The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-28
Terps Tough Test
For Penn Gridmen
Injuries Dog
Camp of
Quakers
CORNELL ACTIVE
BY FRANK BUCK" oNELL


Despite the fact that capable
judges Of football form brand Uni.
versity of Maryland's TerrapinS
lacking in manpower and still .
long way from the peak Of their
form, Harvey Hartman, head coach
Of Penn is worried.
Rea McGraw, assistant coach Of
the Red and Blue, secuted Mary
land against st. Johns on last
Saturday, and while concurring in
the general opinion that Maryland
still is green, McGraw saw indi-
cations of power and cunning that
his experienced eye readily inter.
preted as dangerous to Penn.
Not only around the reports Of
the coaching staff does the mental
unrest of Hartman center. There is
a mounting casualty list at Penn.
The entire squad is Handicapped
by minor injuries of one sort or
another. Ned Fielden, veteran end
has a badly cut eye; Miller has
a bad leg; Charley Keinath and
Tony MiScho are limping, and so
it goes down the line.
Despite the injuries, Hartman
reduced the Red and Blue squad
to SO men yesterday, looping II
names off the roster. This may
be an indication that he is not
exactly panicked by the prospects
of meeting Maryland, but on the
other hand it may be that he fig.
ures he can do as well with the
SO men he picked as he might
with the entire host.
CORNELL STRONG
The impending battle between
Cornell and Colgate is one that
holds the interest of football fans.
Cornell under Carl Snavely has
come along. and last year scored
q well won victory over PenR
State. Colgate under the direc.
ton Of the aStute Andy Kerr is
one of the ranking elevens Of the
country, and may be prominent
contender for national honorS
again this year.
Major Lawrence McC. Jones.
retired coach of Nebraska's Scarlet
HuskerS, will throw out MS line
against the Maroon and Gold Of
Minnesota in another game that
will be watched by the entire
country. Last year, with Dana K.
Bible in control, the Huskers held
the Gophers to a single touch"
down. If line play alone can win.
the HuskerS have a chance, for
no better line coach ever lived
than Biff Jones.
TARHEELS BUSY
There's a good game in the
Southern Conference when Uni
versity of North Carolina meets
the Wolfpack of North Carolina
State.
Citadel from the Southern Con-
ference comes to Crabtown on the
bay to mingle with Navy. Ensign
Slade Cutter, who defeated Army
in the mud of Franklin Field q
couple Of seasons ago, has devoted
no little time in the last week to
teaching the arts of placement
kicking to the Navy team. The
field goal becomes more and more
important as defense increases IN
power and skill.
Catholic University. hailing the
spirit and skill Of the team that
defeated CanisuS College on Sum
day, awaits the coming OF LoyolS
of the South. The Cards played
a lot of good football, and Buo
Munhall was a standout.
CALHOUN A STAR
Bergman fears the line plunging
power of Calhoun, the Loyola full
back, who is rated as a power"
house.
Jack Hagerty, back at work, ex-
pressed satisfaction with the
progress of the Hoyas during his
illness. The Blue and Grey has .
tryout with Shenandoah, and
should win by as many touch
downs as the boys want to make.
Problems accumulate for Jim
Pixlee at George Washington. NOW
it is the fullback post, caused by
Turner's injury.