The Washington times., 1929-09-11
G. j. LEADER
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Times Sports Editor
OCEAN CITY, N. j., Sept.
11.Probably the best line
available so far this year on
the possible personnel of the
1929 Georgetown football team
came this morning with the
announcement by Head Coach
Lou Little Of the lineup viii
start against Temple Uni
versity at Bader Field, At
lantic City, when the Owls and
Blue and Gray scrimmage late
this afternoon.
Two Of the Hilltop veterans who
would ordinarily be in the scrifn-
mage will be absent because Of in.
juries. they being Jim Mooney, the
tail tackle and kicker extraordinary,
and steve Barabas. the fiashy back.
Otherwise the team which starts
today can be said to have made
the most progress during the cur
rent camp and their prospects Of
making the team appear better
than that of any of their fellows.
Morris Dubofsky will take
Moneys place at tackle, Mooney
having torn q finger nail from the
second finger OF his right hand on
the very last play of yesterday
afternoons interteam scrimmage
here on municipal field. Jim will
sw al hal SlsfnK 49, -
game for a week. An opposing lire.
man stepped on Jim's finger Just
as Lou Little blew the supper
whistle, and it was not until after
the team was back to its hotel
that MONEYS painful hurt was
made known.
Gene DFiscOll, who has shown
up splendidIy in the other tackle
spot since Charley Walsh hurt
his shoulder three days aKo.
win team mp with Dubofslxy as
. tackle in the Temple scnffle.
Paul Liston and sam Cordovanc
will be at guards and the ends
will be Ken Provincial and Lewis
Parlette. the latter a Philadelphia
'youngster with the build Of !
Hercules and just as good q spirit
for combat. With Harold Wynkoop
in center, Little believes his line win
/ give Temple plenty of resistance. Il
| In the backfield win be either
Joe Gardner or John Scalzi with
both probably taking a turn and
Ben Schmid and Bill Maczees at
halves and John Hudak at fun.
/ Coach Little is q very much re.
! lieved mentor, now that he knows
that Gonzaga Johnny Bozek IL not
permanent absentee from the 1929
team. Until word came from the
former Eye Street flash that illness
in his family had detained him
from reporting, Little was quite in
the dark as to Books plans for
the coming season. Little wired
Bozek to never mind reporting here
for the five more days of practice.
but to be sure to meet the team
in Washington next Monday.
| In that Georgetown has been re.
hearsing a new form Of attack that
was to have been built around the
speedy Bozek, Little feels that the
work which has been done so far
along that line has not been entirely
in vain. Bozek Is one of the most
deceptive broken field runners who
has played at Georgetown since
Harry Costello played there nearly
Is years ago.
He has Looping change az pace
which Is calculated 10 evade
most lacking and lateral mass
which Georgetown has been
practiclng under Elmer RipIey,
erstwhile basketball coach. Is
made TO order for BOxek In he
on the receiving end.
incidentally Jim Mooney. mn until
the time of his injury during the
last minute Of practice today. has
been utilized as Q paseer as we'll a.
kicker, and when he drops behind
the line In games this fall, the fans
az Wei as the opposing team. need
not always expect to see him ad
vance the ball with that educated
toe OF his. -
Jeremiah Sullivan, the Cambridge.
MASS, end. has been sent to wash.
lngton for observation nv the ch,h
physician. DIR. Shugrue. Sullivan
was rather severely shaken I'M in
team scrimmage and was comnlain.
ing of severe pains in his head. and
trainer Harry Crowly Thought more
expert attention was needed for him.
outside Of Mooney, Donaldson. Ba.
rabas and Walsh, Sullivan is the
only casualty, and the most serious.