Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-24

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:. n ohuicn- .....-..-.-...-...L Left tackle.
). l. RAINIER Left guard.
Scnwarz OF ponneu. Center.
VIII Caurcn. .-..,.-...-....--....IH Right guard
I. l. Wells. captain. .-..-..-... Right tackle.
n T. wilson. .....-.---..........R Right end.
Phil King Of Princeton Quarter back.
Brooke OF Swarthmore. - Half back
OrdwAy Of Lehigh. HALF back.
But.erworth OF Yale. Full back.
What team this is Full Of weight aud nerve
and experience, lacking only in the one great
essential necessary to success and that in suffi-
cient practice, and it IL this very thing that
makes the element Of uncertainty in this COM
Ing game so great, and that il the good, hard,
regular practice that the Y. NJ c. A. are taking
every day as against the weghty and expert
enced players Of the c. a. C. That there will
be big crowd on hand there il no doubt.
Water polo is taking quite hold on the
swimming men Of the club, and twice each
week Capt Wilson leads in the practice and
drills the newcomers, the latest of which are
Casey and Ellis the big bicycle riders, both of
whom, With practice, will play good gume
As fencing masters are expensive luxuries,
and, in order that an expert In his line may be
secured, Capt. Wilson and Manager Ryan Of the
Georgetown College Boxers and Fencers Club
have agreed in the event one il secured to di-
vide the time between the two organizations
BY SO doing tie expense is reduced to both, for
alone the interest in the art 10 not sufficient to
warrant the outlay.
Prof. Z. NJ. North, who was engaged a. tho
instructor in boxing. has in hand u number who
meet him every Monday and Thursday after
moons, and at such other times a. members may
desire. He is well known as al experienced
practical instructor aud one who takes great
interest in the work at hand.
There will be another evening of the special
sparring contests, and this one, which takes
place on January IA. promises to excel uything
OF the kind ever given here. 1t will have the
best of the contestants entered in the annual
championship boxing and wrestling competi-
ton, which is to be held January aud at the
Academy of Music. Ph,iadeiphis, bv the Anna
tsur Athletic Union OF the United States, tho
e1hibison to DO under the auspices Of tho
Philadelphia Amateur Swimming Club. From
this will come To the @. A. c. many Of the WIN
ners and others not so fortunate but Just as
from all over the country. There is at present
= great demand for these exhibitions and from
the interest shown In he last special evening
held here there will no doubt be very large
crowd on hand.
The amusement committee is at work on the
program for January and it promises cortin-
uous round OF pleasure and instruction.
On January there will BE- held another of
| those delightful ladies days. At the last la
dies day at the N. Y. A. Club the management
substituted musical program for the usual one
of gymnastics, and it met with great favor.
Why not go the n. Y. A. c. one better and COM
bine the two programs on tho afternoon
| named?
The bowling contingent are prscticing rssu-
larry and the tournament which n to be held
| on the llth Of January promises to be . very ex-
citing one. The schedule OF Gssignment Of
players Tor each evening is not quite complete.
Z. Il O. A. ATzLxTIos.
| All eyes are nov turned toward the Christ
mas day (AondAy) game Of foot ball with the
| G. A. c. = styeng thsned team Az mentioned
hare several weeks ego ths q A. C. win have