Evening star., 1923-09-23

Eastern Highs eleven may prove
a surprise this fall. Charley Guyon
could readily be turned into a first
! rate combination. This week the
! Eastern foot ball tutor will devote
! most of his time to imparting to his
! charges the art of real offensive play.
| Guyon is a firm believer in developing
team well versed in attack.
Would Make sheehy Center.
! Among the newcomers at Eastern
! is Reds Sheehy, former graded school
| into a ceneet to replace Joe O'Dea
I one of the best pivot players ever at
Eastern. Pink Eggleson, another
likely looking prospect for the line.
has the attention of Guyon. william
Gladstone Roudabush. Quarterback /;
! Bill Beckwith, half; Otto Lehnert.
| fullback; Tom Hook, half; Paul Sut-
I ton, sub quarterback of last year;
Jack Smith, half; Capt. Claude New
| man and King, linemen; Brown.
| Schaefer. guard; Paul Sutton. quarter
/ back; Gregory. tackle; Heeke and
| Edwards are working hard for regu-
| lar berths.
Over at Central in the Wilson
4 stadium more than fifty candidates
this week probably will keep Coach
Doc White and his assistant. Melvin
| ]. Prentice, busy. According to the
dope. the Blue and White should have
the heaviest team in the five high
schools. 1t is unusual for any high
school team to have pair of young
sters weighing around 200 pounds,
but in Capt. Joe Crawford and Cole
man Jones, linemen, Central has two
of the largest gridironers seen thus
far on the school grounds. If these
boys make ths team and play only
an average game, there still should
be the psychological effect of their
hugeness on the four opposing teams.
Strategy played a big part in Cen
trails success in foot ball last year
1t defeated each of its rivals by
employing different style of play.
This fall these same tactics will be
used. Starting this week lasting
until the series gets under way, the
Central coaches will instruct their
they believe will humble their OPP
ponents. The heavy line Central has
| in prospect should enable II to in
clude in its offensive repertoire sew
eraf so-called trick plays.
Westerns Squad Light.
Western will have, eight of its
! veterans back this year, but in the
entire squad there are few who will
weigh as much as los pounds. Tech
Central and Eastern probably wH
have much heavier elevens. With
one course to adopt sat Western, ac-
cording to the followers of the
4 lGeorgetown school Forward passing
and end runs probably will be de-
veloped to high degree of efficiency
James o. Cade. newly appointed
coach. and his assistant, Daniel F
Ahearn, intend to select a varsity
eleven in the next several days
Hageage. half; Tommy David. half
! Roland Dulin. end: Meredith Cap
per. guard; Henry Lamar. center
Tom Stephens. lineman; Capt. David
Welchel. quarter, and Ashley Hawk
ins, tackle, are veterans back this
year.
There are two reasons why Tech
should present a formidable clever
this fall. In Charley Pugh, captain
OF the team. it has one of the -bes
Irop-kickers in the schools for sew
eral years and should present {
iclever pair of ends. OF the four higf
school squads seen in action las
; week there were no other tanker!
who looked quite so good as 10,
Wood, Gordon Kes. Ter and Rei'
Moreland.