The Washington times., 1930-10-14
COACH SHIFTS
LINEMAN TO
BACKF|ELD
BY JOE HOLMAN

American UniVerSltyS IooIpah
team intends playing It's 1881
games under the floodlights at
Griffith Stadium, Athletic Di-
rector Walter Young divulged as
much today.
Young, who witnessed Friday
nights Georgetown-West Virginia
Wesleyan game, was favorably i'm
pressed by arclight football.
So much so, in fact, that he will
shortly 60 into conference with
Secretary Eddie Eynon, of the
Washington Club, regarding ar
arrangements for next year.
He said this morning:
might football, in a cOmpeti.
tive sense, is equally as in.
teresting as that played in the
daytime. And, from a financial
standpoint, it is certainly su-
periOr.
81 think American will have
a crack eleven within the next
two years. And we expect to
step out against much faster
opposition"
Young. who was forced to band
this years team from compare
lively inexperienced material in.
tends scheduling some interest
ing games for 1881.
In this connection he re-
marked:
81 purpOsely limited our
schedule to comparatively me-
diOcre eIevenS this season in
order to sound out my talent.
I'm well pleased with the re-
suits.
eve took a neat Iacing from
GalIaudet Saturday. But did
yOu notice the spirit and alert
ness evidenced by our boys?
I'm not offering alibis-we
don't need any. But / would
like to put In q good wOrd for
George BOrsari and Frosty
Diehl, our clever '>acks."
Young, whose optimism is re-
freshing in these days of ultra
conservatism or downright pessi-
mism, bases his 1881 hopes on
the return Of all save two regu-
lars. Jarvis, an end. and Levin,
left tackle, alone will be missing.
In the meantime, American
is drilling spiritedly for Satur-
days impending clash with High
Point College at High Point,
N. C.
Because Fred johnson, sea-
soned back, is nursing a frac-
tured left ankle and dislocated
shoulder in Sibley Hospital, Coach
Young has been forced to effect
a shift. The new order Of things
finds Ed Parke. an end, moving
to the secondary defense, while
Wade Larson will hold down a
wing.
johnson, who was knocked
out in the last period of
Saturdays GalIaudet game,
is out for the season. Need
less to say, his absence will
be felt. But, il is thought,
Parke will fit in capably as
a substitute.
The Eagles entertain high
hopes of turning back High
Point. The Southerners, who are
something of dark horse, are
reported to have a ponderous and
fairly fast eleven and one veil
qualified to hold its own against
fair opposition.
George WaShington's student
body and faculty, and many
Washingtonians as we'll, are get
ting tuned up for Friday nights
intersectional game with South
Dakota at the Griffith Stadium.
The Colonials frisked through
vigorous workout under the arc
lights at Griffith Stadium last
night.
Fullback Arthur Kriemelmeyer.
former Tech High captain, is
showing up most conSpiculously
in the practices, which are staged
nightly. Kriemelmeyer, who was
outstanding in Saturdays Della
ware game, will be started against
the visitors.
Forward passing, both from
an offensive and defensive
angle, was stressed by Coach
Tom Mills yesterday as
Georgetown University's grid
ironSrs were sent through
their PAGES.
Johnny Scalzi impressed with
some long, accurate heaves which
sailed squarSly into the awaiting
palms Of HIS teammates.
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