The morning times., 1896-06-14

ger in rninistreiy during the past week. in
the splendid show given by the pupils OF
the fifth and sixth grades OF the Mount
Pleasant public schools, under his direc-
tion. Should the popular Baer the present
interlocutor of the {. l.. ministries leave
the city. as he now cOntemplates, Cox
could very ably fill the place. The c. l.
has strong end men in George 0'Connor.
Percy Leach, Harry Leigh, and Elmo
Jasper.
The Poodle Club bowlers are keeping
up the Saturday evening seances, and
bowling well Among the fines paid for
bowling "off the alley" on Saturday last
were Mccormick 1, Rice 3, Collins and
Mckee o each, Brady 6, Clark 1. .schulteis, l.
CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB.
The popularity OF the Capital Bicycle Club
grows with each year OF its existence. and
it is now one of the most successful and
best managed of our local clubs
1t is not only great social success. but
ii is a strong road club, and its MEM
bers, under the leadership OF DR.. j. Bart
Hills, captain, cover very many miles
during the season. 1t has already made
runs to Marlboro ugh 40 miles. Mar
shall Hail. 40: Rockville; BraDdywlne.
AZ; Ashton, 42; Frederick, 80; Martins
burg. Winchester Leesburg, and to Port
Tobacco and return, 66; and all runs, long
or short. are attended by good number.
On Friday evening the members gave
a run to their fair friends to Brightwood.
and on returning to the club house on
fifteenth street had a dance and refresh
mepts. About thirty ladies were IN the
party, it Was very merry one.
Evening runs are given on Tuesdays
and Fridays Notice will be given by
Capt. Hills OF ladies' evening runs.
The run today is to Fairiax Courthouse.
eighteen miles and return.
Following is the list OF club runs marked
out for the remainder of the season. Small
parties may make longer runs during tie
season:
June 81. Occoquan, distance from club
house. 33 miles: June %, Ridgevilie, 40
miles: J July and 3. two days trip: July l 2,
Brookvillc % miles; July 8; train to Baltt-
more; July 26, Marshall Hall, % miles; Aug
ust . Ellicott City, 35 miles; Augusta. Bran
dywinc. 20 miles; August 16. Rockville,
I6 miles: August %, Manassas, 33 miles;
August 80. Fryingpan, "a miles.
EASTERN ATHLETIC CLUB.
The features to be presented on the
18th inst. date OF the excursion Of the
Eastern Athletic Club, will be novel, as
well as entertaining, and VIII undoubt-
cdly draw out a large attendance of
the friends OF the club. In addition to these.
the bicycle races will be among the best
Offered to locui admirers OF the sport this
season. and the entries, which promise
TO be large will include all the local
cracks.
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
The members OF the class OF SO, at
Georgetown University, finished their ex-
animation last week, and all are now
q waiting commencement day, 23d instant.
when the coveted "A b. will be theirs
The present graduating class has distin-
guished itself in all lines. Those who were
connected with the executive. athletic. and
scientific branches have all been influential
and much respected, aud their departure
to their respective States will be deeply
felt.
The faculty has notified members of the
baseball teams that playing on teams
during the summer will bar them from en-
trance to the varsity next September.
This action has met with both severe
criticism and appreciation among the
students. Whatever view Is taken one must
acknowledge that purer college baseball
PLAYERS will result. This decision is never
theless grating to those most interested.
The baseball season has closed and the
re suit has been. in tie main, very sat.s-
factory. The slump that the team expe-
rienced on the Northern trip was sur
prise and q disappointment to its many adj
mirers. The Brown College team was tCo
strong for the boys. but the loss of other
games was, in a way, exCusable. Hard,
continuous travel tired the pla yers and they
weakened from it.
The summary Of the seasons work shows
a fairly good record. with sixteen games
won out CT twenty-:our played. OF the
games lost. five went the wrong way On
the Northern trip. The full summary OF
games pia yed during the season and their
scores is as follows:
George Oppo-
March town. nents.
College at
Georgetown ......-.....2S
2S-Yale Law School. .....21 8
3O-Lafayette College at
Geo. geio yn .............. s
4-Dickinson College, at
Georgetown ............ 3
7-Princeton, n,atGeorgetown.. 10 IL
S-Yale, at Old Point
Comfort ......--..-.....lS 10
(League), at
Ge0rgeto wu ............. q
15-Hobart College. ge............i3
1S-washingtona and Jeffer-
son NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
22-Richmond College. ........16 IL
25-Univ. of Penn.
90 Columbian .....-.........15 IL
May.
2-Univ. of Penn, at Phila.,..24 Is
9-Fordham at New York....16 4
12-Cnrnell University, at
Georgetown. ....12 l.
15-Univ. of Vir. IL
16-Univ. of Vir...........-.. o
-Columbian.. =. =. :. 10
NORTHERN TRIP.
George Oppo-
May. town nents,
26-Holy Cross, Worcester. 8
27-Brown at atProvidence.. 8 13
90 Wesleyan at Middle
town. :. 80 IL
Manhattan at N. Y......... 4 8,
June.
1-seton Hall at Seton. =
3-Cornell at Scranton. 8 g
With another seasons playing together
the team will be almost as strong as any
that has ever played under the "blue and
gray 0.P. SCHMIDT.