The Washington times., 1930-11-11
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other games, the Cardinals in the
past have generally hit their
stride against the Colonials.
This year Athletic Director
Bergman'S men, handicapped by
injuries and a depleted reserve
have experienced a
lean gridiron season. But, dc.
spite repeated reversals, they are
looking ahead to their annual con-
flict with the Pixleemen.
It is hoped that this prize
attraction will be presented IN
q night setting at Griffith
Stadium, Friday, November
22. Should the weather turn
bad, however, the game win
be carried over until the fol-
lowing afternoon.
Although he is concentrating
on the Manhattan game at pres
ent. Coach Bergman admits that
he is saving his big punch for
the Colonials.
He said today:
eff Manhatten gets a COM
manding lead over us Saturday
or IL we Unexpectedly forge
ahead Of the New YOrkerS I
intend shooting my reserves
into the lineup.
"I don't expect to beat
George Washington. But we
have every intention Of carrying
the battle to that team and
don't be surprised If we make
o fight Of it,"
Despite Catholics none too i'm
pressive record there is reason to
believe it : possesses sufficient
strength to extend the Colonial to
the utmost. Lack of reserves, more
than anything else, has accounted
for the decline of the Cardinals
this season.
Should coach Bergman get his
small squadron clicking as it did
In the Duquesne game there is
no reason to believe some furious
ouelling will ensue. And don't
be surprised if the Brooklanoers
turn loose with a hidden punch
against it's opponent-which will
be an odds-on favorite to register.
One stand-Out regular who
Is being saved for the Colo
nial game is Ed O'Brien,
husky tackle. Ed, handi-
capped by a treacherOuS
shoulder, has been inactive
most of the year. But he in
tends doing his comeback
against George Washington.
Although Coach Jim Pixlee's
George washington gridironers
are to confront a formidable ad-
versary in Albright Saturday, he
too, is looking forward to the
Catholic University game.
The COIOnialS, though eS-
tablished q favOrite several
times, have seldom managed
to best Catholic and are
determined to click this sea-
son.
Despite Friday nights rout of
New York Aggies. George Wash
ington suffered three backfield
casualties. It is therefore doubt
full if Billy Wells, Lee Carlin and
Joe Carter will be in physical
trim Saturday.
Sam BerkowitZ is being groomed
as a possible substitute for Car
ter-most seriously injured of the
trio mentioned.
Two line dependableS hurt in
the recent Tulsa game also are un-
likely to return to the lineup
against Albright. Bagranoff.
husky guard, and Mulvey, an
end, are still nursing damaged
shoulders.
Coach Tommy Mills, who was
slightly i'll yesterday, will be back
on the job today when George
town starts intensive drilling for
Saturdays impending New York
u. clash in the big town. Johnny
Colrick and Clipper Smith Su-
pervised yesterdays workout.
Among those who reported
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hustled through q vigorous
E-acs1ce Wa3 ~ ~ ---.,,-4.
man, plucky HOya guard, VINO
is doing a comeback after
being waylaid by injury.
University Of Maryland's foot
ball men will today start ariVing
for Saturdays clash with v. p.
I. in Norfolk. Bozie Berger, lead
ing District college scorer and
hero Of last years Gobbler game,
is expected to add to his laurels
in this contest.
Gallaudet's fast-moving Blues
are polishing up their defense
for Saturdays impending strug-
gle with Langley Field Air Corps
at Langley Field, Va. The attack,
as usual. viii be centered around
Johnny Rihgle.