Evening star., 1916-05-28
BY a. c. BYRD.

T. T. Sullivan, former halfback at
Colgate University. has been appoint
ed to coach the George Washington
University foot ball team next fall.
Sullivan played at Colgate in 1912 and
1913, and did some splendid work each
year. He will come here early In
September to take charge of the
Hatchetites, from which time he will
be in complete control of their grid
iron squad.
Sullivan will not take charge OF the
local university squad without previ-
Gus coaching experience. For two sea-
sons he was an assistant at Colgate
under Larry Bankhart. and a year ago
coached the Compton College team in
southern California, turning out an ex-
ceptionally good eleven. Sullivan has
had sufficient experience to warrant
the belief by the Hatchetite authorities
that they have procured the services
of an exceptionally good man. Donald
McKnew, manager of the eleven, said
yesterday:
II think that Sullivan will make good
here. He realizes the dimcult1es at
tendant upon bringing back at George
washington the 8rlQlron spoT1 oue Ais
confidence, despite that. is very re-
assuring. Both Graduate Manager
Baer and I feel that we have done well
in securing such man. When suii-
van was here last week going over the
field with us he impressed Graduate
Manager Baer particularly with his
personality, and convinced US that he
would make a splendid leader. FER
sonally, 1 believe that George WASH,
ington will be successful next fall
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The Maryland Agricultural College
tennis team won the last match OF its
schedule yesterday, defeating Cathofc
Tbe TheVTas match in E which simpson Of C. U.
won from Ford of M. A. c. In the
singles was exceptionally good being
the best of the four. The score:
Singles. Amigo. M A: s,nen,on C.; defeatHo e 41
defeated Ford. NJ. A. C., s-s, 81;
g 60. 3-6, 6-3. and Shumate.
M. A. C.. defeated Mcconville. c. IT,
Doubles. Amigo and Buell.. M. A. C.,
defeated Joyce and Simpson. c. u.
Ga, Is, IS. and Ford and Shumate;
M. A. c., defeated Mcconville and
OConnor, C. u, 60, 7-o.
Brooke Brewer. star sprinter OF the
st. Adams School, will spend his sum
mer at Camp Greenbrier, an outooor
school in West Virginia. Brewer IN
tends to make up some lttle osch n. H,ii1
have no trouble entering college next
fall. Brewer probably will go 70 the
University of Chicago to run In sne
interscholastic meet, to be heid unoeI
the auspices Of that institution, and
from there make the trip to the sum.
mer camp for a stay Of seven or eisne
weeks. Brewer has been through a
rather hard season OF training SihSo
last September and the rest VIII ~"
him lot of good
The pitching of Davidson of st. Al
bans was mainly responsible LOT .ne
latin school in Baltimore YESTERDAY;
The score was to 2. Davidson allowed
but two hits and famed fifteen. His
work is all the more creditable, too, Wnen
it is considered that he is In reahty a
catcher and is being used in the box by
Coach Green only because there are no
capable men in that department at tne
Episcopal institution. II DAVIDSON con
tipues to work in that way, though, he
uili .uTIe =. able to break into college base
bali as either a pitcher or catcher.
Rasmussen pitched much better than
usual for Gallaudet in the game played
by that college against the siTe hiaEI tan
down to a minimum of hits and won his
game by 8 to 2.
Two pitchers did some remarkable hurl-
ing for their teams in the amateur leagues
Yesterday. Payne Of the Columbtas
starred against the Gibraltars In the
Rosedale organization. and Frazier's
slabbing was the most brilliant spot in
the one-sided victory of Steel Plant over
Drtllery in the Potomac circuit. Payne
let down the Gibraltars with two hits and
famed nine in five innings. His club won
by to 3, the result being largely due to
his effectiveness. Frazier famed fifteen
Of the Drillery players and only twice
were they able to connect safely with
his delivery. Steel Plant won game
which went the full distance by IA to 2.
Tom Peyton's return to the lineup Of
the Western team will aid it consider
Q bly,, his ability to hit being a big factor
at any time. Peyton IL one Of the most
consistent stickers In scholastic circles
and his presence In the Red and White
lineup will mean q great deal stronger
offensive. II Peyton's ankle does not
bother him again his presence may mean
that the Georgetown boys will capture
championship honors. Western has q