Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-25
GOOD SPORT.
Yesterday Mornings Card a
Georgetown Very Interesting.

Yesterday morning there was some
pretty fast spot up on the HILL mostly
IN the way OF wrestling and track work.
Expecting to see John l.. Sullivan around.
quite n crowd came up to the Ryan
gym. but they were disappointed. as
Prof joyce announced carly that the
great pugiliSt was una bic to pay WISH
to the students because of leaving the
city at II am But basket ball game
between two picked teams and fast
wrestling bout between Cogsweil and AL
l1son were enough to repay any one Tor
iourneyinG up on the heights.
The latter event was the second of a
series of three and like the first bout 1t
was Il draw. Cossweli seemed to have a
little The better of the arguments. al
though his opponents aggfess:Neness
! spoke well for points The deciding
match will come off next Sunday morn
ing. when Prof Joyce says that they
may grapple to finish.
Over on the running track of the Heaiy
building Jimmy Mullisan was Having a
whole lot of fun with the varsity track
candidates. After sending them through
spirits and runs for over an hour he d.
vided the men into four groups for
tifty-yard dash handicap. All the heats
: were won by the scratch men. Donerty
getting the first Gibbs the second. Smith
the third and F'lavn the last. In the
final Gibbs beat Smith by about foot,
while Doherty came third.
1t was announced last night that Do
he1ty would not be able to take part in
the Johns Hopkins meet Saturday. A
! telegram late yesterday afternoon sum
moned him home. where his mother Is
seriously i'll, and he is not expected back
for week or SO. This VIII be a severe
! blow to the locals chances. as the young
! Is entuckian was sure to get some points
oI!s of the number OF events he was en-
tered in, which included the high jump,
/ hurdles and sprints.
\ new one was found yesterday in the
| person of Murphy of the Medical School.
THIS lad halls from Pittsburg. and be-
sides being IA duarter-mller Is also
| crack base ball player. Boernstne. the
exist Regiment star, was on hand and
/ showed up well for the second day out.
| Coach Muiligan was down 10 Char
'ottesVilie and Richmond last week look
| ing over the conditions. and he reports
| both the Virginia and Richmond colleges
! to have speedy quartets. The Orange and
Blue have four good ones in the persons
| OF wiltshire from Baltimore Latin
! Goodwin. a veteran who did we'll last
winter; Stanton, the foot ball star. and
Capt. Thurlow, who, before coming to
! Virginia. did great work at Brown
The Richmond College four is to race
| Georgetown i'll d half-mile relay over in
| Baltimore next Saturday. and Mulligan
says they will be there with the goods
| They are also going to hold a meet OF
! their own February % and are anxious
| to have the hill-toppers compete. In
J these games Mulligan is going to run a
distance race against the best long-dis-
| lance man that the Richmond people can
find in the south the event being sched-
uied for top place on the program
\ relay race between the Washington
! National Guard and the Baltimore 9Th In
! fantry has been arranged for the George
/ town games Of March 6. These two mil
I u n tinn
great rivals. fact which speaks well
! for It hot race between them