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The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR FIVE-MILE RUN

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 2.-Arrangements
have been completed for the South At
lantic cross-country championship Ave
mile race Thanksgiving morning at the
West Park Recreation Center. A fine
course has been mapped out through
Wyman's Park and over the Roland
Park hills. The start and finish win be
at the West Park grounds.
Washington will be represented by q
strong team and is backing Bobby VIII
liams to carry OF the individual honors.
The burden Of unfolding the honor OF
the Monumental City falls on the shoul-
ders of the Cross Country Club athletes.
Since 1905, the year which John Hopkins
won the annual classic. the winged &C
athletes have suffered only one defeat.
Carroll Institute winning In January.
1914. This year Spike Webb has gathered
together one of the ciassiest squads OF
distancers that have ever represented
this city
In Rurnbough, Spar. Hiteshew. Schmen-
ner, Korpman. Paul. Ruth and Giazer
the local enthusiasts have a team they
are depending on TO retain the cham
pionship laurels won in Washington last
January.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
HARVARD PREPARES
FOR NAMING LEADER

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. z.-Harvard
came out OF its Yale game not only
with forty-one points, but also with
every man who engaged in the play in
first class physical condition
There was only one real injury. that to
wallace's head. but the regular center
rush was all right soon after the game.
Cowen hurt his leg, but not so badly
that he could not attend a dance after
the game. so the cost Of victory was
not at all great.
Percy Haughton already has turned
his thoughts to next year, when he again
will have to build up almost an entire
new team. He used twenty-three players
against Yale on Saturday. and fifteen OF
them will be graduated from college In
June. 1915 The losses will be severe.
rs they will include Mahsn. King. Wat
son. Wallace, Parson. Soucy. Gilman
and Cowen, Of the first team, and L
Curtis. r. Curtis. Weatherhead, Rollins.
McKinlock, Whitney and Doherty, sub
stitutes
OF the eight remaining players only
three-Harte. Dadmun and Boles-ars
regulars, although Taylor also should
be rated as such. This gives the team
three nnemen and q back to start next
season The other substitutes who will
be in college a year hence are Robinson
Coolidge, Horween and Harris
1t Is going to be task for the foot
ball men to choose a captain OF next
years senior class only Dadmun Is a
regular varsity player. and he entered
Harvard from Tufts College a little more
than a year ago, Harte and Boles both
are in the class OF is. Harvard has not
had captains for two years running since
the days OF Trafford and Dan Hurley.
but there Is a chance that an IS man
will be chosen in December and for two
years
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
ANNAPOLIS PICKS
BACKFIELD FOR ARMY

Annapolis, Nd. Nov. PAS the Navy
team leaves here Thursday for New York
where 1t will play against the Military
Academy on Saturday, but thr ae days re-
main for practice on the local grounds,
and II Is realized by every one that much
must be done by Head Coach Ingram and
his assistants.
Owing to the poor showing OF many of
those tried in the backfield early in the
season and injuries to others, the final
combination for the backfield has Just
been made and the players need practice
together. The set that will start the
game Is composed of Craig at quarter
Westphal and Davis at the halves and
Martin at full. Though each has done
good work. this combination has never
started a match together and It is feared
that they will lack cohesion.
Every effort will be made in the three
days to secure their harmonious action.
A still more serious fact Is that the line
this year has been pierced by almost
every opponent Notwithstanding the
gloomy outlook. the midshipmen profess
confidence in their team and are doing
their best by demonstrations and par
AIDES to cheer the players.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
NEW POLICY AT YALE
FOR NAMING LEADER

New Haven Conn, Nov. 22.-what Ia
believed here to forecast a sweeping
change In athletics at Yale, especially In
football, was the fail1re of the Yale foot
ball team that met Harvard Saturday to
select a captain after the game. as has
BEEN the custom for years.
1t was explained that II seemed ad-
visable this year to postpone this cleo
ton until after the excitement incidental
to the game had subsidized and the men
had had a chance to give serious thought
to the proposition. There are a good
many graduates who have felt for some
time that unwise selections of captains
have acted to Yale's disadvantage in the
past and that the new plan should be
tried this year to obyiate this II pos
sible.
Several other reasons have been ad-
vanced for this change Of custom. Be-
fore the Harvard-Yale game. the time
the matter OF q new captain generally Is
discussed among the players, there SEEM
ed to be no logical candidate for the
place, for among men who represented
the Blue yesterday Guernsey, Scovii.
Club and Jim Sheldon, Way. White. and
Captain Wilson Will be lost to next
years team by graduation in June. This
leaves no veteran Of the team eligible
for the position.
There has been some talk OF Bob Blng-
ham as the logical candidate for captain
next year. but Church. Black. Allen and
Van Nostrand have been mentioned too.
II would be a decided departure from
Yale tradition to elect Bingham, for ex-
ample. when he has been eligible to play
only month or less. There Is a de-
c!ded sentiment, however, in favor Of
his selection, as he has shown consid-
cradle executive ability. He was former
ly star prep school player at Exeter.
The matter Of selecting a football
coach for next season or for a succession
Of seasons has been discussed pretty
generally during the last month or so
and the consensus Of opinion seems to
be that the next football coach will be
chosen through the influence Of the Yale
athletic coVmittee, and when selected
he will have much more power than has
been given any coach OF recent years.
Numerous men have been mentioned
as likely candidates for the Job Of re-
organizing Yale football and becoming
permanent football coach. II Il Is decided
that a permanent coach Is the solution
Of the difficulty here. Stage, of Chicago,
and Williams, of Minnesota. have been
mentioned as Yale men OF wide enough
experience and practical football knowl-
edge for the job. but II is stated that
neither would be likely to wish TO I'M
dertake the proposition here even II the
place was offered.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
COLUMBIA CAN WIN
THAT 100000 PRIZE

New York, Nov. 22--The final foot
ball game of the season at Columbia
on Thursday afternoon is OF vital I'M
portance 10 tIs Blue and White eleven
Columbia m IJt beat Wesle~en 10 M'n
the 500 900 that the my sterious alumnus
offered to start a stadium IL the team
finished the season without defeat.
The Columbia players came out OF the
game with New York University in eX-
cellent condition Wesleyan, on the ether
hand. had a hard game with Trinity
last week
There are other important games
scheduled in New York this week. Ford
hams team, which came back" and
whipped the Indians on Saturday. will
tackle the Villa Nova eleven on Thurs
day.
New York University is up against
a real hard football proposition on
Thanksgiving Day. George Fosters Rut-
gers team will be at University Field.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23

Several years ago when Brickley
was at Everett High School. following
the footsteps of his famous brother.
Johnny Hallihan. coach. official and
critic of Boston. declared that George
was by far superior to Charley in
every department but drop-kicking.
and those who have seen him this sea-
son agree with Hallihan. One New
York critic declares that he Is the best
back in the East, barring none, and
that IL he had entered Harvard instead
of signing a contract with the Ath-
letics to play baseball, he would have
made the Crimson supporters forget
his renowned brother.
-
From Cleveland. Ohio. comes the word
that Charley Barrett. former University
School athletic star. now leading Cornell
on the gridiron. may go to Cleveland as
a member of Charley Somers' Indians
next June.
Pittsburgh and has kept him in mind.
or so before going into business and Foil
plans TO land him IL possible when Bar
rett graduates next June.
Cornell paid the penalty OF overconf-
dence when IL lost the intercollegiate
championship. Every man
on Monkeys team ran from thirty Sec
onds to a minute below his usual form.
The Ithacans had their greatest team In
years. but too much success brought
about the downfall Wonder II the foot
ball team will be affected the same way?
The oficial batting averages Of the Ma
tional League show Larry Doyle. Of the
Giants. to be the leading hitter with the
unusually small average OF 80. Fred
Luderus, the only Philly player TO hit
over 800 was second with .315. Tom Grif-
fifth. OF the Reds: Bill Hinchman. OF the
Pirates. and Jake Daubert, of Brooklyn.
were the only other players in the select
class.
Oregon Aggies. conquerors OF Michigan
Aggies. were defeated by the University
Of Oregon. The latter team was badly
beaten by Washington. so II is easy to
see that Brown is in for an exciting aft
ernoon on New Years Day. In playing
the Aggies. Syracuse Is meeting the fifth
place team of the Pacific Coast
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
''Y" TOSSERS ISSUE
A SWEEPING Def

The Y u. c. A. boys department
basketball team has been practicing in
the gym for the past two weeks and is
now ready to take on any OF the high
school. prep school. or other fast teams
in the District All of last years squad
has reported for practice with the ex-
ceptions of Gervich and Davis. and the
places left open by these men will be
filled from a number of capable men who
are trying out for the positions. Coach
Fuller is anxious to arrange a game in
the ~ gym every Friday night. as Fri
day is an open night at the ~" All
teams desiring to arrange for games ad-
dress n. b. Frost. manager, ninth floor,
Hibbs Building, Washington, d. c.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
NATIONALS PRACTICE
FOR MOHAWK GAME

Vic Gauzza's crack National Athletic
Club football team will practice tonight
IN preparation for the game Sunday
with the Mohawk Athletic Club at Vigil
ant Park The Nationals will meet at
the clubrooms and hold practice at the
Eround at Seventeenth and B street
northwest, and all members of the grid
IRON squad are requested to be pres
snt
The Mohawks will also hold practice
tor this contest tonight and have few
new formations which they will prac-
tice and which will be tried in the game
Sunday. against the Nationals. This
game is causing quite little talk among
the-fans of the independent game as the
winner will play the Vigilants on De-
rember Il for the District championship.
Although the Mohawks will be slightly
outweighed they will show the local
Eridiron fans a few new stunts in the
open game and are confident of handing
& trimming TO the Nationals.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
HELD TURKEY DAY

|. At go Thanksgiving morning q two
mile cross-country. run will be held IN
der the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A boys
department. Last year this was a closed
event. but this year II IS open to all
Washington amateurs under nineteen
years OF age. and it Is hoped that a
number OF the high school athletes will
be out for L.
Appropriate gold. silver and bronze
medals will be given to the three men
finishing first second and third. There
will also be an open one mile race for
boys who are under fifteen and who
weigh less than ITO pounds. All entries
must be turned in at the ~ by S
o'clock Wednesday night Entry blanks
may be obtained from Mr.. Fuller physi-
cal director, boys department, 1Ts2 q
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
HOWARD-HAMPTON
GAME THANKSGIVING

The annual championship football
game between Howard and Hampton
will be played at Hampton on Thanks
giving Day. For a number of years this
game has created great interest in foot
ball circles. The fact that this game will
be played on Hampton's gridiron will
not prevent the Howard Rabble and the
Washington football enthusiasts from
Witnessing the thrilling event.
This year Hampton is boastful of a
strong team and of its tiptop form. The
fact that adds force to this boast is
that they have not been scored on this
year. Howard has on the field one of
the best teams that she has ever de-
veIoped
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
ROLANDS HAVE TWO
HARD GAMES AHEAD

The Roland Club basketball team will
meet the fast Kendall School quint in the
Kendall Green gym tonight
The General Office team Of the r. R.
Y VI. c. A. will journey to the Rosedale
gym and hook up with the clubmen on
Wednesday. Both games should be fast
and hotly contested, as the teams are
about evenly matched in both cases.
There are still a few open dates on the
Roland schedule. Manager Bachscnmid
is anxious TO fill these, and would like to
hear from any teams at an early date.
Address Manager Bachschmid, 1G Fifth
street northeast
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
Exendne Re-engaged at Georgetown Racing and Bowling
10 BUN SPECIAL TRAIN

TIE local Alumni association Of
Maryland Agricultural College
win be In charge OF special
train on Thanksgiving Nay to
Baltimore for the Anal game In
the Maryland State ehampienship
between the ~AgEfes' and the
johns Hopkins team at Home
wood field. The train win leave
Union station Mt 12iIs and all
Washington followers of the
aAgEies' are invited to accom-
pany the alumni.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
Haughton's System
Is Up-to-date Football
Crimson Coach, Greatest Of
Football Mentors, Has Kept
Yale from Crossing Goal
Line Since 1908.

Man yorL NJ, % oo-,,, tI.,1hto,
hss rsdncna 80 $500. : 49,, - =.
terestine hundreds Of Harvard students
IN Sooth.n a. th.t an yar.ttv ,o.tsr,sI
vision. There vere nearly soo ont for
football M Harvard mi. wear hundred,
more than any other coach m me coun-
trv had 10 work WITH TbIs ROUNDING nm
of ali possibla 9ridtror, candidates Is the
foundation OF the Haurhton eoachine
systenn. n sy.tem that.a been "a efficient
and poverfuI that Yale h.sn', Crossed
the Crimson's goal line since 1908 when
Percy Hauehton drst took charge on
Harvard's football afYairs.
VI 80. -. a..
n, ~. Usnshton .,aar aI,o ,a'i
~. 40 pes.s.s 1870 ,na.t.u
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heenoos csine cary IN the Ioo.oan sea
son- Aoout ~ s'uuenus presenter theln-
~, 10, praeee AT une shen MANY
oener coheses are JUST Desinning 70 pre-
p pst LOT inc eampasn' Ihese ooss are
ueo n soups. eaon one Win Us o"h
IN Siis way e'ery
81, NO one Is oVer'ookeo- hore
IMAM naLi 'he squau lais 70 SURVIVE tne
iiIS' lev uS, OUT al .he same tiine
!, any youth WIN ekcepeionai aoiiity QUICK
~ - nnos nirnselt IN the varsity group.
men r ms reaI sork oesins.
fercy hausntoh Is nara oriimaster.
ms woro Is nnai. ne won Tolerate any
..siI' ~
Inns SEASON iorn hh"nsht. Dig mar
pack VINO was sure OF place on the
team, oe'eiopeo some IDEAS OF MS own
JUST now MS position should De played
ne Iieo 10 argue with the head coach
Finally HauSnton said 10 the onending
payer: ioung ieiioW' Harvard mad FOOT
Jail Teams oeiore you came and smell
nave them Wnen you leave. Obey my or
room
Eh"rleht arter this reprimand Kept MS
'oees 70 nlinsen.
hauEntoh mas corps OF assistants all
careIuIy PICKED. VINO DO the actual
coaching. he Is more Ike a MANAGING
olrector. VINO surveys the enure situation.
sussesung ehanse mere or perhaps dif-
terent methoos somewhere else.
mar sru Teams OF iate years nave
won oy using MASKED plays. Brute
strength and Drawn nave been over
come oy oecepuon' tne result OF
lmsglnauon. iaie was over
"neimeo saturday because the Blue play
ere seiuom knew Where the oall was Inc
buiaos was Wlihns enough 10 scrap put
the haughton orano OF strategy Simply
her s'rensth. one can't sue
cess,uly hsh' an unseen enemy ana
mats what Harvard ATTACK really
mounts 20. win us naning selection OF
loe-Ine-oah-plays' criss-crosses. delayed
passes rae runs and ielnts AZ the line.
inns Is une aStuaI operation on the
neiu' Out everything hao oeeh planned
IN advance oy the master director II
Is salo tnat haushIon maps out every
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
BILL KAY LEADS HITTERS.

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. 2.-Bill Kay
of Binghamton, carried on the bat
ting honors of the New York State
League during the 1915 season, &C
cording to the official averages an
nounced yesterday Kay set the pace
with a mark Of .37S Mcconnell. OF SYRIA
cuse, was the runner-up, his 80 winning
second place for him. Twenty playerI
who participated in more than ten games
had marks of 800 or better.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
SHAMROCKS BEATEN
BY TRUXTON TEAM

Football is a game full OF surprises and
uncertainty. as shown in the game yes
terday when the Truxton eleven sur
prised themselves as much as the Sham
of Il to o.
The splendid work OF the Truxton's for
wards was in evidence throughout the
contest Although his opponent In right
guard was changed several times, G.
Guiliani was a source of terror TO the
ground-gaining efforts OF the Shamrocks.
The lineup:
TpTTYTnNG po.;.s,-
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
New Wesleyan Cage Coach.

Middletown, Conn, Nov. 22.-Frederick
W. Trevithick. of Middletown, has been
appointed coach of the Wesleyan basket
ball team for the coming season. He
succeeds Charles Carlson. who has
coached for ten years. Trevithick played
on the Wesleyan team for three years a.
guard, and was graduated IN INA
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
HILLTOP JUNIORS
DEFEAT DUPONTS

Georgetown Junior Props added an
other to their string OF victories yes
terday when they defeated the Dupont
A. c. by IA to L. score. Failure of Jones,
who attempted goal-kicking for the
losers prevented tie. The feature of
the game were the long runs OF Larner
and Simpson for Dupont and Wise and
McAllister for the Props. Sinclair, of
the losers starred in defensive work. The
lineup:
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23
COLUMBIA ELEVEN
BEATEN BY PETWORTH
"a better t1Uenty"

The Petworth Cubs defeated the strong
Columbia A. C. yesterday "a to 0. The
game was well featured by long runs
around the ends by the Petworth backs
The playing of Martin at full back and
Of Willard at quarter back was good
The first touchdown came when Jones
made an end run and the second when
Junghans caught a forward pass be-
hind the goal Knox played a fine game
at left half, while Springmann was the
star on the defense. Iine-up:
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23

SubStitutions-Thompspn foC Beach. Touchdo~ns
--McAIistsr %. Simpson. PennybackeT. Goals
from touchdOwns-HaIIer CO. Goals Inissed-Jones
q. RefTee-Mr. Guny. Georgetovn. Umpire-
Mr.. o'Boyb. Georgetown. Head lnesman-Mr
Cohn. Time Of quzrters-lo minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-11-23

TOuchdowns-Jones JunShAns. Safety-Rrenkau-
Rsferee-Mr. Heltnan. Itch Cmpire-Mr. Nc
Kinney Columbia Head nneznan-Mr. Lewis.
Tech. Tine q periods-l2 minutes.
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