The Washington herald., 1922-10-12
CIV. RIOTERS
TOSEE tilt WITH
HOPKINS GRIDDERS
Buff and Blue Renews Its
Athletic Relations With
BaltimOreans.
By AL. CONNOLLY.


are expected to accompany the
George Washington football eleven
to Baltimore saturday, where the
Hatchetites are listed to engage the
heavy Johns Hopkins University
crew on Homewood field.
Saturdays game will mark a re-
sumption in football relations with
the Blue and Black after a lapse of
six years, the Buff and Blue eleven
enjoying the honor of having won
In the last meeting betwsen the
schools.
Coach Quigleys men have devel-
oped a much stronger attack than
was shown against Virginia, and
with several late comers of last
the situation is brighter at the
downtown school than at any time
this season.
Another Scrimmnge Today.
A stiff scrlmmage between the
first two elevens was held yester-
day and another scrimmage Is due
today.
Mulligan. regular right guard on
last falls team. and Hart, tackle.
are expected to don the toys this
afternoon and will add much needed
weight to the Hatchetite line, which
averaged but, 156 pounds from end
to end in the Virginia contest.
Murphy. a New Englander. ap-
pears to have stepped right into the
shoes left vacant by Shorty Thomas,
who suffered a broken leg at Char
lottesville. and Konouski has been
shifted to the backfield.
Buckheister and Pryor retoined
the squad yesterday, and 1t is ex-
pected that O'Eeefe will have ar
ranged his hours at school so that
football practice viii; not conflict
with classes.
Ptak and Altrup will take care
of the wing extremities, Buckheis-
ter and Corbin. tackles: Strothers
and Allen. guards; and Clements at
center probably will start Satur-
day. with Murphy calling signals,
and Manson, Horany and wells COM
pleting the backfield.
Gallaudet Is Ready.
Reports from Kendall Green have
1t that Gallaudet Is set for the
Western Maryland engagement at
the latter's new stadium at West
minister.
Maryland Is biting off a huge
chunk in Heisman's Pennsylvania
team. but Byrd's men can be count
ed upon to give good account
of themselves at Franklin Field.
and with an even break in the ups
and downs of the gridiron game,
the Gold and Black have a good
chance OF emerging victorious over
the Red and Blue.
Georgetown Is working harder
than ever before for Saturdays in
tersectional contest with cincin-
natl. The Ohioans, minus six let
ter men. suffered an ignominious
defeat at the hands OF Pittsburgh
in their opening engagement OF the
season, but with all six regulars
reinstated and the discovery OF a
punter in the person OF one Line
man, whose kicks compare favor
able for height and distance with
those OF Jack Fiavin, and one of
the best ball carriers of the year
in Palmer, 1t is a cinch that the
Hilltoppers will buck up against
more powerful eleven than Leb-
anon Valley trotted out last week.
Flavin at Helm.
Flavin was at the helm OF the
Blue and Gray varsity yesterday.
and two touchdowns were registered
on the scrubs in a short scrimmage.
Flavin's quarterback play seemed to
take the sluggishness out of the
Hilltoppers. and the team should
make gradual progress from now on
until the contests with Georgia
Tech. Bucknell. Lafayette, Holy
Cross and Boston College roll
around.
Head Coach Exendine realizes
that Cincinnati will present
strong team on Saturday. and is
taking no chances against the
Westerners. who are known to pos
sess a battling attack and kicking
game.
Coach Maloney of the yearling
steven. put his charges through a
stiff scrimmage yesterday in prepa-
ration for today's expected workout
with the varsity. The freshman
combination is heavy and fast. and
held their older and more expert
enced opponents scoreless in their
first meeting last week.