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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1919
Page
13
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Boston College readies to face Georgetown University at Braves Field this afternoon. Georgetown holds a sizable scoring edge in overall points, while BC has fewer wins but boasts notable victories over Holy Cross and Navy. Georgetown aims to extend its success after a two field goal win over Navy.
Boston College and Georgetown prepare for a clash at Braves Field with BC relying on a strong secondary led by Scanlan Fitzpatrick and Corrigan while Georgetown counts on Maloney and Madden to spark their offense. The kicking duel between Fitzpatrick and Maloney is highly anticipated as both teams seek to capitalize on down the field drives and aerial plays in this Royal treat of Boston football.
Exendine stresses tough schedule and hard competition as Georgetown football seeks stronger play. He cites victories over Navy and Georgia Tech, praises effort, and cites injuries versus Georgia Tech and Boston College prompting a resolve to improve beyond Annapolis and Atlanta performances.
Cavanaugh tells the squad to play the toughest football of the year, citing a late touchdown against Holy Cross as proof and warning that Georgetown will test them as hard as any game. He emphasizes sustained effort through all four periods to secure a victory.
Fifteen members of the Middlesex School second football team in Concord have been awarded M-2 letters, and manager Clark Atwater also received a letter. The players named include Brooks, Stevens, Warren Hopkins, George Knowlton, William Snedberg, Palmer Mullen, Douglas Krumbhar, Eliot Pratt, Brewster Atwater, Charles Sise, Otis Shat tuck, James Richards, Warren Davis, John Knowlton, and Arthur Pollard Ches ter Otis.
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