The Washington times., 1929-11-26

GiVe tackle that gives INC nnc
some much-needed added
weight.
The other new men who are
striving to gain places are LeHeW'
Mattingly and Lewis, linemen,
and Slepyan and BenneSon,
backs. Their lack Of condition
for a gruelling game, due to lack
of practice and conditioning
makes the coaches wary OF IN
gerting them into the starting
Hneup. but all of them may get
into action before the game elsds'
The plan of attack for the
Colonials S is for every player TO
90 in there and play his head OH
while he is able. Soon as ne
tires or loses his effectiveness a
new man will be rushed into his
position. If this plan works eI-
fectively in holding the Cardinals
in check, the down-towners' with
hoffman to slam at the line, and
Clapper to hurl passes, hope TO
start an offensive sufficient to
nenetrate the c. U. scoring zone.
Coach Jack McAuliffe has pulled
hir Bob O'Connor back from
tackle to fullback for the fray.
The way Bob ran through plays
Yesterday forebodes no good Tor
the Colonials. He is the biggest
man on the C. U. squad, tipping
the beam at 180. and is no
stranger to the fullback position,
having played it three years IN
> prep school. O'Brien will lake
over Bob's old duties at tackle.
This change indicates that the
Cardinals are not taking the game
lightly by any means. Coach NC
AuIiffe believes this latest move
adds strength to his team and
figures that O'Connor will be able
to hit the line every bit as ef-
fectively as the injured Captain
Malevich would. were the latter
able to play. Malevich's knee IS
bothering him considerably ana
: there isn't a chance OF his get
ting in the game, McAuliffe de-
Clares.
Unless he suddenly returns
from his home where he was
called by the illness OF q
brother. Mancel GilliS, crack
little GEORGETOWN fullback,
will not accompany the team
to Detroit for the game with
the TitanS Saturday.
Coach Little was SO pleased with
:. the improved form GilliS had been
showing on the Hilltop in prac-
flee drills that he was using him
az his starting fullback on the
first-string team. An adept
blocker and fine all-around per
former in addition to being a good
T1uneer, GilliS' loss. If he Is lost
ia the Hilltoppers for the game
will be a serious blow. In the
event that he doesn't get back
Bordeau will get the call with
Rarabas ready for relief.
The Hilltoppers today and to
morrow wind up their work OF
preparation for this game, and
viii entrain Thursday for the auto
city. A stiff Scrimmage is Sched'
uIed for today. Except for the
loss of GilliS the team is in fine
physical shape and In excellent
spirits.
Maryland hopes to administer
a defeat to Johns Hopkins in
Baltimore Thanksgiving Day right
, in stride. The Terrapins have
heen a powerful eleven since
= November and figure to wallop
the Blue Jays handily. Coach
Byrd undoubtedly will order
nothing but straight football
against Hopkins and save his
pet stuff for Use against Western
Maryland.
GalIudet is turning It's at
tentiOn to basketball, now
that it has put its football
tOgS away for the year, upon
the completion Of its most
successful season in many
years.
Many Of the gridlron players
are also members Of the cage
team, and Coach Hughes will
give them a few days rest before
starting practice,
BY trimming Shepherds Col