The evening times., 1895-10-24

Sullivan. =. :. Il e. Green.... =. =. IL e.
Callahan. =. =. II. I. Coleman.... :. IL l.
Doyle. :. =. Il e. O'Leary.. :. IL &.
Eggington.. =. -. &C. Mather.. =. :. :. &C
Welch.. 1T. &. Brennon.. ..r. &.
! Curley.... ..r. t. Murphy. 1T t.
Tremouiet.. IF. e. MacAnerny.. -. ..r. e.
, Maher.. =. =. "a. b. DcvercuN.. =. "a. b.
! Fox. :. :. ..r. II. b. CULLEN. =. IT. II. ID.
| Bolan.. II. II. b. Reardon.. IL II. b.
! Kirby. II. b. Walsh. ....f. ID.
| In the second half wcferS entered and
| played full back, Walsh going TO right and
MacAnerny retiring. Donohuc, who was TO
have played lef, end for 90, was prevented
by a telegram received from his father
! shortly before the game, furbidding him.
| The next game Will he played Saturday.
The newly organized Shamrucks are prac-
| ticing, and they are surely lively lot.
| That they will make Il formidable outfit
! for any of the local combinations to stack
up against is beyond question. Tile team
lines up regularly ut Capitol Park against
stiff s'rnb eleven, composed chiefly of
| members of the Sbamrock baseball team
and they give rat'ling exhibition.
Saur, center, is eighteen years old, five
feet nine inches high, and weighs lG5
poundS, Ninncy Cossweu, rightguard.
twenty-o one, five feet ten, 1s9: Fred Cnsscn,
leftguard, twenty. five feet ten. l1g: Haskell
Singleton. lcft-tacklc, twenty-five. five feet
eleven, 1I2; David Dougherty. righ,end,
eighteen, five feet seven, l25; McPike.
leftcnd. eighteen. five feet eight 1870;
Carr, quarter back, seventeen. five feet
six, 100: John Dougherty, right halfback,
twenty, five feet four, l 80; Cleary. left half
half back, nineteen, five feet eight, 132.
Norcum rullback, five feet ten. los
David Dougherty, the captain and right
end, is Il level headed, busineSs-iike Young
man, who is chuck fun Of football. He
is good disciplinarian, has plenty of
courage, and has his team well In hand
and is Improving them every day.
Arrangements were completed Yesterday
Tor the first game which will be played with
the Rockville Academy eleven which will
be played on November at Capitol Park
The team also has received challenges from
the POtomacs and the Eastern, Central.
Western and business High School teams,
and all OF them will probably be accepted
The second eleven of the Business Col
ness College and the second eleven of Con
zaga College were billed to NEE, on ,bc
gridiron yesterday afternoon, but for some
unknown reason they did not connect and
ior the time being the game was declared
off.
Mhr'm McPiEe, who is 10 play left end
team. Is a new conner TO Washington II,
WAS formerly q student at ST pcrnard Col
lego, Altoona, Pa, and was q member
ol Inc college team. He is younc about Is
ls I'VE rect eight inches and weighs I3O
pounds, but he is said to be a very speedy
anu game player, and the Shamrocks look
upon HIM as quite valuable find.
Capt. Nicholson. Of the Rockville football |
m, is
Tor his men with Washington clubs and |
th"se wb" have not more engagements Is than |
'hcy want may find employment for their |
spare time by writing To him. The Rnck-
villes are rated quite n strong acrrcr,.
tlon ny those who have seen them at work.
The Canterbury football team is now in
good shape and working order, and will
shortly be in the heart of the roo1b,u
ray. Ihe team as organized this season
= I'D the main as it was last year, and then
9 was strong one. The lineup will he as
follows: PIP
Joseph Costinet, center: Fred Scbaefrer
1ght guard; Clarence Longly, left guard:
'osePs o"rrigan, right tackle; Hardy VIII
on, left tackle: William Complain rioht
nd; William Harper, left end; Edward
.lemfning, quarter back Edward Peterson.
1ght half back; John Dougherty. left baJr
'ack, and William Boyd, full back. Uor-
'er Will act as captain.
in the team last year David Douphertv
ow captain and right end of the newly or.
d d ani-eu shamrocks, played right end.
lght end, and Harper, who last wear
'ayed quarter back, goes to left end
M Flemming, new man, takes Harper's
iace at quarterback. Flemnng is twenty
ears old and weighs 135 pounds This
ms first year on the gridiron, but he is
OF pepper Tor the experience he has had.
no promises good for the future Reese. }
mo Piayeo right guard last year. has been I
nserved as substitute, and Schacrfcr I
ikes his place on the regular team. {
Inc Canterburys have been enjoying the s
oveity OF late OF doing their practice
-ork by electric light on the White Lot. J
hring the nights of week days, while on
unday they put in few hours of practice
SILVER springs. They are untiring in their |
'rortst get their work do wn fine. |
The team has engagements with tho |
olumbia Athletic Club eleven. the Enisco.
Al Hlgii School eleven of Alexandria: the
rieht Athletic Club. the PotOnlacs. n nd the
endail Greens. and they are looking for
ore. All OF the games now made a RI. to be | |
aged early in November.
The Central High School team is booked
play against the Laurel football eleven
Laurel on Saturday. The lineup of |
e Laureis will be: Left end, c. McCuI- /
ugh; left tackle, Stephens; left guard. q
avis; center, Sakers; right guard, Burton:
ght tackle, Billiard; right end, Jack Mid
eton; quarter back, Capt. II. McCul-
ugh; right half back. Clark: left half
lck, Little: full back, Burke; substitutes,
cAbee and Jackson. The Laurel team
ent in training last Saturday, and has
cn working faithfully ever since.
NJ
Pennsylvania's football team has played D
ght games this season without being
ored against, her record now being aga
'ints against opponents nothing.
The football men of the Crescent A. c., y
no realize that the eleven is weak back. q
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