The times., 1897-09-26

meet. What great team they VIII make
Lyons or Maggie and Walsh TO complete
the quartet.
1t is more than probable that John Flana
gan, the wcrd's best hammer thrower, the
marvel of the eason just closed too, VIII
raatrteuiate, II he comes, his younger
brother, who is coming weight-and-
| hammer nan VIII come with him. Added
10 these, Frank Smith, who last season
| gave great promise ia tie hammer event,
| VIII under Trainer Foley the coming sea
son, he better than ever. Then there VIII
be DevereauX and Frank McAnerney, the
dashng hurdlers. James o'Shea and ;.
! Logan Owens are here, and said to be
! very fastIunners. Claiborne vii be Looked
to T. gain points for the blue and Gray
! i'll pole vaulting.
J Athletics al Georgetown are much
strengthened by the appointment OF Rev.
/ Mr.. Raley as director Of athletics. He
! has a more than ordinary amount OF
energy, and under him, with the assist
ance of Trainer William Foley, who VIII
/ arrive shortly, the athletic collegans VIII
have little trouble to bring the old col.
I lege well To the front in athletics Mr..
/ Raley last year mana ged the preparatory
/ ba ,ebalI team and ACHE we'd marked
success with it.
/ the officials of the executive committee,
which includes representatives from each
/ varsity organization are as follows Rev
1 c. L. Raley president; John McAleer, vice
president; Frank Byrne, secretary VIII
lam Fleming, mana ger of baseball; Charles
! Claiborne. manager Of track team; Paul
Head manager Billiard sSociat ion; John
S. Naele. manager Cilee Club. The treas
/ urcr and journalist win be elected today.
A track and field meet, open to students
| only, viii be held at Georgetown Field on
or about October %. The events viii in
! clnde ali the sprints and short-distance
runs and hurdles and Che usual field events.
| Work win begin this week on d new and
! spacious grand stand, very much needed
/ addition aud Improvement, and it is hoped
10 havetG completed before the date OF the
meet.
a standard bowling alley has also been
arranged for. 1t viii he hullt in the old
gymnasium.
\ : an additional means OF exercise and a
great help to training athletes, two hand
ball courts have been built. The one on
the ''preps' side is splendid wall Of
brick with clay courts. The one on the
! varsity side is of wood, temporary af-
fair, which viii he replaced later on by
one uf brick. Both were secured through
the efforts OF hr. Raley, who appreciates
the fact that there s no better form of
exercise tC make tie body and muscles
active, to awaken the whole frame and
to make quick on his feet and to sharpen
wei his energy. These courts are in al
most constant use during leisure hours
The class football teams, TO which line
OF football the varsity win again confine
itself, have not yet been finally decided
| upon. Practice OF Candidates Will begin
during the coming week. An intefclass
| schedule Will be arranged as soon as all
the teams have been decided upon.
The prospects for a fast, snappy baseball
team for next season are very promising
| Among some OF the old team who will
again appear are Mike Walsh, Pat Flem-
ing, WIZ Maloney, the nervy little catcher;
/ Dan Mccarthy, left fielder and captain.
Eddie Lamb and Ed Bach, pitcher. James
| McTntvre and Stump Reardon, two Of
last seasons most popular players, much
to the regret of the rest Of the nine, VIII
not return this term. With those two men
| toned a very strong team will result when
are added Casey, formerly Of Brown;
Charles Moran, the phenomenal shortstop
of the South; Haffet, third base; Greene
formerly of the University of South Carolina,
Y hose playing is well remembered here;
Coleman, Medical, formerly of Rock Hill
Downes, Plus O'Donnell, Fisher and J
Meredith Smith. With all these strong
players and an additional pitcher or two
it would seem that the team will equal
the great team of "a
IN bicycle races the varsity is ex-
ceptionally strong, including as it does
all the local cracks, beginning with the
seemingly invincibIe Fred schade, "Ztnl-
my Moran, Haistead Wilson, DannemiIIo
and CepHi- Schade and Moran viii here
after be the 'varsitys greatest tandem,
team. Think OF the points it will be pos
sible for the varsity to score next year at
Mott Haven with all this array of athletic
talent! o. P. SCHMIDT.
II your physician advises the use OF 6
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