Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-16
TO CALL OUT GRID
SQUAD ON MONDAY
New Mentor Performed for
Tech High and Univer-
Sity of Maryland.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.


~ 1 and graduate of the
University of Maryland
last June, will coach the Landon
School gridders this Fall, it was
announced today by P. L. Ban
field, head master at the Massa-
chusettS avenue institution.
Price will call his candidates out for
the first time next Monday on the
Monument Grounds, where the Landon
athletes drill.
"Milly," as he was Familiarity known
TO his associates at the University of
Maryland, will be taking his initial fling
at coaching. He graduated from Tech
High in 1924. where for four years he
held down the quarterback post, making
the mythical All-high eleven in his last
season.
At Maryland he played freshman foot
bail and two years of lacrosse, his sec
ond season of lacrosse comprising all OF
his varsity experience.
While prospects are not exceptionally
bright for Landon. five veterans again
will be on hand. They are Bill Baker,
quarterback; Bill Quinn, halfback; Al
Hopkins, guard; Capt. Gordon Boucher,
tackle. and Jimmy Sands, an end.
About 80 candidates are expected to
report to Coach Price Monday.
A team averaging only lao pounds is
the hardly encouraging prospect faced
by Coach Orrel Mitchell, youthful Con-
zaga mentor, who is drilling the Purple
hard on the Plaza Field daily.
Mitchelfs one heavyweight on the
squad is Tom Shipman, a newcomer,
who registers the Fairbanks at 205
pounds. He looks like a giant besides
If sas,af - pllfari Coach
Mitchell rather wistfully.
But light or heavy the Gonzaga coach
As far from pessimistic and is looking
forward to giving Central stern battle
on October 26, when these schools open
their respective seasons.
The SQUAD which went to the Cedar
hurst Timing Camp is in the prime
of condition, while several new candi-
dates who have shown promise are
gradually working themselves into trim.
At present Mitchell is undecided as to
the probable lineup which will face
Central
Ed Donohue has about clinched an
end position, while George Gingrat IS
the leading candidate for center. Capt.
Dan Dunan, an end last season, has
been shifted to a halfback post, while
Martin Schran appears the likely win
ner of the Signal-calling position. The
fest. Mitchell frankly admits, is pretty
much of a toss-up.
Other promisiong candidates include:
irving Eppahar6, David James and
George Lewis. guards; Ed Quigley and
Bill Mills, tackles; Jack Hestor and Ed
BENJAMIN, ends; earle Mills and Jimmy
Donohue, backs.
A captain to be chosen for every
game is the experiment to be tried by
Coach Warren Hayes Of Woodward
School this season.
Woodward's huskies trod the turf for
the first time this morning when Hayes
took his aspirants to American Univer-
ATTY for their initial drill. From now
until school opens it will be morning
drills for the Y. NJ c. A. pigskinners.
Eight letter winners are back AZ
woodward this season, giving Hayes q
nucleus to work with. In Irving Goebel
he has a veteran center, hanked Dy
pair Of guards from last year, Joe
Brookhart and Dan Moore. George
Croft. Vic De Mott, Al Heloer sno
Comfy Robinson are the backs from
season ago. while Bob MitscherJ PROP
nblv will be groonned for tackle berth.
HAYES held blackboard talk yester-
dav. but from today on WOODWARD
gridders can expect the real stun.
with the reporting Of Quincy Owens,
Hll-OlEH GtlAbElg Luz -
Lewis Taylor, Shorb, Mcdonald and
like. the Emerson Institute squad,
which probably is the most advanced
of all the local prep schools, will be well
nigh completed. These players are ex-
pected to come out either today or to-
morrow.
Both Bill Keller and Harley Sanborn,
the coaches, are bearing down on the
boys, who are rapidly showing signs OF
being in the pink"
Thursday the Red eleven is to play
the National Training School in prac-
lice game at the Training School field.
Charlie Millar, Eastern's former classy
ball toter who has been laid up for the
last few weeks as a result of dog bite,
is expected to climb into uniform any
day now.
Henderson, former All-State guard
While at Alexandria High; Jim Draper,
All-high back, and Mccarthy, another
former Eastern High boy, are showing
up best right now among the Emerson
Aspirants.
Coach Robert Middleton over at st.
Adams will call out his team next We'd
nesday for the first time, while Friends
School gridders are to. see action next
Monday.