The evening times., 1895-11-19
Parker,BridgetaCo.
CLOTHIERS.
Sl5 Seventh Street.
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.


The basket ball team of the Carroll Ins,i-
tutc easily defeated that OF the w. A. C. at
The lattcr's gymna SUM, last night, by u
score OF 3 10 =.
The teams lined up as follows:
Carroll Institute. Positions. W. c.
Gallagher :. =. ..e.g. Suit. :. ..e. &.
Hughes. 1. b. Horan.. =. /. b.
Mess r. b. Martin, kii.cs..r. b.
Berberich.. :. :. &C. Mullen. =. E. &C.
Bailey. e. =. .r.f. Akcrs.. =. ..r. 1.
swen'y Pears s'n.h.g. Sanderson.. IN. &.
Mangan.. =. :. &C. Brinklcy.. E. &C.
Goa.s-Carron Institute: Bailey, 4;
Sweeney, 2; Maugan, 2. W. a. c.: san
derson, / Mullen, l. umplre-Sidney
Bicbcr. Rcfcrec-Libbey. Timekeepr
-Iuchlicld. Scorer-Durotby.
The Washington Light Infantry aud Cor
coran Cadets basketball teams Will play
al the W L. |. Armory tomorrow night.
A dispatch from Cambridge says: Tile
Harvard coaches have made up the eleven
as il will play against Pennsylvania, and all
this week, barring accidents, the team
VIII play in the following order:
Cabot, left end; Rice, left tackle; Holt,
left guard; +. Shaw, center; j. \. Shaw,
right guard; Donald, right tackle; Newell,
right end; Beale, quarter back; Wrighting-
ton and {. Brewer, halfbacks; Dunlop, full
back.
VIII cau5c some surprise is the substitu-
ton of Brale for Borden at quarter. The
latter is badly overturned and consequently
has fallen Off III his work great deal.
There is Il ma u in the West who is after
the scalp of the great aud only Sandow.
He is Prof. John Dunkley, of Chicago,
who claims that he can ourlft the Eastern
nan. He has issued challenge to Sandow
FOR contest TO come off either in Chicago
or New York for purse and side bet.
His measurements are follows: Five
'eet IL inches in height, weighing in the
ucIghborhood OF 200 pounds, with nat
1ral chest measurement of 45 inches and an
expansion of inches more, with an upper
arm measuring 10 3-4 inches In circumfer-
succ, . 34 inches larger than Sandow's, he
sIn, with one hand, put over his head at
arms length 272pound dumbbell, jUggle
with bells OF l25 pounds weight as easily
As an ordinary man would with wooden
balls, aud he has made a dead weiS4f lift
Of 1 1856 pounds
The noble Earl of Dunraven received a
Icurching at the hands of the members of
the New York Yacht Club at its meeting
yesterday that must have made his aristo-
cratic ears burn. Every man of prominence
in yachting circles was there, and the
vigorous manner in which they tore his
A letter was received from II. Maitland
kersey saying that the earl would come to
this country If IL was thought necessary
by the members OF the club TO back up the
cila rges that he had made. This action as
ooked upon in the nature of "A gigantic
bluff.
At the meeting of the Amateur Athletic
Onion in New York yesterday the dele
gates went after the semi-professinnal man
without gloves. They adopted rules that
will not leave any chance open in the future
for athletes in any branch of sport Ia COM
pete in strictly amateur games and al the
same time receive any compensation for
so doing.
They not only included football teams,
baseball clubs and race meets in their list,
but also adopted stringent rules To prevent
any fInge of PROFESSIONAL lism creeping into
the ranks of the tennis players and other
such sports.
There will he n meeting of the local
branch of the American Union Cyclers at
the hall. No. 1908 X street northwest, at
7:3o p. IN. this evening. All colored BIZ
cycle riders are invited TO attend. as this
meeting is for the perfection of the organi-
zation OF this association.
Tom Burns. while at the League meet
Ing. said he was uDjustly fined, but he was
afraid TO Ike the matter before the League
for fear he would be compelled to play next
season for ST 900.