Evening star., 1941-10-24
Primed 10 Stop Cady,
Former Cadet Star,
In Tilt Tomorrow
Charlotte Hall Invudes:
Dewitt and Gonzoeo
Face in Big Come
By GEORGE HUBER.

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With the st. Johns football team
clicking as it is now, Coach Gen.
Augusterfer believes it could beat
any schoolboy eleven in town, lever
Washington-Lee, good as 1t Is" say.
Gene.
Personally I think we are coins
to win the rest of them" Is the way
he puts it. land I wish we hao
those WaShington-Lee and Dewitt
games to play over again. They got
us once, but I think we can take
them now"
All of which BODIES no good for
Charlotte Hall, coming to town to-
morrow to meet the Johnnies at
Central Stadium In one OF the two
big schoolboy games. In the other,
Dewitt and Gonzaga tangle at VIII
son Stadium in a game which will
give good line on the coming an
nual classic between st. Johns and
Gonzaga's Eagles.
Cady Given Big Boost.
Charlotte Hall will be led by Frank
Cady-in fact the team unkindly
has been referred to as the Cady
A. C.-who two years ago was big
gun IN the St. Johns lineup. Frank
at that time was called by Angus
terrier the outstanding schoolboy he
ever had coached and since then
Cady has done nothing to lessen
Genes regard. Along with Al Sond-
heimer, another Washington boy,
Frank has been a power in the two
victories credited to Pop Ehringer's
Cadets and he figures to be much in
evidence tomorrow playing against
his former teammates.
Injured in the Georgetown Prep
games two weeks ago, Frank was
kept out of last weeks games and
didn't get back into Charlotte Hall
scrlmmage sessions until late this
week, when he appeared his old self.
st. Johns has a few minor in
Juries-both starting guards are
llmping-but nothing serious devel-
oped against Calvert Hall last week
and the eleven probably will have
all regulars ready tomorrow. In
scrimmage sessions this week on the
Lincoln Memorial gridiron, Angus
terrier has had Buddy Speiss and
Charles Wilson doing most of the
passing and Tom Chisari and Har-
old ueftfoot) Krug sharing ball
carrying chores, and it is likely they
will carry on in the same style to-
That 'Leftfoot" part of
Krug's name was given him by
teammates because of his ability to
do everything wrong in practice and
everything right in a game.
Dewitt Has Big Year.
Dewitt, enjoying its best season in
years with three wins in five starts
needs only victory over Gonzaga
tomorrow to make the campaign a
real success. st. Johns and Gonzaga
are its only local opponents this wear
and tr1umphs in both would earn the
beginnings of a real local following
for the Upton street school. which
recently has played all its games out
Of town.
AS usual, Coach Jim OLeary of |
Dewitt has found another heretofore
lnnoticed youngster playing a big
part In the latest game. This time |
It Is Pete Milloy, 15-year-old tackle |
VINO Is filling hole in the line.
Gonzaga is coming up with an
'ther player in the headlines, Rom
lle Waldren, halfback, who proved
against Eastern last week he is ready |
% take some of the passing and
olunglng pressure of Elma Raba. 1t
lelps vary the Eagles attack tre-
nendously, because heretofore the
opposition just had to watch Raba
Vow they must watch both WaIdren
nd Raba.
Also on tomorrow's schoolbov pro-
ram is Episcopal's attempt to come
'ack after Hill School last week
polled a three-game winning streak
illman Day School will provide the
opposition with the game to be
'layed at Alexandria.