The Washington times., 1894-10-21
Parker. Bridq0t 4 Go,
"ONLY CLOTHING"
3l5 9TH ST. N. w.

Apollos. To these forms will now be added
strength under the professors trained eye.
The association is very proud Of the work
OF its three members on the SWarrmore foot
ball team. Hodge is captain of the team,
and he and Bowie Clark and W. T. Sims, son
OF the instructor, are all doing work. They
had quite a reception upon their arrival yes
terday to play the Georgetown College team.
The following are some of the new mem
bers Of the classes in gymnastics: c. A. Marsh,
J. w. Lynch, j. a. Forker, E. P. HoIley, ir.,
viii Turck. ]. B. Baskerville. Thomas j.
Powell, W. =. Coe. W. a. Knowles, Charles
2. Greene, Charles F. Lennon, F. H. Moore,
C. f. Consaul, E. S. Thompson. NJ. NJ. Nc
Lean, Fl. Albert, A. ?. Garrett Samuel Green
baum, and W. P. Hancock.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
The bowling men are hard at work compet-
ing for places on the league team and the
institute team this season promises to be at
least as strong as last seasons champions.
The team will be decided upon during the
week.
Basketball is receiving great deal of at
tention and the fact that the institute has
been challenged by the team Of the Catholic
Club, OF Baltimore, TO play q series Of games,
has caused the players to get together under
Prof. Joyce's direction. Among those who are
taking practice are the Saul brothers, Banby.
Joe Daily, Eckhardt, Shea, Downey, Bob
Howard BastaDle, and PiersOn. From among
these a very strong team can be selected.
The classes in the gym" are growing
daily, and some excellent material is being
developed for the winter exhibition.
The Kettler brothers and Eddie Voigt are
doing some excellent tumbling and acrobatic
work.
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC CLUB.
Bowling has the call at the Young Mems
Catholic Club at present. The club is deter
mined to get out winning team this season,
and the players are working hard. The COM
petition for places on the team closes to-
morrow night.
The team will be selected from among rhe
following: J. J. O'Conner, ]. A. Mulquin, j..
T. Trapp, Pierce Rowan, J. F. Hill, o. A.
Hart, J. r. Sansdale, +. Lehman, George
Trapp, II. German. Al. Bauer, G.. G. Callan.
and B. Lehman.
]. t. Trapp now leads with a score of 219,
beating his score OF 209 Of last week.
J. J. O'Counor comes next with 205.
Certain repairs will be made during the
week. and with a good new surface the alleys
will be among the best in the city.
The effort to organize a football team failed
for lack of interest IN the game. This is IN
fortunate, as the club has plenty Of excellent
team.
Several smokers during the season are
in contemplation. and under the careful di-
rection OF the entertainment committee they
will be made source Of much pleasure to
the members and friends OF the club.
The entertainment committee consists Of
Messrs. VI. A. Keane. chairman; T. P. Ken
nelly, ". H. McGrann, Z. P. Schwartz, and
B. Lehman.
I. r. Ring and VI. F. Hallaron, two very
enthusiastic members. are out of town.
Rehearsals for the play to be presented dur
ing Christmas week are held on Friday even
ings under the direction of Mrs. E. Ward in
the gymnasium hall, and on that night the
bowling alleys are closed.
The cast for the play Private Secretary
will be made up of the following members and
friends of the club: Messrs. NJ. A. Keane, 7.
P. Kennedy, J. Cassidy, ]. 5. Moran. J. Swee-
ney, and Misses Nellie Lackaye. sister Of VIII
ton Lackaye; Sallie Wheeler, and Msysie
Deyereaux.
Considerable interest Is being taken in the
preparation OF a club photograph album; to
which every member will contribute cabinet
photograph OF himself an excellent idea
The club expects shortly TO receive the
silken banner won by its bowling team from
the champion Carroll Institute team upon the
occasion OF its excursion in August last.
The regular meeting of the board of gov
ernors of the club Will be held on Tuesday
evening next.
OSCAR P. SCHMIDT.