Evening star., 1928-11-02
v. & NJ. GRID TEAM
TO ARRIVE TODAY
Expects to Do Well Against
G. Wv. P. |. Is Primed
for Maryland.
BY the Associated Press.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, November 2.
With the expectation of giving q good
account of themselves against George
Washington University tomorrow, men,
bers of the William and Mary foot ball
squad will leave here this afternoon for
the Capital City, where the conflict
will be staged.
While the backf1eld probably will lack
some of the regulars, the Indian line
will enter the game tomorrow intact.
| Scott and Taylor still are among the
| injured and are not expected to get q
chance in the mixup tomorrow and
several reserves who have shown ability
In practice this week may get into the
| fray.
BLACKSBURG, Va, November Q up.
With heavy week of practice behind
them, IS members of Virginia's Poly
| ing spent last night in Lynchburg, are
| today heading for Norfolk, where to-
morrow they will meet Maryland's Old
Liners in the Virginia tidewater classic.
The Gobblers expect to arrive in
Norfolk today in time for light work.
out before nightfall.
| Coach Gustafsen has announced his
probable starting lineup for the Mary
land game as follows:
Gray and Mahaney, ends; Capt.
Bailey and Ritter, tackles; HotchkisS
and D. Hubbard, guards; Price, center;
Hooper, quarter; Spear and Peake, half
backs, and Looney, fullback.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, November
| 2 (P)-With the Washington and Lee
game scheduled for tomorrow. Coach
Nealle today is giving his Virginia foot
ball squad the final rounding out work.
out, with emphasis on the huddle sys-
tenn, with which he hopes to speed up
the Cavalier attack, under Sloans di-
rection, against the Generals.
Defensive work against washington
and Lee plays has been mainly in the
form of dummy scrimmage this week,
the same method being used to perfect
offensive plays to be used against the
Generals.
LEXINGTON, Va, November 2 N)--
Washington and Lee foot ball squad
are scheduled for only light WORK
out today to finish off the week OF
practice for the annual Virginia game
tomorrow. This workout will see the
finishing touches of an apparently de-
ceptive offensive attack which the Gen
erals probably will use In effort to de-
| feat the Cavaliers.
A stiff practice Session yesterday aft
ernoon kept the squad busy until late
hour. For the first time of the week
the regular line-up, except ends, was in
| tact throughout the drills. 1t appears
| definite today that Towill and Williams,
ends. and Barnett, fullback, will be un-
able to enter the Cavalier game tomor-
row.
| CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. November 2
| GP).--North Carolina's remodeled line
| looked better in practice yesterday and
| it appears that it may present a
scrappy front in the North Carolina
State game at Raleigh tomorrow. The
loss of the two regular tackles will
weaken the forward wall considerably.
The Tarheels got their last taste OF
work in punting drill and stationary
defense against State plays. III
The reserve tackles displayed fair
blocking on punts and several times
varsity linemen broke through to spoil
+, the freshman kicks.
! RALEIGH, N. c., November 2 (P).-
Practicing until dark on defensive tao
tics and attending another night session
| at which coaches discussed ways and
means of stopping North Carolina plays
were high spots in the North Carolina
State foot ball camp yesterday.
| Satisfied with results Of two days Of
scrimmage, Coach Tebell expressed con-
fidence in his Wolfpack's improvement
on the offense, from which may hang
States ability to outScore North Caro-
| lima here tomorrow
Tebell today will repeat his defensive
drills in light rehearsal at the eve of
| the clash.