Evening star., 1896-02-29
SKATING.
C. A. c. and All-Washington HOcke,
Teams to Play,

C. A. c. and Al-Washington Hockey
Teams to Play.
A game of hockey will Re played this
evening at the skating rink between the
teams Of the Washington Hockey Club and
the Columbia Athletic Club. This will be
the first meeting between the teams. The
c. A. c. boys have played only one game
and that was with the team representing
the University Of Maryland, losing by a
score of 2 to 0. The game was full of good
plays. and considering the strength of their
opponents the local boys did well. The
Washington Hockey Club has played two
public games. The first was with the
Berkeley team of this city, defeating that
the Baltimore Athletic Club team and the
game was lost by to 0. The lineup will
be as follows:
w. H. C. Position. c. A. c. Position
Libhey, capt. center. Parsons, capt. center
Maize Williams Johnson Magee
CLANCY forwards Charles forwards
Tierney ..rt. defense Ilgenfritz .rt. defense
Morris left defense Hecox. left defense
Ennis .............goal Wisner goal
Next Saturday the champion Montreal
teams will be in this city and play two
games The two teams are the Montreals
and the Shan,rocks. Their first appearance
will be in the afternoon at o'clock, when
a game of la crosse will be played on the
hockey. These teams during their tour
will play for handsome silver cup, offered
by the managers of the New York, Fittsburg
and Washington rinks. and at each OF these
places game will be played. The cup is
known as the United States trophy for the
championship of the world.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for q num-
ber Of races week after next which will
include some Of the leading skaters, in
distances Of from one to ten miles. Among
those secured are Joe Donoghue, Hawley
Davidson and Howard Mosher, the latter
two having not only lowered some of
Donoghue's records, but have beaten him
in match races.
The Eastern Athletic Club.
The Eastern Athletic Club, which was or
ganized several months ago, is In a flourish
ing condition. The club has completed its
arrangements for the entertainment and
dance to be given at Odd Fellows Hall, on
sth street southeast March IL.
The last meeting Of the club was largely
attended, the principal thing accomplished
being the change of quarters. The commit
tee in charge Of the matter had selected the
premises at 225 Pennsylvania avenue south
east, which action vas reported to the club,
and the report was unanimously adopted.
The future quarters comprise eight rooms.
which the CLUB proposes to furnish elegant
ly. A committee was appointed at the meet
ing for that purpose.
After the meeting, the club in body,
headed by drum corps, marched to Odd
Fellows Hall to attend the fair given under
the auspices of that order. The club was
welcomed by the chairman of the reception
committee in a very appropriate speech,
which was responded to In u happy manner
by Mr.. r. R. Revelle, the president of the
club. The club cleaned the paddle stand Of
all useful articles, which they intend to use
for adorning their new home Later in the
evening they had an impromptu cake walk
in the hall, and after much fun and hilarity
Messrs. w. C. Wiikerson and Ed. Raab were
decided the winners. A banquet was held
later, and with Presldsat Revelle as toast
master the boys had jolly time, listened