The Washington times., 1928-11-16

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single highlight is 6-to-0 victory
!. over Yale, but that compensates for
al the losses
Al victory over Yale is widely
circulated throughout the cOull-
! try. while a win or defeat over
such as Washington College,
South Carolina. North Carolina,
Virginia Poly, Virginia Military
Institute or even Virginia isn't
broadcast I'm every corner Of the
football globe.
Maryland's only other triumph.
aside OF Yale, was over Washington.
College. Virginia Military was held
to a scoreIess tie, while the re-
fnainder were recorded on the de-
feated ledger.
Reports from Charlottesville, Va,
and MorgantowT1. w. Va, carry
the information that the Cavaliers
and Mountaineers will not have
their full strength due to injuries,
but neither will the Hilltoppers or
Terrapins. squaring the score on the
casualty issue.
Georgetown will enter the game
minus Capt. Jerry Carroll, crack
guard. whose leg was shattered in.
the Carnegie Tech combat. Ralph
Duplin. quarterback: Sam Cordov.3
ano. guard: Jim Mooney, tackle:
Johnny Hudak. halfback. and Paul
Liston, tackle. will be in there
playing with slight injuries.
Charlie Walsh, who has been
trying to crash into the lineup
as a rguIar lineman for the
past two years, will have his
desires granted tomorrow when
he will sub as guard for the
disabled Captain Carroll. Walsh
was schOOled at st. James High
In HaverhiII, Mass.
Georgetown is weak in capable
reserves. The Hilltoppers have
large squad, but are short Of first
rate Iinemen who can go out and
play acme ball against such teams
as Carnegie Tech, New York Uni
of that ilk.
West virginia. which reaches
here today in charge of Head
Coach Ira Rodgers, is anxious to
bowl over the Blue and Gray for
two reasons. One Is the wish to
wipe out the marks of that $50
rout of last year and the other is
TO gain added laurels by a conquest
over the Hilltoppers. The Noun
taineers will work out at the sta
dunn this afternoon after George
town has CONCLUDED it's practice
there. These two rivals, meeting
tomorrow for the third successive
wear, are expected to wage a stir.
ring battle. The probable line-ups
are as follows:
w. VIRGINIA Position GEORGETOWN
Lang ...........L. E.,.... Provincial
Gordon .........L. g ....,.. cordovano|
Hageberg ..... Center. Wynkoop
MeiseI .....'.-..R G..''..'"... Walsh
yacheTesse ......R. E......... Tomatni
Ryan ...........Q q. B.......... Duplin
Bartrug ........L. H........... Dwyer
Keefer (C.) )......F. B. ....... Barabas
The Senator Millard Tydings
trophy will be the prize in the Mary.
land. Virginia skirmish tomorrow at
College Park. Senator Tydings of
Maryland placed the trophy in com.
petition two years ago. with the
intention that the winner Of each
years game would gain It's pos
session for three years.
Although, the 1926 contest at Cola
lege Park ended in a SIS tie. the
MafytdnueFS turned the trophy over
TO the Virginians. The Cavaliers re.
tanned it by winning the 1927 game,
21-0, at Charlottesville. Virginia won
5 the game in 1925.
Senator Tydings, warm
friend of Curley Byrd's, was
cIassmate of the MaryIand's
coach during their undergrad
uate days at College Park. He
will undoubtedly attend tOmOr.
rows game.
The College Parkers, following
their last strenuous workout yes.
terAay. win be given but a light
session this afternoon. The team is
in excellent condition and hopes to
gain a victory over the Cavaliers
after these gridiron setbacks. They
are not taking any stock whatever
in the gloomy stories coming from
Charlottesville, the citadel of the
Virginia gridders.