The morning times., 1896-11-01

| 'ic regular SUBS. He is quick and accurate
| In his passing.
Blu rnett has leyeloped into quite a
| thrower OF goals, and on Thursday evening
| m;lue all The goals for his team.
Mchae, Ross Erwin and Havens are work
ing IN the gym. and getting In shape
iorall-around work AMI as subs on the team
hicRae is well known as a hammer
'hfower, ana with proper handling will
| make II mark in the hammer as well as the
| ,h0l- putting event.
EVIL is quite sprintcr, and will be
ehicfed IN the spring games. He is an
lctiVe substitute OF the basketball team
lie VIII represent the w. L. / In the com
| ing road race
browne bids fair to develop into an
hh-roond athlete. He is n natural worker
md quite Il favoritn in the gym
DAVIS and Little are among the new
| men VINO are taking regular work in mr.
| gym
| manager Robinson has had a number of
'p'hciuions Tor places on the basketball
| team from members Of athletic organiza.
IONS "hu unattached athletes, and II, has
refused ana rightly, too, to play any man
| VINO Is ho' u regularly elected member of
| 'hetHiahlry. HiscXampie.nght be followed
| "ith ibfoilt Dy one or wo other managers of
| teams
SAENGERBUND BOWLERS
Tue members OF the Washington Sacucer-
| nunu Rowling Club who are trying for team
places are finishing up their full quotas
| "' % gaines each, and from present indi-
| cations capt. Schlaich Will have little diff
| iicu!ty III getting very strong team. The
| mem oefs VIII not claim brilliant scores Tor
.ieir team hut will rely upon strong, steady
| DOWNING Tor effective work and a hirh
rank In the championship race.
| among those who have completed their
| iifteen games are iianold with an av.
efaSe OF l15 10; Spicss, 16O 7-15; Bru-
eSger, l60 2-15.
scored "a, IFS and 1872 respectively Wild
| mayer, during the week made a single gain
"I 23l. and JursS 22O. Fred Schlaich had a
gain OF i 81, and Bercns oneof1SO.
| IN thfee consecutive games for places on
the team Hanold had II score of 212, 2O3
I and Il Brueggcr next, with 1S2, 191 and
! 50; Spies-, with lS1 and lgl. and Icl.
man. ST and col
From these specimen scores made in
| strong Competition ON standard alleys. 1t
| Will he seen That the Saengerbund will make
some Of the other league teams keep up IA
| lively step in order to win championship
| honors this season.
The lcaEue season will he opened on the
| singers alleys on November IL with n
game between the home team and Carroll
| Institute.
! The Bowling Club meets every Monday
| evening, and now numbers "a members,
all of whom are fair bowlers. Prof Fanci-
| ulli has the record for the alleys With 4
| single game of 24l.
unOHuEIoNN VARSITY ATHLETICS.
The track and field invitation meet % be
held ut Georgetown field ON next Saturday
| afternoon is Inc ailaDsorbing subject at
| Georgetown Varsity al present and prep
| aratlons are being made Tor one OF The best
| 10 to h..lE 4 D4r. L,,, A
championships on Analostan Island in Oc-
tober, $50.
| In.It,Itiuns TO send representatives. have
been accepted by all the leading 'varsi-
ties Of the country. and with fair weather
the meet must necessarily be success.
The management mas adopted the plan
| used at the "Pennsy' games held in Phila-
delphia last year, and all events Will be
run off on time schedule, and entrants
| who are not on the mark when their eyen;
| is reached Will forfeit the right to compete.
The officials Will see that this rule is
strictly enforced. This will be a pleasant
! feature of the meet for the spectators. as
it will do away with the delays SO general
! at such affairs.
Tie 100 yarc, dash trials will be the first
event. or course, the Interest centers in
the finals OF tins hummer. The stIOng
| fight in this will be for second place, as
| IL is conceded that Wefcrs will carry off
first place, because he is in the pink of
condition and running like the wind. He
| is doing 40 seconds almost daily. The
| contest for the honor of second place viii
be between Quinlan of Fordham College
| and y. Y A. c. and Fox, Fleming and
| Walsh OF Georgetown, all of whom are
working in fast time.
| Quinlan is known quantity, and prob
| ably has the best chance Tor the ilacr.
He won second plac. in the A. A. U. cham
pionship in December.
The 22u-yard dash will also be hotly
| contested, and that by the above five en-
trants.
| The hurdle event will be very pretty
| contest McAneny, the local hurdler, is
doing better work each day, and is looked
upon as the winner at next next years i'll
tercollegiatc meet at Mott Haven.
The distance runs are being worked up
to near the record mark, and Lyons Dever-
eaux, McGirr Nagle and DAILY hope to make
a new record for the college track. In ad
dition TO these there will be entries from
other colleges whose names are not yet
to be given for publication. 1t looks as
II the new college record in this event will
90 to McCiirr. who has gone under the pres
ent mark several times in practice.
Big Frank Smith will undoubtedly give a
grand exhibition in the weight events. First
place and a new college record have al
| ready been conceded to him. He is doing
speedy work.
MANY of his friends belive that Royce
Housh. now of the Medical Department,
will give Smith hard push in the weight
| events.
The discus will be introduced for the first
time in this country in college games, ana it
is hoped to make it one of the regular events
| in the intercollegiate games next spring.
Georgetown has a splendid large field for
this event, and Royce Hough is at present
| able to make the longest throw S with the
new old implement, and the other men are
improving in this line daily.
Hough will try to beat Sheldon's, OF
Yale, record at III feet inches. He has
secceeded in doing so already in practice,
and it remains to be seen If he can hold his
own In competition. He is capable of doing
good work in many lines of athletics. He
viii also be prominent, if not the leader
in the high Jump, and is looked to for new
track record. The present track record is
8 feet 8 1-2 inches, held by McElhone
Hough will also try to break his own record.
Manager j. l. Walsh is working hard
for the success OF the event, in addition
to doing good, hard earnest training. He
hopes to run off on schedule time model
athletic meet.
Fred Schade, the champion local rider,
now q student of Georgetown Law Uni
yersity, and greatfavorite there, will make
a try in riding against all comers from other
colleges. This event will be among the
principal and most exciting Of the day.
The DAYS sport will end with an attempt
by B. j. wefers, the king of sprinters
to lower his present 300-yard record OF
the world. He will probably be paced by
Walsh or Fox, and this attempt by We
fers should alone draw out q big at
tendance.
As their playing interfered with the train