The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-04

B 1884 squad, IZD bOpnOmoTeo that made up the backbone of the eleven have had the needed ex- perfence of a year of varsity play behind them, (3) the spirit of the players, (4) the manner in which , the men showed up in spring practice drills and practice games with other colleges, (5) balance, l6) available and experienced re- serve strength.
 The loss of such sterling per formers as Captain Bill Conter tackle; Gene Augusterfer, quarter back; Red Fleming, end; Tom Oliver, fullback, and Tom Gearty, haifback, has taken its toll, but the experienced men who arc available, together with the ad- dition of several promising sopho- mores, should partly offset the loss of several of the teams 1884 stars.
 Plenty of Material
 In the proposed varsity start ing lineup of the Cardinals this season, lettermen are available for every position. At the end posts, Coach Dutch Bergman has !. classy pair in Hermie Schma:r and Zeke Brown, both of whom should have banner season and are destined to be the best pair of ends ever to represent the university For wing reserves there are Hal McGann, a senior, and trio of sophomores in Ferdinand RydZew- ski, Ed Dunne and Jack Con- uorG.
 The tackle situation should be we'll taken care of with Captain Ed Karpowich pairing with Ed Clements, a junior and Leo Kata- linas and John Chludenski, sopho- mores, in substitute roles. Sam Pagano, a junior and Ed White. sophomore, round out this depart ment in good shape.
 Bill Lajousky, veteran cam paigner of two seasons, will stack up with Joe Anthonavage at the guard berths. Anthonavage was regarded by both Coaches Jim Pix lee, George Washington university and Curly Byrd, University of Maryland, as the finest guard SlLIlcE bdW id5I 6tOOoD' 1T OI It- serve strength at this position, Bergman has Dick Arnold, a junior letterman, Vic Soshon, a standout lineman on the frosb team last season, and Pearson Stanley and Knocky Perron, hold- overs from 1894.
 Center position should cause no worry to the Cardinal coaches with Joe Yanchulis, a star of last season, and Jim Gemlo, who showed up well in spring drills vieing for a starting assignment Genlo performed in fine style towards the close of last season, af- ter an early fall practice injury that kept him on the side lines the greater part of the schedule. His play against Duquesne was particu- larly outstanding. For the third man in the snapperback depart ment Bergman has moved over Red Orth, reserve end, who was outstanding pivot man in high school. Orth has natural foot ball ability and should prove a capable man at this new post. Ire trio of Catholic U centers are juniors.
 Dranginis Kicked
 Pete Dranginis, beedy-e eyed speed-star and reserve signal call CT of last season has been marked down as the regular quarterba cl; for the 1895 Cards. In addition to his speed Che has been elected captain of the track team) Dran- ginis is good blocker and a gambler at calling unorthodoA plays. He will be assisted by Max Brinkman and Specks Foley junior and sophomore, respective iy. Brinkman is an ace blocker and carries good football nog- gin. Foley is a master of spiral. ing punts far down the field.
 The half-back situation of tho team appears fairly well in line Lettermen make up the so-callef first stringers. There is Bill Ad amaitis, junior, who came on witt e rush at the close of last seasor and who knows all the hip-shuf fling tricks of the trade, and whf can hit the line with the equa dexterity that he can straight-arn his way to score past the sec ondary.
 Al Secino, a junior, proved to b' . star throughout the entire las season. Reckless, and with thu quickness of mongoose, he re minded the writer in the games last season against Manhattan ant Western Maryland of story bool stuff.
 For reserve strength Bergman has Joe G1odeck, junior letterman who will see plenty of service throughout the season. Possessed of football guts," Glodeck is on' of the color players on the team a vicious tacliler and a lad whC will be one of the Cards outstand ing backs this season. In Dixie Walker and Maurice Carol! Bergman has a pair of exception ally well developed sophomore performers, who bid fair to be, sen sations before "finis" is written or the 1895 slate. They will beal watching, along with CharleS Munhall, another sophomore.
 Powerful Fullback
 Bob Makofske, who is expecteG to be the regular starting full back this season, was the eightf leading scorer of the east las season andn yet only substitute The blonde -haired fullback is z power against the line and y expected to have brilliant sea son on the grid.
 For reserve Makofske will have Shag Shaughnessy, a converted lineman, who Is low-slung pow CT runner, who Is as tough to hal! when he gains momentum as ten-ton truck. His colby legs giv' him a drive that will shatter thu foundation of many an opponen line this season. His determine tion and grit may earn for hin a starting berth over the talented Makofske. Sully Greco, who hai proven himself as an ace per former in the ring as well as or the football field, but who need more seasoning, is the third mem c. k.-tS