Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-12
GEORGETOWN A.A. TO
HOLD ITS ELECTION
Officials for Next Scholastic
Year Will Be Chosen
This Week.

Georgetown annual election of officers
next Sunday afternoon at l O'Clock. In
former years this event has caused a
great deal of excitement. and from the
present indications the election this year
will be even more interesting than any
pulled off in a long while.
The junior class has the privilege to Sc
lect one man for the presidency of the
athletic association. but it seems that
there will be two men in the running for
this position. The class yesterday had a
very enthusiastic meeting. and chose
charlie Mclaughlin of Meriden. Conn. as
the man it believed best fitted to take the
position left vacant by President John
l4angan of this years athletic association.
AS this position is one of the highest Of
fered by the athletic association. more
than one man will go after the honor and
rumor has IL that Ben Brady will run for
the position on separate ticket. W Meth
or he will be demonstrations! or not 's
not known. but Il was learned that Brady
has siSnified his intention TO run. and his
hackers are firm in the belief that he VIII
he able to win, but in Charlie McLaugh-
lin Brady will find a pretty hard man to
defeat. With this position e is
awarded to the man who gets the honor.
so that there is a great deal of enthusiasm
aroused in this manner.
Charles Duffy was chosen by the Junior
class for secretary of the y. \. Duffy
will have no opponent at all. Duffy is
very popular with all of his classmates.
and even if he did have an opponent he
would most likely win out
For the treasurer of the athletic as
ISOLATION Dolphin Rodriguez of New
York CITY has been chosen by the Junior
class. Whether any of the other classes
Will appoint man for this job is not
known. From what could be learned
yesterday. it is understood that the soph-
omore class will run man against Rod
eriSuez
The assistant managers of the base ball
and the track teams are chosen from
candidates in the sophomore and fresh
man classes. These two classes have
always had the right to elect their own
men. and for this reason only there has
always been a great deal of excitement
between these two classes at tn annual
election. 1t is only on rare occasions
that the freshman class wins out. but this
year il has several likely candidates in
the field. and might spring a surprise on
the upper classmen-
Freddie Murray has been chosen by
tae sophomore class for assistant mana
ger of the base ball team. Murray is a
popular man at Georgetown. as his play
ing on the eleven has brought him into
the lmelight. He will be opposed by
sill Harrington. brother of Tom Har-
r.nSton. who managed the team during
tire past spring. Young Harrington is a
popular member of the freshman class.
and will be a hard man to beat.
For the assistant manager of the track
team the freshman class will run Jerome
McGarney of New York city. He will
BE- opposed by Young Phillips of the soph-
omore class. Phillips should have little
difficulty in winning, as he is one of the
most popular men at the hilltop.
X. Hutton of New York will be the
man from the sophomore class to oppose
Harlin af the freshman class for assistant
representative of minor sports. This job
calls for the position as assistant man
ager of the basket ball team for next
fall. and is practically a new position at
Georgetown.
NJ this same meeting the reports from
the different managers will be read.
Other business will be transacted per-
tanning TO the running of athletics at
Georgetown during the past year