The morning times., 1896-04-27

these trips by the fair sex and their gal
liant escorts is pleasing to the members and
officers of all the clubs.
Bauby is now connected with the sport
Ing department of Parker, Bridget & Co.,
and is doing well in his new line.
ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB.
The past week has been au active one
at the Analost;tu Boat Club, and one after
noon two 'fours'' AMI gig" were float,
splendid showing for so early in the sea-
son.
Capt. Moore has not fully decided upon
The makeup OF his crews, but he can be re-
lied upon to get out good ones, as was
shown last season.
With the large quantity OF new mater
iai TO draw from and with the able counsel
and asslsta nee of Louis Fischer, there
Is no reason why the A. b. c. should not
be well up in front this season.
Treasurer Louis A. Fischer and Second
Lieut.. K. Ross Perry, jr.. are the re spective
titles by which these popular members
may now be addressed. Here's to the new
Officers, may their adfr iuistrat.ou be en-
entirely successful.
Beginning with May 1, the up-river port
age trips will be in order.
CARROLL INSTITUTE.
The death OF President George Bogus
will prove great loss to Carroll Institute
for which organization the deceased work
ell early and late, aud during whose ad-
Ininistration the institute was very pros
porous and growiugmore so every day.
II will be very difficult to fill the place
made vacant by death, although the insti-
tute is strong in material from which TO
select popular president. Mr.. Shea. who
Is The vice president, would undoubtedly
make Il popular ami successful chief execu-
tive officer.
All social affairs arranged before the
sad event, which deprived othe c. /. of
its president, are, of course. declared eff.
During the week all the work in tie
gym ceased, and only on Friday did the
classes again meet for regular work
Prof. Joyce has plenty OF new work
mapped out for his classes, upon which
they will begin at once.
On May 4 Cassin and McAfee and Prof.
Joyce will appear at Center Market Hall in
their finished brotkcr-act, on the occasion
OF G.. i. X. exhibition and entertainment
F. On some evening during The progress
or ST. Pauls Church fair, which begins
May 4, Cassin, McAfee, Mangan, Daily
aud Joyce will give several of their
acrobatic turns.
Armstrong, of the league bowling tenn,
demonstrated throughout the long league
series that he is one of the strongest of
our local bOwlers. He wound up the sea-
son in the games with w. A. c. with u
score OF 201.
EASTERN ATHLETIC CLUB.
The baseball team OF the Eastern Ath-
letc Club is taking lots OF practice, AMI by
the time the city league opens the team will
be in shape TO hold its own with all comers.
Charles Dunn is Il new player, who,
with proper coaching, will become u star
fielder.
George Gates, formerly OF the Arions.
hoe ina l.aiI
be in shape 10 begin the league season.
Will Ellis, one of East Washington's most
promising amateurs, Will play short and
captain the team. He has considerable
experience, gained While playing on some
of the strongest local teams in the last four
years.
Thomas Ellis, an old and experienced
player, will make an excellent manager for
the team.
Ed Hutchinson, who will play first, is
a very clever player, strong tbro over and
generally active.
The players refrain from making any
boasts as to their standing in the league,
but hope by good, clean playing, to secure
a creditable position at the end of the season.
The greatest harmony seems To prevail
among the teams composing the league,
and it is hoped that their department will
be such While on the field that no oppor-
tunity will be afforded for criticism at the
hands OF anyone.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
Now that the Northern trip of the baseball
team OF Georgetown College is an assured
fact, baseball is the leading topic among
the athletic contingent of the college. The
record OF the team has been so far good
one, although the general work of the team
at times has not been up To the standard it
is certainly capable of doing.
The team in the remaining games to be
,Nlo
deserves in the hearts of the students gen.
orally.
Tie Northern trip is an especial incentive
to good ball pla ying, for each man is striy-
ing his ba ardest to make the position he plays
a permanent one for the trip North.
In the Intercollegiate District champion
ship games, Georgetown will undoubtedly
be an easy winner. with Columbian good
second. The latter has beaten Gallaudet
and Catholic University. and on WedneS-
next Georgetown and Columbian will come
together for the first time. II will be
battle royal.
The intercollegiate field and track games
between George town and Columbian to be
held on May 8 are attra citing great deal
of attention. and they will go far toward
making the friendly rela tons between them
all the stronger. In the running events
Georgetown will be an easy winner, while
in the field events the honors will be about
equally divided.
Mr.. Cover. president of the tennis associa-
ton. has had the courts put in splendid play
ing condition, and they are being freely
used.
The accidental spiking Of Wefers, the king
of sprinters, was unfortunate, but it will
not seriously affect his work on the track.
The lecture on "venice," by E. D. F.
Brady. esq.,, on Wednesday evening was a
most entertaining and instructive occasion.
nd 10 G Pr,t INV hr n In au1i
The rain Friday prevented the game with
Trinity College and robbed the ''blue and
gray of another victory.
The team will play it's first return game
with 'Pennsy'' at Philadelphia on May 2,
and 1t is hoped that the team will repeat