The Washington times., 1905-06-11
CAP TA|ES ELECTED
FOR GALLAUDET
Cooper Chosen to Lead the
Baseball Team.
ROBERTSON TRACK CHIEF
Next Seasons Football Schedule An
nounced-outlook in All Branches
of Sport.

William Cooper Of Pennsylvania, for &
TWO years member of the Gallaudet
College baseball nine, has been elected
captain OF the baseball team for thaa
season of 1906
| ], Malcolm Robertson has been cho-si
sen to lead the track squad next season.
Good Athletes,
| The election of these men Is gratifyin1G
to the supporters of the Bun and Blue.
| Cooper has for two years been a starr
on the team, whether at second base orEj
IN the outfeld, and is one OF the sures&j
hitters On the team He knows the fined
/ points Of the game and has the Temperate
ment and executive ability TO make theE5
most Of his material
| The Kendall Green aggregation haa5
won four games and lost six. In games
with other colleges, and its showing thetz
latter part Of the season has exceIIedS
that OF the Gailaudet team Of recenAJ
years. This was largely due to thas
| efforts of Manager Meunier, on whou
! fell the burden of the coaching. In thda
absence OF a good scrub team, he ar.S
ranged large number OF practice gameSs
with local teams, which provide a. great5
AID N the development of the team In
dicatfons point to a stronger team for9
q
known. Meunier and CAPTAIN Hunter-s
who graduate this spring, are the only
members OF the team who will be missed
lng. Hunters place In the outfield cam
easily be flied. Munier has been a
i tower or strength to the team this year.
Nnen not In the box, he was always In
the Held, and played every position With
credit to himself, even going behind thst
Dat in the last game, when catcher See
ley was injured in the first inning Trj
MI his place on the pitching star. a.
new twirier is expected, and if Mats
zuers ankle. which was broken In the
opening game of the season, is strong
enough he should fill Meunier's place
as utility man
Robertson a Star.
Robertson, OF the track SQUAD has
oeen star on the track since his first
season and no one IN the squad is so
wei htted to handle the runners. Can
tam Stevens and the versatile Erd will
De lost through graduation. and the
ehaudet relay team, which accepted
eiassiIcatlon with such fast company
at the Pennsylvania Relay Carnival
SIMPLY because it had won two banners
In succession. viii in all likelihood have
TO drop into slower company for a sea.
son.
Football Prospects.
Of the football prospects of the Bun
ana Blue. though the season is closer ar
hand. less can be said than of her
ehances on track and diamond A good
schedule has been arranged. and the col
lege will do its best to redeem her wan.
ing prestige on the gridiron
There is sure to be strong reserva
K
GaHaudet has many fast and expert
enced men who are kept from the yarsi-
" solely because Of their lack of weight
manager Clark is anxious to arrange
q Senedule Tor the reserves with local
teams. preferably With the high schools.
After June 2i- challenges should be ad-
dressed to Charles l. Clark, 719 Madf-
son avenue, Scranton. Pa.
Tennis Champions.
In the annual 1nter-class tennis tourn-
ament at Kendall Green the final match
was between Rouse and Mikesell. repre-
senting the juniors. and McCandlels
and Mather of the freshman class. TIE
freshmen took the championship
In the singles McCandlers, last years
champion, won after a close contest
with Mather-
Football Schedule.
September s3o-Georgetown University.
at Georgetown
October George Washington Univer-
sity, at Washington.
October 1EMaryland Agricultural. at
College Park
October 21-vlrginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute. at Blacksburg, Va.
October 2-Western Maryland College,
at Kendall Green
November ELehigh University, at
South Bethlehem. Pa
November lint. Washington Club, at
Mt. Washington, Md
November 1S-St Johns College, at
Kendall Green
November 25--Open-
November so-Mt- st. Joseph's College,
at Baltimore, Md