The Washington times., 1938-04-28
Moutenot
Proves New
Star

Although he will not ADMIT Il,
Coach Dutch Bergman of Catholic
University, has an up-and-coming
football team to place on the field
out Brookland way this fall.
Bergman is confronted by the
facts and figures from a regulation
game of football with the UniVer-
Sity of Virginia at Charlottesville
yesterday afternoon.
HOT" GAME
The battle" was played with
the thermometer roaming around
the neighborhood of 96 degrees,
and resulted in a 19-7 victory
for Catholic.
But somehow or other the heat
failed to cut down on the potency
of the Cardinal eleven
Catholic performed in manner
symbolic of its team OF 1882
which is generally recognized as
the best machine ever turned out
of Brookland. Yesterday, how
ever, Bergman was able to muster
additional aid from the bench, a
movement lacking in 1885, when
II iron men carried the team over
the hump. ,,
Yesterdays lineup that started
against the Cavaliers is no indlca-
ton how the team will take the
field for the Cards in the fall. TO
begin with, several players, VINO
bid fair to hold down regular
posts did not make the trip be-
cause of injury sustained In an
intersQuad scrimmage last week.
Included in the billeted group are
John Kasunich, regular right end,
and "Cuz" Pirro, who looms as a
probable right tackle, pairing with
his brother Rocco.
POTENTIAL STAR
Yesterdays Scrimmage proved
that Bergman has potential hall
back star in Charley Moutenot'
who should easily surpass the
ability of Irish Carroll and rank
alongside Tommy Whelan. This
new-found threat of the Cards Will
be a sophomore in the fall as Will
three other likely looking first
year men, Red Conlen, a tackle;
Pete Sachon, halfback, and Joe
Carrig, an end.
Moutenot's sensational running
and blocking and the veteran
Burke Vidnovic's broken field
streaking proved the undolng OF
the Virginia squad.
A Washington lad, whose play
was a standout yesterday was that
of Bucky Morse, former Western
High player. Morse is a candi-
date for backfield post, and per-
formed as the blocker in the Muir
ray style of play for Virginia
against C. U. yesterday. However,
the District youngster may be
moved to the pivot post, as that
department appears one OF the
weak links on the team.
FINE FOkWAKDS
Virginia, with prospects looking
up for a much brighter campaign
this fall, presented two fine line
men in Lee Mclaughlin, sopho-
more tackle, and Capt. John Acree,
a guard. Both lads appeared to
give the C. U. plenty of trouble,
and played a bangup defensive
game.
Both Frank Murray, Virginia
coach, and Dutch Bergman were
pleased with the way the CLUBS
responded to the workout. In all
probability the game" will be
resumed next spring with the
Cavaliers showing in the Brook.
land stadium.
Murray was impressed particu.
larly by the play of Rocco Pirro
left tackle of the Card team
who was moved from the fullback
post this spring.
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