Evening star., 1933-09-10
HOyas Plan Little Giants"
yHIIE GEORGETOWN does not have

|" foot ball schedule with SO
many big schools on it, never
theleSS 1t is to meet several teams that
will be lot stronger than the general
public would think possible. Take Man
haitian College. for instance; it is little
known Gown this way, but it will have
a foot bail team Oh enough to make
any of its oopontns hum along West
ern Maryland is Likely to be another
little giant" and if Georgetown gets by
that game it should consider itself lucky
Boston College is the other strong team
to be met. besides Carnegie Tech and
West Virginia
While Georgetown has much
smaller squad than usual and is
lacking in reserDe strength, it
TiH hare in It's lineup several
players Uho should closely ap-
prOach stardom in any kind OF
foot ball
Williamson at center for instance, is
bne Of the best in the East, and Coach
Jack Hagerty has many kind things to
say about him. tc was the best man
in the Blue and GRAY line last year
Wilmer Bradley. haltback. also is of
"star" calibsr ard if he gets the right
kind OF support should do great things
Another back about whom so much has
not been heard bit who is said to be
q DcIlOIIIGI NlShONlCll, re-
puted to be able to 90 everything well
that any other back can do.
Cards Well Advanced.
Catholic Unilersity's squad is farther
advanced than any of the other local
schools. largely because of the excellent
Spring practice it had last year Plays
were given out early in the week and
the men grabbed hold on them fig
uratively speaking. and went to their
varied performances as if they had just
discontinued practice last week, instead
of last May.
Coach Bergman has his squad in
tact. All the players he expected back
now are in uniform. the last one-Lloyd
Stafford. tackle-having reported yes
terday morning. John Sniscak. full
back came down Thursday.
We are much better fixed for backs
this year, despite the loss of Tom
Whelan," said Coach Bergman late
yesterday afternoon in response to 4
question as to his backfield layout.
I'VE shall not have any indi-
viduaI who will be as good ball
carrier as Whelan was, but there
are some men who make up in
other things what Whelan did
not have that should make them
just as tdIudUit
Particularly are we going to be much
better off in the matter of reserves
We have two backfelds that l car
hardly make a distinction between
One is made up of Tom Gearty anc
Jankowski. halfbecks; Augusterfer
quarter. and Oliver at full. the Other
Of McVean at quarter. Finn and Secinc
or Babe Gearty, halfbacks. and Snis
cak. fullback.'
With the two backhelds Bergman
mentions functioning as units. Berg
man is busy trying to build up th'
same satisfactory reserve strength fo'
his line. He does not believe, though
that he has any chance Of developint
as capable reserves, comparatively, To-
his line as he has behind the line.
So far Bergman's first-strine lin
is Fleming and Ball. ends; Gross ant
Tom Nally. tackles; Lyons and Confer
guards, and White. center Staf1ort
may win his place back at tackle ant
Karpovich. a 2l0 tackle from last year
freshman eleven, also is going to Civ
souebody a run before he admits n
will not make a regular job Bergman
thinks we'll Of the former freshman.
I'm mentioning Catholic University
schedule 1t may not be amiss Il
- give some consideration to Il
hoenins game with La Sale. Rumors