Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-31
n. VI. c. A. Athletes.

That the Young Mems Christian Assn
citation has full and assorted stock OF bail
tossers to draw upon has never been shown
more clearly than now, when, although n
third of their players and the pick of the
team have concluded to leave them they
are not in the least discouraged, but say
they Will have the champion team of the
city before the season is over The
team viii, of course. have to be reorga n
ized' and will not be what it was before.
stll ~ wlli De strange If the red triangle
doesn't gel there this year in the end
Harry . Hagan is already at Roanoke Va
where he Will be the captain and mana,orr
OF the team there. I'D johnson. Ernie
no ,Sg Colllnower and probably McCreery
VIII go TO Norfolk about the middle of April
ana JOIN the team of that city as profes-
sional players. The Norfolk team is 10 ~,
captaiAed by Stock Holbroke, a former
"ashl.SIG ION 4. NJ; {. A. man, and SO the
team WAL be largely made up of the former
players OF the association in this city.
Before the boys leave for Norfolk hon
ever, an effort will be made TO play the
HeorSetown University with the original
team SO FAR as possible. A banner has baar
offered by Tappan for the winners Of tU,a
OUT OF three games between the Cniversity
ana the \. NJ. e. A, and an effort win ~
lD IA 10 arrange the series. The new team
OF The association, for 1t will probably ba
essentially new, viii be picked from E'nller
BolWay, Rackey, McIntire Bernard pat
smith, b. h. Biddle, Stinemetz. Iohnso,
G Ut LaushHn, Rex Smith, A. Leet, A. a.
thompson, H. Davidson and A NJ Catl,r
rms VIII give wide range for choice ana
no ooupt make up a capital nine
Skill of Gymnasts.
The last exhibition of the Y NJ
boys. given on Wednesday NIGHT rras !.
hitting climax to the many good ATHEIST
events that have taken place in tho ,,-,,,
naslum this winter. It was all fancy ora
trich work. consisting of horizontal bar
work. by Prof. Sims, Joe Horan. Marsau
Trout, modem, Fenwick Walker Sheridan
chapman and Rose, who cut an anonsiI
Ilsure. dressed as clown; fencing nv Eaio
son ana Mellach, which was won Nv Saiso
by two points; vaulting by Plavter So
Grove, Trott and Rose; German horse H.
Prof. Sins, Morsell. Fenwick. Grove W
Iord' Ridley and others; wrestling by John
son and hohr; parallel bar eyercisas u
Morsell, Trott Rose, Smith and prof Sir'Ss.
tumbIlng by Orme. Morsell Rose Fenu-i.i,,
ana Chapman, and ring work bv Ansfa,j
SON. Sinltn and Rose, which was won Nv,
smith The attendance this month has 49,
surprisingly large at the gymnasiuno u-se
SO much outdoor work was going ON basijal
ana mas been as good as during any rnonth
almost, or the winter.
Columbian Base Dnu.
The makeup Of the base ball team OF the
columbian University is undergoing some
CHANCES, which the manager, Mr.. Pendleton
lniihs VIII result In a stronger nine. taken
al IN an }. Bernard and C. Laufiin will do
the pitching, and T. L. Hume win catch
but the filling of the other positions is stiTI
being considered. The complete schedule 70
date is as follows: Johns Hopki,s Irntvar-
sity, March 81. at home; Pennsylvania AIiu-
tary Academy, April z, at Chester Pa
Maryland Agricultural College April IA at
Conege STATION. Nd; University Of Virginia