The times., 1897-09-12

There is lots Of good materitl fronlw hicntc
select a strou <, steady team
H J. Deyo is now the KING Of the clubs
alleys, and holds the club record for high
game as well rs for the highest average
in COR. petition.
On Thursday evening he made The ex
ceIleBt average OF 223 l-2 IN four ga mes
BEGINNING with the high score OF 25e,
he BOWED in succession 237, 203 and io4
The highest single game record was held
before by Harmon, with 257- In three
games D=yo's average was 236. He
rolled "a frames without break, aud
scored nine consecutive stri kes- His
record is likely to stand for some time
! The sturdy little bowler can have q place
on the big team If he wants it.
Prof. George Carter, the accom- piished
| sparrinz Instructor Of the club began
| his classes in the fnanly art Of seif-dereEse
| last week lie viii hold classes daily
from to 6 O'Clock and from 8 To- 10
on Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Mcntian has already been made Of the
| fact bow Griffin HaIstead, one OF the
| club's Gastess riders. beat the worlds record
for quarter mile flying start, in 26 4-5
/ seconds. The news was enthusiastically
| received by his cIUbmates.
Rowing from the C. 4 G. boathDuse IS
| now confined almost entirely TO pleasure
| boating Numerous parties took advan-
| tage Of the moonlight nights and made
| laerry on the river.
| Tie junior eight has disbanded for tie
! season. On account Of the great rivalry
| existing between the port and starbOard
| sides OF the crew, it is very likely that
Lieut. Charlie Baker viii give them
| an opportunity TO show whichis the stronger
| in a race ia four-oared shells. 1t is prob
| able that as Gu incentive for fast work,
a set of bronze medals will be offered.
| Lieut.. Baker gave an enjoyable barge
| party on Friday evening to bis brother
in-law NJ. j. LawIer, OF New York city,
and his two daughters, who are visiting
| the city as the guests of the lieutenant
Potomac Boat Club
| An eight and four are put overheard
| almost every evening from the float of
! the Potomac Boat Club the crewSof which
are rowing for the pleasure or it, and ircE
| dentally preparing for the second club re-
gatta of the season, TO be given on next
| Saturday afternoon. The first regatta was
such great success that it was Thought
| wise by Capt. Charley Warden to give an
other, in order that all the new members
of the club who desired to do so might
| have an opportunity to show what they
can do with the sweeps Consequently
| many of the members who did not row
in the first will appear in the coming If
fair.
In the coming regatta there viii 6e five
| events, two of which will be for eight
! Dared shells Active preparation and prac
tiee began on Thursday afternoon last, ans
| there was little trouble In filling The seats
| In the shells necessary to pull off all the
| events planned. This time the races viii
| be started early and finished in da yIIght.
maeIey aud Ball, of the Potomacs, anC
! MC(iowSsn and Blunt, OF the Colum bias, n d We
taken several spins during the past wees
in four is was good. strong crew
| which moved along very nicely.
| The events and crews in the coming
regatta VIII 5e as follows: At $50 o clock
the first event viii be started, and ii
viii be for novice" eiehts over half
mile course No 1 crew viii he Armand
stroke: Hume, Z; Greenless, 6; Clifton, 5
Reeves, 4; Stewart, 3; Haskell, ., and
Wheaucy, 1 with Capt. Warden, CoXswain.
10. crew Bradley, stroke; Danenhower
Z; Ton DaChenhausen, 8; Hume, .: Robin
son, +; Young. 3; Urquhart, .; Young, l
wiIl MulIet5, coSswain.
Next event Four -oaTed shells; three
quarters Of = mile and return; starting anC
finishing In front Of boathouse. Crew No
1-Sinis, stroke; Bradley, 3; Hazel, ., anC
Snyder. bow. Crew No. 2-F. Ball, stroke
Nj. c. Ball, B; Clifton, .. and Eniason. bow
For another four -oared race No. L crew
Won pachehhausen, stroke; Gordon 3; W
G. Locker = and Warden, bow; NJ. K
Looksr, stroke; Hume. 3; Head, land boyle
bow.
Working boat crews of two each viii be
another event. Thencome sarace for miXes
etghts NJ. c. Ball, stroke; Bradley, :; Sims
6: Hazel, 3; Nolan. 4; Gasch. 3; Hume. 9
and Clifton L, against f. Ball. sLroke; Cor
don, I: LOCKER, 8; w. c. LOCKER, 3; W. C
LOCKER (; Won DachenhauSen, 3; WaFtien
2, and Snyder. 1.
Carroll Institute Athletics.
Ever ry5hing is in readiness In che gymna
! SUM of Carroll Institute for the ind0o