available
to assist Capt. Comstock and Wertz
stem the tide of the Maroon at
tack in the center of the line Fla
win, Kenyon. Mslley and Byrne are
all 'in the pink" and ready to ex-
tend themselves for the first time
his season. if need be.
Coach Exendine restricted prac-
tice yesterday to perfecting plays
to he used against the Bronx Col
legians and secret drill.
Tnt -,
CLASH has the Catholic University
student body worked up to a pitch
of excitement rivaIing that which
generally precedes the c. U.-George
Washington game. Closed sessions
are the rule at Brookland this week.
and the entire squad is determined
to hang the Indian sign on the Penn
sy1vanians
Drive Maryland Backs
Realizing that more backfield
punch is needed against Prince
ton than has been displayed by the
College Parkers this season, Coach
Byrd is deVOting his entire attention
in decided effort to strengthen the
Gold and Black attack. Johnny
Groves and Heinc both outkicked
their Red and Blue rival punters at
Franklin Field last Saturday. ana
the work of the Old Line forwards
was also very satisfactory The
backfield, however. appeared to lack
the brand Of generalship needed to
pin defeat on as formidable an
eleven AS Penn trotted out.
Maryland has a very good chance
Of duplicating little Cofgate's feat
of holding the big Orange to lone
touchdown. providing they develop
an attack that will approach their
defense in ability.
QuiEIey'S Charges Drill.
George Washington, undismaycd
by their defeat at the hands Of Johns
Hopkins last week. is bending every
ounce of energy to stem st. Johns
winning streak when the two clash
at Annapolis Saturday morning,
Stiff practice sessions will be held
eveY afternoon this week, and
Coach QuiGley will probably wind
up the work with scrimmage to-
morrow and signal drill Friday.
Changes GaIInudet Lineup.
Coach Hughes is making radical
changes in Gallaudet's lineup. Capt.
LaFountain is back at right end.
and Wallace will call the signals
henceforth. The Kendall Greeners
Will enter the Randolph Macon con
test minus the services of several
regulars. Scarvie is out with a frac-
tured rib. and Cherry had a bone
broken in his hand in the Western
Maryland game. The student body
at large was rather disappointed
in the teams showing last week, bur
are confident that the Mutes will hit
their stride Saturday,