The Washington times., 1935-09-25

crank BUCK Ne"n College Park.
This renewal of a thoroughly
natural rivalry met popular re-
sponse last year, and there was
just one thing to do. The heads
of the athletic departments got
together around a table and the
papers were signed.
Out of this game may come in
the near future the formation of
District Conference, with n en-
bers enrolled from the territory
within 200 miles of the Monument.
No one will say this, but they are
all giving the matter serious
thought.
1t would be a great thing for
football here if George Washing
ton, Catholic University, George
town, Maryland, among others,
met in a regular schedule fash
ioned after the Big Ten schedule.
Leaving these pleasant possibil-
tiles to take their natural de-
velopment, it is pleasing and cor
rect to say that Maryland looks
forward with true confidence to
the events of the coming season.
Why so? The Terps have Is
letter men from last years var
sity. They have Is men from the
freshman team of '34, which is
calculated to send them off wing
ing, with more than a good
chance of carrying through a try
ing schedule.
Aid Grid Uplift
The Terps are aiding in the
general uplift of football in this
territory. They will have as
their guests on November 9,
University Of Indiana from the
Big Ten. Not content with such
enterprise, Maryland has invited
Syracuse University to Baltimore
for a Thanksgiving tilt.
The home coming game will be
played at College PARK with
Washington and Lee as opponents.
Columbus Day will be cele-
brated with North Carolina at
Baltimore, while trips to Gaines
vile, Fla, to meet University of
Florida, and Virginia Military
Academy also are on the list.
The Terps are favored this year
with a plethora of seasoned
backs. Bill Guckeyson, the Be-
theSda streak, is one of the main.
stays of the ball-carrying brigade.
This youth has all the speed and
spectacular qualities needed for
the modern game. He played
brilliantly last season. George
Sachs, a power runner and a
clever hand at clearing the way
of the ball, will be running with
Guckeyson again. They form q
formidable combination.
Jack Stonebraker, who rushed
into the Navy game last year to
electrify the crowd with his SEN
sstional passing and running, is
back. This is his second year on
the squad, and he has gained
steadinesS with experience. Stone
braker weighs only 155 pounds, but
he is tough man to stop once he
clears the line of scrimmage, and
his passing ability is exceptional.
Watch Gormley
Jack Gormley, 185-pound line
smasher, is another Terp who will
bear watching. This young six
footer halls from Tech here in the
District. Edmond Daily and Charlie
Ellinger are two more leather
luggers, and We also have Cole
man Headley of College Park,
Charlie Yeager of Baltimore City
6Ollege, and Edmond DAILY.
All of Marylands resources in
veteran power are not centered
behind the line. Bill Andorka is
o center Of ability, as those who
saw him or played against him will
attest. Three veteran ends. Lou
Ennis, Vic Willis and Bernie
BuScher are battling for honors.
AT tackles we find Jack Birkland
and Carl Stalfort. The guards
are Ed Minion and Charley Gala
han.
Maryland men are greatly i'm.
pressed with the way in which
Frank Dobson is handling the
squad. Dobson, formerly coach at
Richmond, came here with
reputation for efficiency, and he's
more than lived up to it. He and
Jack Faber, Maryland, '27, are
working hand in glove. and if the
TerpS don't come through in royal
style it will be because the oppoSi.
ton was just too good.