The Washington times., 1937-10-13
Hoyas Replace Injured Grid Stars
Hagherty Is
Und1snayed
By Worries
LAFAYETTE FOE
BY FRANK BUCK" O'NEILL

Shattered by injuries sustained
while scrimmaging with the pro-
fessional Redskins. the Hoyas OF
Georgetown today began the task
of rebuilding their eleven.
Myron Damohray in all proba'
bility will take over the post OF
Bob Nolan. AL Chapman is ex
pected to move into Elmer Mou'
Inns position, while Charlie wy
chunas is slated to replace Tommy
Heating.
These men will take the field
against Lafayette on Saturday
afternoon at Griffith Stadium.
Lafayette comes here undefeated
and is said to have its best team
in long time. Lafayette has not
yet played any upper bracket
teams but looked great against
UpSaal ant.. Gettysburg.
The task OF replacing these in
jured men is one to test the real
ability of any coaching staff, but
the Georgetown mentors are not
dismayed.
Hagerty has full confidence in
his reserves, and retains his op-
timism for the games ahead.
Louis Shine, alternate end on
the Catholic University football
eleven, will be lost to the team
for several weeks, it was an
nounced today. Shine suffered a
Clipped vertebrate in the game
with La Sale on Sunday. Sully
Greco is out for ten days with a
torn muscle in the shoulder.
Balancing the clinical report to
some extent is the announcement
that Nick SarelaS, the big Greek
will be ready to take his place in
the backfield against Detroit on
Friday night. John Chuldenski,
the tackle who was injured
against Loyola will be back.
Detroit is working over time for
the battle with the Catholic team.
Gus Dorais has fed the squad a
diet Of hate ever since that win
ming Cardinals pass spun through
the air two years ago. There are
half dozen seniors on the Titan
eleven, and according to the dope,
they will be fighting to avenge
that defeat.
Well, stripping the game of all
mock heroics, the Titans have
more than fair chance of aveng.
ing the defeat of 1886. In three
trial games they scored ia points
to Z for the opposition, and that
would be fair per formances
against the blocking bags.
Andy FarkaS is one of the De-
troit hopes for this clash. He is
a fine plunger. Ed Palumbo is a
most unusual forward passing
back who may give the Cards a
lot of trouble.
Gus WEIGH is driving the Amer
lean University eleven for its game
with Mt. st. Mary'S on Saturday.
The teams will clash at Emmets
burg. With a victory and a tie
to its credit thus far, American
University hopes for bigger and
better things in the coming battle
with the men Of the Mount.
George Washington has an of
day on Saturday, but is driving
with might and main for its con
test with Alabama, which will be
played on Griffith Stadium on
November %. Alabama meets
University of Tennessee at Knox
vile on Saturday. The Tide" has
rolled up 126 points and so far has
kept its goal line clear.
NAVY REVISES BACKS
Lem Cooke, the sensational
youngster who stepped into Nays
backfield last week against Vir'
ginia and made the crowd forget
Bill Ingram, will start against
Harvard in Baltimore Municipal
Stadium on Saturday. Ingram
suffered bruised side, and while
Comdr. D. o. Bowman announced
that Ingram's injury was not seri.
GUS, it was deemed better judge
ment to start Cooke.
Mcfarland, who is a steady,
hard-hitting fullback mad a good
punter will be in the backfield at
kickoff time. Frank Case also will
be there, and the stalwart Bob
Antrim, perhaps the best all
around backfield man in this sec
tor OF the land. will be at his
usual post.
SECRET SESSION
Navy locked the gates yesterday
and will lock them again today
All approaches to the practice fieic
were guarded by United States
Marines.
Coach HardWick is deviSing way
and means of getting Navy under
way earlier in games. Against
Citadel and on last Saturday
against Virginia it was not unit
the fourth period that the Mid
shipmen really started to roll.
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