The Washington herald., 1913-12-20
COUNTRY NORRIS
MAY COACH Tech
Former Manual Trainer Is
Likely.to Be Next Base
ball Mentor.
LOCAL SPORT GOSSIP
Loomis Quits the Maryland Aggies.
Cy Flynn Is After
Bout.
by c. w. SWAN.

Country" Morris, former star athlete
at Technical High School, and later a
star football and baseball player at the
Maryland agricultural College, has been
mentioned as the coach of the Technical
High School baseball club next spring.
As both Ray Brown, the Vigilants star
half back, and Austin Howard, the for
mer Western star. are also being con-
sidered by the athletic council at the
Seventh street institution selection of
the coach is not possible as yet.
Morris is the favored candidate to date,
as he is a former student, and captained
the team his last year in school. As a
ball player, Morris played star game
an was one of the leading hitters in the
scholastic league. Morris was captain
OF the Maryland Aggies football club this
fall. but was unable to play owing to an
injured knee.
1t was learned last night that Loomis,
the former Western High football and
baseball star. who has been member
of the Maryland Aggies football and base
ball teams for the past two years, mas
left college. Loomis played a great
game on an end for the Farmers last
year, and was being depended upon to
do good work in the box for the Aggies
next spring.
The game tomorrow at Vigilant Park
will mark the final appearance OF Harry
Costello, Georgetown's great little loot
ball player. "Ooch' Moriarity. and Char
ley Bergen, who have been the star grid
iron warriors at Georgetown for the past
three wears These boys will lead an
All-Star Collegiate eleven against the
Vigilants and a good game is sure to
result Costello will attempt to defeat
the Vigilants by booting over enough
drop kicks to offset a couple of touch
downs. The game will start promptly
at 2:5O O'Clock.
Cv Flynn brother of Jim Flynn. the
Pueblo fireman. is anxious to meet any
middfe-weight in this section of the coup
try. Flynn is at present working in
Washington, and is in good condition. He
worked out early in the week at smoker
at the Maryland Athletic Club, and made
a good impression. Joe Thomas, Dummy
Nessal or any other middle-weight can
be accommodated by addressing Flynn's
manager, at 40 Tenth street northwest.
That Charley Brickley is popular at
Harvard and that tn election of the
Crimson football captain next year was
not hard fought. as many reports had it.
the following wire will show:
Cambridge. Mass, Dec. I9.-Charley
Sure Foot Brickley's right hand is as
tired tonight as his great right foot has
ever been, for the Crimson's marvellous
footbaler today went through the great
est round of hand grasping that has ever
been seen in Harvard's history. Every
body that met the newly elected Harvard
captain had a word of greeting or a
hearty slap on the back for the Everett
idol. accompanied with a stout hand
shake Messages from far and near came
to him. All the Boston newspapers, edi-
torially. had a word to say on the cleo
tion.
Brickley's football record for Harvard,
first on the freshman team and for the
last two years on the varsity, has been
extraordinary, stamping him as one of
the greatest players of all time, kicking
8 goals from touchdowns and scored 30
points on goals from the field. accounting
for 56 points of the 96 scored during the
season.
AS a member of the varsity team in
1872 he scored 10 touchdowns and kicked
13 goals from the field.
Eight touchdowns and II goals from the
field were his contributions this year, in
cluding those 5 field goals against Yale
In all his play at Harvard he has scored
"a touchdowns, has kicked "a field goals
and has kicked goals from touchdowns,
for a total of 245 points, 1SS Of which
came from his touchdowns.