Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-30

L. P. Blanchard, E A. Potter, L. W. Men
denhall, c +. Stevenson, c. S Roxbrough,
James Brady, f. w Mausmann, JE, II.
w. Hudson, James T Hughes, James l.
Van Gorder, A G. Henning, George A
Henderson, j. L. NJ. Fielck, Fred b.
Sankey, Howard Omsler A. A. Bachelor,
+ A. Nesbit, E L. Stevenson, Thomas
Johnston, c. C. Lange, Alex B. Parchment,
E. NJ Nolen, Paul Nelson, r. j. Sutton,
+. c. Orr, j. G. Buford, f. o. Freese, H.
A Simpson, A. c. Childs, Walter B.
Beecher, A. G. Brown, j. K. Sterrett,
Charles E. McHenry, J. H. Borland, Reese
I. David, George B. Ewart, W. II. Steven
son, Louis Borhn, E NJ. Power, Jr, Rob-
ert D. Bouse, Frauk Power W. G. Miller.
A. II. Henderson, Charles f. Huber, Will
lam Coates, Charles W. Sterling, r. w.
Sterritt, William r. Watson, C. l.. Nc
Henry, Robert w. Hannah, c. Frank
Niemann, d. A Pitcairn, L. T. Love. JEFF
ferson j. Blanch, George w. Burke, C. b.
Cullingwood A. X Phelan, G. NJ Mcclure.
George 3. Agnew, James S Miller, w. H.
Dalzell, E S. Dickson, c. H. Ridott and
Paul j. Myler. The Membership Commit
tee has before it some 80 additional names
to be passed upon before the meeting.
The A. A AS membership will also be
increased largely at its next meeting. A
large list of applicants has been placed in
the hands of the committee of membership
and will be acted upon shortly. The A. A.
a. has in anticipation strong list of winter
attractions. Secretary Page and the com.
mittee are busy arranging for the indoor
meet, which promises to eclipse everything
Of its kind ever held in this city. Then
there is a surprise in store for the A. A
A friends, the full particulars of which
will be made public later In addition 70
this billiard tournament is talked of when
the winter quarters are secured, and there
will be something on hand continually To
keep the members moving. The associa.
tion will be in fine shape when the spring
opens up. Its athletes will be kept in good
trim and will make better showing than
ever at the spring championship.
The three ''backs" of the p. A. C.'s foot
ball eleven, DR.. George s. Proctor, George
w. Martin and Grant Dibert are a whole
team in themselves They have been with
the eleven for three seasons, and they have
had as much to do with the victorious REQ
ord of the organization as any of the men in
the rush line. Last year DR.. Proctor was
captain of the team, and he carried its ban
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fering opponents to score but twice As
halfback he plays remarkably strong game
and when he puts the ''pigskin"
under his arm and sails into the
enemy's territory he has to be a good
man and fast runner who will stop him.
Mr. Martin is q football player from the |
ground up" When the ball is kicked off |
he loses his other personality and for the |
time being is intent only on getting the
sphere in for q touchdown He is not |
afraid of the strongest opposing rush line,
aud bucks" through the men as if it were |
mere child's play. Then, when he gets
through safely, he never misses making a
great gain before held down by the op-
ronents Ii is generally noticeable that it |
takes more than one or two men to bring |
him down and hold him there. Grant
ID bert is great fuilback and has to his
credit many long gain, won by his feet
ness OF foot and skill in lodging pursuers |
Then his punts are ''out Of sight" and |
among other things that go toward making |
him cne OF the most valus - l on the i