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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER i, 1912.
Wolverines and Quakers Battle at Philadelphia Htlltoppers Fifth in Totals
MICHIGAN ELEVEN
Roller Skate Match.
A record la expected to bo mads
Thursday, evening when Carroll Don
nelly, the Washington professional,
hooka up with William whiting In a
one mllo match roller akale raco at
tho Areado rink.
Whiting Is touted ns being ono of
the opeedlcst roller akale stars In the
country. Donnelly la well known to lo
cal enthusiasts, and If he skates to
his previous form will mnko Whiting
sprint his hardest.
Vigifants, Headed by Joe Oliveri, Have Little Trouble the Edgecombs to Bury
BATTLE SATURDAY
The Principal Intersectional
Game Finds Outfits
Well Matched.
10
PENNSY
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VANDERBILT CLASHES
WITH HARVARD TEAM
Commodores Lead Country in
I Points Scored This
Year.
By LOUIS. A. DOUGHER.
Bomo really blj names nro neheduled
for many gridirons next Katurdny, tho
most Important, perhaps, being that be
tween Michigan ami Pennsylvania, nt
Pranklln riclil, Philadelphia. Of seven
battles between them tho lied and Blue
of old Penn has been, triumphant In
four. Michigan has won two. while tho
annual clush In 1010 resulted In neither
Bide scoring.
Michigan started this year with the
nucleus of a isood eleven. Early games
Kvo every Indication that tho varsity
team would be fully up to tho standard
of othor Yost machines. When Ohio
etato was defeated, 11 to 0, at Columbus,
Ohio, the supporters of Michigan began
to. expect an ensy victory over Penn,
yhtch was already floundering around In
the doldrums.
Then came the disaster at Syracuse.
I.cwls Castle, the speedy Syracuse half
back, ran rings around the Wolverines
nnd Michigan was beaten 18 to 7. South
Dakota, a team of giants, but wholly
unskilled In the nner points of the game,
ivus beaten Saturday at Ann Arbor by
n. single goal from touchdown In tho last
minute of play. There Is no Joy at
Michigan tcjday.
Penn Picking Up.
On the other hand, Penn Is picking
tip. Though defeated by Penn State's
veterans Saturday, there were glimmers
of coming class to tho work of tho
Quakers. Tenn has had a miserable
reason. Swarthmorc started tho run of
defeats on October II, winning 6 to 3.
Birown swamped tho Quakers on tha
following Saturday. SO to 7. Lafayette's
"vln, 7 to 3, filled tho cup of misery to
overflowing. Penn State continued It
lost Saturday. Penn Is decidedly out
of the running for tho "title, and yet
the prestige of the university, combined
with the Intcrseitlonul flavor of tho
contest, makes It one of the best of tha
3 ear.
Another sectional struggle of peculiar
interest to this section of tho country
Is the Vunderbllt-irarvard gamo nt
Cambridge. However, Harvard s vic
tory over Princeton seems to foretell
slaughter for tho weakened Vandcrbllt
eleven. Then, too, the coaches say that
JIaivnrd will use u substltuto team In
this game, thereby tuklng away some
of the drawing power or the game.
Ynlc Is primed for the lirown eleven,
nnd expcctH, and should, win a com
;arutiUv easy victory. Broun failed
to uphold Its promise against Han an,
nnd Yale will endeavor to better that
Bioru oi aj 10 ju.
Indians vs. Army.
All New York will hustle up the
river Saturday to get Its one peek at
C.lenn Warnei's Carlisle eleven, tho
best scoring machine In the North.
Carlisle mat have to fight hard, but
tho Army Is hardly a match for tho
Dedsklns.
At Ithaca Al Sharpe's disheartened
Cornell team will face the giant Dart
mouth eleven, and should be smothered
by the aggregation which trampled
upon Amherst to tho tune of 60 to 0
Saturday.
The Middles face n tough team In
Ilucknell, which held I.afnette to n
no-score tie .Saturday at Uaaton, and
may be soundly beaten by "By" Dick
son's lads.
Snarlhmore, conqueror of Penn and
the Nay. meets Lehigh and should win
with comparative ease.
Vanderbilt Leads.
Vanderblll leuds the country In total
cf points scored. Tho Nashville eleven
lias scoied 312 points, Carlisle running
n close second with 310 Indeed, many
believe that the Indians will reach the
ff0 mark before tho close of the season.
Princeton Is thlid, with 262, Dartmouth
fourth, with 257, and Georgetown fifth,
with 211.
Yale and Penn Slate have had the few.
eat points scored jgalnst them. The Ells
have et to hnp a touchdown scored
on them, ami only two Held goals have
shot across their posts Cornell made
one tomhdown against Penn State, tho
one blot on State's shield.
Katlreulilv poor are tho records of
l'ennsvlvanla and Cornell. The former
lias lost four of eight games plaved
Morlng but Ul nolnts against 57 for
opponents. Cornell has won but three
oi seven games plajed
Navy Eleven Averages
Higher Than Before
ANNAPOLIS, Md , Nov. . Tho
offlclul weight taking of the members
of tho Naval Academy football Uum
within the lust fuw das shows that
most of tho members havo lost a few
pounds, but that any likely arrange
ment of the team will still nverage
much higher than most former navy
teams, the line leaehlng 1S pounds or
more, and tho baiklleld only a little
less
Tho weights of the most prominent
members of the squad ale nodes, cap
tain, and tmcktleld mun, lto, Nlcholls,
backllcld. 155, Itigiam, half, 170, Cook,
halfback 161, Leonard, halfback. H.',
llutes, half back, lt.6, Alexander, back
llild, 157, Tailing, hulfhack, MS, II Har
rison, fullback, no, Mcltcavey, half
back, 171), Walker, center, 1W, lirown,
guaid, nil, Howe, guard, 202, Vaughun.
tackle, loo, uedman, tackle, 171, Lull.
mure, mime, ire; lillilirl.it, end, 167
Overesch, end. 176. Gruf. ml. ict
Should a team to meet the Army bo
selected today. It would probably be as
follows: Left end, Overesch; left tackle,
Vaughan; left guard. Howo; center.
Walker; right guard, lirown; right
lavnic, jimiiiuii, UK!!' eilQ, UllCnrlflt
(luaiterback. nodes; left halfback. Pall.
Jng, right halfback. Ingram; fullbat.k,
JI Harrison. Tho averugo weight of
this team Is 179 10-11 pounds The lino
weighs 1X2 4-7 to the man, and the back
Held myt pounds. Theie nro no likely
changes which will change these ilg.
tires greatly, but tbera Is a probability
that the members of the squad will gain
a few pounds e. piece In tho next three
weeka.
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HILLTOP COACHES
FACE HUGE TASK
With All Available Material
List, New Men Must
Meeting
By BRYAN
Willi Jack Hcgarty, Jim Dunn, Fred-.
ly Murray, John I'etretz, "Hlondy' '
nhclnchtld, Davo While and Van Brock-
lln on tho Injured list, und tho chances
of recovery of several of these men
slight betoro tho Virginia gamo two
weeks hence, tho Georgetown coaches
are facing the hardest sort of task.
Of these men all the available ma
terial for tackles has been literally
swept off tho boards. Hcgarty may
not play again this season, according
to reports, while Pctretz, though bis
Injury Is slight, Is likely to havo a
repetition at any time. Ilhelnchild Is
absolutely out of It and cannot be
counted on to take part in any of the
games.
Davo White, who was fearfully
pounded In the Indian game, and was
out but one day before tho Carolina
game, Is far from being In condition,
while Freddy Murray's injured shoul
der, and Jim Dunn's elbow and leg
will not allow them to play for sev
eral days yet.
Oeorgetown Is Indeed a crippled
eleven and the chances of beating Vir
ginia are growing dimmer and dim
mer. Unless miracles happen In tho
next ten days, tho team will go against
tho Charlottesville pluyers with a set
of cripples who cannot be expected to
make a creditable showing.
In Bad Slump.
Coachea Qargan and Uonnls make no
bonea of saying that tho team Is not
only In a bad mid-season slump, but
that the many injuries make It Impos
sible to determine Just what can be
expected. There Is no idea of making
a bear story out of the conditions on
tho Hilltop, tho team is woefully'off
for available tackle material at pres
ent and -with the exception of Costello
in the backfleld, tho other men are
not up to scratch.
It Is more than Dosslblo that Davo
Whlto will be shifted to tho tacklo po
sition and thai ir roirctr comes
around, ho and White will tako tho
places vacated by Ilegartv and Ilheln
child. MulUney nnd Morlarltv muv lio
made Into tackles bcroro tho season
ends, howeNer, as it Is posslhe that
tl,M i.nm will ho thoroughly looked over
- -l.l.n irnl.l,All nrlm 1r.A In
at PetreU's place at Illchmond. may be
worked Into ono of tho tackles with
White.
On Thursday last tho team worked In
tip-top shape. No smoother running
football rr.achlne could have been asked
for The footwork In the backfleUt was
precise, plays wero run off with regular
ity and the interference was well nigh
perfect.
Backfleld a Joke.
In the Carolina gamo on Saturday, the
Georgetown backfleld wus a Joke in
everv sense of the word. The back"
fulled to take advantage of the holos
opened by Uio linemen. There, waa fric
tion between tho players and the team
work, noticeable three dajs beforo un
der the watchful cjes of the coaches,
crumbled and fell away after tho first
few moments of repulse by tho Carolina
eleven.
Hours spent at rudiments last week
wre forgotten, and tho players, with
one or two exceptions, made mlserablo
flukes at dropping the runner while the
compact little men In tho Carolina back
field nlftllr dodged and avoided tho
Georgetown men, picking their holes
nlcelv and getting away for many surds.
Carolina plas which could have been
stopped wiiu case pencil many urus.
Jim Dunn's absence was felt In the
backfleld, for with White out of condi
tion and slowing up. tho backs wero
thrown by an end time after time.
If Georgetown Is to play tho same sort
of game against Virginia the followers
of tho Blue und Grav can look for a
reverse Instead of the third straight vic
tory against tne orange and Blue.
The Oeorgetown couches explain that
for Tackles on the Injured
Be Developed Before
Virginia.
MORSE.
tho slump Is expected and that an off
v at iticnmoiul was looked lor. Tiiai
Hignrty and Petrcti should be swept
off the teum was unlookt'd for and was
tho climax to a week of accidents fol
lowing the Indians' game, that was
cntirel unexpected.
During tho week It Is planned to get
tho mtn in as good physical condition
us Is possible, light work only being
Indulged In before the game Saturday
with Washington College In this game
It Is expected that only the men In the
bfst condition will be used, and that
the squad will be pointed for the big
game with Virginia on tho following
Satunlu.
That Virginia game is now looked
upon as a lilg game. Tho charlottes
llle men hae begun to come forward
rupldlv The material known to have
been on liund has caught the fair wind
und Is setting sail In full flight as a
nul Virginia team. Tho reverses of tho
first games of the season are being for
gotten In the stand that Is to be taken
against Georgetown, and the next two
weeks will find thu coaches looking for
ward to a possible Wctorv over tho
Blue and Gray In the annual battle.
"Unless tho high school principals
change the eligibility rules for partlcl
patlon In football gumes, we expect to
play Cohlll in tomorrow's gamo against
Business. He Is eligible under the pres
ent rules, his work for the Mrs! six
weeks Is all light, and we aro expect
Inir tn nl.iv him In tho game."
This la the itatcmint of Faculty Ad
viser Small, of tho Ktistem High School,
who looks utter tho Interest of EuHteru
In nthlLtlc matters taken over by the
tlv.- hUh schoolB of tho city. Cohlll,
being eligible under the ruling of the
niinilniitM it entitled to lead his team
ugalnst Business in tomorrow's battlo
at I'nlon Lauguo Park.
All timing tho seaton Captain Cohlll
bus been Torrid to view me gumes irom
tlm HtrillnoH iltri tfam bus nlaved but
enco In the championship series, and
thut contest was decided in favur of
Central, after foity minutes of the stllf
cst sort of argument.
Those who saw tho gamo were of the
opinion that CohlU's presence In the
Kitatcrn lino-tin might havo BWUng the
tide In favor of the Light ltluo nnd
While, and Knstern had every re-latin
1, ilUIi hrr fitntnln hml beeil CllglbM.
While Knstern has lint mo game. Pusl-
tlKa Utinilx nil
excenont cwmto ui
evening up with Central nnd Tech, hav-
In unn itn nnenintr contest.
With Cohlll In tho line-up tomorrow
tho Fasterners aie thought to havo a
line chance ugalnst thn Stenographers.
Central was held to a plngle touch
down, and as Kustern llgurcs that It
1 cvciv hit is good as Central wltn
Cohlll In the ilne-up, Business will nuvti
to play great football to maintain Its
'i'rlde . ., j, . .
At Business thev are Inclined to be
llevo that Cohlll will b" allowed to iiUy.
Perry Crandall. tho faculty adviser at
tho Business High School, oajs the
matter rests In tho hands of the princi
pals of thu two Bchools and that as
far as can bo seen Cohlll Is to bo al
lowfd to ploy
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VIRGINIA EXPECTS
TO BE VICT
Showing at Nashville Entire
ly Satisfactory to Coaches
and Students.
riiAiiinTTi'iivif m t.. ..... . I
Virginia students will come up to Wash-
Ington on November 16, with tho ulnglo
purptufe of seeing their representatives
ucie.ii mo ueorgeiown eleven. Kur
from taking thu J3-U setback b) Vuniler
vllt as discouraging, the student body
firmly believes thut with the next two
weeks for hard work, the Orange and
Blue will reach the form so long anti
cipated. Going to N.-nhvllle under cir
cumstances thut even f-.elr best friends
deemed disheartening, the VlirfinU
elovtn proved Itself an admirable de
fensive machine.
From tho different bulletin boards
where the plays wero recorded b)
downi, the Virginia admirers wutched
closely tho progress of the game, and
at Its conclusion, Uok the result morj
In thss light of u vlctarj than defeat
Tho great record Vandcrbllt had made
early In the season, combined with Vir
ginia's mediocre showing, predicted un
overwhelming victory for the former
However, tho Virginians surprised all
the football doposlcrB by holding toe
Commodores to two touchdowns.
To examine tho dope. V M. I. de
feated Virginia, 19-0; Vanderbilt oot
Virginia 13-0. And yet nono will deny
that Vanderbilt could walk aw a with
V. M. I. Tho natural and only con
clusion Is that "Speed" Elliott's boys
aro coming, and coming fast. At any
rate this Is the student ccnllmcnt, and
tho sumo will bc'felt on November 16
In tho san-o spirit that they would
srfcet their team us winners, tho stu
dents have ui ranged to meet thn train,
bearing the Virginia football squad. In
a body today. Headed by the university
bard, both students and football will
march back to tho college.
Trumbull Will Be Out
Of Game for Ten Days
CAMBniDGE, Mass , Nov i. Only
Trumbull, Harvard's big guard, came
out of tho game with Princeton In a
weakened condition. Ho Injured h's
side und Is expicted to be o.i thn side
lines for ten days It was at first
thought ho had a broken rib, but this
was found not to be so.
Charlie Brlckley was not Inlurcd Hcrl-
ously. Ho was exhausted bv his valiant
efforts to make a touchdown, though a
slight kick on tho head dazed him when
he was removed from the game He
win get into tne practice tomorrow.
Harvard will play a substitute eleven
against Vandcrbllt Saturday, the Com
modores not being strong enough to do
much with the Crimson.
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VIGILANTS DEFEAT
EDGECOMBE TEAM
Coach Wayne Hart, Star Tackle, Leads His Charges to
46 to 0 Victory Over B altimore Visitors at
Union League Park.
Members of Ihe Vlgllants eleven are
chestler than usual today and look
forward to more flrml establishing the
Independent championship not only of
Washington, dui or naiumurr, ioiioh-
Ing estertla's msy win over the Kdge
combe Klubmen by a 46 to 0 score
There was nothing to It but the Vlgl
lants nt any lime during the game,
long run, short runs, behind perfect
Interferences, featuring a well-pluycd
game.
If the Klubmen had any Idea of win
ning the game their expectations must
have received a setback almost at the
start of the game, when the Vlgllants
got a well-oiled machlno to work. Led
by Coach Wayne Hart, who decided
to play for the edification of bis c'larges,
the Vlgllants got together und ham
mered the visitors Into submWslon.
Earlv In the contest, Llcaronl, Farmer
nnd llcKcnilc, aiding each other with
good Interference, rounded the ends
in full swing for many yards, or plowed
through the line for long gains. All
of the touchdowns were scored by the
three Vlgllants backs, Llcaronl leading
with three.
Wavno Hart, who at one time starred
for Georgetown, and before thut for
George Washington, showed the vl'ltors
a few things ubout breaking up iiluya,
and Incidentally opened huge holei In
tho line. Ills work was a feature, and
ho showed thnt with a llttlo more con
ditioning ho would be In the same rorm
that stamped him as tho best lineman In
the South. . . ,. .
Humor had it that several of the Bal
timore men looked over the city di
rectory heforo giving their names for
thu line-up, but the fact that they might
have been noted stars and were care
'nllv dodging the A A V niado no
difference. Tho Vlgllants walked all
over tho field at will, and had no
hie. In getting the ball vvhcie they
a nnlnrl 1 1
Patterson and Oleverl. for tho Vlgl
lants, came In for considerable an
plause, their work being exceptionally
good, while the backfleld starred at all
times.
Old Coaches Rally
To Help Dartmouth
HANOVEU, N. II., Nov. .-Slx old
coaches will tako hold of tho work
here this week In thn hopes of putting
speed Into Dartmouth's cloven and gut
ting It Into shape to win from Harvard.
BUI Handall, '80. guard; King Biudy, '10,
quarterback; Charles Doyle, '00, end;
Spuddv Plshon, "10, quarterback: T. E.
Jennings,, '00, halfback, and E. D. ltlch,
'CO, fullback, will be on the field every
day Doc Connor and Walter McCor
nack, 97, will accompany the squad from
Ithucu next Saturday, and then aid In
coaching tho eleven for the Harvard
buttle It Is planned to keep the men
practicing until after nightfall, using
footballs painted white.
Dunlap May Not Play
With Princeton Again
PRINCETON, N. J , Nov. 4.-Dunlap,
Princeton's veteran end, m' v not don a
uniform again (his year. Last spring he
dislocated his shoulder, and repeated
this fall Saturday. It was this same
shoulder that was hurt In the Harvard
game. But two weeks remain of tho
local season, and it Is thought thrft he I
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The football squad will return from
Atlantic City tomorrow, nnd light prac
tice will be In order for tho New York
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