The Washington times., 1936-10-15
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BY HARRY COSTELLO

each of whom towers 8 feet 5
inches in height.
Sloan and Rawlings, a pair OF
backs who know what it is all
about.
Ken Lundy, 210-pound center,
one of Americas outstanding
snapper-back.
A big, powerful team, versatile,
and possessed of one Of the most
unusual forward passing attacks
Washington ever has seen.
The foregoing are just few
tips on the Arkansas Razorbacks
who tackle Jim Pixlee's George
Washington University grid COM
bination in Griffith Stadium to-
morrow night.
More than likely, Arkansas Will
start several of its shock troops
against G. w. This means that
Benton will be at left end, Lal-
man at left tackle, Sanders at
left guard, Lunday at center. GIL
more at right guard, Van sickle
at right tackle, Hunter at rlght
end, Martin at quarterback, Sloan
and Keen at the halves, ana
Fletcher at fullback. Held Tor
use will be such players as Hamll-
ton, Brown, Spillers, Rawlings
D. Martin, Montgomery, owen.
Holt, Corbett and Gordon. all OF
them men of varsity cahoer IN
any mans league.
Will Outweigh G. w.
The Porkers no matter whom
they start, will outweigh G. w.
Also, and important, Arkansas
will have a decided edge IN tne
matter Of experience. A greaC
pair of tackles assures the visiting
Razorbacks Of a superb defense.
with Sloan and Rawlings operaF
ing at the halfback posts at the
time Hamilton and Benton are on
the flanks, Arkansas has one OF
the greatest forward-passlng com
binattonS in the country.
Arkansas has a tendency TO
start a game rather istlessly,
onlv to come with a rush, ana
sensationally, when points are re-
uuired for victory. Last SaGur-
days ADMINISTRATION game Illus
trates the point.
BAYLOR went into 7-to-O lead
in the first quarter, after Baylor
recovered a Porker tumble at Ar
kansas 28-yard line. In the Sec
ond canto, the Bears added three
noints by virtue Of a field goal
from the Razorback 17-yard nne'
The two went scoreless IN the
third period, and Baylor was on
tou. 10 to 0, as the fourth period
onened. With only six minutes
left to play, Arkansas cut loose
and how!
Put Sloan Back In
with those six minutes lett TO
nlav. and Arkansas deep IN us
own territory, the Porkers put
sloan back into the game. He
completed four out Of five for.
ward heaves to Hamilton and
benton, and ran sweep and run
to give Arkansas two touchdoWns
in six minutes! Rawlings helped,
Of course, with slasheS through
the line and with fine end run.
Tn those four successful overhead
PLAYS Arkansas gained more than
$50 yards!
Until that final 6 minutes, the
RazorbackS were liStlesS outfit.
But, as they say in the story book,
airs well that ends well. Arkansas
seems to steal all the thunder in
the diving moments Of a game.
Jack Robbins, Arkansas star for
ward passer, may not play against
G.. w. He was on the SidelineS
last Saturday, with a Sprained
ankle. If Jack gets into the game,
Washington fans will see for
ward passer second only to Texas
Christians own "Slingin' Sammy"
Baugh. Robbins, lest you do not
know it, is a quarterback who
stands a mere feet 2 inches in
his Stockinged feet.
Spectacular Formation
It is to be hoped that Arkansas
will use it's famous spread forma-
ton. This formation is spectacu-
lar, especially when Sloan runs
from it, Sloan is fast, elusive,
slippery, and when he gets a de-
Tense spread out, he can go to
town. Rawlings, too, is top back
with the defense spread out. FLEET.
cher is a great blocking back.
Martin who subs for Robbins when
the latter does not play. is heady
field general, but he does not
stack up with running backs of
the Sloan, Rawlings or Robbins
type.
Spectators tomorrow night should
see q real game. G. w. will. of
course, be the underdog, which
may help the Colonials. Arkan-
sas stacks up as a bit too strong
for the locals: that is, unless
the PorkerS start list1esSly, as they
often do, in which case there
may be some extraordinary fire
works.
VOTE AMERICAN
I'LL A.