The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-20

| big team will begin tomorrow night, and
places can only tc won by the stron gest
kind Of work. From present Indications
there will be several new faces ON the
| ten pin team. 1t will lie well 10 keep an
eye on McCauley, who is developing into Il
| steady, strong bowler.
During the past week in practice game
several scores were made, and, consider
ing the fact that it is very early in the
season, they were remarkable. Capt. Kidd
had 200 game, Schlessinger one OF 246,
IliNon 233, McCauley 212. and 7. McCau-
ley, the Oldest bowler in the club, had The
excellent score OF 21O.
The gymnasium classes for boys will
begin on October l. Only boys with new
cards from the board OF governors will be
admitted.
All members in arrears on the treasurtr's
books have been given until October 10
To square up their dues accounts.
The building committee is making ar
engagements to put up Il temporary hand
hill court in the rear of the clubhouse.
III IL Is properly appreciated by the mem
hers fine brick court will he built In the
spring.
The talent which will take part in the
musical ana literary entertainment To h
given at the club house on the 3Oth ill.,
slant. is having frequent rchcarsals and
an attractive program is promised. The
tickets for the affair are selling rapidly
LIGHT INFANTRY ATHLETICS.
Considerable interest is being taken by
the entire Light Infantry Corps in the
athletic department of the organization,
ana The effort TO secure winning teams in
all lines VIII have hearty cooperation.
1t is proposed to get cut a football team,
II II is possible to secure suitable and CON
Veiicntly located grounds upon which to
practice. Several places are now under
Sit lara .hn ri
doubleday succeed.
A strong team can he gotten out from
among Wissner. Burns, Reeve, Lewis, Royce
Hough, Waters, Shreve, McCabe, Harry
Lee. Leach, McCathrau, c hamberlain,
Given, Javins and the two Schafhirts.
Much OF The success OF the team Will
depend upon the selection OF Il manager.
"A good hus,ling worker. such as Porter
House was for the basketball and other
teams. Unfortunately House positively
declines 10 again hold the office, having
had that honor for six years, during which
term he landed several championships.
He undoubtedly has earned Il rest
There VIII he meeting OF the basket
ball team tins morning. at the arinory, to
select a captain and manager for the conf
ing season.
Tie basket ball team VIII be made up OF
about the same players that represented
the W. l.. i. last season and Won the cham
pionship. The team Will he selected from
these players: Hougi, Harry Lee. Waters.
Shrcvc, j. and Ernest Sciafhirt. McCahc.
Burnett, McCathran. Given and Roach.
Practice Will begin October L.
ThcmcmDers Of Company G have accepted
the invitation of Ernest Gerstenberg to
be a guest for Il days outing n t his splendid
farm on Sunday next. A full day of i'll
noccnt sport is being mapped out which
willaffordplcaSurct 10 hostsand que stsalike.
GEol;G EToWN VARSITY ATHLETICS.
The opening of Georgetown University on
the 18th instant was Il most suspicious one,
the attendance being larger than ever
before. THIS promises Ia he the most sue
cessful session this old and ever popular
institution has seen i'll years.
1t VIII be a great year, not only in the
halls of learning but in the field OF ath-
leticS as well, as already an immense
amount Of interest is being shown in all
departments
Manager Walsh, the celebrated sprintcr
Of st. Louis who tied the Indoor seventy