The times., 1898-05-22

quite a dash with their new Cleveland tan
oem- Ihey ride well, and strong enough
10 enter In races for that class. They will
accompany the club riders on a run 70
Camp Alger this morning, leaving the
clubhouse on Howard Avenue al 9 o'clock
captain Appleby viii be in charge OF the
men.
Georgetown Varsity Athletes.
From the present indications the track
team which win represent GEORGETOWN
Varsity at the intercollegiate Champion
SHIPS at Berkeley Oval on next Friday
and Saturday, will consist OF B. J. We
fers. Maloney, Cody and Walsh. with
schade, Moran and DannemiIIer as the
bicycle squad. All hands have been train
ing hard since last week. and viii be in
shape TO try for honors The bicycle rae
ers are in splendid shape. for they have
been IN several race meets in the past
/ fortnight. and Won almost every event
they entered in.
Wefers feels that he viii have hard
lot or work cut out for him. and is pre-
pairing himself accordingly. His friends
feel confident OF his ability 10 hold his
own. He viii meet Pennsy's crack.
Iewkesbury, in the 100 and 220 dashes.
and Will give him good ''tryine, out
The tennis management will shortly
begin TO arrange for the annual college
championships in that line of sport In
the meantime, the players are taking lots
of practice.
7. A. Driscoll. formerly of the Varsity
and a student there when he won the
Southern championships at the Bachelors
tourney two years ago. found IL irnpOSsi-
ble 70 return 10 the East TO try 10 re-
gain the title in last weeks Bachelors
tourney.
]. c. Davidson won the Champion
ship and well deserves it. as he is
a hard. earnest player. who has beaten
some Of the cracks Of the North and else
where.
The past week has been one grand grind
Of exams and nearly every day had
some worry for some one of the classes
and all are glad that so much OF the
rocky road has been passed over. Du-
ring the coming week there will be more
worry. On next Friday morning there
viii be Greek prose and memory. In
the afternoon Greek authors. Tuesday.
May 81, oral Greek authors: Saturday,
June 4 (JuniOr), Church History, Chris
tian Doctrine. Constitution OF the United
States; Sophomore Study in Macbeth
Christian Doctrine. History Of the United
States; (FTeshman). English Literature,
Christian Doctrine, History of England.
June Il, Latin Prose; June Is, morning,
Latin memory and sight translation; af-
ternoon, Latin Verse; June Is. Latin Au-
thors (written); June IS, Latin Authors
June II. morning. Analytical Chemistry
for Junior, General Chemistry for SophO-
more, French or German for Freshmen: :
1 June IS. Mathematics, morning session
from 9 10 Il o'clock; afternoon from }
to .. This schedule indicates that the
student body viii be busy and but little
time will be left for athletic recreation.
But there comes a time in every students
term when athletics are q secondary cOn-
sideration.
The baseball team viii leave here tomOr-
row morning and Will go direct 70 Md
dleton, Conn, TO play Wesleyan Cniver-
sity on Tuesday; viii play Yale. at New
I Haven. on Wednesday; Dartmouth, at
Hanover. N H. on Thursday. University
of Vermont, on Friday; Holy Cross. at
Worcester. Mass. on Saturday. and on
Decoration Day viii play two games with
Orange Athletic Club, at Orange. N J.
The trip will wind up on Wednesday,
June I. at Princeton, N J., in game with
the Tigers" The baseball season Of the
Varsity team viii wind up with the end
of the trip. The team has been taking
plenty of hard practice, and all the play
ers are in good shape The team should
win half the games scheduled for the
trip.
1t would seem that the team made a
mistake in not getting on several games
during the past week with some local or
nearby teams. for the practice such games
! would have given Everybody is roofing
for the blue and gray" and wishing it
every success. Here's to Capt. Nc
/ Carthy and his players.
The reserve baseball team has a num-
ber of games with local mines TO play be-
fore the big team comes back, and the
players hope they may find time between
exams to play them
o. P. SCHMIDT.