Evening star., 1939-09-17
Frosh Absorb Shocks
OF Hoya and Card
Varsity Teams
Murphy's Running Joyi
To Maryland Mentor;
G. W. After General
By LEWIS ATCHISON.


pulled, no quarter asked as the rival
elevens hammered away.
The Cardinals humbled their
yearling brethren, 27-0; Maryland s
Whites pushed over pair of touch
downs on the Yellows while the
Hoyas kept no tab on scores as they
confined themselves to half the
fields length, but the varsity put it
on the frosh with something to
spare.
Official communiques from all
sectors were encouraging, although
the field generals qualified their
statements with a significant nod
at the calendar The boys looked
good at this early stage of training,
and if they continue to hold the
pace will be ready for their curtain
raiSerS.
At Maryland the broken field run
ming of shadowy Joe Murphy brought
a smile to Coach Frank Dobson S
weatherbeaten features. for the little
halfback kicked up his heels after
gathering in punt and sprinted Is
yards through the Yellow eleven for
the first touchdown of the afternoon.
Dobson still was grinning when
Johnny Boyda followed fine inter-
ference another Is yards for the
days second score.
Mondorff Stars for Losers.
Pershing Mondorff, who will share
the left halfback post with Boyda
this season, was outstanding for the
losing aggregation,
Maryland's Whites, comprised Of
the leading candidates, lined up with
Beau" Beamer and Dick Shaffer at
ends; Ralph Albarano and Bob
Brown, tackles; John Morton and
George Lawrence, guards; Jim
Wharton, center; Murphy, Boyda.
Frank Skotnicki and Milton Lums-
den in the backfeld.
With Murphy back in uniform.
Bob Smith, crack center, who will
be out about 10 days more; George
Ginger. guard. and Mearle Du Vail,
sophomore quarterback, are the only
Terp casuals Gienger and Du Vail
followed the game yesterday from
the sidelines. and will be back in a
day or two.
Georgetown husky line lived up
to advance notices as it stolmed
through a bury freshman team,
with the blocking of Augie Lilo and
Earl Fullilove featuring the drive
Joe Daniels, towering tackle, also
this department. booming his stock
for regular position.
Hoya Coach Pleased.
In the backfield it was Lou
Ghecas and Jules Koshlap whirling
around the fanks and Frank Meg
len and Jim Castiglia ripping the
line to shreds that Coach Jack
Hagerty found most encouraging
The Hoyas opened up with a goodly
portion of their repertoire, going
through the middle, inside and out
side tackle, around the ends, and
through the air with long heaves
and short, fiat passes, and clicked
first team in action.
This group included DAILY and
kercher at ends; Daniels and Fulli-
love at tackles; Lilo and Mcmahon
at guards; Matuza, center; Nc
Fadden, Darmohray, Ghecas and
Koshlap behind the line. Working
on b team were LaScari and
Lemke, ends: Nealon and FenWick
tackles; Estimate and Paternoster
guards; Sterner, center; Falcone
Meaglen, Bolvin and McNichol in
the backfield,
Benny Bolvin turned in a neat
bit of passing and running, hint
that Hagerty is grooming him for
an aeriel job.
On basis of the workout Hagerty
said he will devote most of this
week to blocking drills. He was
elated with the teams spirit and
predicted another good year for
the Hilltoppers if it continues.
Gard Line Utilizes Weight.
Catholic University's first string
line appeared sluggish in spots, but
put its huge weight advantage to
good use in bowling over the freshies
Nick Sarelas and Hank SAINT 'Ambro-
gio joined forces in marching for the
first score, the latter carrying it
over from the 5-yard line with an
off tackle plunge
Other touchdoWns followed or
Lou Shines 40-yard gallop on an
end-around play followed by Hank
Brostek'S line plunge and Rocco
Pirro's paralyzing line smashes that
netted 40 yards and marker on two
plays. The final points resulted
from 40-yard forward pass from
Frank KraWczel to Pete Sachon
who went over standing up.
The Cards toiled without their
regular tackles, julius STANCES and
Red Conlen, who are out with in
jurieS. STANCES hobbled on the field
on crutches. and it is feared he has
fractured kneecap which, OF
course, would put him out for the
season. Johnny White, center, ano
Joe Carrig, end, who have beer
nursing battle wounds, saw BIZ
of service and will be back in full
stride next week.
At George Washington Coach
Bill Reinhart put his candidate.
through their second days workout
and began an intensive search fol
reliable quarterback He is con.
sidering shifting Sam Babich from
end to the backfield, but has three
promising recruits in Dan Douglas
Frank August and Johnny Picco
The Colonials' mentor, however, ha.
time to look for a field general anc
Will concern himself more with fun.
damentals this week.