Evening star., 1935-10-19

- leges, all except one handi-
capped in varying measures
a by injury and ineligibility
bugaboos. returned to the foot bail
wars today on far-fimg battlefields.
Topping the offerings for local con-
sumption. Georgetown was to enter
tain the University of Miami at Grif-
fifth Stadium starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Three more home contests found
American University opposing the
United States Coast Guard Academy
in Central Stadium, Gallaudet playing
host to Shenandoah at Kendall Green
and Howard seeking another I. c.
A. A. victory at the expense of Viz
ginia State in Bison Stadium.
In the Midwest Catholic Univer-
sitys travelling Cardinals risked their
| undefeated record in a game against
University of Detroit, while Mary
lands eleven, so badly battered by
North Carolina, sought 10 stage a
comeback at Lexington Va, against
Virginia Military Institute.
HOya Eleven Revised.
MIAMI, 20 victor over Southeast
ern Louisiana in its only other
start, and hopeful of climbing in the
gridiron world. was to face a shaken
up Georgetown eleven at the kickoff.
Coach Jack Hagerty Of the Hilltop
apparently was sincere III his intention
of benching five regulars two of them
to be yanked from the backfleld.
In place of Tom Heating and Bob
Ferrara. the Hoya chieftain was to
| send Bob Nolan and Don Gibeau be-
hind the line, while in the forward
wall Dave Noonan. Cy Cummings and
Mike Fuardo were to replace Cava-
dine, Vaccaro and Hardy
Gallaudet. with two regulars on the
sidelines with injuries and another ex-
pected to play despite a game leg. was
hoping for the best against Shenan-
doah. Bill Rogers and Dan Long are
the Blues on the bench. Racy Drake,
one Of the leading Gallaudet ball car
riers. is the third battered player, but
he hoped to start the game.
American Universitys squad is In
generally good shape and therefore an
exception. The Eagles conceded them
selves at least an even chance against
the Coast Guardsmen. who whipped
Middlebury last week after sustaining
successive defeats from Wesleyan and
Worcester Tech.
Howard. in renewing a 20-year old
rivalry with Virginia State. went into
its game minus two leading centers,
but the Bisons expected to plug the
gap by placing Capt. Bish Hart at the
pivot post. This tilt was scheduled
for o'clock.
Fight Between Unbeaten Teams.
, CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY game at
Detroit will eliminate one of the
country's remaining undefeated and
united teams. The Titans have won
three times without yielding score.
! c. U. has won twice.
/ The Cardinals. arriving on the scene
/ of battle yesterday, were worried by
| Capt. Ed Karpowich's inf1amed right
eye and cold nursed by Quarterback
Spec Foley, but neither player was in
clined to let his ailment bother him.
( Karpowich's eye was covered by a
patch but the optic was expected to
improve enough today to permit the
removal of the protection.
/ A weakened Maryland eleven faced
Virginia Military as result of yes
| terday's barring of William Andorka,
regular center. and Al Farrell. reserve
tackle. Andorka was ruled ineligible
for foot ball when it was established
that he had played for West Liberty
Teachers College when the little West
| Virginia school was granting regular
+ degrees.
Farrell was declared ineligible for
having played freshman foot ball at
Fordham. Under Southern Confer
ence rules player is ineligible if he
played with another school before
/ transferring to a Dixie loop college.
Andorka's Loss Blow to Terps.
A NDORKA'S loss was expected to
prove a blow. but the Terrapins
nevertheless remained favorites to
win. Either Harry Gretz or Frank De
Armey was to take over Andorkas
pOoI. LOO oCCll hbblO
action with Maryland. Each was
barred upon charges by John Sniscak.
North Carolina player who a week
ago was ruled ineligible following .
protest by Maryland.
Farrell resigned from the foot ball
squad yesterday after submitting a
written report as follows: ""
have admitted to the athletic author
tiles of Maryland that took part in
athletic contests not sanctioned by
the university. and that played as a
member Of the freshman foot ball
squad at Fordham University.
This is further to state that real
ize either of these two factors make
me ineligible to represent the Univer-
sity and I herewith tender my resig-
nation as a member of the foot ball
| SQUAD ."
! Andorka's status previously was
checked, Maryland authorities de-
clared. but at the time the informa.
ton received was that West Liberty
was a junior college and that there
was no violation of Southern Confer
ence rules in playing Andorka. The
latest investigation. however, revealed
that West Liberty has been granting
degrees since 1881. Andorka played
a year of foot bali there in 1882.