Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-12
SENATOR LEE IS HONOR GUEST
AT AGGIES' FOOT BALL BANQUET
Compliments Team and Gives "Reminiscences
of His Playing Days at Princeton-Two
Basket Ball Games Tonight

| Practically all the speeches We're of
congratulatory nature, the team
terms for it's splendid work against
heavier and more experienced com
binations. Besides those mentioned the
following were present: DR.. Small.
president of the board of education
W. j. Wallis, athletic adviser; c. ].
| Schwartz. member of the athletic
board; Hawley Smith and William Nc
Caffrey, assistant coaches.
| Two basket ball games in which
| local colleges are to take part are to
be played tonight. George Washington
is to open its season with a contest
| in which it will meet the Loyola Col
lege five of Baltimore at the National
| Guard gymnasium. and Catholic I'm,
versity is to play Gallaudet at Kendall
Green.
Through an inadvertence it was
stated in this column that the contest
in which George Washington is to fig
ure was to be played last night. The
HatchetiteS are to meet Loyola this
evening, and confidently expect a vic
tory. though it is very questionable
whether they will have in their lineup
one or two of the men upon whom they
have been depending. The players ex-
pect to defeat Loyola, but think they
will have a difficult task.
Gallaudets team will be Somewhat
weakened by the absence of Mellis in
the game with C. L., but Coach Jack
Haas thinks that the quint is in pretty
fair condition. Anyway. he says that
c. L. is not going to have an easy time
getting away with the long end of the
score, II it wins at all. Just previous
to the big game will he played one be-
tween the c. L. Freshmen and the Gal
laudet Reserves.
The five-mile run to be held under the
auspicAS of Carroll Institute today will
start at $50 o'clock from line di-
rectly in front of the institute building
on 10th street. The men expected to
start are Healv, Williams. Dillon. Dor
mar. Dougherty, Schmidt. Bloomer, Ad-
ans and Covert of Carroll: ]. c. Geiger,
s. E. Gaule. w. S. Rumbaugh. a. Ying-
ling B. Unsold D. X Younger S. w.
Conrad. ]. f Mont que, w. r. Snyder,
E. Beall and F. Durleigh of Baltimore
Cross Country Club, and John y. KEEL
ley. unattached.
A handsome team trophy has been do
mated by j. 3. Irving. and. besides this.
three gold medals two silver and three
bronze medals will be given.
At a meeting of the Eastern High
School foot ball players just prior to
the banquet held at that school last
night in their honor Leo Lanahan was
elected to the captaincy of the 1915
eleven. Lanahan was one of the most
capable forwards in high school ranks
last season, and has been a member of
the Light Blue and White eleven for
two years. alternating at guard and
tackle. His election was unanimous.
and 1T is generally expected he will
make one of the most popular captains
the school has ever had.
The Business High basket ball team
experienced little trouble in defeating
the team representing the Friends
School yesterday by - to Is. The
Stenographers played much the better
basket ball, though they probably did
not show as good form as they have
done at times in the past. King and
3. Wise led in the scoring. the former
getting four goals from the floor for
Friends and the latter six for Business.
A team representing the senior class
of the Business High School lost to the
Boys Department of the Y. NJ. c. A
yesterday by decisive score. The
boys of the association proved superior
in teamwork and condition.