The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-23
TWO FORMER TECH
BOYS MAKING GOOD
ON MICHIGAN TEAM
Langley and HardeII Get Recog-
milton for Track Work.
Other Scholastic Gossip.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Two Tech athletes, Nose" Langley
and Elmer Hardell, the latter captain
Of Techs track team two years ago.
have made good at the University of
Michigan and will receive their "A.
M A." this season. Hardell has been
running on the relay team all year
while Langley recently won a second
and third in the two-mile in two
meets.
Bob" Galloway. Centrars former
miller. has quit the track at Michigan
according to reports. Hardell and
Langley will hardly be selected to
represent Michigan in the inter-col-
legiates this year. but may stand q
chance next year II they continue to
improve.
Michigan men were more than fav-
orably impressed with the showing
Penn relay games last month. and
work.
Steve Rarreil. Michigan's coach
being boxed. up by Huntington, Mer-
cersburg and Exeter, runners That
Fellow has more speed than he knows
what to do with" said Farrell. who
thinks Brewer one Of the greatest
Out at Wisconsin Percy Gibson, a
former Tech football captain. and
Chase Donaldson. Westerns former
tations. Gibson will earn his letter
next year while Donaldson will proba-
ply get his letter this year, accord
Ing TO Coach Jones. of the Wisconsin
Today's high school games may be
called on on account OF wet grounds.
The contests scheduled at the Monu-
ment Lot grounds may be shifted to one
ortwo nelds tomorrow II arrangements
can be made. Western and Tech and
business and Central are due to play
Tomorrow Tech and Western are
scheduled to play In tennis. Five play
ers from each school will make up the
Team three singles and two doubles
matches being played.
Elections OF track captains for the
various high school teams will probably
be held during the next week. The track
season is practically closed with the
nigh school meet.
Willie Thoma A. Eastern's shortstop. is
play basketball in February, and i'm
mediately made good with the team.
He ntted into the Eastern combination
At short where he has more than held
up his end. Thomas is one of the
smallest players in the high schools,
but makes up in speed and quick think.
Ing what he lacks In weight and size.
There is great contrast between Tom
lin and Flaherty, OF Eastern, who are
the biggest players In the series.
Georgetown is scheduled to meet
Qailaudet at the Hilltop tomorrow,
while the Maryland Aggies will tackle
q. Johns College. at Annapolis. The
Blue and Gray has had a long layofr
since meeting Mt. st. Joseph's, but will
take trip to New York next week.
The high schools will probably be up
against stin proposition in football
next fall, as the Central stadium will
hardly be ready for use for the title
series. II was thought that the ground
would be ready for play but II has
been decided to let the turf get a good
start before trying TO play any games
Many athletes are getting ready to
choose their colleges for next year. Vir-
ginia will get several capable boys ac-
cording TO reports. Grayson, MackalI
and Peyton. of Western, are headed
toward Virginia,
Stewards Business College handed
Western a 4 to . defeat yesterday, with
Walter Cox, the former Central pitcher
In the box. Cox allowed three hits,
two OF which were OF the scratch va
riety. Davidson was touched up tor
seven safeties, and received poor sup
port.