The Washington herald., 1913-09-07
BROWN SLATED
TO COACH Tech
Former Georgetown Prep In
structOr and Vigilant Half
Back to Have Charge.
WHITE WILL BE BACK
Candidates for Business Eleven to Re-
port for Practice September Is.
Western Will Miss Howard.

Raw Brown may coach the Technical
High School football team. TINS was
learned from one close in touch win
the athletic doings at the Manual IRAN
ing School and can be relied upon
Brown last season coached the George
town preps. both football and baseball.
~ He also played half back position on
the Vigilant football team last fail.
Brown should make a good coach Tor
the high school team, provided ne ac-
CENTS the position. Owing 10 the TACT
that WAYNE Hart has been appointed as
sistant coach at Georgetown. the coach
ing position at Tech is open, and for
this reason the news that Brown Will
be appointed TO take charge Of the grlu-
iron men seems correct
Cant. Harry Harris, OF the Business
High School team, stated lRst nEht that
Paul White. who coached the basebaii
team, would have charge OF the iootDail
team and that candidates would De caL-
ed out for the first time SepteInpeF -
al the R L. Y. N. {. a. League nel l.
OF the veterans back J. Wise, r. Wise
Eaton KELLEY Pcdlow, and Seltman are
the most promising. while Wilson, WOOD
Derrick. Hunt SrhaffeT, Barrett, and
Wolfe are lost 10 the eleven. Ihe loi-
lowing are some Of the new men who
are expected to try for the team: ny =
land. Postl,s. Dowrick. Rocca. Hutter-
IN. O'Day. B. Wise, Stearns, Boernsteln'
FIaherty. and Schreve.
Mac Brady, captain Of the Western
HiCh School aggregation. will call Out
the candidates for the Red ana " hlle
football eleven Tuesday, september -S'
when fully thirty men are expected 10
report TO the hustllnG tackle.
While il has not been dehnlteIy an
uourced. it Is understood that bryan
Morse, who coached the Red and White
Coo,nsU team last year. will be appointed
u,,vsicaI director at Western. and VIII
have charge of all the athletic teams
at the West End institution.
Morse will have plenty Of material 10
work with. although, for the most part
the BOYS will be light II VIII De re-
mcmberrd that the Western team OF laSI
wear was one Of the lightest teams which
has ever PLAYED in a scholastic series. hu'
this year the boys will be Just niue
bigger. which will help a great deal.
%ow that Buck Howard is through at
Western. A new leader in the athletic
world will have to he found. here
bopinc he is as successful as Buck. Tor
Buck was a jolly good fellow, at that
Eastern will have lis usual classy
bs1n.h light. bat game to the core.
ON the candidates the first day school
opens. hut this is doubtful. There are
several likely looking youngsters at East
ern who have neye~ played High Scn"ol
football. and these boys may make their
presesnce felt before the g.idiron season
is over.
Business should have the best team in
tra erboIasfi, series. with the possible
exception OF Teck With heavy lines
men back. and two. If not three, good
hack feld men back in school, the
SIerop~arNers stand a good chance OF
winning the cudiron title for once.
Harry Harris will play left half. Self
man. the hard hitting youngster VINO
,~,r5 for q back aed berth last year, Will
he m school He will more than likely
rlsv fuu back. Then there is Ray Wise,
the speedy little fellow who almost
s,.,-e5 an central. and HyIard. the feet
yourcstcr who PLAYED a subhack neld
nostrIon last fall Mise may he shifted
10 and end and Hyland played behind
- & " SWAN