The morning times., 1895-12-08
DoIngs in Amateur Circles in
Gymnasium and AfieId.
STRONG ALL-COLLEGE TEAM
Lineup of Stars for Christmas Game.
The Local Chm mpionship-AthIetic
Night at G. A. C.. CurIiival-G Gorge
towns Baseball Schedule-G ood
Work at Carroll Hall Institute.

Ola Atuletic CluD team mas uueu up against
an all-coIlegc eleven, the latter composed
OF Washington boys who ore members Df
prominent college teams and home Tor the
holidays.
1t is suggested that such game be ar
ranged for the greatest OF all holidays, now
rapidly approaching.
The c. A. c. champion team has demon
strated that it has good material in il and
that it is capable or playing fast ball, and
wonld undoubtedly make good showing
against the aI-coIege team which this
year might be made up as follows:
Taussig, right end, OF Cornell; Fugitt,
right tackle, Columbia; DeSiiva, rightg
Pennsylvania; Lewis, center, NJ. A. c.:
Senior, LETT guard, Lehigh; Boyle, left
end, Pennsylvania; Church, LEFT tackle;
Princeton; Phil King, quarterback, Cres-
cent; Bullet, right half, University OF
Virginia; Wefers, left half, Georgetown;
Brooke OF Butterworth, ruuback, Pennsyl-
yania and Yale.
This aggregation OF stars and all W ashing-
ton boys is q strong one, and, while the
eleven have never played together, yet
with their knowledge of the game and
about two hours together for signal prac-
tice would put the team in good shape, and
1t would not only make a strong bid for
game from the c. A. C., but IL would be
great drawing card. The spectators would
not only see great game, but they would
have an opportunity of seeing the several
styles OF playing adopted by the college
teams represented.
1t is more than likely that the suggestion
will be acted upon by the local managers
who have heretofore engineered similar
events
LOCAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
In the meantime the several teams who
are anxious for a game with the champions
fnr IN 4ai
practice to keep In shape for the date not
yet fixed. The Columbia Athletic team is
at disadvantage now, In that its men are
not in shape because uf their work nightly
at the carnival al the Clu ubhouse. When this
is over with II viii not take long 10 get
Into shape gain.
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB.
All the world knows ere this that the
Columbia Athletic Club is holding car
nival, and that big one, at its clubhouse.
and, except as an incidental attraction,
athletics are for the nnnce laid aside.
The features OF the carnival are so
numerous and 81 well planned that II is no
small wonder that such large cruwds have
been in attendance nightly.
or the athletic features. the work OF
the Junior ar boys classes have been much
admired, and naturally the youngsters
are proud uf the good things said OF them-
The boys whu We're prominent are Masters
T. b. Nolan, Jr-, leader; h. C. King. E.
Thompson, ID. Douglass, F. Duvali Miller,
NJ StinemeU, Z. Werner, j. briscoe, r.
Whitney. Il. Ong II. Hawkins, E. Padgett,
and +. Cushnlan.
The boys viii appear again on Thursday
next in new card.
The work uf the seniors has reached
h Ugh standard OF excellence, and their feats
have been no small feature nf each even
ing's program. AInung the workers In this
class are Messrs- 7. b. Nolan. sr., SeweH,
Allen, Ross, Elder, Hplbrook, Lunsford.
Spurrier, Waters Cabrera, Mooney, Cobb,
and Carter.
Thebroadsword confession Frida evening
was a splendid exhibition by two experts
the one, Corporal n. h High OF the Sixth
Cavalry. ali Englishmaa, anu Prof. Dariul-
latt, instructor OF fencing at the club. o
Frenchman. Mr.. High has national repu-
tation a fenccr, having on several public
occasions defeated the famous Duncan
Ross. AS lie did Dariuiiat on Friday even
Ing.
.,ext Wednesday evening Will be Ath-
letic Night. and upon this occasion the fol-
lowing clubs will attend in body: Carroll
Institute. Outing Club, Young Mems Cath
oHo Club, Capital Bicycle Club, Turn
Verein, and Washington Athletic Club.
1t will be gala night and one on which
every club man in town should attend the
carnival.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
The work being done in Carroll Institute
gymnasium is of a high order, under the di-
rection OF 7 rof. Joyce.
Instead of heavy trick work, the classes
are put through systematic body training:
and exercise, and good results are evident
on all sides in consequence of the good work
being done by those already in. Large num-
bers are joining the classes weekly.
New exercises are being introduced, and
altogether this is the busiest and most ac-
tive gym" in the city. Men of all classes
and pursuits need just such exercises as Prof.
joyce teaches, and which always have his
personal attention
The two Joes, Mangan and DAILY, are
among the best all-rounds in the gym.
The backs of the c. l. basketball team are
playing the strongest kind of ball, and de-
serve especial mention for excellent work
in recent games. The backs are: VIII
Gallagher, Carl Mess. and Paul Hughes.
Ed. Roach, Gallagher. Big Daily and Col
Inns are practicing at shot putting for the
indoor championship in January.
The benefit ball to be given the basket
ball team on the 10th instant, promises to
be d great event
The Junior basketball team of the Insti-
tute would like to arrange games with
years of age.
The minstrel company win appear at the
Institute hall on the 10th Instant.
WASHINGTON ATHLETIC CLUB.
The benefit given by the admirers OF the
Washington Athletic Club basketball team
was grand success in every way. Basket
ball is a great ayorite at the WAC.
The team is now in good shape and play
ing great ball.
Miller il putting up a strong game, and
helps his team well in its work, though he is
at times a little too anxious to get in q
mass play.
Sam Brinkley and Bob Akers deserve much
credit for their excellent work on the team.
Bob Akers and his class of juniors are
making good progress in gymnasium work.
They will shortly give an exhibition.
The bowling team is putting up strong
game each league night, and Is q strong
bidder for first place.
Schlessinger is undoubtedly one of the
best bowlers. IL not the most scientific one,
in the city. Up 10 Friday night he held the
highest single game, with a score OF eco.
when O'Connor made 226 game.
LIGHT INFANTRY ATHLETICS.
New material is being developed each
week in the practice OF basketball at the
Washington Light Infantry armory. The
team is pla ying strong bail.
Burnett is fast developing into a good a L.
round player.
Waters, Shreeve, McQuade and Hough
are playing good ball. but ct times too fast
for their team, a fault which may some
times cost a game.
Col. W. G. Moore. Capt. Allison Nailor
and Capt. John Miller are among the reg
uar visitors to the games at the armory.
Capt. Harry Lee Of the basketball team