The Washington times., 1907-12-29

ern and was one of the most spectacu-
lar ever rowed on that river. The race
was out Of the ordinary for several rea-
sons-foremost Of which was the har-
rowing condition of the weather under
which the men were forced 10 compete.
A bitterly cold wind roughened the wa
ter into occasional white caps, making
rowing not only uncomfortable but al
most impossible. Annapolis won in the
last half mile of the two-mile race by
three lengths. The Georgetown lineup
in that race was as follows: Stroke,
Fitzgerald; No. Z. Rice; No S, Stuart;
No. 5, FOy; No. (, Cronin; No, 3. Lynch;
No. ?, La Plante; No. 1, Murray; cox
swain, Hebron.
Two DistastTous Attempts.
The crew that competed at Henley
against the junior eights of Yale. Cor
nell, and Pennsylvania finished last All
the men who had been out for the
varsity UP to this time were taken
along on the trip to Philadelphia. Tne
men who competed in the race were:
Stroke, Tighe; No. Z. Murray: No s. Ben
ziger; No. 3, Cronin; No. 4, Doud; No. 3,
Fitzpatrick: No 2, Woods; No. ]. Chap
man. cONswain. Jeffs.
GeOrgetown's showing I'm the POugh-
keepsie regatta was a disappointment
10 the many ardent supporters of the
oarsmen. Few expected to see the crew
finish we'll up in the gruelling four
mile race, but many hoped it would
give the leaders a fair run. In this
they were disappointed. The Blue and
Gray finished a bad sixth. the swamped
Syracuse eight being in last place Ipe
lineup of the crew was: Stroke, Fitz-
gerald: No. I. Rice; No. s, Cronin; NO.
8. Foy; No. l. Stuart; No 8. Murray;
No. 2. Woods; No. !, Chapman; cox
swain, Dutf,
Did Little or Track.
In the field and track department
Georgetown did not do anything ex-
tensive. but did that little in a thor
ough manner. In the Norfolk indoor
meet the one mile relay team ran against
and decsively defeated Richmond Col
lege. The crowning event OF the year
was the defeat OF the Virginia quartet
in the one mile championship relay at
the Georgetown games on March 9. In
this race the men to run for George
town were Captain Montgomery
O'Boyle. Cohen and Devine. From
time to time men were sent to Balti-
more to compete in the open meets
over there, O'Boyle winning the quarter
mile run at the Johns Hopkins meet
In June OBOyle, Cohen and MOnrgOm-
cry were sent 10 jamestown. W0cTes
on June IA. they competed in the col
lege championship meeting, with no
success. OF last years relay team,
Montgomery. Devine and Cohen are
hack in school again
Nine Did Fairly Well.
GeorgetOwn'Ss banner sport. baseball.
though not drawing the usual amount
Of admiration from the large number
of its followers. merited some distinc-
ton. as the team won from such famous
schools as Princeton, Yale, Virginia
and Fordham. The annual series with
George Washington was won by George
town with two straight victories.
Twenty-one games were played. with
twelve victories and nine defeats. The
regular men on the team last spring
were: Catchers, MalOney and MUdd;
pitchers, CantWell, Montgomery and
Devine; first base, Byrnes; second base,
Devlin; third base, Captain Smith; /;
shortstop. Scheller; left field, Courtney;
center field, simon; right field, Dugan
and Schlofy. The 1906 men who will be
absent this year are Maloney. Mudd.
ByTnes. Devlin and DUgan. The sched-
Ule Of games played and the scores fol-
low. GeorgetOwn's score being on the
left and its opponents on the right.
e.