Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-14

lSzI anu STRUGGLING W NAN'OAJ VA v
day last year.
This years renewal of the con-
fiict promises to be filled with
thrills, although West Virginia S
record for the season at first
glance does not seem as impress
Siye as Georgetown's The Noun
taineers are pointing for the con-
test, however, and should put on
the field Saturday a team quite
ready to test the Hoyas to the ut
most.
INST how much Georgetown defeated
west Virginia by in 1902 is not recalled
bv any now at the Hilltop, but there are
many around the university who re-
member the surprising defeat sustained
nv the Hoyas three years ago when the
Mountaineers were encountered on Vne
gridiron for the second time.
Grab Game From Air.
Victory was snatched from George
towns grasp then in the waning mo
rnents Of the fray. Taking the LEAD IN
the first period when Thompson scored
a to,,rhdown and O'Neu added a point
with kick to overcome a West Virginia
advantage gained from MorTlso .l
crossing of the Georgetown goal uie
favor in the third period when OMEN,
kicking from placement, registered a
field goal. L,
The husky Mountaineers had been
checked time after time when they trleo
running PLAYS and their Wanted aerlal
attack easily stopped. AS the gaIne
neared its end it seemed West Virginia
was doomed to defeat. But tne prS 1as
came when a Georgetown ball toter
$nn1bled on his 40-yard line and a
Mountaineer fell on the p1gskin.
west Virginia launched an offensive
that all hut swept the Georgetown team
off its feet and with only a few plays
Quickly had the ball within 10 yards OF
goal. Here the Hoya forward wall
braced and with three plays West VIZ
ginia could make no headway. 90 Inc
fourth down and a pass, Morrison 70
Glenn. was completed for winning
touchdown.
All Georgetown Since.
That was the last time West Virginia
aver threatened to overcome George"
town team. The following year George
town with Bobby Nork, running WIG
during his rather short stay IN tne ga AM,
could not stop Nork. He scored four
touchdowns for the Hoyas. Last year,
the Mo,1ntaineerS put up harder paC-
lie hut were handed 12-to-0 deteat.
This time, west Virginia promises TO
give GEORGETOWN real battle.
Next wear GEORGETOWN and West Viz
cdr1ia viii play here on October 20, &C
cording to a Mountaineer announce
fnert. It will be the nth meeting since
these institutions resumed relations IN
1925.
tanners have chartered special tram.
They will bring 56-piece band; About
1000 West Virginia rooters ATTENDED
last years clash.
The Mountaineer schedule Tor 1S3U,
with October 10 listed as an open date,
IS as follows:
September 20, Duduense University: at
P Fansswn october ee University Of Pitts;
burgh. at MorgantoTn; II. washington ana nc
d oesn! aS e. unveTs at
inston. D. G.; November i, Fordham Univer-
ct Morsantown; Is, permanently open; a.
Washington and Jefferson; at Morsantown;
a. OREGON AEEies' at Soldier Field Chicago
Maryland University, with several ex-
cellent paSsers and some clever aerial
PLAYS, hopes for fair weather when 1t
meets v. p I. Saturday at Norfolk.
The Terrapins will shoot the works
against the Gobblers. The line may
be changed from that which tied Yale,
with Lombard and Carlis starting in
stead of Fisher and Rihnitzki at tackle.
All four are of about equal ability.
Catholic University will use badly
bruised team against william and Mary
ct Williamsburg. Capt. Jack MaleVich
- -I1sy ~ all M
is done for the season, too. Johnny
Oliver, who has Shone at quarterback,
and Gene Murphy. versatile back and
expert passer are nursing hurts re-
ceived in the hard battle with Duquesne.
Several other members Of the squad are
not in the best of trim.
Malevich's performances were pig
factors In giving the Cardinals VIC
tories over the Indians IN the last TWO
years.
Bevo Miller's return to his place at
tackle. giving Babe Clapper a chance
TO resume his work in the backhelo, Is
calculated to help George washington goO
which faces Juniata Saturday at Cen
fral Stadium. The Colonials hope for
their first victory of the season.
Gallaudet hasn't won a game away
from home in six years, but hopes 10
break the losing streaK next oaCuiuaS
when it tackles Susquehanna at Sellns-
grove. Pa Capt. Johnny Ringle was
the only Gallaudet back to escape IN
fury In the Temple game, but the line
came through in great shape.
The George washington freshmen
team will play its toughest opponent CT
the season Saturday in the NAVY B.
eleven, at Annapolis. The MiddleS' VIII
have lots of heft to buck. Bob Gallo
vav and Irish O'Brien, Colonial tackles,
each weigh more than 200 pounds
(GalIoway. 23O) Ed Crandall, the CEN
ter. weighs 205, and Cowboy Akers,
AGO. They're all in the line.
North Cardinals promising freshmen
will visit College Park Saturday Tor
clash with the Terrapjn yearlings.
Among the Tar Babies are one all
Southern scholastic guard, three cap
tains and several others who distin-
guished themselves in prep school.