The morning times., 1895-12-01
NOW FOR TIE CuaMPIoNsHIP

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NOW FOR TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The Thanksgiving Day football games
played at National Park served their pur-
pose well. The Galaudets, having de,
cided to piayno more, after the gancos tlraI
day viii; Canterbury, and having defeated
the latter, il wocid seem that the team en-
titled 10 play The present champions, the
Columbian Athletics, for The championship.
is the Orient Athletic Club team, which In a
to game on the day named, defeated
tie Potonacs. The latteF,liad during the
season, been quite factor in the cham
pionship question. t-''--,r'-i's r'-~'. -.
The game with Orient would un,Ioubt ediy
be an interesting one, ana one that woaId
draw out large crowd Of spec ,ators. The
Orients Played The Gallaudefs an 90 game
ability TO play strong ball
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUE
The matter OF athletics iu ii,.-t:y ytn u, sian
of the Columbia Athletic Club has for the
time being dropped entirely oat OF exist
cnce. ard III place of parallel liars. trapezc,
and German horse one finds rough boards
fashioned into bpotbsand stands and shelves.
which tomorrow viii BE- covered by the drc-
orator in his most artistic Ina nner. On
Wednesday evening next all tins may be
viewci by tire visitors o the carnival, wiib.h
on that night Will bs,gin it, run 0f wo weeks.
Day ad ni-iit gaugsOf niceban.c> In r"1rTy
aillincs or trade have been AT work and will
b. until the iIh instant. prepa ring for one
Of The grandest affairs of It's kind ever AZ
tempted in this city
Even il the contractor faE the electrical
display only does Une-half OF " bat hc agrtts
To do. the visitors To The clubhouse viii be
hold sight which viii completely daze
them. So bat little effort viii be requireft Tor
a.. - a.. II
the coin they have with them.
The athletic features have been perfected,
and they viii bc tbe attractive numbers ON
the carnival program. s-''F~' -''"" --'-'.'-''
TIE football team. which played SGch 4
strong game on Thanksgiving day, viii
keep up its practice for the game for the
championship Of the District. The team
which it viii meet VIII be decided upon dur
ing the week.
Aaupin, VINO was so often injured. in last
Thursday's game is out aud but little the
worse for The wear and tear Hooker and
Clarke and Weisner and Walsh have been
con@ra tulated on all sides since the e;ffhe
for their excellent playing.
The date for u return game with the
Baltimore Athletic Club viii he tx e,l
duriu; the week.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
The Basketball team of Carroll Institute.
is developing number of very strong
players, who find this an excellent school
for preparation for football WORK As
L rof. Maurice Joyce is in favor of a fool ball
team, the Institute viii undoubtedly have
team for uext fall, and 1t VIII bc good
one, too.
Thirty members Of tue Institute took part
in the bar and bell class WORK on Thursday
evening last, and nearly all Of these take
systematic training.
The gymnasium is now one of the best
of local basketball fields. The ladders
which spoilt many play have been taken
down and the swinging bar removed from
near the goal baskets. ~ 0.-"-' -s.at
Tickets are selling rapidly for the hop
10 be given on the 18th instant by the
ba ssetball team, the proceeds of which VIII
go to paving for the new playing suits.
Master Barker is,Coing goed work in The
pyramids. During the week he took three
hiGh' in the pyramids, avery plucky thing
thing to do.
Some of the latest additions to the svm-
nasinm classes are G. H. Dyer, C. W.
Howard. C. W. Johuson, y. L. WaSScrbach,
X. f. Fugitt, j. II. Kelley, S. A. Wimsatt,
j. X. Parbee, aud j 4. j Church.
Wassebach, the Institutes champion high
jumper, is fast getting into shape for the
indoor championship event.
Gallagher and big DAILY will push one
ethpNitt HI puttillE tHC sllCls
The ladies' classes in physical culture
are doing spiendidly. Their classes meet
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from
800 to $50 O'Clock.
With an entirely new program and atl-
1itioDal strong features the Carroll In
sti,ute Minstrels will give another minstrel
performance on December ] at the Insti-
tute Hall. 1t is hoped to make it as great
a success as the first one proved Il be. ,.-,
WASHINGTON ATHLETIC CLUB.
Athletic matters in al branches are
at the Washington, Athletic
Club.
The basketball team is taxing plenty of
practice. The new playing suits of the
national colOrs are well received and cause
much enthusiasm. -...s.. $500
Suit is doing good work on the team
and is a very promising player.
William Koran is cut of town and his
absence from the team is felt.
Bripkley and Mullen are throwing well
for goals.
Kines is throwing off the tackIlng. in his
playing and is doing good work.
Negotiations are pending for two pool
tables which will be much appreciated by
the members when received. '-'-
An interesting outdoor game of basket
ball was played last week near the club
louse by members or the club, the teams
'tylipg themselves Scramhlers and Creoies,
The Scramblcrs won by
core of 4 to O.
POTOMAC wHEELAIAN.
Thebasketballtcam of hePotomac Wheel
nan is playing a strong game in TIE league
eries. notwithstanding it has but little
opportunity to practice. having no gym
iasium of lis own, and Cspt. Charles Green
deserves credit for bringing out such
rood team work.
s. Wirsbacer. the organizer of Tie team.
md one OF IFS strongest players, is pre-
-ented by business engagements from play
ng with the team until after January 1.
Ic viii be Missed
Ellis and F. Raab, whoaredoiBggood work |
or the team are anxious TO organize an |
athletic club and gymnasium in Ea ST Wash- |
ngton.
There is some talk af charging the pres
mt name Of the club.
Many who saw the gan.c bctween p. !
". and Y. NJ. c. A. at Odd Fellows Hall |
wo weeks ago. are OF tic opinion that it |
{ not a coed field 10 play on tie gas and |