Evening star., 1939-10-20
Bobcats 10 Give
T.. J., 'breather'
Tomorrow
Crippled American U.
Faces Jays; Terps,
Hoyus Touring
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Their pet plays tucked away for
future reference. George Washing
tons confident Colonials are hoping
the Citadel's warriors won't force
hasty redrafting of plans tonight at
Griffith Stadium, for pair Of
Georgetown scouts will be surveying
the scene with microscopic scrutiny.
G. w. wants to play close to the
vest and save its more intricate
maneuvers for the Hoyas next week.
Georgetown, too. aims to stick to
straight football tomorrow when
clashing with Bucknell at Lewisburg,
Pa, for Colonial coaches Bill Rein
hart and Botchey Koch will be
charting it's actions.
When Georgetown's squad en-
trained this morning while most
citizens were slipping their coffee.
Line Coach George Murtagh and
End Coach Mush Dubofsky remained
here to spy on G w. The Colonials,
though, aren't in mood to reveal
more than a minimum of their
repertoire.
American to "Shoot Works."
Admittedly pointing for the Hoyas,
G. w. will attempt to squash the
Citadel under wraps. Georgetown
also will strive to hurdle Bucknell
in stride, while Catholic University
is anticipating little trouble from
West Virginia Wesleyan tomorrow
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looms as favorite over Rutgers at
New Brunswick. N. J.
The big four" will be taking it
easy in Difference to more important
arguments next week. Aside from
the G. W.-Georgetown tiff, there
will be Maryland's clash with a
feared Florida outfit, while Catholic
University will journey to the land
Of palms to tackle Miami
American University, however, will
shoot the works without fear of a
deafening explosion against Johns
Hopkins tomorrow at A. U. field.
The crippled Eagles will be operating
minus the services of three regulars,
but thereafter A. U. will get three
weeks of rest before its next game
and by that time it may be at full
strength.
Catholic University's starchy record
hardly is jeopardized by the biteless
Bobcats. Coach Dutch Bergman
has cautioned his charges, though,
against overconfidence just in case
Wesleyan becomes too ambitious
The Cards, if plans develop, viii
start rolling up the score at 2::3o
o'clock.
Test for G.. w. Reserves.
The Citadel, which has dropped
decisions to North Carolina, Georgia
and Furman while whipping only
Presbyterian, will serve as a guinea
pig for the Colonials. unless peskier
than expected. Reinhart is eager
to bolster his reserve strength and
his second-stringers will be rushed
into action to obtain needed ex-
perience if and when his first team
amasses safe margin. The game
will be launched at 815 o'clock.
Maryland doubtless faces the
toughest task of the week end in
colliding with Rutgers, undefeated
in three games, but tied, 6-6, by
Richmond last week. Rutgers other
wise defeated Wesleyan, 1877, and
Wooster, 200.
Last weeks bruising battle with
Virginia apparently didn't harm
Coach Frank Dobson's squad. The
Terps have regained Dick Shaf1er,
injured two weeks ago, and he will
take over his end berth. while Fred
Widener will be installed at fullback
instead of Milt Lumsden in the
only other shift. Mearle Duvall
and Pershing Mondorff, flashy
backs, aren't in the starting lineup,
but Dobson plans to employ them
early in the game.
Tradition will be against George
town at Lewisburg, for Bucknell has
remained undefeated in homecom-
ing games since 1929 and the Hoyas
were picked for that spot this year.
Toss out that disturbing element
and everything else favors George
town.
The Georgetown game will be
depicted over the gridgraph at Ryan
gymnasium at the Hilltop, starting
at 2:30 o'clock. There will be Is
cents admission charge.