Evening star., 1935-11-14
ST. JOHNS FACES
GARRETT PARKERS
Four Other Student Teams
in Action-Gonzaga Has
Tough Assignment.
BY BILL DISMER, JR.

-WO of the most victory-nungry
foot ball teams in Washington,
representing st. Johns and
i GEORGETOWN Prep, will clash
tomorrow at Garrett Park with each
bent upon scoring its first triumph
Of the season.
In the last game for st. Johns and
the next-to-last for Georgetown Prep,
these singular rivals will battle Tor
second place in the Tri-School Prep
League of which Gonzaga is the re-
Gently crowned champion.
While the contest of losers" Is TAX
ing place, four other prep schools,
whose fortunes have been somewhat
brighter, will be involved in three
games, one an interpret clash.
OF the group. Gonzaga's aspiring
sophomores attempt what only one
team has been able to do this season.
beat George Washington High at
Alexandria. Here in the city st. Al
bans entertainS Landon on the Ca
thedral School field, while Friends
plavs host to another Friends School,
from Baltimore. All three games loom
as thrillers.
Gonzaga's warriors aim to play their
heads off to achieve what some might
call an upset, considering the rivals
records.
The game is attracting wide atten-
ton. With the host team defeated
only once, the Gonzaga clash Will be
the choice game of the season Tor the
Alexandrians, exclusive of the George
Washington Washington and Lee con-
test, the homecoming feature.
with the exception Of Fullback
Phillips. who is troubled with lame
ankle. Gonzaga is ready. The Purple
has been bolstered by the return OF
Dick Wade, crack flankman. who re-
Joined the team after catching up
In his studies. Gonzaga hasn't for
gotten last years 1870 defeat in the
mud and is anxious for atonement.
On the comparison of their games
with a mutual victim. Boys Latin OF
Baltimore, st. Adams appears two
touchdoWns better than Landon, hav-
ing defeated the Baltimoreans 1870,
while Landon scored only one touch
down. But Bob MacCartee's boys,
having experienced the joys OF their
first victory only last week, are in no
mood to resume their losing ways and
are looking for fairly close game.
Landon feels it should have scored
two more touchdowns against Boys
Latin, blaming bad breaks for their
meager margin. With the exception
of Johnny Chaunell, 16o-pound back,
who pulled a shoulder muscle last
Friday, Landon is fit.
Bob Williamson and Jack Porte
1inemen, have slight ankle injuries,
but are expected to see action.
St, Albans, meanwhile. may be
forced to start the game without Capt.
Jake Foulois in his regular tackle
position. The Saints leader also has
a damaged ankle and probably will
be kept on the sidelines at the be-
ginning. That backaeld of Carver,
Schoenfeld, Milligan and Brand, how
ever, is ready to show why the team
is leading all District prep schools
in scoring.
Once again, Friends Is up against
an unknown quantity in opposing
Baltimore Friends on its own field
out on Wisconsin avenue. The same
lineup which ran up 10 points while
losing to Charlotte Hall. 1882. last
Friday, will start for Bob Lyle.
A cancellation of Bulls game with
the Navy Plebes leaves the Silver
Spring school without a game until
a week from Saturday. In the mean
time Pat Mahoney is seeking scrim-
IMAGES with freshman elevens OF local
colleges.