The Washington times., 1929-11-04
c. j. BEGINS
WORK FOR
s. NAVY
BY JUNO KINERK

116NAAS SQNNCo3A lily NAIo4 OA VAAS
first Of the four hurdles in its
November path, the Georgetown
football team gets right down to
hard work again today for the
clash with Navy at Annapolis
Saturday.
The Hilltoppers came to, life
with bang against New York u,
but Coach Lou Little must key
them to even a higher pitch If
another victory lis to be gained
Saturday. The Middies viii be
all the tougher. the Hoya mentor
believes. because OF their defeat
by Penn, and preparations or
the Hilltop this week will be just
as intensive as they were all last
week for the Violets.
The big home game OF the day
Saturday finds Catholic U. en-
tertaining the powerful Duquesne
University eleven in their home
coming attraction. With G. u
Navy game a se1l-out, the meet
ing between the Cards and Dukes
will attract plenty Of Washing
tonians unable to gain ducats TO
the game at Annapolis.
MARYLAND has mighty
task confronting it Saturday,
too. when the Cid Liners =
make their annual journey to
New Haven. to meet Yale.
The Ellis, with .Albie Booth.
are loaded with dynamite, and
il is hardly. likely that the
Maryland eleven can repeat
last wears triumph. -.....s
MARYLAND made a story book
finish to gain a tie with Virginia,
with Augie Roberts providing the
spark for gallant fourth-quarter
: comeback. The slim, 1.-the Augte
was the inspiration Of his teams
making an 8O-yard drive down the
field to gain the touchdown that
gave the Old Liners a draw,
although it was John Med Donald 5
place kick that actually knotted
the score.
One of the cheering features
of Georgetown's victory was the
return of Steve Barabas to duty.
steve had been on the shelf all
season with bad knee, but came
through Saturdays tussle in good
shape and will be available, I'm
less injured again, to alternats
with Leroy Bordeau iSf the tull'
back berth.
The victory over the Violets was
q clean-cut, weH-earned one, with
Johnny Bozek and Johnny Scalzi
gaining lions share Of the glory
However, the rugged Blue and
Gray line gave a sample Of its
power when it had to repulse the
VioletS in the third quarter. and
did, it by; throwing them back from
the goal line despite the fact their
opponents had a first down inside
the 5-yard line. When a fourth
down forward pass was ir1conl.
plete acros the goal the only
New York u. scoring attempt of
the day was frustrated.
The Hilltoppers will be
called upon to stop some
speedy and powerful backs
Saturday, for in Castree, Kohl,
has, Spring, Bauer, Clifton
and Cannon Navy is well
blessed with ball carriers Of
the first water.
Coach Jack McAuliffe has
mapped cut a strenuous weeks
work for Catholic u. His team
must play great football Saturday
to rate an even chance against the
Duquespe eleven, which is coached
by Elmer Layden, former Notre
Dame star. The Dukes have only
a tie. with West Virginia to- mar
an otherwise unspotted record
this season. xq.
4 Capt. Jack Malevich win re.
turn to his accustomed place at
fullback Saturday. The Cardinal
captain is a power, both on Of
ferlse and on defense. He is
particularly effective backing up
the line, and is one of the strong
est defensive backs in this sec
&ion.
With MaIevich back in the
game, Coach McAuliffe probably
will alternate Murphy and Oliver
at quarterback. The former filled
in at full during Malevich's alb,
sence, but is more at home in the
signal-calling position.
Jack Norris probably will
return to the Maryland line
up for the Yale game. He
was kept on the Sidelines
against Virginia by a bum
ankle, but ought to be ready
Saturday.
Pease filled in for him against
the Cavaliers and turned in a
fine game, both extensively and
defensively. All the Old Liners
came out of Saturdays game in
good shape and will be in the
best of condition for Yale.
American u. will close its sea-
son Saturday against Washington
College in ChestsrtoWn, Md. The
Eagles rested Saturday and win
be in good shape for this game.
George washington may have
4he services of Blackie Hoffman,
their backfield ace, for the game
with st. Joseph's, of Philadel-
phia. Hoffman was injured a
week ago, but may be in condi.
ton to get back into the game
Saturday.
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