The Washington times., 1895-02-10
regular .erIes should be patterned after the

regular series should be patterned after the
one named
The G. A. @. team has played and won i've
games. and In consequence 1t heads the list.
and Capt. Dick Beall Is proud OF the work of
his team OF players. The remaining teams
are playing good ball. and the coming weeks
games will no doubt somewhat change the po-
sition OF those that play. Games are sehed-
uled for Wednesday and Saturday next.
The presence OF ladies at the games is TO be
more than ever encouraG ed, and members of
clubs should make 1t a point TO send cards
enough TO secure an increase in the attend
ance OF ladies on each game night. The men
will come anyway.
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB.
The members OF the Columbia Athletic
Club are 80 well pleased with the work of the
officers and directors who have had the af-
fairs of the club 10 charge during the past
year that doubtless all would be unanimously
reelected on Wednesday next. but several
find it Impossible. on account OF lack OF time,
to serve again, and have declined to allow
their names TO be posted In nomination.
All are glad 10 see that President Alexander
Grant and Secretary Alexander Shaw and
Treasurer G. NJ. Fague will run again. They
have done much for the success of the club.
DR.. w. X. King will be bonored with the vice
presidency, and it is needless to add that his
selection Is popular one.
The nominations, which closed on the 9Th
Instant, include the following names:
For cIptain-L. S. Wells.
For lieutenants-Grant Burroughs, ]. B.
Nolan and Charles Baker.
For govern rs, one-year term-C. Fl. How
ard, s. Y. Smith. II. s. Flynn, and J. B.
Martin.
Moses, Claus Denekas, NJ. Z. Finley, Edward
II. Stumph ]. H. Haswell, Jules Demonet.
and Z. NJ. Harmon
Andy Smith finds it impossible to again
take the ieutenancy in charge OF rowing,
and as worthy successor Charlie Baker Is
named. and his eleetion is predicted. He is
popular, practical, and progressive, and his
election Will mean an increased interest in
rowing.
The individual record made by DR.. G. E.
Kicker with q 227 game in the Bowling
League will doubtless stand for this season.
The cocked-ha, tournament Will lead of
this season, TO be followed by the ten-ptn
games for the club championship.
Capt. Wells is fast becoming one OF the
strongest bowlers in the club.
Tallmage. who has been i'll for some weeks,
Is out and playing a good game with the
basketball team.
The 14th instant has been fixed upon for
ladies' day. There will he athletic and other
features. The music will be furnished by
the very popular Tuxedo Mandolin and
Guitar Quartet.
The monthly smoker" will be held on the
23d instant.
The big athletic and musical entertainment
for the club benefit with numerous novel
features, will be- given at the Academy of
Music during the week of April o. The
"open" athletic events next month promise
TO be successful.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
The gymnasium classes of Carroll Institute
are increasing in size almost weekly, and
Prof. Joyce will have lots of material to de-
! velop for the next exhibition. Thirty in a
/ class is not an unusual number.
! Among some OF the new men who are do
! ing good all-round work are: Edward Roach.
! q. l.. Maxwell, and g. B. and J. G.. Beekley.
: Roach promises 10 become a great basket
ball player. He will play on the team hero
after.
Shea Is well again and is playing with the
. team. and doing good work.
| Bauby and Howard, who have both been
laid up. are again at work in the gym.
The Reserves are playing a great game
OF basketball. and are ready to play any Sec
ond team in the city.
A A"Iadies' night" will be given on the
14th instant. There will be an athletic exhi-
bition and game OF basketball between
teams picked from the Regulars" and RE
serves" Cards may be had OF members.
! The bowling teisn feels secure in first place
in the league. it has quite lead over its
nearest competitor and Capt. Al Schulteis
is to be congratulated on the work of his
team so far.
The basketball team is hard at work, ant