Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-13
Rob Goode and Barry
Go for Gains in Best
Workouib Redskins
By Lewis F. Atchison
Sfor Ssuff Correspondent

y
Sfor Ssaff Correspondent
Los ANGELES, Aug. 13.-A
spread formation, dreamed up
as a gag for any lurking Rams
scouts. featured yesterdays last
hard workout for the Redskins
before next Wednesdays game
with the Los Angeles pros.
Remembering last years epi-
sode when a stopwatch, bearing
the inscription IL. A. Rams"
was found in the stands after
one workout, Coach Curly Lam
beau decided on the spread as
a plant to cross up any enemy
agents. 1t was a secret" work.
out, but at Occidental College,
where the Redskins train, visi-
tors can look through the fence
and make copious notes. Lam
beau hopes a scout or two was
watching yesterday.
Harry Gilmer was at quarter
back in the spread, which was
not used in scrimmage, and an
alert spy, noticing the defensive
complexion Of the lineup, would
have been suspicious Of Curly's
plan. But II the spread caused
no concern, the offensive fire.
works touched OF by Rob Goode
and Paul Barry would have made
an impression. With Don Boil
opening holes on the left side
OF the line, they ripped through
for stable gains and Goode
would have gone all the way at
least once.
Most Impressive Drill.
Little Billy Wells from Mich
igan State took of on another
play and Quarterback Jack Scar
bath, who tossed one scoring
pass to Ed Barker, did tricks with
the ball that had the defense
guessing. It was by far the
Redskins most impressive show.
ing in camp, but Lambeau, with
true coaching pessimism. said
there were too many mistakes.
The spirit was good, to repeat a
hackneyed phrase, but execution
was poor. Nevertheless, it is a
lead-pipe cinch that Lambeau
would give a years salary for a
repeat performance next Wednes-
day night.
Defensively, Tackle Ray Col
Inns stole the spotlight. He
charged so fast on one at
tempted mouse trap the blocker
couldn't get to him. Joe Tere-
shinski's linebacking and Chef
Ostrowski's work at right end
also were outstanding.
To top the workout, Chuck
Drazenovich gave a spectacular
punting show, with booming
kicks that brought back memo
ries Of Indian Jack Jacobs. But
Chuck had to share honors with
Ben Agajanian. who drove a So
yard place-kick over the cross
bar. Ben expect to be ready for
his old teammates.
Quarterbacks Plan Strategy.
A blackboard defense drill and
q meeting of quarterbacks to
discuss strategy to be- used
against the Rams rounded out
the days work. AL Dorow. who
didn't Scrimmage because of his
ailing ankle, Scarbath and
Rookie Tom Dickerson from
Tulsa. via the Army, are the
only quarterbacks left following
Don Rondou's sudden retire
ment.
Rondou, who had many tai
ents but none quite up to PRO
standards, decided to return to
Northwestern next semester.
He'll stay here to see the game
but won't suit up.
NOTES-Collins, already nurs-
ing a stone bruise on his right
foot, was kicked in the same
spot but continued to play !.
Ed Bankers face was cut and
his eye poked by Tereshinski
while being held up on a pass
play The Washington Slater
is taking a beating Jack
Shafferman, winner of the 1910
Christmas bowling tournament
sponsored by The Star, was a
visitor He lives here now
Glenn Davis. who coached,
j. D. Kimmel at West Point,
calls him the best tackle Red
Blalk ever had at, Army :.
Kimmel was traded to the Red
skins by the San Francisco
Forty Miners, but is in the sery-
ice.