The Washington times., 1931-08-17
G. v. GR|DMEN
GO To CAMP
SEPT. 8
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

UlIQ ElAlCG, IlGdu 1UOOUdll COdCAI
and athletic director at George
washington University. lost no
time plunging into his football
duties upon his return to town.
The first Of Pixlee's acts was to
announce that the Colonials will
start training September 8 at
Camp Let's, on the Rhodes River,
near Annapolis. This was the
ColonialS' training base last year.
81 expect between 40 and 50
candidates to report at the
training camp" declares Pixlee.
"WeIl break camp on Septem-
Der FL and the next day renew
our drills ON the T .dal Basin.
We won't have a world beater
this fall, but well be better
thasl last year."
Pixlee will have the same as
sistants as last year. Len Walsh
will direct the varsity 1inemen,
with Max harrington handling the
varsity backs. Jean Sexton. who
will again coach the freshmen,
will assist in the. varsity coaching
at Camp Let's. The incoming
freshmen will not report until
school opens on September %.
BrOaddus College Cancels
AS Broaddus College, of Broad
dus, w. Va, has Cancelled its game
with the Colonials for the night
Of November 13 at the Clark
Griffith Stadium, Pixlee is search.
ing for a suitable opponent. He
has nearly closed negotiations
with strong college for this open
date, but is withholding the
identity of the college.
Candidates expected to report
at Camp Let's are Galloway, Oh
verSon, Ingle. Helvestine. Millwit,
Cornelius, Bagranoff, Hickman,
Parrack, Kriemelmeyer, Morlan,
Hale, Florence, Hutzler, Vojgt,
Brown. Murray, USnick. Mulvey,
Holmes, Shipstead, Wilson Sam
uel, Hadd., Polkinhorn, Fenlon.
Grigilinnaus. Meta, Baulsir. Nc
Donald, Doyle, Hoffman. Waggo-
ner, johnson, Chestnut, Edmonds,
HendrickSon, Carlin, Carter, Lit
tlejohn, Slaird, Spain. Venezky,
GriggS. Bannon. Parrish, Cham
bers, Ray. Blackstone, Chapman,
FoutS, Van De Mark, Kanatobe,
harrington, Steward, Nelson, Hat
field, Jones, Laird and Woods.
Blackstone is the former
Central High center. Earring
tom is yOnger brother Of the
assistant coach.
Watch out for Maryland this
fall, is the tip making the
rounds of the football mart.
Maryland will send a veteran
combination upon the battlefield
and the school should go through
a successful season. providing
that the reserves come through
with needy assistance.
Strenuous Schedule
If Maryland's reserves fall
down, then the team will have a
hard road as a strenuous ten
game schedule is in order. The
only soft contest is the opener
with Washington College.
In the. squad that reports for
the first practice on Labor Day
at College Park will be IA Of last
years 18 letter men. Besides
there will be 10 varsity holdovers
who did not earn their mono
grams last fall as well as IA
choice freshmen from last years
squad. A rosy outlook for Mary
land. to say the least. Facts on
the team follow:
Returning Veterans
Resulars-Al Pease. Jack Norris
ends; Ernie Carliss. tackle: Jess Kraj-
covic. Courtney Hayden, guards: Par
ker Faber, center: George Chalmers
Louis Berger, AL Woods, Ray Poppel-
man, backs.
Bill woods, ends; Ted Keenan,, tackle;
Ray Kolle, guard. No-letter men. John
Iinemen; Paul Kiernan. Charlie May,
charli" Miller Pau! .t.r'nt crSnin.
ton i'OV FEesnneh-Johh MayneU'
Rufus Vincent. tackles: Howard Shinn,
John Clark, Irving Holbrook. guards;
willard Piggott, John Simpson. centers:
Willis Benner. Alton Buscher. Charles
RittenhOuse, Wilbur Wright. ends: Nor
wood Sotharon, Francis Knott. Robert
Snyder, Frank Hawkins. backs.
Veterans Missing
Bill Evans, varsity back: Bill Fisher
varsity tackle: John Pitzer, reserve
back: Joe Deckman, reserve lineman.
ARROW is BURIED