Evening star., 1921-12-31

Y OF Maryland, Washington and Lee,
ma, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Alabama
had official Representatives
egiate Athletic Association, and Vir-
| Neither Dr. W. A. lambeth nor Dr.
| Albert Lefcvre of Virginia was pres
ent and the absence of both was cSpe-
| cially noticeable rs they have been
| outstanding figures at such confer
ences for years. Bob Williams. former
! coach and now a prominent lawyer
| of Roan"ke. was Firginia's unofficial
| representative. Forest Fletcher.
| physical director ard track coach At
| Washington and Lee. represented that
| university. as did Bill Eaftory. foot
! ball coach. DR.. Magguu, chairman
| OF the faculty committee on athletics
| at North Carolina. and i|ill FctZer
| foot ball coach, were on the job. IA
/ vas Prof Thomas Nelson, facllty
chairman at the North Carolina ate.
| Georgia had three r. Nresentaiives
| present, DR.. Gor4on, Prof Sanford.
1acuity manager Of athletics. and
Coach Stcgeman Of the font bail squad,
/ upholdinS its end Of All questions.
| W. A. Alexander foot ball coach ~
| Georgia Tech, was present. as WAS
! Mike Donahue Of Aiabaurf Poly. Dan
| McGuriH. Nanlcrhi.l's coach. aud Dr.
| Brown. EanderbiIl'S faculty chairman
! OF athletics. represented that institu-
| tion and Coach Fuller Wa- present
/ from Tulane. Ray Van Crran repre-
! Sented HOPKINS. FraJ:n Washington
! were Charley Mora! Hru Prof Nc
! cavanau=h Of Ca1huir University.
I Jackie Ma aloncy ana Coach ENcudlue
! of Georgetown. ana Bryan Morse uf
George Washington.
1t is reported that he entire faculty
/ committee on athletics 1T Virginia
/ has resigned Whether or not this
presages changes in the management
! of athletics at virginia is NOT known,
| but certainly indicates that there is
much more foundation to the rumoTs
| recently cnlauatiur from CIariottes-
| Vile than has been generally thought.
| The situation at Charlottesville is
such that some kind Of q roorgan-
/ ization Of the committees in control
of athletics is in prospect.
In discussing the shift play at the
! meeting of the coaches association
| here Tuesday night. Il rather dry re-
mark interjectrd by Coach Eockne
Of Notre Dame completely upset =
| rather lmpass. on"d address by FoS-
| ter Sanford against that form OF
! play. EoCin" got To- his feet and
asked permission ia address a qucS-
tion to the speaker. This was the
! query:
Mr.. Chairman. l would like tn ask
whether or not we wh" Use the shift
play are expected TO design that play
to satisfy the officials or the oppos-
ing coaches There's quite q differ
! ence, you know.
This same R"ckne. who gained
fame last fall as tn" master mind be-
! hind NOtrt Danes great team. is in
/ tercsting in more ways than one. He
told story about Il certain western
conference track coach which in
volved that mentors idea OF pSyChnl-
oey, which the person in question
stated as follows:
Il have added a foot and nine
inches to my pole" TauiterS record
this year by figuring ou his pSychol-
ogy. l SIMPLY painted the bottom
! half of the standards whit. and tht.
top half dark. lie did not think a..
was having to jump 50 high and
consequently jumped much higher
than he actually could
Another story that was told by
Coach Alexander of Georgia Tech had
to do with a bit OF sarcastic comment
between an incenstd coach and the
referee during Il game The coach
rushed on the field and yelled at the
official:
Mr. -, how long have yol
been refereeing?"
| About twenty years, Mr..
was the reply.
Il wouldn't believe it possible" was
the jerked out comeback Of 1he
coach.
III - NOW long GId You say
you have been coaching" said Tho
referee.
Nearly thirty years" was the
proud reply.
My, my" grieved the referee.
pointing to the coach's tean. ..and Ia
| nave that as the result"
| The coach's team in question WIS
whipped that day, IS to IA.
"Monk" Younger, assistant foot han
Y Il
| tute, HaS picked an all-SOuth Atlantic
eleven for the last season without
mentioning, any Georgetown player
"hether or not Younger left out of
| consideration GEORGETOWN because ir
played practically no game in the sec
| ton is not known. but II is difficult 10
understand how he could have failed
TO mention at least two or three
rea son.
Georgetown seems to be in a rather
unfortunate position. 1t appears to
nave become too good for the south
Atlantlc section, not good enough fn,-
me Whole eastern section, and is So
situated geographically that it will
never receive its just due when al
southern elevens are being selected
| 1ounger'S selection:
Left end-NIichie. Virginia.
Left tackle-MOOre tcaptl Wash
ingtOn and Lee.
Left Euard-TiIson. Virginia Tech.
Center-Iiankins. Virginia,
Right euard-HalI. VfrSiniu.
RiSht tackle - Summers, Virgins
| Military Institute.
Right end-Homewood. North Cara
| lima State.
rterbnck-Brewer. University of
Maryland.
Left administration. Virginia T..,.I.
Right haifback johnson, Nor,
Carolina.
fuhback-Hess, Virginia Tech.