The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-09-22
CENTRAL BOY MAKES
| GOOD AT CAMBRIDGE
Gift Richards Is Holding Down
Tackle Position With Grim
son Varsity.
BY BRYAN MORSE.


Cliff Richards. former Central High
School captain. who played with the
Harvard freshman eleven last year and
was member of the crew. is making
good on the first eleven at Cambridge
this fall.
Richards reported with the squad
some time ago and has the recognition
OF Coach Leo Leary. In the scrim-
images Richards Is being played at right
tackle. and seems to have the call at
present.
Another washington boy expected to
mako good at college IL Eugene Och
scnreiter. last years captain of Tech.
ochsenreiter IL mentioned prominently
In the letters sent out from Penn State
telling of the prospects of the team
there this year.
Washington and Lee has no SLOUGH
Of q schedule this season. The Gener-
ala. coached by logger Elcock, the
former Dartmouth star. will engage the
Army, Rutgers. Navy. and Washington
and Jefferson.
me schedule follows:
September so-Randolph-M Macon. at
October Army. at West Point,
October M-Rutgers. at New Bruns-
wick N. j.
October a-Roanoke College. at Lex
October 2s-Georgia Tech. at Atlanta.
November 4-Navy. at Annapolis.
November n-Bucknell. at Lexington.
November 1S-Washington and Jener-
November 3o-North Carolina A. & NJ.
at Raleigh.
Georgetown beat the others to it yes
tsrday BY holding d the rs ExsSns sSS
John o'Reilly were in charge OF me
teams in action on the field. and the
elevens were allowed to go at each
other for a half hour. .,. ,s.
It will be several days yet before the
Blue and Gray team gets down to real
work. Several newcomers will have TO
be conditioned In the meantime morn
ing practice on the blackboard and az
mails with short scrimmages VIII make
up the program.
George washington had two full
yesterday. Coach Sullivan Is begin
ming to get results now that some bet
ter material is coming out. The open
Ing Of college will probably mean that
football squad.
Business as usual at MARYLAND State
College yesterday. Coach Byrd 10 put
though five places win need filling on
the Angles eleven this fall.
oriand Lightly, oeorsetown's full
weight. this season Leighty went up
over the 1s5-pound mark during the
spring. but has dropped fifteen pounds
since summer.
The turf at Georgetown has never
been in better condition than at present.
There 10 q wealth of fine grass which
viii make the falling easier than usual.
Manager Egan has everything ready for
q bang-up season which Georgetown is
expecting to enjoy.
All of the high schools are out now
working In earnest. Western has had
more than thirty in Coach farmers
Tech squad, while Business numbers
some twenty players.
oeorsetoyn Preps viii be out ,,, IS
top youngsters had O hne team last
season. and expect to have a large
squad this season.
Coach Hudson will be ready at st.
opens. ST. Adams will lose practical
~ whole team this rail-
The nrst injury of the season wa,
recorded on the Central squad recently
when Belknap was laid out with q
sprained ankle.
.scuppy" Farmer has few veterans
from last season. Captain Easter
Franklin, Snyder. Gurevich. Barnes
and Pfeiffer are the followers from
last season. Les Myers Is expected &c
Join the squad shortly. Easter, Snyder
and Pfeiffer are being used In thu
bacikneld at present. and are the three
letter men from last years team.
Coach c. r. Zavitz, of Friends. will
probaibly be unable to handle the bias
ketball team this fall, according Il
reports. Friends Is casting about fol
q coach Il Ii understood.
Cotton" Cissel. captain of the Cen
tral tennis team, survived the hrs
round In the District tennis champion
ships, but was forced to default or
account Of Hines In the second round.
The King brothers, Friends athletes
played doubles and singles In the tenni
tournament but were put out. The.
are playing in the consultations.
Bill McCaffery, who Is coaching East
ern this fall is a former Eastern star
back field man. He assisted at Easter
three years ago.
CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF