Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Seasons Final Clash
May Have Bearing
On Eastern Title
Most of Hoyos' Future
Foes Reveal Flows;
Cards VengefuI

Cards VengefuI
Discussion of the possibilities for
another undefeated season at
Georgetown has increased from a
whisper to a shout. Only Boston
College stands in the way, accord
ing to figuring Of Georgetown par
tisans. following week which saw
the Hoyas win an impressive 14-0
victory over Temple while future
opponents revealed glazing weak
nesses in defeat.
New York U. fell before Lafayette,
Ct; Syracuse, one of last years
TOUCHES, had its wind knocked out
by Northwestern, 400, and no men,
ton need be made of Maryland,
With open date, Boston College had
no trouble. but still it appears the
most impressive foe on the Hoya
schedule with its earlier victories
over Centre and Tulane.
But the Colonials of George
Washington also are stepping into
the Georgetown picture as very
tough opposition after registering
an upset over Manhattan, 21-18.
The G. w sleeper" team now is
wide awake and stirring up bit
more respect among future oppo-
nents. not excepting Georgetown.
If both keep up the early pace
and there's small reason to believe
they won't-the windup game here
on November % will be one of the
most important in the East and all
the fine things promised when this
local rivalry was renewed will come
to pass.
Dubofsky Warns Hoyas.
Right now, however, the Hoyas
are looking forward no further than
next Friday night when they meet
Waynesburg College at Griffith
Stadium. End Coach Maurice Du-
bofsky secuted that team as it de-
feated Potomac State, $50, and
reports that the Yellow Jackets
strictly were under wraps after the
first IS minutes. 1--WE should win
If we play up to standard" declares
Dubofsky, but we can't afford to
loaf Waynesburg has a hustling
team"
Coach Jack Hagerty's main task
now appears to convince the Hoyas
that Dubofsky isn't kidding.
Cleaning up the business of that
victory over Temple. Coach Hagerty
was outspoken today in his praise
of two players who proved outstand-
ing. Jim Castiglia. 20O-pound senior
fullback, and Jim Reichey, 1856
pound second-str center.
1T appears that Castiglla, who
has shown great promise since his
sophomore year. finally is deliver
ing up to the form expected OF
him" declared Hagerty, land I've
never seen a lineman look any
better than Reichey did against
Temple"
Another local coach elated over
the performance of his team, and
with real reason, is Bill Remnant
of George Washington. The Colo
mails will invade Virginia this week
end to meet Washington and Lee
with bit more in their favor. al
though the Generals still will have
the edge in experience and are being
stamped as a contender for South
ern Conference honors.
Plot Against Pinck, Gary.
How to stop Dick Pinck and
Bobby Gary. two fast w. and l..
backs. will be the main subject of
football lectures by Reinhart this
week. The coach indicates that the
same revamped lineup which start
ed against Manhattan-Ken BatSofi
instead of Tom Grady at left half
probably will go against the Cen
erals, although practice sessions
against Washington and Lee forma-
lions this week may result in other
shifts. Eddie Wilamiski will be
watched in an attempt to develop
q climax runner.
Catholic University. beaten by De-
troit. 1870. will meet st. Anseim's
in Boston Saturday. Although the
Cardinals showed little offensive
strength against Detroit, they were
rather impressive on defense. the
evidence of those two touchdoWns
to the contrary. Their task against
the Saints appears much easier,
almost in the nature of breather,
although it will be recalled that st.
Anselms spoiled an undefeated rec
ord for c. U. on very windy day
last year. That fact, though, makes
things appear the worse for st. An
selm's this time.
Maryland plays at home Satur-
day, with Virginia as the visiting
school. Little can be said in praise
of the Terps as a whole following
that affair in Philadelphia which
Penn won, 51-0, but a few Old
Liners can take a bow. Quarterback
Joe Murphy was outstanding on de-
Tense and in quick kicking. He also
receives cheer for his 45-yard
runback of kickoff. Bob Morton,
Bob Smith, Frank Mcneil and Dick
Shaffer In the line also had their
moments.