The Washington times., 1929-10-11
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BY Juno Kinerk

by JUNO AlHSTh
Although the Notre Dame
Navy game in Baltimore will
prove the magnet for a large
number of local fans, there are
four games on the local col
legiate football card tomorrow
that will not be played exactly
before empty stands.
Heading the local. contests is the
st. Louis University Georgetown
game in Griffith stadium. The Bill
likins are said to possess a mighty
strong eleven, which is coached by
Hartley Hunk" Anderson, Rockne
line coach for three years. ASSISTING
are two other ex.Notre Dame stars,
Christy Flanagan, whose exploits as
an Irish halfback in 1927 are well
remembered. and Chile Walsh, end
on the same team. Since Anderson
also is a Notre Dame alumnus, hav-
ing been a star guard prior TO his
graduation, the visitors will employ
more or less the Notre Dame style
of play.
The South Carolina. Maryland
game in Byrd Stadium and the Bal
' timore University Catholic U. games
both will be played tomorrow after.
noon, while George Washington
and American U. are to meet in the
morning in the Eastern stadium
starting at $50 o'clock. The after
noon games all are billed to start at
2:S0 o'clock.
This is Coach AndersOn's Sec
Ond year at st. Louis u. and
the results of his coaching sys.
TEN are just beginning to show.
Advices from the Mound City
state that the Billikens have the
best team that has ever repre-
scented 1t and they are com.
Georgetown its second straight
setback.
Capt. Joe Lintzenich, 200-pound
fullback, is the star Of the visitors.
He can do everything there is to do
with football, whether it's run.
ming with it, kicking it or throwing
it. His punting, tits said, Is not
the least of his accomplishments,
his average in the Davis lkins
game last week being so yards.
The punting duel between him and
his rival Georgetown captain, Jim
Mooney, should provide just one of
the many highlights to the game
for Mooney is no SLOUGH of a kicker
himself.
Besides Captain 'Lintzenich there
are plenty of other capable per
formers in the st. Louis lineup,
both in the backfield and in the
line. In fact, according to John
Dagrossa, G. U. line coach who
secuted st. Louis last Saturday, the
Billikens are even stronger than
Western Maryland, which upset the |
Georgetown applicant last Satur-
day.
Although Georgetown will
enter the game with several of
fighting spirit aroused In the
just the spark needed to make
the team snap into It in
large, destructive sort of a way.
1t Is this spirit plus the new
backfield of Gardner, quarterback;
Leary and Emile Bozek. halves, and
Hudak, fullback, which is expected
to give the Hilltoppers the scoring
punch so sadly lacking last Satur.
day. Gardner, although the small
est man on the squad, is accounted
one Of the brainiest and his show.
ing tomorrow will determine whether
or not he will be able to make
the grade as the team general.
With Provincial and Brennan,
regular ends, and Driscoll, regular
guard, definitely out of the game,
DON Donaldson Or Meenan and
Gehringer are just about sure to
start at the flanks with Charley
Walsh billed to fill in at guard
for Driscoll Morris will be the
center instead of Wynkoop and
Captain Mooney and Cordovano
will be at their tackle positions and
Liston at the other guard.
Catholic US team is riddled from
injuries, too, but will take the field
with a far less tough opponent
than Georgetown. It Is Baltimore's
first year at football and the c. U.
team should pull out in front early
and remain there. The new G. u.
backfield of Martin, Bonetti, Guar.
nieri and MeGrath will get it's first
baptism of fire in this game. If
it comes through o. k. 1t will lift
a burden from the minds of Coaches
McAuliffe and Gagnon, who are
plenty worried with Captain Male
vich, Murphy and Oliver on the
sidelines with injuries.
The morning game between G, W.
and American U. should be one of
those give and take affairs from
the opening kickoff until the final
whistle. Neither team is strong,
as football teams are generally
rated, but each is determined that
a victory tomorrow will offset any
other reverses this season NAV
bring. The natural rivalry exist
ing between the two schools is
expected to bring out the best the
two teams have in them.
Word has gone forth this
year that ROckne has another one
of those teams. And when they
say "ROck" has one, they mean
one. In Jack Elder, the Irish
mentor perhaps has the fIeetest
halfback in football toys.
Elder, It will We remembered,
defeated Percy Williams, Olym.
pic sprints champion. last win.
ter, and will be a constant
threat In the Baltimore stadium
against the Middies.