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has been shifted to q flank and
has locked UP his assignment.
FenlOn was sent to = wing
when Lyle Sturtevant showed
MP with o crop Of bOils. Il
IL now prObIematical whether
Sturtevant or anyone else
can OuSt Johnny from his
position.
Until recently Fenlon was on
the casualty list. Recovering
from his injury, he immed ediateIy
made good on his early season
promise and today is counted
among the outstanding Colonial
threats.
If the occasion demands he
can go to the backfield and
stack up favorably with George
WaShington's best ball runners.
In other words, as you may have
gathered, young Johnny Fenlon
Is the type Of player every coach
desiresa born hustler who
makes the most of every break
coming his way.
Because his backfield has been
riddled by injuries Coach Pixlee
likely will make extensive use of
three substitutes when Albright
Is met at Reading, Pa, Saturday.
Sam Berkowit2.. Jules VeneSky
and Harold Jones, all halfbacks,
are being groomed for action.
Berk0witz is expected TO be
included In the starting line
mp since Joe Carter, one Of
PfxIee's best bets, Is In. poor
physical trim following the
New York Aggie game.
The ColonialS reSorted to a de-
fensive Scrilnn1age yesterday and
more than impressed with their
general display of fight and en-
thuSiaSrn.
Virtually no scrimmaging and
only light workouts are In. order at
the Hilltop as Georgetown Uni
yersity's gridironerS await Satur-
days big game with New York
University In Gotham.
Coach Mills intends starting his
best lineup against the VicletS
and is taking no undue chances
with the physical condition Of his
men.
He said today:
Chick Meehan has q power
full team. Our best chance is to
get in there and fight for the
breaks. III we can match the
aIertness Of the 192S-1929
Georgetown teams we may
spring . surprise. Otherwise
we're in for q Iacing."
It Is possible that the Hoyas
will have to carry on without their
nee halfbackG Phil Mooney, Satur-
day. MONEYS knees were bat
tered badly in the Boston College
game and he has yet to report for
practice this week.
4'One redeeming feature In the
Of Mills backfield, the
athletic director himself admits,
Ia the even balance Of his re-
serves. With Mooney missing the
Bozeks, Joe Alenty, Ed Leary or
any one Of several others can
step into the lineup on a minutes
notice without slowing down the |
machinery one iota.
University OF MaryIand's
potent backfield, which cut
loose impressiveIy against
Washington and Lee, IL get
ting in plenty Of preliminary
work prior to Saturdays i'm
pending struggle with v. r.
I. ut Norfolk.
The Chalmers to Berger for.
ward passing combine, which has |
scored heavily against all Vir.
gi1lia college elevens this season,
ls being particularly stressed BY |
The College ParkerS.
Some attention also is being |
given to the defense in the light |
workouts being staged daily at
The Curley Byrd Stadium.
"A specially designed brace has
reinforced Halfback Johnny OH
verSs ankle to such an extent that
he will likely be available for
saturdays Catholic University
College game at, New
York.
Blast again will direct the
team, Oliver and DeMell0 are
60 hold down. the halves, and
Buster gheary remains at full
hack. Coach Bergman has
limited thesW0rk Of his squad.
ron, which In reality Is point.
Ing for the George Washing
ton game,
GaIlaudet's Blues are showing
plenty Of power In their daily
practices ct Kendall Green. The
5ilents are setting themselves for
saturdays mix-up with Langley |
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