The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-01
CLUBS
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB.

The splendid showing made by the hockey
team of the Columbia Athletic Club in its
recent game with the crack Baltimore
College team encourages its members TO
keep up the practice and prepare for future
events.
it is now almost settled that the team
will play game at Pittshurg in a week or
two with the famous team OF SChlenck
Park. Manager Korn deserves credit for
the work he has rendered in getting and
keeping the team together and for arrang-
ing the games played.
Magee and Parsons in hockey, as in other
lines OF athletics, have proven themselves
good men.
Walsh, who earned a good reputation as
on the ice team.
Nothing definite has yet been done by
the athletic committee in the matter of Sc
curing physical instructor.
The club bowling tournament is creating
unusual amount of interest, especially on
account of the novices who have never be-
fore DO wled in a tournament. Ofthese Prof.
Fanciulli, Goodale and !. C, Brown are
doing especially well.
VIII Dove, as was expected leads all
entries, and he is giving his eliminates an
example of the good work which made him
formidable in the big Six of former
years.
The amusement committee, which is this
season composed OF entirely new committee
men, has held several informal meetings,
but has not yet definitely mapped out its
work.
1t is almost definitely settled that the
club will not be represented in any of
the local baseball leagues.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
The basketball team of Carroll Institute
has played all the games scheduled for il in
the Basketball League, and finished good
second in the championship race. 1t is
far and away in the lead of the other five
teams.
With these games over, those members
who are to take part in the Institute eXhi-
bition on or about the last of this month can
now give their attention WIDELY to prac-
tice.
Prof Joyce, too, will have more time
for his class work, which, however, was
in no wise neglected on account of the
bali games. 1t gives him more use of the
gym. than formerly.
The only remaining basketball game in
which the c. l. is interested is the return
game of the junior team with that of the
W. A. @.
Downey has taken up boxing, and is
proving a very apt scholar. He puts on
! the mits with Gallagher, and has what he
| calls "a good time
| Berberich the B. B. team center, still
| has his hand in sling, but he will soon
| be able to take up class work.
| Bauby has been greatly missed in the
| gymnasium. The boys are anxious to
see his smiling face again.
The running track in the gym, which is
| one of if not the best in the city, is being
used regularly for training purposes.
Daily, Mangan and McCluskey are doing
| some excellent tumbling,
| Prof. Joyce spends every evening except
| Saturday in the GYM, and is kept busy
| taking mea surements and starting the new
members Alright.
LIGHT INFANTRY ATHLETICS.
| The coming week viii wind up the basket
ball season, SO far as the Light Infantry
| team is concerned. On Wednesday evening
it plays game with the Y NJ. C. A, and
on Saturday it plays its last game, and that
| with the Eastern Athletic Club.
On the latter evening the Coreoran Cadets
and the w. A. c. will also play at the In
| fantry armory. There viii undoubtedly