The Washington times., 1915-12-30
By BRYAN MORSE.

Former Tech High School athletes
now at Michigan and Wisconsin have
been making good with a will at
the Western Universities. Maroon
and Gray athletes of a year or so
ago are finding favor with the West
ern coaches in football, baseball, and
track, and are beginning to loom mp
as varsity candidates this winter.
Elmer Hardell, captain of the Tech
track team of two. years ago,
is already in possession of
his class numerals for track
work. Hardell has been show
ing up well in the quarter, and will
be worked out with Robinson, the
famous Mercersburg wonder of two
years ago in the quarter. Carl Por-
ter, well remembered at Tech, and
also as a member of the Analostan
Boat Club, is trying his hand at pole
vaulting.
Robert Kohr, another Tech young
ster, has won his "R" and a place on
the reserve football team at Michigan,
and has taken the trip East with the
another Tech athlete who has not quite
made any of the teams, but has been
out for football. baseball, basketball,
and track. Felt, however. has landed
opera, earning commentator for his
athletic performances and the deter
mination to make himself heard in one
way or another.
At Wisconsin there are number of
Tech lads out for athletic honors.
Basil Mobley, Techs high jumper, is
improving rapidly, and Is expected to
make his letter this year. Robert Har-
dell. another Tech sprinter, is also
working out in track with successful
results. This is the first year for both
OF these youngsters. Percy Gibson,
captain of the Tech football team two
years back, is heaving the shot at Wis
consin' and Is expecting to go out for
the crew.
Chase Donaldson, captain of the West
ern High School track team of two
years ago, Is also at Wisconsin and has
gained high honors in studies besides
a place on his class team. Phil Pep
per- another Westerner, is at Wiscon-
sin. At Penn Noel White and Cupid"
Hahn expect to be regular members of
the Penn crew this year.
Mop SS9 Galloway, OF Central. Is out at
track team this winter. Galloway did
exceptionally well indoors last winter,
put had difficulty in making the rum
ming on the turf.
Business is confidently expecting to
roll UP a record score against Eastern
In Tuesdays meeting at the Arcade in
the nrst game to be resumed after the
holidays. The st, Adams Ave got away
with 40 to 10 score against Eastern
and Business figures 1t will be able to
at least double this count.
The StenograpfGrs como right back
a hard HeFlnAV ARatnRt
the Army and Navy Props. The Con-
necticut avenue lads appear consider
ably stronger this season than they
have for several years past and unless
all signs fail should be in the fight
for the title right up to the very end
OF the season. Miller, Gibney, Knud-
sen, ZerOe; Pawling Waters and Gti-
martin make fast combination which
employs the passing game to a marked
decree.
There is every indication that both
Brooke Brewer, and Robert Maxanl, the
st. Adams School sprinterS, will be
sent up to the Meadowbrooke Athletic
Club games in Philadelphia. Brewer
HSxxaPd Sre% G1ab F meSer eFai Jos
Loomis. Roy Morse, and enc or two
other cracks in the country. lie was
beaten by Meyer and LOOMS. getting
third place last winter.
Western has practically settled on a
combination for the year. Peine and s.
and Whelchel and Sergeant, guards. on
the second team Wight and LarneT are
the forwards Chamberlain, center, and
Jewett and Gardner, guards. q. Smith.
BirRe, Thompson, Davidson, Mack0ll,
and O'Brien are being held in reserve
for both teams.
st. Adams will be under n heavy
handicap when It meets Western to-
morrow a week. The Cathedral boys
have been gway for the holidays for
the past week, while Western has been
working out three or four times. The
st. Adams boys get back next Monday
night and viii havo but three days
practice before going into their contest.
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