Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-30

ball elevens today are as follows: A. p.
Schell, referee; = Paul Weisner, umpire;
Percy Thompson and H. B. Durant, lines
men. It is expected that the game will be
an exceptionally sharp and spirited contest.
although every effort will be made to have
1t as clean and free from rough playing as
possible The Potonacs have secured the
services of Clark and Bright, both of the
c. A. c. team, who will materially add
weight and strength to the team.
Close Game Looked For.
The eleven of St. Johns College and the
Soldiers, Home win meet Friday. The
game will be called at $50, and as both
teams have been hard at work practicins
fer the event a close outcome is looked for.
The st. Johns teamsis made up as follows:
Smith, left end; Bowman, left tackle; Nc
Mahon, left guard; OConnor. center;
Clarke, right guard; Dunn, right tackle;
Murphy, right end: Leo. quarter back;
Roberts, left half back; Hartnett, right
half back, and Harlow, full back. The
Soldiers Home eleven VIII line up as fol-
lows: Ivers, left end; Matigan. left tackle;
O'Gerry left guard; Grant, center; Blair
right guard; Thomas, right tackle; Shep-
ard, right end: Moloney, left half back
and McGrath, full back. The positions of
quarter back and right half back will be
filled by competition.
Exciting and Hard Fought.
An exciting and hard-fought game of
basket ball was played at Carroll Institute
last evening between the c. I. team and a
representation from the Washington M. C..
Cycle Club. Although the score was one
sided-11 to 0-the game was well play d
and abounded in snap and pretty plays. The
Carroll Institute was however, benefited
by team work and practice, and it was this
which won the game. The goals were made
Al. Manpan ~. Hughes
Sweeney O. The teams lined up as follows:
Carroll Observation-Disclosures. home goal;
Daley right forward; Mansan, left forward;
Hughes, right back; Downey, left back; c.
Mess, enemy's goal, and Berberck, center
Washington NJ. c. Club-Riva, home goal
Campbell, right forward; Gibson, left for
ward; Libby, right back; Alexander. left
back; Tenny. enemy's goal. and Pitkin,
center.
Basket Ball League Meeting.
meeting will be held his evening at the
Washington Light Infantry armory of the
schedule committee of the local basket ball
league. The delegates will submit to the di-
rectors the schedule for the Coming season
for their approval. The op ,ning games will
probably be played, if the schedule is accept
ed, next Tuesday.
Will Play at Kendall Green.
game of foot ball will be played this
afternoon at Kendall Green between the
elevens of Gallaudet College Second team
and the Business High School.
Arthur Irwin Signs With New York.
President Freedman went to Philadelphia
yesterday and signed Arthur Irwin to man
age the New York club next season. Presi-
dent Freedman IS still dickering for several
pl;. ers of the Philadelphia club.
Opposed to Coaching.
President F. De Hass Robinson of the
Cleveland Base Ball Club says that he will
Introduce a resolution at the National
League meeting in New York next month
prohibiting coaching in National League
games. He says that during the past sea-
son coaching was largely responsible for
the rowdyism at many games. He says he
expects the support of enough of the mag
mates to have the resolution adopted.
Phoenix Wants the Fight.
PHOENIX, Ariz.. October 30-The Phoe-
Xix Athletic Club has wired the managers
of Corbett and Fftzsimmons that the club
will put $4,000. and also insure immunity
from arrest if the fight comes off here.
Gus Hirshfeld. Fred. Schofield, Jack Gibson
and Senator Freeze raised the purse