The morning times., 1895-11-10
many of US admired in the last Potomac

many of US admired in the last Potomac
River Regatta.
The interest among the members in
the coming carnival is ever on the in
crease and consequently the working force
will be a large one.
The additional feature OF Photographic
gallery and supplies booth connected
Herewith is favorably commented on and
every one considers it a happy stroke of
luck when the management secured the
interest of Ii. Gray Douglass and Charles
q. Fairman and j harper, three OF the
best known local and internationally anna
teur photographers In the business
The athletic features for the carnival
are being worked up and those who VIII
take part on the various nights are taking
lots of practice The pyramid team
meets on Tuesday and Friday evenings
under the direction of Lieutenant Nolan
and Eddie Sewell, in addition TO whom the
following will take part: Ross, Mooney,
Holbrook, Elder, McQuade, Spurrier, and
Caebrera.
McQuade and Ambrose, who will give
scientific sparring bouts during the car
nival, are doing steady work under Professor
George Carter.
Plans for the daily paper, the Winged
Arrow are fast assuming shape and
that it will be brilliant feature OF the
carnival there is no doubt.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
a large number of bowlers OF tue Carroll
Institute are bowling for averages upon
the result of which will depend the MAKE
up of the league team. Capt Anthony
Rice feels assured that his team will be
even stronger than that of last year ana
will in consequence make even a more brlI-
liant showing
Whatlen a new bowler at the c. l.,
is doing great work and the team Will
be much strengthened by his presence
The date of the athletic and gyDlnasuc
exhibition to be given this month mas not
yet been fixed.
Sweeney and Shea are doing good ALI
round work i'll the gym.
McAfee is working up some new anu
difficult tricks for his brother act, which
will be a feature of the exhibition
McCluskey is doing some great acrobatic
work in clean and prompt manner.
Basketball is played every night arter
the regular class work. on Thursday even
ing twenty-three members played the game.
The regular team is playing fast, clean
game. of which splendid passing Is
feature.
Joe Daly and Mangan are playing
.stap" game on the team.
The ladies' classes meet on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from 3:3O to 8
o. clock, and after regular class work
basketball is played.
WASHINGTON ATHLETIC CLUB.
The bowling team of the Washington Ath-
letic Club will be a very strong one TINS
season, and will undoubtedly make strong
bid for the championship. Members are
now bowling for averages, and from among
the players making the highest averages
the team will be selected.
The club hopes to largely increase its
membership during the coming thirty days,
for which period the initiation fee has been
reduced to So, and this entities member
TO all the privileges of the club.
The basketball team is showing great i'm
provement in its work, and is playing fast
game. Akers and Sanderson are coaching
the players with good results.
THE ARION CLUB BowLERs.
Were the Arion Club admitted to member
ship in the Bowling League it would I'M
doubtedly make good showing, as IL mas
some of the best local bowlers in its ranks,
and consists of Lansdale, Schlaich, Bur
dine, Speiss and Smart.
The team has won series from the
Buena Vista, Cairo, and Washington Ath-
letic Club teams.
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC CLUB.
Judging from some of the scores made in
practice by the team which will probably
represent the Young Mems Catholic Club
in the bowling league, 1T will be hard for
some of the local teams to take series OF
games from this combination of players.
The league series will begin in the club
alleys on the 19th instant with the Carroll
Institute team, and it will be great game.
In a game during the week with the
Arion team the W. A. G. won the series,
the lowest team total being 100 and the
highest S59, certainly an excellent show
ing so early In the season.
The team consists for the present of B.
and R. Lehman, Trapp, Hill, and O'Connor.
The latter was the ''star" bowler of last
seasons team and has not lost any OF bis
strong playing qualities.
No definite arrangements have as yet
been made for the seasons work in the
gym
The billiard and pool teams are anxious
to arrange a series of games with similar
teams of other clubs.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
One of the greatest finds of the season
in the athletic line is that of big McCrea,
at Georgetown College. He promises to
become a great rival Of Mahoney In field
sports, as well as in other lines OF ath-
letics.
With proper coaching these two giants
could be made world beaters, they have
strength and youth, but lack experience.
When they learn how" then loook out.
Fox is likewise "comer." His work
In the sprints on a dead track in heavy
weather during the past week was re-
D-arkabie.
II ever the college has had a chance to
make her presence felt in open meets that
chance is at hand now. With competent
coaching a-field from now on and training
during the winter the team form here
ought to carry off 40 per cent. of the
prizes at the Mott Haven meet next
season.
The disputed game Of football between
'98 and '9e classes wherein '96 left the
Geld before the game was finished, will