The Washington times., 1929-10-29

to a Clipped COllar.b bone. hen IS
fully recovered from the injury and,
though the new rule on fumbles
this year will prevent him from
gaining the spotlight like he did
last year, is ready to deliver a
smashing, bang-up game.
With Provincial back at end,
Harold Wynkoop, who has filled
in for him, may be shifted back
to center again, Coach Little in.
timated. Bill Morris has been oc-
cupying the pivot berth in the
meantime hut probably will be on
the bench Saturday.
Coach Little also has virtually
decided upon his backfield. Johnny
Scalzi will do the directing from
quarterback. Johnny Bozek and
Johnny Hudak will be in the halves
and Leroy Bordeau the fulIbaCk.
This is the way they were lined
I'D in practice last night. Neither
Leary nor Gardner fulfilled expec-
tations in the quarterback role
after thorough trials.
With ScaIzi in the directing
role the team gains offensive
strength for he is just about the
best paSSer in the squad. He
also is a good ball carrier. but
his passing is his main forte.
The HOyas have only two more
days to drill for the n. Y. L. game,
for they entrain Thursday night.
They are to work against Violet
plays today. tomorrow and Thurs
day as employed by the Freshman
team. At the same time they also
will unlimber their own pet plays
so they will be working as near
perfect in timing and precision as
possible.
Confident that his team has at
last found itself, Coach Curly Byrd,
of Maryland has called for extra
practice sessions this week to have
his team at tops for Virginia here
Saturday. Because of the limited
time for practice, floodlights have
been set up on the field so that
the practice sessions can be length
ened out. The Old Liners don't
get out to practice until after !
o'clock, because of late classes, and
the floodlights were a necessity in
order to get more than an hours
practice every evening.
Catholic u. players are out TO
practice again today after yester-
days lay-off, following their victory
over Rutgers with Captain Malevich
scheduled to join them for
short limbering-up work. Malevich
has been on the shelf three weeks
with a bad ankle. but hopes to be
to41 bn
a. week from Saturday. 1t ISN'T
likely that he'll be ready for use
against Manhattan this Saturday.
George Washington players
were badly battered in their
game with City College of New
York and were given a day of
rest yesterday. They are Sched-
uled to tackle William. Mary at
Williamsburg. Va. Saturday.
The Marines lost the coveted
Presidents Cup last fall to the
Newport Naval Training Station
team in the annual service football
game and this fact has ranked the
Leathernecks ever since. Instead
of Newport, the Marines have the
coast Guafd eleven as their foe here
Saturday. but the fact that they
are meeting different team makes
no difference to the Marines. What
they want is the trophy, and they
have their hearts set on gaining it.
There will be plenty of color to
the game in Griffith Stadium Satur-
day. This much is sure. The
Marines, 1000 strong, are coming
up from Quantico with their 75.piece
band to cheer their eleven on. The
Coast Guard will not he without
support, either. The Veterans of
Foreign Wars Band will supply the
music for the Coast Guarders and
every sailor who can get on hand
will he present IN encourage them.
Heinis Miller. who Is looking out
for the Coast Guard, states.