Evening star., 1951-08-26
Midshipmen 10 Begin
Workouts Tomorrow,
Others on Saturday

week with Navy starting practice
at Annapolis tomorrow and Mary
land and George Washington get
ting under way Saturday.
Coach Eddie Erderlatz'S Navy
squad will get the most practice
under its belt with five weeks of
training scheduled before the first
game September 20 at Yale.
Maryland will have four weeks
of practice before the seasons
opener September 20 at Washing
ton and Lee, while CIV must get
ready in three weeks to open Sep
tember % in a Saturday night
game at Georgia.
Coach Jim Tatum doesn't plan
to waste any time at Maryland.
He'll have his squad Of 81 candi-
dates out at $50 in the morning
and again at in the afternoon
for twice-a day drills until the
opener.
TerpS Have Star Backs.
Maryland, which has gained
prominence as a football power in
recent years, will have more back
field material on hand than at
any time since Tatum took over
four years ago.
Jack Scarbath, star quarter
back as a sophomore last year. will
be back. along with Bob (Shoo
Shoo) ShemonSki, the leading
scorer in the Southern Conference
and sixth highest in the country
last season: Ed mighty MOI Mod
zelewski, Joe Petruzzo and Ed
Fullerton. Mighty Mo- is switch
ing from fullback to halfback.
Bob Ward, All-America guard:
Dick Uittle MOI Modzelewski and
Dave Cianelli form the nucleus of
the Terp defense The offensive
line has been weakened by the
graduation of all the first-StringerS
except Center Tom CoSgrove. Re-
placements are needed badly for
Ends Stan Karnash and Pete
Augsburger and Tackles Bob Dean
and Ed Pobiak.
Several StandOuts Missing.
Missing from last years team
are such StandoutS as End Elmer
Wingate, Linebacker Jake Rowden
and Tackle Ray Krouse. all of
whom played in the College All
Stars Cleveland Browns %a!ne in
Chicago August II. Wlngate,
commissioner reserve officer in the
Air Force. goes on active duty Sat-
urday. He had been drafted by
the New York Yanks. Rowden has
accepted a position as line coach
at Kansas State, while Krouse will
play with the Giants this season.
Tackle Chet Gierula. another
standout last season, has used up
his eligibility, although he has one
semester to complete before OBJ
tanning his degree.
Several of last years freshman
team stars may fill in the gaps
nicely. Jimmy Pantos. former
Central High School triple-threat
back, probably will be used as
safety man. Chester Hanulak and
Ralph FELTON,, a couple of hard
running halfbacks, will be on
hand, along with Dick Nolan,
promising quarterback. The line
should get help from such out
standing Frosh stars of last sea-
son as Bob (Blubber) Morgan.
235-pound defensive tackle, Guard
Bill Moletzky and Tackle. Paul
NeStor.
Andy Davis Again CIV Ace.
Coach Bo Rowland. whose CIV
team is moving up somewhat in
class, again will be relying chiefly
on Andy Davis to carry the team
on offense. Davis will be shooting
for the all-time offensive yardage
record of 4,87l yards, set by North
Cardinals Charlie Justice. Davis
needs 1926 yards to tie this mark
and the chances are he will pass
it with yardage to space.
Joining Davis in the backfleld
will be Bob Cilento. Lou Ciarrocca
ard Bill Shaw. along with Blno
Barreira and Joe Kennedy, all ex-
perienced. On the line, Tom Fly
xix, Bob Allwine, Jerry Angel,
Frank Continetti and Bob Gutt
will be back from last year.
CIV has popped up schedule,
which includes such powers as
Kentucky. Maryland. Virginia,
South Carolina and Wake Forest
Altogether Rowland will have 81
holdoverS and about 20 from the
freshmen team reporting for the
first workout Saturday at Frog
Island.
ZaStrOw Back at Annapolis.
Quarterback Bob Zastrow, a
stalldcut last year in Navys great
14-2 upset over Army, will report
to Coach Erdetatz tomorrow, along
with a half dozen other veteran
backs.
Zastrow again will be the key
to Navy's otfense. He was the star
last year. throwing for Gne ouch
down and scoring another as the
underdog Middies stopped the then
powerful Army teams victory
streak at % games.
Besides ZastroW. Erdelatz will
hevc p other lettermen, Including
Frank Hauff. haitback and cap
tain, and such ball carriers rs
F"ank Adronev, Ira Kane, Vic
Vine, Fred Franco and Jack
Wilmer.
Erdelatz. however. isn't expect
ing to field a team as strong as
last year. He points out that he
will have to find three defensive
backs to replace those lost to
graduation.
Much of our success" he says
depends on whether we find these
requirements"
THE SCHEDULES.
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sshinsfon nssf9 sna o'tSesT 9eeTgis (4isR9 sRRIS
90, North Carolina; 81. at LSU (nightl
November 3, Missouri, 10. Navy at Bal
tinore: II. North Carolina State; "a
GEORGE If'V WASHINGTON - septembe
Virginia October 8: at Maryland; Il
" FTidsy En1sy, risnt Fra. at ranf ATnnria1 ert
Iiunl): of rurn1Rn (Friday night .