The Washington times., 1923-09-24

Iege game. Last year the teams n
winning, 46 to 6.
The Hilltoppers have but two
weeks in which to prepare for their
clash with the Quantico Marines
and they mean to waste no time.
They have duty to perform. that
duty being the smashing of the UP.
start outfit from down river. the
outfit that had the audacity last
season to come TO Washington and
defeat the Blue and Gray. 9 to 6.
Knowing that the Marines. pre-
pairing for a tough campaign, be,
gan practice in the middle of
August, Jackie Maloney called his
candidates together for ten days
intensive training at Garrett Park
before college opened. He wanted
to. have them in good physical con-
dition before tackling the Leather.
necks, who are always in good
shape.
The practice at Garrett Park has
been beneficial. Last weeks scrim-
IMAGES put on some more finishing
touches, and Saturdays game with
George Washington should prove OF
considerable worth.
While it is true that George
towns powerful forwards of 1923
have been swept away and it win
be difficult to replace such backs
Is Flavin, Lowe. Kenyon, and
Gus Malley, nevertheless Coach
Afaloney has enough players ac-
quainted with the Exendine style
Of play to make good showing
against the Marines
The failure of the Marines to-
win Saturday from " NJ. T. was a
bit surprising. Coach Maloney wit
messed the game. played in down
pour of rain on muddy field at
Lexington, Va, and he may have
learned something of advantage.
v. M. /. shored good Judgment
in punting frequently and givine
the Marines plSntw of opportunities
TO tumble. This they did as often
as possible, and it was after such
q tumble that the Flying Cadets
showed Caldwell over the line. Ngivs
ing V. M. /. the victory, 6 to 0.
The ability of the Cadets to stop.
Goettge, Z - Marines plunging fell
back. wa unexpected, and un-
dolbtedly Maloney saw how it was
done. The Hilltoppers will en-
deavor to do likewise when the
Marines come here.
coach Malonev will probably use
two full elevens against the Buff
and Blue Saturday, taking full i'd
vantage of the chance to get in
valuable practice: The first team
will probably be composed CT:
Captain Florence and Smell,
ends; Ted Butler and Tom Ma
mara, tackles; Sheehan and Jaw
ism, guards; Gene GoISen, center;
Du Four, quaFferback; HegaFty
and Byrne, halfbacks; Plansl1y,
fuIlbach.
Thompson, the bulky tackle, is
suffering from an injured knee, but
he may be in condition to play part
Of the game against George Wash
ington.
Polly Byrne is not in the best of
shape, and neither is Hegarty, so
that il they are not to be risked,
Haas and Tom Golsen may start
against the Hatchetites.
Coach Bill QuigIey has a smaller
squad at work down at the Tidal
Basin, but he is wasting no time.
He gives out a tentative lineup to
start Saturday, as follows:
Wallace and E. Miller. ends; Hot
tel and Goldman, tackles; V. Miller
and MulIigan, guards; Ketcham, cen
ter; Lamar, quarterback; Griffin
and Henderson,, halfbacks; Pryor
fullback.
Like Maloney, Quigley expects to
use as many of his candidates as
possible in Saturdays game, and
there will be many substitutions on
both sides.
Over at Annapolis Bob FOIweI's
Navy eleven will make a plunge
into the campaign against William
and Mary. Little is known Of the
VirginiaTfs this season. Last year
they had a strong team, scoring on
Penn State i'm the very first game,
but they may not be as powerful
this year.
MARYLAND entertains little Ran
dclph- Macon at College Park and
should have no trouble in winning
These elevens did not meet in 1922
With the exception of the Big
Three, football opens almost every
where next Saturday. Yale. Har-
ward and Princeton do not swing
into action until October 6.
Furman faces Virginia, Bethany
tackles w. and j.. Washington Col
Iege meets the Quantico Marines
Western Maryland takes the field
against Washington and Lee and
Tennessee battles the Army at West
Point.
Columbia plays it's first game un
der Percy Haughton agains
Ursinus. Dartmouth, with Editor
Ed Duffy at center, opens its cam
paign against Norwich. Pennsyl
vania entertains' Franklin and Mar
shall.
Rucknell opens with Pittsburgh
and Muhlenberg faces Lafayette
. West Virginia meets West Vir
ginia Wesleyan, while V. p. j
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