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The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
MOUNT ST. MARY'S
GAMES ANNOUNCED
Best Basketball Schedule in
History of School.
Special to The washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Emmitsburg, Md, Dec. 15.-Mount ST.
Mary's basketball schedule calls for sew
enteen games at home and six away.
Manager Tehan announced to-day the
largest list of games ever arranged here
for the winter sport. The schedule in
cludes contests with many of the leading
colleges making basketball one of the
major sports.
The squad will leave here Wednesday
morning for New York, where the locals
will meet such well-known teams as Man
haitian. Cathedral, and st. Johns.
This is the first invasion to be made
by an athletic team from Emmitsburg
to the big city, and no doubt the large
number of alumni will be glad to hear
the news as they have been anxious for
some time to see their teams compete
with those, in New York.
Two games will be played with the
Catholic University. one at home and
one in the Capital City. The boys have
been put through some hot PAGES since
the end of the football season, and up
to date the squad has been going at a
pretty fast clip. The schedule:
Saturday, Dec. 9-Peun. State Forestry Academy,
at home.
"wednesday. Dec. 9-Manhattan College. at New
York City.
City.
Wednesday Dec. E'-St. Johns College. at Brook-
lyn. y. Y
"Wednesday. Jan. IO-Cstholic University. at home
Thursday, Jan. lI-Gettysburg College. at Gcttys-
burg.
Monday, Jan. l5-LebonOn Valley College, at home
Wednesday. jan h-MeBhattan College at home.
Saturday Jan. G-St. Johns College. at home.
Monday. Jan. 2-BaltimOre City College. at home.
Wednesday Jan. 24-Gettysburg College. at home.
Friday, ian. B-Albright College, at home
Friday. Feb 2-Susquehanna University. at home.
Monday. Feb. 5-Marylsnd Medical College. at
home
Thursday, Feb s-St. Joseph's College. at home.
Tuesday. Feb l2-CStholic University, at Was'-
ington.
Saturday. Feb. T-UniTersity Of Maryland. st
home
Thursday. Feb. Z-LOyoIa College. at home.
Thursday, Feb. 2-Mount Washington Lyceun, at
home.
Saturday, Feb. 24-Drexel Institute, at home.
Tuesday, Feb 2-Penn. State Forestry, at Mount
Alto Pa. .....
Tuesday. March 5-Uni1ersity Of PittsburE. at
home.
Friday. March s-Bucknen University. at hone.
captive gold fish barely lives beyond
five years.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
By WILLIAM PEET.

Vincent Daley, of Brockport, N. Y,
for two years captain of the Georgetown
football eleven, was yesterday afternoon
chosen by the executive board of (the
Athletic Association to the office of su-
pervisor of athletics, or, in other words,
he is graduate manager of all depart
ments of sports on the Hill.
Probably no one in recent years has
done more for Georgetown than Daley.
He has been a tireless worker. and in
electing him TO this position the univer-
sity pays him d splendid compliment in
recognition of valuable services rendered.
Announcement is also made that Daley
will be head coach of GeorgetOwn's foot
ball eleven next fall. and will have with
him Frank Gargan and Wayne Hart as
associates.
The foregoing comes as big surprise.
for it was supposed that Fred Nielsen
would either be retained or that DAILY,
the Dartmouth end, would land the job.
Capt.-elect Jack Hegarty stated that If
he had anything to say about the coach
next year he would try and get Nielsen to
return. If this was impossible, DAILY, of
Dartmouth, was his choice.
With the creation of the office of ath-
letc adviser, Georgetown virtually adopts
the graduate coaching system. Daley
will be at the head Of football, baseball,
basketball, and track, and will direct the
work of the men chosen to coach all
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
Georgetown Elects Daley
Supervisor of Athletics
Veteran Player Will Coach Football Eleven Next
FaH-Gargan and Hart to Be
His Assistants.

other branches except football. In this
last-named sport he will be in charge
himself. Gargan and Hart will carry
out his ideas.
The writer has always been in favor
of a graduate coaching system, and
Georgetown is to be congratulated upon
adopting it, but it would seem as II an
unwise step had been taken in regard to
the football policy for next fall
DALEY lacks the experience to fill such
an important position as head coach, and
if he goes through with it, the immediate
future of the Hilltoppers in this branch
is uncertain and shaky.
Indications point to a lot of first-class
material for football next fall, and a man
of experience is needed to obtain the best
results. If an alumnus like Branch Bo-
cock could be secured it would be much
better to land him, for he has had the
experience.
1t is barely possible that Daley will ap-
point some person of Bococks Caliber
to direct the policy of the eleven, for
Daley cannot be serious in his present
intention to act in the capacity of head
coach
The foregoing is simply the writer's
opinion, and it not aimed as an attack
on Vincent Daley in any possible way.
Daley is entitled to all the honor George
town University has bestowed upon him,
but the writer honestly believes the
football eleven next fall would not be
a representative one with Daley as head
coach.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; selling. Robert. lOs
tMOleswUFtbl, to l. won; Jack Wainwright, los
tNIoorel, 70 to l. seCo0d Decrsarion, lo0 Garter.
even. third. Time, LII As. Don't Say So. Modern
Priscilla. Dog Star, Mabel King. and Erant Lady
also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile; selling. Miss Koern,
lO5 MoleswoT1hl. to ). won Maniac l05 (BuHtOnl,
to l. second Barney Oldhed. l0 tRadtkel. s to
5, third Time, ia 80 Gelico. Alma Boy. Pipe
Vision Bushwhacker and Belle Cliff also ran.
THIRD RACE-FIve furlongs: selling. Matt
OCOnnell, 10 CHiID 10 l. won: Golden Ruby, uO
(NlOleswOrhI. to /. second: Earlene no CWillisN
to 2 third. Time l 90 +6 NOvgorod. Prudent.
10 LeTan, Earl'S Court and Mike MoIett also nn.
FOURTH RACE-Six fIrlongS Closer 90 tSel-
denl. to TO- won; COppertoWn l0 CCallahan), Il 70
l. second Harrigan. lis MOlesWCrthl, to !, third
Time. :ls. Oakland also
FIFTH RACE-SiX furlongS; selling. ETelina, 10
CBuxton) to s. won; McAkn, 10 (MoeswOrthl. s
to l. second; Defy. lO5 tGrcssl, to J. third Time
ILL. First Fashion. Yvonne, Lake Tahoe, Penang.
ana FLYING O'Or also
SIXTH RACE-SiI furlouB; selling. Thistle
Belle. 100 Cartel. II to 5. won; CrossoTer. Ill
lSedenl. "a to second; OXeT. lOS (CSIlahanl. to
l. third. Time. Ills. Lady Macy. Joan d Arc, Au-
tumn Rose and Jupiter Joe also
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
GEORGETOWN PLAYS
ST. JOHNS TONIGHT
Basket ball Game Staged at
+ the Arcade.

The GEORGETOWN varsity basketball
quint will face the fast five from St.
Johns College at Annapolis tonight at
the Arcade, in the second game on the
Blue and Gray schedule.
While the Hilltoppers will be somewhat
weakened by the absence OF George Colli-
flower, the speedy guard, who is out Of
the game with a fractured hand, they
expect to land the game, as they have
been working hard the past week. and
the teamwork that was lacking in the
game with the Baltimore Medical School
quint has been developed.
The team tonight will be in charge
of Assistant Coach Martin, as Jim Colli-
flower will be at Annapolis watching the
Middies play. The five men who started
the second half, with the exception OF
Colliflower, will start the game tonight,
while either Doherty or Graham will play
Collifiower's position.
st. Johns has been preparing for this
game. and as the battle last year was
hard fought, the game tonight should be
interesting from the first tap. The Soldier
Boys have the same team as last year,
with the exception of one guard, and
as they have been working daily. they
should be in the best of condition. The
game will be called promptly at p. m.
Probable lineup: Georgetown-Gibson,
right forward; Foley, left forward;
Schlosser, center; Graham or Doherty,
right guard: Heiskell, left guard. St.
John's-Wilson, right forward; Welch,
left forward; Clayton, center; Mellon,
right guard; Thompson or White, left
guard. Referee-Mr. James Hughes.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
CATHOLIC D. QUINT
PLAYS FREDERICK
Good Game Is Scheduled for
Convention Hall.

Catholic University basketball team
plays it's first scheduled game tonight;
when it meets the strong Frederick Col
lege team in Convention Hall. Although
they won out from the Corcoran Cadets
by only a small score last Wednesday
night, still the team showed that it
has many fast men in its ranks and with
a little more team work should prove the
equal of most of the colleges in this
section The Red and Black team will
greatly feel the loss Of Jim Horan, the
former Trinity College star, who because
of injuries will be unable to get into
the game until after Christmas at least,
while it is possible that he will be COM
PEELED to stay out of the game for the
season. He was counted on to score many
points for the Brooklanders this season,
and II was indeed sad news to the stu
dent body of the university when it
was learned that he was out of the game.
In all probability the lineup that start
ed the game against the Corcoran Cadets
will start tonight against Frederick Col
lege. The Marylanders have good team
this season, and an interesting game is
promised. The management of the Cath
Ollie University have secured Convention
Hall for all their games this winter, a
thing that will help them greatly, as here
tofore they have had no suitable place
in which TO play.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
BASEBALL PLAYERS
REPORT At CENTRAL
Frank Gargan Will Most
Likely Coach Team.

Manager MCCathran, of the Central
High School baseball team, called a
meeting of the squad yesterday at which
seventy-five candidates signified their in
tentions of trying for the team. Collins,
OberIin. Thompson. McDonugh, and Capt.
King, are the only regulars remaining
in the school. but the team will in all
probability be much stronger next spring
than last due to the wealth of new
material which has enrolled this season.
Mess. brother of "Dukey." Baker, and
Taggart are the most promising of the
new men. Mess and Baker are two ex-
cellent inffelders, while Taggart is just
the man to fill the job of pitcher. left va
cant by the graduation of Boetler last June
Harrah and SChoenfeld are two more
likely infielders, and, on account OF MS
speed. it would not be surprising to see
the latter cavOting around the short
garden next spring.
Principal Wilson spoke of the necessity
for the boys keeping we'll up in their
studies and desired that no boy put in an
apl liCation for a baseball uniform unless
he fully intended to stick out for the
team until the end OF the season. Capt.
King followed Mr. Wilson and gave
brief outline of the intentions of the man
agement with regards to the trips to be
taken. Manager McCathran has been In
touch with Frank Gargan, assistant foot
ball coach at Georgetown last fall, and
it is about an assured fact that this
man will be put in charge of the boys
when they take the field early next
March
Very little work will be done with the
team from now until outdoor practice is
called, although they have been ad-
vised to train under Coach Foley during
the winter months. No grounds have yet
been secured. but those under considera-
ton at present are the Railroad Y. NJ. c.
A and the Capital City League grounds.
The candidates to report were Capt.
King, Oberlin. Rothstein, Chamberlin,
Pelzman, Rush. Baker, Gilbert, Collins,
F. Oyster. Gray, Duvall, Cox, Knox, Nc
Kinley, Pritchard, Skinner, Navin, Will
kerson, Taggart, Fair, Rich, Mess, Nc
Carthy, Milton, Perkins, Mortimer, Gold
smith, Lowe Merchant, Hinsley, Hollings-
worth, Lindsay, Gates, Paxton, Huse,
Bert, William Oyster, Writ. Kimball,
Beck. Foster, Bernstein, Buck, Fowler,
Thompson, MCCathran. Harrah, Johnson,
Davis. Winstead, Tyree, Kugin, Young.
KebIer, Hale, Wright, Moran, Howard,
Schoenfeld, Brandys, Heflin. Carr, Pol
lard, REEVES, dyson. Bowling. Franklin,
McDonugh, and Steinen.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16

VIGILANTS. READY.
Game Tomorrow with Engineers
Should Be Fast.

The crack Vigilant football team, three
time independent champions Of the Dis
trict, are ready for their battle with the
crack Engineers tomorrow afternoon in
Union League Park, Fifteenth and H
streets northeast. The game will be
called promptly at p. m.
AS the Engineers will be in first-class
condition, and as they are the only ones
who scored on the Vigilants last year,
the game tomorrow should be fast from
the start. The Vigilants have been
scored on but once this season, when
the Georgetown University eleven de-
feated them in a practice game. o to O.
The Hall Stars will clash with the
heavy u. S. S. Dolphin team as a pre-
liminary to the Vigilants Engineers
game at Union League Park, Fifteenth
and H streets northeast, Sunday after
noon, at 1:30 sharp.
Although being greatly outweighed,
the Hall Stars can be depended upon to
fight all the way for victory.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
EASTERN HIGH EASY
FOR FRIENDS QUINT
Basketball Game Won by
QuakerS, q to II.

Friends basketball team defeated
Eastern in a hard but rather one-sided
contest yesterday, q to II. Eastern made
the first goal in two minutes. This was
their only score in the first half. Gates
followed soon after with a beautiful shot
for the winners. From then on the first
half was a walk over for the Quaker
five.
Eastern was demOralized by the rapid
teamwork of their opponents, and for
short time the Friends boys made goals
almost at will.
Eastern came back strong in the second
half and Outplayed their adversaries.
The feature of the game was the all
around playing of Capt Osgood and the
goal shooting of Miller for the winners,
while Varela played an excellent game
for Eastern. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
EVBNTFUL DAY FOR
LONG BIKE RIDERS
SaldoW Puts Up a Game
Exhibition.

New York, Dec. 15.-After an eventful
day of sprints. spills, punctures, and
rioting among the fans, the six-day BIZ
cycle racers late to-day showed some sur
prising speed. and tonight seemed to be
in a fair way to finish ahead of the
record at midnight tomorrow. Early to-
DAY the leaders were ahead of the rec
ores, but accidents put them behind the
Miller and Waller mark Of 1899
Champion Kramer is now looked upon
as certain to contest the final lap with
LOrenz and Jackie Clarke.
SaldOw. Lorenz's team mate. put up A
remarkable exhibition of gameness to-
day, when he returned to the track with
a broken rib. which he sustained in
spill last night. He suffered excruciat-
ing pains all day, but gamely stuck to
the grind and was well up in every sprint.
Lorenz was a victim of a bad fall
this morning. He sustained a great cash
in his leg, and every time he attempted
to relieve Saldow the wound bled afresh.
Finally, the leg was carefully bandaged
and he returned to the track Saldow,
with his broken rib, had at this time
been riding continuously for three hours.
Brocco charged Moran with foul riding
after one Of the early spills, but he was
unable to prove his claim, and Moran
WAS dIO"eu 10 continue however, MO
ran was hooted every time he passed the
crowd that saw the SPILL and it looked
for a while as though he might be
mobbed.
Fights were frequent among the fans
this morning. An attempt was made to
clear the Garden, but the crowd showed
such an ugly mood that the police re-
tired.
Stein. of the team of Thomas and Stein,
was forced to retire from the race on
account of bronchitis. and at Sill o'clock
the team was officially declared out of
the contest.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
Meet at Takoma Park.

The second meeting Of the Tokoma
Park Athletic Association was held last
night at the parish hall Of the Trinity
P. z. Church. The meeting was called
to order by President steurman for the
purpose OF drawing up a constitution.
After much discussion special meeting
was called for Thursday night to finish
the constitution. Captains and managers
of the several teams WHY be elected at
the first meeting in January.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
McMnhon Beats Smith.

Albany, n. Y, Dec. 15.-Jim Smith. the
westchester farmer, suffered defeat
last night at the hands of Tom Mcmahon
the New Castle Pa, middle-weight. in
one of the fastest and most stubbornIy
contested ten rounds of the hardest
lighting ever witness at the Albany
Exhibition \. c. The milling proved
of the slam-bang order and continued
without Ceasing to the final bell.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
Games Wanted.

The Ingram indoor baseball team has
the following dates which they would
like TO arrange games for: At home
January 6, February p, March and 50,
and April l3. Abroad-January 13 and 90
February 3, March 2 and q, and April 6
and %. They would like to hear from
the following teams: American Security,
Kendalls, Carroll Institute, Vigilants, Me-
mortal A. c., Aloysius, Cornell, and Alex
andria. Address ]. E. Haas, 1911 G street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
Ban Dartmouth,u Leasier.

Hanover. N. H. Dec 15-H T. Ban.
'1s. OF Claremont. N. H.. was yesterday
unanimously elected captain of the Dar-
mouth cross-country team for the next
year. BAN finished eighth In the inter-
collegiate cross-coun.ry run held IN
Brookline this fan.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
CorneIps Hockey Team Named.

Ithaca, N. Y. Dec. 15.-The Cornell
hockey team which win represent Cornell
was picked yesterday by Coach Talbot
Hunter. ana win play its first game
Saturday against Amherst at Syracuse.
The team follows: Goal. Vail; point,
Hope or Nisoet; cover point smith; /;
Rosenherg; left wing. Tewksbpry.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16

New York. Dec. B-In tournament
held at Columbia University yesterday
afternoon. ]. H. Northrop. captain of
the varsity fencing team. won the duel
ing sword championship of the Columbia
Fencers' Club and the cup which goes
with the title. Northrop had little diff
ficulty in disposing OF his opponents,
winning every bout.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
REMINGTON LEAGUE.
CARDINALS WIN.
Defeat ROsednIes in Bnsket-bRIl
Game, "a to II. ,

In a rough and tumble basketball
game, the Cardinal A c., of Alexandria,
defeated the Rosedale Playground in the
latteTs gymnasium. by the score of "a
to H. The first half was nip and tuck,
first one and then the other team taking
the lead. The second half opened with
CockeraI taking Entwistle's place at
guard, and Entwistle going into forward
in place of Hayden. This change was a
ten-strike for the Cardinals, as Cockeral
guarded his man closely, and it was En-
twistle who started his team on to an
easy finish by shooting three pretty bas-
kets in succession.
williams accurate shooting, and big
Jim Patterson's guarding and returning
of the ball featured for the Cardinals.
while the all-around playing of Lewis ex-
celled for the playground lads.
Iine-uD and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
SYNDICATE AFTER BALL CLUB.
New England Business Men May
BuH Providence Team.

BuI Providence Team.
BoSt on. Dec. 15.-Simultaneous with the
depaTturc of Edward Barrow, president
of ti!e International League, for
Provids u;r r. l., to-day it was learned
from league headquarters in this city that
a stock company, made up of Provi-
dence. Boston, and other New England
men. is ready to close a deal 10 take
over the franchise of the Providence
club.
1t had previously been reported that
President Navin, of the Detroit Amerf-
can League club, was dickering for the
Providence franchise. At international
League headquarters, no official an
nouncement was forthcoming in the ab-
sence of Mr. Barrow.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
woodward Awarded Race.

Carroll Donnely, who is challenging all
roller skaters at Convention Hall this
week. met defeat last night when he
fouled Jack woodward on the second lap.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16

The Ingram Junior basketball team
met and defeated the Rosedale Juniors at
NOEL House last night by 20 to 13 in an
exciting' and fast game. Both teams
played well but the excellent goal shoot
ing and passing Of the Ingrams was too
much for the playground boys. The line
up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
FRIENDS.

Substitutes-Patterson for SwartzeI; Smith foF
Weaver; Danforth for Smith. Goals from field
OsgoOd 81, Miller t5). Gates %, Harris Eakel
Baldwin ~. Free tosses-Osgood, Varela. Referee
Mr.. Chase TaylCr. Timekeeper-AIr William Kenly.
ScOTer-AIr. William Keny.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
Juvenile MIdgets Win.

The Washington Juvenile Midgets de-
feated the Strong Crystle Athletic Club
Is to g. The feature of the game was the
aIl-around playing Of the winners Line
I'D and summary:
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
INGRAM JRs.
ROSEDALE JRS.
Columbia Has Crack Fcncer.

Field goals-BaIkan. 5; petweiler, >; Powell 9;
Koontz. Glessner, Money. Connors. Needham. Goals
from fOul-Balkan, 3; .COunors. Referce-Mr NoeIl
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16

Substitutes -EnsWistle for Hayden; Cockeral for
Entwistle; Schlag for Patterson; Clements for
Croyn Referee-Mr. Bopp Timers-Messrs. Moore
and Scho6eld. Tine Of halyes-O minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
Ingram Plays Yankees Tonight.

The Ingram basketball team of the
City League viii have as its opponents
tonight the Y. NJ. C. A. Yankees, who
have one of the fastest Independent teams
in the District, and as the teams are
about evenly matched as to weight and
playing strength. the game should be one
well worth Witnessing. A new face will
be seen with Ingram when they line up
in the person OF Strausbaugh. formerly
of the Y. NJ c. A. Rovers. He is one of
the fastest players In the District. Line
I'M of teams:
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16

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The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
.The InEram JunIor. win.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
Columbia.

-FIRsT -Three-ycarolds and upward; sell,
ing. six fIrlOnzs
The Washington herald., 1911-12-16
NORTHWEST DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
NORTHEASTERN DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
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