The times., 1899-10-01

tlce. and from among whom will be chosen
players for either tfiesfirst or second teams
are Smell. Meigsy BEARD Mills, Walsh,
Brewer, John Maupfn,-W. P. Snyder. Tin
dali. Oyster. Loucks, iKimmeIl. Spencer,
Bliss. j. E. Smith,. and Saunders.
A schedule of games has not yet been
arranged, but negotiations are pending
for games with Georgetown, Gallaudet
high schools, Maryland Agricultural, yfr-
ginia Military Institute, Episcopal High
School, and York Y NJ c. A of York. Pa
Prof. Mel B. Rideout is now very busy
man with the examination of new mem
bers who desire to join his class for regu-
lar exercise and body building He al
ready has list of fifty new men for whom
he will prescribe exercise after examina-
tion and about 100 old members who are
ready for a second examination and pre-
scrfption
Glass work will begin next Friday, Oh
rather Wednesday, as On that day the
juniors viii begin work in the gym The
little fellows will have classes on Wednes-
days from $3.50 to 4:30 o'clock. and those
a little elder, say from thirteen to six
teen years of age, Will have the same day
from 4:30 to $50 o'clock. The adults will
have every day except Thursday evening
Their classes will meet as follows: News
paper mems class, IL q. m; students, al
p M; department clerks, at 4:30 p. m.
and general classes at Sis. Glasses foI
squad leaders will be held Tuesday even
ings at o'clock. Saturday mornings viii
be given up to the juniors from 8 to II
o'clock, including swimming classes, un-
der Prof. Holton-
Carroll Institute Athletes.
The gymnasium classes of Carroll Insti-
tute which began last week are now in
coed running order, and already the at
tendance is very large The class days and
hours are as follows: Senior class for ali
ever fifteen years of age, Tuesday and
Friday nights at s o'clock; junior class
Monday and Thursday nights from 6 to
o'clock
Last Tuesdays class was well attended
and had in the ranks some of the most
prominent members, including Messrs. Will
son, Eckart, Fftzgibbons, Collins, May,
Gallery, and johnson. Body building and
general exercise will be features of Prof.
Jeyce's plan OF instruction and business
men last season appreciated the benefit de-
rived from it and the demand continues
fer it.
The ladies' classes in physical culture
opened Tuesday afternoon with good at
tendance. Glasses will be held Tuesday and
Friday afternoons from $3.50 to $3.50 o'clock.
During the coming week, Prof. Joyce will
issue a call for candidates for the basket
ball team and wishes all players to under
stand that they must come into the game
for the exercise there, is in it and for the
love of the sport. They must attend prac-
tice regularly and be promptly on hand for
all games. Among the players who have al
ready put in an appearance are. Tom
Brick, Steve Guista, James Lynch, Bauby,
Frank Smith, Joe DAILY. Joe Mangan, and
Murphy From among these very strong
team can be picked.
1t is understood that the Institute team
will prefer TO play all its games in its own
gymnasium.
Light Infantry Team
The Light Infantry Athletic Association
will again put basketball team in the
field and hopes TO keep up its unhroken
record OF victories, notwithstanding the
team will have on ii several players from
other teams new to the Infantry style of
playing, but experienced in the game
a meeting of the candidates for positions
on the team viii be held next "Wednesday
evening at the armoFy at which time a
and captain respectively will be
elected For the former position Ed Neu-
meyer, jr-, and David Brown are the lead
ing candidates.
Among the players who will try FOR po-
sitfons on the team are Sam Shreves. Nc
Cabe. E. Schafirt, McQuade, Burnett, Ken
dali, Bell, Lynch, and Atz. formerly of
Carroll Institute; Burgess, formerly of
Queer Wheelmen; Holmead and Sears, last
year with Mount Pleasant Athletic Club.
Corcoran Cadet Players.
The candidates for positions on the Cor
coran Cadet basketball team will begin
regular practice October Z. Already a
number of players have begun preparatory
work in the gym, and after their return
from New York regular work will be taken
up.
1t is quite likely that Ellis. of the C.
A. c.. will play with the Cadets and he
will probably try for the position of CEN
tire, for which he is well adapted Boulay
will also be a candidate for that place.
Zell. Rowland, McGlue, O'Connell, and Da-
Wis win be tried at forwards, and Walters,
Guista. Moriarty, and Heffner will play for
guards position.
Captain Edwards Will not play any but
regularly elected and enlisted men on his
team. and offers the game and gymnasium
work as one of the features to attract re-
cruits to the corps.
He is in receipt Of a Letter from the Bal
timore Y. NJ. C.. a. requesting two games
during the season. and from the Quaker
City team Of Philadelphia he has received
an invitation to play December % 1t is
more than likely that the games will be
played as requested.
1t is understood that Professor Horan
will get out good team. and among his
players will be some from former Corcoran
and Fencible teams
The Morton Cadets will probably put a
team in the field and a number of we'll
known players are mentioned in connec-
tion with the several positions.
Captain Edwards will probably insist
upon his team playing with only five men
and does this because the national rules
call for this number and because the men
will be able to put UP safer and more
scientific game.
Queer Va heeImen Team.
The basketball team of the Queer Wheel
men has been organized for the season and
1t promises to be a stronger and more even
ly balanced team than ever before.
Managers Cloakey and Slaid are still at
the helm and they will give the candidates
a good trying out and places will be secur-
ed only on merit. zdz4-sYls
1t is stated the management is nego-
tiating for a hall in whiehoto take regular
practice, so that the men may at all times
be kept in shape for the season.
There are about a eoaea candidates for
the team and ameng them are: j. Lotus,
Gowler, Campbell, Burgess, Sears, Good
man, Tom Lotus, and j Buckley.
Tierney, who wag considered one of the
best centres in last 5season's league, has
Joined a volunteer pasyfnAnt and is now az
Manila fighting the insurgents. He viii be
very much missed anu his position will be
hard to fill and it is the only position the
is anxious about
The club has adopted "oId gold and
zranrl,l ss its cnlnra. l,1ad tila Ialauers will