Evening star., 1932-10-22
RETURN Of HUDSON
AIDS GEORGETOWN
American U. Faces Unbeaten
Eleven-Mary|and Hopes
to End Loss Streak.
~EORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
4 ruled a slight favorite over
" Western Maryland in what
promised to be a spirited


grid scrap today in Griff1th Sta
dium, starting at 2::30 o'clock.
In the other college games here
Maryland entertained St. Johns
at College Park and American
University, popped up over it's first
victory in couple years last Sat
urday, Over Bridgewater, was tc
meet an undefeated eleven from
Bluef1eld College of West Virginia
Play on the Eagles field at Mas
sachusetts and Nebraska avenues
was to start at 2:30.
George Washington, battling Tulsa
University at Tulsa, enters an impor-
tant game without the services OF its
b2ckfield ace. Johnny Fenlcn, who was
nu-v Friday in o workout. While Fen
Ions wrenched shoulder strengthens, his
place is to be taken by Johnny Baker,
a cophomore.
TINS Parrish. another Colonial back
rsd dependable, also v,s injured Fri
Gay, but is expected to play today.
II L
l George washington ard Tulsa
w-th the Colcnial5 yet to aCh eve
q victory. Both of the preVicu5 games
we humdingeT5 TO- action and color,
VIII Tulsa winning last year by "a to Z
al tho "ccr before by IA to T.
ChIcG Kec ing and Billy Bcehm,
whose long rurs featured the 1881 con-
test. were back en- the job today for
Tulsa, but the Colonials were thankful
fer the absence of Ish Pilkington. whose
powerful interference and line cracking
were more of a factor in the Tulsa
triumph than the scooting OF Keeling
and Boehm.
IN meeting ST. Johns at Annapolis, at
i 2:30 c'clccx. Maryland expected to
end losing streak which started a
month ago, but the Johnnies we're &C
counted strong enough to be danger
Gus. The Terrapins are looking beyond
today's game to that next week with
V. M. I.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, with one
~ of the best teams in its histcry, is
rated a 5-A favorite over Manhat-
tan, coached b. the brilliant Chick
Meehan. in 2 game in New York
Tommy Whelan, elusive back who
has scored in every one of the Car
dincl5 games since 1880. has been given
q lot of attention by Manhattan. who
had a couple Of triple threats. Bill
Fendergast and Nal Thomas, to match
against him.
Whelan enters the battle bent upon
Distinguishing himself as never before,
fer tcday's Is the final game the New
Yorker will play before home folks.
The crowd was expected to number
$4,000.
GEORGETOWN was reckoned stronger
" today than at any other time this
ceason. although its phantom ball
carrier, AL Kelly, is not in the best Of
shape.
A great help to the Hoyas is the re-
turn to condition OF Ray Hudson, cap
tain end end, probably the best foot
ball player Georgetown has had since
Ali-America Babe Connaughton. Hud-
sons absence through most of the con-
tect with New York University last
week weakened the Hoyas immeasur-
ably. and undoubtedly was responsible
in great degree for the terrible laclng
Georgetown received.
Western Maryland has no George
Ekaitis or Floyd Doughty in its back
field or a Pincu1a on the line as in
these great wears of 1929 and 1880 when
the Green Terror was a terror indeed,
but Dick Harlow brings to Washington
this time a team big and strong, spe-
calizing in power plays, as against
Georgetown's speed and deception. The
Western Maryland regular backs, Dunn,
Gorski. Shepherd and Me-ko, all are
best through the line.
4 MEXICAN UNIVERSITY would do
"A well to turn back Bluefield Col
lege, which has beaten Shenan-
doah. 900; Campbell College. 1870, and
Morris Harvey. 1876. The visitors are
coached by Mullie Lenoir. former Uni
yersity Of Alabama star
Irs eagles have an exceptional for
ward passing combination in Parke and
Targge end Coach Walter Young has
assigned them lots of work today.