Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-02

squad, 40 strong, leaves
~ this afternoon for Point
Lookout, where it is to
60 through three weeks of pre-
liminary practice. The return to
the Hilltop gridiron is to be made
September %, in time for three
days of workouts before Mount
st. Mary's comes here to open
the Blue and Gray schedule.
The Georgetown squad goes to Point
Lookout to begin real training under
a new system of play. Spring practice
somewhat accustomed it to the Notre
Dame style, but the real work now
begins For years the squad has been
under Lou Little, now at Columbia, and
the tactics and fundamentals taught by
Little were considerably different from
what is to be taught by Tom Mills, who
now takes up the reinS in earnest. And,
incidentally it might be mentioned
that Mills apparently does not have
any too brilliant prospects, as far as
material is concerned, and supporters
of Georgetown should not look for too
much in his first year.
Morris Is Captain.
Actually, as far as the return of
regulars is concerned, Georgetown sesms
to be Just about as far from well of"
as any school in the East Only three
men who might really be called regulars
are back-Scalzi, BoZek and Morris, the
first two being backs and the last a
center. Morris is captain of the team.
OF course, other players who gave indt-
cations of real ability are slated to begin
practice tomorrow morning, but 1t is up
to Mills to develop them into the caliber
that usually gives regulars the distinc-
ton they hold.
However, Mills does not seem to be
In the least dismayed about the situa-
ton. It is his feeling that he has
some men from the second-string squad
of year ago who are better than any
body has given them credit for and
that with the opportunity they have he
feels they will come through for him.
And if Mills is right about the quality
of last years second-string players then
there is not much doubt that he is
better fixed than he would have been
had virtually all of last years team
been on hand again. These younger
players do not have so many things to
unlearn.
Banking on BOrdeau.
Of the men from last years substi-
tute squad. Mills feels that Bordeau
especially has wonderful possibilities.
This morning Mills gave it as his opin-
ion that this chap Bordeau seems to
me to have the qualifications to make
a really great player, one Of the great
fullbacks of the country. He has
everything, including the inherent de-
sire to learn to do things well, and any
chap who wants to do can do, par
ticularly II he has great native ability,
rs believe Bordeau has"
ellis, Leary and Emil Bozek, a
brother Of Johnny, are other backs
Mills believes have possibilities How
ever, It is In the matter Of building
line that the Georgetown coach feels
he has his work cut out for him. With
only one regular forward back and only
semi-green material to build with, Mills
knows the job that is in front of him
and does not hesitate to say that the
main part of his problem lies in work
ing together seven men able to stand
up in front of the kind OF lines they
must face.
Assisting him this year Mills has
three men, all graduates OF Notre
Dame, Colrick and Murphy, two ends,
and Moynihan, center. Moynihan is
the Notre Dame man who broke his leg
toward the end of the last season.
Tough Games on List.
Georgetown is to play a 10-game
schedule, and some of its contests are
with teams that are just about as
tough to beat as any in the country.
West Virginia seldom Is a set-up. while
New York University has been out in
front the last two or three years with
exceptional eleVens. Villanova, De-
troit, and Western Maryland also are
strong and versatile.
Here is the list of contests the Blue
and Gray faces. beginning with the
Mount st. Mary's game. September 81:
.Aav NNa,.r
ct Washington.
October 3-Loyola University of
Chicago at Chicago.
october lowest Virginia Wes-
leyan at Washington.
october 18-Western Maryland at
Baltimore.
october 24-west Virginia at
Washington.
october S1-Michigan State Col
lege at Washington.
November 8-Boston College at
Boston.
November 15-New York Uni
versity at New York.
November 22-Villanoya at Phila-
delphia.
November 2e-Detroit at Detroit.
1t will be noted from the above
dates that Georgetown is to play sew
eral games at night, The games on
the local field, at Clark Griffith
Stadium, scheduled under the flood
lights are with West Virginia
Wesleyan, West Virginia University
and Michigan State College.
Here are the members of the G. u.
squad:
Paul Ahearn, Joseph Alenky. Carl
Anderson, Emil Bozek John Bozek Jo-
seph Bandzul, Joseph Eanachowski, Bob
Brennan, Charles Brickman, Roy Bor-
deau, William Costello, Richard Danner
Maurice Dubofsky, Russell Danieu,
Louis Dee, Mancell ellis, Ray Hudson
Ed Katalinas, Richard King, Nike Ko-
mora, Jim Leavey, Ed Leary George
McCafferty, Charles McManus, Capt
Bill Morris, Dave Mutt, Bill Maccees
Phil Mooney, Dave Muir, James Patter-
son, John Scalzi, Bill Sleyak, Lawrence
Sullivan, Aurel Tremblay, Walter
Weight, Bill Montsmus, Bob Burgeois,
Jim Nugent, George Dyer and Dan Pen
dergast