Evening star., 1933-09-03
SQUAD WILL TOLL
At COLLEGE PARK.
Assemblies There Tomorrow.
Seasons Schedule Heavy
and Attractive.
BALL for !schoolboys in

NOOI BALL 1Or SCQOOlDOyS III
r this area arrives this week
/ when nearly so aspirants to
the championship Tech
High School squad begin train
ing camp of about IL days at the
University of Maryland under the
direction of Coach Hap Hardell.
Most of the other squads will not
begin work until around the
middle of the month when school
reopens. Gonzaga, however, will
begin work Tuesday.
Indications now are that Eastern and
Central ere the teams that Tech will
have to beat in the public high school
series opening october l3 when Cen
tral and Eastern clash. Roosevelt will
come back to the gridiron wars after
years absence.
Everybody will say that's the
same cid stuff when 1 predict
that this year will be the end Of
Tech foot ball supremacy. but I'm
not kidding this time" says
Hardell.
The Mckinley mentor points out that
if Tech is to win its sixth title in
row it must do with just three 1882
regulars on the job-Johnny Conner.
/. end: Jack Baxter, center, and VITO
Pisani, back Hardell announced he
had appointed Coiner captain to sue
ceed Mike Apperti, halfback, who was
named to the post, but will not return
to school.
Heat1role. q reSerre back last
NEAR. 7rho IS q crack little ball
carrier. also 1CiU be back. but
HardeH figures he has only nn-
certain material aside from these
boys
He plans to convert Pisani into
quarterback Both 1888 quarterbacks
Foley and Brinkman. have been lost. as
have Melklejohn. end: HoWser ana
Hartman. tackles: Gramlich and Flet-
cher guards: Gormley, back, and Bonn
bard, reserve end.
Among the prep schools Dewitt.
under Coach Dick Turner. former
Tech and Virginia luminary,
planning comeback.
Emerson. GonZaga. Georgetown Prep,
St. Johns and ST Adams hope to turn
out creditable teams.
Close to 40 Games.
N ISTRICT elevens will figure IN
are scheduled for home fields
and 13 away.
While mos interest lies in the public
high series games. flock of other high
/ " attractive matches have been listed.
T Roocevelt and Tach will dedicate their
new stadiums SO far as foot ball is con-
cerned and for the first time all the
high schools have their own stadlumS.
The annual Tech Central game,
! erer the biggest schoolboy game
! here, 1riH be played Norember ;.
Roosevelt will dedicate lis stadium
September 90. when it entsrtains Emer-
son in one of the opening games OF
/ the campaign. On the same day West
! orn will have Alexandria High as its
! guest in the W stern Stadium.
Tech will battle its old foe. Epis-
copaI in the dedicatory game in
the Tech Stadium, October 6.
The game Will be under auspices Of
/ the Circle T Club and a committee
headed BY Ham Adams. former Tech
and Maryland athlete. is in charge OF
/ arrangements. The same day Central
and Gonzaga cid rivals, will hook up
in the Central Stadium.
Among other feature tits here will
be the Greenbrier Military School-Em-
erson match, and the Fork Union Mill
tary Academy-Devitt contest, October I;
/ Harrisburg Academy and Emerson, Oc-
tober IA Charlottesville School for Boys
Dewitt, October %: Gonzaga and East
ern in the Eastern Stadium. November
/ II and Western and Gonzaga in the
Gonzaga Stadium, November "a.
/ Western has arranged two bright
gamss away in the night battle to be
/ played October g. against Baltimore
| City College on Homewood Field and
! against Newport News High in that
| city. October IA. Tech plans to en-
gage Roanoke High at Roanoke, Novem-
| Der l8.