The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-05

Losing a great drop-kicker in
Stevens Che won the Johns Hopkins
skirmish with a field goal last year,,
Maryland gains another in Roberts.
The latter is more than dangerous
inside the enemy 3O-yard lane, as he
is deadly accurate when near the up.
rights.
He Is also some pumpkins at adj
| vancing the ball. A change of pace
is his salient requisite. He Is swift
and circles the end with fleetness.
He has a trick of waiting before he
starts his terminal movements, but
once off he is elusive and hard to
earth.
The players to report. including
their positions and weights, are as
follows:
1925 Regulars
Earl zulick tackle. 2O7: Arthur Won
drach. guard. 1S4; Capt. Harold Baf-
ford, center. 15S: Gus Crothers. guard.
1866; Donald Adams. tackle, Iss: John
| quarter. l67; Lewis Thomas, halfback
ISL: Fred Linkous fullback. 1856.
1895 Reserves
Richard Eppls. tackle. 1871: Sam VIM
terberE. tackle, III: Francis Porter.
taekle3snd. I7s: Bin coekerill.. tackle.
keenan,. guard ISIS: Henry Brown.
guard. 17s; Tom STEPHENS. end ISL:
Albert .sehaeffer. end, 1ss: Charlie
Pugh. halfback. 49,; Geiald Snyder.
From 1925 Freshmen
ch.r: -, DOdsSn END ~. Melvin .vS
H IHSi end rs: Herman Lon6ard.
end, $50: Fred Ribnitslxi, tackle. 1876
| Bill Heintz. tackle, ITO: Allen Mitchell.
~ GsorTs rgsas rs EuaTei
Robinson. guard. 17s; George MadiEan.
center. 173; Lawrence smallwood, cen
ter, 147: Augie Roberts quarter; l6s;
halfback. 1ss; Bin Armaeost halfbaek,
| III; Nick warcholy. halfbaek 15S;
Bryant Hanback,. halfback. Isl:
Elmer Happy" Hardell mobiles
his Tech High herd at College Park.
Nd, today to also begin football
preparations. The Manual Trainers
will be the first from the schoolboy
ranks to make start.
Hardell has lost three valuable
players in Frank Stutz, tackle and
last years leader; Shaw Blackstone,
quarterback, and Jack Snowden,
center.
AS a nucleus there remains
Spencer, Oyster, Lawrence Stutz,
Hoy, Cox, A. Winston, Florence,
Ensor, Sorrell, Drissell, Schneider,
Kleiner, Oehmann, Benner, Cole,
Rosenthal, Dunning. Geizer, Edel-
blut, Mothershead, Mayo, L. Win.
ston. Bailey, Captain Kriemelmeyer
Bailey, Ritter, Guy. Mills, Pope,
Hissey, Forney. Postlethwaite, Ship
man, Levey, Adcock, Tottent
Rooney and Michel. Edward Du-
vail is the manager, and Arthur
Storey, assistant manager.
This week sees other college
and scholastic squads here get
ting down to the business ut
hand.
George Bafllie Springston, football
coach and athletic director at Amer.
lean University, will call his candi'
dates on September Is. This viii give
him nine days preparatory work be
fore the team departs to engage
Gettysburg College in its opening
game.
Emerson Institute, Georgetown
| Prep and st. Adams will not start
preparation until the opening Of the
school terms.
Coach ''Zube" Sullivan col
lects his st. johns remnants
tomorrow afternoon. The left
overs will meet at 1880 o'clock
at the school gym. Last years
players left are Captain Chad.
wick, fullback; Nicholson and
Ryan, ends: Hudson. center, and
Il Ram. halfhack.
Dewitt Prep leaves wednesday fol
ten-day training siege at Annap
oils, Nd. No coach has beer
named to succeed Bolic DeGassis
Holes must be plugged in the back
field as Moyna, Head and Hartigar
have departed. The strong line is
intact.
wednesday, Coach Ken Simon
dinger assemblies his Gonzaga High
football fragments and takes them
to the Georgetown freshman field
for their first session. Captain Tom
Brew, end, and George Garvin, half
back, lettermen and Hinkel and Al
Farrell, reserves, are the only
seasoned troopers on hand. The
former Holy Cross star will face q
problem in welding combination
from the raw products,
Coach Charlie Guyon will start
work Wednesday or Thursday al
Eastern High. He will miss Buck
io'RTisa. last years fullhaels end