The Washington times., 1895-04-28

quarter mile open, one-half mile open, one
m1se open, one mile District championship,
one mile handicap, two mile handicap, and
one nile lap race, In which event prize
will be gwen to the winners of eachlap.
Events in Glass Bone half mile open, one
mile open, two mile handicap.
All the big makers or wheels have prom
ised to send their teams, which alone will
be great attraction.
The baseball team is doing splendid work
and seems to be having an easy time with
the Department League teams
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
There is no Iorger any doubt about the
quality of the material Prof Maurice Joyce
has on hand among the members OF the
Carroll Institute Ike Institute champion
ship contest On Thursday evening clearly
proved that there is material which is sus-
ceptible CT the highest kind OF development,
and pity ii is Il at the trouble has not been
taken long ago to fiEd this out by just such
show as was given last Thursday.
Gallagher's work IN tie 16-pound shot,
with put Of 20 feet inches was excellent
for Eovice with little or 70 training.
HOugh'S &C. A. G. record is 80 feet 1-2
inches. Gallagher and Buckley and Bauby
and EckaTt VIII make great weight and
hammer team.
Berberich looks like coming standing
broad Jumper. His performance was 8
feet inches, lust z l 2 inches less than
the present local record.
The performers named deserve credit for
their excellent work ard to these may be
added Joe Daily, Al Becker, Ren Finnigan,
McClusky and Mangan, and Wasserbach,
whose gymnastic as well as athletic work
was noteworthy. The introduction Of the
double horizontal bar was received with
pleasure, as the performance thereon was
out of the ordinary. The splendid exhibi-
ton given by James f. Joyce, brother OF
the professor, VIII long be remembered
His final trick OF a double somersault from
the bar was difficult and well done
Future open athletic affairs VIII see c. /.
athictesin nearly yevery event.
ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB
With the warmer weather OF the past
week greater activity was displayed at the
Anaiostan boathousc, and new and old mem
bers were eager for a spin.
Much to the regret of Capt Moore and all
the members. especially the rowing eIe-
ment, the eight toaFed race with the Naval
Academy had to be called Off because OF
the enforced absence of several OF the
crew, who are preparing Tor and taking
final examinations ih law and medicine re-
specitveiy A foUT-oared race could not be
arranged
Bob Howard is laid up with a Iameness
IN ms leg, which MAY prevent his rowing
| this season.
Ross Perry is preparing for a trip
abroad, and his work III the stroke seat viii
/ he greatly missed.
| large number OF new members are
| being enrolled. and there VIII be little diff
| ficuly III getting ont a number of junior
| crews. in addition TO the already strong
/ senior ones.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
! The students or old Georgetown, who
boE.r 10 represent it in the coming contests
at Mott Haven, are in active, earnest
training for the preliminary events.
Tue interest that is annually centered
- these competitions among American
/ colleges has Increased TO a remarkable
| extent during the past four years. Inter
| est is added this year by the announcement
that the winners OF the several events
| viii constitute team for q European tour
and the approaching event VIII be by fal
/ the greatest ever held
! IN the past Georgetown has been at a
! disadvantage in having only mcageT train
ing facilities. This is being gradually
overcome, and this year better showing
4 will bc made.
The number OF entries will be larger
than formerly Mahoncy, who made such
a record in the broad jump last season, is
facing some sturdy competition from tbe
other aspirants.
The College Field day will be held al
the Campus early IN May, and the follow
| 1ng are the eutrIes Tor that event, the
winners in each TO constitute the team tC
go to Mott Haven:
High jump: Seaman, Walsh, McElhoue
Murphy.
Entries in 100 yards are Fox, Mahoney
Baby and Murphy.
Two hundred aud twenty yards: Har
ley, Mahoney, Murphy, Baby.
Four hundred aud forty yards: Harley
| Baby, V. Smith
Mile ruu: McEhoue, Holt, Douglass
! Claiborue, McAneruey.
Mile walk: Cameron, Douglass, Hop
kius.
Shot aud hammer: Mahoney, O'Con
| nor, Doyle, Leahy.
/ Bicycle race: Hutchings, Mahcr, Tag
| CART.
From the work seen in practice il is CN
pccted that the men who are chosen 10
The Mott Haven team will return with {
number OF points TO their credit
o. p SCHMIDT.