Evening star., 1928-10-17
OH Rrae Are Being Reneed in 7uo Of Gridon Battles Here
.HOYAS, OLD LINERS
| IN MAIN CONTESTS
West Virginia Wesleyan and
Western Maryland Are
Formidable Foes.

~ My one of the five foot ball
games in which Capital COL
lege team figures Saturday
~ will bring together elevens
which met last Fall.
Catholic University and William and
Mary are the lone elevens that came
together in 1927 which will try con-
clusions again Saturday. The Cardi-
mails were winners over the Indians
last year, IL to 0. AS was the case
last Fall Saturdays game will be played
at night.
In other games involving teams of the
Capital college group Saturday. George
town will meet West Virginia Wesleyan
in Clark Grihfth Stadium, Maryland
will engage Western Maryland at Col
lege Park, Gallaudet will tackle Amer
ican University at Kendall Green and
George Washington will visit Altoona,
Pa, to try conclusions with st. Francis.
Georgetown and West Virginia Wes-
leyan have met before, as have Mary
land and Western Maryland, SO that
old rivalrieS will be renewed in the
two main clashes of the week end.
Johnny Bozek, former Gonzaga star,
Is expected to get a chance to play regu-
larly in the Georgetown University
'backfield now that John Hudack, crack
back, Is out with dislocated elbow as
the result of scrimmaging with the
Freshmen. Hudack probably will be out
two weeks or more. His loss will be
keenly felt as he has been showing ex-
.ceptional form this Fall.
Capt. Jerry Carroll, guard, will appear
for the HoyaS against West Virginia
Wesleyan, after having had to watch
the Lebanon Valley game last Saturday
from the sidelineS because of sprained
ankle.
Except that Wondrack may replace
Heintz at left guard, Coach Curley Byrd
of Maryland plans to start the same
combination against Western Maryland
as begun against South Carolina last
Saturday. The last time the Old Liners
and Western Maryland met on the grid
iron. which was in 1915, the College
Parkers won, 81 to 0. However, West
ern Maryland has risen in the foot
ball world in the last couple years and
now is real foe for any team.
The Up-Staters held the strong Tenn
pie University team to TO victory last
Saturday and indications are that it will
furnish Maryland the stoutest sort of
opposition. In its opening game of the
campaign Western Maryland won over
Dickinson, IA to 0.
Coach Byrd will not make his players
work especially hard this week as they
are in good physical condition.
Miller, triple threaten, is the ace
of fine Western Maryland backf1eld.
The Green Terrors also have a good
line. Dick Harlow, former Penn State
and Colgate coach, is tutoring Western
Maryland.
In addition to the Maryland Western
Maryland varsity game, the freshmen
elevens Of the schools will meet at
O'Clock, with the varsity contest begin |
ming at the close of the yearling en- |
counter, or at about 2:45 O'Clock
One ticket will be good for both |
games. Reserved seats will be $1.50 and |
general admission ST..
Gallaudet and American University
did not meet last season, but year be-
fore last the Kendall Greeners took the
measure of the MethodistS in rather
handy fashion. Gallaudet is expected I
to repeat this year, as it has more
seasoned combination than A. u. Both
elevens lost by big margins last week,
Gallaudet bowling to Schuylkiil, to 81,
and American University taking a 63- |
too drubbing from st. Johns of An
napolis.
Coach Jack McAuliffe's Catholic Uni |
VerSity eleven will be striving to register |
its first win of the season against VIII |
liam and Mary. Last FAN the Cardinals |
were 12-to-0 victors over William and |
Mary c. u. lost to Villanova, 0 to 19, |
last Saturday, and William and Mary |
fought Wake Forest to 0-to-0 score. |
The game Saturday is apt to prove in
teresting.
George Washington is apt to meet
rugged team in st. Francis, but the
Colonials probably will find the going |
not so tough as against Fordham and
Lafayette, before whom @. w. has
fallen on the past two Saturdays.
George Washington, handicapped by
lack of sufficient capable reserve ma
terial, has, nevertheless, showed plenty
Of fight against Fordham and Lafayette,
and il Coach H. Watson MAUD Crum
can keep his small bunch of huskies in
shape the Colonials doubtless will con-
tinue to show creditably.