Evening star., 1929-11-15

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It will be the Hoyas' homecoming
game and tonight the gang VIII geT
warmed up for it at the annual
smoker at the Willard. The much ad-
mired and universally liked Bill Ieahy
will be the master of ceremonies. Among
The entertainers will be George OCon-
nor and Matt Horne, whose names are
sIIf1cient introduction Tickets for the
smoker and supper may be obtained at
the athletic off1ce today or at the door
tonight. 4s@
The Mountaineers have chartered q
special train to bring their rooters ana
will have 56-piece band.
Maryland's squad is in fair shape for
its game with v. p. I. at Norfolk 10.
morrow. The Old Liners have one emo
with an injured ankle which is slow to
heal. but it is likely he could play In
pinch. Settino, a back, twisted an
ankle in scrimmage last night, put not
seriously enough, it is thought. to keep
him out of action. W Fl l. ana Mary
land have had some great battles with
the Gobblers winning majority.
Catholic University'S crippled squad
left by'bus this morning Tor Wililams-
burg. where tomorrow William and
Mary will be played. 1t looms as
tough afternoon for the Cardinals.
Jack Malevich, Joe Champa and carr
DeMello, backfield, regulars, are hors
de combat, and Johnny Oliver, another
regular, has an injured shouloer' anu
is not certain to play.
In the line George Menke and Nick
Monaco are not in the best OF shape.
However, the Cardinals were not
r,oornv bunch when they pulled out for
the battle front. They've been handi-
capped all season by injuries, but nave
done nobly.
c=aIlaudet. too, will put cracked
team on the field tomorrow against
Susouehanna at SelinsgroVe, Pa: Hoy
parks, Konrad Hokanson, Alfred Mar
shall and Paul Zieske expect TO play
despite injuries. Boyce Williams, an
other casualty, is so badly on he won
make the trip.
Georgetown is hoping that Ed Leary
will be able to supply the backnelo
nunch tomorrow in the absence OF
Johnny Bozek, the Hoya'S best ball car
rier when in shape. Leary has been
flash from time to time.
The Mountainers arrived today and
renaired to the Mayf1ower, which VIII
be their headquarters. They brought
a SQUAD of %, accompanied by HEAD
Coach Ira Rodgers and his assistant,
Walter E. Mahan; Director OF Athletics
H. A. Stansbury, Assistant Director L.;
M Stoops and several trainers ana
managers. A light workout at Grlmth
Stadium was on tap for this afternoon.
Babe Clapper's return to the back
field is expected to make difference
for the better in the play OF George
washington, which meets Junlata TO-
morrow in Central Stadium. ClappeI
is versatile performer and does al
things well. Leehugh, new end, VIII
make his debut as Colonial.
Hopes of the Maryland freshmen TO
end the season undefeated have been
din1ned by an injury to Al Woods, VINO
will be unable to play against the North
Carolina yearlings tomorrow at Colese else
Park, Woods is quarterback ana the
teans ace. The Old Liners defense
as well as offense is greatly weakened
with Woods out.
The young 1'errapins, coached oy
Jack Faber. although averaging. less
than l65 pounds, have defeated tne
Washington and Lee, Virginia ano
Western Maryland freshmen and played
- scoreIess tie with the " M. /. CUBS