Evening star., 1941-10-22
Hagerty Gives Hoyas
New Plays, Drills
Against 7 Style
Other District Teams
Will Be Underdoes in
Out Town Tits

Even though no prospective reward
OF a bowl bid awaits the winner OF
Saturdays Georgetown-Bosto Col
lege game in Boston the setup still
Is much the same as 1t was last year
Two almost evenly matched teams
will take the field. with the edge. If
ary, slightly in favor of the Eagles
because they. as last year. have been
through a mite tougher schedule
with the same record as have the
Hoyas
Last year they met with both
having won seven straight games.
This year each shows tarnished
record of two wins in four starts.
Other District schools also are going
against out-of-town opposition as
slight underdogs.
Maryland is travelling to Philadel-
phia with hopes of upSettlng Penn
svlvania and American U. visits
Meadville. Pa, to take on Allegheny
In Saturdays other games. On Friday
night George Washington plays
William and Mary at Norfolk.
The Eagles 1918 victory last year,
still regarded as a bit on the lucky
side In some quarters spoiled what
otherwise was the best season in
recent Georgetown history and the
PLAYERS are not being permitted to
forget at.
Revises Hoya System.
IN a stiff workout yesterday, Coach
Jack Hagerty revised his system
somewhat in preparation for Bos-
tons ct" formation. Hagerty also
added some new plays and scrapped
some of the old ones so that he
will present items unfamiliar to the
Eagles who by now have complete
diagrams Of play used so far.
One thing is certain. George
towns players are not cocky over
their George Washington victory of
last week Everything they did then
turned out right but they already
have had one taste of what cockl-
ness can do this season when they
went down to Virginia Tech con-
sidering the opposition a pushover,
and what happened there prac-
tically ruined their season.
Tom Mont, soph triple-threat
back, appears definitely lost to the
Terps for the Penn game. He was
hurt in the Duke clash of october
IL and aggravated the injury when
he made a tackle in yesterdays
workout and had to leave the field.
Burlin In Uniform.
Ralph Burlin, ace tackle. who
went out Of the Florida game last
Saturday in the first period with an
injured leg, was in uniform yester-
day but did not practice He'll re-
sumo light work today and should be
ready for the Quakers. Otherwise
the Terp squad is sound.
The Terps stressed running plays
IN their scrimmage yesterday, indi-
eating that they will not put all
their reliance in aerials, despite that
Penn has two lines that average
around 200 pounds.
Work for the rest of the week will
be lighter but 1t will be lengthy and
thorough. No change in the regular
starting lineup was indicated by
yesterdays drill. Max Hunt, who
played a fine game In Burlin's right
tackle spot last week, remained on
the Job.
Coach Bill Reinhart Is uncertain
over some of his G. w. starters
Friday night against William and
Mary and several combinations were
tried in a varsity freshman scrim-
mage yesterday. One of them had
Jim Graham added to the backfeld
as right halfback in place of Bur-
nell Martinson who shifts to block
ing back. On the bench, probably
only temporarily, was Bill Bass, all
around sophomore.
Walt Fedora and Paul Weber were
the others working in Reinhart's
flrst-string backfleld yesterday.
Missing because of injuries were
Johnny Picco, end, and Hank Au-
gusiewicz, guard They will be
ready before Friday, however, and
only were kept out yesterday to
avoid further injuries.