The Washington times., 1913-08-30
FOOTBALL BOARD At
| c. j. IS ANNOUNCED
larkin, AngIim, Cox, and Walsh
viii Handle Coaching on
Hilltop This Year.
GARGAN AND BROWN COACH
Team to Be Called together on
September Is, Wires Gradu-
ate Manager of Athletics.
GARGAN AND BROWN COACH
By BRYAN MORSE.

The coaching board of Georgetown
University which viii handle all mat
ters pertaining to football will consist
Of DR.. Edward Larafn. former George
town football and Cornell University
athlete, and a Georgetown alumnus;
Mr. Anglim, faculty director of ath-
ietics at the university; Charles Cox,
former Georgetown player and coach,
and James A. Walsh, graduate manager
of athletics at Georgetown.
The announcement Is made today Dy
James A. Walsh, graduate, manager Of
athletics at Georgetown by wire today
and is the first official announcement
of the coaching board at the Hill Top,
that Frank Gargan. who had cnarse
OF the Georgetown team with Eddie
Dennis last year is retained as coach
of the team with Ray Brown, who had
charge of the Georgetown Prep.
Gargan and Brown will have complete
charge of the team under the direction
of the board of coaches consisting OF
the above named men, The announce
ment Of the board Is a distinct depart
ure from Georgetown policies in the
past.
According to Graduate Manager
Walsh the candidates for the team will
be called out on September Is. under
the direction of Gargan and Brown and
the call viii be issued as soon as the
graduate manager gets into Washing
ton, which date is set for September 0.
There have been rumors since last
fan as to the probable coaching selec-
tions for the year, but today's an
nouncement sets at rest all conflicting
reports as TO just what will be done
on the Hilltop this year in the matter
OF handling the team.
Gargan's reputation is well known to
eyeYy follower of football in Washing
toa.i Serving for the past two seasons
as assistant coach and head coach he
IS given opportunity this year to handle
assistance Of Ray Brown, the former
Rochester University star, who took
charge OF Prep athletics last year.
II Is understood from talk at the Hill
top that the whole athletic situation in
the Georgetown Preparatory School will
be given an overhauling and that the
teams representing the Props win be
subjected TO a more thorough and far
reaching rules in the matter of eligible
ity than ever before.
II Is planned to put the Georgetown
Prep team on the same basis with the
other schools in the city and an ef-
fort will be made, IL is understood, to
have the Props enter the high school
football championship series just as
they did before the present closed cham
pionship series was in vogue.
Frank Gargan will arrive in Washing
ton some time the latter part of next
week at which time the whole football
campaign will be gone over with the
advisory board of coaches. Brown Is
also expected TO be on hand.
Many of the candidates for next year
viii number veterans of last years
team. among them are Costello, captain;
Petretz, Moriarty. Barron, Bergin, Dom
nelly, Calnan. Tormey, Foley. Fury.
Murray, Van Dyne, Heiskell, and sew
erai others of lesser ability.
Operations have been going on for the
past few weeks on the entrance Of
Georgetown field, and by, the time the
team assemblies the alterations win have
been completed.
The north lodge at thesmain gate has
been converted into ticket booth and
the entrance itself has been arranged
SO that three openings have been made
TO accommodate the crowds. There will
be no possible chance for congestion this
fall as the entrance Is amply large
enough TO accommodate an assembly.