The Washington times., 1895-01-20

ankle he will try for the record in the same
line He is very graceful Jumper. and a
much lighter man than ,Hough and it remains
10 be seen what be will do with this in his
favor.
Bobby Elder made his annual appearance
as q kicker on reception night. and his
graceful work was enthusiastically received
In Masters Walters and Plant Prof. Cross
ley has two pronisi9gtacrQbats They reflect
credit upon their excellent instructor.
DIR. W. Il. King and Alex Shaw and
Charlie Howard and Tom Francis are on the
top line of amusement providers" To their
efforts much of the success OF last weeks en-
tertainments was due.
On next Saturday evening smoker will
be given.
The club bowling tournaments will begin
shortly; the exact date has not yet been fixed.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
Now that the hard practice for the Carroll
Institute exhibition is over the regular class
work will receive even greater attention than
before. Prof. Joyce worked hard to make
the exhibition Of Thursday a success, and the
excellent work of his pupils reflected credit
upon his efforts.
Eddie yoigt, George Spurrier, and Kip
Kettler do an acrobatic act which would be
credit to pupils much their senior.
a
junior club-swinger.
Banby ana Pierson and the prof" are
preparing new brother act
The Institute is justly proud of It's orchestra
which, under Director S. Minister. is render
ing a high class of music in splendid manner.
The bowlers are working nard to retain
their present place at tho top of the League.
Tomorrow night they will have as their
guests the strong Buena Yistas.
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC CLUB
After winning ten out of twelve league
games played, the Y. NJ. c. C. owling team
'.lell down. and no seemingly good reason
can be given. Is it possible that prosperity
was too much for it, and it became careless?
How about it Capt Lansdale? Many think,
and rightly too, that the radical changes made
during the past week were uncalled for. Put
ting men OF because of an Off night rarely
ever pays.
George O'Connor is one of the strongest
and steadiest bowers in the League. He
also has club record of 234 made in practice.
Members are appreciating more and more
the fact that the apparatus in the gym is put
| there to USE and it is possible that with the
number at work, regular class work will
| shortly be taken up. There is plenty OF good
material here and the athletic committee
| should see that it Is developed. A ''smoker"
! will be given at an early day.
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ATHLETICS.
The members of the W. l.. l. who are to
take part in the athletic portion OF the
corps smoker, to be given on the S0th in
stant, are hard at work. and a splendid exhi-
bition. confined to corps talent, will be given.
Harry Lee Is working hard with the old
and the new material now at his disposal,
/ ana be deserves credit for the good showing
! being made in the gymnasium.
George Wayson is a new man who Is doing
well, and promises to make good all-around
| man.
VIII Wise, of Company A, and Harry Leach
are practcng hard with the basketball team
and may play in the game tomorrow night
with w. A. G.
Begges and HooPer have taken up practice
on the German horse. They are also prom
ising basketball players.
Ernest Schaihirt and Harry Lee very oblig
ingly appeared in several wrestling bout:
during the week and thus helped along th'
exhibitions in other "gyms."
They are well matched and do neat, scien
tiiic work on the mat
Regular class nights in general athletics arr
he on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Satur
days.
The junior classes are growing each weel
aud make good showing.
OSCAR P. SCHMIDT.