The Washington times., 1929-11-07

high football series attraction
newcomers
Coach Lynn Woodworth this
morning admitted that he in
tended starting a changed lineup
against the Light Blue and White
and is hopeful that his team will
put up a better front.
The StenographerS have shown
nothing in previous games against
Western and Central, but may
flash reversal of form follow
ing the acquisition of newly eligt-
BILE talent.
Realizing that a wholesale
Shake-up is necessary, WoodwOrth
has selected four new linemen
while one backfielder, Jack Reich
ardt, is also due to make his
1929 series bow against Eastern.
Nate Shapiro; brainy cen-
ter, and Sam Levy and Fred
Finley, veteran tackles, are
the onIysforwards who viii re-
main at their regular posi-
tions. Ef
LOTUS and KoontS will be
nominated for the wing assign
ments while Donnan and Hyman
are to hold down the guard
berths.
There is little doubt but what
the line has been materially Dol.
stored. while the addition of
Reichardt should contribute ma
terially to the ball-running punch.
Reichardt will probably pair
off nicely with Bill Duryee in the
leather carrying and will also be,
given q fling at the punting.
Eastern too, will be strengt thened
somewhat when the teams swing
into action at the Central Stad,
ium. $50 o'clock.
Chester Miles is a sure thing to
start at center while ShaGkelf ford
has been tuned up for q shot In
the backfie1d. .erS..a s,Sa
Coach, Mike Kelley also has
several other changes III mind
which he may carry out%
Two other District attractions
will vie with the Publfc High
School series game in popularity.
Emerson In t'itute and
George WASHINGTON Fresh
men for instance, viii have
their following. when they, mix
It. at Griffith Stadium, 3
o'clock. 50
At the same time Gonzaga will
be entertaining Georgetown Prep
at the Benning Road, Stadium.
This marks the first time in seven
years that these rivals have met
on Gonzaga's home field.
Emerson will face one of the
most sensational Freshman eleVenS
in District history when it battles
the little CoIonialS but, on the
strength of past performances,
figures to put up a great fight.
While the Colonial Cubs have
the better percentage record, the
Instituters have lost some heart
breakers by the narroweSt~ Of mar
gins.
For the first time in several
years Georgetown Prep has at
least an even chance of mixing
Il on even terms with Gon1asa.
Both machines are experienced
and well fortified In every de-
partment.
Dewitt will travel with Emmitts-
burg, Md, to take issue with Mt.
st. Mary's Props while Woodward
will round out the days schedule
against Charlotte Hall on the Vir-
ginia field.
Three Dewitt baekfield members
are out of commission. AbramSon,
plucky quarterback, is to have a
bruised shoulder X-rayed today,
while Bernard is still nursing a
fractured finger. Hannegan, the.
third man, has Sprained ankle,
and is out for the campaign.
La Sale eleven, of Cumberland,
Nd, has made overtures to DeV-
tits aggregation for game to be
played on the Maryland field, No
vember 1917. Coach Jim NC
Narnara is seriously considering
the proposition.
An invitation for a dual swim
ming meet to be staged at New
Haven, Conn, has been extended
Central's natators by Yale fresh
men. It is understood that the
Blue and White has accepted.