Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-15

But Little has revealed that the
change back to simpler foot ball
was decided upon during the
western Maryland game, so 1T is
out of question that any COM
plant, if indeed any reached his
ears, had anything to do with the
switch.
The coach apparently feels that he
could make more Roadway by improv-
ing the team fundamentally. For IN
stance, In theeSt. Louis game the Blue
and Gray backs were stingy with In
reference There were several IN
stances where the backs quite mex
cusably failed to take out ends.
Before playing its first major game
with New York University Georgetown
will have two contests that should be
soft enough to permit experiment. West
Virginia Wesleyan will be met here next
Saturday and Lebanon the following
week.
Two of Georgetown's future opponents
already have played Wesleyan. West
Virginia defeated the Bobcats. 16 to 0,
and New York trimmed them. 26 to o.
Maryland has tuneup game before
meeting a tough customer in ". NJ. ].
Next Saturday the Terrapins VIII take
on little Gallaudet. Thus Is really has
two weeks to prepare for the Lexington
By the time v. M. /. appears Coach
Byrd hopes to have made backs out OF
Bozey Berger and Charley Dodson. VINO
have been playing end.
Catholic University held Boston Coll
tlepe to a close score and VnlanoVa ana
Boston College tied, so the Brookland-
ers figure to make 1t hot for Villanova
when they clash Saturday at Philadel-
pnia. However, Catholic University
won't be as strcng as it was when Bos-
ton College was encountered, having
lost several players.
George washington figures to take a
FASTING from Dickinson next Saturday
ct Carlisle, Pa.
American University should continue
fits winning streak when Baltimore Uni
verSity is met in Baltimore.
Maryland made a number OF serious
mistakes in losing to South Carolina,
as to s, but the usual blue Monday
proceedings weren't in order. Coach
Byrd's talk to the players was full Of
encouragement and he assured them
that MARYLAND would have a creditable
team before the season was much more
spent. Due to injuries the TerrapinS
have been unable to put their strong
est lineup on the field for any game
and in each one something or another
has gone wrong. The spirit of the Ter
rapins rose perceptibly following the
coach's words Of confidence.
Georgetown concentrated on inter-
ference In a long drill that followed q |
lecture by Coach Little. The HoyaS |
lose another end through injury, Bob |
Gehrin9er having fractured q hand in |
the st. Louis game. Either Lew Par |
lette or Bill Flood will start in his place |
Saturday.
Capt. Jack Malevich may return to |
Catholic University's lineup against |
Villanova, although the star fullback's |
ankle still Is weak. The BrooklanderS |
win be considerably stronger than last
Saturday. The team gets back Johnny
Oliver and Gene Murphy, backs, and
Bob O'Connor, guard, who have been
out with injuries.
Joe Champa is playing the game of
his life at lnalfback for the Cardinals |
He has been especially effective as an
mterferer and defensive player.
American University win be trying for
its third straight victory when Balti-
more University is played, the Eagles
having DCdUcn 0uGIlhuuUdu anu N1cOIBG
washington. Coach Walter Young
toiled yesterday to overcome faults that
cropped out in Saturdays clash with
the Colonials, chief among these being
weak protection given the punter, Jack
La FayTe.
Orv1lle Targee, star back who was
handicapped by an injured hip in the
last game, Is expected to be At for the
Baltimore clash.
Gallaudet hopes to give Maryland at
least an interesting afternoon. The
Kendall Greeners did better. than was
expected of them by holding st. Johns
Of Annarnlix To a eafafv