Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-13

University of Maryland should
nave begun practice last Thursday.
put failure of jerseys and stockings
TO be delivered prevented the work
outs. The material came in this
morning, though. and the first work
out will be held this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock
Only three members of last years
eieNen have been lost. knode ana
Earaii, from the backfield. and riggs.
right end Eppley, left end: Nisbet
ana Mackert, tackles: Moore and Sui
iiVan, guards. and Bailey. center, are
me regular iinemen of 1919 due out
IN uniforms today. Macdonald, full
PACK, and Bosley. left halfback. are
the regular backs sure to return. 1t
was thought for while that knode
would be back for post graduate
work. but he probably will not. Ba-
rail- has had only two years in col
iege, but is almost certain not to ap-
pear in uniform
Two, and probably three. men who
nave been members of squads at
state before are due back. Brooke
Brewer. whose stunts in 1916 estab-
lished him as a really great foot ball
player. landed in this country from
Germany two weeks ago and an
rounced that he would be out at Col
lege Park again: Morrison Clark.
former Tech tackle. who was at State
year before last. and Mish Gurevich.
another Tech man who played half
back on the s. A. T. G. team in 1918.
are due TO return. it is understood.
Gurevich and Clark were at Michigan
last fall. but neither played foot ball.
New Material Looks Good.
Little will be known of the quail
ty of the new material until after the
opening of the scholastic year, a
week from today. and the new fresh
man class matriculates. Whatever
material may be in the new first
year class. it is known that at least
three good prospects are due to en-
ter. They are Wardell, Techs star
quarter last year; McQuade. Eastern's
fullback. and Brown. Episcopal
Highs tackle for the last three years.
All three of these youngsters should
make good men.
The freshman team of 1919 de-
veloped three players much above the
average material that comes from
high school-"Mac" Brewer, a tackle:
Branner, center. and Pollock. an
end-and all have fair prospects of
making more than one varsity man
hustle for his job. Brewer came from
Western. Pollock from Central and
Branner from Randolph Macon.
1t has been reported that Ward.
tackle at Western Maryland a year
ago. and Sender, st. Johns quarter
back. are due to enter State. Reports
about Senior have been definite
Shouo ~ SdooC MOL ldud IHcH 10 Ue-
lieve there is a fair chance of his
matriculating at College Park, but
about the only information anybody
seems to have about Ward is that he
is said to have remarked after the
game last fall in which his team was
defeated by Maryland that he expect
ed to come to College Park next
year" Ward weighs 205 pounds and
stands about six feet three inches.
Maryland will be the first of the
schools here to open the season. 1t
begins September IS with Randolph
Macon. And after that it is to play
about as difficult schedule as any
eleven. Georgetown also was listed
to begin it's season September IS. but
the New York Aggies Cancelled. Cath
laudet begins play the same date. and
Georgetown and George Washington
start October 2.
G. u. and c. C. in No Hurry.
Charley Cox said at Georgetown last
night that he thought it would be an
unnecessary tax on the players to
bring them here for workouts during
hot weather when it does not seem
necessary. He stated that he felt
Georgetown could get its men in
shape for st. Johns in two weeks and
that the first hard game, that with
North Carolina State, is not to come
until October 9.
Charley Moran, director at Catholic
University, stated that the men would
not be got back before the opening