The Washington times., 1930-10-16
RAVES
AS CUBS
SHINE
By JOE HOLMAN

Yesterday football representa-.
tives of Georgetown and George
washington Universities worked
out simultaneously at Griffith
Stadium. While the Hoyas were
drilling on the regular gridiron
Athletic Director Pixlee's Colonials
got in q satisfactory workout
back Of the sidefine seats.
AS his Colonials drilled in the
Temporary space preparatory tC
tomorrow nights iritersectional
clash with South Dakota Univer
sity at American League Park
$3.50 O'Clock, Pixlee expressed him
self regarding Saturdays impend.
ling Georgetown-Western Maryland
game.
He said:
'T realize that Tommy Mills
has been slowed up by in
i juries. But / still contend
that Western Maryland must
take the offensive to win.
Once GEORGETOWN, with It's two
Johns, Bozek and Scalxi, gets
It's hands on the ball-watch
cut!
II know the Green terrors are
powerful. But Mills has developed
a smart, quick thinking and
aggressive eleven, one that Is
capable Of giving anybody q
battle!"
Mills, whose heart and soul
is wrapped around this game,
is, on the other hand, frankly
pessimistic. Apparently he is
sincere in his belief. Either
that or he is a better actor than
one would believe.
It must be admitted that the
ex-Notre Dame assistant coach
has his worries.
II nothing else. yesterdays S
dismal varsity showing against
the freshmen, who utilized
Western Maryland plays, was
enough to discourage the al.
ready downhearted mentor.
Four times the yearlings
bucked and passed them
selves over the varsity's
goal line. II Is thought
that they could have crossed
enemy territory on at least
three other occasions had
they desired. -
AS If this were not enough
to dampen Georgetown's hopes,
another casualty also was re-
corded. Mike Kamora, who was
sporting a bad leg, sprained an
ankle during the scrimmage and
was forced to the sidelines. He
will likely be unable to per.
form against Western Maryland
| Since Tremblay and Brickman
other guards, are also physically
Iunfft, Mills intends shifting Dick
Danner. a left guard. to the
right flank position.
| The backfield, however, is suf.
fering most from injuries. Joe
Alenty, Ed Leary. Jim Patterson
and Dick King are all casualties,
limiting Georgetown's reserve ball.
carrying department to rock
bottom.
! This sixe-up indicates that
the HOyas must cary on, for
the most part, with an iron.
| man eleven Saturday. More
/ injuries would undoubtedly
| wreck whatever chances the
| HiIltOppers have Of landing.
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| Leg weary and muscle sore,
George Washington's Colonials
nevertheless showed plenty in
their three-hour practice at Grit.
| fifth Stadium yesterday.
Realizing the power Of South
Dakota'S high-Scoring machine,
the Pixleemen stabbed atone an
EotLer viciously while putting on
the finishing preliminary touches
for tomorrow nights exhibition.
Particularly impressive was
Arthur Kriemelmeyer, former Tech
High School captain. who came to
life with . vengeance.
After looking over his men,
Coach PixIee announced his
intention of shifting Joe Car.
ter to quarterback and sending
Bugs Bagranoff to fullhack.
Kriemelmeyer Is to pair with
Lee Carlin at q half.
Quarterback Billy Wells, triple
threat man extraordinary, will be
held in. reserve until the psyche
logical moment. Until Wells
crashes the lineup, Kriemelmeyer
and Carlin will alternate as aerial
beavers.
"BGd NelUs" Wins
Final Pigeon Race
The final National Capital Con-
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