The morning times., 1895-10-13

b. Lehman, j. Trapp, Kiefer, Joe Hill.
X. Lehman, g. Trapp, and keane A
number of new bowlers Will make a try
also for the team.
The amusement committee is prepar-
ing programme for an entertainment to
be given shortly, the date for which has
not yet been fixed.
j. Eichorn, the efficient librarian of
the clubs is adding many new volumes to
the library each week.
The debating society will hold its first
formal meeting or the season, for reorgan-
| ization, tomorrow night. The subjects
for debate during the season will probably
be ANNOUNCED at the same time.
No definite plans have as yet been
adopted for the seasons work in the gym
nasium.
COLUMBIA TURN -vEREIN.
AT business meeting of the Columbia
Turn erein, held last week, it was unani-
mously decided to add a bicycle section
10 the Verein, and twenty members at
once Joined the ranks. 1t VIII undoubtedly
be a success.
The bicycle section had its first run on
Sunday, and Cabin John was its destina-
tion. A group picture of the riders was
made by Capt. Brill, and to-day on its
run to Great Falls, the club will receive
the souvenir of its first run. Gabriel's
puncture and Wolf and Sehollner's headers
were the only incidents of the outing.
The following enthusiasts are members
of the now flourishing section: Duering,
Bickel, Eckstein, Spier, Hesselbach, Gabriel,
Wolf, SchOllner, Keyser, Lerch, Schiliing
and Eshinger.
An entertainment for the members and
their families will be given at the Verein
hall tonight.
4 fair for the benefit of the building
fund is spoken of.
Prof. Bickel has a number of new men,
who are taking practice in his gymnasium
classes and are doing we'll
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
The football players OF Georgetown Col
lege are preparing TO organize a team TO
play association football and since the
Rugby game has been prohibited. there is
no doubt the former game will become
as popular with the players as the old
game, in which the college has been so
successful in SO many hard fought con-
tests.
Nelson. '96, is an earnest advocate of
the association game and will work hard
for its success on the college grounds.
The field and track athletes are using
the college walks for practice pending the
completion of the new running track.
which will be finished during the coming
week.
1t is more than probable that handball
court will be among the new features In
the college athletic improvements, to be
used as well for the purpose of playing
the game as for training purposes.
Driscoll, '96, the tennis crack, who held
the championship of the Pacific coast
during 1893 and 1894, is taking practice
on the college courts and will represent
the college at the intercollegiate tennis
tournament.
McMahon, '9s, is doing well with the
racket and gives promise of becoming a
fast player.
Capt. Harley. of the baseball team, is
working hard with his men and is deter
mined that the team now In hand shall
equal If not surpass the great one of last
season.
Mclaughlin Is doing well at third base
| and will probably be fixture. Fleming
| and Lambe are strong fielders.
Rordan. last seasons right fielder, will
play at short, as his work there is of
| high order.
Tracey pitched one game against the
Pension Office team. but the cold weather
| forbade hard work in that position, and.
| therefore. but little could be learned of
his pitching ability He has the making of
| strong player. o. p. SCHMIDT