Evening star., 1914-12-14
BY n. C. BYRD.

Captains have now been selected tor
next year by each of the high school
foot ball squads. With the election of
Leo Lanahan at Eastern Friday night
the list of leaders for 1915 was made
complete. All the boys chosen to head
the forces next fall are capable, and
have seemed to be about the best play
er:s available for the positions.
Lanahan has been the star forward of
the Eastern team for the last two
years He has alternated at guard and
tackle with about equal success. hav-
Ing been one of the n'aiustays on de-
Tense and offense among the forwards
ea,ci, season. CulIigan of Business was
rated unanimously by everybody who
saw the high school teams play as the
best quarterback in the series. his
work in advancing the ball i'll the open
field and his choice of plays was bril-
liant. He should make Business a
splendid captain Ochstadt of Central
plays in the backficld and is very ca
pa BILE. His work has stood out during
the past season, and he probably was
his teams best offensive and defensive
factor, considering everything as
whole Mackall of Western is a good
end and the kind of younsster Tor
whom the boys will work Ochsenrei-
ter. who has been selected 70 tcad
Tech. was probably the most brilliant
factor in the whole series last fal.- II
Was by his efforts that at least ono
:.am. WAS won by Tech. and tha- nc
played oil q championship club bro, ,sht
his work into even greater relef- Acch
seems to have chosen well.
1t is reported that Steed, quarterbsck
on the Technical High eleven last fan,
will enter the Virginia Polytechnlc m
stifufe next fall. If that be true, the
RIacEsburr institution may consider it
self fortunate because it will gain the
services of :, fine fellow and mighty
good PLAYER
7, has been known for some time that
Ioean cunningham was in line to coach
,hr Princeton eleven If ever a change i'll
,hc general administration came about
.t,..t i; :, ,I,;,art,Ir,. from the committee
.svs;.r, Of coaching. in order to give one
known y.rv weil. but Cunningham left
princeton after :,yo Years service because
..o-d;,,s, 10 reliable re,,ort and since that
80 ne. I,..,, ;r,rort,,ned more than once
.''', nc So tI d;s.stro,,s wipd-un
20 III, !, .,...sa,' ,iars b.,s been :, de-
:a -, So. -, ,h.nge tho r,,es so
'e'iiii'ieu - r,,,,,,s;hI for
the results Notlncations have been OIL
1i'i:ny sent 10 Cunningham ashnis MN
not to sign Il contract 10 codch ahSWi
until after some definite decision mad been
reached at Princeton This. Ill view OF
the fact that Cunningham had made 1t
Inogn he would BE- willing 10 return as
sooI as a "one-marI'' policy was adopt
cd. seems :. sure indication that the Wash
iue1op man will be in charge next sea-
son PRINCETON alumni of prominence ard
rhe .utborities have tried 10 get Cum
ninyI,sm back under conditions as they
$50 To-. FeI md now that i- ,n,,,.,,s
,ss,'red ,I,e ,,niicies he desires Viii IN.
,<,,a, ,I.,.. ..,e,,., e., h. ,,o,b;,,,, ,,.p,i-
M II, ,b,. W. of his returu
Crrri,'yI,sm in @h,rpe at princeton
80 I'll vii MOI he a Snrnrise but III
- - ~, 80 .; 90. ~ -, eoa,ns
Ie.i', ~ 'i'e ,. ea, '..e .;. 80, -
10" @ " oe aitiioSt a IaI N" II
II may reasonably be looked Tor that
Princeton VIII again battle 1aie ana Har-
vald TO a standstiii In the manner II did
CURING the Two years that cunningham