The Washington herald., 1914-01-21
MORIARITY MAY
COACH ON HILL
Star Tackle Has Been Men
toned as Tutor for Lines
men Next Fall.
OTHER LOCAL COMMENT
Cuppy Farmer IN Line for Football
Coaching Position at Catholic
University.
OTHER LOCAL COMMENT
ny C. w. SWAN.

''Ooch" Moriarity. star tackle of the
1913 Georgetown football eleven. and VINO
played a wonderful game during the past
season, has been mentioned as the line
coach at Georgetown next fall
Moriarity would make good coach for
the Hilltop linemen. He knows football
from A to z, ne has been taught by some
of the best football authorities in the
South, and has played the game long
enough to meet every condition, and he
has never been found wanting.
Better than this, Moriarity has that old
Georgetown fighting spirit, the spirit
which made eleven men hand Virginia
a beating when the betting was to l
against Georgetown. This would be a
big asset to Mor;arity as q coach, and
the players would be compelled to follow
a leader of that cahber
While Graduate Manager Walsh, of
Georgetown, refuses to talk regarding
the coaching situation for next fall, IL is
known that Moriarity is being considered,
and has good chance to land the posi-
tion. ..----. 1900
"Cuppy" Farmer may be the coach of
the 1914 Catholic University football team
This was made known yesterday when
II was announced that a complete change
would be made in the athletic policy at
the Brookland institution, as far as foot
ball was concerned.
Football at Catholic University has
Deer bHg-a-boo to the athieric ASST
ciation- Little money has been taken in
at the games, and now the officials of
the association feel that Catholic Uni
Nerstty stands a chance to break at
least even in football by playing sew
eral strong teams here this fall.
Last season the team was coached by
an instructor, and the season was a
IN
thg paid coach the Brookland eleven
would show better results Farmer is
one of three men who are being con-
sidered. He turned out creditable
team at Furman University last year,
team which won practically all of its
games, although only. three men had
ever played football before starting un-
der Farmer. While in the local high
school ranks Farmer was a real star.
and he later played good football at
George Washington. He would make
{. capable man for the Brooklanders, ami
his many friends hope that he will be
IN charge Of the eleven next season.
The game tonight at Georgetown be-
tween the Hilltop Quint ard the L'IyoIa
five. OF Baltimore. should be a good
contest. The baltimore outfit has heer
playing good basketball, and the HILL
toppers will have to move fast TO land
the long end of the score.
A meeting was held by the officers and
managers OF the Potomac Baseball
League at the home of DIR. William Wat
son in Anacostia on the evening of jan
uary IL, and the following officers were
elected for the coming year: William
Watson, president; Lewis Cook, vice
president; w. Arnold Barbour. secretary;
T A. Williams. financial secretary, and
John MCGEE, treasurer.
Certain business matters connected
with the league were discussed. and a
resolution was adopted by which the
Highlanders, one of the teams of the
league, was dropped on account Of their
failure to keep their schedule and main
tain the high order of playing which is
required by the league. The franchise
belonging to this team was therefore de-
clared open and any good, strong team of
the Southeast is invited to file an appli-
cation.