Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-16

ming. Last year the race was on the
card. but only two teams ran-Western
and the Georgetown Props, the former
winning: but this winter entries will
more than likely be sent in from Ca
thedral, Business, Central. Props and
| Western. Five teams will show q
furnish some good sport. with luck
| playing an important part In deciding
| the winner.
putting up a good game at guard on
| the varsity basket ball Ave this year
| His showing when he was substituted
| in the New York University game gave
! the Gallaudet game scored only one
goal against him.
| Coach Nelson. while watching Heiskell
playing basket ball up at the Arcade, re-
marked. as follows: What do you think
ought to make a mighty good end next
fall" The Georgetown man can take this
as a tip and try for that position on the
foot ball eleven next year. The incident
is worth remembering. for it is pretty
will be seen In q regular berth on the
1911 team, and as the end material will
be rather scarce, there is a better chance
Of his being played in that position.
Hover has been a fixture in athletics
at GaIlaudet almost as long as one can
remember. and he certainly has been a
useful one.
The Washington Grove Athletic Assoc
citation has corralled good athlete who
will represent it in coming meets In the
distance events. Dutch Hildebrand was
the discoverer. He is j. G. Norton, for
merly of Syracuse University Norton
scored in last years intercollegiate cham
pionships In the cross-country, and he Is
also good at the shorter runs. He has
record Of better than IL minutes in the
two miles. and is goine to make this
developing into a distance club. With
Conner, Stecker, Hildebrand and Norton
they should be able to show UP well in
this branch Of the running game.
Thornton of the local Central Y. NJ. C.
A. Is mighty good center. He follows
the ball as we'll or better than any man
seen on a local floor this season.
Two more promising athletes have been
uncovered by the rescuing party at
Georgetown. McCauley, who last year
won fame on the diamond as first base
man on the University of Vermont nine,
is the first discovery. and. judging from
reports he will lead the rest of the field
| merry chase for the regular berth at
the keystone sack. At Vermont his play
ing in the field as well as at bat was
above the average and was In a large
way responsible IOr the excellent showing
of his team against its many rivals in the
north.
The other athlete referred to is II. n.
Levy. asmember of the Dickinson Univer-
sity track team for the past two seasons.
Starting as a novice in his junior year
at college. he showed marked ability in
short distance events, and in the dual meet
with Bucknell. the first important event
in which he participated, won the 100
yard and finished second in the go yard
dash. Since then he has developed rapid
~, having proved a consistent point win
ner for Dickinson. Levy is a graduate of
Central High School of this city. and
although he was actively interested in
many school activities, never represented
his school in track competitions.
He is now studying at Georgetown Law
School. having entered early In January
and has promised TO join the track forces
at the university shortly.