The morning times., 1895-12-16
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GEO. A. O'HARE,
1920 9TH st. N. w.


Que of the features OF the series in the W.
A. c. gymnasium
The gallery is crowded OF every league
night and the interest iston the increase.
POTOMAC wHEELMEN.
In the game on Friday evening the Poie-
mac WheeIrnen play yed n fast game, but un-
fortunately showed a Tendency to falling on
the ball, al in .dowii-- In football. This
is n bad habit TO fall into. and with this out
of the way the team viii steadily improve
in its general all-round work. Passing the
bai'' is the game.
Ellis, who sprained his ankle in recent
game, is out again and doing good work on
his team.
Frank Raab has n number Of good
goals TO his credit.
Capt. Greene Will be prevented by busi-
ness engagements from Playing again III
the present schedule OF, t,games.
Rouse is doing cffectiva aad COED all
ruund work.
His many friends aks Had to see the
constant improvement in the playing or
Ed Raab, who is one OF the best afi-round
local amateur players
THE ARIoN CLUB.
= The Arion Club has a strong bnwling
team. and It's work has attracted general
attention among local bewlers. 1t has ar
ranged n schedule of games With the
Cairo club team. and VIII bowl weekly
games. alternating between the Cairo aud
Buena Vista alleys.
The team defeated the Cairos In full
set of games during the week. IL has won
twenty games out of twenty:six played to
date. -
The bowlers meet every Wednesday even
ing at Ariou Hall for team practice.
GEORGETowN COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
The class of 'es of Georgetown College
won the class ootballchampionshipi i'll great
shape, and on Thursday evening the play
ers and few guests sat down to the hand
some banquet which was enc OF the re-
wards OF it's work. The affair wastendered
by the faculty, and was "A most enjoyable
one.
During the evening the handsome silver
cups offered by Saks o.-ahd Robinson &
Cherry and by Parker, Bridget & Co., upon
the championship series, were presented
to the team by Mr.. Watkins on behalf
OF the donors and received blushingly,
though eloquently, by the captain OF the
victorious eleven. Addresses We're made
by Messrs. Pierce, Coffee, and Stafford.
1t is probable, though not definitely de-
cided. that next seasons baseball team VIII
make n northern trip, playing return games
with different colleges, including Yale,
Harvard, Brown, Wesleyan, and Cornell.
The trainer OF the field and track team
will be selected before the Christmas holi-
days. 1t has been decided that the athletes
who are to represent the college al the spring
Mott Haven games will go into light train
ing Immediately after the holidays.
The trainer will be either W. j. Donovan,
| formerly of the Worcester Athletic Club.
where Gallagherand thcno wfamous Wefers
made their debut In track events. or Foley,
who trained Browns team which won the
championship. last year OF New England
College League, or Moulter. who is also
| under consideration. Mouiter gained quite
| reputation by his work among the Western
colleges. especially in Michigan. They are
all good men, and whichever one is chosen
the athlctes will feel that they will be in the
hands OF an efficient trainer, an official
who has been much needed at the college
where there is SO much excellent material
and which will bring the institution we'll
to the fore i'll the coming season in college
athletics.
In the following summary OF The results
of the in,erclass football games. of which
'eS won the majority. 1t Will be seen that
neither losing team scored a single goal.