Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-22
NO REST FOR C. v.
TIL TEAM CLICKS
Mills Changes Tune at G. U.
Bergman Plans Shifts
in Card Lineup.

|. ~ FORGE WASHINGTON'S
y gridders today were to be
~ put through a whang-
doodle of a workout and
the stiff stuff will continue until
Coaches Pixlee and Walsh have
noted marked Improvement over
the brand of foot ball put forth
by the Colenials against South
Dakota.
Next Saturday afternoon George
Washington will take on Dickinson
College at Grifith Stadium, and prob
ably viii need to play more intelligently
than against the Coyotes to get away
with victory.
Dickinson refused to play the game
at night, giving as its reason the in
experience Of its players in foodlight
gridironing. This is the first objection
to night foot ball made locally. It's
tough on G. W., which figured to boil
eter up its bank account. A
! pixlee has shifted Wallace Wilson
from guard to tackle, and Wilson
!. promises to run Obie O'Brien, biggest
man on the squad, out Of q regular
place.
Blackie Hoffman, back. won't be able
to perform until blood clot is removed
from his knee.
tom MILLS AYERS he was not talk
II ing for effect when he steadfastly
predicted defeat for Georgetown
by western Maryland. He's singing a
different tune this week. He says the
! Hoyas will beat West Virginia, and
here's hoping Tom isn't 500 gueSser.
No matter what the outcome Of the
contest, it's a cinch 1t will be hard
fought Anyway, all the others between
c.. q. and the Mountaineers have been.
The Hoyas are fightin' mad. The
freshmen eleven, which last week ran
wild against the varsity, took a wicked
pounding in yesterdays scrimmage. The
varsity scored two touchdowns and was
on the way to another when Mills
stopped action.
Dick King played quarter, Emile
Bozek and Ed Leary were at the halves
and Leroy Bordeau in fullback.
Emile Bozek, Leary and Borden were
impression against Western Maryland.
Bordeau proved his line-plunging
ability beyond question. The rugged
fullback number of times cracked the
powerful Terror line for goodly gains.
no make any sort of gain through the
Western Maryland line was an achieve
naent.
DISSATIEFTED with the showing Of
~ his reserves against st. Johns.
Coach Byrd at Maryland sent the
second-stringers through a vigorous
ecrimmage with Gallaudet. 1t lasted an
hour and o half Another long ses-
sion Is scheduled today with the Ter
rapin freshmen as scrubs.
Byrd will work on his reserves more
than the regulars In preparation for the
v. M. l. game at Richmond Saturday
The Terrapins will enter the contest
favorites.
y Coco BLAST, who has shown class
N as an end at Catholic University,
may be tried at quarterback by
Coach Bergman and Moon Mullen,
guard. and Nick Monaco, tackle, may
change places.
The switches, however, won't be made
for the game with Duquesne Friday
night at Pittsburgh.
II the Cards and Dukes put up a
battle like last years 1t viii be worth
lots more than the price Of admission.
The 1929 contest presented more thrills
than afforded by half dozen ordinary
games.
a MEXICAN UNIVERSITY is taking
"A things easy In preparation for its
with Atlantic University, a new insti-
tuition.
The Eagles are dickering for a game
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