The Washington times., 1929-11-14
SEVEN ARE
MEMBERS
, OF LINE
BY Juno KINERK

BY JUNO KINERK
Saturdays game against West
Virginia in Griffith Stadium will
mark the last home appearance
!. OI eight of the starting members
OF Lou Little's Georgetown eleven
providing, of course, that the
Hilltop mentor starts the same
team he did against Navy.
The entire forward wall and
sne back are seniors, while Sven
ether players who probably will
see action also will be rounding
out their careers in Blue and
Gray uniforms.
The regulars in the first line
who will perform for the last
time locally are Provincial and
Cehringer, ends; Captain Mooney
and Cordovano, tackles; Walsh
and Liston. guards, and Wynkoop,
center. Schnid or Meenan, who
! may start instead of Gehringer,
and Driscoll, who may start at
guard, are seniors, while Bill
Morris, who may get the call at
center instead of Wynkoop, is q
Junior.
John Hudak is the only
senior in the probable start
ing backfield Of ScaIzi, Leary,
Hudak and Bordeau. Bara-
has, Gardner and Hannegan,
among the reserve backs, also
are seniors.
Despite the fears entertained
by Coach Little that the Noun
taineers have an excellent chance
of upsetting the Georgetown
applicant, it isn't likely that such
thing will occur. The players
enumerated above will play their
heads off first before allowing
the visitors tc chalk UP q win
1 over them, especially right here
on their own field and before the
many returning alumni.
A lengthy drill today will con-
c1ude the heavy preparations for
Ahe MountaineerS. Coach Little
has fought hard fight against
| overconfidence in his squad and
| has planned another scrilnmage
/ for his first and second squads
/ again today. He sent these two
I squads through long Scrimmage
against the scrubs using West
Virginia plays yesterday but
their work against them wasn't
satisfactory.
Johnny Bozek's injured shoui-
der is coming along nicely but
he was kept out Of the heavy
work yesterday. So, too, was
Liston, who also has a bum
shoulder. Driscoll took Listens
S place in the line but the latter
undoubtedly will be in shape to
start the game.
Maryland also winds up its
l stiff work today for its game
with V. p. /. in Norfolk Satur-
day. Coach CurIey Byrd is
highly satisfied with the re-
cent performance of his eleven
\ but believes it will have to
s. Guido itself to gather the
long end over the GObblers.
Old Line scouts bring back re-
ports that instead of Just one
back there will be four A No., /
performers in the v. p. i back
field. The same are Hooper,
McEver, Tornko and Spear. The
latter, according to the Maryland
scouts, is just about as good as
any back they have looked at
this season, including Albie
Booth, Of Yale.
Maryland is in top-notch con-
dition for the game and a num-
Der of students are planning fol-
lowing them down to Norfolk.
, Miller and Roberts, the only cas-
ualtieS in the Yale game, are in
excellent shape and probably
will be alternated in the left
halfback role. Bozey Berger also
may get chance in this position
before the game ends.
Coach Jack McAuliffe and his
patched-up Catholic U. Cardinals
fear they have a mighty task on
their hands III they are to make
it three straight over William and
Mary in Williamsburg Saturday
night. The Cards trimmed the
Indians both in 1927 and in 1928,
but in their crippled condition
have grave fears over the out
come of the tilt.
i In addition to Captain Male
!, vich and Champa, who are out
for the season, Johnny Oliver
isn't likely to start Saturday.
Oliver was bruised up consider.
ably. and isn't rugged enough to
stand up under the hard knocks.
Coach McAuliffe announced that
he probably would revise his back
field with Murphy at quarter
back, DeMello and Bonetti, halves
and either Jack McGrath or
\ Guarneiri fullback.
George Menke, dependable
guard, is another Cardinal
casualty. He has a severe
charley-hOrse, and may have
to watch the game from the
sidelines. Collins very likely
viii take his place.
Gallaudet will be attempting to
shake a SiX-year-old jinx against
Suspuehanna in Selingsgrove, Pa,
Saturday by winning grid game
on q foreign field. Success on
any gridiron but their own has
baked the Kendall Greeners for
the last half dozen years, but
they hope TO end this record day
altar tomorrow.