The Washington times., 1935-10-21

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perfect season. Frank "buck" o'NeHl
It's about time now that Arthur
Dutch" Bergman and the Brook
land team stepped right out and
announced their candidacy for
highest honors of the year.
A Deserving Team
No national championship waits
at the end of the Catholic Uni
versity schedule. No such ambi-
ton lurked in the hearts or
minds of the boys or their coach
at the start of the season.
But the Red and Black is worn
by team that plays smart and
powerful football; colorful and
correct football. It's team
worthy of the support of a city
sometimes slow to appreciate
merit on the field.
AS Catholic University tri-
umphed over Detroit, George
towns young team defeated Uni
versity of Miami in Griffith
Stadium on Saturday. Jack
Hagerty has started right at the
bed rock of football to build his
team. With each successive game
the boys have improved, and the
most noticeable improvement has
been in the quarterback play Of
Keating. This young man was
the hero-he might have been
the goat-of a play on Saturday.
He started a forward pass that
was batted right back into his
hands.
Not Complete
Right thankfully, Keating start
ed and threw the second forward
pass from the same scrimmage.
1t was not completed, so no de-
bate ragged on the field. Even if
Georgetown man had received It,
the play could not have been
allowed.
It was a right good weekend
for the local talent. Maryland
triumphed over Virginia Military
Academy without the services Of
Bill Andorka. This Andorka bird
knows his way around, It would
seem. There was Bill Andorka
who played football at Wittenberg
a long time ago. and out there
they say it was the same boy who
went to west Liberty and then mi
grated to College Park.
American University was
shade too good 1or the Coast
Guard Academy, but Shenandoah
was too much for the silent Gal
laudet outfit.
Surveying the national gridiron
situation, we find several teams
marching strongly in the ranks
Of the unbeaten, announcing their
candidacy for national honors.
national honors.
Navy Out Of Picture
The football world welcomes
two of the old guard back to their
former stations. Yale'S eleven
was fortunate enough to beat
Navy on Saturday, thus eliminat-
ing the MidShipmen from the ma
tional picture. Henry Gardiner.
substitute Yale uneman was in
the game for one play. He kicked
the goal from touchdown, and the
point he scored won the game.
While Yale was defeating Navy.
the Rollicking Romans Of Notre
Dame defeated Pittsburg. Marty
Peters won the game for Notre
Dame with a placement kick from
the 25-yard line in the closing
minutes of play. Pitt was first
to score, and for time it seemed
as II the Irish were in for fourth
consecutive beating at the hands
of the Panther. But the toe of
Peters changed the national situ-
alton. Last year it was Minnesota
that beat Pitt and went on to
high.ranking throughout the land.
On Same Trail
Perhaps that same trail will
be followed by Notre Dame this
year. Surely the Irish seem to
have sufficient quality to go the
route.
Ohio State, rival of Minnesota
for conference honors this year,
had a frolic with Northwestern.
There is no possibility of laugh
ing off the Buckeyes. Francis
Schmidt may sleep only two hours
a night on Friday night, thinking
of the possibilities of the lateral
pass. but the other coaches, those
birds whose teams play Ohio,
sleep not wink. Minnesota con-
quered Tulane in championship
manner.
Out across the country Cali
fornia'S Golden Bears continued
their hike to glory. They beat
Santa Clara by touchdown, and
they beat a well-coached team
that know most of the answers.
A freak play gave the Bears their
chance to strike against the
Santa Clara team. 10 Kelly.
Santa Clara quarterback, kicked
Ins-