Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04
.B|RCK REELECTED
GAL[AUDET'S CAPTAIN
Athletic Association Also
Awards the Coveted &C"
to Players.

| The Gallaudet College Athletic Asso-
citation at its meeting yesterday at Ken
dali Green unanimously ratified the re-
election of Fullback Vernon s. Brick, ~,
| of New York by the varsity foot ball
| team for 1911 Gallaudet gridron captain.
Although the popular tow-headed giant
was SO seriously injured in the Mount ST.
Joseph's College game at Baltimore as to
prevent him from playing the last three
regular games of the Kendall Green COL
lege's schedule, his unanimous reelection
as the Buff and Blue gridiron general Is a
glowing tribute to his ability as a player
and leader shown during the season just
closed. He is a JUNIOR, and the East Side
college is fortunate in having again a
clever foot ball player who has knack
of encouraging his teammates to do their
utmost at the critical periods of the
games.
Another foot ball officer who helped to
make the 1910 season great success was
deservedly honored when T. L.. Anderson,
II, of Texas was practically forced to
accept his old position as foot ball man
ager. His capable assistant, +. H.
hughes, '13, was reelected also with a
whoop. The clever management Of Mr.
Anderson turned back into the treasury
TIE ldTSeSt DdldHC0 kOr several years.
The members of the 1910 foot bali team
who were awarded the highest honors Of
varsity letters &c" are: CAPTAIN and
Fuilback Brick, Center aid Acting Capt,
Taibert, Ront HaIfback Mosey, / Left
Guard Mes, Right Guard West, Quarter
! back Battiste. Foot Bail Manager Ander-
son and Head Coach j. I. Hover were
awarded the honorary letters "G." Other
players who were on the varsity team, but
could not be awarded the varsity letters,
RI fhn r. ot hot fhnr,l
up to requirement in the constitution of
the association, yet deserve honorable
mention. are: Left Halfback Roller,
Right End Rockwell. Left End Foltz,
tuilback Gledhlll, Left Tackle ConIey,
Guard Miller, Tackle Gardner Left TacAle
Duran, Substitute End Schafer and Sub
stitute Halfback Linde.
Three frst-class foot ball players will
be lost to Gallaudet by graduation of
and Left Guard Mes While the number
Is small, the loss is great as Talbert
and Mosey are veterans of long, seasoned
experience. and Mes made good this year
when he tried for the varsity guard.
Gailuadet was handicapped by prac-
| tically a green line this season. but splen-
did coaching and fighting spirit enaDied
the Buff and Blue eleven to close its sea-
son in blaze Of glory. A veteran team
is almost assured, when the eight re-
naming players return to college and
redon their gridiron togs next year.
A hard problem will come up to the
East Side college when the next foot ball
season opens. as Gallaudet will be minus
| the splendid services OF her head foot
ball coach. ]. T. Hover. This is his last
year at the Kendall Green college and
next June will find that the cold, cold
world will have embraced into its fold
| one Of the shining Gallaudet stars. Hover
was captain of 1908 and 1909 GallaOdet
foot ball teams and led the 1910 base bail
squad, and is regarded as the greatest
left end and steadiest third sacker in
the annals of Gallaudet. In him the as
sociation has truly honored q good and
faithful servant with an honorary letter
C.