Evening star., 1935-11-12
SIMPLY REEVES
SOME OLD STUFF
win Garry Spread Plays Into
'36 Season TerrorS
Present Star End.
BY ROD THOMAS.

BY ROD THOMAS.
~EoRGE WAsHINGToNs
nashy new offense is some
thing of a novelty in District
~ foot ball but it's old stuff to
the chap putting it over, meaning Jim
Pjxlee, who plans to carry it into the
next campaign. he said today.
I've used il, or something like it,
everywhere I've coached" said jim,
adding: If you remember. we PLAYED
a spread formation against Alabama
three years ago"
But Pixlee is far from satisfied with
the fancv attack that gained SO points
against Davis and Elklns and The week
before was effective against Rice.
although the Colonlals failed to score.
The Colonials not only need brush
Ing up on their picturesque spreads,
according to the coach, but must de-
velop a heavier punch near the goal
where the spread is not practical and
where orthodox foot ball is the order.
This. if they hope to down Tulsa Uni
versity next Friday night at Griffith
Stadium.
"Tulsa's record in wins and losses"
said PiXlee. lis not so good AS usual,
but don't be fooled 1t has as strong
g team as last year. but has been
playing a tougher schedule
Mulligan Stops En-.
A FTER a big ballyhoo George Null
ligan. Catholic Universitys star
end. caught no passes nor was he
spectacular performer extensively
against West Virginia Wesleyan but
you may have noticed the young mans
defensive play. In trying to gain
around his flank the Bobcats lost 81
yards.
George NAV have formidable rival
in flank play next Saturday when
Catholic University meets Western
Maryland at Griffith Stadium in the
Cards homecoming feature. Compe-
tent observers, including several we'll
known officials, say that STANLEY Ben
janin of the Green Terrors is a first
class end in any company and point
for verification to Benjamin's per-
formance against Boston College,
which he did most to upset.
Part of the glory of the Cardinals
brilliant 80-yard march to the touch
down that defeated. West Virginia
Wesleyan was due to lad who had
no active part in it, George Lenz,
trainer. 1t was Irish Carroll who
lugged the mail most of the way and
1t was Lenz who made it possible for
Carroll to play. Irish has three broken
ribs. Lenz rigged up an aluminium
breast plate for him that made the
player forget he was wounded, it fit
20 securely
After the game Carroll expressed
his gratefulness to the trainer.
Il was kicked three times. and but
for the plate" he said, II couldn't
have kept on after any one of the
blows. AS it was hardly felt them.
Lenz hopes to have Hermie Sch
f1arr. who with Mulligan gives c. U.
the finest flank force of any Wash
ington eleven. in shape for the West
ern Maryland clash. Herrnie has a
leg injury. He was used for only one
play. long pass. against West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan.
Jaspers Have Manpower.
IN MANHATTAN, Georgetown will
be meeting one of high-scoring
teams of the country in New York
Saturday, an outfit which has aver
aged 81 points a game. Chic Meehan
has two complete teams. which he
slternates, and the Hoyas' principal
concern is the Jaspers' manpower,
being short of that themselves.
Coach Hagerty. in scouting Man
haitian, discovered the Jaspers weak
on forward pass defense and in the
last two weeks has been drilling the
Hoyas in several new aerials. 1t was
mainly by means of passes that L.
s. U. and North Carolina defeated
Manhattan.
Four of the Jasper backs who played
against Georgetown last year when the
Hoyas won by 9 to will have a
chance for revenge. They are Red
WEIGH. Jim Whalen, Jim Downey and
Pat Byrne When Manhattan ran up
q 54-13 score against La Sale last
Saturday several of the Jasper backs
''ran wild" but one who seldom carried
the ball, Welch, was responsible for
most of the long runs. WEIGH" said
Hagerty today lis the finest blocking
back I've seen all season.
Terps in Tough Spot.
MARYLAND is hoping it will get an
even break as to injured depend
Ables for its home coming game with
Washington and Lee at College Park
Saturday in which the Shrine temples
of Boumi of Baltimore and Almas Of
Washington will join in making the
affair one of the most colorful ever
staged here.
Bernie Buscher, end. with his nose
aacerated by some ones cleats, and
Mike Surgent, guard. with sprained
ankle, both are definitely out of Satur-
days tilt. but it is hoped that Jack
Etonebraker. fleet running back, and
Ed DAILY, fullback. who sat on the
bench all during the Indiana clash ir
Baltimore the past week. will be fit for
action. With these two idle, Marylani
went through the bruising game with
the Hoosiers with the use of only FIVE
ball tOterS,