Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-22

physical body can follow Q policy of giving an
its aid TO the advancement OF indoor sports all
winter and when the outdoor season arrives
that the American people are interested in and
large - those derived from indoor games an
nounces that the athletes will be given no place
TO train.
The athletic and musical entertainment to be
given by the Columbia Athletic Club at the
Academy OF Music on the evening of May 16
will be the finest exhibition of its kind ever
witnessed in this city. Instructors Crossley,
Mooney and Sewell are working up q brother
act which will be worthy Of professionals.
new thing will be the pyramid performance in
which the three mentioned and Ross, Lee,
Craig, Emmons, Taussig and others will par
ticipste.
Capt. Mooney is making big effort to have
the special sparring exhibition in the gymna-
SUM Of the Columbia Athletic Club on May
a bigger success than the recent one. num-
Der OF good men have signi6ed their desire to
come here and participate.
The Columbia's boat house is again in good
condition and since the work has been COM
pleted the boats have been replaced and nothing
now prevents the oarsmen from getting In the
shells. The visitor will miss one this year who
has been with the club almost since its incep-
ton. Jack Bremmer has severed mis- connec-
ton with the club and in his place a carpen-
ter and boat builder, Matthews, has been en-
gagged.
On next Monday the opening game of the
Amateur Base Ball League will be played be-
tween the teams Of the government printing
Office and the Washington Athletic Club. The
season was to have begun today with a game
between the c. A. c. and the Y. NJ. c. A., but
that match has been postponed for one week
and will be PLAYED if the c. A. G. can get up q
team by that time.
Mems Catholic Club Of Gonzaga College were
present Tuesday evening to witness the open
ing Of the bowling alleys in Gymnasium Hall
The contest for the cup donated bv Mr.. J. A.
Sanker will soon begin. The cup will probably
be awarded to the member having the highest
individual average.
There will be no junior base ball team this
year, but the senior team, under the manage
ment of T. N. Ring (Mr. Ed. Walsh. captain }.
it is thought will make a good showing in the
amateur league.
CARROLL INSTITUTE CYCLEES.
The Carroll Institute cycers took a ride to
Marlboro last Sunday, among those who at
tended being Captain Newman and Messrs
Daily, Dean. Armstrong. Smith. Ochsenreiter.
MeeCau, Collier. Lattlmer and Greer. At
Marlboro they met other wheeimen and twenty
three riders of the silent steed occupied seats
aS the dinner table at the Farmers
Hotel. The trip was a pleasant one to all the
wteelmen except one and his pleasure was
marred when he was forced off his wheel into
the only mud puddle found on the twenty
mile ride. 1t was not the mud that bothered
him so much as it was the tearing of his knick-
erOockers in 4 manner which would have re-
Guired his return under cover of darkness had
/. not been for the timely arrival of the man
with needle and cotton
The hill-cliInbin2 contest was an interesting
feature of the trip and Daily carried off the
honors
Tomorrow morning the club will go to Sill
yer Spring and in the afternoon at $50 O'Clock
there will be q ''cross-country" ride