The Washington times., 1930-11-10

Athletic Director Tommy Mills
has already lined UP Western
Maryland for Griffith Stadium.
and he is hopeful of scheduling
at least two other formidable foes
possibly newcomers.
RumOr has it that West Vir-
ginia win not be counted
among GeOrgetOwn'S OppOn-
ents another year. In this
event IL would mot surprise II
Western Maryland lands the
Homecoming Day spot.
At least one powerful newcomer
Is to show its wares before Wash
ingtonianS on a schedule that is
rapidly nearing completion.
n Old rivals, including Boston
College, New York University and
Detroit, likely will hold over on
the out-of-town booking. In fact,
Boston has been definitely lined
llp for the Hub, October 81.
Mills admits that several pleas.
ant surprises may be offered
when his teams 1881 schedule is
announced. Just what these sur
priSes are cannot be discerned
until said schedule is released.
Speaking in his customary
straightfrom- -the-shoulder way,
Coach Mills this morning ad-
rnitted that he expects his eleven
to lose at least one of its three
remaining games.
He said:
"It's too much to expect my
club to 60 undefeated against
New York University, Villa
nova and Detroit University,
consecutiveIy. If we win two
of these games, we will have
NO cause for complaint.
Personally / fear New
York University. The VioletS
will be out to avenge defeats
administered them the past
two seasons. And, although
they've lost q couple Of games,
"Chick" Meehan's men are .
tough lot to reckon with"
At the same time Mills ad-
mitted that he will shoot his best
lineup against the Violets. Charley
Brickman, injured most OF. the
season, is to return to guard. And
it will not surprise If Emil
Bozek, who suffered a fractured
collar-bone two weeks ago, also
crashes the lineup.
The Hoyas escaped their gruelling
Boston College game with only a
few minor jolts and bruises.
Their stand against Boston
pleased Mills who was particularly
Impressed with the come-from-be-
hind spirit shown by Johnny
BoZek. ........
There will be no college =,
gridirOn contests locally this
weekend. Since American
University closed its 1880
schedule against Catholic Uni
versity Saturday, the five
others are TO carry ON against
Out-of-tOwn opposition.
While Georgetown is meeting
New York University in one sec
ton of New York, Catholic will
be opposed to Manhattan in an
other.
Maryland, seeking clean
sweep against Virginia college
elevens and it's fourth consecu-
tive Southern Conference victory,
encounters Virginia Polytechnic
Institute in Norfolk.
While Maryland will be IA
vOred to win, the .GObblers
impressed by decisively de-
feating Virginia Saturday
running up . much more inn
pressive score over the Cava-
liers than did the Old Liners.
The College Park contingent
win be accompanied by a size
able expedition of rooters, as well
as it's 5O-piece band.
George WaShington's high-Scor-
ing Colonials journey to Reading,
Pa. to take issue with a touted
Albright machine. According to
Athletic Director Pixlee and
coach Leonard Walsh, who
secuted Albright Saturday, the
Colonials will be fortunate to
win.
Gallaudet. experiencing one of
Its best years, will tackle an un-
known quantity in Langley Field
Air Corps of Langley Field, Va.
TO date the Big Blues have won
four times, lost once and tied
once