Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-17
UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS.
what Is BEING Done by Students OF
Local InstftutiOna

A foot ball team Is being organized at
the Catholic University. and 1t is expected
that strong eleven will be on the grid
iron to conte st with local teams in a few
weeks. The registrar Of the university is
at the head OF the movement, and saws
that there Is material enough among the
students for good team. and one which
Will be- a surprise to some of the locals
The Howard University foot ball team Is
doing hard practice work daily, and will
meet an eleven from Princeton at an earIy
oate. game Is also pending with the
Pennington Seminary eleven Of Penning-
ton, NJ. President De Reef Of the athletic
association would like to make dates for
contests with local teams. The lineup fol-
lows: w. H. Jackson. center; B. s. Jack
son, right guard; CLANCY. left guard; Flow
ers, left tackle: Brookins, right tackle;
Srocker, left erd: r. l.. Jones, right end:
Holmes, quarter back; Rapier. right half
back: Coffee left half back; Finley, full
back. The officers of the athletic associa-
ticn arc G. H. De Reef. president; W. r.
Nelson. vice president: B. s. jackson, sec
rotary; J. T. Gillian. treasurer.
Driscoll received an ovation on his re-
turn to Georgetown College from the inter-
collegiate tennis tournament, where he won
second rank. In the District championship
TERMS tournament on the Bachelors courts
the college was represented by Driscoll in
the singles. and in the doubles by ]. Tobin
and P. McMann. C. Tobin and Devereux.
Drisco1 and Goodfeliow. There will be no
college tournament this fall. but a big
handicap event will take place in the
spring. Preparations are also being made
for the southern championship tournament,
which meets here next year. Following is
the schedule of the interclass foot ball Sc
res: October %. class of 80 vs. class of
l:O; October Is. class Of '9S VS.. class of
~: November l, winners play; November
=: losers play The series is for the best
TWO out OF three. The 81 lineup is: Lon
ahan. center, Welsh and Higgins guards;
cassidy and Phillips. tackles; Bowlin and
Watkins. half backs; Maher, quarter back:
NIT! Klrny and Fox: ends: Fox. full back. The
and Bates. guards: OLeary and Callahan.
tao klers: Green and McAnarney. ends:
Dixon and Walsh. half backs: NJ Mahon,
1uii lack; DevereCx. quarter back. Lineup
OF " Is: NaSe. center; Cullin and Tobin
q ards: O'SheA and OConnor, tacklers: r.
Walsh and Jorin. ends: Cullen and Horning
ton. half backs: Applegate. full back:
D 10y quarter back And 1850 has Horri-
Smith and Metcalf, tacklers; Fleming and
Mclntire. ends; Mullgan and w. Colean.
half backs; Loughlin, quarter back; MUIR
rim, full back.
Georgetown Field and Track Sports.
The training table for the men preparing
for the games on November commenced
yesterday. The men who qualified are
Fox. Walsh. Wefers. Devereux, Shea, Nc
AEerney. Lyors Smith and Prince
McAnerney is now doing the 220-yard
hurdle in twenty-five seconds
Princeton and Fordham will have teams
here on the 7th of November, and Penn
sylvania will have her crack relay team on
the field. Fitzpatrick. Oregon and Holt of
Princeton. Orion, Jarvis and Harrison Of
pennsylvania and Quinlan of Fordham will
be here.
McGirr and DAILY will do the long dis
taEces for Georgetown. Collins will do the
half mile. and is expected to make it in
81 or better
Columbian University.
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