Evening star., 1935-10-26
Layden Warns of De Paul.

NAIHOLlC UNIVERSITY S present
plight. as presented by Bergman,
is no offspring of imagination. For
three straight weeks now the Cards
have been keyed up taut as fiddle
string in nosing out DuqueSne. Detroit
and ST. Mary's by touchdown apiece.
And from here in-exactly one month
they must stay that way.
week hence the Cards face De
Paul in Chicago. De Paul? Hear
Elmer Layden of Notre Dame as he
told it to Bergman last night:
DE Paul lost one game out of four"
advised Layden, 'and by rights it
should be undefeated Northwestern
beat 'em and De Paul should have
Won AS it was. Northwestern scored
two touchdowns in the last three min
utes to win. You won't hit better
team than De Paul this year"
After De Paul is West Virginia
Wesleyan, undefeated and united
winner Of four in a row and scored
upon only once. Next comes improv-
ing Western Maryland with a rock
ribbed line. Finally, North Carolina
State, winner of three of four games
and beaten only by Georgia. l3 to 0.
Does anybody remember saying
"Catholic U. oughta go undefeated.
1t doesn't play anybody"
Penalty Costs Texans Game.
ITO THOSE 1000 who braved what
they feared might be a rout by
Catholic University last nights game
long will be remembered. They saw
the Cards strike home with a single
thrust that was successful chiefly be-
cause of the Texans own roughneSs
Thereafter they saw Smartly coached
st. Mary's eleven. headed by a great
back in Doug Locke, outplay the Red
Birds and miss two scores by heart
breaking margins.
Irish Carroll. sophomore. started
what proved the victory march in the
second period by running 25 yards
through center and catching a IA
yard p->s from Bill Adamaitis for a
first down on st. Mary's 48. Here
Carroll went out of the game with
what may have been a fractured rib,
but the Cards managed to carry on.
Al Secino. his sub. accounted for an
other first down and then the Brook
landers busted off a double lateral,
Bob Makofske to Spec Foley to Ada
MATHS. for Is, putting the ball on the
15-yard stripe.
On the next lay, which was with
out gain, the Texans were caught
roughing it up and sustained the pen
atty which probably cost them the
game. The oval was moved to the
1-yard line, from where Adamaitis
plunged over.
c. U. Line Holds Twice.
II HE rest of good game was a story
! OF Locke and this little school,
which is destined to be heard from
In the near future. Perfectly coached
by Frank Bridges and potent in sopho-
mores and frosh, st. Mary's will bear
watching.
Held out of the last three games
after personally making seven first
downs against Rice, Locke engineered
big march late in the third quarter,
Whlch showed the ball from st. Mary'S
40 to Catholic US 5~yard stripe early
In The last period. Hoot Gipsons 20
yard pass to Locke, final play of the
sustained offensive, was the feature.
Calamity, Catholics line braced
held for three downs and en- the next
play Leo Katalinas. sub tackle. COW
cred himself with glory by breaking
through and tackling Gipson before
he could uncork possible touchdown
pass to Locke over the goal.
Game to the end, the Rattlers
struck back, mixing running plays and
daring aerials to reach Catholics g.
yard line. but again the Red Birds
forward wall rallied and Gipson's
fourth-down pass, intended for Locke.
was too strong and landed in the end