Evening star., 1933-09-24

ment tnat ne Will IlOlQ IlLo pSitAi "Ae44ooe
much difficulty.
The other eight places are wide
open, though, and one mans
name appears to be almost as
good a guess as another to start
the opening game with Catawba.
~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY is entire
ly an opposite position. The
Brooklanders have II men who
stand out so much that there Is no
question as to who is a regular or who
Is not. These IL men went through last
wear, some of them as second stringers.
and through Spring practice, END
Coach Dutch Bergman knows exactly
what each man is capable of doing.
On the ends Bergman will have Flem--
ing and Ball. at tackles, Gross and
Nally: at guards. Jim Lyons and Confer
and at center. White. In the backnelo
will be Tom Oliver. Tom Gerarty, jan
kowski and Augusterfer. Several other
players will get into the game with the
certainly that Finn will relieve Gerarty,
while Skisrak will give Oliver chance
to breathe.
Tuo members OF this lineup
ore Washington boys, Nally and
| Augusterter.
The former used to hold down
tackle position at Central High School
and the latter quarterback for st.
Johns. Both are playing good foot ball.
GEORGETOWN, after a good deal
Of scrimmaging, has picked the
~ IL men on whom it will depend
In its opener Murphy and Chappa
are to be the ends. Downer at one
tackle and either Katilinas or Becker
at the other. Cohen and Russo at
guard, and Callahan center. In the
backfield are Costello at quarter, Stan
lev and Heron at halfbacks, and Brad
ley at full.
yiskovich and PARCELS, backs,
are hurt, but should figure In
the running for regular Jobs
when they get back in shape.
up on the Hilltop, Coach Hagerty
sinnlv does not have as good material
as either George Washington or Cath
olic University. The Blue and Gray
squad hardly resembles the aggregatlonS
Lou Little once had, but nevertheless Is
improving rapidly. Georgetown from
last Saturday till yesterday really MADE
some great strides and it Will come
along all year. Hagerty is developing
slowly but his work Is sound ana pc
fore the end of the year ne Will give
1eOIReUOWu b OCJICl ISdAAA e4AoAA ~
in 1882 even though he does not nave
as good material.
~UT at Maryland it seems that the
team will settle down to do some
~ final work for the opening game,
after three weeks of rough hard WORK
with the squad as a whole in excellent
physical shape Minion, who has been
on the shelf with broken bone In nus
hand, will be able to start at left tackle,
for which he has been slated and Ennis,
whose work at end in early practice
justified picking him for one OF the
flank Jobs. also has his injured shoul-
der healed.
Whether or not these tpo youg-
sters start merit Saturday against
St Johns, they probably UtH De
regulars before the game utth
Virginia Tech.
Bradley seems to have the call so far
at left guard. with Simpson and Silber
fighting it out for right guard. Gala
han now is the best bet for right tackle
and Bernie Buscler or Stallfor at the
other end. Webb is pretty sure to be in
at center, with the backfeld made up
of Nelson, quarterback: Widmyer and
Buckley Buscher, halfbacks, ana Sachs
fullback.
ITHER of the four games sched-
uled here this week may develop
- something Of battle for one OF
the local elevens. Little Catawba Col
lege, unknown In the foot ball world,
came through yesterday with well
played game against North Carolina
State, the latter just winning by TO O
1t may be Unexpectedly strong against
George washington.
Mt. st Mary'S has at times brought
to Washington some good elevens to PIT
against the Blue and Gray and this
may be a year when 1t will prove eH-
ceptionally dangerous. especially as
GEORGETOWN will not be at its best In
its opening contest.
St. Johns averages 21z years
of age more than Marylands
SQUAD and that may mean a
very difficult afternoon for the
former.
LaSalle is said to have group OF
much more experienced players than
one ordinarily might be expected to
find at a small college. and anyway the
reports that have come here about that
team have more or less scared up the
G u coaches. For that reason Cath-
olic University is further advanced than
it was last year at this time.
~OM GEARTY will gain good deal
of ground for Catholic UnlVer,
- sity before the season enos' anu
he should gain it in every game:
II is doubtful If there is a bigger
faster back in the South than Gearty,
that is, another back who Is as pig
and heavy and combines with 1t as
much speed, alertness and agility
callahan, Georgetowns regular
center, is sitting on the sideimes
~ now with sprained wrist.
The big chap is not badly hurt ano
could play if he had to. He is sooo
deal Of the life OF Georseto"ns Sec
ondary defense.
~EORGETOWN has a halfback o1