The Washington times., 1929-11-12
c. j. COACH
RESPECTS
". Va.
BY JUNO KINERK


town football players together
and sounded a warming to them
net to take West Virginia's de-
cisive defeat from Detroit too
seriously.
I'm the first place the Noun
taineers tackled too ambitious a
schedule in meeting Fordham and
Detroit within four days. And
don't underrate them simply be-
cause Detroit ran roughshod over
them, since their players were
used up pretty badly in those two
games and several of their best
uaNn were unable to play even
haSf of the Detroit game.
"And don't forget West Vir'
aenia is an eleven that has its
ON days and it's off days. If
we go in there against them
thinking we've got something
pretty soft we're apt to be pretty
badly fooled. Those fellows want
to beat us for the lickings we've
given them the last two years,
and they're very apt to be on
against U.s." Little added.
Then with his character
istic "hurry up, hurry up"
Coach Little and the Hilltop
perS settled right down to
work with a will in deviSing
plans to halt the West Wiz
ginia attack.
The entire squad with the ex-
ccption of the first Stringers
we're sent through a long drill,
which ended with the second
team being scrimmaged against
tSe Freshmen. Many of the reg
uArs we're pretty much used up
In the game against Navy and
took it comparatively easy under
Coach Titles orders, winding UP
their work with a signal drill.
Coach Little intimated that Bor-
deau would be back in the start
ing lineup Saturday in place of
Barabas, who suffered a slight
occurrence of a leg injury. Johnny
Bozek also was hurt. injuring
his shoulder, but should be in
shape to play against the Noun
taineers. Except for these two
olayers and Liston, who also Suf-
fered an injured shoulder, the
squad came out of the gruelling
game with the Middies in good
shape.
Heavy work for the Noun
taineers will be started today.
The freshman and reserves have
10 ~ YiYaer 10
style of attack and the Hilltop
pers will be drilled in the most
effective method of halting their
plays. That the Hilltop scouts
have been effective in doping out
the strength of their opponents
Is best attested by the fact that
onoly once this season has the
GEORGETOWN goal line been crossed.
Coach McAuliffe's riddled
Catholic U. squad settles
down today again after tax
ing a complete rest yeSter-
day. The Cardinals were bad
" used up against DuqueSne,
with Champa and Malevich
being the heaviest sufferers.
Neither will be able to play
again this year.
Practically every member OF
the C.. u. squad came out OF the
game with more than the ordi-
nary bruises and bumps. Although
C. u, won from them last fall
13 to IL, the Indians are stronger
than they we're year ago and
the sessions at Brookland will be
as heavy as the players can
stand, Coach McAuliffe an
aounced.
Maryland is scheduled to re.
sumo heavy practice ticks again
today after benefiting from yes
terday's rest. The Old Liners
seemingly have just reached the
climax Of their progress, but
undoubtedly will occupy the role
Of "underdog" against v. P. 1.
nevertheless. The GobblerS have
shown such great recent strength
that they are bound to be slight
favorite, Notwithstanding Mary.
lands great game against Yale.
Maryland and v. P. I. have met
Il times and there has never been
a tie game in these meetings.
The Gobblers hold an edge of
9, to S In games won. Unless a
precedent is set. Maryland will
shake off the tie complex that
has settled upon 1t in It's last
two games. Old Line supporters,
in view of the Yale game, hope
they shake 1t hard enough to
gain the bulge in Saturdays
game.
Bucky Miller, stellar sophie
more haIfback, and Augie
Roberts, both of whom were
hurt in the Yale game, are
back in condition to practice
and should be in prime shape
Saturday. Neither suffered
more than temporary hurts
against Yale.
BoZy Berger, Mary1and'S hero
in the Yale game, unlikely will
see much action against the
Gobblers, unless both Miller and
Roberts are hurt again. If
Berger docs get into the fray
though, he will bear plenty Of
watching. He is one of the fast.
est men on the squad and q sure
&tch on forward passes.