The Washington herald., 1922-12-11

siHliaT institutions, EDtr
Dame. for instance. Knute Rocsr ,
has an all-the-year-round positior
Frank cavanaugh is at Boston Co.
lege. Frank Gargan is at Ford.
ham.
The athletic council is compeSc
OF faculty members DIR. John sh,
grue. Fred Stohlman. and vtncer
5. McDonough. S. J.: alumni ufen
bers Hugh Fegan. assistant des
of the law school: DIR. ]. ]. NJ.
Carthy and John Saul: and studer
members Robert c. Mccain, Ffar
els Morony and Carl werts.
NO OTHER CONSIDERED
According TO the action of-tF
'oard at yesterdays meeting Exc,
dine was Offered the position; n
director of football and coach. \
other candidate was considere,'
should Exendine find his las
practice in Oklahoma more n,
sistent than his football 100 he,
the athletic council will take up; N
question OF a coach. In the eye.
that Exendine refuses the NOS
tion the board will have 10. se.
his successor.
The athletic council has tender,
I.Sendtne the position. IL is Hl,el
that he Pill also have duties teacl
ing law between times of footba
IN The fall and spring practice.
hCep'S the job.
Exendinc has made no decisio,
ast nlgh. he sad that until. n
learned the details of the pos;tio
ana the offer OF the council 4
wouIo oe unable to decide upon n
First and foremost I am a FOO
nai, coach. said Exendine. L hav
BW practice in Oklahoma.
which demands my Tim
Tween the cad and the start a
he football season.
Until I know just wbs, ,ha -
Ter of the position as diracfos
Football is I shall be unable ~ idt,
cuss what i am going TO do N,
morrow afternoon I am goin
tne hiltop and come to an undo.
sanding. have NOT ,opss5s-
the position at all
ASSUMED HE'D RETURN
Not word has been said to mn.
ABOUT not coming back next se,so,,
l nave been under the irnpresySio,
that i would return, having po,,,
INTO the details OF the men who ar,
expected back for next years eleve,
anu the prospects from the fy,sst
man team.
Ihe new ruling is a surprise =.
me. and until I saw the chang. a
poilcy IN the papers I was updo
the impression that things woul,
oe as IN the past I was moi -.xke,
10 the meeting, but will coma .,
some understanding Monday ahou
what Is TO be done for next s..
son. Until then shall be una m
TO make a decision"
OF general interest in the nnatte
OF football was the assertion AT m
Hilltop that no one but Exenr,in,
has been thought of. II is renc,-te.
that Dan O'Connor would profa ~,
return. although il Is known -Tha
lO'Connor. who IL a contractor 4,
Boston. Is helping out at a persona
sacrifice.
IL appears. therefore, that IN
matter is entirely up to Exeusiin
10 decide whether he will n
Georgetown's football coach / 10
next season. -
IN the matter OF a football scanef
uie for the next year, Georgetovr
again making offers to many a
the reading universities in the cour
Try: IL Is practically certain tha
Lafeyette will not play here enhe
on Thanksgiving Day or after tina
date In a post-season engagement.
NOT TO COME HERE.
II the Hnltoppers can get on. IN
Lafayette schedule they will do. 81
but II viii be before Thanksgi,inl
Dav ana before the Eastonisn n
tackle Lehigh.
The 1928 football schedule Is er
tirely up In the air The usual nun
Der or football kilograms will ne sen
out shortly by Al Exendine n n
accepts the job as director OF foo
ball. 1t is assumed that the entir
business Of football will be put o.
Exendine's shoulders should he a.
sumo the newly created role
Football letters were awarded I
capt Comstock, Flavin. Werts, kef
yon. Mailey. Lowe. Dufour. Adam,
Byrne. Sheehan. Thompson. Flo
ence. King. Sullivan Smell. Butiel
Goggin and Manage Coniff.
| The basket hall schedule will proi
ably run to the usual thirteen a
fourteen engagements annOunf
4 YESTERDAY. With but nine --on'
, there are five or six more 20 h
! recorded when arrangements
completed.