Evening star., 1909-06-02
HAVE IMPORTANT MEETING.
Georgetown Preps Make Plans for
Annual Elections.

| Probably the most important meeting OF
| the year of the executive committee OF
| the Georgetown Prep Athletic Association
/ was held yesterday. when arrangements
We're made for the annual year-end cleo
| ton OF officers and the business of the
! past season was wound up. Those pres
ent were the president. secretary and
! trea surer of the association and the man
ayers OF the different teams.
The first business taken up was the
awarding of G. P.'s TO the crew and
base ball team. The coveted insignia was
awarded in rowing to Capt Grady, Man
ager O'Connor. Rodriguez, Frey, Haw-
kns A. Graham l.. Graham. Carr,
Fraunheim and Duke. Class numerals
| were awarded to Asst. Manager Dahill.
The following members of the base ball
team were honored by being given the
privilege of wearing the school letter:
Capt. Gaynor, Iloeh. Haislip. O'Connor.
Langmuir. Nawn. Loichot. Brennan and
Manager Cahill Numerals were awarded
to Asst. Manager Brady. The president OF
the association, Manning Gaynor was
given an honorary G. p. in recognition of
the efficient services he has performed as
executive.
The financial condition of the associa-
ton is said to be much better than it was
a year ago. and plans have been made to
clear away all debts before next Sunday.
in order TO have a clean tie TO report TO
the general assembly of all the members.
AT this meeting the officers for next year
are to be elected, and already youthful
politicians are budding forth seeking for
official berthS.
There is every indication that strong
fight will be waged for the presidency
by the two candidates who have presented
their names These are William Cohil of
Hancock. Md. and Bernard Brady of
Steubenville. Ohio. The latter is proha-
bly, the better known of the two. as he
has always taken a keen interest in ath-
letics. having captained this years crew
and also having played on the foot ball
team. He resigned his assistant manager
ship of base ball in order to seek higher
honors and he is being doomed by large
number of friends. His opponent is also
popular among the students and, because
of the fact that he makes up in business
sagacity what he lacks in athletic ability,
he is looked upon hard man to beat.
No fight has as yet developed for Secre-
tary or treasurer. f. Stanton being slated
for the former and W. Mclaughlin SEEM
ing the most likely man for the latter
place 1t is thought. however, that OPP
ponents will come to light before Sunday.
in which case there will also be chance
for these youngsters to do the political
stunt.
All of this years assistant managers
will be promoted to the managerShips, p.
Clark becoming head of the track depart
crew Y. Jessup of base ball. John Lang
muir of foot ball and Harry Nawn of
basket ball. In place of these. new as
sistants will be elected from either of the
two lower classes in the school.
Following an old custom, the executive
committee has made nominations for each
position and has submitted them to the
faculty directors for approval This does
not mean. though. that others cannot be
put up for there is sure to be much
open nominating on the floor of the as
sembly. Those selected by the commit
tee to run are as follows: for base bali,
A. Graham 1911. of Philadelphia. Pa: for
basket ball. G. Rodriguez 1911, of New
Rochelle y. Y: for foot ball. w. Con-
ner. 1911. of Norfolk. Va: for field and
track P. O'Brien. 1911. Of Landsdowne
Pa: for crew, z. Duke. 1911. of Worces-
ter Mass.
The meeting will he held al 10 o'clock
Sunday morning in Healy Hall and it is
expected that a full membership will be
present. Although the election of Off
GERS will be the main business taken up.
vet it is believed that something will be
done in the way of altering the constiu-
ton in order to make the running OF the
association more buSinesslike in the
future.