The Washington times., 1895-05-12
viii be put in the clubhous. during the
week
AMONG THE BOAT CLUBS.

AMONG THE BOAT CLUBS.
Ehe warm weather during the past week
served to bring out several crews from
each of the three lighthouses.
The PotomacS are devoting their en-
ergies TO the preparing of the eight Dared
crew which is to row the naval cadets on
Saturday next at Annapolis The boat
is not moving as well as it shoul d, but
Notwithstanding its rolling movement
IL is making fair time. Some OF the crew
lack snap and life. Capt. OIL ey has the
assistance of all the rowing men and he
hopes to make d good showing i'll the race.
The Analostans had several crews out
during the week and Capt. Moore is devoting
much OF his time to coaching the juniors,
from among whom he hopes to get out an
eight to equal the one of last year
Among those who viii shortly go in as
Hine, Icel, Mccoy and Taylor.
Long, OF the eight who was prevented
from rowing in the last regatta because OF
his being called away, is in town again
and viii probatl y be again found in his
old seatin the ''eight."
Chandiee aud Weaver are planning to put
an engine in their launch, and il it de-
Velops speed enough it will be used by
Capt. Moore to coach the crews from during
the season.
Lieut.. Bob Howard is doing well, and
the lameness In his leg is fast disappearing,
and he will fill his old seat in the shells
in a week or two.
Lieut.. Benuer is working up interest in a
german, to be given at the boat house the
latter part of this month, or early in June.
War canoe parties to Sycamore Island
are now the talk, aud the first one Will be
given at an early day.
| GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
Tho field and f-aoI mon of
College have been practiciug faithfully
during the past week for next Tuesdays
! Field Day. The exercises will begin at
/ 1890 o'clock a. "a. and all arrangements
are now complete, and weather permitting
an excellent days sport may DE expected.
/ Elegant prizes and medals are to be given
! for the several events. In addition to these,
! the winners OF the events will form the
team to go to Mott Haven on May 25.
Holt, who was expected to set the pace
! in the ru inning events, is in bad shape owing
| to cold contracted in practice. He will,
| however. start III the events in " hich he
| is entered.
J Manager Frank McDermott is working
| hard for the success OF the affair, aud
| hopes also TO make a good showing at
! Mott Haven, entries for which closed last
| week. SO that the college might have an
| entry in each event, entries which were
sent last week include all the probable win
ners OF Tuesday next, and of course the
winners will go for tie championships.
| Following were the entries made:
loo yarGs-FoX, Murphy, McAIanus, and
| Walsh
| 220 yards Baby, McManus, and Fox.
440 yards Holt, Murphy, and Harley.
| $50 yards-Holt, McAnemey.
| Nile-rrn-McAnemey and Douglass.
| 120 aid 220 hurdle-Fox.
| Mile valk-Cameron.
High jump-McElhone and Walsh.
| Broad jUnlp-Mahoney and McAnemey.
| Pole vauh-McElhone.
Hammer and hot-Mahoney.
| Bicycle-Hutchngs
Several OF the bas eball players have had
! offers from League teams, but all have
! Mahoney will at orce begin the practice
| OF their res pective professions McGrath
| Will return for a P. G.. course, and the rest
| OF the team Will continue at Georgetown
until they graduate.
During the summer some of the players
! will he found on the seashore teams with
the pick of the other college teams. Rear
don will play at Cape May, Mccarthy at
! Newport, Harley a Atlantic City, big
Nike Mahoney probably atNewport, and Me
| Grath at Nashua
Both Toronto and Rochester have made
flattering offers to Harley.
| Arrangements have been completed with
the University of Pennsylvania for a re-
turn game on Georgetown field during
this month. The date has not been defin-
! itely fixed upon. o. P. SCHMIDT.