Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-08
SKATING.
DOnoghuc VIII Try to Break the Mile
Record Monday Night.

Donoghue VIII Try to Break the Milo
Record Monday Night.
The Washington Hockey Club which de-
reated the Berkeley club last SATURDAY.
evening will not play Johns Hopkins tear
at Baltimore this evening, as was contend
plated. Arrangements for the game wert
well under way, but as Yale would be III
Baltimore this evening on a southern trim
the Johns Hopkins team decided to plaf
them and postpone the game with thi
Washington Hockey Club until next Sat1r
day.
The Berkeley team is composed of younf
men living in the northwest section of thu
city, and has among its available material
the following: Jack O'Riley. John Tar
combe, Norris Rittenhouse Ben. HarrisorL
feroinand Walsh, Eiroy Curtis, Cuthberl
Brcwn, Charles JchBson, Harry Holbrook
Dunlop Owens, Russell Train. Harry Whit
Ing and William Mitchell
"a, According TO Manager Louis L. Korn, thf
nSt or players on the Columbia Athletii
S HoP moGkey team is now limited to Messrs,
McDonald, Wright, Magee. Evans, Wisst
her, Hecox, Parson, Korn and Walsh
Monday evening Donoghue will make =
80 at 1he mile record for an Enclosed place.
ana he is confident that he can lower thu
same. He vii! make the trial at \ oclocl
snarp, and at 8 O'Clock he will be readf
70 race all corners. On this occasion tho
urii .t VIII De selected from representative
10 enable the skater to be successful.
Princeton's Base Ball Schedule
Manager Elliot Of the Princeton base han
team announced the following schedule N,
the coming season: March IS Rutgers "a
Princeton; April ], Hobart at Prinnetoni
April 3, University of Virginia at Char
lottesville; April T. WASHINGTON and Lee ri
Richmond; April 6. University of NORTH
Carolina at Charlotte, N c.; AprIl 4,
Georgetown at Washington; April 10. Boss
ton al Princeton; April IL, New York al
New YORK; April -, Lafayette at Prince,
ION, April =, Dickinson College at Prince,
ton; April %. Orange A. c. at Orange. Anrit
~, Lehigh al Princeton; Nav .. Cornell "a
ithaca; May 6, Manhattan College at New
n nork; May z, Lawrenceville at Princetoni
may ., Harvard at Princeton; MAY IL. La
iayette at Easton; May TO- Yale at Prince,
ton; May 20 University of Virginia al
r,rinceton; May g. Yale at New Haven:
May q, Cornell at Princeton: Nav 70 Hort
ward at Cambridge; June 5, Orange A. O. %
Irnceton; June q, Yale at Princeton: lime
~ Harvard at Princeton; June I3 YaIe az
Lrlnce6on; June IS, Harvard at Cambridge.
June 70, Oritani Field Club at HackensscEt
June -, Yale at New Haven; June ~. Hars
ward at New York in case of a tie.
Fast Skating at the Rink
The race at the Convention Hall Skatins
-Aih ihs' evening between Donoghue, 1ngle.
iretz, Brock and Strickland was exceedingly
close and was won by Donoghue after a
hard squirt. Inglefretz had a handicap of a
lap and three-quarters in q mile and ONE
half. Strickland came in third and Brock
last. The ice was In excellent condition.
and In the last squirt Donoghue seemed TO
fairly fly over the surface
Blsneau, the Baltimore skater, will be ON
hand tonight to try conclusions, and. sc
saunders knee is well enough TO allow NIL
to make a trial, he also will be in the start
Inc other starters will be Sites Inglefretz
and Strickland. Donoghue's time for the
mile and the mile and half last night WAS
remarkable. His time as reported for the
mile was PAS the half in 130 a total Of
AIS for the mile end half. The timers were
Messrs. Towers, Lee Hutchins and J. w.
Storey, tr. The best time for a mile by the
National Association amateur champion was
made by Harley Davidson last year, 2. 80 3d.
The best time Of the Canadian Association
was also made last year by ]. S. johnson Of
Minneapolis, 242 2-5.