The Washington times., 1929-11-20
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BY JUNO KINERK

BY JUNO KINERK
With all Of his cripples except
Captain Malevich and Joe
Champa. who are out for the sea
son, back In. harness, Coach Jack
McAuliffe and his Catholic U.
grid warriors begin preparations
today for the annual scrap with
George Washington Thanksgiving
Day.
The Cardinals naturally loom
as an easy winner, but the C. U,
mentor Is not regarding the game
lightly by any means. Despite
the fact that CIV. hasn't won a
same this season. the Coloniais
always muster their best forces
for this game and put forth their
best efforts In 1t. No one realizes
this more than McAuliffe and he
doesn't intend for his charges 10
be caught mapping.
George Menke is recovering
from the effects Of bad charley
horse. while Ambrose. Oliver and
Murphy also are on the mend. Az
will be in prime shape by next
week. The squad is strengthened
BY the return of Collins and
Lyons. both Of whom were under
disciplinary ban for the William
and Mary game.
TOday's workout Is Schedu-
Led to be pretty light, for the
athletes have had q COM
plete rest since their game
Saturday but they will be
speeded up considerably to-
morrow.
Special stress will be placed on
Che aerial attack. McAuliffe de
Clared. Gene Murphy and Johnny
Oliver both are being groomed ir
the throwing end, while particu
lar attention also is being given
to the receiver Of the lot and and
the Colonials, will have a busy
job in checking this elusive wing
man.
Coach McAuliffe announced
that the game between the fresh.
man teams would be played right
along with the varsity game as
s double-header. The froSh game
will start at 1890 o'clock and
they will play the first three.
quarters of their game before
the varsity engagement begins
The final quarter of, the frosh
game will be played in the in
termiSsion between halves of the
varsity game.
Gallaudet is hopeful of con
cluding its season with a victory
over Shepherds College Saturday
The Blues have had a fine season
thus far and if they can repeat
last years success over the West
Virginia eollegians there will be
great satisfaction at Che kendall
Green institution.
Maryland is taking matters
quite easy. Coach Byrd giving his
charges Just enough work to keep
them in tip-top physical shape fol
their Thanksgiving Day meeting
with John Hopkins. On the
other hand, Lou Little is sending
GEORGETOWN through some of its
hardest practice work of the sea
son. II hard work will do the
business, the HoyaS will be deac
fit when they meet Detroit a weel
from Saturday.
with score Of candidates
working out, interest at Amer.
lean University has turned
90 basketball.
The Eagles will play Is games
home and home engagements hav
ing been arranged with Duquesnt
in addition to Catholic u. and
George Washington. Gallaudet
also may appear on the card
while contests with Johns Hop
kinS, Washington College, Ran
dolph-Macon and Virginia Medi
cal College also will be staged, At
letic Director Walter Young de
clared.
Capt. Dave Lichliter, center
Jack LaFavre, forward, and Leor
SchloSs, guard, are three regulars
from last years quintet indulg
ing in the preliminary practice
Bruce Kessler, last years captain
and Forrest Burgess, the ace Of
the team, who transferred tc
George Washington, are no Longer
available, but among the many
newcomers Young believes he will
find capable requirements.
Oliver Targee and Forrest
Y1lAl1l SEAlwartS on the football
team, are out to make a place
on the quintet. Others who look
like they will come in for Seri
Gus consideration for regular
berths are Lee Field, Red Olsen
Edgar ColiSon. Burke Edwards
Chester, all hold-overs of las;
year. and John Woods, former
western High player; Lione.
Dick, Oscar Sells and Wayne
.