The morning times., 1895-09-15

shape. He will wrestle this season at lao
pounds, and will be a good man at that
weight
Joe Daily and Mangan are hard workers.
and doing some fine work on the bar and
mat
George McCluskey is preparing for his
| brother act with the professor. His aero
batic work is clean and prompt He is a
good top mounter.
Among the new workers in the gym. S-ho
are fast learning the work set out for them
arc McAuiiffe, Conner, Connolly, Downey,
Gallagher, O'Donaghue, Barrett and Ness
Ladies' gymnasium, classes will begin to-
morrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock. Glasses
| Will be held on Mondays, Wednesdays and
! Fridays al the hour named
The dramatic club is getting down to busi-
ness and will begin rehcarsals shortly. 1t
| is fortunate in having secured the valuable
services of Percy Winters as its director and
! coach
The club will give one play in the insti-
| tute han, and hopes TO present two plays
I at one OF our theaters some time during
| the winter. THE club is strong in talent
and has great future before it.
Felix AIaloney has been selected ard he
will very ably fill the place made vacant by
Travis Cookers departure for the profes
| sional field
George o'Connor, one of The best known
among our local entertainers. will take a
very active part this season in the dramatic
club.
Eddie Walsh has returned from an enjoy
able trip abroad.
WASHINGTON. OUTING CLUB.
~ a., a..
ing Club will make the coming season avery
active one atits country cl ub house and gym
nasium. Systematic work in gymnastics
and basket ball will be taken up shortly.
Phil King, formerly OF the Princeton and
latterly Of the Cape May baseball team,
spent a few days here, and was the guest of
the club. He viii leave during the week
for New York to take up the practice OF
law.
c. II. ReiGenstein, of the ball team. re-
ccived painful injury to his leg by being
hit by pitched ball in the game on Monday
atthe Y. NJ. C. A. The team has been remark
ably successful during the season, having
lost but one game.
Harry King is still out of town, and his
absence is felt by the team.
Capt. Ludwig expresses the opinion that
the amateur ball teams organized as a
league for 1896 would be profitable
venture, and that the best time to work up
the matter would be soon after the regular
season OF outdoor athletics ends. He
will be pleased TO meet the captains and
mana gers of the several athletic and other
clubs for the purpose OF considering the
subject.
The ball team will play game at W. o.
C. Park this morning with the Senate team.
Clifford and Loveless Will be the club bat
'tery. President c. NJ. Parke is one of the hap
piest men in town, he being the proud owner
of one of the two mastiff pups which took
first prize at the Rockville Fair last week.
C. H. Reizenstein is the owner of the other
pup. Both dogs, Nell and Frank, are great
YOUNG i MEMS ZEN Sc cArHj1Ic CLUB.
Beginning with tomorrow evening the
candidates for places on the bowling team
of the Young Mems Catholic Club will be-
gin the seasons work on the club alleys.
The team will be selected from among the
certain number of games to be decided upon.
Among those who hope to represent the
Bowling League are X. and b. Lehman,
Trapp, o'Coner, Hill, Kiefer, German and
Kennedy.
As the club has several, strong pool and
billiard players, who are taking plenty of
practice even now, it is hoped that series
of games with local teams may be arranged
for the coming season.
O. P. SCHMIDT.