The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-11-25
CARDS BATTLE.
so. CAR. ELEVEN.
AT HOMECOMING.

" . NOAASSAOSS ASSSSSSAA
season will be brought to a snow.
white close tomorrow afternoon,
when Catholic University rolls
down the curtain by clashing
with South Carolina in the Brook,
land bowl.
The game Is one Of the top
flight attractions Of the local sea.
son. as the Cardinals are boast.
ing the finest grid machine since
its Orange Bowl team Of four
years ago. South Carolina. on
the other hand. is one of the
strongest teams in the Southern
Conference, and its crownin
achievement to date is q sc tie
with unbeaten Villanova.
CLOSE FIGHT LOOMS
The game marks the second
clash between the two elevens.
Last year the Brooklanders won
here on Thanksgiving Day, 27.14,
and If that Is any indication of
tomorrow's game, then another
Ihigh-scoring battle looms with
the outcome a tossup.
Seven seniors bow out their
varsity careers tomorrow. with no.
less than four of them in the regu.I
lar starting lineup. These start
ers include Wayne Ambrose andl
Johnny Carvelas. guards; Captain
John Kasunich, end, and Burke
Vidrovic, passing and kicking half
back star. Reserve players bid.
ding adieu to c. U. raiment include
Frank Cairo. tackle; Joe Bunsa,
end, and Frank Krawczel. half
back.
HOMECOMING TILT
The game tomorrow is Catholic
us homecoming day attraction
and when the Cards play before
the old grads it is one of the live
Hest and highly-spirited events Of
the season.
The Cards to date have de-
feated st. Bonaventure's, De Paul,
Miami, Loyola Of the South and
West Virginia Wesleyan, while
dropping decisions to Detroit and
st. Louis.
The local eleven will probably
take to the air tomorrow in their
quest for victory over their con-
ference opponent. In Louie Shine,
captain Kasunich and Pete Bros
tex, it boasts three Of the best
glue-fingered pass receivers in this
section.
c. U. will be outweighed con-
siderably by the Dixie teams
forward wall.
c. U.-sOUTH CAROLINA
Place. u Stadium, Brookland
Tinle-2 o'clock
Pos. No. C. U. s. c. No.
LE-70 Slime ............ NoWak 81
L.T.-72 r. Pirro ....... Howell II
L.G.-54 Ambrose ......... Durham SO
Cen.-50 White .............. Burns AZ
r. G.-67 Carvelas Hatkevich 81
R.T.-76 c. Pirro ....... Dorflinger IS
REL Kasunich ........ L. Craig 70
@. B.-S3 Fiorellno Arrowsmith SO
L. HIS Vidnovic .......... Clary 81
HE Brostek ............ Grygo IS
F.B.-57 Matukaitis &C.. J. Henson IS
CATHOLIC L. SUBSTITUTES
a. Reidy: 46, Carrig; ~. Byrnes: 4s,
strang; 40, Miller 50, Guyon; s.. slant;
Calab-ese: 81, Sabo: So, Shulman; S4
Kane: SS, sarelas So Wall; IS, Con-
len; II. Osinski 7s, Cairo: 80. Ryan;
81. Krawczel; 50, Dubois: 81, Dunn;
IS. Bunsa: 81. STANCES; ss, Gaudreau.
SOUTH CAROLINA SUBSTITUTES
80. Petrone; 81, Mcmillan; 80. Will
liams; 80; Lowry; 81. Grugan; IS. Rey-
nolds; 49, Makovic: 80, Brown: 40,
Crews: II. Hughes; 40. Robinson: a..
Little; Is, L. Henson; A. Kroto; 4S,
Dearth: 40, Myers; so, Norton; 81, Long; |
| "a, Urban: SIS, Alexander; Sc. Bethune:
So. Brett: SO, Turnbull go. Bartel; SO,
w. Craig; 81, Baxter; Sc, Stroud; 81,
| Granoff; 70. Urban: 10. Riggs.
OFFICIALS
| Referee-Richard Darlington (Ala-
bama). Umpire-Paul Mention (Balti-
more Loyola). Head linesman-Dr. e.
Cummings (Boston College,. Field
judge-Brooke Brewer (Maryland).