Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-26
6. w. u. IS ARRANGING FOOT
BALL SCHEDULE FOR 1913
Hatchetites Practically Sure to Be Represented
on Gridiron-Entry Blanks Out
for Hopkins Meet.

Is taking the entrance examination to
the Naval Academy. II he passes he
will enter that institution. and will thus
be lost to the high school nine.
1t is reported around Eastern that If
Fischer is not in school this spring the
captaincy will be given to Paul Cohill,
who led the foot ball team last fall.
1t is rumored that the job held by Vim
cent Daley at Georgetown until q few
days ago will be done away with entirely.
1t was stated by one who said he was
pretty sure of what he was speaking
that the position would not be open for
any one. He said that the place was
created for Daley, and now that he was
gone it would not be probable that it
would be filled again.
That there Is some doubt, though, as to
just what will be done is shown by the
fact that from another quarter comes
the statement that Jimmie Walsh will be
the man to get the place. 1t is said that
Walsh is practically acting in the capacity
now. and that his appointment will be
made to the place before long.
These stories are conflicting, and yet
they are supposed to come from men who
ought to know what is going ON 1t is
prbable that something will be done in a
few days, although it may be that the
matter will be allowed o drift along until
the end of the year.
If George Washington gets back into
athletic circles again. with good back
ing, as seems to be the case at present,
there will not be a lack of plenty of
sport in the District. With five colleges
represented by teams in all branches of
sport, there should never be a lack of
diversion among followers of college ath-
letics.
Entry blanks are out for the Johns
Hopkins-jth Regiment track meet to be
held in Baltimore February 10. Besides
the regular events on the program there
will be four A. A. U. indoor champion
ships decided: 1OO-yard dash. 1OO-yard
hurdles. 22O-yard dash and SsO-yard run.
The other open events are as follows:
10o-yard dash, 220-yard dash. 440-yard
dash, 1OO-yard hurdles. SSOJyard run. one
mile run, pole vault, running high jump,
16-pound shotput and the relay races.
There are two interscholastic events: 100
yard dash and 44O-yard dash.
1t is planned to give to the organiza-
ton scoring the greatest number of points
a silver cup, and the regulation medals
will be awarded In the individual and
relay events. The plans as being made
now If carried out, will result in the
holding Of the largest meet that has ever
been put through under the auspices Of
the Johns Hopkins Athletic Association.
Many of the larger institutions will be
represented. and all the smaller schools
and colleges in this section will have a
big entry list.
The following Is the schedule in the
City Basket Ball League for the coming
week:
neutrality-suspicious., at Rosedale. class
B.
Tuesday,. NJ. c. A. Regulars, at Alo-
ysius.
Wednesday,. M. C. A. Bull Moosers.
at D. c. N. G. Y. NJ. c. A. Yankees. at
Peck Memorial
Thursday - Georgetown Collegians, at
Epiphany.
Saturday-Epiphany, at Y. NJ. c. A.
Regulars). Aloysius. at Y. NJ. c. A.
Dull Moosers) D. c. n c., at George
town (Collegians).
Report comes that Jack Bliss, the catch
er sold by the st. Louis Cardinals to Sac
ramento. is a holdout and may not join
the Coast League team. 1t is not SO
much matter of salary. but he desires
to play with Los Angeles or Vernon.