Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-24
KING OR COSTELLO
TO DIRECT HOYAS
G. w. Hit by Injuries-HoWe
Gets C. U. Job-MaryIand
Plans Offensive.

)O4Gd 1OMMY MILLS nrSC
indication of who will
~ break into Georgetown's
opening lineup Saturday
against Lebanon Valley, at Griffith
Stadium, was Forthcoming today,
when the former Knuts Rockne
aide named % players as probable
starters.
The narrowing down of the
squad of 50-odd players to % gives
local college grid followers their
first slant on Georgetown's 1881
eleven. For more than three
weeks Mills has remained silent.
King or Costello will handle the quar-
terback job.
Although the Lebanon Valley tilt
usually is no more than a warm -up
game for the Hoyas. they are not TAX
ing the Pennsylvania collegians too
lightly. Injuries at the Rehoboth
Beach training camp have forced many
OF Georgetown's potential stalwarts to
miss drills, and whether Mills will be
able to use Danieu and Alenty Is prob
lematical. Mack Stanley. reserve
halfback. and Louis Dee, guard cam
d1date, also are out with injuries.
Unable to get outdoors yesterday be-
cause of the rain, the Hoya squad was
herded into the gymnasium and the
afternoon given to blackboard talk.
The propable line-ups for Saturday
follow:
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Eye .......... Fuliback bradley. shifnmins
.aefs Walter ysESss s1yan
dear. fpiiback: Bernard Donoghue. hanback,;
caf Sns s0a, SIs,rterSsck Gsorgs Nc.
Carpenter. hslfbscE;. Mack Stanley haf1
oNejl Ttn acEisss STic5man. suard; joseph
ward skiynsk end: James Psttsas sa1s f a.
P taefs Paul Mphs end 5eseP kOnop
Callahan, center; Joseph Katalinas. gunrd;
eS tnSsev john aosey N sasas ysso
Small. haifback: John o'Rourke. end; James
:. Lebanon rsserves@Bs sr 01 thrush. will
liam Rose. Boyd Lentz.. William Smith. Al
Sins. Scott ABRAMS. Pster kandPnt srd pr S1l
RROr cs George Wood Lee stSne. Charles
.. ollsialsmC; : Esyes referee; H, = Arm
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injuries may keep Johnny Fenlon
i and Lee Caflin, veteran backs. Bob
Galloway, first string end, and
Johnny LAnnan, reserve guard, out Of
George WaShington's opener with
Shenandoah College Saturday ut the
Central Stadium.
Jim Pixlee, head coach. planned q
scrimmage for the Colonials yester-
Gay, but the rain forced him to gather
where calisthenics and skull practice
were the order.
Today, however, the last hard prae-
tice. before the opener Saturday viii
be held. Ptxlee will name his start
ing hne-up after this drill.
LEAD COACH ARTHUR BERG
4 i NAN, Assistant Coaches Forest
Cotton and George Vlk, Trainer
Louis Brunette and SO Catholic Uni
versity players VIII entrain tonight at
8 O'Clock for Boston, where they will
arrive tomorrow and go through
light workout and await the whistle
for their opener Saturday with Boston
College.
Bergrnan's starting lineup, announced
tentatively couple OF days ago, was
changed last night. Ray Howe, from
the freshman team OF last year, win
supplant Johnny Lyons. for two years
varsity end on the right flank.
The Cards viii take the field as fol-
lows:
Fraatz and Howe, ends: Gross and
T. Nally, tackles: Monaco and Jim
Lyons, guards; Ambrose, center; Oliver,
quarterback: De MeIlo and Whelan,
halfbacks, and Sheary, fullback.
Others who will make the trip are:
Johnny Lyons. Donaher, White, Con-
ter, GuaTnieri C. McVean, K McVean,
Jankowski, Pyne, Bertoni, Billinger.
Collender, Flynn, Duscha. Halleran,
Stapleton, Baumgardner, Stafford, j.
Na1ly, Preston, Baraldi and Moffett.
MARYLAND'S squad summed the
11 rain yesterday to stay in the
dressing room to 60 over plays
and get some new wrinkles. They were
not for use against washington College
at College Park Saturday, either, but
for the Southern Conference clash with
Virginia at College Park on October
and for NAVY in Grifith Stadium here
on October 10.
Virginia, with Fred Dawson at the
helm, is tough SPOT for Maryland and
that the Navy will offer hard shedding
goes without saying.
washington College is said to be
much better than last season and Mary
land hopes it IS.