The times., 1899-06-04

the benefit of the District Volunteers. The
Cadets team played an interesting game
of basketball with the Guards Association
team and won. The Cadets also appeared
in several Individual acts.
Prof. Horan and several of his pupils ap-
peared to advantage in tumbling and a
brother act, and their work reflected credit
upon instructor and pupils. Graham and
Shackleford, as usual, were excellent in
representing the Corcorans included Bou-
lay, centre; McGlue and Zell. forwards:
Heffner and Hendley, backs, and Forester,
substitute.
The Corcorans will play the Eastern
baseball team a game this week. The
present makeup of the team is Heffner.
catcher: Stanley. pitcher; Jackson, first
base. Hendley. second base; Blakely short
| stop, B. Guista, third base. Chick, Zell,
Davis, or McGlue, outheld.
Georgetown varsity Athletes.
The welcome extended the Georgetown
Varsity ball team upon its return from
its Northern trip on Wednesday evening
was all that was promised and a good deal
| more. for Jupiter Pluvius filled out the
| programme in uproarious, though damp
| manner. The record of the team for the
season has been remarkable, unprecedent-
letic teams. Twenty games were play
ed and OF these four were defeats and one
| tie, the latter with the Washington team.
Three times Yale suffered defeat and
| Princeton went down the same number Of
times before the mighty ''blue and grey
| Harvard and Virginia each lost twice,
while Peunsy and Lehigh. Brown, Mary
land and others were downed. The de-
feats Georgetown was treated to were
header by Orange Athletic Club.
The following table gives the results Of
the seasons games:
| At home. March %, won from Lehigh. to .;
March 80, won from Yale to 4; April l. won
from Princeton, to 4; April 3, won from Prince
ton. 10 to 6; April 4. won from Yale. to 2;
| April u, tied Washington, to 3; April 10. won
| from Maryland Agricultural College, "a to o;
| April 10, from Pennsylvania, to o; April
| 90, won from Harvard, to 5; April %, won
| from Virginia, to s; April %. won from Uni
versity OF Maryland, 10 to II; May ,, won from
| Virginia, to 5; May IL, won from Gallaudet.
| Is to l. June 3, from n. Y. \. c., to l.
Abroad. May 3, won from Johns Hopkins, Il
to 0; May IL. lost to Pennsylvania. II to IA;
May 20. won from Crescent \. C., to 8; May
| %, from Yale, l. to :; May %, won from
| Wesleyan, to 3; May -. from Harvard, Q
| TO ;; May %. from Brown, TO 3; May q,
| lost TO Holy Cross, to IL; May 30 won from
| Princeton, to o.; May 30 tmorning), lost to
| to Orange A. C., to 6.
To Coach Phil King and Capt. Dan Nc
Carthy are due a lot of credit for the
splendid manner in which the team was
shaped up, and for the excellent work
shown during the season. and to all the
players. especially B. White, Bach. Gran
ston, and Kenna for their consistent and
ofttimes brilliant playing during a long
and exciting series. To Manager Moore
congratulations are in order for handling
so successful a season. All hands will now
take we'll deserved rest, and return to
their homes the lions OF the college base
ball season.
At the Mott Haven games the track
team acquitted itself with credit. Multi
gan qualified for the finals in the 100 yards
DASH but the quarter mile event tagged
him. although he was in splendid condition
In the latter event he ran well and finished
fourth, Notwithstanding he was pocketed
all the way. and but for this he would have
finished second, as he was going well al
all stages of the race.
Sheridan and Dessez ran very well in the
half mile, and give promise to be surt
point winners next year.
The bicycle team, Dannemiller and Pitt
man. left on Thursday for New York, ac
companied by Trainer Foley. who ha
coached them into good shape. Manager o
Athletics ]. B. p. Duffy went with tn
riders and last night attended a meetin,
of the executive committee of the Inter
, collegiate Association at the Fifth Avenu
Hotel. Georgetown having been elected
|, member of the committee, together Will
, Yale, Harvard, and Princeton.
o. p. SCHMIDT.
Club Members Event at st. Louis
ST. Louis June 3.-Saturday half-holiday
deIigbtful weather. and a club members