Evening star., 1898-12-24
MONDAYS big GAME
A1-WashiDgtopsto to Meet Georgetown
in foot1 Ball.
lEAMoF SELECTED COLLEGE PLAYERS
Work Of the -BowIers During the
Season.
CURRENT SPORTING NOTES

Arrangements for the foot hall contast
Monday afternoon at o'clock on George
town Field are nearly complete. The field
has been put in perfect condition and the
management has made arrangements to ac-
commodate what is expected to be the lare-
est gathering of the season.
FOR the first time in many years a rem
resentative team Of Washington collegian
loot ball players from the various big uni
versitfes has been organized and will give
battle to Captain Casey's men from Georee.
town.
This team will be styled "All-Washinr
ton,' and is composed entirely of college
men who have made national regulations
on dozens of hotly contested fields.
The members of this team have nearly all
arrived in this city and have been nrac
uclng together for the past week. Those
who have not reported have been mailed the
signals and secret information.
The College Boys.
Manager Johnson of the All-Washington
aggregation has not only available material
in quality, but also in quantity, and he will
have no little difficulty in finally determin-
ing upon his lineup. Among his chasers
of the pigskin will surely be found Dudley
Of Yale. who will play his old position at
right half back. Dudley is without a peer
as a line-buckng back. and is the man up
on whom Old Eli placed so much reliance
this year. At left half back will be found
the good-natured face of Watson the fleet
footed captain of the 1894 Virginia Mil
ltary Institute team, and more recently of
the c. A. c.. Watson is good back, whose
forte is end skrting. Quarter back will
be looked after by Parsons of the Column
ban University, better known to his inti-
mates as Turkey. He is regarded as one
OF the best quarters. Farquhar, this
years Swarthmore captain and full back,
will look after this most difficult position.
His punting and drop kicking, according
to George Brooks, the famous University
of Pennsylvania full back, are of the very
highest order, while his line kicking com
pares favorably with the best. His drop
kick from the field won the game for
Swarthmore against the Georgetown eleven
this year.
At left tackle will be found Joe De Silver,
who has played that position and made
name for himself on the team of the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania for the past two
years. De Silver got his early foot ball ed
ucation while playing with the Washington
High School eleven. Hooker and Billy Nc
Gowan will probably alternate at right
tackle. Both are heavy. aggressive play
ers, whose work is well known to all. Hook
er has been selected to captain the team
while on the field and will, no doubt, give
a good account of himself. ICY Cum
mings," the giant guard and captain of the
Columbian University will be found at his
old position, at right guard. Smith of Will
liams and McContille, e. NJ. A.. will look
after the position of left guard. Smith is
the man that BoHe Of Harvard said gave
him more trouble than any man he ever
faced. Boone good man from the Uni
versity of Chicago. viii play center. He is
a new man in this vicinity, but he is fast
on his feet and has plenty Of weight. Cur
tiss of Swarthmote, Gass of Lehigh and
Dan Walsh of this city will take care of
the ends. They are all gfast.men and hard,
Manager Johnson has also such we'll
known players as II. Walsh. Neligan, Nc
Quade, Roberts and Maupin to fill any
vacancies that may occur.
The, Georgetown Team.
The Georgetown team may be said to be
stronger than that which met and DEBATED
Columbian on Thanksgiving day. as Coach
Donovan and Frank Smith have expressed
their intention of lending their services
Monday. The team has been in training
for the past week, under the direction of
Coach Donovan and Full Back Kenna,
while Trainer Foley has had his watchful
eye upon their physical welfare Hard
practice has been INDUCED in. Frank Smith.
who will fill the position of left guard Is
now student in the law school, and has
the distinction of having scored a touch
down on Yale while playing with Brown
University, after run of sixty yards
through the entire Yale team. Coach Don
ovan, who will play quarter back, played
that position and captained the same team
which was, by the way, the best ever
turned out by Brown. The balance OF the
Georgetown team will not be materially
changed from the lineup on Thanksgiving
day. Such well-known favorites as kenna,
Green, Barry, Bud Smith, Oracle, Long
Cullen and Gobit will all be found In their
proper places and can be depended upon
to give a proper account Of themselves.
The officers Of the game nave peen
selected. Mr.. Eddie Seton Will referee ana
Mr. John Hadley Doyle will umpire, While
Messrs. Don Fuggitt of Lehigh and wilson
Young of Georgetown will act as lnesmen.
The lineup. Of the two teams Will be as
follows:
Georgetown-Greene, right end; Byrnes
and Laughlin, right tackle; F. Smith. right
guard; Long, center; Brooks and Combs,
left guard; Tumegan, left tackle; Barry
and Oracle, left end; Cullen and B. Smith,
right half back; Ramsey, Owens and Lobitt,
left half back; Donovan, quarter back;
Kenna, full back
All Washington - Curtiss (Swathmore),
MCGOWAN (Col. Univ, Hooker (Col. Univ,
right tackle; Cummings Col. Univ). right
guard; Boone UNIV. of Chico, center; Smith
Williams) and McConville &c: NJ Al, left
guard; De Silver Univ. Of Pa3. left tackle:
D. Walsh &C. A CD, McQuade CH. P. To
and IL Lunsford O.. left end; Dudley 0ale!:
H. Walsh and Roberts Gu. of NJ right half
back: Watson V. NJ. ~, Maupin on A.
c., left half back; Parsons (Col. Univ),
quarter back: Farquhar (Swathmore), Nell
ligan ON. A. c., full back