Evening star., 1939-11-01
Movies Reveal
Terps' Errors
In Gator Tilt
Also Show Skotnicki,
Not Murphy, FumbIed.
\ And Unfair Penalty
Ry LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

ny AEVxO r. AxOH1SON.
Banks" McFadden. colorful and
brilliant Clemson halfback, who ap-
pears headed for an all-America
berth at breakneck pace, will be
on hand to harass George Wash
ington's huskies Friday night, for
the Tiger triple-threater was back
in uniform today, according to the
Associated Press, and ready to re-
sumo his place in the lineup.
Suffering from a leg injury and
unable to appear against Navy last
week McFadden is touted as one
of the greatest halfback to come
out of the South in recent years.
A smooth team player as well as
scintillating offensive threat, Nc
Fadden also plays his defensive
game up to the hilt and is rated
equally good in both departments.
The Colonials had hopes of not
meeting the gentleman this year, but
he'll be out there very ,likely run
ming the ColonialS dizzy.
Rain was not enough to keep
Bill Reinhart's men indoors yester-
day, and after hearing McFadden
is ready to step again shower of
bolts and doorknobs wouldn't keep
them indoors. Reinhart may find a
tactical flaw in his men now and
then, but he has yet to find a vul-
nerable spot in their spirits. There
should be q letdown after last
weeks bruising game with George
town, but none has been detected
thus far, and with desire to stop
McFadden, Bryant. Rion ct al. to
goad them on there isn't going to
be any.
H0yaS Buckle Down.
Georgetown, a little too conf
dent of tripping West Virginia to suit
Jack Hagerty's frame of mind, buc-
kles down to its first serious work
of the week today and will have
long. good look at Mountaineer
plays through the courtesy of Hap"
Hardells freshmen. West Virginia
is no set-up by any stretch of
the imagination, and the too-tense
Hilltoppers may be riding for their
first fall in two years.
Johnny Carliss, a husky, hard
running halfback, and Sammy Pin
ion, underslung pigskin toter, are two
boys Georgetown must stop. Both
come well recommended as offensive
players, and Carliss also plays an
outstanding defensive game. The
Hoyas will be looking for 'em Satur-
day, and if they find 'em all win be
we'll. If they miss them, well, look
for a West Virginia Victory.
1t was raining and their practice
field was sopping up water like a
thirsty camel, so the young men of
Maryland went to the movies yes
terday, but it was neither fun nor
frolic but painful task. It was a
two-reeler of the Terp-Florida game
of last week, with sound effects sup
piled by Coach Frank Dobson with
a helping humble from his audience
every now and then.
Fred Widener, the yard wide-and
when it comes to blocking-all bull
halfback, was late, arriving we'll
after the opening kickoff. Fred, or
Punch" as his teammates call him,
was in high spirits and cackling
about knocking of an SO in poultry
until the scene shifted to the be-
ginning of Florida's first touchdown
march.
"Ahwow, here's where I get mine"
he moaned. They knocked me fiat
ter than ducks arch going for the
touchdown. I should've had that
guy
Skotnicki Made Fumble.
Sure enough there on the screen
was a Florida delegation upsetting
Widener like a 10-pin and running
right through his territory for the
score.
Know what you did wrong on
that play?" asked Dobson?
Eyes, coach, I didn't come up fast
enough. I was just discussing it."
That's right. You stopped to
shake hands with three or four boys
and you should have been waiting
at the door for that ball carrier"
A little later Dobson was giving
Widener a pat on the back for bit
of fine blocking, and it appears that
his lone defensive mistake of the
afternoon occurred early In the
game, but was extremely costly.
As the celluloid unraveled it re-
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