Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-27

good account of themselves in an!
Marylands first string outfit right
now consists of IL Seniors all OF Whom
graduate at the end of this scholastlc
wear. The ends are likely to be pretty
well taken care of by DodSon and Heagy.
The tackles are Lombard and RibnltzKl,
although the latter will not be IN 10,
morrow's game. Heintz and McDonai3
are playing the guard positions, the IaI-
ter having been shifted to guard from
tackle. where he held forth last season:
Madigan Is at center, with Roberts ana
Warcholy at halfbacks, Evans at quar-
ter and Radice at fullback:
with the exception Of Warcholy all
these men formerly held forth on
Washington high or prep school Teams.
It is likely that Carlin will play tackle
tomorrow in place of Ribnitzkl.
Should Win Handy.
Both the local schools ought to win.
OF course, it is possible that elther
Mount st. Mary's or Washington Col
leee NAV come here with a far stronger
eleven than Is anticipated, but 1t Is
not likely that either will be strong
enough to get away with victory.
Mount st. Marys gave Georgetown
a terrific battle two years ago and the
Blue and Gray was not only marc
pressed, but 1t had dlttcult time OF
It to win. Washington College has done
the same thing at times az ma. Mary ,,aanS
but it is significant to note that many
years have gone by since either Mount
st. Mary's won from Georgetown or
washington College from Maryland:
The two games ought to develop INTO
tust what both Georgetown and Mary
land want-fair tests of their eleVens
under actual game conditions. AT the
same time, both games ought 10 ne
interesting.
Catholic University's gridiron squad,
in Boston for its opening game tomor-
row with Boston College,wa to work
out in the Hub this afternoon.
In the Cardinals squad which LETT
here last night was Gene Murphy, vet
eran and clever quarterback, VINO SUI
fered a back injury in scrlmmage
few days ago, and who, 1t hao peen
thought, might not be taken on the
trip However, it will not be decided
until Just before game time whether
Murphy will be kept out Of the start
ing lineup Should he not take the
field. Johnny Oliver, last seasons fresh
man signal barker, will be at quarter,
with Larry Martin in reserve.
Others in the Cards starting line
I'D will be Gerth and zeno, ends;
Raiche and O'Connor, tackles; Monaco
and Menke, guards; Ambrose, center;
Kane and Champa. halves, ana CapI.
Jack Malevich, fullback
Probably more interest here attaches
TO the opening of the University OF
virginia against Randolph Macon than
to the first contest to be played by any
other school outside the local institu-
lions. Virginia is beginning its season
under a new regime, it is playing a
type of foot ball that Virginia teams
never have played, and is entering a
new era that is likely to mean much to
something Of q surprise If Virginia does
not attain greater development in the
next three or four-possibly in the next
two or three-years than 1t has ever
known.
Abel is instituting at Virginia sys-
tenn of foot ball play that was used at
Colgate by Larry Bankhart, probably
one of the best coaches foot ball has
known. That system Of play used to
be thorn in the side Of Yale and
Princeton and other schools that Col
gate met, and the system is SO good
that 1t is not whit less effective now
than then. Virginias opponents are
likely to learn that, too, before the end
Of the year.
Jimmy Driver, new atnleClc drector,
will develop an organization for the
MANAGEMENT of athletics that Is sure
to give Virginia success in this line
that will be entirely new to 1t. Driver
is not only good organizer, but knows
well how to carry on and build up an
organization once 1t has been instituted.
Probably North Carolina, Virginia
Military Institute Washington and Lee
and Maryland will watch Virginia TO-
morrow more closely than some of their
opponents they must meet before they
play Virginia.
It would not be surprising to see
Richmond put up stiff battle against
Virginia Military Institute, although
the latter Is fairly certain to win. That
Richmond eleven sometimes proves
real nut to crack.
Other games in this section will be
between Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and Roanoke College, between Wash
ington and Lee and Lynchburg, and
North Carolina and Wake Forest. North
Carolina has won only one Of its last
four games with Wake Forest, though
last year it won very decisively.
st. Johns College Of Annapolis goes
to Williamsburg to meet William and
Mary, and Johns Hopkins to South
Bethlehem to face Lehigh.
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