The Washington times., 1915-09-23
ST. ALbANS ELEVEN
BOOKS BATTLES FOR
BAIT|MORESCHOOLS
Durham, Marston, st. James,
and Gilman Prep Schools
Found on Schedule,
BY BRYAN MORSE,

St. Albans, with few veterans on
hand, is arranging a schedule which
will try conclusions with no less
than four Baltimore institutions.
The Cathedral players are booked
to stack up against St. James
School, newcomer on the schedule,
Marston's, Dunham's Latin School,
and Gilman.
In addition to these games, the
st. Albans eleven will probably play
Eastern, Western, Army and Navy
Prep, and one other institution. The
dates will be given out toward the
end of the week. Last year the
eleven had an unusually successful
season, and succeeded in making
schoolboy scoring record of 11s
points against 0 in game with
fredericksburg High School. In
another game, that with Dunhams,
St. Albans scored "a points.
The eleven loses many of its stars OF
last season. the most noticeable absence
being that of Tiny" Holmes. Holmes
is out in a small college in Iowa. ac-
cordinE to reports. Peyton March is
King" Hollyday. a lineman. has ma
circulated at VI. A. c., Fats" Carey.
another lineman. has departed. Billy
Northrup. at quarter is among the
missing while Van Sternberg and Marty
are not returning this fall.
Coach George Green arrived from the
West Yesterday and took hold of the
candidates. A whole line will have to
be rebuilt with the exception Of Eric
guard Of last years eleven. Brooke
Brewer will probably be out today, as
Will Worth Daniels and Gray Stubbs.
ends OF last wears team; Q, Kelley and
NJ. Kelley. Mearns, and Trapier, subs
from last year.
or the new men Ben Potter Jack"
Johnson, Wilson Camp. Ray Wallace.
and Phil Berry look promising. More
candidates are expected out today when
the school gets going in earnest.
Football is not moving as smoothly at
Tech az was expected. Many Of the
candidates for the team have been nm
der the impression that football under
Coach Hart was matter of an after
noon OF easy recreation. The warm
weather Of last week took the steam
out of a number of PLAYERS
Central. too. found the going rather
hard the first week of practice. Hot
afternoons and hard work found the
Blue and White candidates strenucusiy
boiling out under Captain Ochstadt.
with the result that many OF them are
tagging in spirits.
Twenty holdovers from last years
squad will be augmented by q score of
new BOYS at Western today. The young
sters and their weights are as follows:
Delashmutt. 49,: Simpson. ~; White.
or1f
100: Hume. 14a Graves. lis; Leary. H5:
Hridget lt5; Tyler 100: Spencer. lSl;
Pepper. la0: Mason, 1N; Cahill 40; Her
rom l4S: Myers, lG5; Marston. l35: Little
sales. l"o: Sturdevant, 1885, Halba elk. I95:
Giesking. l30 Thompson. l5s; Rcaic, ,e5
Billy Martin and Harry Kelley at
Georgetown are working out daily with
the Props. II anything can be done with
the Hilltop team Martin and Kelley are
sure to make a go of 1t. In addition
John OReilly has direct charge Of the
youngsters.
The Props are expected to make bid
FOR the prep school title against Army
and Navy Prep and Gonzaga this sea-
eon; These games will be well worth
seeing. as the teams fought It out In
baseball and basketball last year.
There are number Of Western ath-
letes at Virginia this year Palmer
Stearns. captain of the baseball team
iast year. and Randolph Harmon an
end on the football team. are room,ne
together. Thomas Durant another foot.
ball player. is at Charlottesville
Peyton March. who played hasketball
football and baseball at St. Adams Ia st
year. has gone up to LAFAYETTE thi,
fall. Hill. of Central. n member ~ the
relay team. Is slated for Penn. IRONS
Howard. Of Western. Is headed for Le-
high. The Hardell BOYS from Tech are
going to Michigan. Rooney. the Tech
center is expected out at Catholic Tni.
versity. Supplee. Techs big tackle Of
last year, is said to he on his way for
the Tech quarter ''