The Washington times., 1916-12-30
Eddie on Varsity Five, Henry
Stars at Tennis, and Jimmy
Plays Football.
coRTsz WOULD STAY HERE
0riHmen viii Play Cincinnati
Reds Spring Series In
Three Cities.
ny LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

ny LOUIS A. BOUCHER.
Three brothers are doing their best
10 keep Georgetown In the limelight.
They are the o'Boyies, from Pitts
ton. Pa.
Eddie o'Boyie is the Oldest OF the
trio. He In now In the law school,
having graduated from the academic
branch. He 10 q member OF the var.
sity basketball team, and 10 a sterling
tennis player.
Henry b. o'Boyie IL today a fnalIst
in the national indoor Junior tennis
championships. being played in New
York. He II the second OF the broth.
ers ana IN In the college department
OF Georgetown.
Jimmy o'Boyie. the youngest OF the
trio, 10 q freshman and q member OF
the varsity football squad.
All Bis Fellows.
The o'Boyies are all big fellows.
tipping the scales around 1876 pounds.
Henry played football at Georgetown
IN 1915 and was about TO make for
himeslf a place In the varsity back.
field whom he was injured In scrim.
mage and dropped out OF tho game.
This past season he did not play, de.
voting all his time TO tennis. He II
the Georgetown champion.
Jimmy, n husky lad, reported last
september to Coach Exendine after
starring IN high school. He early
demonstrated his kicking ability, be-
Ing the best punter on the squad. He
IL also a good dropkicker. Jimmy
Mayed In several OF Georgetown big
ucst games, substituting for Moouade.
IL will be Georgetown vs.. Fordham
today whom Henry o'Boyle tackles
Elliott H. Binzen IN the nnsfs OF tho
junior tennis championships. Binzen,
former champion schoolboy tennis
player OF Brooklyn. 10 q student at
Fordham-
Their Thirs meeting.
Today's meeting 10 the third for
Henry o'Boyie and Binxen. when the
Blue and Gray visited Fordham last
season. o'Boyis defeated his Fordham
oppousnt. but when tho Maroon came
90 the Hilltop. the tables were re-
versed.
o'Boyle 10 now playing for the last
time In the Junior division of the ten
mis- championships. He will be TWEEN.
~ years old In April and will then be
Ineligible for the juniors.
The Georgetown star has impressed
all spectators by his speed and az.
sressiveness. In defeating II. l.. Bow.
man, ". Y. A. c.. yesterday. o'Boyle
showed an adaptabiiity that augurs
we'll for his tennis future. Finding
Bowman's drives too speedy. o'Boyle
changed his style and charged for the
not as often as possible. His game at
the barrier was excellent.
Csstes weuid Rsnsia.
Andy cortex. the Brooklyn light.
weight. woud like TO remain In Wash
snston for . few weeks, and he may
do so. n he can make arrangements
for another bout at the Ardmore club
within two weeks after New Year.
II like Washington very much"
says the little boxer. who IL one OF
the auietest performers ever seen In
this section. "I'd like nothing better
than to spend couple OF weeks
here"
Cortex 10 married and father OF a
bouncing boy. He says he misses his
family whenever he leaves his home
In Brooklyn and, II he remains here,
he may bring his wife and boy to the
Capital
wni Play Reds.
The Griffmen will make an early
getaway from Augusta, Ga, next
spring 10 engage In a series OF games
with tho Cincinnati Reds before open.
ing their home exhibition series with
Georgetown. II IL doubtful II the reg.
ulars will remain In training quarters
more than three weeks. The pitchers
and catehers will report . week cart.
Ter.
Manager Griffith has scheduled a
game with the Reds for March ~ at
cairo. Ill. The next two days will see
these same teams In action at Louis.
Vile, Ky. On March ~ and April
and 2 the Griffmen will be In cincin.
natl, battling Christy Mathewson's
hopefuls.
From Cincinnati the Griffs will
come to open a short exhibition series
before tackling an American league
opponent, probably the worlds champ
ions, in the first contest OF the 1917
campaign.
PAiIiis. Are COMING.
The Phillies will again be seen at
Florida avenue, playing on April o.
and 0. The pills always have put up
good exhibitions here. using their
first string men for every position.
The Griffs will play Georgetown
Tuesday, April 3. Only seven contests
will be booked for Florida avenue,
half as many as the spring schedules
OF the past have carried. The differ
ence will be made up between the time
the squad leaves Augusta and arrives
here.
aRITTON GETS BOUT