Evening star., 1939-10-05
Davis-EIkinsC Clash
GiyesG. W. Chance
For Fine Start
Hoyo' Reserves Will Get
Trial.; Maryland, c. U.
Look to Workouts

: Followers of Georgetown, George
Washington, Maryland and Catho-
lie Universities were wondering to-
day if their schedulemakers didn't
have slight touch of prophetic
vision when arranging their 1895
lists of games.
For. if coaches of the respective
schools could have been given until
today to decide what kind of opposi-
ton they desired on Saturday, al
would have had reason to request
the kind of "breathers" their com.
ing games seem destined to be.
G. u, with four regulars on the
shelf with varied injuries and the
tough game with Syracuse looming
a week hence. wants to be able tc
take it easy against Roanoke in the
first half of Saturdays double
header at Griffith Stadium.
G.. W.. as yet in the dark as to
what kind of an eleven it will haye
now wants to make as good a show
ing as possible to match the fine
starts made by its local colleagues
A runaway score against Davis
Elkins may not result in the best
kind of a football game, but it will
give Colonial supporters something
to shout about.
Terps to Tackle TerrOrs.
Maryland. with it's annually hard
game with Virginia coming up on
October IA, desires two overWhelm-
ing victories as preparation for the
Cavaliers, and should get the sec
ond Saturday night against Western
Maryland at Baltimore.
And Catholic u, with Joe Guyon
in doubtful shape, is glad that moth
ing more than Elon stands between
it and victory in the seasons first
game in the Brookland Bowl. AL
though Guyon is out of the hoSpita,
with his ease" proving to be moth
ing more than an upset stomach j.
is doubtful if he will be used apa;nst
the Carolinians, and the c. U. back
field is being arranged accordingly
Among the more interesting de.
velopments of the day was the reve-
lation that four former high schoo
teammates will be equally divided in
the G. W.-Davis- -Elkins fracas
Eddie Wilamoski and John Kokoski
Colonial halfback and guard, came
TO George Washington from Am
bridge Pa, and playing for Davis.
Elkins will be Mike Winnie and Mike
Spann, halfback and center, who
went to the same Ambridge school
Test Of Hoya Reserves.
Only four of the team which
started against Temple last Friday
will be in G. US opening lineup
against Roanoke. Frank Megler
and Jack Spencer. backs; Ed Kow.
alski. tackle, and Jim Reichery
center, will go, but Georgetown will
depend chiefly upon sophomores ir
its first local start. The seven who
will start their first collegiate game
are Mike Kopcik and Art Lemke
ends. AL Blozis. tackle; John Nc
Mahon and Angelo Paternoster
guards; Lou Falcone, quarterback
and Ben Bulvin, halfback.
Both Georgetown and George
Washington announced today thai
there were no reserved seats Satur-
day, sl.l0 emitting the patron to any
seat in Griffith stadium.
Maryland announced that Perish
ing Mondorff. who never played q
game of football before entering
College Park, would captain the
Terps against Western Maryland.
Mondorff Highly Rated.
Mondorff, who won his letter as q
blocking back in 1887, but was out
last season with an appendectomy
is being hailed as probably the best
all-around back on the squad and
its only triple threat man.
1t is probable that Rocco Pirro
rated c. US big threat who was held
back against South Carolina, will
get the go" signal against Elon
which, coupled with an effective
passing attack, should enable the
Cards to win as they please.