The Washington times., 1930-10-15

field averaging l9O POUNDS Wnlle
the forward wall, man for man, 3
hits the 180-mark or there
aboutS. I
The visitors, who are not y
to arrive in Washington until
Friday morning at 1855
o'clock, have arranged for
brief stOpOverS en- route here.
Warm-up calisthenics calcu-
lated to keep their muscles g
loose have been outlined for es
these periods. -
.r
After visiting President Herbert;
Hoover at the White House and 9
posing for cameramen about L
noon Friday, the Coyotes are ia i
go through their final workout !
in the afternoon. &
AS game time approaches Ath- y
letic Director Jimmy Pixlee and u
his men are putting on steam n3s
in their nightly session. A mixed
aerial and rushing attack is being 7
featured in scrimmages with
South Dakota plays being par
ticularly stressed.
Probably the hardest Job con-
fronting the Colonials will be that !.
Of stopping the gigantic enemy {
backfield, which piled up SO points
in one of its games this season. !,
Capably supported by a robust
line, the Coyote ball carriers re-
ported to possess a terrific punch. /
Triple Threat South, 1S0-
pound quarterback, is the
man to be watched by George
Washington while CrakeS,
who stands two inches above :
six feet, is said to rank with
the c0untry'S leading ends.
A passing attack, featuring !.
this duo, can create consider :
able havoc any time.
This game, the ColonialS' open 4
ing 1880 home presentation, viii 5
be the first night test COR either
eleven. George Washington, how
ever, has worked out under the
arc lights at Griffith Stadium
during the current week, and will
likely be used to floodlight foot
ball when play gets under way.
The four horsemen of last years
freshman eleven, Lee Carlin, Joe
Carter, Billy Wells and Arthur i
Kriemelmeyer, are to make up
Pixlee'S backfield. Kriemelmeyer.
who played major part in turn q
ing back Delaware last week. for Il
merly was an all-high fullback 1
with Tech High School. i
In its lOng-anticipated get i
together with Western Mary.
land at Baltimore Saturday,
GEORGETOWN University's
eleven must combat an old
weakness, q smOOth-functiOn-
ing aerial attack.
Dick Harlow's Green terrors, it
has been learned, have specialized
in the overhead game during re-
cent drills and will make consider 4
able use of it when play is opened.
Under the watchful eye of Tom
Mills the HoyaS have retaliated by
not only breaking up passes, but
also by heaving some of their own.
Mills, who is gradually installing
the Notre Dame system at the
Hilltop, intends Strengthening out
that one defect which has cost 4
Georgetown ball games time and
again during the past several
years-its utter inability to check
aerial throws. 8
Bob MacC cCartee, one time
Emerson Institute athlete, win !
be an ace in the hole when st. :.
Johns Of Annapolis encOun-
ters Maryland University's
gridirOners here Saturday at
1880 o'clock.
MacCartee, possessed of phe-
nomenal speed, was rested in the
recent Western Maryland game.
1t is understood that he was be-
ing saved specifically for this oc-
CaSion.
Following two consecutive de-
featS the TerrapinS are showing
better balance and are hopeful of 3
cracking the win column In this
instance.
Catholic University's eleven.
which is to take issue with Balti.
more Loyola at Griffith Stadium
Saturday night, will work out un-
der the floodlights one night this
week. Encouraged by last weeks
showing against Holy Cross, the
Cardinals will be fighting to