The Washington times., 1895-03-03
Open Evenings Until 7.

promised, especially in the shot-putting,
some ten or twelve entries are spoken of
There viii be DO handicaps; all events
viii be from scratch
Entries close one week prior to the date
of the event. Entry blanks will be mailed
to the Several organizations during the com
ing week.
In all events on the floor three trials VIII
be allowed and the best of the three VIII be
recorded for consideration with the work of
other contestants The standing broad
jump Will be from the yaulting board toa mat
to prevent shock or injury to heel.
During the past week some excellent work
was done by McElhone and Hough ID the
broad and high jump
The club record for indoor pole-vaultine
is nine feet four
Adam Johnson is hard at work with the
shot. He is preparing himself to meet the
big fellows from the other organizations
Basil Dukes class OF gymnasts is prepar-
ing surprise for the next exhibition.
AT meeting of the board of governors
held on Thursday evening it was decided
to admit the fair friends of the club 20 the
| championships on the 27th, and as the club
has been frequently a generous host, there
| is every reason TO hope 10 see the gymnasium
crowded with the fair sex on the evening
named. Several rows of seats on the gym
| floor and in the gallery Will be reserved
for the ladies.
| Everybody Will be charged q small ad-
mission fee at the door on the 9th instant,
| Justenough to Cover the expense ofthe affair."
and the friends of the club can well afford
to pack the gymnasium on that night
The amusement committee announces
that the last smoker and ladies' day of the
season VIII be given during this month, dates
not yet fixed.
The athletic field is being put in fine shape.
and Aspinwall, the trac ckmaster, promises
n H.a
weeks. Tommy O'Neill, the clubs famous
traekbuilder, Is now located in Baltimore
| His well known figure and comic song viii
be missed by the boys.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
The athletic department OF Carroll In
stitute will be represented in several events
in the c. a. c. championships, though the
entries have not yet been decided upon, ex-
cepting that of John D. Quinn, who is doing
good work in the broad Jump.
The champion bowling team is in demand
for out-of-town games 1t will shortly
play its return games with the Elizabeth,
| N. j team. which was here last week
Last night itpayed visit to the Baltimore
| City Young Mems Catholic Club, and il has
several other invitations under considera-
| ton.
The basket ball team feels that its mem
bers have received the worst of the treat
ment in recent games, and it has more than
] likely played its last league game. In the
games with the W. L. l. the work of the
team was open and free-passing and good
| in team work.
On Friday, the 9TH instant, at 2; sop M,
Prof Joyce and his ladies classes in physical
| culture viii give an exhibition 10 which
| ladies only viii be admitted A small ad-
mission fee will be charged and the proceeds
will go to the Carroll Institute, which has
| furnished every facility to advance this
work. The classes have reached a high
| degree of excellence, and their work, am
told, will compare favorably with similar
classes elsewhere.
The exercises viii consist of free move