The Washington times., 1931-10-13
'STENOGS WAIT
lFORFR|DAY'S
OPENER
BY GARRETT WATERS

:, With Just a small squad Of rs
candidates under his wing, Coach
Lynn woodwork at Business High
plans taking things easy this
! week in regards to practice while
:. waiting for Fridays game against
,ysWestern-the opener of the inter-
high school grid series.
!" All for the reason that he
I wants everybody on deck to be
in tiptop shape when Referee
Towers sounds his whistle for the
opening kickoff.
!, I'm most afraid to give the
boys any hard work." explains
+ Woody. Because of the fear
of one or two Of them bObbing
mp with an injury or something.
do want to so into the fray
|. with our strongest front, even
: though the yearly odds are
against us for q triumph"
+ The Stenogs as usual will enter
Fridays opener as the underdog.
f This despite slim hopes for West
sern this year. Thus, Woody's
plan of putting his ablest team
on the field. He figures that a
triumph might possibly be record
ed if his boys are in shape physi-
>Cally, and ready to stand the
I gaff that will face them in what
will be their first real test for
. the season.
Green Trio to Play
Coach Woodwork has about
hit upon his starting lineup for
the fray. Included in the array
are youngsters who never played
high school football before, while
also included are faces who We! e
with the team last year, but who
did not get much action because
of supposedly better players in
Zine.
Joe Sherman and Jack Her
ing, and Lawrence Flynn are
three new men who have never
played scholastic football in
the past. Sherman is a basket
ball player, in fact, captain of
the court team, while Herring
and Flynn are baseball per.
formers, the latter a big fel-
low and one of the sturdy
!. batsmen Of last years baseball
series.
Sherman will hold down one
of the end positions Friday,
while Herring will be at left
tackle, and Flynn at fullback.
! The remainder of the lineup
will be spotted with holdovers
from last years team. They in
clude FUR, at left end; Donnan,
left guard; Cook, center; KAHN
sky, right guard; Captain Mastra-
n1arino, right tackle; Strasser,
quarterback; and Jacobson and
Cavanaugh, halfbacks.
Emerson Loses
Emerson Prep proved no match
Tor the National Farm school
eleven yesterday in game at
Griffith Stadium. The Doyles-
town (Pa.) boys triumphed after
four long periods by a score of 38
to 0.
Coach Sanborn's crew was never
in the running. The visitors COM
pletely outclassed them, that's all,
and to bying it out more forcibly,
the same said visitors displayed
/. one Of the best drilled teams here
in several years.
Only once did the p Streeters
show any promise of being in
the contest. This was in the
third quarter when q long pass
from Buscher to KelsO looked
good for a threatening gesture.
But said to relate the tide
quickly turned in the direction of
the visitors shortly after as Emer-
son was forced to give up the
ball because of downs.
National Farm scored in every
quarter to make a rout of the
fray. Showing tricky line forma-
tions and clever backfield work,
they connected time after time
with Harmon, Lazarow, Kaplan,
Waldman and Edelman register
ing markers on final thrusts.
Edelman chalked up two touch
downs to get into the star clas.
At hahn time the score was 10
to O.