The Washington times., 1930-11-14
RIVAL TEAMS
. WILL PLAY
FOR NEEDY

VIIH6EO
There's . football game hang
ing aloft. but. evidently. no one
in the city Of washington wants
it for charity.
Major David L. Brewster. ath-
letic officer Of the Marine Corps,
offered to turn the proceeds Of
the Presidents Cup game, be-
tween the Marines and Coast
Guard elevens here December 8,
over to the Community Chest or
the District welfare Association.
Major Brewster asked that
these organizations handle the
game and whatever profits accrue
would be turned over to their
funds.
He was advised that the
Community Chest !. has con-
tributOrs who give but once q
year and that there may be
objections II they were called
upon again. Yet, . point
could be stretched in these
distressing times.
At the District Welfare Associa-
tion, Major Brewster was told
that its disbursements come
through Congressional appropria-
tions.
Should all other efforts fail,
Major Brewster and Admiral Bull.
lard, head of the Coast Guard,
may put the game on for charity,
and give the proceeds to what
ever organization they believe
most deserving.
The Georgetown University
football army arrived In New
York early this afternoon and
Immediately went to their quar-
terS in the Hotel McAlpin. The
Georgetowners then held light
workout in the Yankee Stadium
which concluded their training
for tomorrow's momentous clash
with New York University.
The HilltOpers win: line up
with Hudson and Brennan,
ends; Katalinas and Ander-
son, tackles; DubOfsky and
Danner, guards: Captain Nor.
ris, center; ScalEi, quarter.
back; Mac1ees and Mooney,
halfbaGks. and ellis, full.
back.
The New York University start
ing lineup will include Captain
Nemecek and Hugret, ends; Con-
cannon and Murphy. tackles;
Chalmers and Vavra, guards:
Schneider, center; LaMark, quar-
terback: Mcnamara and Jim Tan
quay, halfbacks, and Macdonald,
fullback. The backfield is a soph-
omore combination and tomor-
rows game will mark the first
time that Tanguay and Bob Nc
Nanfara have started together
this season.
Captain Luddy Burke will prob
ably be at his old fullback post
when Manhattan College enter
tains Catholic University tomor-
row afternoon in New York. The
Cardinals entrain today for the
scene Of action.
Coach Bergman has announced
that he won't risk his regulars
unless the game is close. Every
team desires victory, but Berg
man looks ahead to next Friday
nights important game with
George Washington In the Clark
Griffith Stadium.
George Washington faces
Albright tomorrow afternoon
at Reading, Pa, without the !.
services of Zachary Demas,
regular guard, and Lawrence
OBrien, substitute tackle.
They have been suspended for
breaking training rules.
Walter slaird. injured in the
preseason training, will take one
of the tackle posts tomorrow
while Midget Sammy Berkowitz
will have his chance as, a start
ing backfield man. The Eolonials-
will leave by bus at 5 o'clock
today.
The starting lineup win com
prise Fenlon and Galloway, ends;
Slaird and Hale, tackles; Som
mers and Wilson, guards; Cham
berS, center; Wells. quarterback,
and Carlin and Berkowitz, half
backs. and Kriemelmeyer, fun
back. Vogt, Helvestine, Mulvey,
Sturtevant, Chestnut Bakranoff,
buffalo, Lannon, Reilly, Brown,
Jones and Venezky will also
make the trip.
Coach Curley Byrd plans to
carry 36 players to Norfolk, Va,
for the game with Virginia Poly
tomorrow. All except Buck MIL
Ter, hurt In the washington and
Lee game, are In good shape. A.
victory over the Gobblers would
give Maryland q clean sweep over
its Virginia rivals, having already
measured Virginia Military, Vir-
ginia and washington and Lee.
The starting lineup for Mary
land will be Pease and Norris,
ends; Fisher and Carlis, tackles: !.
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