Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-23
IS GR|DNEN ASKED
TO TRY FOR TEAM
Ten of 1890 Regulars Among
Those Due to Report
on September 7.

Mess there are some Casual
ties" for one reason or am
~ other, the University OF Mary
land foot ball squad, which
starts practice at College Park on Labor
day, September 4. will be the largest IN
the history Of the pasttme at the Old
Line institution.
Eve others who have won letters; II
more who were on the Varsity squad
last Fall, and 10 from last years fresh
man aggregation, have been asked to
report. It Is probable that Q few may
pass up the call, but the squad should
hit around the IS mark. Twenty-Five
Of them, though, never played foot ball
bsfore matriculattng at Maryland.
In view Of the larger number Of as
pirants three-game schedule has been
arranged for the varsity ''E" squad
Bill Evans, clever back, and Bill
Fisher, regular tackle, are the only real
losses from the 1880 team.
Tive Give Up Sport
Fred Stieber, back, and Bob Wilson,
lin.man, the first with a bad knee,
aud the latter with a bad shoulder,
both relics Of their high school days,
VIII not be on the squad this year.
Stieber and Wilson both play varsity
basket ball, while the former Ia o
lacrosse star and the latter Q diamond
performer OF marked ability. Both
played In tire Spring sports.
Carliss ~ d keenan, will be the only
members u the Maryland aggregation
to go above 100 pounds, the linernen
ranging from ITO to 105 pounds, and
Poppelman, who tips the scales At It's,
being the heaviest back
Players asked TO report September
are:
1850 Regulars.
Al Pease and Jack Norris ends:
Ernie Carliss. tackle; Jas KFaicov1c
and Courtney Hayden, guards; Skip
Faber, center; Shorty Chalmers, Bozey
Berger, Al Woods and Ray Poppelman,
backs.
Other Letter Men.
Bill Wood and Pat Rooney, ends:
Ted keenan,, tackle; Ray Koelle, guard.
and Charlie May, back
Others From 1880 Squad.
Linemen: Ralph Sterling, Jim Loueh-
ran, Tom Duley, Harry Ferguson.
Morris Nicholson, George Cole, John
Mitchell, John Scott and Jerome Fel1-
man.
Backs: Paul Herman, Paul Croniu,
Joe Stttino, Charlie Miller and George
| Hockensmitll
From 1880 Freshman Squad.
Ends: willis Benner, Bucky Buscher,
Charlie Rittenhcnse and Wilbur Wright:
| tackles or guards: Rufus Vincent,
| Howard Shinn. John Mayhem, John
Clark, william Kenyon, wilbur Kern.
| Donald Hay Vernon Nichols and Otto
Mgtheke; censers: willard Piggott and
John Simpson; backs: Norwood Sothor-
on, Francis Knott, Robert Snyder and
/ Frank Hawkins.
Varsity Schedule.
September 26-washington College
at College Park.
October s-virginia at College
! Park.
October 1o-Navy at Grifith sta
dunn, washington.
October 1T-Kentucky at College
October 24-v. M. /. at City sta
dunn, Richmond, Va.
October 31-virginia Poly ct
| Blacksburg. Va.
/ November Vanderbilt at NASH.
vile.
November 2l-washington and
Lee at College Park. (HomecominG.
November 26-T h . n giving
Johns Hopkins at Baltimore Sta
dunn.
December 5--WesteFn Maryland
| at Baltimore Stadium.
Varsity 80" Squad Schedule.
October l7-Catholie U. Freshmen
at College Park.
october 3l-Georgetown FRESH
men at College Park.
November T-WestArn MARYLAND
/ Freshmen at College Park.
Freshman Schedule.
October 23-virginia Freshmen ct
College Park.
october Sly. M. ]. Freshmen ct
Lexington, Va.
November 6--Washington and Lee
Freshmen at Lexington. Va.
November I4-St. Johns FRESH
men at College Park.
November 26-Navy B" squad ut
Annapolis.