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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

mined and dangerous enemy of local self
government, that has lived in this country
since Alexander Hamilton aud John Mar
shall Yet there are men calling them
selves democrats who seem to see nothing
amiss with his policy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

No authority has We, decided why girl
closes her ewes when she murmurs ives.
-Gonzales Inquirer.
II is because in tina, exra,ic moment
sight, hearing and the other senses surren-
der their functions to feeling, whose i've
fold capacity is concentrated in the lips.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

John Temple Graves, the cratic Geot-
gia editor who insisted that IL was Bryan ;
duty TO present the name of Theodore
Roosevelt to the mex, democratic national
convention, is coming TO visi, Texas. John
n. KIRBY and Farmer Bill Shaw ough, to
meet him at the state line with brass
hand
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

After a thorough trial OF moral suasion
the New York schools are going back TO
Soomons plan OF encouraging orderly
conduct on the par, Of school boys. lisa
pity boys won't be good and qui, furnish
ing horrible examples OF the truth OF the
doctrine Of original sin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

In his Keokuk speech Preslden, Roose-
vel, sprang another startling proposition
when he declared tina, ''the Federal gov
ernmen, should cooperate with the state
governments to secure the needed change
and improvement in our schools. II the
Roosevelt policies are adopted hy the coun-
,ry there will be no need Of state govern
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

A Bell county farmer has sold nine tons
OF honey OF this year crop As result Of
advertising. Commenting on this fact
Farm and Ranch saws: The advertising
farmer has come TO stay. The discfimina-
ting public wants the wares OF the wide
awake farmer. They do no, care to buy
of the sloven, and they don't.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04
Meter Car Casualty.

Longyiyw. Tex, oct 3-As lr
Long OF Tally was riding ON motor
car going 10 Flanagan 90 see patient
the car jumped from the track an,
broke tho Doctors lee and bruised hlH
considerably. The other occuuai
were not seriously hurt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

The Tyler Courier SAYS the mass Of th,
people are Indifferent ON the subject OF
good roads, notwithstanding the efforts of
the newspaper, TO arouse them. But Ie,
not be discouraged perhaps the next gen.
Grafton will reap the harvest OF the seeds
we are planting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04
Death Follows Lean.

Houston. oct. 3-Nrs. Fannie "
Gresham. who loapod from the seco"'
story Of the hous, no 9na Dallas sr
enue while 10 was In flames that sl.
might catch her daughter who sa
expected 90 follow her died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

One OF our exchange objects to the
name peanut factory, on the ground
iha, the plant to which the name Is given
does not manufacture peanuts. Does q
cotton factory make cotton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

Some physicians doub, tina, dengue Is
propaga,ed by mosquitoes because /, speads
50 rapidly. hut there are mosquitoes SO
active that the champion base ball batter
couldn't hit one with a tennis racket.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

There is a string tied to the commission
Of every officer in Los Angeles, and i he
fails to make good he loses his Job without
the ceremony of impeachment. II is
named "ihe recall.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

WRITE TODAY for free sample piece
and particulars 81 DominocardS. Cards
and dominoes combined. Creates, house
lold game ever invented. Instructive for
Young. Fascinating for old. ENcellen,
holiday present. Soc postpaid. DOMl-
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

We'll use for flies has been found a,
last. In England they have become sta
ple chicken feed and sell at 80 cents a
pound. Verify, nothing was made IN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

The hanging Yesterday Of four murder
srs on one galovs At Lancaster. Pa, has
attracted wide ,pread attention. Such
wholesale executions were common enough
a few generations back.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

II. as the presiden, argues, the oons'l'u.
ton is 80 elastic tina, It can be stretched
around anything the executive may take
fancy to do. where is the good Of having a
,onxtitution}
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

a large number OF New York hnaneiers
have been indicted by the grand Jury for
forgery and perjury in connection with lie
insurance frauds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

The government cotton report shows the
imprin, OF bears paws. Bu, wait I'LL the
returns from the gins are all in. Only the
official count can settle u.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

II the president should suceeedin nation
alizine the schools our children would be
taught that their fathers who fought for
state rights were criminals.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04
BY CARNEs & WALLACE
BRYAN, TEXAS, OCT :. 1907

Alabama is TO have an extra session OF
the legislature. Now listen for chorus
o., Poor Old Alabama
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

A New York couple claims TO have
lived together six,y-ihree wears without
single quarrel. What dull, cololless eS-
..,enrei
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04
Hersefli,s lnlure stock.

Ckrksvirc Tex. oct 3.-ln th'
woods along Red river horsellies az.
injurinE stock.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

The Iowa board of health declares that
exposure Of the arms causes fuzz to gro"
on the skin. Short sleeves are doomed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04

Theodore Roosevelt, &, the mos, deter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-04
The Daily Eagle

E,,,,ed At the Pos,ofiiee in Bryan, IeSas'
as second class matter
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Oakland.
SECOND RAck-One and one-siEteenth miles.
one-slxteenth miles.
aile and twenty yards.

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The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Baseball Results.
ROWING At PRINCETON.
Arrival Of Titus Awakeas Enthusi-
asm Among the students.

Princeton, \. J.. March 4-Constance
:. Titus. the rowing champion. arrived
here yesterday afternoon IN a big auto
mebilc. with his racing shell strapped to
the ear
The boat was soon launched in the
waters Of Carnegie Lake. and Titus was
OF for a spin on the placid stretch.
big crowd Of students was on hand
20 watch the performance, and not to be
outdonc four of thcm dragged an old
fouT-oared shell from the canoe club
house. The shell was an antiquated af-
fair and leaked Ike a sieve
The crew aspiFants were not daunted.
however. and pushed boldly out into the
lake heading in the direction Of King
st0n and steering a course that would
have broken snakes back 90 have fol-
lowed H. II was not long before they
were seen wading ashore, soaked 20 the
skin.
Mr. Titus seemed very wen pleased
with the conditions Of the lake for train
ing purposes.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
YALE LOSING ATHLETES.
Illness of Two Track Men Adds to
DisappOintments in Other sports.

New Haven. March 24.-The announce
ment that Yale has just lost two of her
star track men. Gerard Butler and Lester
B. Stevens. has started considerable talk
On the Yale campus over the ho0doo that
mas appareI " been getting in its work
here for the last few days among the
Yale athletes. The track team within
week has lost three Of its eight veterans,
all of whom were regarded as sure point
winners in the intercollegiate The Yale
varsity crew has lost its captain, r. II.
N0yes. who was the star car Of the boat,
and the varsity baseball team is without
a captain, for Kinney is trying to make
up scholarship deficiencies and will not
know for a week whether his recent eX-
animation was satisfactory.
Butler and Stevens. of the track team,
are III of appendicitis. They are sopho
mores, and are the best sprinters in the
college. Both left Thursday for Chicago,
where they may have 10 undergo opera
TONS They are out of athletics for the
present college year. Butler lives III
Evanston. ILL.,. and Stevens in Milwaukee.
With their departure Yale's hopes of TAX
Ing the dual meet with Harvard have met
with a setback The third track man who
may not be with the team this season is
Howe. the high hurdler. who has fallen
under the faculty ban in scholarship.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
HOPES FOR FOOTBALL.
Columbia Undergraduates Expect 10
Have a Team Next Fail.


Have a Team Next Fail.
New York. March 2i-Footbau at
Columbia next year has passed from a
possibility to a probability, If the words
of one OF the members OF the commit
tee that Is trying to obtain its restora-
tion are 20 be accepted. This man said
yesterday that he had every reason 10
believe that when Dr. Butler took ac-
tion on the plea of the committee.
which is TO be presented to him imme-
diately after hts return from his honey
moon in California, il would be favor
able According to this man. the com
mittee ntly not succeed in getting in
terc0lleEiate football at once but Ii
viii show DR. Butler that football is
such Il good thing that he viii restore
the interciass game at least. This man
said that he had had several converse
items with Dr. Butler on the subject
before the president went away and
that his attitude was NOT nearly so
hostile as some people believed.
One TumOT thar was current on the
campus at Columbia yesterday was 10
the effect that Mrs. Butler had been
largely influential in changing Dr. But
IeFS attitude. Before her marriage 10
the president of Columbia. Miss La
Montague is said 10 have been an ar
dent advocate of football, and since she
became Mrs. Butler her attitude has
not changed.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
WANT JOHNSON NEXT. FALL
Virginia Anxious to Have Football
Player Out Again.
Member of Last YenF's Team sets
Forth Reaso. Why Former Cap
tain should Play Next Season.

spccial t9 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va. March 24.-College
Topics. the semi-weekly published by tn
general athletic association Of the Uni
yersity OF Virginia. contains an article
signed by H. NJ Woods, jr. member
OF last years football team, calling upon
johnson. the captain and star half back
of last years eleven to reconsider his
determination not to play football next
season. The writer says:
~Inasmuch as johnson is eligible to
play but one more year, and one season
is not long time, and the need OF pis
college IS great aad the prospects for %
great team in 1897 are unusually bright
If he should play. with nine varsity men
back. feel confdsnt that Hammond
VIII he unselnsh enough to sacrifice his
personal feelings for the welfare of his
college and be willing to go through the
monotonous drudgcry and toll OF another
season ia order 10 help Virginia, in large
measure. 10 place in the field her greatest
team.
Should Johnson he willing TO play, aHd
ail the team return as expected. except
Cooke and Randolph. these predictions
f3r 1907 are b. 20 means too optimistic.
we should not fear 10 go Up against any
team in the country early IN the season.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
CORNELL IS WORRIED.
Ethacans May Not Be Able TO Retain
the Track Championship.


the Track ChamDiOnshfp.
Ithaca, n Y, March 2i-Track work
during the Easter vacation will. for the
first time IN several years. not be a busy
season at Cornell on the einders. Coach
Jack Moakley tried TO prevail upon a
number Of the men To stay in Ithaca dur
ing the holidays, but Capt. Rogers is the
only man he has been able 10 persuade
10 do so. During the past couple OF weeks
the weather has been unfavorabIe to the
proper development Of the men. and a
two weeks lay-of will probably not inn
prove them for the strenuous work. OF the
coming spring.
So far the Cornell track team has three
dates arranged for the spring. They will
send a team 70 1.-THE Pennsylvania relay
carnival ON April q, though lust what
men will 90. or where they will be placed.
it is too early as yet to tell. Princeton
will be met in the annual dual track meet
in Ithaca Princeton has never won one
of these meets. and unless she improves
wonderfully in the next month she will
not be able to land this one. This meet
viii be held on May / The other date on
the Cornell schedule is the intercollegiate
meet in Cambridge. May 81, June I.
Because OF the entrance Of Michigan into
the Eastern intercollegiate, and the great
strength of the Pennsylvania team this
year. Cornell does not feel 50 optimistic
about winning this meet again for the
third year The Ithscans have won the
meet for the past two years, last year
making an easy win of IT,
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
PRINCETON IS COMING.
Tigers start on Their Annual south
ern Trip To-day.


ern TriP To-day.
Princeton. March 24.-The Tigers are of
at noon Monday for their Southern trip.
which viii comprise six games. AT Nor
folk two contests viii be played. one
each with william and Mary and Hamp-
den Sidney. Then TO Richmond for a
couple more with Randolph Macon and
Richmond.
Georgetown. one of the toughest nuts
the colleges have to crack in baseball
will be met twice in Washington. on
March 20 and April / The squad VIII
return to Princeton IN week.
Capt Cooney said tonight sixteen men
would be taken along. Four pitchers.
Hayniger. Drewcs. Clark, and Walker,
will be tried out. Drewes looks especially
promising, though this Is his debut into
varsity baseball. As irfelders. Mclean,
Z. Dillon, Fish, Vaughn, and Sides win
go, while Harlan, Newcomb, Throckmor-
ton. and Wister viii chase them in the
outheld. Besides the players, Coach Don
Doyle Manager Wells. and Assistant
Manager Gensler win accompany the
squad.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Mashington Athletics vs.. rrep..

The Washington Athletic Association
will play its second game of the season
tomorrow at Georgetown field against
the Prep team. Capt Sitterding will
probably use Darr on the rubber for the
blue and gray team, while Niernsee will
work for the Athletics. Capt Croghan,
of the W 4. A.. since his charges have
downed the George Washington Varsity.
is hopeful of repeating the performance
of last Thursday against the West End
ers
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Penn Gets Wrestling Tourney.

Philadelphia March 2-The annual in
tercollegiate wrestling match will be held
at Pennsylvania next year. This was the
decision of the association at its annual
meeting at Princeton. Ralph Waite, who
has been elected captain for the Penn
wrestling team next year. was elected as
manager of the association. The other
officers elected were: r. W Forsythe,
Princeton, president; H. ". Riley. Yale.
vice president: r. Eseheveri, Columbia,
secretary and treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

Earned Washington. / St. iseis, J. First
base b. errors-W Washington, 4 LAt on hasez-
Washington. 2; s.. Louis. l. Firs base on balls
on Falkeuberg .; on Beebe. 4. Stulck 9ut-iiy
Falkcnberg 2. b. Beebe. 4 TWO-hase hits-das-
shall. Andersen. Sacrifice hits -Bennett. Marshall,
heebe. Double play-Bcnnett TO Holly 10 Beekies
Hit By pitehgr-By Beebe. j. bg FaikenbeEg, J.
Passed Il-Blankenshin Umpire-Nr. Msckey.
Time Of game-l hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
lore Exereised in Rnin-

New York. March 2i-In spite of the
rain to-day, horses quartered at the
Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay tracks
were exercised on the bride paths of the
Coney Island boulevard. the stables
handled by Tom Welsh and Frank Weir
attracting particular attention.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
NIDDIEs' TRACK SCHEDULE.
Dual Meets Have Been Arranged
with Indians and s,yarthmore.

Annapolis. March 2i-The following
schedule for the Navy feid and track
team for the season Of 1897 has been ar
ranged by Manager l.. II. Austen April
=. iHterclass meet; May (, dual meet.
Naval Academy vs.. Johns Hopkins; Nay
II, dual meet, Naval Academy VS. Car
Isle Indians; May IS dual meet Naval
Academy rs. SwarthmoTe.
The Naval Academy has made steady
progress in this branch during tie PAST
two seasons. Both Carlisle and SWartif-
more stand higher in field and track alh-
letics than any former opponent OF the
midshipmen along that line.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Marquette I.eague Uniforms.

At yesterdays meeting Of the managers
OF the Marquette League the following
uniforms were decided upon. Trinity. blu
ish gray suit with dark blue trimmings;
St Peters. brewn-gray suit with dark
blue trimmings; St Josephs blush gray
suit with red and white trimmings St
Vincent. Blush gray suit with maroon
trimmings; ST. Dominic's dark blue
suits with white trimmings; st. Martin S.
brownish gray suits with dark green
trimmings.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
COLTS BEAT GALVESTON.
Tom Hughes Outnt Downs the sand
Crabs by seo=e of TO 3.

Special to The Washington Herald
Galveston. Tex. March 24-Cantillon'
colts defeated the Galveston team easily
to-day by 10 9. The colts lined up as
follows: Mil. third base; Heydbn. catcher.
Jones. shortstop; Kitson. center field;
Warner. second base; Hughes, pitcher and
right field: Smith. first base; Graham, left
field pitcher. and right field; Wilson,
right field and pitcher. The score:
RHE.
Washington ............oOaO OoooIO-5 1
Galveston ...,..........l 8 o 0 e-3 785
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
OXFORD TEAM WILLING.
winners of Intervarsity Meet Might
Accept American Challenge.

London. March 2A-Sporting Life. re-
fcrring to the runor that the Oxford
team, if victorious IN the interuniversity
games. would so TO America this summer
to compete with the winners Of the Har-
vard-Yale games, says 1t learns the
rumor is untrue.
No challenge has been received. Never
theless il 4 challenge is sent a meeting
possibly could be arranged, as the
Oxonians are quite willing 20 accept It.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
john PhiIIp sousa wins.

Pinehurst. n. c.. March 24.-The annual
gold medal club championship trap
shooting tournament yesterday drew
big field, n handicap event held in con
nection adding to its interest Lowell
Palmer. tr, of Brooklyn. and Bapdmaster
john Philip Souss, OF New York. carried
of the tTonhies
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
weekly devoted 20 Local sports.

There will shortly be another newspa-
per enterprise launched in this city. The
Washington Amateur Sportsman's Week
ly is to be the name OF the projected
sheet. which Will be published at 1890 H
street northwest, and the managing ed
itoF viii be John F. Luitfeh. wei known
in amateur sporting circles He is man
agor of the Aloysius Baseball Club. Of
the Capital City League. and is a mem
Der Of the executive board OF the last
named association.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
InnnIsIfnr In HVeI IILnh

New York March 24-Whre Roseben
and Horace Z. have both been tipped as
probable winners of the Carter Handi-
cap, the railbirds al the GTavesend track
said to-day that the Newcastle Stables
fouT-year-olG colt Inquisitor would come
very near carrying of the prize. IN
quisitor. always an early horse. is far
advanced in his training.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
- RACE-FiEe and one-half farlones.
SIXTH RAcE-one mile.
3 q ENTH RACE-On,
I'D one-eighth miles
Largest Morning Cfrr,,Int,o,

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn eirculation-a cir
eulauon In Washington larger by
thousands than was ever before at
talned by any morning newspaper
at the Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
Jockey sgartip Reip.tatea

New Orleans. March 2i.-Jack Martin.
who was suspended by the stewards of
the Crescent City Jockey Club some time
ago for foul ride on the erratie horse
Orly II, has been restored to good stand
ing. and will resume riding here to-mor
row.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
CoIIeee Defenta Pren.-

An all-college nine defeated the all
Props at baseball at Georgetown Satur-
day by Il TO 8. Coreoran and Fitzgerald
pitched for the cDllegians against Slmp-
son. Diamond. and o'Connor Tor the
Preps.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
YaIe Asl.s Noyes tn Remnin-

New Haven, Conn, March 24.-Yale's
graduate rowing officials have invited
capt Robert Hale Noyes TO retain his
once Tor the present. ana he has con
scented TO 90 so
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
EASY FOR CARDINALS
Nationals Make Poor Show
ing Against st. Louis.
TIMELY BrEeIEs LACKING
csatiiioH's Braves Unable to Connect
with Beebe's Delivery When Hits
sEeaat Runz-FaIkenberR Has His
UsuaI lad Session, and Mound City
Makes five Huns in Third Inning.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Houston. Tex. March 2L--The st. Louis
Nationals took the third and deciding
game here to-day for the seventh place
championship OF the world by to ..
St Louis had batting rally that lasted
long enough to score ive runs in the
third inning Washington had rally
long enough to make all Of two tallIes in
the fifth. With the exception Of these
two rounds neither team could bat enough
70 keep itself warm.
Washington got men 10 first thirteen
times. and only two Of them scored The
others died for the want OF any semblance
OF hit. 1t was no hard luck story, but
Just plain case OF being unable to swat
successfully.
FaIk blows Up.
Falkenberg had his usual bad inning
io-day with "A vengeance. IN that he was
not only bit freely. but displayed poor
judgment in fielding This disastrous
round vas the third. Marshall opened
with clean double TO left Beebe hunted.
and Falkenbcrg tried 10 catch Marshall
~ tAtAtAs HaA tftAiNAs +AtA- f*fti Aff~AA 49,
safe. .OHara flied 10 Perrine. Kelly beat
buut. and Marshall scored. Bennett
forced Kelly at second. but Beebe could
just as easily have been caught al third.
Bec5ley's safe drive to left brought iB.
Beehc and put Bennett on second 4
passed bali advanced both Bennett and
Becl1ley. ana both romped in on Byrne's
drive to center. Byrne going to second on
Tie throw so the plate HolIy's single. the
nth Of the inning. brought IN Byrpe with
the nth run. Holly was caught stealing.
aud the agony was over,
After that bombardment Falkenberg
stcadied down. and but three scattering
hits were made oh him in the remainder
OF the game Beebe had Washington
sewed up in a sack. Not hit was made
Until the fifth inning. schlany opened
that inning by being bit BIankenship
made "a perfect s'nEle to center putting
Sehlaay on second. Falkenberg famed
Perrine was an easy cut. but advanced
the runners Ganley came to the rescue
with scre3mer 20 center that put
schlahy anc Biankenship across the plate.
Cross was safe ON Byrne's error but Alti-
zer fouied out. Two rdns.
Anderson left on second,
In the sixth. with one out. Anderson
doubled to loft. bit he never got any far
the~. as Schlahy flied TO center and
BlaIkenship was out. pitcher TO first.
sch.zny opened the ninth by drawing a
pass Blsnkenship hit past second. Falk-
enburg drove into a complete double play.
second to short 60 first. after missing
two attempts at sacrifice. Perrine got
% life on Byrnes third error. but Ganley
tanned. and il was All over
The fielding features were Altlzers long
throwing from center. Cross catch Of a
djficalt foul. and Ganley's fine stop and
distant throw 10 second on Benefits
single IN the ffth, Schlafy barely catch
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25

ing the ball and falling on Bennett in
time TO get him out at second. Attend
ance. 20o9.
Washington plays the Waco eTexas)
League team IN Waco tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-25
PREP CREW ON RIVER.
Blue and Gray Youngsters Have Two
Fights Out.

The Georgetown Props had two crews
on the river yesterday for the first time
this year John Stewart, last years
varsity captain, coached. Capt. Hayes
rowed stroke in the hrst shell and Daley
filled the same position in the second
boat
The Props may arrange races with the
Tech high School and Annapolis crews
for next month.