The morning times., 1896-06-07

and Greensfelder it was seen that they are
very clever with the mitts, ami with proper
coaching they will make il interesting for
all-comers in their class.
Arrangements are nearly all completed
for the excursion to be given by the club
on the 6th instant. In addition TO game
Of baseball between strong local teams
there will be other athletic and several
gymnaSuic events.
A number of the wheelmen of the club
Will join the United Wheelmen's excursion
TO Baltimore today. Capt. Horace Fryer
has perfected all arrangements for their
comfort.
It is proposed to include bicycle races
among the features of the club excursion
Several local cracks have entered the sew
eral events. Handsome prizes are Offered.
The grounds OF the Washington Outing
Club will be the scene this afternoon OF
a game of baseball between the W o. c.
and the Flremen's team, the losers to give
$40 TO the firenen's fund. Only members
OF the club and friends Of the opposing
teams will be admitted. The w o. c.
team will consist of Capt Harry King,
H.; Sam WE'LL 2b.; Sid Reizeustcin, 3D.;
Mundheim, s. s.; Bradley, C.; NJ. Damon,
l. f.; Harold Newcomb, +. f.. King, c. r.,
and Scrlvener, p. Perry Bascombe will OF
ficiate as umpire.
The club management as decided 10 in
augurate the social season at the club
house with ladies' night on June II It
Will he moonlight night, bun calcium and
japanese lights will be provided TO help
out the brilliant occasion. There will he
dancing and refreshments and music hv
Prof. Goodman's orchestra. Each men,
Der VIII be entitled to two cards OF ad-
mission for their male friends, and tn csc
are all expected 10 bring ladies'
July 4 will be iittingly celebrated at
the club with music and addresses and a
general good time. The eannual prize games
vii! be held in the afternoon. and precc,l-
ing these President Hirsh will introduce
Hon. j. K. Rask OF Fredonia. n. Y, who
VIII make an appropriate address In
the evening there Will he music, refresh
mentS, and fireworks
The Blue Wing has been engaged for the
clubs annual outing on the Chesareak ke.
MI Stoney Weyli is in full charge OF the ar
engagements. The cruise Will begin on the
first Saturday in August. Among those
who Will ship as Jolly tdrs are: Harry
We'll, {. j. Reizenstein, Sam Well, A.
King, {. NJ. Park, W A Fariee, Alex
Woir Perry Bascombe, K. f Warwick,
Lew Hrsh. Tom Scriveuer, w Searle.
Church Mahon. n. d. Roseburg, c E Wig
ginton, Harold NewCombe.
Capt. Bill Park and Mate Sam Wall will
will look after the mess. Tom Scrivener
Will manage the ball team and Stoney We'll
VIII have charge of everything else Cock
Robin, the Clubs mascot. Will he valet
Games will be played with teams at each
stopping place.
GEORGETOWN VARSITY
The annual handicap tennis tournament
0! Georgetown Varsity. which began yes
terday in the varsity courts brought nu.
q nnrnhpr nj nlu yvI,1r
seasons playing, will make their presence
felt.
Harry Cover, the energetic manager
OF tennis, spared neither time nor ex-
pense in getting the courts in fine CON
ditiOn, and playing within is indeed
pleasure. He is the right man in tie right
place.
Following were the entries j. Tobin
'99; Cover, '9s; Egan, 80; A DevereauA
rs: Delaney, 81; Mcmahon, '9S; j Walsh.
rs: Pierce, '9S; Charean. r. s.: Fincke
'96; ]. f. OBncn. '96; Kennedy, 80: Jowin
80; nugan 80; Carroll, '9S; r. Douglass
'96: R. Walsh, 90; $. Douglass. 80
In addition To the prizes offered by the
association, saks & Co. Parker. Bridget
& Co; Tappan, Auerbach. and Mertz gen
erously donated serviceable prizes Single
and doubles and consultations for each Will
be played
The handicap committee consists Of R.
Douglass, Egan. Mcmahon and R Walsh
Thomas Driscoll. lccal collegiate champion
was chosen referee
The competition for the Dahlgren medal
for calculus will take place tomorrow: for
Christian doctrinc medal. oil Tuesday
On June q the debating society. COM
pos"d OF students in classes below fresh
men, Will hold its annual debating contest
The subject will be: Resolved That free
trade is the true economic policy nf the
United States."-Murrin and Fay in tie
affirmative and Cullen and Mclaughlin in
the negative.
Manager Berry repnrts that gOOdly sum
was realized from the recent lecture given
by DR.. Stafford.
Bernard j WefeTs. the uncrOwned king
of sprintcrs. is again settled in tie class
rooms Of the big gray building. and is the
idol of the students. He bears his newly
gained laurels with becoming modestv
His new record OF 81 Is seconds for the
22o-vardS dash will be the record For some
time TO come. O.P SCHMIIT.