Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-21

3b., DalZell; SIS, Beall If. Goodfeilow: CT,
Shaw, and rf.. c. Fugitt or Butts.
1t will be seen that the team will have the
strongest infield Of any team in the city,
and also heavy batterS
Capt. Harry Greene who will play first,
Is well known to all amateur fans in the
city. He has captained the varsity ball
team for three years. AS player on the
famous Y. NJ. G. A. team he made his repu-
tat:on. Since then he has played on other
teams in this city He is son of Rev. S.
ii. Greene. pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church. A thorough gentleman and scholar,
he has maintained an enviable college rec
ord. While deeply interested in athletics,
he does not let it interfere with his studies.
He has also held the indoor pole-yaulting
record for the District for two years.
The board Of trustees of the university
gave the base bah team contribution Of
$3.50 al their recent quarterly meeting.
This puts the stamp of their approval on
the work that the boys are carrying on.
The college athletes began training Mon
day in the c. A. c. gymnasium. Capt.
Chas. T. Cabrera superviseS the training.
The first public exhibition of Columbian
students will be at the University of Penn
Sylvania. relay race, April %, at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Fred. Schade. the champion Of the
south, will represent Columbian in the BIZ
cycle races.
College Athletic Notes.
The new suits for the Catholic Univer-
sity base ball team have arrived. Yale
gray is the predominant color, with black
stockings and caps The sweaters are
white, with the university monogram on
the breast in large yellow letters. The cos
tune is very effective. 1t will he worn for
the first time March 30, when the team
plays the Yale law school nine. Mr.. Gull
foile, manager of the Athletic Association,
is arranging for northern trip, which the
team will make after Easter.
Last Saturday evening the Athletic As
sem-annual meeting, and it was decided to
have, besides the regular athletic commit
tee, an advisory committee, formed by men
from different departments of the univer-
sity. There will be a representative from
the faculty, one from the college. one from
cine and two from the Alumni Association.
The junior yard at Georgetown is do
ing great things in athletics this term.
Though base ball has always been a feature
Of the "preps' side, still their team have
never been SO strong before. A large sum
of money has been expended in suits and
equipments, and with the good coaching of
Mr.. Raley, there is no doubt that their debut
in the athletic world will be success Mr.
J. Keane of Washington is the captain Of the
team. and Mr.. NJ. Barry Of Norfolk is man.
ager The positions on the team are as fol-
lows: Catchers, c. Tobin and J. Reddy;
pitchers, c. McInttre and c. Williams; first
base, T. Metcalf: second base, p Burnes;
third base, ]. keane; short stop. NJ. Sulli-
van; right field, NJ. Barry; center field, O.
Tobin; left field. ]. Murphy. The team made
their hrst appearance today on the home
grounds. The early part of April they will
go to Baltimore to play Loyola College, Mt.
st. Marys and Mt ST Joseph's. They will
also play a number of local teams, and are
ready to receive challenges.