The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-10-03
Hursts, Carriages. &c.
as to who will be the ultimate incumbents Of
Interpretations.

The candidates for the Fordham College
1885, fSSt5joefR has Ss% abSat tS ShPS' @ Candidates :; Glr IN ehR4Hs.
who have been working very faithfully since
tt hofHbs stiar6t es In bas to t 5se1sot For g soP Fer yeaTg back SnS
anything in order that they may have a rep.
assmsns was sea sem on hat 6 sssfRlFSRi in mae Srr %nR.
ing the schedule. as they were not certain as
taken up by the students. The largest squad
Of the season appeared on the campus on Frit
daSi9Esits Tn' following are the most probable ''n'
.I E%pds onrn,nss. 1902; S %sl'h' I sSF}.. olsMnsgy; 55SO3,y
1Sets s1' 1901 I'G saa SSsaz, l ReHiyi i'1 1900; Dow po8n snS
1892 1899! P Seatrs- 1s2r; Fi'f fSST. ls sod e clsrl auG TPSo92
Quarter bqck-McLauGhlin, 1soij Maloney.. iso3i
aaSnd. sfhss ea Mullins Inns: is %t'L Lelsnsss.. 1889 $685. Da aaGai
gsati 1sSoi Seso;rm asoa 1000 sRs al. =; R RsssIt1 1893 300. FuN
: PnIssC .EU n; J.; SSItio 2 soTas, football seq
unusually bright: There are about forty oan3
f d5fosss SP the sffld ar Hna of Rss G aI4ssssay a p sSP q
out a varsity eleven that could keep many d
the SR miner 7;n. G coll e tea teams bsg Ege.s aI 3 o;r.r,r.tor,
fES ssss! a sss centre sy SsisSs 93gS SS sSS I s1 tBe G ssPs :
s TalSHSf are q aisq hesVy%eish S1G vita HSn esc6piSildd3
star game SUsli az left taef'le sV Was n Injured HSsP l Rints WSSeS
and It is not likely that he will be permitted n
P PlSbs sssihlHb th tSS s's sscE RsSd s sRd a' Shd DsHiS IN q
s SSis sHS Win al Al fi let Haif S SaHf'i and S'f has sSoaSssss
and Dunbar to pick iirom for the other ,hiaik
Dunbar last year played on the gniyerfity q
markably advanced In %punting and line break
ing. and will be a prize for some college team
PPrinSceton's. Well known baseball catchsE
Townsend Is another promising full back. Ai
cHafmpIonship 87team. who coached AmherStS
eleven last year: is coaching the eandidetes,
i he ! is Tsrg :, well Tsm PLEASED ss nv wit ses the n "a ss ialIo ThS
Oct, g. Princeton freshmen. at Lawrenceville; Oct.
e, Peddie Institute at LawreaGsyills; Oct. Il,
yerHisy. of Penn.ylveniH freshmen, At LswrepssviiISt
Pauia School. q LaSrencsyille; Move. Hin School
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The organization ofs
varsity football team at Georgetown Univer9
sity IL fast assuming shape and prospects point
been a fortnight since the returning students
were hrst informed that the resumption Of IN.
being put dnder the ban for the past three sea-
sons because q the death Of GesooEeetoTnS
%fdraeture q the SPINE reserved in q } fierce game
with the Washington Columbia Athletic Club
qn, the preceding ThanksgivlnG BAy, .n.u
tiyity the Blue and Gray has turned out fof
daily practice almost. twoscore calldidhtee
with varsity; aspirations; The candidsies
ing and the positions 10 which they have been
mostly assigned In their daily practice are:
JameA A. o'shea, 'en, Moran Barry. 1901. Albert =
Murphy. 1901 and Pierce Oracle; i"9l ends; In
1902, Michael Walsh, 1901. and J Joseph English.
1900. tackles; J Thomas Lynch. 100 John piI n:
SfSGsi iRo fSo e.; s1d 40 &aoF EHs eeatrt EH55G caspn = Ld 5SH.
,RS; and : Df GsiI.n = 81 Slea David a'S g. o9S5pa"asiS Sfi N fsds.
tasey' /. J. Kennedy. 1907, and Francis <. o'Brie9i
1900, half backs: Charles l.. horsey, 1901, ana fAt
rick j. Fleming. 1901. full backs.
The Athletic Association OF the university
has arranged with William Donovan, an e1.
Brown University player. 70 coach the team
t m%oSGsy. Th Seo ss sssesdGIt P iofiIoWs! "'' "''A -
oct, Is. s%wArthmore AT Gcorgetown; oct, ~
Columbia Institute for the Deaf and lGnR ~
Go1rEetown; oet; ~; virginia al GhS Nn ! q + HANKS.
giving Day, Columbian University NJ Warrington.
1t is likely that a game will be secured ioT
Oct. 8. when IL is hoped TO open the season.
ranged with the Naval Cadets. Johns ~llopkinss'
HaVsrfoTd. Washington and Lee, Mount ~
Mary's aud the Maryland Agricultural Co4eEo'
Chess.
The match played between Marshall, the cham
pion of the Brooklyn ChesS Club and Jasn"SrodsEy
At Montreal ended in . draw. each player having
won az games.
The election Of officers for the ensuing season Was
the main business Of tho Brooklyn Chess Club on
Saturday. The result Of tho election wns as tol!oWsl
Josiah 4. MaToan. President Richard H. NhIl,Smt
and j. Herbert Watson, Vice. Presidents x, r He5'
sitter. Treasurer: Stanley Chadwick. secretary > y.
Craig. Dr. 4. Rnsssl IS66eEI u h Ra atMaI piT.;etori
The reports OF the Treasurer and Secretary shoNS~
that the club WAS in . prosperous condition.