Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-27
HAWKEYES HAVEN'T
RECONNO|TEREDFOE
coIonials Boast Vital Parts
OF Fine Grid Machine.
Lineup Changed.
By h D. THOMAS.
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. terry" to its next opponent.

WASHTNGTON's
IL y foot ball team is q "mys-
~ terry" to its next opponent.
the University of Iowa.
The Hawkeyes haven't secuted
the Colonials, know nothing OF
the enemy's methods and would
much rather take on q minor MIA
West rival for a ''breather" before
battles with Nebraska, Purdue and
Northwestern.
Your informant is Eric Wilson,
editor of the University of Iowa's
news service.
In the meantime, the Colonials look
to the contest Saturday at Iowa CITY
rs the most important on their sched-
ule. The Hawkeyes viii visit wash-
ington next year as . featured team q,
the Colonials' Bicentennial schedule.
and how much Of an attraction tlsa
1882 contest wiz be viii depend much
on the outcome 10 Saturdays game.
THE Colonials have had almost an
1 extra week to prepare for q grand
Iowa took q $40 beating Saturday
from Minnesota, which followed 4
ScoreleSs tie with Indiana. Previously
the Hawkeyes had been beaten. 20 20 b.
FIT. 1o Ass'sS anu ~ 70 y "
Thus Iowans have vet 70 score .
point, let alone win a game but have
met teams Of much higher caliber than
George Washington, which has beaten
three weak elevens and lost to its only
formidable opponent, Tulsa.
The Hawkeyes should enter Sat,lr-
days contest favored to win, but with
George washington reckoned extremely
dangerous.
A LTHOUGH defeated "A to 2. GEORGE
"A Washington showed signs az forrni-
dable strength IN the Tulsa game. In
cioentally, its lone touchdown was tia
only score made so far against the
Golden Hurricane. which followed r.
victory over George Washington with
one over Creighton. 28-0. Tulsa created
more Of . stir than any team to visit
more than made good on their ballyhoo.
They had unforgettable color ana
punch.
Barring accident, the Colonials win
be in better shape for Iowa than T1,Isa
The battle with the Hurricane Showed
Coach Jim Pixlee where lay Weaknesses
IN ms team, and new faces win be seen
N the starting line-up. One Of these
probably viii belong to John Matia.
hitherto a sub. but George Washing
tons most effective back against Tulsa.
GEORGE WASHINGTON has nj
~ least the skeIetaI structure Of 4
fine eleven. Fred Mulvey and
Wayne Chambers, on the TANKS: FRANK
Blackistone in center, and Johnny
Fenlon. Malta and, perhaps, another
Colonial back or two could play foot
ball with any mans team.
These and all the other first-strin9-
ers are expected back next year. and
this far away may be glinapsed prob
ABLY the strongest team In recent Colon
ial history.
Coach Pixlee yesterday made several
changes In his lineup. The backfieId
saw Carter at quarterback. with Johnny
Fenlon and "Ttlly" Malta as halves
and Otis" Kriemelmeyer at fun.
while Stewart and Parrish, heretofore
backs, and Tom Dixie, who has been on
the casualty list, were worked In the
guard positions.
Both Pixlee and Len Walsh. his first
last Saturday and expressed the fear
that the Hawkeyes would prove too
strong for their team unless there IS
q. complete reversal in form, with the
Hawks letting down or playing over
confidently, while their own bunch
come to life with hang-up game.
The switches made by the local
coaches are practically last-minute eff
forts to plug up weaknesses.