George Washington at North Dakota

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 10, 1933, page 27

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  Hot Foot Ball. George Washington HasNo DIFFICULT TO PICK STARTING LINEUP PixIee Unlikely to Name Men to Face Clemson Until Friday Night. w YHILE it has been estab. w lished that George Wash. ‘ ‘ ington University has a potentially strong team this year, the question of whom are its regular players and whd are reserves is getting more un. certain as time goes on. Coach Jim Pixlee, following the Co. !onlaIS’ decisive victory over North Da. Kota University by a 27–⁠6 score lass FRIDAY; stated that from that time on il would be difficult to determine his start. ing une-up, particularly if the term starting lineup” meant the II best PLAYERS on his squad Right now PiXlee cannot saw yb.t men Will start the G. W.-Clemson cams al Grltlth Stadium next Friday night ana IL Is possible that he will not nans tne starting array until the night befora the contest. THIS is all due to the excellent i showing OF players who went intd the North Dakota game after tha s.dlI. 1heSe players, especially MID McCarver and Tuffy Leemans. backs1 and Henry Wonder Bruegge. Red c;rif15,,.. Henry Strayer. Jack Morrison. Sid Kol, ker and Ed Clark-all inesmen-seryed as wei. as the men whom they replaced Ihere was absolutely no slackening of “ w S speec nor any drawback to tha execution OF its plays due to the pres ence OF these so-called reserves. with this situation prevailing. Georpe Washington’s future performances III c. which are scheduled for home towr1 consumption, should not be lacking irf spirit, Tor any player who wishes to ses much service knows that he must main, tain stiff pace in action in order ia Keep another player on the bench. JUDGING from the showing of Clems son against North Carolina State last Saturday, the Colonials wilt neec all OF this spirit in order to keen their slate clean Friday night. The Ilgers staged remarkable form revere sal following sad licking at the hands Of Georgia Tech the week before to turn back the more highly ratel Woltpack. to 0. Reports Of the game said that Clemson was superior throughout and noticeable in its play was the fighting spirit shown by every man. Coach Jess Neely used. clemson has a comparatively young team. all but four of its squad being juniors or sophcmores. These Juniors and sophs are waging a real fight among themselves to land regular as. signments and the fight bids fair to con. tinue in Griffith Stadium Another factor pointing towards spirtied competition is that Clemson will have 800 students in the stands in additon to several hundred alumni who have made special plans to attend this game, the only one away from the Clemson campus that the Tiger student body may attend as an organization this year. incidentally. this contest is the first in Washington foot ball annals in volving a Clemson eleven.

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  The Bismarck tribune. (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, North Dakota, October 13, 1933, page 10

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  head linesman. Grand Forks. N. D., Oct. 13.-The University of North Dakota will begin an intensive campaign Friday night to regain the North Central conference championship, which it lost last year for the first time in five years. when the Sioux tackle the heavy, experienced University Of South Dakota eleven in Memorial stadium here. The game will start at at 8 o’clock. The Coyotes from South Dakota are reputed to be the best ever produced in Vermilion. and unless the Nodaks show vastly improved offense over their George Washington exhibition last Friday night. the dope will point to a South Dakota victory. The Coyotes never have defeated North Dakota team coached by Jack West. Injuries, the ruination Of the Sioux hopes for victory over George Wash ington. again cropped up during the week. taking Roger Reichert. regular left end. and Sidney Schwartz. regular left guard. out Of uniform. Meth err is expected to play Friday night, thus seriously hampering the North Dakota offense and defense. Because the NodakS have looked SO ragged III scrimmage during the week against the freshmen team. Coach Jack West is extremely pessiEllstlc about the teams chances Tor victory Fumbles. poor blocking. and poor tacxling have caused the Sioux men tor no end of trouble in getting the offense to function. With Capt. Ralph Pierce and Irving Kupcinet back i’ll shape, the university expects to unleash an aerial circus that will nullify the weight and expericnce advantages the Coyotes have over the Sioux. Tom Shepard. pound sophomore, will take over the end duties left va cant by Reicherts injuries, while Arm old Braverman. l80po,md sophomore will replace Schwartz. These sNbstitutes. each lighter in weight than the regular. will give the Nodaks an aver age Of $50 pounds in the line. with the backfield averaging 1T pounds. South Dakotas team will average 1876 pounds. giving the invaders a decided advantage i’ll poundage. The Coyotes also will have an edge in experience. with Coach Backnlan start ing five seniors. five juniors, and one sophomore. Coach West will put three seniors. three Juniors, and five sophomores OH the gridiron. Both teams lost non-conferencc games last week when North Dakota was beaten 27–⁠6 by the powerful | George Washington outfit and South Dakota accepted a 1870 defeat at the ! hands of Cincinnati u. Backman’s Coyotes came through, their brush without injuries and viii have their full strength available Fri. day. The South Dakota squad. num. bering Sc players left vermilior Thursday afternoon and was due II Grand Forks Friday afternoon.

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George Washington leads 2–⁠1 in three meetings, counting the two since this game.