The morning times., 1896-10-25

Raab, Louis Zeaman, Thomas l.. johnson.
Ray Woodington. William Raab and Boyden.
Marshalk is fast developing into an all
around athlete. His work on the parallel
bars is very clever and as standing broad
jumper, with weights, he has no equal here.
He is also an expert bag puncher.
Mansfield, who is secretary of the basket
ball league and manager OF the Il. A. T.
team well known as one of our local bicy-
Gle cracks, proposes To get out winning
team this season. Places thereon must be
secured by competition, and weekly changes
as in last years team, will not be allowed.
The team will more than likely be COM
posed of Gates and Ed and Frank Ralb,
Boyden, the tallest man in the club, will
probably play center.
The bicycle contingent will leave the club
house this morning at 8 O'Clock for run, in
Charge of Capt. Fryer. A large turnout
is expected.
GEORGETOWN VARSITY ATHLETICS.
The result of the Bachelors tennis tourna-
ment justified Georgetown 'Varsty's hopes
for Goodfellow and Driscoll and Tobin and
McMahon. The former pair won first and
, the latter second place. The finals were
very pretty exhibitions of tennis, although
tie scores 60, 6-3; 64, do not show it.
| Tobin and Mcmahon are coming players,
| but neither had the skill nor endurance
| of their older opponents.
Manager of billiards Cullen, 80, will
hold two tournaments this season, one be-
| fore and the other after the Christmas
| holidays.
In the intercollegiate games, to be
! held on November7, the Greek game, throw
| ing the discuss, Will be made one of the
features. 1t has recently been adopted by
| the Intercollegiate Association, as one of
| the regular events
| Smith is handling the new implement in
fine style, and may be expected to equal
Gale Sheldon's record of Ill feet, IL
inches.
The showing of the athletes so far indi-
Gates that several new records for the
| varsity will be made ON November Z.
wefcrs was never in better form, and
| each afternoon does the 100 and go yards
sprints in record breaking time.
Fleming and Prince are two of Trainer
| Foiey's finds" They are running the
quarter and halfmile in excellent time.
| DevereuX, '9s, is fast becoming the crack
half miller in college circles.
| Large numbers of visitors come to the
| field each afternoon to see the athletes
in practice and an unusual amount OF in
terest is being manifested in the coming
tract; and field games.
Ruff, Stewart, Curtiss and Coffin, the
high school relay team, are, under the
direction of Trainer Foley, fast getting
into shape. They are doing well, and
their relay race on field day will be
| feature.
Among the colleges which have indi-
Gated an intention OF sending representa-
tvcs to compete on November are: Har-
ward, Yale, University of Pennsylvania,
Princeton, Columbia of New York, Co.
| lumbian of the District Of Columbia, Cor
nell. Fordham, Holy Cross, Lehigh and
| Lafayette.
The games promise not only to be the
most important ever given by Georgetown,
but among the most elaborate ever held in
the District The fastest men in the coun-
try will he here and will include Wefers,
Fitzpatrick, Lyons, Beers and McAnerney.
Princeton will probably send it's relay team.
Schade, of bicycle fame, VIII go against
his record on the varsity track.
The training table is under way and the
men are working and training hard ana
| faithfully.
The college interclass football series
VIII open today with game between
1900 and '99. Tue following is the line
up of the teams.