The times., 1897-09-19

10 secure d place on the team without much
trouble. He is rafting good little Gowler,
as his averages in last Sundays Times
told. Tie hope is often expressed that
win Done may again be seen in the alleys.
Prof. CIussley has taken number of
measurements during the week, and he
reports that the prospects are that his
classes VIII be larger than ever before.
There is some talk OF organizing basket
bail team, 10 play for the exercise, anu
possibly to arrange games with strong
| out -of-tGNyh teams. THERE'S abundant ma
: terial from which to select a rafting strong
team.
The warm weather and the presence of
the baseball team on Columbia Field inter
fered with the opening practice Of the
candidates of the football team. Capt.
/ Stinemetz VIII take the ball players off the
field tomorrow, and then the prospective
knights Of the gridron viii step up and be
/ gin work. Tt viii he several weeks before
( the team VIII te finally decided upon. But
! fewof the old pla yers scontemporaneous With
! Jack Rainier Will be seen ON the team, and
! team almost entirely new Will line up
| against some of the best eleven sin the coun-
I Try. Tubby Dickinson has consented TO
/ again take up his place on the line He viii
1 probably bringin with him his brother like
wise a good player. Capt. Pat. Wells VIII
! again be in charge Of the team on the field,
and VIII play bis old position. Hooker VIII
! again wear his laced Jacket, and aspres to
place back of the line.
Ii Columbian Varsity does not get up a
| team, big cy CuEttngs willwear the winged
arrow in the battles on she gridiron. He
| viii be a strong addition. Adam Johnson
] has consented to again take his old place on
the line.
II the Baltimore Athletic Club decides not
to hold open games this fan, Franz Will la )
| aside his Jumping shoes and his vauting
pole ard viii try FOR d place on the team.
Among the other players who viii try for
| places VIII be. Greenyille, Lewis, Smell,
Nelngan, Balm ger, Moon, o'Leary, Speare.
! Lun.sford, Coleman, Rutherford, Humph-
reys and Curtiss.
In addition to the games with strong out
or-town teams already published here, the
management Will probably arrange games
with the University of Maryland and Johns
Hopkins.
The great star game Of the local season
viii be played on thanksgiving Day with
the Boston Athletic association.
What has become of the bicycle contin-
gent Of the C. A. c.? is the query fire.
! quently heard in wheeling circles.
Ex-Capt. Harmon spent a few days iu
thee last week aud mad a hearty welcome
at the big clubhouse on the evening that he
spent here.
The rowing season is about over, and now
but little remaing at the boathouse but the
| memories OF an active season, whose re-
suits win be decidedly apparent next sea
son, for the clab win then have a fast
junior eight, which began its preliminary
work T. is year to the satisfaction ofall.
Carroll Institute Athletics.
Notwithstanding the warm weather last
eek several OF the candidates or the
basketball team to represent Carroll In
stitute, took practice In the gymnasium
This work with the mercury up in the
nineties. indicates the greatest kind OF
earnestness on the part Of the candidates
Since the organization of the new league
and the adoption Of the national rules and
sundry features, especially the wearing OF
their light uniforms. IL is predicted by
many that the CAROLS viii have little diff
ficu1ty in winning the league championship.
The team was taught last season TO play
an open, free, passing game, and its work
then will stand I in good stead now. a
The makeup Of the team has not yet
been decided upon, but it will inclnde five
active young men, and will be chosen from
among Daily, Brick, Murphy, Swetland.
Alexander. Crutchett, and Bergman.
Prof. Joyce reports that his classes will
be larger than ever before and that they
viii Include many well-known business
men, who want to take up the drills and
hody- building exercises OF which the
professor viii make more Of a speciality
than ever before.
Especial attention will be shown the
juniors OF whom there are a number OF very
| promising ones. These viii include the
| class drills and SIN all acrobatics in thci,
lire OF work.
The bowlers viii shortly take up their
| home competitions for averages, froln
the winners Of which will be selected tn,
team to represent the Carroll Institute in
the eleague. The bowlers still remember hoy
the Saengers walked away with the cham
pionship last season. They are determined
that this time matters shall be different
In other words. the Carroll Institute will
be out for the championship.
II is said that Tony Rice VIII not find
it convenient IT, bowl on the team this year
His work will be missed. As an offset II
this loss, If the report be true, AL Schulteis
has expressed e willingness to bowl again
and IL hc does the team with him on 1t vii
be much strengthened. He is steady
bowler, and las helped III any time to pull
his team out of a very small hole.
Washington Saengerbund.
An unusually active bowling. season II
promised for the coming winter at the
Washington saengerbund. The compara
tive ease with which the Saenger team
won the major league championship last
season gives the bowIers hope of again
landing first Donors, even If the sam
cannot be secured on as broad margin as
in 80.
The team promises this year to hav,
. III IL several new bowlers, and an effort
VIII be made t. have strong team
, making up in individual work for what i
Lacks in experience. In selecting team
, the method Of bowling for ayera ges has
been decided upon and this plan, fount
so successful in other organizations, WI
, | give all bowlers an opportunity of tryini
for a place among the five who will trJ
for lea que honors.
This yeaz~all candidate VIII be requires
10 bowl twenty games instead OF twelv,
as last year. and the five making thl
highest averages after this thorough tes
l win compose the team Practice will b.