Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-10-13
Little 10 Be Reckoned
From Showing Of
Either Eleven
Lively Evening Seen
If Both Perform Up
To Potentiulities

Georgetown will be the peepuls
choice in its game with George
Washington Friday night at Griffith
Stadium, but anybody picking the
Hoyas to win by comfortable mar
gin is either off his trolley or an
incurable Georgetown supporter.
Let's look at the records of the
two, and after quick glance open
the window, Willie. and heave both
into the ashCan. Georgetown VIC
tory over Mississippi was a fluke.
SO was its defeat by Virginia Tech.
Temple undoubtedly had the better
team, according to accounts, but the
impartial observers add that with
a couple of breaks Georgetown could
have Won So we can study the
Hoya record for the next six weeks
and discover absolutely nothing of
any consequence. To say it is mis-
leading is putting it mildly.
Shows Flashes of Power.
George Washington showed flashes
OF power in running over Mount ST.
Marys. 1t was horrible against
Manhattan. On a dry field and
with any luck it would have whipped
a tough Washington and Lee team.
1t isn't a record that really offers
a true appraisal of the Colonials'
ability
Neither team vet has found itself
and If both happen TO stumble out
of the rough this week its going to
be a hectic evening at the ball park.
G. w. will have its full strength
available for the battle. Johnny
Picco will be back at end, Dan
Snyder returned to his tackle post
last week and Paul Weber, the up
and-coming soph ball toter, is sound
of wind and limb Their return
should add strength to both offense
and defense, particularly Offense.
And speaking of the offense,
maybe Coach Bill Reinhart will
turn loose Don PinnoW, another
sophomore who acted like a carbon
copy of Sammy Baugh III pitching
a slippery pigskin last Friday. Pin
now is the kind of boy who takes
plenty of time before heaving his
grenades. picks MS receiver care
fully times his shots well, and
usually connects. If everything
isn't just so he merely tucks the
ball under his arm and runs-and
he can go. The Hoyas will do we'll
to keep their eyes on him.
Hoyas Begin to Click.
Georgetown attack is beginning
to click, as the 240 yards it picked
up against Temple attesUs, but the
Hovas have yet TO burst into full
bloom. Jack Doolan hasn't really
started. Frank Dornfeld has been
below par and ditto for Lou Fall
cones offensive work.
Ben Gittle Bulb Bulvin has car
ried the burden of the offense thus
far and done nobly, but if he has to
shoulder the entire load against
G. w. it will be sorry evening for
all Hoya hands. Coach Jack Hag-
erty has a couple of lads who are
coming through in grand fashion in
excellence, and Joe Gyorgydeak, a
line plunger OF no mean ability.
Both appeared to advantage against
Temple and should give G. w. some
trouble this week.
For the first time since athletic
relations were resumed between the
schools three years ago the lines
appear to be evenly matched. The
Colonials not only have some heft
up front, but lot of driving power
and should be able to hold their
own with Georgetown's Wanted for
wards.
No. it's not going to be an easy
game for the Hoyas, nor for G. w.
It shapes up as fairly exciting
evening. with the customers getting
a break. l.. F. A.