Evening star., 1897-03-27

the Mandolin Club. He was captain and
left half-back on his class foot ball team
this season. He is an a!l-round ath-
lete. and three years ago broke the
Massach husetts state record for sixty yards
and held it for a year, but was forced to
leave the track for a time because of an
injury received in a foot ball mixup. He Is
q runner the regular blue and gray
lay team. and has run in all the races of
the team this season. He managed the
track and field sports of Boston College
one season, and displayed great executive
ability. The members of the nine have the
utmost confidence in him. and Will give
him their ablest support in making the
season successful. Collins will have an
able assistant in the person of Joe McCol-
gan of New York. He Is one of the most
enthusiastic men in the university. and is
deservedly popular among the students.
McColSan was manager of the Da Lasalle
Athletic Association, and was quite
cessful. He is also quite athlete. being
captain and right half-back of his class
team the past season.
Daniel j. Mccarthy, who will captain the
team this season. is from Holyoke Mass
He is twenty-five years old weighs about
one hundred and siXty-five pounds, and is
five feet ten incnes in height. The George
town boys are particularly fortunate in
having selected Mccarthy, ne is all
round ball player of ability. and knows the
game thoroughly. He possesses a cool
head. and can play his position and watch
and guide the other players at the same
liiIe, ScUi'tHlNS lew pan players can DO.
The Holy Cross team of Worcester, Mass.
elected Mccarthy captain when ne was at
that school. and were very successful while
he was in charge. He has played in center
field On the Varsity team for the past two
years. and will cover that position again
this year. He is probably one Of the safest
and steadiest fielders in amateur base ball
in this city, is sure and safe hitter. gen
orally hits hard, uses good Judgment in
running bases himself. and knows how to
coach bis base runners. Mccarthy and
Manager Collins are in entire accord with
regard 10 all matters concerning the team
and VIII do all In their power to make the
team win
William Maloney. who will do the prin-
cipal backstop work. is from Lewiston
Me. weighs ls1 pounds, is five feet nine
inches in height and only nineteen years
old He was a raw recruit last season
when he tackled Big Mixes awful in
shoots, bat the record of the club shows
how he held on to them. This season his
work bids fair to be much better even than
last year, and his throwing to bases has
improved very much, and few steals will
be made on him this year. He has shown
| himself to be a strong, hard bitter and a
| steady base runner.
| NJ. J. Walsh of Lehishton, Pa, one of the
| pitchers, is twenty-five years Of age, weighs
! 1S5 pounds and is five feet and nine inches
/ IL height. He pitches with terrific speed
| and like most pitchers who put on grease
| depends mainly on a high inshoot, which,
| as he puts them in. Is very ugly ball for
{ batSmdn. Ih1S is MS nrSt season III col
/ lege base ball. He holds the college rec
I ord on the broad jump. His batting has
been good in the practice games and his
| base running is above the average, while
| he fields his position we'll.
/ Ed Bach of Milwaukee, Wis. weighs 49,
! pounds, is six feet inch in height and
| nineteen years of age. He has pitched
! for the Marquette College team of Mar
| qCette, Mich, where he established quite
| a reputation for his repertoire of curves
| and shoots He is student in the medi-
| cal department and is considered great
| addition to the team.