The morning times., 1896-10-05
GEoRGETowN VARSITY NOTES.

wefers will be here tomorrow, aud his
younger brother, promising sprInter, is
already here.
MIR. Carroll Boone. 5. j., has been elected
to succeed Rev ather DrisCUlI, :. j.,
as presiuent OF the Ph.lodemic Ichating
Society.
Mr.. Richard Watkins, 30, is act
ing manager OF baseball until permhncnt
manager is elected
treu Schaue, tEe champion biCyClist of
the District, VINO won the twu-ruiI- event
at Mott Haven last year Ior Columbian
College, has entered Georgetown Law
ScnOoi and Will III the future rIuE uuucr
the blue and gray"
The laboratory designed for the BIC
logical department oil the graduating class
was IOunu TO be too small, and Il letter
place has been round ~ the new Euii'Ing
IN Jlie rooms formerly occupied 10y the gen
eral chemistry class.
The baseball outlook FOR next season
grows brighter eacn udy, amt the .nuIcsi-
uons are JHat ueorscJOwD VIII have as
strong team as ever. The team has been
Iurtner strengthened by the acquisition of
NJ. }. Walsh, the famous pitcher al LCh icti-
dual track and field meet between
the Greek sOc.eJy ana lilc preparatory ue-
partruent Will be held snOTIIy undcr the
mandgeinentOIA Mr.. Raley. -. ThCofIIcials
Will lie: j. $. Walsh, Ir., referee, A
| BevercauN, starter, Claiborne AMI Fox,
| clerks OF course, and Watkins and be-
laney, scorers.
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| 1T wOrs aud going We'll In their lines are
| McAnerncy, 90; walsh, 'Ss DeNercstux,
IS; McAleer, '5o Fox, 81. Magic, so;
| MCuuIr, 1870, Fitzgerald, SIS. Lyons,
| 1900; Ronddka, 'a9, aud DAILY, Law.
| 4 ne>c auu oIners Will take To Inr training
table this week.
| Trainer Foley has returned for the season,
| auu VIII Ut once take up the training and
coaching Of the numerous Ield anC track
| men, from among whom he Will piCk =
sErUug ath!euC team. III urticr tIdJ IlPy
| may ma X, the DeSt possible suuwIuE ag..IUsG
| all couIerS from the big Northern colleges
| the varsity invitatiu Held and TRACK meet
| Will not be held until November 4.
| Word has been received that kilIatrck,
| the champion oi the world miles Of
| Princeton; burke, the great fIeiu unan, or
EOrubam, ana the b!E relay team pi | III
yerSlty of PENNSYLVANIA, VIII bC down to
| take part in the November meet, IL winch
! " efers, the King or sprlnters, an tue very
promising -all-arOund man Young Walsh,
| or Georgetown, Will he |. .:nnncnt features
The Pmlonomeniau Debating society.
open to freshmen and inst aCauCmrs.
| elected Mr.. James COrbett, :. j.. Inodtr-
| atOr; James Cronin, 1900, Penns yivania,
| VICE president; :. a. douglass, South
| Carolina, secretary; +. Byrne, New York,
| treasurer, L. Mulllgan, Mississippi aman-
| uensis; R. Risley. Georgia, flrsI CrbsoT,
and c. Mclaughlin, New York, second
| censor.
| Thomas A Driscoll, OF Georgetown
| Varsity, Champion college player OF the
| District in tennis, is now at New Haven,
| Conn, where lac Will participate in the inter
collegiate tennis tournament, which begins
| there tomorrow. His chief competitors there
will be Wrenn and Ware, OF Harvard, and
| Chase, of Yale. He will undoubtedly give
| 4 good account OF himself in the contests
| against these great college cracks, and
| will return here on the 9Th inst.