Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-11

/ rcction of Coach Ted Mitchell
/ Likely appearing candidates include
/ Oris and lie Cleque. middleweicht
I mttmen: Nawno, 1iS-pounder; Rie
4 ordi. flyweight: hi Camo. who weighs
/ - and Nick Russo. Bud Byrne
/ brother OF Battler Byrne, captain ~
/ last seasons team, and Tony Phelar
/ lightweight candidates.
( Thus far Manager Hap Conveich
has listed engagements with Me-,
I York University. at New York. AMI
Washington and Ice and Virginia
Military Institute. all former oppo
nentS, at Brookland. Out of.town
dates have been arranged with Army
/ William and Mary and Yale all as
whom also have had places before or
| the G. IT, schedule. Pennsylvania and
Fordham will be met for The firSi
time by the Cardinals, on the Brood.
land floor.
| Four veterans and u new men are
/ IN the squad trying for the George
/ town rifle team. 1t is the largeSt
| number of aspirants ever TO turn out
( for the sport a the Hilltop.
/ Seasoned shots at hand are: s. CoIe
man. manager; T. NJ. Cahill, captain
/ G. Milne and T. O'Donnell.
A Geographic match with Missis
( sinpi College of Agriculture and Min
4 ing next Saturday is the first on the
/ Blue and Grays list. Engagements
! for the first three months of 1928 have
/ been booked with West Virginia, Okla
! h0ma Agriculture and Mining, Uni.
versity OF Cincinnati. North Dakota
State College. Carnegie Tech. Massa.
1 chusetts Aggies. Penn State. Western
/ Maryland, University of Washington,
| Navy, Johns Hopkins, Maryland, Ford
/ ham and New Mexico Military. Sew
eral other matches are pending.
The Tower. Catholic University stu.
dent publication. has picked an all
District college foot bali team for the
past season from among Georgetown,
Gallaudet, American University.
George Washington and the Cardinal
eleVenS Five Georgetown men were
selected with four coming from Catho
lie University and two from George
Washington. The selections follow:
Long. Catholic University, and Perry
George Washington. ends; Carroll
and CordOyano, Georgetown. guards;
Dufour Catholic University, and
Mooney, Georgetown. tackles; Grigsby
/ Georgetown, center; Foley, Catholic
/ University. quarterback: Nork, George
town; Harvey, Catholic University, and
Stehman George Washington, com
piete the backfield.
| Mark Coles, former captain and star
/ swimmer of Brown University, is
coaching the. Catholic University mer-
men Mullen, McGrath and Sheehan
are leading candidates in the squad
/ Of twenty. Engagements have been
/ booked with Swathmore, Virginia,
/ Washington and Lee, Delaware and
/ a nd Of nfe
are pending. Jorge L. Cordova has
! been named manager to succeed Bob
/ Nicholson who is ineligible because of
| his postgraduate status.
/ A meet for the freshmen natators
! has been carded with Central High for
! December II and another has been
/ listed with Dewitt at a date to be set.
st. Johns, Tech. Business and East.
/ ern have been booked for basket ball
/ games by Catholic University Fresh
men who may also play Dewitt, Rem
| jamin Franklin University. American
/ University Freshmen. Western. Elmer
son Institute and George Washington
/ Freshmen. The work OF Nee, former
Central High star, a candidate for for
ward, has attracted special attention
as has that of Blumetti, another for
ward aspirant, and Jerry Mullaney
/ former star of La Sale High, Cumber
| land. Md.
Other candidates include: Kuhn,
Morriss, Coyne. Carmody, O'Brien and
Walt Walsh. centers; w. Reilly. Joe
Walsh. Mitchell. Quinn. Linskey, Pa
pilia. TrozZe. Bottelli, forwards, and
/ IIanley. Carroll. O'Connell, DeSopo,
| Fitzgerald. Martin. Blood. r. Reilly
Buckley. Raeder. DeMichele. O'ConnoF.
PraetOnis, Clark, Devin and Delvec
chic, guards. The F'rosh probably will
play their first game Wednesday night
III preliminary to the c. L. Varsity
/ University of Baltimore tilt.
John TOmaini played throughout the
season at end with GeorGetown's foot
bah team with a piece of metal in his
chest which caused MIN increasing
pain as the campaign progressed
Early in the Fall he noticed the pain
and finally. shortly before the George
town Boston College game it was dis
covered by surgeons that it was caused
by piece of metal which Tomaini evil
IDENTIFY had swallowed as a child. An
immediate operation was advised. but
the Blue and Gray Wingman said moth
ing about his trouble and finished the
campaign. He played in bang-up fash
ion all the Fall The matter was
| brought to the attention of Coach Lou
Little yesterday and Tomaini viii un-
dergo an immediate operation for the
removal of the wire which is pressing
his flesh