The Washington herald., 1911-02-12
IGALLAUDET NAMES
| FOOTBALL DATES
|Gridiron Season Will Open
OH October z.
THREE VETERANS ARE LOST
Manager Anderson Arranges At
tractfve Schedule, Including Games
with Washington College, Mary
land Aggies, and st. John's-High
Schools Also Likely to Be Tackled.

The board of directors OF the Gallaudet
College Athletic Association and the fac
ulty athletic committee of the East Side
college have officially approved the splen-
did football schedule prepared by Man
ager T. L. Anderson, II, for the coming
season.
Manager Anderson expects to add some
| first-class high school elevens for practice
purposes at Gallaudet Field before the
opening game of the intercollegiate
schedule
The popular Texas manager has eight
games listed on the schedule, contracts
| for seven of them having been signed.
Gallaudet will open with Mount st.
| Mary's College at Emmitsburg. Md. Oc-
tober Z. and the first home game will be
between Mount st. Joseph's College and
Gallaudet at Kendall Green on Octo-
Der IA.
The only game whose contract has not
been signed is the one between Gallaudet
and Norfolk Blues at Norfolk Va, for
November II. 1t will be remembered that
both teams played a great TO game
last November at Norfolk, the Virginians,
IOdSHtu Dy bIdHCI JOnHSOu, lOTDleE
University OF Virginia star half back.
winning out.
In case the Norfolk manager does not
sign the agreement, ii is likely that An
derson will bring some other Virginia or
Maryland college eleven to Randall
Green.
Perhaps the most pleasing feature of
the Buff and Blue schedule the last two
important games will, respectively, be
played between Washington College. tu-
tored by Mike" Thompson, the we'll
known Georgetown graduate. and be-
tween Maryland Agricultural College.
All the three colleges are old-time rivals.
The usual game with Johns Hopkins
University will be played Saturday. No
vember T. at Baltimore.
The schedule follows:
October 7-Mo,mt St. Mays ColIeSr. at Enmts-
burr Nd
Octobsr Mount St. JOseph's College at home
October 2l-Raltimcre City Collegr at home.
OctOher 2S-MoCLt Washington Club. at Balti-
morN Nd
Noreulh,T i-JohnS Hopkins University. at Bslu-
more Md.
N0Tember u-Norfok Blues at Norfolk Va
pending.
Norernbcr Washington C,ileee. at home
NcTcmhT 25-MarSland Agricultural College. at
COLLEGE Plrk Md
Three Veterans Lost.
Three Galluadet ,ptgSkin warriors have
played their last game for their college,
rs they are to receive their diplomas
next June. These three graduates-to-b be
are Center Elmer D. Talbert who acted
as captain part Of last season during
Capt. Bricks enforced absence: Right
Half Back Baxter Moscy, who. played
on the varsity ever since his first col
lcge days. and Left Guard Edwin Mics.
The loss Of these three valuable players
services will be felt keenly next fall
Probably the greatest obstacle to the
gridiron season at Gallaudet is that
Iohn T. Hover. the former captain and
most brilliant left end ever turned out
at Gallaudet. will not he head football |
coach next fall. as he expects to be !
graduated next June. and enter some life !
However. it is hoped that |
before the college closes for the summer |
definite will be known as to !
1owerS : successor.
Whether or not Capt. Brick. the veteran
OW-headed full back. will play football
leXt fall, nothing just now can be said
IL view of the fact that it is hard TO
ell how long it would take a twice-dis-
ocatcd knee to heal.
The New Yorker is one of the best
nd gamest players in recent years, and
n case he finds it absolutely necessary
o resign from the football Captaincy,
o which Office he has been honored twice
nc blow to the 1911 squad would be
reat.
This is Manager Andersons second sea-.
on as the pilot of the Gallaudet foot
all department, and he handled him
elf with great credit last season. There
: no doubt but the clever Texan will
rown his next and farewell season with
lory.