Evening star., 1933-09-10

scnoOI whose representatives have
gained f1rst public high honors for the
last five years, but it will mark the irst
win ever registered by an Eastern eleven
over Mckinley team on the grid
And Tech has been competing in the
series since 1902.
GuyOn Admits Strength.
7 ETTER winners upon whom Coach
l. Charley Guyon is depending heav-
lily this year are Tom Davis,
Jimmy Coughlin and Pete Thompson.
ends; Beans Campbell and Maurice
Wolfe, tackles; Raymond Wierschem,
Bus Boyd and Richard Abshen, guards:
Ham Lewis. center; Carl Mills. quarter
back; Tommy Nolan and Joe Mills,
halibacks, and Joe (Butch) Keegin, full
back. In addition to that fine array
the Light Blue has at hand Ed Hurley,
former Gonzaga back; Bob Smith, Guy
Wloner. Glenn Shaw. William Cattell,
Jack Kiatta, Bernie Copper and Joe
Richardson.
Among other candidates are
Frank DOnnella. Kenneth Foster.
Buck Payne, Walter Miller, Hor.
ace Miller, John Mccarthy, Ed.
win Mann, Joe Borsnan, Elwood
Matheson, Frank Maxee, Charlie
Buell., Paul OBrien, H. Schweit-
zer, A. kidweil. Paul Kober. Neal
Mckenny, Ray Meher. William
Becks and Dick Godfrey.
Coach Guyon makes no bones about
the way he feels about his squad.
we've got good bunch" says the
popular chief, who has just returned
from vacation near Red Lake, MINI,
where he visited his folk, took part in
some real Indian war dances and gen.
orally had big time.
the championship. chief" we uueried
That's o. K. with me: we've 70. q
good bunch" was his comeback
SO far the Eastern squad has been
holding morning and afternoon drills.
Beginning this week, however. il will
work only in the afternoons.
Artle Wondrack who used 10 help
Hap Hardell coach the Tech SQUAD.
again is helping out over at Eastern.
which is no consolation to Hap, who
says Artie knows too much about Techs
plays
Cecil Baxter and Ken wiblitzhouser
are Joint managers Of the Eastern team.
Other Schools Get Going.
WHILE Eastern is getting in
" hcks, Tech. out at College Park
Central and most Of the other
school squads hereabout are lmbering
or are getting set for the start of work.
Central has husky squad, but Coach
Bert Coggins is not particularly opti-
mlstlc. He believes Tech again will
have a formidable team, but figures
Eastern packs the biggest threat. He
also believes Western is going to prove
tough and looks to hard-fought series.
Central has lost some fine boys
in Hank Gibbins, captain and
dH-htgh tackle, Tho ,oiH mdtricu-
late at Yale this Fall: Martin
Fisher, end: Carroll Shore. cen
ter. and Stcre Porter. holtback.
Frank Kccsis. who will play either
center or fullback; Nick Pistolas. guard.
and John Nicolopoulos. guard, who ap-
pears an improved player, are the vet.
erans upon whom Bert is building his
hopes. These boys are plenty husky
and the center Of the line probably
will be taken care Of we'll Should
Kocsis be shifted to the backfield, Fish
bein, IT'S. or Dunn. 165, would b the
most likely choices for the snapper
back post. Ralph Holmes. 205. and
Dwight Sartwell. 1876, are tackle candi-
dates. They lack experience, but their
weight should help much Anyway
you look at it. Central should have .
husky line.
Stewart. Lynch and Kline are leading
aspirants for ends. These boys are
not as hefty as the other line candi::
dates. but they have the benefit Of
seasoning obtained last season. Lynch's
knee. which kept him out of much
action in 1882. appears as good as
ever. following an operation. and Stew.
art and Kline also are In good trim.
Richardson a Bantam.
NUTsTAND1NG boys in the back
" field are King. Whedon. Dunlap.
Gregorlo, De Pretoro, Gass and
Richardson Should Coggins decide to
use Kocsis behind the line. he doubt
less will be found at fullback.
Richardson, though only IS and
weighing just l35, is a fiery little play
er who turned in a great performance
against Tech last year in his first start
for the BiGe. He probably will get one
Of the backfield posts. with King and
Dunlap completing the combination be-
hind the line.
Central is much better of this year
in experienced reserve material because
CT Coggins' foresight in playing his
scrubs freely in 1882.
Rube Hayman and Billy Har-
ris. former Roosevelt athletes,
have transferred to Central and
should help in . grid way when
they become eligible after the
first six weeks. They're good
basket ball players, too.
Two daily drills are being held by
the Central squad and this routine will
be followed until school opens q week
from tomorrow, when only afternoon
workouts will be in order.
Lester Wagshal. who has carried
water buckets and made himself use
full for Blue elevens for several years
has been named manager land Is a
popular choice. and Clark Swayze is
his assistant
High spots OF a bright l0-game card
arranged for the Central squad besides
the title series encounters are games
with Gonzaga in the Central Stadium,
October s; Charlottesville Schools for
Boys at night At Charlottesville, Sep
tember %, and trip to White Plains,
N. Y. Thanksgiving day to meet the
White Plains High eleven. The Blues
first game will be September 10 against
Alexandria High in the Virginia City.
The Central grid card:
September 19-Alexandria High
School at Alexandria.
September 22-Charlottesville Elves
at Charlottesville (night).
September 27-St. Johns at Central.
October 6-Gonzaga at Central
October 13-Eastern at Central
October 24-Rooeevelt at Central.
November 3-Tech at Central
November 14-Western at Central.
November 24-Washington-Lee High