The times., 1897-04-25

Ody ana fr1day nights InlS Is q WIS
move of the board as 1t gives the boy
more frequent opportunity to work, ano
the sooner develop them Into possibiliue
for the big class
Carroll Institute Athletes.
Until further notice the mems gym
nasium classes OF Carroll Institute
viii meet on Tuesday and Friday even
ings at 1880 O'Clock for class drills
The classes keep up well in number, and he
attendance averages forty night, Worl
viii shortly be taken up in indivi lual
and classwork for the annual exhibition
and c. |. indoor championships, to be held
during next month.
Ladies classes are held on Monday and
Thursday afternoons at O'Clock, AMI d re
always well attended.
There is a very large bicycle contingent
In the membership, and Prof. Joyce has
begun the work of forming bicycle club
in the institute, and will start with about
twenty members. He has called a pre-
liminary meeting for next Friday evening,
and all c. l. riders are requested to be
| present and talk the matter over
The basketball team has one unpla yed
game scheduled with the Easterns, and
| tihH Nlii po VII hCAU
evening IN the infantry armory.
Eastern Athletic Club.
At regular meeting OF the Eastern
| Athletic Club, held on April 20. the com
mlttee, consis ting OF Messrs. Bright.
| Jeffries, and Wright, having charge Of
the revision of the constitution, made a
| report In fun. The revised constitution
must now be posted for three weeks and
| then voted upon at the next regular club
meeting.
A committee consisting of Messrs. E.
Grimes, K. G.. Casey and W II. Wright
was appointed to make arrangements for
heclub excursion to River View on June 8,
The club gave two very successful excur-
sons last year, and IL is hoped to make
the coming affair equally successful.
The bicycle contingent took a run to
Marlboro on last Sunday, and notwith-
standing the previous days rains, the roads
were in good order. On the trip, Richard
Thompson fell and sprained his wrist
badly, but was made as comfortable as
possible near Marlboro, and then brought
home. His wrist is mending rapidly. His
wheel was badly broken.
The wheelmen win take a run to Rock
O'Clock this morning
Themembers Of theclub are ehighly pleased
over the great success of the ''smoker'
given on Wednesday evening.
The talent was good, and the program,
though long one, was throughly enjoyed,
as were the generous collation. and smoke
up" articles served. Most of the credit
for the great success of the affair is due
and late Ito make it the best the club ever
had" The opinion was freely expressed
by visiting club men thatit was one of the
best smokers they ever attended
Prof. Larsen, who wrote the E. A. C.
March," a most delightful composition,
will shortly put it in circulation. There is
already quite demand for copies.
Washington Athletic Club.
The amusement committee of the Wash
ington Athletic Club is arranging details
for another athletic smoker to be given |
ON May IL. Among other athletic features !
there viii be three sparring bouts, thee |
wrestling bouts and club swinging.
The Easter Monday reception and ball |
was a great success and reflects much |
credit upon the committee having it in
charge.
Martain Chamberlain, one of the strong
men" OF the club, has issued a challenge to
all comers for weightlifting match.
The members of the Silver Spring Pleas
Ure Club have lately been enrolled on the
Of the W. a C., which step |
many members of the Canterbury Athletic
Club took several weeks ago
The Excursion Committee is issuing In
III pplc 20 Pr,z
the first OF series of complimentary
club excursions to be given to River View
on May 2s.
bowling tournament for the club cham
pionship will begin May L. Two gold
medals viii be given, respectively, for the
highest and second highest total scores
made In the series. All members who
desire to enter are requested to report
heir names to either Capt. W G. Kidd,
David sclcssinger, George a Martin or T.
3. Burch.
The membership of the club is constantly
Increasing. The rule reducing the initia-
Ion to $500 and three months dues in
advance was wise move, and the rule is
still In force.
The Fair Committee will meet the lady
assistants on May 4, and full attendance
S urged Numerous donations have al
eady been received, among them q hand
ONE set of harness from Mr. S. Bensnger,
which will be on exhibition at the Bazaar
1t an early day. Parker, Bridget & Co,
ave donated bicycle suit. The committee
eel much encouraged over the prospects
nd are especially well pleased with the
dvance work of the ladies.
The basketball team has one more league
anne to play, and this with the Easterns,
t the Infantry armory, some time early in
ext month.
Washington Outing Club.
The annual field and track meeting TO he
cid by the Washington Outing Club early i
ext month promises to eclipse all previous '
ffoTts of the club IN this line About {
orty men are being prepared for the several /
vents by Trainer Raedy. The entries are t
nited to club members and there is great
lvalry over the several events {
The most promising men in the 100 and
20-yardsprnts are Harry Kaufman Good
ian, and n. Nordinger, with Kaufman
trong favorite. He is at present complet- t
II his medical course at Johns Hopkins c
1d will take part In the spring games =
lere. Heis reported as havin & covered the |
90 yards in 10 flat. Z
Blumenthai and Nausbaum q re likely dis
lnce runners and are moving well and
;rOng The one-half and one mile runs
Ill he hotly contested by them The high
imp will more than likely be taken by
ing, who has a record of five feet ten
ches, and no other member can touch any-
here that mark
The weight and hammer events will he | I