Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-26
COLON|ALS' SQUAD 4
LARGELY CR|PPLES.
Fourteen Players Hurt or In :
jured-G. U. Attitude May
Decide Issue.

-OOT BALL spirit at George
~ Washington University shot
1 sky high with its victory
over the priced enemy,
Catholic u, but the condition was
Gloom pervaded the
downtown institution today as the
contest with Navy at Annapolis
Saturday was contemplated.
The Colonials, with IL players
either hurt, Ill or badly worn, were
unable to muster q full team for
practice yesterday. Nine players
reported and 1t was doubtful that
enough would be on hand today to
get In an effective workout.
ON the injured list are Tex Hale.
tackle. with q broken elbow; Bugs ba"
0ranoff, guard. bruises; Lee Carnn: naiI-
back, sprained ankle: Wallace WILSON,
guard, swollen knee; Fred Mulvey, enc
bunRed shoulder, and Joe Carter, BACK
hob Galloway, end, has neuralgia:
I,yle Sturtevant, end, boils, and Las
Summer, guard, cold.
r Unless there is . remarkably quick
~ Improvement in the physical con-
dillon of the Colonial squad the
Navy probably VIII neeo onty seCon0'
stringers to roll up decisive sOoee'
A strong showing against the Middies,
which now seems out of the question,
would have been Q great help to George
WashinRton's morale when the poys
start work for next years campaign.
Howard University looks for 10000
or more spectators ct its annual game
tomorrow with Lincoln In ortmth
Stadiurn. Colored folk throughout the
East look to this battle each year.
ALBRIGHT College Is making rep for
playing hard foot ball. It gave George
Washington q physical lacing along with
n scoring defeat, and western MARY
land came out Of its TT tie with the
Pennsylvanlans well battered. Tne
Green Terror has been Justly proud OF
the condition Of Its players.
NHAJ. DAVE BREWSTER. athletic
Nl oficer Of the Marine Corps, may
nave a tough decision to make
after the LeatherneckS battle the Coast
Guard December 6 in Grifnth Stadium.
The Kay Jewelry Co. will give 70 the
OUTSTANDING player" In this game
valuable watch and Maj. Brewster viii
be the Judge.
WHETHER Georgetown can nnish the
w season with . victory over Detroit
next Saturday probably depends on
the Hoyas' attitude. They approached
the Villanova contest spIitless, three
trying games In succession with Micnl-
gan State, Boston College and New
York U. having consumed much OF their
fire, and there was no particular In.
centive to spur them against VNlanova.
The Hoyas' apathy was consonAnt with
the fans. Villanova took seating on
the guarantee.
WASHINGTON fans still are discuss-
w ing the Maryland-Navy game 1t.
Annapolis last Saturday, and the
more O lot of them think about It the.
should have won.
After Bullet" kim tore Oh his 05-
yard run for touchdown In the 1lrst
minutes the Old Liners gamely pulled
themselves together and knocked ct
the touchdown door no less than three
times, each time getting within the
5-yard mark. 1t appeared the Mary.
land machine stalled because It failed
to mix up its plays In the right sort
OF fashion, banging the center on the
line when q run on the outside might
have gone to glory"
In fact, cold statistics show that
Maryland, except for Kirnb dash.
gained 1893 yards to 1874 for Navy and
the great majority Of it In thu M1ddies'
territory.
Maryiand's fine comeback after such
q blow at the start must have given SIS
followers great satisfaction. 1t sk1ould
have.
only three dates remain open on the
~ Georgetown schedule for next Fall,
all in November. For the first time In
years Mount st. Marys Is missing nom
the list. The Mountaineers' usual spot,
the seasons starter, Is Lebanon Valley.
which Is likely to cause the HogaS 70
turn on steam, with more pressure prob
ably to come when Western Maryland
Is encountered the following week.
One night game Is listed, with Du.
queSne, 1T Pittsburgh.
The incomplete schedule follows:
September 26-Lebanon Valley here.
October 3-Western Maryland hsfe.
October 10-New York University 81
New York.
October 16-Duquesne ut Pittsburgh
(night).
October 24-Bucknell here.
October 31-Michigan State ct Mich
faan State