The Washington times., 1895-04-14

ZigZag Club, and several runs are al
ready scheduled.
OLeary, b. Lehman, Hill and others viii
make a run to Baltimore to-day
Several Of the members are putting them
selves in trim for the club championships
in sprinting, running, putting the shot
and broad jumping.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
There is every prospect that the George
town baseball team will give the New
York League team good battle if they
come together tomorrow. The game VIII
be played in New York. and will be for the
Temple cup, which is offered To the college
team which makes the best showing against
the Giants.
FIVE 500 sIPos 555 FIVE
10 ATHLETIC
The fact that Georgetown beat Yale here
20 TO 3, and New York beat them only to
s. is a very gratifying comparison from a
Georgetown point OF view.
There is no doubt now that the "bIue
and gray" is the best batting college team
in the country
George Mahoney, otherwise known as
big Mike" surprised his most ardent adj
nirers with his pitching iii Thursdays s
game with Yale. Thirteen strike outs is
wonderful work, and will stand no doubt
-
without doubt, the best all-around athI etc
in college circles He can fiji! almost any
position ON a baseball or football team
He is also a great fielder, hitter, and base
runner n baseball
In track and field events he is at home;
and his running is good and his broad
jumping isstrong. In throwing the hammer
in practice he has exceeded Hicock's best
work in competition In shot putting he is
up with the best 1t is predicted that he
viii make splendid showing in the Mott
Haven games on May l.
An effort is being made to arrange
game of ball with Harvard to be PLAYED
i'll Philadelphia early in May
The two games with Princeton on Tues
day and Wednesday next viii be exciting
contests. Two years ago the VARSITY
boys defeated Princeton and last year
the tables We're turned, and il remains TO
be seen where the honoTs viii 20 this year
The following figures and facts about
the four games played by the team are OF
interest and clearly show the strength OF
the team in Its several departments:
Total
Runs. Hits. bases. ETrors.
Georgetown. ..75 66 103 IL
Oppo nents IA 21 &c %
fhe several men from the VARSITY who
viii be entered in the Mott Haven inter
collegiate games are taking pTaCllcer ana
in several lines are working in good form.
IN ROWING CIRCLES.
The raw cold weather has prevented
regular practice among the rowing men,
and necessa rily the work of getting into
shape for early events is delayed.
The AuaIostan Boat Club has had its
'fOurs" out several times in preparation
for the eight-oared race with Annapolis
on May II, and the men are doing well
considering the condition OF the weather
Wills, Stearns, Taylor and Capt Moore
are among the regulars, and Chandlee,
Perry and Ross get out as opportunity Of
feTs; the two latter are nearly always in
condition for hard rowing.
Howard is unable To get about freely on
account of his lameness, caused by fall.
He may possibly be prevented from rowing
at Annapolis. He is too good man 10 lose
from the crew.
The eight was out for the first time on
Monday last. and the crew was made up
as follows. Stearns, /; Taylor. 2: PaiTo,
8; Rose, 4; Mills, 8; Chandler. 6; Mar
shall, Z; Moore. stroke, and Fischer, cox
swain. The crew pulled in good form, con-
sideTing the first time out. The crew for
May IL Will now row regularly in the
eight, and get down 10 good, hard work.
o. P. SCHMIDT.