The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-06
Formerly Carhart & Leidy's.

an opportunity to do some magnificent
work and it already promises some sur.
prises in that line
Ath!eucaly there is at present little or
nothing doing and those OF the members
who take exercise in the gym do SO in a
desnitory manner lacking system and reg
uiarity.
Prof. Crossley is much missed. When he
was heard from last week he expressed
himself as pleased with his field OF iabors
but was stll homesick for Washington.
In compliance with the wish of u num-
Der of the old football players as well
as some Of the new material, it was de-
football team to represent the C. A. c.
during this season, although the idea of
not having ore was strictly adhered to I'D
to the middle of the week
The team will be under the direction of
Capt. Pat Wells. tho has issued call to
all who wish to try for places on the team,
to meet him in the club parlors tomorrow
afternoon.
1t is the intention of the management to
play games only with local teams such as
kendalls, High School, Orients. and othes
strong elevcns. 1t is possible that a strong
out-of-town college team may be invited
here to play a game ON Thanksgiving Day
1t is hoped that all who want to play will
reportatC A. c. house to morrow afternoon
All the games viii be played on Column
bia Field.
Through the efforts of Capt. Charlie Baker
an informal hop was given at the boat
house on Friday evening to mark the close
OF the rowing season. 1t was n very en-
Joyable affair.
CARROLL INsTITUTEAT
The members of the Carroll Institute
basket ball teams played an exhibition
game on Thursday evening for the pleas
ure OF some of the eminent visiting clergy,
who attended reception given in the In
stitnte Hall, given in honor of the dele
gates to the Euoharistic congress
In the audience were many ladies', who,
like the clergy, enjoyed the exciting sport
The teams were made up as follows:
Gallagher, Mess, Hughes, Phillips. and
McAfee against Joe DAILY, ?. J. DAILY,
Sweeney, Mangan, and Blue The work of
the men showed the kind of team the
q. /. Will have, and 1t Is safe to say that it
will be the strongest 1t has ever had
The c. !. team is ready to play an outdoor
game of basket ball with any of the local
teams, and it is hoped that game may be
arranged shortly. There is no doubt that
it can be made good field game and the
promoters of the late league have so much
confidence in 1t that they propose to ar
range great holiday game for Christmas
Day between two leading teams
So that the matter OF league may be
taken up at once, and to have the organiza-
ton we'll under way before the cold weather
comes an Informal meeting has been called
TO be held tomorrow evening at O'Clock
at Carroll Institute All members of last
years league and others who are interested
are invited to attend.
The classes in the gym are all in good
working order and growing each week.
McAfee, Blue and Prof. Joyce are working
up new brother act very difficult in exc
cution.
Bauby and Shea are recovering from re-
cent illness, and hope soon to take up the
work in the gym.
Eckart and Gallagher are doing some
good bag-punching, preparing for their
sparring exhibition.
Al. Becker still leads in the pole vault.
The basketball team has been selected
and is prepared to meet all corners. It is
made up Of Gallagher, Eckart, Mess Ber-
berich, Hughes, Daily and Downey.
The subs" W Ill be selected from the sec
ton of young players, and is composed of
Sweeney, Conner, A. Becker. P. ]. DAILY,
McCluskey, McOloff and Schade
A junior team, whose members are 16
years OF age and under, is at work and Ia
prepared TO meet all corners Of the same
age.
Ladies' classes I'm gymnasium are well at
tended and meet Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at 800 O'Clock.
WASHINGTON OUTIN G CLUB.
The management of the Warrington Ont
ing Club has decided to put basketball
team in the field of competition, and Cant.
Ludwig will at once begin the selection
from ampg large nYmber Of candidates,