The morning times., 1895-10-23
General sporting Notes.

What promises To be one or the most
exciting football games OF the season Will
be pia yed this afternoon between the classes
OF 81 and '9S of Georgetown University,
on the college campus. Great interest is
left among the students as te the outcome
OF this game. Betting has been lively and
even money has invariably been offered
and accepted by both sides.
Wefcrs, the great sprintcr, is member
OF '9S and Will probably OCCUPY the position
of full-back on that team. The 80 team
also has Il good sprinter and player IN Fox;
as also is Brady.
The admission is free and the friends of
Georgetown are cordially invited 10 be
present. The teams will line up at 2;30,
as follows:
tacslc; Doyle, lett guard; Brady or Egring-
right tackle; Tremouiet, right end; Maher,
guarter-back: Fox, K. n. b.; Bolan, l.. N b.;
kiriey, +. Ii. al
'gS-Green, left end: RYAN, left tackle;
O'Leary. lett guard: Mathcr, center; Bren-
non, right guard; Coleman, right tackle;
MacAnerDy, right end; Devcreanx, quarter
back; Cullen, X. \. r.; Reardon, l.. N b.;
Wefers or Walsh, +. u.
The second eleven of GaIaude College
and the Eastern High School cieyen meet
on the gridiron this Afternoon at Gaiiaudet
College. The second eleven will line up
as follows: Bumgardner, center, Hodges
and Peterson, guards; Glenn and Sonder,
tackles; Nicholson and Glenn, ends; capt.
nor, half-backs: Erd fuli-back; Game called
at O'Clock sharp.
representative of the United Press
called upon Mr.. Percy Thelusson, secretary
of the Royal Victoria Yacht CLUB, at Hyde,
yesterday, and asked him IL lie was 1T lib
erty To talk upon the subject OF the chal-
iaDgc for the Americas 5 cup, issued through
the Royal Victoria Club by Mr. Charles ID.
Rose.
Mr.. Thelusson replied: Il am unable at
persent to make any statement in regard
will meet on Saturday and may discuss the
question whether Mr.. Rose is Ia be con-
sidcred as much an Englishmau as any
other challenger"
The meeting of the subcommittee OF
Associated Cricket Clubs of Philadelphia
was held in Philadelphia Yesterday: The
object was to decide upon the question OF
sending a cricket team TO England next
season, and TO outline the plans. Al the
members of the committee expressed them
selves as being heartily in favor of such
project, and on a vote being taken 1t was
decided TO send a team. The committee
Ill hand in favorable report to the
general committee this week, and its action
of to-day viii be ratified
The new management OF the Eureka Club
have been getting things in shape for the
Batcman-Gly contest, which VIII be
pulled off ON The 29th instant. The new
officers or the club fully understand the
duties attendant upon running such place.
and it Is not likely that there i'll be any
more affairs such as the Godfrey-Woods
fiZZle.
Baternan and Glynn have been in hard
raining for some time past, and unless all
Indications fail should put up a game,
stubborn battle. They are each so conf
dent of winning that they have increased
the value of the side bet which they
originally put up.
w. d ..Hadger and John NJ. woerner, the
judges in the Dupont Cycle Club twenty
mile road run. were busily engaged yester-
lodged against Fred Sims claiming that
he accepted the assistance OF pacemakers
in that event. No definite decision was
reached, and the time prize is still held
by the club. As far as could be learned,
however, it now looks as il the prize
would be given to Sims.
There appears to be little doubt that
he was paced, but as nearly every other
man in the race also received help of the
same nature the whole race would have
to be declared off before one man could
The races of the Affair Club OF Georgetown
will be held this afternoon on the Conduit
road. There will be three events. the first
of which will be started promptly at 3
O'Clock. The races are confined to the
members of the club but promise some good
sport. rats
The first event is to be n mile open con-
test for the club championship, for which
a beautiful gold medal is offered for the
winner will get twentieth century lamp,
them being some of the best riders in the
club. They are Walter Birch. Irwin scharf,
Thomas Hume. Robert Layton. Theodore
Duval. George Weaver, William Ballard,
Albert Fisher, Charles Weaver. Albert Cox,
Edward Hanger, Samuel Darby, Joseph
Breitmeyer and Louis Weaver.
The second race is to be a dash of
quarter of a mile: The entries for this
are the same as in the first race. The
winer will get a twentieth century lamp.
while the second man will receive pair
of golf stockings. $50
Moons programme is expected TO be the
one to furnish the real b4erest and ex-
citement of the day. This is to be five
mile handicap race, in which the fourteen 1
races VIII struggle for supremacy. The
handicapping for the event will be done
by committee composed of F. b. aV Meavef'
secretary, and captain of the club. These
gentlemen, who will act as general super,
visors of the afternoons proceedings, will
also do the starting, Judging, and timing.
The prizes for the handicap are q pair
of patent-leather shoes, sweater, ana "a
cyclometer.
ball League last night il was decided 10
make final settlement of all business at
the next meeting, which will be held at
the city pOstoffice on Friday evening next
at p. IN.
A meeting of the delegates OF the various
organizat tions having in view the forma-
ton of q basketball league for the sea-
ington Light Infantry Armory tonight at
8 O'Clock. It Is proposed to make this
an eight-club league
The Washington Outing Club will give
a smoker at its clubhouse near lexington
tomorrow night.