The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
george WASHINGTON
FRAT MEN ANNOUNCE
DUCKPIN SCHEDULE
League Composed Of Eight
Teams from Among the
Various Greek Letter
Societies.
FIRST MATCH. THURSDAY

The George Washington lnterfratcrnity
Association Duckpin League. composed
of eight teams from the fraternities at
the university. will roll its first game OF
February 4. and will roll every Tuesday
and Thursday thereafter until March .,
the Speedway alleys being used.
The teams will he composed of five men
each. any active fraternity men being
eligible 10 roll. The schedule. which was
given out last night. comprises twenty
eight games. as follows:
Fcbrlrary / Kanpa Alpha vs. Phi Sigma Kappa
Alrha Rcta Phi Theta Delta Chi.
February Stigma Alrha ETsilon Sigma Phi
Epsilon Sigma CHI Alpha kappa ksrpa.
February II Sigma Ahha Ersilon -. Alpha
kapTS kaprs: Sigma Chi rs. Sigma Phi ETsilon.
February 6 Alpha Beta Phi Alpha KaPpa
kaTa: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Theta Delta Chi
February ls-Sgma Chi Va. Phi Sigma Kappa
Kaprs AlTha v. sigma Fl'i ETsion.
February AlIna Beta I'h Sigma Phi Eps-
Ion: srEma ATha Eisilun Phi Sigma hspra.
FehHla0 . Sigma mi rs. Theta D,ha Chi:
Ksrrs Alrna AIrha Kspra KapPs
Msr'h sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Sigma
Kapra; Alpha Karra Karrs vs.. Theta Delta Ch
March sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Meta Phi
Sigma Chi ". Kspra Alpha.
Marrh Theta Delta Chi rg Sigma Phi Ersilon .
Fhi sigma hawa -. Alpha Kappa Kapua.
March Il Alpha Beta Phi vs.. Sigma Chi; KsPTR
Alpha sigma Aloha Epsilon.
March Is hi Sigma Hspra Theta Delta Chi
Aphs KspTa Kaups ". Sigma Phi Ep~ilon.
March Is KsTTa Alrbs vs. Alpha Beta Phi; Sigma
Aphs Fl slou ". Sigma Chi.
March > KspuA Aha Theta Delta Chi
Alpha Beta Phi rs. Phi sigma kapTa.
Louis Connor South Atlantic champion
and one of the most capable runners in
the East. was last night appointed cap
tain of the George Warrington University
track team. which is now in training for
the seventh annual indoor meet of that
vCntion Hall on February l3.
Tho selection was made following con-
ference between rrof. Leslie Cleveland
McNcmar. faculty director Of athletics
and Rob" Fleming. coach Of the Hatch
elite track squad. The choice Is CON
sidered fortunate. one in view of the
fact that 'onnor is recognized as one OF
the most capable sprinters in the East.
Connor is well known in Washington
where he has taken an active part in
athletics during the past ten years. He
formerly was one Of the leading mem
bers of the Columbia Athletic Associa-
tIon. He is a fellow Of about twenty
eight years and at present is A student
at George Washington. Last year he won
the mile championship event of the South
Atlantic intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
citation at Convention Hall. and previous
" he had carried away first honors fire.
qUently in mile and half-mile races. He
spent a year at Cornell some time ago.
Entries in the meet will not close until
next Saturday. according TO a decision
reached yesterday afternoon. They were
to have closed Yesterday but requests
for an extension of time were so numer-
GUS that officials Of the meet agreed to
give five days of grace. All entries to be
recognized officially must be in the hands
of officials of the meet by next Saturday
evening.
ACCentances to enter the meet still are
pouring into the office of Prof McNemar
from institutions invited to take part
It is believed this influx will continue
until the latter part of the week as many
of the organizations asked TO participate
have not yet been heard from.
Georgetown will probably enter the
Pennsylvania relay races again this year.
which promise to eclipse all other events
of the kind ever pulled off by the follow
ers 6f tho Quaker leader. The Blue and
Gray has hcon placed in class six, with
Penn State. Carlisle Indians, Swarth
more. Fordham, Amherst. Williams.
Brown and Wesleyan.
Virginia is placed in class five, with
Columbia. Syracuse Johns Hopkins. Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology. Ham
line, Ohio State. and Michigan AGricul-
tural College.
The Maryland Agricultural College and
GallaUdet are placed in class thirteen.
with Washington College. Ursinus. Viii
Ianova, Lebanon Valley. Juniata, Susque-
hanna. Albright. and Saint Stephens.
NAT. T. WORLEY.