Evening star., 1921-09-30

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game with a team including five vet
Grams. Wise and zazelli, ends: Com
stock, guard. and Capt. Flavin, half
back. who played with the Blue and
Cray last year, and McQuade, half
back. and leader of the 1919 team, are
slated for the opening lineup. Among
& the newcomers likely to get a chance
~ show their worth under fire are
Sweeney and Butler, tackles; kimbal1,
guard; Les Lauries. center. Du Four,
quarterback, and Byrne, fullback.
Two ID. &. Boys in Line-Up.
For the first time in years there
will be two Washington athletes on
the Georgetown eleven. Wise was
leader in all sports while attending
Business High, while Byrne made
good with a vengeance at foot ball
and basket ball with teams at Con
xaga High School.
Jack Gass of Lehigh, veteran grid
iron official. will referee the contest.
The umpiring will be done by Charley
Guyon. former Carlisle player. and
John Thomas of Lafayette will be
linesman. The game will be played at
American League Park. starting at
. o'clock.
C. U. Appears Strong.
=" Catholic University has a team
made up of the best of last years out
fit aud several new men of eXcep-
tional worth Corwin is back on end.
while Lynch, who held down the 9TH
er flank position in 1920, Is due to
<Slay guard against Richmond in the
Gran, is at the other guard and Bren-
nan and Eberts. tackle and center. re-
Spectively. year ago. are to hold the
same positions now. Curran. 1920 full:
back, again is in that position. while
8IcKeon. Yeager. Buckley, Connell and
ar.lt6 ra M vi ms
tackle. end. quarter and the two half
back berthS.
"a. McKeon comes from Detroit. Yeager
NOM Pennsylvania, Buckley from
Iowa. Fitzgerald from Gonzaga Col
lege and Connell from Philadelphia.
G. w. Line-Up Unsettled.
George Washington still is in doubt
about one guard position, center. and
one halfbacks job for the game
against Virginia. 1t is certain.
though, that Ptak and Shaw will be
on the ends; Hart and Hawley, tao
kIes; Walter at one guard and SEQ
Held Springston and Loehler in the
,packfield. All these are experienced
.men, and Hatchetite supporters be-
.lieve the team is going to show about
.S90 per cent more strength this year
than last.
.ssHawley and Walter played the po-
.sftions they are in last year, but Hart
is a newcomer at Jackie anu 10 d
brother of the Wayne Hart who
played at George Washington in 1908
and 1909 and later held down a job
son the Georgetown eleven. Hart was
a: tackle at Clemson three years ago.
sSt,w formerly held down an end job
Swarthmore and Ptak played foot
ball in Arkansas.
= incidentally, Ptak is a foot ball
player of no mean ability. If he does
not make a name for himself at end
Ibis performances in practice are not
Indicative of his real worth.
Tough Game for Maryland.
university of Maryland will send
eight regulars of the eleven who beat
Syracuse last year into it's game with
Rutgers tomorrow at New Brunswick.
Bfanner, right end; Clark, right tac-
kle; Bailey, center; Moore. left guard;
Nisbet, left tackle: Groves, quarter
back; Plassnig. left half. and Brewer,
right half, are the men from the 1920
feam who will line up against the
Scarlet mountain of flesh which il
known as the Rutgers eleven.
The three positions at left end, right
guard and fullback, made vacant by
the graduation of Eppley. Sullivan
and Mackert, are to be filled by Pugh,
Gundry and McQuade. Pugh was the