The times., 1899-10-29

Bauby, Tom Brick. jim Lynch. C. Ourand,
Joe Berberich, Jake Atz, c. Pearson, and
Bergman.
The bowling for averages goes meTrily
on, and it is now about possible to pick
the team which viii represent the Carroll
Institute in the league. On a recent p-ac-
tice night team bowled S25 and SO totals.
and, Of course ran up the averages of the
men considerably.
German is credited with a 212 game;
O'COnnor had POS marked up one night.
and Wimsatt led the high rollers with PA,
Harlow and Cox have finished their run
OF averages. and will no doubt make the
team. and German. O'COnnor, and Merritt
viii probably complete the five which will
bowl for league honOrs.
Eastern Athletic Club.
The members OF the Eastern Athletic
Club are Justly proud Of the record made
by their baseball team in the District
Amateur League which closed its series
last week. The team wound up the season
by defeating the City Postoffice and Ham
iltons on the same day and they stand a
tie with the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. with ten games won and two
lost
It is said that the printers declined 10
play OF the tie on any day but Saturday,
and on this day Of the week the Easterns
cannot secure the time to play, they stand
ready 10 play on any other day If the
game is not arranged said a member,
then We viii claim the local champion
ship. because we have defeated the print
ers twice, without suffering loss at all in
return"
The team played some thirty games
during the season. including the league
games, and only suffered defeat three
times. and they played among others the
Maryland Agricultural College, Episcopal
High School, Fredericksburg College, Gal
laudet and Rockville.
The basketball team. with the exception
of electing a captain, has completed its or
ganization for the season, and is now tax
ing hard practice and getting in shape for
the coming championship season. William
A. Foy is secretary treasurer. and DR.. Fir
man Housel viii draw the reins as man
ager and under his capable direction the
team viii undoubtedly make even a more
brilliant showing than that of last season,
when the f. 4. c. colors came within three
games of winning the championship stakes.
The new manager has a large number OF
good players TO select a team from. and
every man will be given a good trial to
show his fitness for the positions in the
lineup.
The club has secured ST. Peters Hall
near / AlIu anu r SlIEElS southeast. anu
the members have arranged and prepared
it for the special use of the team. and they
now have one Of the best playing fields in
the league. Several practice games are
scheduled for next week
The club viii more than likely also put
an indoor baseball team in the field, and an
effort will be made TO arrange a series Of
games with the Y. NJ c. A.
Concordia Club.
Some OF the most clever gymnasts in the
city are to be found in the gymnasium of
the Concordia Club, and the members are
Justly proud Of the work of the youngsters.
The drill class now numbers about t~enty-
Eve and is growing weekly
The club will not have a team ia the
basketball league this season, but its play
ers viii take up the work and hope TO ar
range exhibition games during the season
with league teams.
The senior classes meet Monday and
Thursday nights at o'clock; a little late
but they manage 10 put in about two hours
Of hard work when they get together.
Among the members who are doing good
all-aTound work are: l. Berens, Rudy
Berens. Joe Dreyfuss and l. Goldenburg
The classes are preparing to give an ath-
letic exhibition and hop about November
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tOrcOran GHdet Athletes.
After the regular drill of the Corcoran
Cadets last Monday night Manager Ed
wards presided over meating Of the
basketball players and the work of the
team was mapped out for the season.
George R. McGlue was reelected captain
and under his capable direction the team
should make a splendid showing this sea
son.
The following players are taking regular
hard practice: McGlue, Walters Guista.
Rowland Moriarty, Masterson, Zell.
Boulay. Evans, O'Connel and Henner.
These are candidates for places on the
league team
Among the new men in the game who
will be subs OF Wsl secure places Oh the
second team and probably represent the
National Guard Athletic Association in ex-
hibiuon games. are: Forester. Shoemaker,
Julian, Cooley, King and Chick
Much TO the surprise and qualification of
Manager Captain Edwards and his players
it was found last week that Prof. Gulick,
the father Of basketball, had honored last
seasons team by publishing its picture in
the 1893 basketball guide, Naturally the
team feels comDlimented and the league
ought 10 feel proud TO have one of its
teams chosen from among the number to
be found in all parts of the country.
The team VIII play an exhibition with the
J. ". c 4. on Tuesday evening.
Lieutenant Meyers and Private Walters
viii represent the Corcorans on the staff
OF league Umpires.
The Cadets viii be at home to their
friends tomorrow night at company quar-
ters in the ArmoTy. Admission Will be
by card only. Dancing and refreshments
VIII follow an exhibition game Of basket
ball TO be played by two company teams
The executive committee in charge of the
affair consists Of Captain Edwards Lieu
tenants Meyers and Parsese; Sergeauts
Thompson. Collins, and Hazard and Pri-
vaLe NILS. Q. p SCHMIDT.