The Washington times., 1932-09-23
LSH AND TROUT CONTINUE TO SWARM BAYAND RIVERS1
WORK CUT OUT
FOR c. v. TEAM
TOMORROW
BY HARRY COSTELLO


LEXINGTON, Va, Sept. %.
George Washington UniverSity's
first game, make-shift football
team has it's work cut out for IT
here, tomorrow when the ColonialA
clash with the Generals Of WASH
ington and Lee. ... .
Jimmy Dehart, who learned his
football, under the old master,
Glenn Scobie Warner, has a small
squad, but it has plenty of speed.
"PoSSum Jim" Pixlee, who
learned his football out Missouri
way, has big squad, and 1t is not
the fastest in the world. -
Different Styles
Tomorrow's game will be power.
as exemplified by G. W., against
speed and deception, as eXemphc'
fled by w. and l.. There is an old
saying that only eleven men can
play on a side in football. =
Well, Jimmy Dehart has the
first eleven. He has not q second
eleven, in the sense of gridiroHf
ability. He has only five or six.
capable substitutes. 7H'
Jim Pixlee is much better off In
the way of capable replacements.
Washington and Lees boys are
mere babes in arms when COM
pared with George WaShington's
players. The Generals are very
young, as group. They lack the;
maturity of the Colonials. ~
Not Greatly Outweighed sa
The II men who start the
game for G. w. will not greatly
outweigh the II men who start
for w. and L. These Generals
average around ITS pounds. The
line from end to end will go about
1875 on the average. The back
field is light, averaging about 1855.
giving the scales a break. ,"
G. w. has no man with the
speed of Joe Sawyer, w. and LIS
star ballcarrier. If Dehart can
shake Sawyer loose in the second.
ary defense, G. w. will have o
tough time of it. incidentally,
w. and LIS offense has been cone
structed with the idea Of doing
that very thing. p"
With Lee Carlin out Of it, the
ColonialS must rely on a running
attack rather than overhead. &C
WIS offense will undoubtedly test
w. and LIS defense, but the lat
ter impressed me as right worthy
in every sense of the word. ALL
in all, this is going to be sweeS
football game tomorrow. Predtc
tions are freely made on the w.
and L. campus that one score Will
decide the issue. 20
Looked Mighty Good "a
Dehart has several men who
looked mighty good in yesterdays
practice.
Amos Bolen, a running guard.
looks like a second Metzger (of
Notre Dame). Mosovich, left end.
who calls signals, looks like =
finished gridder. Sawyer is o
speed merchant, and elusive when
past the line of scrimmage. Mace
Collins, a big chap, a good man
on defense, and an excellent
blocker on offense, will cause
G. w. many moments of worry.
John Bud" Hanly, who once
Starred for Central High, in
Washington, looks the part Of q
real end, too.
w. and L. has an excellent first
team. If Dehart can escape the
necessity for requirements, G. w.
will be hard pressed to exc out
victory. On the other hand, II
w. and L. loses any of its first
eleven. G. w. might come through
to win.
May Get Surprise s..
If the Colonials are over con-
fident they are in for a dreadful
surprise. If they play inspired
football they stand an even
chance of winning. ~
w. and L. is primed for to,
morrow's game. The Generals
will be hard to beat.
The burden of nroof lies with
George Washington, and thG
Colonials must prove their case. j., ;
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