Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

circumstances surrounding the players are
50 similar to those that prevail in the larger
colleges of the country that 1t brings out
all the best material that can be had. The
team as 1t played against the Y. NJ. CAS- on
Saturday, was as follows: E. Mahoney and
Carmody. ends: OBrien and Smith, tackles;
Dowd and G. Mahoney. guards; O'Donnell
center; Balm. Quarte-: Cummerford and
Murphy. half backs. and Craig, full back
The Y. NJ. e. A. team was composed of
Houchin and Cross. ends; Corby and Bright,
tackles; Davis and Saunders. guards;
Gapen. cen ter; Harder quarter; Davidson
and johnson, half backs. and Leet. full
back.
The Kendall Greens have not taken as
prominent part in the sport this year as
formerly. They have a team out, however.
and expect to play with the c. A. C.'s some
time next week. The Orients are an eleven
from Capitol HILL which contain a number
OF players from the old Dupont Club. The
different high schools also have teams and
have played a number of cracking games
this fall
A team has recently been organized under
the management of Harry Wells. and would
be pleased to receive challenges from ali
teams whose members average not more
than lis pounds. Challenges should be sent
to H. Wells, 437 NJ street.
The VigIlant Foot Ball team has organ
lied for the season of 1888, and will play
all teams whose weight does not exceed 115
pounds. The players are follows: Snow,
left end; Hltton,lef tackle; Crist.left guard
Barker, center; Church. right guard; True
worthy, right tackle: Weels, right end
Smith. quarter back: Doyle, left half back :
Coiinsky. right half back; Johnson, fun
back. Address all challenges to Harvey
oyer, manage, sl6 Il street southwest.
Local Pointers.
The Gonzaga foot ball team has been or
sanized, and challenges will be received by
j. T. Brady. 100 sth street northeast The
members of the team. whose average
weight is l20 pounds. as follows: Do
herty and Abel. ends; Parks and Eckloffe,
guards; Costello and Leonard, tackles;
Burg. center: Fealy and Terry. half backs;
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riinGeton plays ner first championship
game VI The season tbs atlernOvL Wien
wesleyan AZ Aannattan rieiu, New Yorn.
MI Ming VII. surrey pay witn the Jersey
team, Wnicn Will up as IoiiowS: Nc
Sauiey, let emu; Holly. left tackle; Wheel
en- ieit guaru; Dainei, center; Iay.or, rignt
END; hlns, quarter Dack; W aru, lert haiI
pack; barnett. rlsnt hair back. ana Burt,
ruIi Dacx.
The following substitutes will go: Brown.
Cnurch, summers. Crowds, Thompson,
dwight, Irvine, Hearn, Derr Voorhees,
Mccormick and Belts
Yale plays the West Point cadets this af-
ternoon, and owing to the former team
close.
New Rules Adopted.
AT last nights meeting OF the Intercol-
les1ate Association Princeton went back on
the University OF Pennsylvania and sided
with Wesleyan and Yale in passing a rule
which will, II enforced. result in the dis
qualifying of more than half Of the Quaker
team There IS likely to be lively time
at some or the games before the season is
over. princeton delegates assured Capt
Mackey of the University of Pennsylvania
that they would not protest against the
Fniiadelphla men, and their games will GER
talnly be played. although, as Capt Mackey
sald recently, Having gone back on us once,
tney are liable to do again" On the
other hand. Capt. Hinckey of Yale and
OF the Quaker mems strength. said that
they would certainly enter protests
All the foot ball men got together soon
after o'clock at tie Windsor Hotel There
were present Capt. Trenchard of Princeton,
ana Manager McThonpson of the same
college. Capt. Hinckney and Manager Hol-
ter OF Yale. Capt. Mackey, Mr.. Newton and
j. c. Bell Of the grand advisory commit
tee for the University of Pennsylvania,
Manager Judd of Wesleyan. Capt. Rhodes
OF the Yale team of 80, Joseph Hartwell
Yale end rush in 81: Max Farrand. Prince
tons manager in 81, and Receiver Freed
man of the Manhattan Athletic Club.
The rule as finally adopted by a three
to-one vote over the protest of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania is as follows
Amendment to playing rule 10 and to
article 10 OF the constitution Of the Inter-
collegiate Foot Rall Association:
First. No man shall be eligible for the
team of any college in this association who
Is not pursuing bona fide coure requiring
attendance on recitations or lectures Of al
least six hours week. If a graduate, he
shall be pursuing course for a degree re-
undergraduate and not pursuing a course
for a degree. he shall not be allowed to play
during his first year in college.
Second. Any man who has attended lee
lures or Rotations in any other college
shall not be eligible for the team of any
college in this association unless he be a
regular member of the freshman class or
until he has spent one year of resident
study in that college and has passed salts
factory examinations upon full years
work.
Third. No man shall play mere than four
years on any team in this association.
Fourth. Two weeks before each game of
this association the two captains shall sub
nit to each other list of thirty players
from which the team shall be chosen. II
either captain has any objection to make
to any man on the list submitted to him,
he shall submit the protest within four
days to the advisory committee and to the
other captain. The advisory committee
shall have the power TO decide On the ell
giblity of players and snail within forty
eight hours OF its receipt. Either captain
may submit further list of four players
not later than five days before the game.
Protest TO any of these men may be sub
mitteG in the same manner, and the ad-
visory committee shall pass upon the same
not later than forty eight hours before the
game.
Fifth. The referee of any game in this
association at the request of either cap
tain shall debar from that game any man
not included in the lists submitted, or who
has been declared ineligible by the advisory
committee"
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