The Washington times., 1905-11-06
II. :: BOWLING :: TROTTlNC :: SHOOTING
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports
FOOTBALL.


As the time for the George Washing
tom Georgetown game for the loca4
championship draws near the Buff and
Blue followers are gaining confidence !
and feel that their team has its best
chance in its history TO defeat its rival
The George Washington squad is gradu-
ally gaining strength as the season ad-
vances. 1t is uD To Dr. Reilly aild
his trusty hcnchmen to get busy
TomorroV VIII marx The final appeal
ance of Western in the High School
championship series. but the Red and
White viii play several other games
with outside teams.
That 50 to o score in the Yale-Colum-
bia game on Saturday offers food fOT
thought for the Western teams. 1t
has been claimed that the Eastern
clevens were slow. but II is doubtful If
Yost's point-a-nfnute team could have
swa.nped Columbia worse than did the
sons of Eli Put the Yale team Of this
fall against some of the freshwatcr col
leges that Michigan has been playing
and it's legal tender to stage money
that the Blue could easily reach ne
century mark.
1t saems that L. OF p. has nothing on
Columbia for hard luck First it was
Thorp and then Starbuck both disquali-
fed. while the best players are surfer
ing from some ailment or other.-Bos-
How about Georgetown?
The Indian end. Wahoo. is said to be
about the best playing football this
season. He played remarkable game
against Penn and Harvard.
Probably the heaviest scholastic foo.-
ball player IS on the West Jersey Acad-
emy team He is Floyd Williams. of
regular boarding student last week. 11@
weighs Isl pounds, and IS feet inches
in height He has PLAYED football Tor
several years in Newark. and has been
placed at right guard on The academy
team.
That All-High School team picked in
yesterdays Times would make any
scholastic aggregation in the country
hustle for the long end Of the score
Yale's final lineup is practically de-
cided upon Harvard's is as uncertain
as ever.
Man -Who-Forgets is a Carlisle sub,
but his name suggests fitness for place
on PENIS athletic committee.-Boston
Herald.
Pa Duden. who wrote to the ColGIr.hia
president, viii have to spank his Roy
himself Young Duden IS well up IN his
studies and so long as he is the f.-cuity
cannot chase him away from football.
BOXING.
Art Sims of Akron Ohio. and Billy
Ryan. Of Syracuse, are to clash for ten
rounds at 12S pounds before the Char
| IoroF ArhTarfc (Tfub pf Cbar1proi Pa
Albert belmont. the New England
featherweight. and Harry Booker. of
| Philadelphia. will met on Monday night.
/ November I3. before the Washington
Sporting Club, OF Philadelphia.
| Fighting Dick Hyland. the bantam
weight Of San Francisco, will meet
J Young O'Leary, of Milwaukee. for ten
rounds at catch weight in the star pre-
Iiminary to the Jimmy Gardner VS.. Mike
| (Twin) Sullivan fight on ThanksgiY
night in San Francisco. Hyland has
| only one defeat and that by frankie
/ Neil. the bantamweight champion
Jack O'Keefe. the Chicago lightweight,
! and Jack DOugherty, Of milwaukee, VIII
1 cross arms tonight for ten rounds at
Wis VI @-'
J 1OunB GOTDtLL nus uGClucu l4OA ~ AA6 4AA
! any more this year. His manager, Harry
! Tutil wires: Philadelphia. Nov. s.
| Four tough fights in two weeks have
/ put the kids hands all TO the bad. and
| ne must cancel all engagements for the
rest of this year, just as things were
breaking good (Signed) Harry Tut
| Hill.
| Jack Cardiff. the Reading. Pa. light
( weight. and Tim Callahan. the ex-
lfeatherweight champion Of Pennsylvania
meet for ten rounds at $50 pounds to-
night before the Reading Athletic Club
OF Reading. Pa
Jack williams and Billy Burke, two
/ Philadelphia boxers, meet for fifteen
rounds al catch weights tomorrow night
before the Keystone Physical Club, OF
/ Reading. Pa
Harry Lenny and Kid Coney. OF
| Brooklyn, viii meet for twenty rounds
at 135 pounds before a private club III
the State on November u. The boy;
1 will box for purse OF 500 and a side
bet Of a Ike amount
Joe Jeanette. the colored middle
weight of New York. will be matched L
| meet Mike SchreCk. of Cincln1ati o
John Willie. of Chicago. for six rounds
before one of the Philadelphia clubs
shortly.
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