The Washington times., 1916-12-27

WOULD DISCOVER WRINKLES
Sol Metzger May Succeed
Bankart At Colgate When
Latter Quits Job.
NY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

NY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.
Charles r. Cox, graduate manager
OF athletics at Georgetown. IL today
IN New York, where he will attend the
meeting OF graduate managers of all
tho colleges and universities in che
East. He left yesterday afternoon and
will return tonight Immediately toi-
lowing the meeting at the Hotel Mar.
Unique.
Cox has Journeyed TO the metropolis
in order to give Georgetown the bene.
TIT OF any new wrinkle discovered by
other colleges. He wants the Hilltop
pers to conduct their AFFAIRS Just as
every other college does, and believes
that no better way can be found than
to keep in touch with the others.
a committee composed OF Graduate
Manager Fender. of Dartmouth; Grad
uate Manager Pickering, OF Pennsyl-
vania, and Graduate Manager Moore,
OF Harvard, has called tho meeting.
Cox on the Job.
A meeting OF graduate managers
was held In Boston last May. Cox at
tended that In the hopes of learning
something for Georgetown. when an
invitation was rendered him to be
present tonight In New York. he was
s.ns ~ 81. .,rngsisd along IN
baseball, football and on the track TO
attain a place commemorate with It's
history In other lines" explained Cox
yesterday before rushing for his train.
Now ~ IL seeking to ally itself with
the best along the business side OF
athletics. That's why I'm going to
New York"
u.xI..r, s.us,s,..,
-,-, -
tntN Cox was appointed graoua'o
manager, Gaorgetown's business ar.
,arv.m.nt In athletics was OF the
.,,,. So. No .,..av nolicv
,,,.,I.,
was seen IN tue haho'hs o' a'"'os
In any branch. The appointment OF
Cox. however, saw speedy change
for the better ana GeorsetoWh p,'
came even more widely known IMAM
ever before. -,
Cox believes In worklns W'Ne
mcr he visit. alumni all over the
country. keeping them Informed Of
the workings OF their alma mater In
this way no 80 ~ .,,mni -,
n1',"s"r.h Ns,y work. BuffaIo. Hos.
,nn md poehes,er. NY. He lets the
.h,mni know that their aid IL reauir-
sIuinh, Nnom ,s nv
gu a"a
Attends All Meetings.
Until Cox began 10 work for George.
49,. IN. unix.r.itv on the hill
-. ..tao,, ,.nre.
"'fo's nv NeN g.
scented At the various meeunss o' '"e
football rules committee, but he has
made IL constant practice TO koep
abreast OF NJ na,a,,n hss
80 navy ,,i.nda for itself.
Arranging football and baseball
schedules these days Is largely bust
ness matter and the more friends a
university has. the better are It's
chances. Cox is keeping alive hts
many friendships by taking an IN
terest In all these meetings OF gradu'
ate managers OF football moguls,
knowing that Georgetown VIII derive
the benent.
Ns,.ssr For Colgate.
=. p.,,,.nt.
Sol Metzger' FORMER fehhsS'NA"'"
star end and now coach at wash
ington and Jefferson, is said to be
slated to replace Larry bankar' NJ
Colgate next year bahkar,
peetd 10 succeed f'ahA
h a. nractIeins attorney,
s,ns,n@ a, increasingly diffi.
,. 80 $500 hts work each season
80 ,ssLs M Hanover. Bank.
.,nI,ns 81 devoting ali his
80 ~ ,ssaIe husIness in Bos
~, nsr'nou,h alumni are work
,on' ou' 49, re- him coach the
nian. h.sInning next season.
90 c.,,...
Illinois has lost MAeomoe'' star
quarterback In the West this season
He has left college, and has entered
.,.,, ,.,I,h hts father nj Oak Park,
III H. 49, wi,i he fell by Illinois
s,iv nsSt yea FOR he was captain
,.hiavs, 80 one m the greatest
.i.var. s,ncs Eckersalrs DAYS
Eacamh.r n,ayed ON the champion-
NnUA aad .2ain in InIh