The evening times., 1895-10-23

was Iikut III tilc uuHt, kiilnk IiiIle bttdlSnt,
| and dividing second money with FulfOrd
Denny, Burkhart, Timmons Bingham, Grim
and Gilbert. Brewer and Clark killed their
ten birds in their event, and divided first
money. In the fifteen-bird event,
1 $1b entrance, there were twenty-five
| entries, and Claridge, the Baltimore man,
! tied with upson and Brown for first money,
| with fifteen birds each TO their credit. Mr..
Wagner divided third money with nine
! others.
The game of football to be played by the
classes of '97 and '9s OF Georgetown Col
tege this afternoon promises some good
| sport, and there Is every prospect that n
| big crowd will witness it. The day is all
| that could DE asked. The teams are to line
up as follows:
'91-DonOhue. left end: Callahan, left
tackle; Doyle. left guard; Brady or Egging-
ton, center; welch, right guard; Curley,
right tackle; Tremoulet, right end; Maher,
quarter back; Fox Il. N. B.; Bolan, L. N. B.;
Kirlcy, F. H.
'9S-Grcen, left end; Ryan, left tackle;
O'Lcary, left guard: Mathcr, center; Bren-
non. right guard; Coleman. right tackle;
MacAncrny, right end: Devereaux, quarter
back; CULLEN, X. N. B.; Reardon, l.. N. B.
Wefers or Walsh, +. B.
tactics, Griffin, the eminent authority on
all matters connected with the football
game. gives an illustration that might
prove OF interest and benefit to players
here In Washington as well as elsewhere.
Harvard has int reduced a new style OF
Interference" he says, from which much
is expected. Apparently the effect
is produced by the ability 10 hum
bug and trick. the opponents. As de-
scribed. the new style is q lineup with
the men standing in two lines of five
each, one directly behind the other. When
the ball is passed to the back line, a clever
criss cross is worked to 'fooi' the other
side, and il is very hard to tell just who
has the pigskin.
1T will he seen that by this play the
rules requiring five men only to lineup
behind and before the bail is snapped is
faithfully observed. OF course, such Il
strategic movement is a good thing and
may DE relied on to hood wink the other side,
II the other side is not especially and CON
tinually on the alert for surprises. In
practice the other day at Cambridge Charlie
Brewer twice ran the length of the field for
touchdowns on openings made by the new
Interference"
The appearance OF Bernard Wefers on
the griiiron this afternoon In the George
town College game will 10 doubt be an
interesting feature of the occasion. So
much has been said about wefers lately
that he will be an object of much curiosity.
He is said TO he a good football player, and
that viii make his debut among Gcorget wn
athletes all the more interesting
The much talked about football game be
tween the Gallaulei college boys, second
eleven. and the Eastern High School boys
is booked for this afternoon. The struggle
promises to be good one and much in
tcrcst Is felt III 1t by the friends of
both teams. The Gallaudet eleven will
be made up of Sumgardner, center; Hodges
and Peterson, guards, Glenn and Souder,
tackles; Nicholson and Glenn, ends; Cant
Lewis. quarter-back; Whitlocke and o'Con.
nor. half-backs; Erd, rull-back.
The High So TOOL boys will be represented
by Williams, Smell, Miller, Mcggs, Nc
Kcnzie. the two Maupins, Kelly, Parsons
and Yount.
Although the football even, OF George
town College to-day viii draw the atten.
tion of a great many people, the races Of
the Affair Cycle Club will no doubt at
tract a good crowd ofintnrested spectators
The events and entries and officers for
the occasion have been fully given by the
Times. President Weaver. Secretary Swim
dell and Capt. Cox, who will have. general
of the affair, will adhere to the original
programme. That part OF the Conduit
where the races are 10 he run is in good
shape. and all OF the events will be closely
contested.