The morning times., 1896-03-29

McCauIev. Hixson and Mulian' FROM
among these IL very strong reserve OF
second team can be gotten out.
Anumbe rof the me bersh have iustreturned
from n extensive bicycle tour through
MARYLAND. The bicycle contingent or the
club is growing, and a number or iohs
runs arc being mapped out,
The league bowling team has mace
strong fight for the District championship
and deserves credit for it's work IL is now
a tie with C. /. for first place.
The bowling league series will close at
the home alleys in II set of games with
Carroll Institute on Tuesday evening. III
will be a battle royal.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
The baseball season at Georgetown Col
lege opened during the past week Win
decisive victory for the new team OF the
blue and gray, in game WIN GaHauoe'
College.
Although the victory was easily gained
the team as whole put up strong game.
the new men particularly showing up
well, and Indications now are strong that
Georgeto wn will again have winning
team.
Capt. Harley will keep the team con-
stantly at work In preparation for the
big Yale and Princeton games, which viii
be played on A pril 6 and Z, respectively;
As the men have plenty of spirit and are
eager for work, it viii not be surprising If
the victories of last year over these teams
are repeated.
The practice OF the field and track can
didates goes earnestly on. Trainer Foley
had his entire corps of sprinters on the
track on Thursday afternoon, and Delaney
paced the lot through very fast quarter
in good form. All the candidates showed
decided improvement. since their last ap-
pearance out Of doors.
Walsh and McAnerney went TO New
York on Thursday morning TO compete III
the indoor games of the Twelfth Regiment,
n. Y y. e., held at its armory, under the
auspices Of Company | and Pastime Ath-
letic Club.
Walsh became famous in night by
winning III handsome style both the 60
yards run from scratch winning the novice
event in 35 seconds and the handicap,
open. in 2-5 seconds. His victory was
a brilliant one and The news had hearty
and hilarious reception at the college.
Walsh is now one OF the already large
string of sprinters of which tlIe college
is proud He Will undoubtedly be selected
as one of the team to go to the Mott
Haven games next month.
Manager Douglass has completed ar
rangements with Columbian University TO
hold dual athletic meet on Georgetown
Field during the early part Of May. This
will be big attraction, as Columbian mum
bers many prominent athletes among her
students, while Georgetown will be ably
represented by Wefers, Mahoney, Gala
Gher, Walsh, Delaney, McElhone, Cook,
McCrea and others.
The Inter-High School annual games will
be held on Georgetown Field on or about
June l.
The second or reserve baseball team Is
very strong this season and more than usual
attention will be given it, as many of the
players are very promising, and, with
thorough coaching, Will easily "ma ke''
Gext seasons varsity team. The team un-
der Capt. Greene, is taking lots of practice,
and it is expected that it will figure quite
conspicuously this season in local baseball
circles. Games are being arranged with
Rockville, Westminster, st. Johns, at An
napolis; Maryland Agricultural, Mount st.
johns, Rock Hill Maryland Medical Col
legc. A number of other games will be
added to this partly arranged schedule.
The team will probably be composed of
Coanell and Mcguire, catchers, Tracy,
Finke and C. Mclaughlin, pitchers; Nell
sou, first base; Ga5nor, second base; Nc
Intyre or Mcguire, third base; Greene, short
stop, aud Keane, Dillon, and Smith in the
outfield. This will make a strong team and
will give the varsity team plenty OF prac-
tice between the games it has arranged.
o. p SEHMIDT