The morning times., 1896-05-03

the students of the school several profession
ais will appear in the cast, and a splendid
performance is assured.
Wednesday o. Thursday OF he first week
in June is the date fixed Tor the perform
ance to be given at the National Theater.
The cOcked-hat tournament resulted in
bringing out a numb beT OF new BOWERS who
have shown great aptness. The results. jim
score totals have brought about number
OF surprises.
Secretary Shaw, Tom Francis, DR.. King
and Spear are enjoying pilgrimage TO
Gotham aud the sea. The quartet Is miss
ed at the big clubhouse.
Lieut. Charlie Baker had out a number
OF crews during The warm weather OF last
week.
IN one four which was moving well were
McCiowan, stroke; Short, 3; HecoX, :, aud
Blunt, bow.
In another were Mceiee, stroke; IinsfUrd.
3; Wells, 2. and Baker. bow.
The final makeup of the eight which is
to row at Annapolis eT the 23d inst. has not
been decided upon, but the club is very
strong in seniors and Intermediates, and
there will be little trouble in getting out
a good fast eight for the match race.
An eight which showed some speed last
week was made up of McCfowan, stroke;
/. Clarke, 7; Wells, g; TaIImadge, 3; Short,
4: Linsford, g: HecOX. 2, and Magee, bow.
Short is a good, strong young man who
/ roweCi in the Pennsylvania Boat Club and
who will now be member OF the c. A. G.
and row in its crews. Under the wing or
Bobby Elder lie is making lots or friends.
The senior four is taking regular practice
and showing improved form and speed.
| It's individual members are nearly fifteen
| pouncis average heavier than last year and
| just that much stronger.
| POTOMAC AND ANAL0STAN CLUBS.
The Potomac and Aualostan Boat Clubs,
| respectively, having so much smaller mem-
! bership to draw from do not have quite
! somany crewsonthe water AMI donotquite
so much relish the early work. Those who
! are willing to row are Handicapped by
! those who do not attend regularly. 1t is
! hoped that they will all show up well at the
| proper time, and this year work to bring
! about some surprises in the local rowing
| world
The AnaloStan Club will appoint its dele
! gates TO the Joint regatta committee during
1 the coming week. and then after an informal
/ Joint meeting work will begin in earnest in
! thepreparatian for the annual p Potomacriver
| regatta. which all concede should be an
| early one this season.
| CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
| The gymnasium classes of Carroll Insti-
| tute a re as large as ever. and new members
| are taking up the work almost constantly.
On adult class nights Prof. Joyce aver
| ages forty men III his drill and individual
| work classes.
Tomorrow evening gymnastic number
will be contributed to the st. Paul Club, Of
I the @. A R. entertainment to be held al
Central Hall. Mangan, Daily, Cassin and
| McAfee will assist Prof. oyce in acrobatics
and a brother act,
on Thursday evening the same finished
! acrobats will give All exhibition at the st
Paul Church fair, to be held at Fifteenth
and streets.
The game to decide the tie and the cham
| pionship of the reserve bowling teams is
made up of howiers under Capts. Gcorge
Coke and Leroy Livingston, respectively
styling themselves the "CoXeyites'' and
"Toneys,'' will take place during the weel
at hand.
! WASHINGTON OUTING CLUB.
Capt. Harry King. of the baseball team OF
| the Washington Outing Club. has, called
his men together, and is giving then, regu
lar practice. The team will be at beast as
strong as last years unbeatcn team.
1t Will be materially strengthened by tht
presence of P hil King. the former and seem
ingIy unequaled college second baseman. Il
batting and fielding he Will help his team tc
win many game
MUpdheim, the clever catcher of the team
who was called away last year before The