The Washington times., 1930-09-06
ROESCH HAILED AS WORTHY GOLF CHAMP
Good Catches of Fish Reported on Lower Potomac
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POINT LOOKOUT, Md, Sept.
B.-Today. marking the end Uf
tho initial phase Of the training
siege Of the Georgetown football
team, 1t is possible for the first
time to make some tangible OBJ
serVations as to the progress Of
the candidates for the IL posi-
tions which are open to the 81
men now in camp. a..
Although 1t is not always
easy 10 tell what Is going on
back in the receSses Of aScoacn's
mind Tommy Mills has made
no bones about the promise
which certain Of the candidates
have shown, and, for such O
reason, It Is not assuming too
much to name those who may
safely be expected TO make the
first and second teams.
At the guard positions, Dan
ner, Dubofsly, Brickn1an and
Tremblay have been outstand-
ing in this first weeks prac-
tice and much may be ex-
pected Of them In the train
ing days Still to come, say
nothing Of the stiff schedule
which follows. starting with
Mt. st. Mary's September II.
To say that Capt. Rill Nor
ris has cincted his Job ut cen
ter On the first team is not
going beyond the pale Of prob
ability, Tor there is no one I'm
camp who can touch him, and
that Is taking nothing away
from Joe BandZul, q fast-com-
ing center, indeed.
At the tackles four men have
performed so far In an encour.
aging manner. KatalinaS, Sui
nvan. Anderson and Slezak hav-
ing impressed their coaches In
no mean manner. The ends
will be selected from among
Leavey, Brennan, Hudson and
McCafferty. From those Il
front wall men two capable
lines can be established and
a fair third one, the Notre
Dame system providing for
good shocks troops, you know,
might be mustered any mo
ment from the remainder of
fair material still left over.
The backfield Of GeorCetown
this season will be surfeited with
exceptionally good ball carriers,
Russell Danieu and John Scalzi
having the first call at the
quarter spot with Leary, Johnny
Bozek. MaczeeS, and King shin
ing at left halfback: Emil Bozek
and Alantry doing well at right
half and Leroy Bordeau and
Mancell Gillis hitting q great
pace at fuI1back.
Those names, In those po-
Sitaons. have made themselves
effective in the early chapters
Of the 1880 preparatory season.
and Coach Mills is working
them accordingly and with reg.
ularity.
With at least three complete
backfields which might be the
envy Of any coach in football,
Mills has not yet developed the
lines to match more than two
OF his hall-carrying machines,
but the immediate days to come
may see the third eleven loom.
In such a case d typical Notre
Dame first line of offenSe with
proper counterpartS in, the form
Of shock troops may be seen
this year at the Hilltop.
Mills has worked hard with
some Of the varsity men or
the Lou Little regime to alter
much Of their football ground
ing. and learn them the South
Bend style. This task has not
been easy. but the boys are
applying themselves to the
Rockne rudimentS and have
shown enough headway to
make their coach at least
Sanguine as to the future.
Mills and Graduate Manager
OF Athletics Fl. Gabriel Murphy
today conferred with John r.
Smith, 1927 Notre Dame cap
tain and all.Ame1ica guard OF
that year, concerning the posi-.
bilities Of taking over the line
coaching job at Georgetown.
Smith arrived in camp late
last night. The fact that
Smith has come here to dis
cuss the situation. leads Tommy
Mills to believe he is available
for the position, q matter over
which he was not certain
when he first sent in the cali
for the former Notre Damer.
Short signal practices are
booked for today as are in
dividual instructions in the
finer points Of the new style of
play TO be in vogue at George
town. The boys are charging
and blocking already in the
manner approved by Mills,
who abandoned the Little
method and showed the boys
ways and means which he be-
lieves will result i'm fewer in
juries.