The Washington times., 1935-09-06

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reported injured. Meglen was in
a motor accident and showed his
right hand through a windshield.
When the medico shipped off the
last of the 26 stitches he said
Joe would be all right in a little
while. Heron broke a toe, but
refuses to admit that he is handi-
capped in the slightest by the in
jury. Freddie Tehaan likewise is
out of action.
The letter men lost by gradua-
tion include: Joseph Saverine,
Michael Chappa, Alan Cohen, Will.
liam Downer, Frank Del Vecchio,
Joseph Kelleher, Charles PARCELS,
William Pearson, Karl Saur, Frank
Williamson and Walter Voigt.
WearerS Of &C"
The returning wearers Of the
"G" are: Edmund Bodine, Andrew
J. Cummings, Leo Curley, William
Duff, Robert Ferrara, Michael
Fuardo, Donald Gibeau, Walter
Heron (co-captain), Joseph
Lynch, Joseph Meglen (co-cap-
tain), Albert Vaccaro and William
j. Williams.
Youth and enthusiasm will have
to supply the football might Of
Georgetown this fall. Out of a
squad of some 40 men there are
nine juniors and two seniors. The
rest are sophomoreS, all fired with
ambition and desire to give the
school the best team it has had in
years. They're a husky lot, sturdy
legged, heavy-armed boys who are
nodded like football players.
The tropical rains that lashed
Washington for the past five days
have worked a hardship on Jack
Hagerty and his charges. The
boys hove been spirited and the
boys have been working in the
gymnasium in shirts and shorts.
The drills have been spirited and
the boys take the gruelling with a
grin, but the fact remains that
work in q gymnasium is not the
work that the squad needs.
The Hoyas are preparing for a
campaign Of careful building. One
OF these years, not too far distant,
the Blue and Gray will be at its
former station in college football
ranks.
To Work Slowly
It's aim for the present is to
work slowly. building sanely until
it achieves a position of promi.
nence by natural growth.
The system to be used by
Georgetown this year is something
alike only to itself. The Lou Little
school of line play will be used,
This calls for rugged head and
shoulder contact with hard use of
hands, secondary after man has
come to close quarters and gained
an advantage or is seeking ad.
vantage by use Of hands.
The attack will be something
more or less original with Hag-
gerty. It embodieS some Of the
elements Of professional football
in which Jack himself gained
prominence. There will be a dash
Of Warner guile, and perhaps a
touch Of Rockne or anyone else
who may help. Hagerty, with
his broad knowledge Of attack
and the principles Of the systems
most in use. will take what will
help him and give the Hoyas
something that should help.
"The thing we need right
now is q lot Of sunshine" HaR.
gerty said. ''Working inside is
all right, but we want to ret
out and move around in the
sunshine. We have to take
weight off some Of these boys
and put weight on others.
"The thing that we are strfv.
ing for" Haggerty continued,
"is a team that will know how
to play football when it gets
on the field. The kids have
great spirit. They'll play good
football. I'm sure or it"
One Of the boys trying to win
place on the Hoyas is Leo Cur.
ley, son of the governor of Massa-
chuSetts. He is out for a place at
tackle, and there is more than a
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