The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-17

Nolan and Felix Maiioney and Percy Leach
enacted the respective roles assigned them
naturally and entirely unlike amateurs.
The basketball lam continues TO play
good passing gaISe. Tomorrow night IL
will play with the washington Athletic
Club team in the gymnasium of the latter,
near South Capitol and o streets.
ARION BOWLING CLUB.
One OF Tie strongest bowling teams IN
the city is that OF Tie Arlon bowling Club,
an organization independent o1 The ieague.
ana wuicn nIeets ever eunesuay al Arioh
HAN Tor practioe AT ten pms ana cockeu-hat.
1he cub was Incorporated Tor Itriou
OF twenty years ana The officers are WIZ
lam berger, presiuent; Joseph braLerol'
vIce-preslaenL; Jacob bruegger, secretary,
and Fred c. Schlaich, treasurer.
The club IS IN ilourisntnS CONDITION.
1t has good material in It's ten-pin team,
when lnIs season has won nIne games out
OIL twelve prayed, defeating some OF the
best league and other teams here.
the membership is limited 10 twenty
members auu is as follows: Messrs. bur
dine, Bruegger, Berger, Brazerol, Han
OLD, Spices, Scnlaich, lirwcs, Edel, beretis,
Jorrs, Lehman, Aithoff, Lane, Widmeyer,
GoeDel, Desio, khugler, Wagner and Loci
fler-
The medal winners last year were Bur-
diue, Brugger, Bra Zerol and Spiess.
WASHINGTON ATHLETIC CLUB.
Since tne Washington Athletic Club re-
duced its Initiation lee to 80 1t has added
largely to its membership roll, aud there are
still a number OF applications awaiting ac-
uon.
the Basketball team is taking lots OF
practice aud doing well in the league Sc
ries. 1t VIII play again tomorrow night
with tue Carroll Institute team.
Mullen, Akers and Erinkley are showing
great Improvement in goal throwing
The bowling are stiIl rolling for aver
ages for places on the league team. Polly
and Kidd are credited with high averages.
Fuller is solnew nat Handicapped with a ron.
A ball will shortly be given for the Den
eft of the athletic fund from which TO
purchase new basketball suits.
The club is negotiating for several new
pool tables.
Sanderson has been elected captain Of
the basketball team.
Benjamin Kidd has offered a prize to the
member OF the basketball team making
the most goals, and all viii try for ii.
Bob Acres has been challenged by a Mr..
Lowe of Virginia to wrestle at catch
weight Style not Damed and date not
yet fixed.
Mr. Hines is still holding stakes pending
a decision on the boat race between Null
Ian and Brinckley, rowed last week.
Cruppen is fast becoming useful and
active member, and will probably at an
early opportunity be rewarded by election
to an office.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
Interest in field and track athletics at
Georgetown College has materially in
creased since the successful field meet
last week, and the students are looking
forward with great expectancy of success
in the annual intercollegiate meet at Mott
Haven next spring.
With such excellent material as Wefers.
Delaney, Gallagher. DevereauA, Mahoney.
McElhODe and McCrea as a nucleus, very
strong team is assured, and this means an
advance into the first ranks of college
athletics.
Further improvements are being made
in the track, and the improved drainage
Will help ii to keep dry on rainy days.
Tue efforts of the executive committee
TO arrive at a conclusion in the matter of a
coach for the athletes have not met with
entire success, and it is probable they VIII
have 10 look elsewhere for a competent
man.
II has been definitely decided by the COM
mittee that work shall be begun on GYM
nasium under Collier Hall, 10 have a tan
track for indoor training.
The first round of the series In the inter
class football games, with the exception
of the '9697 game, has been completed,
'9S carrying off the laurels.
For the second round Saks & Co. have
offered a silver cup for the championship
and this splendid offer has aroused such a
spirit of rivalry that the coming games are
certain to be hard-fought and exciting.
The Glee Club has been eorgantzed, and
a successful season is promised. Tracy, r
s., has been elected ma nager. and the organ
ization is fortu nate in his selection Under
Mr. O'Gorman's direction the club VIII
make good music, and several public affairs
during the winter are promised.
o. p. SCHMIDT.