Farkas-Baugh Combination Indicated as Redskins Split for Intra-Squad Play !*- JIM BERRYMAN More Strength Seen Hoyas Sure to Have Ponsalle PIGSKIN PREVIEW —By Terp Gridmen to Rely In Backfield With For Grid but Audet Being an attempt to portray On Season, GRAPHICALLY THE 1941 FOOTBALL 3—IT IS DELIVERED Speed, Passing MODEL_/VOTHER WORDS.... A 2 ball is taken To *2 OF THE to * Todd, Filchock Not Planning Return SNEAK-PREVIEW OF ONE OF THE "'By t MAN Of R.T'S. WHO. And Hocus-Pocus 0 COMING SEASON'S SIMPLER PLAYS! ROVING TWINS.. Georgetown's perplexing reserve strategist of first water, has figured ..AND,WITH A an even rounder a of Rube com- Clashes Next Saturday question became out couple Goldberg TWIST OF THE Short on Beef, With Only question mark yesterday when it binations he figures will have the _ WRIST- And on September 20 was reported that burly Earl Audet, enemy running in circles and is Three Dependables in 240-pound tackle, was seeking entry anxious to have them tried under To Be Grim Tests into Southern California rather than actual conditions. Dubofsky 200-Pound Class game r 1 g-lMCH PASS IS MADE return to the is ready to wrestle with the prob- w Hilltop. BACK-A By BILL Jr., lem of move FROM BACK To No blue book of etiquette lies on D'^MER. The rumor, for it is merely that, making young giants P Star Staff Cor. Fspond^nt. S MODERN STREAMLINED A AMD FLOATING Jack Faber’s desk, but he doesn't was information fast enough to at least get out of — counterbalanced by A SAN DIEGO, Calif., Aug. 30 for I VERSION OF THE OLD A TACKLE SINKS want Maryland's gridders that Tom Ponsalle, promising soph- the way the Hoya backs. mingling That will pair with is Traveler. fcSTATUE-OFUBERTy SHORT PUTT TO— too freely with their 1941 football omore guard, had escaped call in Schwagel in the Redskins' j the the national draft and definitely Meanwhile. Rome Schwagel, -<-v opponents. starting backfield this year while man The more aloof the better because return to school. most travelling Georgetown has and Dick Todd work would | had as director of athletics, is in Maryland is short on beef this sea- Ponsalle's number came up and together in the second and fourth- New York and will remain there son and must rely on Its nimble- his local draft board excused him period combinations was indicated until after the Eastern all-star footedness. hocus-pocus and passing Coach Flah- long enough to guarantee his pres- here today when Ray game. At his office it was reported 4. FAKES IT to avoid too much year and tear. of his ence at for one semes- erty announced the division Georgetown that the idea of season tickets has Of the 45 candidates invited out ter at least. ToCUTTIKJG-IN 46 players for their two intrasquad | caught the alumni’s fancy and re- for hard labor beginning WHO Tuesday games—the first here next Saturday Hagerty Gets on Job. quests have been received from such only three who figure prominently at Colorado DOESN'T KNOW night and the second Back from New York .where he towns as Waynesboro, Martinsville, in Faber's plan send the arrow 20. WHETHER HE HAS Springs on September delivered the closing lecture at the Hagerstown and other nearby points MEANWHILE,A 1 above the 200-pound mark. the of exhibitions which, IT OR NOT. For pair Herald-Tribune coaching school, de- as well as cities w'here the Hoyas SSjOUABD, CAUGHT 1 Jack Wright. 206-pound sopho- for are being publicity purposes, voting himself to a dissertation on have heavy followings. (usually A ^Of F GUARD, HAS M more back, is the huskiest on the billed as "East-West” struggles, Wt j spread plays, Head Coach Jack Hag- New York and Philadelphia alum- SOPHOMOY&) RUN HIMSELF squad and, we may point out, the and Farkas will for the I_*1_I_ _M Baugh play a train -MUVVUV. AAV. *> UV Kill. >11 lV.it erty rolled up his sleeves and ni have chartered special DOWM,..*i ill which will be handled West team, plunged into the task of getting the for the inaugural with Mississippi the. Terp cannon unless Faber's Assistant Coach , by season underway Tuesday morning. and will stay over the next day to plans go awry. Ralph Burlin, vet- while Filchock and Todd will lead All players have been requested to see the freshmen open against Navy eran tackle, and Johnny Morton, ’'Easterners.” who will be di- the check in tomorrow night to be ready plebes at Annapolis. senior guard, are the only other rected bv Flaherty. Two veteran for the opening whistle early Tues- Bill Deegan, former sports editor members hitting 200 and both some- ends will act as field captains, day. of the Hoya. student camous weekly, [^/.REJECTED times drop below that figure. Millner for the West and DRAFTE£...WHO' Wavne Both George Murtagh and "Mush” will assist Schwagel with publicity In the backfield George Barnes, Masterson lor the East. PUCKS OUT OM Bob Dubofsky, Hagerty’s assistants, are at the Hilltop this year. He is a four SINGLE fast sophomore, is the only other The division oi the Redskins’ anxious to who in yf8_To WINGBACK., S PLAy By FLIPPING.... ready for the gong and Washington boy graduated WHO EXPECTS TO MARR/ player to hit 190. Most of the others main offensive threats thus provides get back in harness. Murtagh, a June. RAISES SALARy..,, go a little above 170, although they s passer, runner and kicker for each IF ALUMNI are wiry and durable. Tommy team. Baugh, of course, will pass Mont, another soph; Elmer Rigby and kick for the starting aggrega- 10... SECOND-STRING and Bernie Ulman fail in this tion. which will depend chiefly upon as L QUARTER, WHO Farkas for while Grid in category. ground-gaining, Mulvey's Appointment -v ties right with In this situation Faber Todd will run and kick for the other naturally T“E t>Lly-. will rely a great deal on passes and team, on which Filchock will call Coach at Features §? is well supplied with capable chuck- signals and pass. Weston ers Mearle Du Vail, who did the Delights Flaherty. Quartet bulk of passing for the last two For all-around strength, however, Changes at High Schools years, will have a time keeping the one must choose the Filchock-Todd assignment. Not only can Wright which will be backfield, completed By GEORGE HUBER. In his high school days he was one and Mont throw the but and Bo’o Hoffman. pigskin, by Fred All-District end In of New England's best runners and Jack Brenner, another Hoffman are Mulvey, youngster, Undeniably. Moore and a record of 50.6 sec- 1932 with the George Washington set quarter-mile and Riby, a dangerous southpaw. the best wing and inside blocking and 9. BUT TAU.BAC.KV eleven, was named foot- onds that stood for several years This of will on the yesterday HIS HEAD > squad sharpshooters backs, respectively, squad still is better than the District mark. USES ball coach of Western's Red Raiders, have an array of end targets rang- and Flaherty exhibits unconcealed AMD LATERALS t District schoolboy champions for Mulvey All-around Star. ing from 6 feet 1 inch to 6 feet 5 delight whenever this quartet is Tej.... the last two seasons. noted inches at which to aim. and that working The veteran Mulvey, too, was a high He succeeds Dan Ahem who re- on to a doesn't figure to lessen the attack's Will serve as wingback for Baugh's school athlete before going signed last spring to take charge career. Now he potency. team, with a rookie. Jack Guthrie brilliant college 31, of the Industrial Home School. R. I. What Faber needs most of all and of St. Mary’s, being tried at the was born in East Providence, Mulvey in addition probably will from will be pressed to uncover is an able No. 2 backfield spot. When he was graduated high coach track since Ahern also han- at to Joe Mont the was divided school he had 12 major sports let- >' this punter replace Murphy. Although squad Western's thinclads. tn,. L dled to be the candidate ostensibly only for the two games ters, three each in football, basket BALL appears leading was one of VAH,sLp>A/r V off Ulman which will determine which 33 play- Mulvey’s appointment ball, track and baseball. At George spring practice showing. several made public by Hardy A LAPSE OF also is ers are to stick and which 13 will Washington he was an outstanding adept. head the yf'''-4F/i % Pearce, acting of Depart- football for three ir Here’s the meat menu at Mary- get the ax. the present segregation player years, EWD ment of Health and Physical Edu- II.. AS SUB J?e-af>f>£A/?z ^ccu* f land: is sure to form the basis earning varsity letters in 1930, 1931 F/1 pretty cation for public schools. New UIVES_AsjD-- for the Redskins’ alternate-team and 1932. He was on the 1932 grid- 1940 Leftovers. coaches are being put in charge of jz/ ^ system this year. Thus. Baugh and iron team with Pearce, now his boss Ends — three of the four high school teams Larry MacKenzie, 177; Farkas almost always are certain in the physical education depart- •Jack which won scholastic sports Gilmore. 172. behind a line of such major ment, and with Johnny Baker, as- to operate Tackles — 'Ralph Burlin. 198; titles last year. Only Western's Colo- veterans as , Bob Titche- sistant football coach of the ‘Luther Con- baseball team, coached by Clif J'TVw^cC •Reggy Vincent, 188; nal. . Bob McChesney, nials now and Washington-Lee High Moore, will have the same mentor in rad, 188; Frank Maxson. 187. Sanford, Bill Young, Dick mentor last year. Mulvey also earned Bandy The are ten- Guards—’John Morton. 198: ‘Har- and Vic charge. appointments three basket ball letters with G. W. Farman, must be old Berry, 193; 'Max Hunt, 188; tative in that they ap- for two Carroll, while Filchock and Todd teams and played baseball •Frank proved by the Board of Education at Heyer, 174. will depend upon such stalwarts as years, although the Colonials did not its next but the board gen- Redskin Tickets Centers—‘George Jarmoska, 174; Masterson, Jim Barber, Bill meeting, award baseball letters in those days. Dow's Ball G. U. Almost as Active Bob recommendations Carrying Against •Jim Wharton. 163. onu- erally approves 1934 he has been edu- Wilkin, uiem strauca, uiyae Since physical — from heads. To Go on Sale Backs ‘Mearle Du Vail, 173; Andrako and department cation instructor at Gordon Junior gart. Steve George •Bernie Ulman. Louis Court, Diamond Jobs Open. Individual tickets for the open- Southern Grid Teams 173; Chacos, Smith. High. Features Redskins' Loop Herb Jack ing football game 173; Gunther, 172; Mier, Not filled was the basket By a fortunate circumstance he is professional 14 Vets on Each Side. yesterday here between the New York 170; ‘John Cordyack, 168; *Jo« ai familiar both with Western's foot- 14 veterans were Dan ana Daseoau coacnmg joo In all. assigned Giants and the Redskins will go Hoopengardner, 162; Jim Dunn, while the most Roosevelt. Herman Littman, coach ball system and with most of the As George Washington to each combination, Padless Battle on sale Wednesday, September 160; Ray Greleckl, 160. rookies also were pretty there whose cage teams have won uuva WI1U Will UC ICttiU LSllUlUBlCh promising 17, according to an announce- By the Associated Press. of other graduated and drafted •Lettermen. West the District title for the last two this year, so there will be little divided. Edwards’ — evenly Cifers and Star ment last night from the local RICHMOND, Va„ Aug. 30 players, but the loop has one of its Leading Sophomores. Fred Davis, the out- seasons, was called to active duty change in the system used by the Krueger team got office. Southern Conference football squads, most promising crops of sophomores tackle. Jack Banta. the this summer as an officer in the two-time champions. Stationed at Ends—George Simler, 195: Ken- standing At Ends, At the same time, individual which assemble Monday to begin in years to offset these losses. rookie who Army and the position when filled Gordon last year and hoping for a Defensively neth Daniels, 194; Bob James, Southern. California just come 132; an- tickets for the succeeding games practice for the 1941 season are Two new head coaches have arrived in camp after participating will be a temporary one. An senior high appointment, he kept in And Dick Alexander, 174; Louise Hes- Offensively with Brooklyn, Cleveland, Pitts- a varied intersectional pro- into the conference since last sea- nouncement on this is expected be- touch with coaching by assisting facing son, 172. in the All-Star game at Chicago, several of last Jimmv Kitts, former Rice In- By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. burgh. Green Bay and Philadel- gram which includes son, and Ends Joe Aguirre and A1 fore school opens next month. Ahern with football. At that time Tackles—Jack Dittmar, 187. of phia also will be on sale. Sale of year's bowl teams and rivals from stitute mentor, succeeding Henry Flaherty, on the other John (Jan> Jankowski, captain there was no inkling that Ahern SAN DIEGO. Calf.. Aug. 30—Ken Guards—George Miller, 190; Krueger. season tickets will continue as far away as Texas and Kansas. (Pussi Redd at Virginia Tech, and Tony hand, retained four outstanding new the 1933 Catholic University foot- would be the one to leave and make Dow. compactly built 200-pound Nardo, 184 through this week. will Riley Smith, ex-Alabama All-Amer- ball team and basket ball coach at a vacancy for Mulvey. rookie fullback from Oregon State, At least three of the games Center—Preston Taylor, 176. ends—Sam Goldman, Ed Cifers, ica and Washington Redskin quar- and Frank Clair— Central High last year, will assume stole the show during the Redskins’ bring loop clubs into the national Jack Stonebraker Not only does Mulvey know the terback. Warner iTex) Backs—Jack Wright. 206; Georgs Ken Dow. football and track jobs at Central first scrimmage of the train- spotlight—Duke's meeting with Ten- replacing and the rookie halfback. players returning from last year's padless Lee. ! Barnes 191: Edward Chovanes. 186; Durham on October Tilson at Washington and never been in one. this season. In these new positions team but ing season today with an exhibition nessee at 4. Tommv Because they’ve championship many of the Schulze Is The also has a new member. \ Mont, 177: Jack Brenner, took over Fordham's at North loop It’s highly doubtful if any of the he succeeds Pearce who newcomers will be former students of hard running w’hich repeatedly Returning appearance 173; Bill Helboch, 170. and the George Washington U„ filling the is in stora as head of the Education sent him veterans’ lines for Carolina on October 11 rookies realizes just what Physical of his at Gordon, only two blocks through left when the of when Birch left trek of Clemson's defending cham- vacancy University for them in the pair of intrasquad Department Bayh away from the high school. long gains. as on the Virginia resigned five years ago. But if entertain a on a year's leave of absence for a of their cumbersome To American U. pions up to Boston College contests. they He is married and has two chil- Stripped The Colonials start off with a five- same date. notion that it is to be nothing more civilian job with the Army Air both blocking pads, defensive linemen W. dren, girls, 4 and 6 years old. game family schedule, but are not G. May Play First In addition to his football were to move a in which Corps. > free normally again, Other contests which may have than nice, family game slated to figure seriously in the title rivalries are not aroused, with the Cardinals, Jan- but thev found it difficult to Assistant Coach considerable effect on the national genuine prowess bring battle. have it knocked out of their kowski earned varsity letters in Dow to earth once the stocky back and on the bowl line-ups they'll Eastern to Start Hugo (Dutch'* Schulze, considered rankings Forecasters in the conference Grid Game at heads on the first scrimmage. For baseball and basket ball at C. U. Boys was under way. Dow stands 2 inches include Duke's meetings with Pitt Night, one of American University’s all- area are almost unanimous in their here is a game in which actual jobs Before going to Central High he was under 6 feet. and Colgate: North Gtarolina’s an- Grid Toil time sports greats, will return to his belief that Duke will be the team are at stake between those numer- director of Central Branch, Boys' Tuesday Second only to Dow s performance nual tiff with Tulane, and William alma mater in the role of coach, it to beat in the championship scram- Avoid Conflicts ous who are on the border- Club of Washington. Eastern Branch Club foot- was the showing of two new ends, and Mary’s bid for recognition players Boys' was disclosed last night. ble this fall, with North Carolina, line of making the team and being Pearce also announced that Charles ball teams will A1 Krueger of Southern California against Navy and Dartmouth. begin practice Tues- Schulze, graduated in June, has Clemson and William and Mary the Sandwiched in between the cut adrift. Hence, its sobriquet of G. Roberts, jr„ physical education at Fairlawn and will work and Ed Cifers of Tennessee, who day every been appointed assistant basket ball Hoy as on Four Schedules. Blue Devils' strongest rivals, in that Georgetown and Redskin opening a “bread and butter” game. instructor at Eliot Junior High, will thereafter. starred offensively and defensively. weekday coach under Staff Cassell. The two foremost distance en- order. games and running in opposition to be added to the staff of Calvin Teams will be Working with Sammy Baugh. Krue- End Competition Hottest. formed in 90, 105, A of Western School. will send South Carolina Maryland's inaugural, George Wash- will assist Sher- shook himself product High gagements Clemson Defending Champion. now, the hottest Coolidge High. He 120 and 135-pound classes. ger loose three times ington's officials are a Right competi- Schulze wrote his name indelibly across the country to play Kansas Since North Carolina is the only considering be the end man Rees, jr„ a classmate of his in a row to snag the slinger’s special- shift in the time of their curtain- tion figures to over posts in American's annals State of the Big Six Conference and member of the trio the ties far down the as Coast sports during meeting and one center Aldrich and in college, as coach of Coolidge's field, just raiser with Mount St. Mary s Sep- job. his four years on the Wesley Heights will bring Texas Tech to Charlotte, Blue Devils, there is a possibility of Titchenal have the Nos. 1 and 2 new football team this year and also followers said he used to do for the tember 27 at . East's Grid Stars Victors campus. A 3-sport man, he was a N. C., for a meeting with Wake a tie claim on the crown. Clemson sewed, but there probably will help with the basket Trojans. It has been that the snapperback posts on the football and Forest. won of the suggested his N. 30 Cifers also was regular squad possession championship fa a real on between An- ball and track team?, major MIDDLETOWN, Y., Aug. play noteworthy, game be played Saturday night in- dog fight captained the courtmen during his Four conference squads catch po- last year with four loop victories drako and Smith. And with seven sports in high school and college (JP).—'The Eastern College All-Stars, especially in view of the fact that stead of in the afternoon to avoid junior and senior years. tent Georgetown this season, Vir- and no defeats or ties. Duke was rookies battling four veterans for days. preparing for their annual fresh air he was paired against Bill Wilkin, conflict with the Maryland-Hamp- the Named on several all-District ginia Tech. Maryland. George Wash- whipped by North Caroling after the six end it wouldn’t be sur- Roberts is a graduate of Spring- fund football game with the New giant veteran tackle. Whereas den Sydney game at neighboring jobs teams he paced the Eagle scoring ington and N. C. State. the Tar Iftels had dropped decisions to see at least one vet lose field (Mass.) College. In addition York Giants at New York's Polo Wilkin slashed through the opposi- College Park. But, more prising last season with a 10.6 average. More than 600 grid candidates will to both Wake Forest and Richmond. specifically, and Goldman have to track and basket ball, he played grounds Wednesday night, trounced tion's lines against most of the other the Colonials are trying to squeeze out. Aguirre Schulze will call out the court report at the 16 member schools Clemson and'Duke shared the hon- the most to but lacrosse there and was named to the the Long Island Indians of the ends, he couldn't move the ex-Vol out from between the shown promise date, ors in 1939 and Duke’s Rose Georgetown- an candidates in November, taking Monday and Tuesday. Missing will Bowl Cifers, Stonebraker and are All-America teams in 1932 and 1933 American association today 30 to 0. Inch. game and Krueger be All-American F' a of 1938 took the title in a Mississippi Friday night The best command until Cassell is through Paul Severin squad with a rush and oust defensive stand of any Redskin-New York ,;ame Sunday coming may with his football chores. of North Carolina and a sprinkling walkaway that year. one of the 1940 combination was that of a veteran without their shirts. squad. N. C. State and Richmond open losing The division of the line composed of McChesney and Mount St. Mary's not only *.s will- complete the loop campaigning in Raleigh on Milner. Wilkin and Barber, Shugart but anxious to under the equad: Grid Lists of D. C. the night of September 20. Fur- ing play Flaherty's F.asterners. Colleges. and Farman and Andrako. A back- lights, and Jim Draper, coach of the Ends—Masterson Goldman. TT. a Wash. Maryland Navy man engages Tennessee on the same Hieatand, American Georgetown fleld led by and Roy Like Old Home Week for B. C. the Cifers. Stonebraker. _ W. Mounties, change be Clair. September ST_ Mississippi* Mt. St Mary's Hemp.-8yd. ft Mary day. A few other teams have warm- suggested Tackles—Wilkin. Barber. Stuart. Parks. Zimmerman not only couldn't pierce made. The Emmitsburg team Guards—Stralka, Shugart, Tomell. • up games carded, saving the first Western Md that septet, but wound with a Centers—Andrako. Smith. Balto.) West Va. up played before a crowd of 12.000 fans October 4_Sttsq’anpa at V. F. I. at Manhattan (at minus as big blast for September 27 when Backs—FHchock. Todd, Seymour. Moore, yardage on almost every rush. And Fordham All-Stars last year, largest opening-game at- Hoffman. Morgan. Cecil, Hare. Dow. Clemson-V. M. I„ N. C. State-David- Duke Andy Farkas was kept out of the tendance in Edwards’ Westerners. October 11_Swarthmore at Temple* Wash, ft Lee* (at Balto.) Lafayette son. Duke-Wake Forest and North George Washington’s — scrimmage after a muscle in Ends MiUner, McChesney. Sanford. Cornell pulling clashes history. It was one of the Mary- Krueger. Aguirre. his left Carolina-South Carolina get leg (not the one operated on Face Giants Wednesday landers’ most profitable games, and Tackles—Young. Davis, Bryant. Myerg. | the race off to a atart. October 18_J. Hopkins O. Wash.* Org'twn* Florida (at Balto.) last in the flag rousing Guards—Farman. Sllvinski. Carroll. year) morning workout.! 1 Draper, quite naturally, has an eye Centers—Titchenal, Aldrich, Bucking- Also on the By the Associated Press. But right now it appears the only ham. Wm. ft Mary* sidelines were Ed. Jus- on the box office, too. — 25_at at Boa. Col. (at Norfolk) at Penn at Harvard NEW 30 —Some Barks Baugh. Farkas. Zimmerman, October Allegheny tice, Jack Stonebraker and Ki Aid- YORK, Aug. non-Fordham-Boston College play- I Athletic authorities of thp down* Justice. , Banta. Guthrie. Gentry. rich—all 55,000 fans are going to load the November 1_Rand.-Mae. (Open) Clemaon* at Rutgeri at Penn suffering from minor j ers who will answer the role when Exhibition Games town school have made no mov»\rf- (Picture on Page Polo Grounds night to B-14.) injuries. Wednesday Football. but if the alumni and gen- Notre Dame the starter's gun goes off will be flcially, Some irritation tvas see the Eastern All-Star footballers Eastern All-Stars. 30: Long Island Indians November 8_at Juniata Maryland at Furman at Q’rg’twn (at Balto.) shown by eral public evidence sufficient in- | with the New York Pro Larry Cabbrelli, the 190-pounder from (American Association*, 0. Redskin officials wrhen Jack Banta, tangle Baseball. terest in a game It’ll j who will team with Ford- Saturday night Grid November 15_N. C.'state Bucknell* V. M. L _ the GIANTS, but to the stars them- Colgate, Philadelphia