The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-05-19
DOBSON SEALS
TERP, c. U. T|EUP
IN C. FETE talk
BY KIRK MILLER

Athletic relationships between
Georgetown University and the
University Of Maryland were con-
sidered more closely cemented
than ever today, following the in
spring talk delivered at the &c"
dinner by the Terrapins' head
football coach, Frank M. Dobson,
at the Mayflower last night.
Dobson praised both George
town and Maryland for adhering
to the same athletic ideals and
eligibility code, making the daring
statement that no college worthy
of it's name has to depend for its
greatness on the success OF its
football, baseball, or any other
team.
Dobson urged that there be
more healthy rivalries in the field
of sport like that which exists be-
tween Georgetown and Maryland,
and he predicted that college foot
ball cannot endure under the cur
rent system, whereby the game
has gotten completely away from
the student and the campus,
where it belongs.
BASEBALL WARNING
A warning was issued by the
MARYLAND mentor to professional
baseball that it must not rob the
college diamond of its stars be-
fore they are ready to join fast
company.
professional baseball" said Dob
son, must follow the example Of
pro football, which keeps its hands
off college grid stars until after
they have had a chance to grad
uate."
Dobson urged strongly that col
leges employ former big league
players to coach their baseball
teams, the better to develop high
class teams and thereby keep in
terest in a sport that has not
thrived too well in colleges in re-
cent years.
FOOTBALL
Lawrence F. Hardy, captain; Anthony
Barabas. William l.. P. Burke, John o.
Cavadine, Myron Darmohray, James
Dooley, John Frank, Joseph Frank,
James Hill, Thomas Heating, Joseph r.
Mellendeck Elmer Moulin, Maurice Nee,
Robert R. Nolan. James P. sheeran. D.
Lewis Shuker. Albert Snyder. Glen
Stralka, Herbert Stadler, Alex Urbanski,
Charles Wychunas.
BASKETBALL
Michael Petroskey, captain: Harry
Bassin. Henry Bertrand, Francis DAILY,
John Frank, Mario Gregario, Edward
Kurtyka. Joseph Murphy. Thomas Nolan,
| John Schmitt
BASEBALL
Edmund Bodine, captain: Anthony Ba
rabas, Harry Basin, John Cavadine
Thomas Heating. Karl Nau, Thomas No
Ian, Michael Petroskey, James Sheeran
| Officers of the Yard-James E. Hickey
president; Paul Tierney, secretary; Johr
| Cavadine, treasurer.
Manager of Baseban-Harry T. Fla
herty.
Manager of Track-Joseph ]. Even.
Manager of Minor Sports-Jose2h Wat
son Lynch.
Manager of Intramural sports-Nich
| olas ]. lombard
Head Cheer Leader-Edward Sweeney
| Manager OF Basketoall-Henry Melvin
Among the distinguished guests
Rev Arthur A. O'Leary, president o
Georgetown; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Patrick
Mccormick. vice rector; Rev. David
| McCauley, 81, regent of School of Med
icine; Charles P. Light, secretary Alfah
Club; Col. Jesse C. Drain, U. S. A., pro
| fessor of military science and tactics
DR.. Thomas II. Healy. dean of George
town University School of Foreign Serv
ice; John Reilly. president of Varsit
| &c" Dinner Club and Clark Griffith
president Of Washington Club.
Rev. Vincent s. McDonough, ST., str
den, counselor; Joe Judge, coach o
baseball; James Mulligan, coach G
| track; Rev. Francis Z. Lucey, 81
regent, School of Law; DR.. Frank "
Ballou, Superintendent of Schools; Rev
John E. GTattan, Sd, dean of studies
College of Arts and Science, and d.
William N. Cogan, dean. School c
Dentistry.
Hon. Edward NJ. curran. Judge G
Police Court of D. c.; John L. HagertI
coach Of f8otball; John Fihelly, chail
man of the executive committee of tn
C. dinner Rev. John ]. KehOe, facult
director of athletics; II. Mason Welcl
general chairman of 1888 &c" dinner
n. Gabriel Murphy, graduate manage
OF athletics; Max Harrington, actin
athletic director. George Washingto
University; Fred Mesmer. baAketba
coach. and George P. Marshall, owns
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