The times., 1897-07-18

Reizensteia, who accepted in errorless man
ner ali HIS eight chances The prime
feature or the game was the second base
play of Phil King, the former great player
of Princeton. whose presence here has
strengthened the team very much After
covering the bag i'll his usual great shape
for five innings he pitched the remaining
three, aiio wing but cne hit off his de-
livery.
Capt. Sam King is anxious to hear from
any and all District teams, and makes no
exceptions. His team is playing great
game.
s. Nattans and S. s. Richards have re.
turned from a cycling tour through the
Shenandoah Valley, and report great
outing
Sam Mundheim has arrived in town,
and will play left field in today's game.
Harry Kaufnans absence viii be felt
by the team, and his hitting VIII be espe-
cially missed He is going on an extended
Western trip with George Strauss. an
other very popular member.
Milton Daman injured his leg in the last
game, which viii necessitate his laying
off for several days.
Sidney West, too, met with an accident
by falling Off the horizontal bar on last
Sunday and spraining his wrist. He is
one of the clubs most accomplished gym
naSts
Much TO the pleasure or all the members
a shower-bath and pool have been added
to tie oth-r comforts of the clubhouse, ana
features OF the club.
nj Of
the last meeting, and other applications are
pending.
Fat Raedy has been accorded the priv
ileees OF the clubhouse and grounds while
training for his go with Nick Burley
the hard hitting Californian, whom he
win meet next month. Pat Is now III line
shape. and win put up great fight. His
work is a gre It attraction, and daily
draws out large numbers OF members and
friends to see him at work. He win Civ e
an exhibition OF bag-punclltug today. to
which all friends OF the club are invited
Washington Athletic Club.
The meEibers of the Washington \ AthletiC
Club had as their guess on Wednesday even
ing last large delegation OF members OF
the Mount Pleasant Athletic Club, who
made the trip in the shape Of u run. >
The whole house was placed at the dis
posal of the visitors and the privileges
were thoroughly enjoyed Bowling, pool
and exercises In the gymnasium We're
INDUCED in The visitors gave an In
formal musicale in the gym. in which Mr..
0Dwyer, i'll comic songs and ballads and
the club quartet Were feata-e, and these
and the recitations by others We're uch
enjoyed by W. 4 q. members, Of whom
there was large attendance
The visitors left at a late hour as Il uch
pleased over their visit as the hosts were
delighted at having them, each expressing
tic wish for early and frequent inter
change or visits to the respective club
houses OF the two clubs The w a. c.
proved themselves generous and Courteous
hosts
The members OF the Mount Pleasant Club
making the run" We're. H. j. warthen
president: William Holmead, vice president
NJ Appleby, treasurer; W o. Dwycr, sec.
retary; George Fisher, p II. Fitzhugh, P
Huffy, Paul Dessez, K o. Dwyer. JOHN
Bolts William Werner, q w Cox, Jr
Guida CalIan, and Walter Hixson
The big smoker to be given Mt the club
on July 27, Tuesday week. by Prof II
s. AkeIs, and R Roy Mackey, although
not strictly club affair. It is proposed by
the members TO help make it big success
Splendid talent has been secured and In
addition to the exhibitions In wrestling
there will be several boxing bours ~
the best st-known local talent In several
weights, and these events will lie In
charge Of Pat Raedy, well-known in
sfaring circles Musical features viii
be added and altogether the affair prom
ises to be be very attractivein every way
AT the last club meeting the foilowin 6
Were elected members: Messrs J Il Mills
john Dugan, Eugene Fugitt, and wiiiiaIr
CoIinors. Three new applications are now
awaiting action. The growth OF the
club under the present mana cement, hal
been remarkable, and its success in alllines
IS assured o P SCH MIDT