Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-27
right half back; Wynpe. left half back;
LYMAN fill hack

Wood, right guard; kfrnfnel or Hlcnmonu'
center; Campbell. left .gtard; Saunders or
oertiy. left tackle; Bright or Compton. left
end: Alton, quarter back Avis, right half
back: Tindall, left half back; Geoghegan or
The Gallaudets win fine up as follows:
Roth. right end Dudley. right tackle;
Brooks. right guard: B6Hgardner. center;
Hodges, right guard; 5nBrocklagher, left
tackle; Wormstall, left end; Hubbard, quar-
ter back; Grim or Haig, fright half back;
Rosson or Common, left half back; Price or
Erd, full hack. sts'
The Canterburys will lire up as follows:
Williams, right end; CerrFgan. right tackle;
Downey right guards Costinett, center;
Langley, left guard; Mackey, left tackle;
Hopper, left end; Watson, quarter back;
Peterson, right half back; Aman, left half
back; Boyd, full back. 80
The Capitol Park Contest.
The Columbia Athletic Club Columbian
University game has probably attracted the
greatest amount of attention, as the c. A. C.
boys are the holders of the championship
cup. The c. A. c. team has been playing
right along, with varying success, and has
at last succeeded in getting team into
shape that has satisfied its managers. 1t
will consist of the following. selected from
sixteen players, who have been for some
time under Manager Wells eye: F. II. Par
sons, G. P. Hooker, r. w. Maupin. P. M.
Wtsner. D. j. Walsh, c. W. Hicox, Nc
Gowan. Busey, D. McConville, T. r. I'm
j.
Maupin, Davidson. S. B. Maize and c. c.
Clark. The lineup of the Varsity team as
published In yesterdays Star will be the one
Used Thanksgiving day.
The game will be played under the Yale
Princeton rules and will be refereed by DR..
j. Robb Church. Mr.. Al Leet will act as
umpire, and the linesmen will be Ormsby,
McCammon and Grant Burroughs. Capitol
Park has been thoroughly gone over, and 1t
Is expected that it will be in good shape for
the gone by tomorrow. Ample seating IA
cilities will be provided, and the comfort of
the spectators will be looked out for as far
as possible.
At Howard University.
The white and blue Of Howard University
will again meet the orange and purple of
the High School tomorrow, and warm
game Is expected on the Howard University
campus. Game will be called at IL o'clock
Both teams are In excellent condition, but
sci timent seems to favor the orange and
purple
Young, but Experienced Players.
Although great many Of the players
composing the four teams who will play at
National Park are young men, they are
not necessarily inexperienced in foot ball
A number have been playing almost as
soon as they were able to run, having taken
part in school games and on minor teams
while some are DID, reliable men, who
know their business from A to Z.
The Canterbury team comprises lot of
aggressive players. Boyd, the full back of
the team: is TWENTY-FIVE years old and
by virtue of his ability to hit the opposing
line, and is good kicker when occasion
demands. Peterson, although a new man,
is getting rapidly into shape. He weighs
1GO pounds and is eighteen years old. Aman,
the left half back of the team. weighs 160
pounds and is eighteen years old. He has
just returned from Princeton, and is the
most promising candidate for one of the
varsity Ell DIS next year.
Williams will play left end. He is new
man on the team. but has had several
years of experience. He weighs 135 pounds
and is seventeen years old. Mackey, the
left tackle, Is also new man. He runs
low, and is hard to tackle when started.
He weighs 145 pounds, and is also seven
teen years old.
Langley. the left guard, weighs 16s
pounds and is another seventeen-year-old.
He has played on the team for three years.
however. and has the reputation of being
very aggressive player CoStinett will play
center. He weighs 1853 pounds and is TWEEN
ty years of age. He was with the N. Y. a.
c. for two years, and has played center for
the CanterburyS for two years. Downey is
another new man, Weighing 16O pounds.
He will play guard, and has the making of
a good player.
Corrigan weighs 10 pounds, and is chiefly
variably makes for HIS backs to go
through. Hopper. the right end. weighs
| 40 pounds and although rather light for
that h position: makes up for his wv weight by
back, coach and captain, weighs ITO pounds
and is twenty-one years old. He has been
a foot ball player for number of years.
and received the finishing touches of his
education in that direction from DIR. Shell.
| the Swarthmore coach. His position is
| usually at half back but he thinks he
can control his men better at quarter, he
will play that position tomorrow.
They Are Not Cutters.
The Gallaudet players all have reputa-
| ton of being hard, aggressive players when
the game is going against them They
have always fought the hardest when the
score has been the highest against them,
and very often they have come out of
hole by this means. Wormstaff one of the
halves, is from Ohio, and weighs $50
pounds Hubbard. the captain of the team,
| is from Colorado, and weighs 40 pounds.
He plays quarter back and is regarded as
| the best that Gallaudet has ever had His
coaching has done a great deal to bring
| the team up to the present standard.
Grimm Of Pennsylvania weighs 1f5 pounds,
and has been on the team for four years.
Rosson of Tennessee weighs 165 pounds,
team.
Price of Washington state has played on
| the team three years, and is one of the
| best runners in foot ball toys in the Dis
| trict. Roth halls from Minnesota, and
weighs 145 pounds. He has played on the
| team for two years Dudley weighs 165
| pounds and comes from Kentucky. He has
| held a place on the eleven for three years.
| Brooks and Hodges each weigh $50 pounds,
| and. although both are playing for the first
| time on the team, they are regarded as
| most promising material. Both are from
Texas. Bumgardner holds down center
and is usually a strong, steady player.
| Brockhagen weighs 40 pounds and is from
| Iowa. He is considered to be one of the
| best tacklers in the District, and has been
| on the team for four years.
Not Heavy, but Strong.
The Potomacs have shown up unusually
we'll this season. The team is not a heavy
| one, but the players are all steady and
| strong, and the team plays bes. when go
| ing down hill. Ed Loucks is one of the
old High School players, and those who
know him regard him highly He weighs
| $50 pounds and is a strong, willing player
The best thing that can be said of him
| is that he keeps his temper admirably.
Pete Duffy. left half back, is held to be one
| of the most promising players on any team.
Although he weighs only 40, he is short
| and so stockily built that when he hits