The morning times., 1896-10-25
Doings of Amateurs in GYM
nasium and Afield.
DISCUS AT GEORGETOWN.
Basketball League Scheduled. A. c.
Active in All Branches-Ne ew Mem
b..rs at c. big Scores ut w. A.
C.-Infantry's New Manager East
ern Athletics Booming.


none a place III which 10 play off their
scheduled games.
At the meeting 10 be held ut the Eastern
Athletic Club on Tuesday evening the sched-
ule committee Consisting of Messrs. II House,
Beckley, Mansfield, and Beall, jr., will re-
port playing schedule. II adopted it Will
be ordered printed and distributed 10 the
clubs. 1t is hoped that the new rules will
also be ready for distribution.
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLUB.
The attendance of members of the gym
nasium classes of the Columbia Athletic
Club is larger than ever, aud includes many
oi the new mcn, who are showing IA decided
interest. ana in many cases more than
ordinary aptncss.
Prof. CrosSlcy is now drilling his classes III
a number of new drills and exercises
Franz, who is making great hcadway in
track and field athletics. Is turning ms at-
teniion also TO gymnastics and Is learning
q new trick ON the balancing trapeZe.
Frank Hanna is changing his style of
high Jumps. From an upright position IN
clearing the bar he Is adopting ne doubling
style and is doing better work than ever.
Tom Nolan, Ed. Thompson and Dot Miller,
a trio of bright juniors, each about twelve
years DI age, dTc III tiie VI
Crpssley, who is teaching them several
new turns and will make winning aero
batic team out of them.
George Carter'S classes in boxing are Well
attended and he hopes to put out several
winners in their respective branches when
the seasons Well under way.
Sewcn and Nudge Ross are also taking
their old places and adding several new
turns in their brothers-act speciality.
Tie addition of Reeve Lewis and Tub
by D.ckenSon To the football team viii
materially strengthen il. Lewis, 1t will
be remembered, was one of the star play
ers of last seasons Columbian College
team. His name is prominently mentioned
in connection with the captaincy Of the or
Tauzatioa.
Team tenpin bowling will again he male
feature ~ the club. The rumor that the
club would again be represented in the
Bowling League was received with much
pleasure by the teams already IN The league
a G. i. {. team VIII materially Increase
the interest," in the outcome u TIE race for
the championship.
Adam .yuhnsou's work in the throwing
the-lammcr event in the Y. NJ. {. a games
at FhlladeIphia last week was of a high
order and very pleasing tu lis club mates.
His exhibition throw of lol IL feet was
roundly applauded by TIE large crowu
of spectators.
A club run by the bicycle department
will be made today TO Alexandra, by way
Of the Back read, which is in good condi-
ton The riders Will leave the cIui, house
al . 50 o'clCCk this afternoon and return
by ferry.
Following custom, tile club VIII have
a special wire run into the gymnasium on
elcc ion day, SO that the election returns
maybcreccivtdan i and enjoyed 10y tie members
In comfort.
Turkey Parson- has made the po-
sition of quarterback on tie football team,
and seems to be the right man for the
place.
Walsh is doing good work as fuilback and
filling a very important position.
The schedule for the football season Will
be completed during the coming week.
CARROLL INSTITUTE ATHLETICS.
Basketball is receiving a great deal OF at
tention in the gymnasium of Carroll lnsti-
tute, but it is not allowed to interfere
any way with the regular classes and drills.
Many of the new men are anxious to Sc
cure places on the league team and are
working hard TO get in shape.
From present indications the team that
will play the earlier games of the series
will he composed OF the following pla y
ers: Mangan, enemy'S goal; DAILY, right
forward: Donehue, left forward; Bcrhrnd,
center: Mess right back: Hughes, left
back; and Roache or Murphy. home goal,
with Crutchett, Alexander, and DAILY as
substitutes.
The classes grow with each class night
and Prof. Joyce is kept busy making
Measurements and prescribing exercises
Among those who have had special work
assigned them are: George a. Trapp, d. P
Griffith John Murphy, W. E. Diffenderfer
Thomas Brick, E. j. Moriarty. and j. s
Dolan. In the lot are some very promis-
ing young gymna sts
Crutchett, McPike and Donnhue are doing
clever work on the parallel bars.
Paul Hughes is again taking exercise in
the gym. and is in good shape for the
work, having had a season of outdoor prac
tice. principally in football.
Gallagher has not yet sufficiently re
covered from his lamencss to take exer
else in the gymnasium. He will be missed
from the basketball team.
Mangan and DAILY are hard workers in
the gym, and doing clever all-arnGnd work
The c. l. Jr. basketball team, average
age sixteen years, is one of the strongest
here. II is arranging TO play series q
three games with the junior team of til,
Washington Athletic Club. The first game
will be played xt Friday evening in tn,
c. l. gym.
The bowling team candidates are still
WORKING up averages, the leading five t,
compose the team which will represent TIN
C. i. in tie league. This team will opel
the championship series with the Saenger
bund on November II, on the alleys of til,
latter.
WASHINGTON ATHLETIC CLUB.
The members of the Washington Athleti,
Club are determined that the league bowl
ing team shall be a strong, steady one ii
every way, and To this end a large numbe
of good bowlers are trying for averages
The result will determine the makeup ,
the team. The average bowling will clos
this week.
Some of the older bowlers are putting u,
remarkably high scores During the mas
fortnight the folowin were made: Georg
Martin. 231; Capt Kidd, 246; SchIessinger
266: Fuller, 232: Norton. l9s, and tn
veteran Thomas Martin, 210.
The bas sketball team has practice
three times n week. and Is playing in splen
did form Its present work gives indica
dGns of a strong, bustling team.
The Junior basketball team is preparin
to meet the c. 1. juniors in series @
three games, the first to be played a
G. l., on Friday evening next.
Prof Akers has a junior class OF sevent