• 38 svoßTsr the KVKXTKfi ST'VR. TTA'STTTyfITO'fT. TV. T. FT? THAT. PKCEMBKR 23. 1027. SPORTS/ Meehan MayBe Highest Paid Grid Coach: Chances ofl92BArmy-NavyGameSlim 350,000 PLAYING PROMINENT ROLES ON COURT FOR GEORGE WASHINGTON SCHOOLS UNLIKELY SWINBURNE MAY COACH REPORTED TRACK TEAM AT DEVITT
TO GET TOGETHER SWINBCR.V, former fjuarter wh»n if had Its passing tnrr.» SALARY University proved costly p-j». AS 3-YEAR crack Georgetown going best to the runner, may conch Devitt pi*-. A side from Cappeili, Bushor.g Action by Department Heads School's track squad the com- showed woII for Eastern with If True. Situation at N. Y. U EDDIKing campaign. George Mar- f'sipt. Bussink and Farrell showdrg sters, who has been tutoring the West weii for Gonziif*. or Congress Now Appear Knd schoolboys, has announced that May Add to Things That he will not is- able to continue *h» Gold Modal** were awarded rr.eo y+. % work Ibis season. tit the Rockville High School ¦¦<>, c . r Only team won ehampior*r Game. as Hopes. Candidate* for Devitt'* team will which the j> of Have Hurt Md., • j begin training shortly after the holt- Montgomery County, during at a baronet ; days. Prospects for another success- past season at the school. December 23.—Tt Is ful are rosy. Dick Garrett. The rnedal« presented by tr» BY PKKRY. i season ground J>-ngti» I.WVRKNTK generally believed here that the ! 100, 220 and 410 yard speedster, is the AlhWio of Mar* ard, *«•»• following: nlrga YORK. December 23 —lt chances of the foot hall teams, . lone imfmrtant member of last wont to tho Norma », the reported fact that Chid ANNAPOLIS,of the Naval and Military Acad- j son's crack mile relay team, Devitt.** Jones, Fisher, Sabina, Ander*. I .Vloon*y, Irieailr, W. Median has signed a eonirad ernles meeting next year grows \ j pride, to he lost, lie is now attending F. Moo.* with New York Universit} less as the time passes without definite i j Duke University. Kirk Hopper. | Candy. Steinburg, I.ake and .-*» . NEWwhich involves the sum of #SO. action on the part the heads of the Mickey Harris and Teevens are of | 000 for three years of coaching may two branches of the service. !nu mbers of the combination again * be read the significance of foot hal of official* i* regarded i 1 at. hand and several promising as.-t PALACE FIVE to institution which hitli Intervention | pirn fits will strive to land the SEEKS prrestige an as more likely lo bring the officials of * erto had not enjoyed it the two schools together than any \j berth left vacant by Garrett. Th»se If the salary which Meehan is to re other method, though due considera- j include Tom .Mclntyre of Cur- HARPER OF CHICAGO reive is correctly reported, he stands tion undoubtedly would he given to J j tin High School. New York City; respect * Knott, as the all America coach with '— any action which Congress might take, j Francis Frank Bernard and , i intercollegi- K _^-I»*«im|^^ ;v ;BF 9L I,c-s Buckley, to pay. Throughout the ik So far as .the officials of the acad- jI Felix West. former Hoping atHl to a‘r*tng'h*r. »h» a try ate world and outside there will be emies themselves are concerned, there j| Western High athlete, may for relatively is a before it ia too lat*. the rriarag»r.r«nt lifting of ejebnows over this is undoubtedly a definite and unbridg- ,I the team. He also broad Jumper White, Washington • enormous stipend. It will be regarded able gap. Both base their stand on | | and hurdler of ability. Charlie of the American Lea* erstwhile Gonzaga athlete, is another as pointing to the toppling of the considerations which hardly admit of 1 j basket ball club today made an r®,r balance in favor of college athletics as a j who may prove contender for a place change of front. There seems to he a player trade to the C? against the essential work of an edu- no doubt that athletic relations will on the four. jof g, Devitt’* quartet for Center Harper, * cational institution. end unless there is prompt action by will strive this Win- ’ Bruins Mark i ter to gain permanent of Oolltge foot ball, what with the authority higher than that of the possession | promising youngster who a*and* * row, followed by the cuff offered In the annual r.th Princeton Harvard heads of the service schools. feet 4 inches and ia rap'd;” d*- •op -g ! Regiment gam-s in Baltimore to the the Army-Navy squabble, the ki-yiing At the same time, the Naval Acad- j Missouri Valley over j ‘-•choolboy f**an: wincing it three years into a brilliant tap-off rran out in the emy will he glad to act upon any sub- | *• £ in a row. Devitt now holds two '“gs Manager Ray Kennedy ;a charges of breaking non-scouting Br | Mjgsgft/ffr gestfon coming of I >{ die reactionary act from the head the on the trophy. Tech High has one and agreements. Harvard’s Navy Department. It is likely that ! j confer with John Ru***!!, Chicago with respect to this reform, and the ; Fork Union Military Academy ha< the Military Academy will take the one. manager, either by telephone nr West Point Syracuse trouble last year, same course toward the head of Sts have all combined to place foot ball in J. L. Cornwell, president of the • person before Bundar, and it is hoped service. Devitt Alumni Association, a light which should arouse grave j will out- • by the local club that thetdea] ran be * line plans for nr track meet of national fears for its future in the minds of Might Compromise. * put through In tirr.® to »t proportions to be staged under aus- the those who love the game. Contracts i change made for th® Wa*ihington-Ct*?. It Is probable that the Naval Acad- ; j pices of the association at Georgetown railing for $50,000 salaries to coaches compromise ! cago clash at the Arcadia emy will agree to a fair of University field this Spring, at a joint Chr.strrss do not ameliorate the situation. night. the matter that looks toward a final j' meeting of the . may course, that Meehan alumni and athletic piaver plavcrs It l»e. of adoption by both academies of the • at , | What or the Capital anywhere associations the City Club next - will not receive near this tjuint will let go for Harn*r -ra* r. three-year rule. There is every reason (Wednesday night. Letters and certif- sum. and that the reports are nothing , revealed, but m view to believe that it would agree that j icates will T»e awarded members of of the fact the* exaggerated publicity. a center being sought it more than such a rule would not affect students Devitt’* fine 1327 foot ball team, which is would rot But. considering tlie matter from the to now at the academies. upon as prep | amiss to predict that the v* »ra« New York University angle—waiving i is looked the District Orimsted wil! involved, Such compromise Oscar h® al- all questions of appearances and ef- a would he to the jj school title holder. though latter, disadvantage ! may the during h::» short fects upon the public mind—if Chick serious of the Naval In order that reservations be 'stay here, has performed =y»r. Academy years, as plan- wm* really is to receive this sum for three for the next three made for them. Devitt alumni live defensive work. In it has already adopted the three-year , ning to are urged so advise | rnrrpar;rg years of coaching, it yvill he no more l attend to ’ the two. Harper has a decided edge rule, while the Military Academy could ¦Cornwell or some other member of the ¦ than fair return for his services. flrimsted a.i regards getting the tap a such players Sprague, Cagle, trrangements calling York University use as j committee by veteran Economically New Nave, Ilammack, Perry. Roo- the while the probably has a wider be found to have made a good Mlitre!. school. knowledge the procourt gam* will ney perhaps others, might rs tears bargain, since under Meehan's admin- and who j youthful Bruin. play as long .as they are in the Acad- the istration gate receipts have increased and Tech were to come to- Both f 'hicago and Washington emy. Kmerson !*¦•* ten-fold if not more, and may increase i gether this afternoon in the Boys Club their games last night, the However, former cumulatively in years to come. the Naval Academy has jjgym in the final schoolboy liasket ball dropping a *O-13 decision to Philadel- Perhaps an impression of what Mee- already borne the handicap over a ;'game before Christmas. Kaeh team phia and the Capita! pros falling be- han has done to earn such salary as period of four years of playing with- 1l has shown a real punch, and the game fore Detroit hv a score of 14-11 Jagg New York University has already paid out its pletie. or first-year students. . was expected to prove interesting. Chiztnadia, rookie, who was released him will be strengthened by a glance while the Military Academy made use by Washington some tim* ago. ied the achievements of his elevens of them. It. would not be afraid to 1 When Western High’s gridimners ivtroit attack with s field goals. Chiz- over the Fall, at University Heights as compared to undertake the further handicap for a taka the field next they will be madia. incidentally, has gone rampant years before he was called thither. Os limited time. led hy Dick Park, clever halfback. He in scoring when he has app-ared Bob the higher grade elevens met this The authorities of the Naval was elected captain yesterday. against his former team, but in all Wilson, retiring wa* pres-nt- year, the Violet downed Rutgers, Car- Academy, hacked hv naval officers as captain, tothcr games his offensive work has ed a gold pen and pencil. These play- negie Tech and Fordham. and yvas tied a whole, are adamant, however, in the been practically negligible ers were awarded letters: Wilson, by Penn State and Colgate. The team position that they will not continue; Fort Warn® defeated Roohc«t»r f*r ! Park. Mitchell. Garber. Bates. Dovle. r lost only to Nebraska. indefinitely to meet teams from the '¦ the second straight time last rlg'r . year only Military Academy containing I Cox. Brownfield. Owens. Cook. Seed score, 3*-;M. Betgrrann and M Fl- Last the eleven lost to the players j Hill, beating, among others, I Fuchs. Hunt. Fletcher. Drap«?r wain led the goal shooting for the Cornhuskers. of from four to seven years varsity jland Manager I>>ui* Richardson. Carnegie Tech. Fordham, Rutgers and exi*erience when members of the Sloosiers. Tulane. In 1925, Meehan's first year, naval team are limited to three. . largely through the clever basket the warn tied Rutgers and Columbia, The Navy feels that It has and Rutgers. borne sniping «*f Teddy Cappelli in the late and lost to Fordham these handicaps with great patience High's PRO COURT FIGURES. year stages of the game Kastern The before arrived. for many years, hut that the situation SECTION. New York lost Fordham, 27 0, ; iiasketers conquered their old rival. EASTERN to to now is such that it is unfair the Gonzago. and Columbia, In 1923 the to 21 to 15. last night in the W I. Prt. 40 to 0. players, governed by the rules of other j Lincoln Park School gym. It the team was beaten by Columbia, 21 to 0. was New York 1? 4 .TVI j colleges, to permit them to meet in . Purple's first game. The winners Rorheeler 1* 5 WT and Rutgers, 7 to 3. Rensselaer Poly game their climatic the team of the gained the lead in the early going and « held the Violet to 0-to-0 tie. Philadelphia 1» AM a institution which is now the only ini- always The picture will be complete without j were ahead. Gonzaga. time Washington 413 ?S3 Chalky j v; SCHOLASTIC GRIDDERS ! portant college which has no such and again, threatened and th** missing further citations of scores. What has ALEXANDRIA LISTS \ / ! rules. t during WESTERN SECTION. happened is this—New York Univers- TO SANDLOTTERS 1 of several "snowbirds" the last PLAY Regarded as Unfair. W. I- Pd. ity has emerged from the position of a Crark sandlot will line-up minor foot ball institution into the CARD player* Cleveland 1? 3 Si* sun TRIPLE COURT argument ' against an eleven of stellar scholastic j The that no cadet should Wayne S of gridiron fame. Khe now plays and i be permission Fort .333 grirtironers In a foot hall uatrte to he refuses! to play on var- J opponent cannot use players of more Detroit 3 IS .T3l defeats—or ties—rivals she would not t played -:30 o'clock teams if tie qualified for them, is ALEXANDRIA,Va.. 23.- Monday at at ' slt.v than three. Chicago 3 14 .114 have dared formerly to face. Attend- DwmhiT Union Park. not regarded ns strong. The answer The Naval Academy absolutely is games in , ball games will be played given ance at which former times i Three basket Kill