Evening star., 1924-09-22
LOOK ONEW MEN
AT KENDALL GREEN
Four Players of Repute Are
Added to Squad-Lahn to
Aid Coach Hughes.
BY II. c. BYRD.

T TANING started preliminary
ri foot ball practice later than
usual not getting out until
last Wednesday. Gallaudet College
has an exceptionally difficult task to
get the team in shape for the open
ing game with the powerful Buck
nell eleven on October T. So far the
squad has done nothing other than
to engage III practice in the funda-
ncntals and endeavored to do such
training stunts as should get il Ill
condition to begin today to get in
some real lckS toward the develop
ment OF team.
Coach Teddy Hughes has back some
good material, but lost three men from
the 1928 eleven who will be very diff
cult to replace. Langenberg in the
backfleld, Boatwright at end and Lain
al tackle are going to be very con-
SpicuouS by their absence. Such eX-
perienCed and capable men are not re
placed very often on squad the size
of which is limited, as it is al Gallaudct.
However, Lain Viii be present to help
the squad as assistant to Coach Hughes.
The best Of the men from last
years team returning is the brilliant
Other are Rose in the hackheld. FLAX.
killian, Wallace. Pucci and Young in
the line. Clark. who played in the
baCkheld two years ago, but VINO
was not in college last season, also Is
back and probably will come mighty
near winning his old job.
The best second string men from
1928 now out with the squad are
Baumann, knauss, Szopa. Danosfky,
Miller and Johnson, all of whom are
linemen. Szopa also has had some
experience BACK Of the Lint.
Several new men of exceptional
promise have reported. the backtield
prospects eSpe cially having been
frightened considerably by their
presence. Notable among the new
men are Byouk. 17S-pound back, from
the Colorado School for the Deaf;
Miynasek, 49, pound back, from the
Michigan School for the Deaf; Wond-
rack, fast quarterback from the
Ohio School for the Deaf. and Rid
dings, an end from the Missouri
School for the Deaf.
Best OF the new men seems to be
ByOuk, as h is able TO do almost
everything well. And not only is he
d good punter, an excellent paSSer.
able to carry the ball we'll, but he
also has established a reputation for
himself for fine performances in the
other major sports before coming to
Gallaudet.
ThIrty-tiVe men are working out
daily, and beginning tomorrow, Coach
Hughes viii begin to get the men to-
Sether 50 that teamwork may be de-
Neloped. With Bucknell game only
two weeks away, Coach Hughes does
net face an easy task. No other coach
around Washington faces as hard d
job for an opening contest.
1T is too early TO make any predlc-
tion about our team says Hughes.
and we are simply going to go ahead
and do the best We can in all our
games. Lain. one of the best line
men We ever had, is back to help with
the coaching, and | expect him to be
invaluable in rounding out good
team.
After playing Bucknell october 4.
Gallaudet meets in succession, on Oc-
tober II, Is and -, st. Johns at An
napolis Lyuchburg at Kendall Green,
and Drexel at Kendall Green. No
vember / is open, and after that comes
Randolph Macon at Ashland on No
vember S, Loyola at Kendall Green
on the lot. 81. Josephs at PhIladel-
phia on the I'D.