The Washington times., 1905-11-13
FOOTBALL.

EOO OIbALN.
With three sn,saeS yet to be played, |
Michigan has piled up 40S points to her
opponents zero.
The Eastern-Tech game will in all
probability be played over again at Ma
tioaal Park next Friday.
Although completely routed, George
Washington supporters found consider
able satisfaction in seeing their team
exhibit a surprisingly strong onense on
Saturday, which gained forty yards
without once losing the ball to Vir-
ginia There is plen:y of room for I'M |
provcment in the Hatchcutes defense.
The George NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
game brought 10 ligh1 another good Of
flc.al IA Weeks. the former Michigan
captain, who VIII probably be asked 70
rt teree the Big gaines IN TINS CITY IN the
future. lie is At present living In this
city.
There was great rejoicing at Maryland
Aerici)tural College after the victory
over St. Johns, on Saturday. 1t was
the first time In several seasons that
Annapolis, and much of the credit goes
TO Coach Nelson, the FORMER NeDTnSka
halfback. who developed Il surprisingly
strong eleven
At National ParK tomorrow Business
High plays Eastern. and at Georgetown
Field the Georgetown Preps meet vest
ern High.
Central nigh plays 5ne Philadelphia
: Central High ScnOOl team at Quaker
town next saturday The Philadel-
phians have not been defeated this sea-
son.
/ The Western High team has been Of
t fered a date at New York on Ihanks-
/ giving Day, but il has not yet beeh oe-
/ cided whether the offer will be accepted.
The Phillips Andover Academy foot
ball team last night elected FREDERICK
DAILY. 07. of Cambridge, captain ps e,,S2 OF
next years eleven Daily played ,.lll., lulI-
/ back with marked success this season
/ he is twenty years oic-
In Saturdays game Penn lost 1l5
| yards on account of penalties whlle
Harvard lost 10
BOXING.
Gus Gardiner. the Saginaw, Mich,
! welterweight who went blind IN ms last
bout with Mike Donovan, OF Buffalo, mas
fully recovered and has been matched
to meet the Bison City hghter again.
/ They will clash for fifteen rounds at LOO
rounds on November II at Buffalo under
the same terms that prevailed IN the
last match.
Jimmy Hanlon. the Washington Pa,
featherweight. and Jack MeClelland, OF
/ Pittsburg. have been hooked up for
4 Afteen rounds at rs pounds before a
i club at Connellsville, Pa, on November
To-
On November % Harry Lenny clashes
with sammy Smith. of Philadelphia, for
nfteen rounds at l96 pounds ringside, be
fore the Keystone Athletic cup OF Al
Ientown. Pa, and four nights later ne
l meets Kid Coey, of Brooklyn. Tor TWEEN
" rounds IN private.
It is probable that the next fight be-
fore the Pacific Athletic Club of Los
Angeles will show Tommy Burns, Of De
troit. and Jack CTwin) sullivan q ~ ~. y
| F5ngland. Burns has posted a torLet OF
} 500 TO bind another meeting Oe'"ee"
: himself and Sullivan
: Froollvn Tommy Sullivan, boxing IN
s+T,ictor of the Missouri Athletic Cue
Of ST Louis, has been matched 70 hhSe'
giIIv Evans, OF Chicago, FOR tWeiNe
> rounds at l24 pounds on InahksslNilne " :
Dav afternoon before a cIuo al SI
Louis. Mo.
: Tommy Murphy. the Harlem feather.
weight will make his appearances ia IL ~
ring tonight, when he VIII take on IN ~,
~ Dunn. of New Castle. Pa. Iol
: ryyeIye rounds at 126 pounds, weigh II
} at the ringside. before the Nonparei