The times., 1899-08-13

players are taking hard practice at voIlev
ball and this has been found to be the best
exercise yet taken up for the seasons work
Monday and Friday nights are reeuIar
practice nights and the players are show
ing decided familiarity with the points
OF the pretty game, and as soon as the
\. Nj. Z. A, season opens will play the
games postponed this month.
No regular team has been selected yet,
but good one can be picked from among
the following players: Evans, Walters,
Boulay, Cooley. Zell. McGlue, O'Connell,
Edwards, Julian King, Lockhead. Shoe
maker, Moriarty. and CrandalI all of
whom are enthusiastic over the game.
Rowland is keeping up his good work
in rowing at the c. A. C. house and will
appear in one of the crews on Regatta
day.
Evans is trying for a place on the bas-
ketball team and If he can keep up his
work he will prove quite find He is six
feet two inches in height and would be
just the man for Centre"
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
corps held last Monday, four new members
were elected and seven members were
given notice by the corps that unless they
comply with certain provisions of the con-
stitution on or before September / they
will be dishonorably discharged Fred
'iSSiAbOh Mdo IAduSlcIIeu IFOIU the lODOT-
ary TO the active membership roll
WOodside Athletic Club.
The active members of the Woodside
Athletic Club have returned from their
outing at Arundel-on- the Bay and all
hands seem to have been benefited by the
trip. During their stay the athletes held
track and field games. and these were much
oY,in tx,t tbo ~
the resort. Among those who acquitted
themselves well were G. Curtis, McElhone,
and Cabrera
The golf links are running on full time,
and spirited contests under the coaching
of DR.. Farnham are of almost daily occur
renee
George Curtis is doing well in the high
jump and is now clearing the bar at FIVE
feet ten inches in easy fashion, He will
return to Princeton next month and will
be entered in the Varsity games to be
held about October in high jump and in
the 1,000-yard handicap run.
Dowell. of Yale, who finished third in
the broad jump at the last intercollegiate
meet cleared twenty-five feet ten inches
last week in the running broad jump and
looks like he will do twenty y-three feet at
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early next month.
Arthur McElhone in addition to his
clever work at the running high jump is
performing well at the pole vault. He
yaulted ten feet six inches at practice last
week and Billy Curtis went over the bar
at an even eleven feet and at this rate
should win easily from all local corners.
Percy Wilson is a new member who
promises we'll in the short runs His spe-
cialty is the half mile which he reeled off
, in good time at the last competitions.
Larry Farnham is a very likely 100 yard
man, and he bids fair to make a show
ing in comig fall games.
Charlie Cabrera has dropped the cinder
path for the runway of the high jump
and is credited with feet s inches in q
| recent trial.
There is some talk of making an effort
to secure a sanction to hold the Atlantic
Division A. A u fall championships here
under the auspices of the club. farewell
hop and dinner is also spoken OF to be giv-
en- at the clubhouse about September 10 in
honor of the members who will about that
time return to their respective colleges,
whence they came TO spend their vacation.
o. P. SCHMIDT.