Evening journal., 1915-04-02

team. "Bib' holds down the shoristOp
berth for the diamond workers in fine
fashion. lie can hit field and run
bases with the best OF scholastic lads.
John Doe Doughorty. who gained
his basketball education at BrOwnsOn
Hall, played his first year with the
grey and gold, and bis al round work
was a brilliant feature. Doc as he
is Familiarity known. Is another plug
ger. When the going Is good, ne rs
always in il. Coach Mailoy has played
him al strictly defensive work. Last
year Doc managed and played with
the championship BrownsOn second
team He also played with the
Brownson FIRST team on Wednesday
night, taking the place Of the renoun-
cod Red Leo Walsh. against the All
Collogians. Although he was piited
against Jourdct the star and present
coach Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania five. Doc managed 10 toss
in two field goals, and the whistle
robbed him Of a third.
Little "Ain Doughcrty. considered
the best defensive man I'm Deldwaro's
high school circles. has the distinction
of having ouiplayod every man he
faced on The wooden path this season.
"Al" knows nothing but work when he
struts out on the floor He is all
over the floor, shooting passing.
jumping and generally holding tie up
per hand In the mix ups. This pep
perry lad. while but 16 years of age.
has the carmarks of a great star In
basketball circles He has just COM
pleted his first year as a cage artist.
and his work was remarkably and
nobly done "Al" also takes care OF
the back stopping on the Salosianum
baseball team.
"Bud" O'Neil. whom no better hand
Ter of the bali can be found IN this
vicinity. has starred for Brownson
League Teams. and various other anna
tcur clubs about town. He Is a very
good shot and they don't make 'cm
any faster than Bud when 10 comes
to taking The ball down the floor. lie
Is second year man and is z years
old He has played as running
| guard Doing the center jumping,
then shooting back TO a guard posi-
/ tion. Bud" also showed great work
at the fifteen foot mark. He held
down the initial sack for the schools
I bali club I'm fine style. and has the
/ makings of a great boy.
Bucky McGill Is TO years old. and
FIRST year man ana no doubt will be
a regular next season. Buckley par
I iicipatod in a number Of games taking
the place of some injured player, ol
being pushed into play in emergencies
He pul up a great game against Ia
Sale College. and Wilmington Con
ference Academy. "Mac" is expected
to make some OF the boys so for thei
regular herths next year as he rs ias
developing into a star. He has playe'
with several Brownson Library teams
and always puts up a good game.
Frank Kelleher was an able subsu
tuie player. He took part in bat few
games. but displayed class on eact
try. Frank is another promising lad
who bears watching. He is but II
years old and with a little more oX.
pcrience should prove a shining light
He played half In the Conierenc'
Academy game. taking the place o
Dougherty who was Injured. HIS worl
in this encounter was very commend
able. Kellohcr needs a few more
pounds In weight and he will be righ
TO mix matters with the best of th'
school boys. He is a fast ilOOr maj
and fairly good shot.
Three hotly contested games wCr
played with the Salcsianum Alumni
and the school team won two of th
three games The first game rdsulto
In a victory for the rs boys, by
80 TO n score. The second game wa
reversed by i6 to "A score. and tn
final game ended with a % TO /
count
For tho Alumni team Larry Rignc
the Brownson star. played some har
games. Dan Casey, Joe Greeley, MIX
Dineon and Francis Monaghan AIS
were In the lineup The Carney ne
gregatiOu had to go some TO win. hu
they went far enough.
Il is a fact that Coach Malioy df
veloped the Salesianum athletes int
the team that il is He has drille
them in the finer points of the gam
for two consecutive seasons. each yea
bringing out a winning team. Nal
10y was an all round man in athletl
sports at Mt ST. Mary's College q
Emmittsburr. Nd When he too
charge of the boys, he had but ON
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