The times., 1898-02-06

management; IS stin Negotiating with sew
eraI of the PhiIadel,tlia teams for games
here. ri
Georgeto-vn VARSITY Athletics.
Manager Hea d of the Georgetown Varsity
baseball tea-i, has completed his schedule
for the coming season, and 1t is without
exception one of Ihe best ever offered here,
or elsewhere, for that matter, 1t calls for
games during Easter week, with Yale,
Harvard, Princeton a nd L ennsyiva MIA. What
! a treat there is inestorc Tor lovers OF
college baseball.
The Schedi lie is as follows:
March 26-Johns Hopkins University at
Georgetown.
March so Gala qdet College at George
town,
April1-LafayetteC e College 1t Georgetown.
April 2 Va shngton Heaguey at Ma
tional Park.
ApnI6-Lenigh University Mt Georgetow
April Yale University at Georgetown.
April 9-Princeton University at George
town.
April 11-Prinoeton University at George
town.
April l2-0artmouth College at George
town.
April 13-University of Pennsylvania at
Georgetown.
April 16 Richmond College at George
town.
April 20-Haryard University at George
town.
April 90 alaryland University at George
town.
April 90 Washington and Lee University
at Georgeto %n.
April 3O--University Of Virginia at Char
lottesvine.
May 4-villanova College at George
town.
May7-Universty of p ems ylvania a p hill
adelplia.
May 9-Uaivefsity Of Virginia at George
town.
Mayfo-University OF Virginia n t George
town.
May. Hutchinson College at George
town.
May 14-.iount st. Mary's College at
Emmittsburg.
May 1s-2ennsylvania State College at
Georgetown
May q All Scholastic team Of Phia-
delpiia at Georgetown.
May 24-Nesleyan University at Middle
ton, Conn.
May 25--gale University at New Haven,
Conn
May 26-Oartmouth College at Hanover,
n. H.
May Erosion College at Boston.
May 2S-Holy Cross at Worcester. Mass.
May 30-Orange Athletic Club, two
games at Orange, n. j.
May 31-1pen.
June 1-P.jnceton University at Princeton,
N. j.
Manager HcMalion is endea voring to Or !
ganize an intercollegiate tennis associa- !
tion in the South and the prospects for his
success are very encouraging. He has |
placed himself in communication with all |
the leading institutions of learning, and |
from many Il theseIhe has received affir- |
NATIVE replies. So
The following have been communicated |
with by Mr.. Head:h, Columbian univer-
sity, Washington n c.; West Virginia
University. ut Morgantow Va; Will
lam and Mary College Gallaudet College,
Washington, ID. C.; Catholic University,
Georgeto College,. Georgetown, Ken
lucky; Normal and Industrial School,
Greensboro oush, N. &C., Johns Hopkins,
Baltimore, Nd; sHanipton Institute, Vir-
ginia; Mount st. Mary's, Emmittsburg,
Md: oberlin College, Ohio; Ohio State
University, Ohio; Randolph Macon College,
Ashland, Va; Richmond College, Rich
Inond, Va; Roanoke College, Salem, Va:
st. Charles Colleges Ellicott City, Md:
Rock Hill College. Ellicott CITY. Nd.
st. Johns c Illege, Annapolis, Nd: saIome
University, New Orleans, La; University
OF Georgia, Athens Ga; University of
Nashville, Nashville Tenn; niversity
Of North Gtrolina, Chapel Hill, NJ c.;
University nf Virginia, charlottesville.
Va; Vanderbilt University, Nashville,
Tenn; Washington and Lee University,
Lexington, Va.
On February 1s a concert Will be given
in CASTOR Hall. An excellent program
will he presented by the Glee, Banjo and
Mandolin Q lartet. There will be solos
and recitations and other feat
The Varsity will be represented at the
A. of A. A. Athletes, an
nual meeting In New York on February
%, by C. Deb. Claiborne, '99, manager or
field and track.
Nagle, 80. will probably represent the
blue and i7ray'' in the one mile invita-.