The Washington times., 1916-06-14
MAY PICK MORAN AS
DIRECTOR FOR TERM
Catholic University Well Pleased
With Wo,x Of Athletic Head
and Coach.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Charles V. Moran, athletic director at
Catholic University and coach - the
baseball team. may be signed up for a
long term contract at Brook'and at tho
annual meeting OF the board Of COVER
nors to be held shortly. During the
past few years Moran has successfully
handled athletics at the university, and
has more than made good.
The former Georgetown snortsfop took
charge Of athletics at the Brookland
institution, and during the past two
lie University on the athletic map. That
he Is strongly Endorsed by he s:uden.
body and alumni association as well As
the board of governors, Is evidenced by
the boost received from pr. Patrick
Healy. president of the athletic asso.
Moran succeeded in obtaining the
services of Fred Nielsen for football last
fall. and 1t is expected that Nielsen will
be at c. U. next fall. For the first
Brookland the Catholic University
eleven came through with a brilliant
record.
N addition to Nelson. Moran obtained
the services OF Fred Rice for asketball.
The Brooklanders have been a potent
facior in basketball circles In this sec
ton of the country. and have not only
wun the South Atlantic title. bu' have
always been strong contenders. j. V.
Muliigan's success as track coach at G.
U. has been pronounced. while Moran's
personal efforts as coach Of the base
ba teams have been rewarded nv the
general excellence of teams. Catholic
University can make no mistake In
siG1ing Moran TO long term.
Charles J. Marshall. first baseman
for two years. and the teams leading
hitter at Gallaudet, will be captain OF
the team next year. Marshall has gain
ed an enviable reputation at Gallaudct,
and Is expected to have successful
year.
Al Technical High School David Pfeif-
fer. center fielder. this season. was pick
ed to lead the Manual Trainers for nest
season. Pfeiffer has earned three let
tiers at Tech this season. He was q
member Of the championship football
team, playing center and receiving the
selection of center on the all-high team.
In addition he won his letter In bas-
ketball. and will be awarded @ letter
for baseball.
Sam Gottiieb. centrals star pitcher
hurled real no-run game yesterday
despite the fact that the score was
TO i. Gottlieb had gotten to the ninth
with two down. and. after Freeman had
hit safely and gotten around to third
on outs, Shewalter stood at the plate
with two strikes. Bailey dropped the
Shewalter unintentionally tapped the
ball far away from the plate toward
the grandstand. Freeman romped home
with Techs only, run. after which
Shewalter grounded out. Umpire Han
diboe failed to see Shewalter hit tht
ball, which had dropped in front OIL
Bailey. directly behind the plate. Tc
a majority OF spectators the play looked
like a passed ball.
| There is no greater pleasure for Cen
tralites than a victory over Tech, ant
Sam Gottlieb and company, who hoppec
on to DENLY Hird for eleven safeties
are today celebrating their win. Cen
trail is pulling for Western to defea
Eastern. believing that in come bach
performance Eastern can be defeated, -
10 Hird had a bad day yesterday. In
passing four batters and cutting loos'
with three wild pitches, the Tech hurle
| showed inability TO deliver the goods
CentraPs pitcher was much too clever
for Techs batters. who were forced L
fan seven times and subsist on five scat
| tered hits.