The Washington herald., 1921-11-11
9LOCALBOYS MAY
START FOR M. U.
Thirteen District of Columbia
Players on First Squad.
Y Open Game Expected.

Every Washington pigh school,
except Business. is represented on
the University of Maryland varsity
football team which will play Cath
olic University tomorrow at Ameri-
can League Park, and eight and
nossibly nine boys who got their
early gridiron experience at local
institutions will start the contest.
Tech has contributed five players
Central is represented , by four,
Western has furnisiieds a trios apd
Eastern lust one. Piggy" Moore,
guard: ''Tater" Clark, tackle; Ed
Pugh, end and haifback; Joe Bur
ger, tackle, and sally" Bosley'
halfback, formerly played for the
Manual Trainers. Rosy" Pollock
end and center; "Zeke" Bailey
center: Walter Young, end. ano
"Arlie" Latham, guard. are Central
graduates. Latham, however. was
not on the football team at Central.
Capt. "UntZ" Brewer, halfback
and punter extraordinary: Johnny
Groves, quarterback, and Mack
Brewer, gaurd, are from Western.
Jack McQuade, hefty fullbsck, is
Eastern's solitary contribution.
Young, Bailey, Pugh, Moore, Bur-
ger. "Untz" Brewer. McQuade and
Latham or Mack Brewer. who are
lighting 1t out for one of the guard
positions. are sure to start. Groves
is the possible ninth starter al
though 'Ducky" Semler may get
the plotting assignment. However,
IL Groves does not start he Is sure
to get into the game later and
doubtless all thirteen of the former
District scholastic players will be
seen in action during the afternoon.
Clarke, who is the regular right
tackle, has been out with an in
Jured leg since Maryland's game
with Syracuse.
Maryland's freshmen team, which
will play Tech High in a prelimi-
nary game, also has a number OF
former Washington schoolboys In
its lineup. notable among them be-
ing Heine and Hough. who played
for the Manual Trainers last season.
Both the Catholic University and
Maryland squads spent a large and
long afternoon on the fields at
their respective institutions yester-
day. The teams went through
everything in the football repertoire
from soup to ice cream. However,
the forward pass was the main
dish, the teams being drilled in
how to use II and how to bust II
up. A lot OF open play can be
looked for tomorrow.
Though yesterdays practice was
secret Coach Rob. Of Catholic Uni
versity. could not conceal his de-
light in having discovered a brand
new placement kicker in the person
Of big Ben Voor, c. US heayies,
player. The Brooklanders have NOT
mad occasion to use a placement
KICK all season. but Coach Robb
feels that the Maryland game NAV
De just that close that three points
Will mark the winner.
with this in mind he threw out
several pigskins and before dark
ness came was convinced that yoor.
In addition to proving a strong man
IN the line. can be depended on to
boot the ball between the uprights
for enough points to win II both
goal lines are safely protected.
Voor was a consistent scorer ves-
terday afternoon inside the 35-yard
mark, and in practice booted sew
eral pretty ones from teh 4O-yard
line. Voor uses his left foot when
kicking.
Orders were issued by Robb last
evening for practice this morning.
II will be final workout, and from
its conclusion up to game time the
{. U. players will be given a rest.
The students at the Brookland
school will turn out in 100 per cent
attendance for the Maryland contest
mass meeting last night will be
followed by another tonight, and
the students will be in fine trim TO
support the players tomorrow.