The times., 1899-06-18

tian Association. which begins tomorrow
on the courts adjoining the clubhouse on
Street.
At a meeting during the past week it
was decided to open the tourney with the
singles" and finish them up before taking
on the doubles" Quite a number of
entries have been received, and among
them are some very clever wieiders Of the
racquet In addition to those given last
week the following have entered in the
singles: J. r. T. Smith. J. w. Beatty,
and G. O. Raybold,
Entries for singles closed last night. aad
the list for doubles will remain open ANIL
Wednesday.
The bicycle section is now in frll pos
session of the bicycle barn, and, OF course,
the riders are happy. The formal opening
wondering what next will be done 20 add
to tEeir comfort and enjoyment.
The wheelmen are showing considerable
interest in the new bicycle path on The
Conduit Road, and the half dozen or more
lists out in the hands of enthusiastic
workers show quite a help toward defray-
ing the expenses of the much needed I'M
provement. A meeting was held on FRIDAY
evening and the principal business taken
up was the matter OF runs mapped out Tor
the season. Long and short runs through
interesting country will be among the at
fractions held ont to stay-at-home mem
bers the next two months.
The camping trip down the river mas
been abandoned. and several other flanS
are now under consideration, among them
camp near Gunpowder River, to which
place the riders made a run recently from
Baltimore.
The general desire expressed is. however,
in favor of q camp within easy wheeling
distance of the city so that members who
cannot camp may be able to come out and
spend the night.
The Y. NJ. C. A. tent at Camp 0rdway
was one of the most attractive features OF
that very successful camp last week. IL
was at all times filed with the Guards
men who found much there to please them
Assistant Physical Director Holton was
on hand at all times looking after the COIL
fort of the soldiery.
The ball playing contingent for the most
part used the associations ball and bats
and masks with which they made good
showing against one another and visiting
country teams Their use was much ap-
preciated by the soldier boys.
Mr. C. A. Holton spent most OF the week
in camp.
The cooler weather of the past two or
three evenings brought out the bowlers,
who went at their favorite sport with re-
newed energy. The prospects are good
for a strong Y. NJ. c. A, team for next sea-
son.
AS soon as sufficient money is subscribed,
and it will not take long to secure the Siz'
needed, dynamometer Will be purchaser
| to be used in making physical examina-
tions.
General Secretary j. B. Sleman and
Physical Director NJ. B. Rideout will pre-
sent tomorrow evening reports OF their at
| tendance upon the Grand Rapids ccnven-
tion and the Dayton t0hio) Physical Direc-
| tors Conference, respectively. Much OF
interest will be related and all members
are invited to attend Lemonade and fans
will be provided if the temperature goes
up again by that time.
Carroll Institute Athletes.
Glass work in the gymnasium of Carroll
| Institute closed for the season last week
| and Prof Joyce and his pupils will now
| take much needed rest. The season has
| been very successful one in every way.
| the classes have been larger than ever be-
| fore and the results from regular system
attic exercise have been highly gratifying
to all concerned.
The Institute will give its regular annual
| excursion down the river tomorrow and a
number of attractive features viii be pre-
sented. The classes will resume their work
| about September 10, about which time the
bowling team will again take up its prac-
| tice.
Georgetown Varsity Athletes.
| Following the custom the Athletic AS
sociation of Georgetown University last
week held its election of officers to serve
next season and this time the event was
more than ordinarily interesting and ex-
citing, for there were two tickets in the
| field and both had a large following.
| A well-deseryed compliment was paid
John E. Moore, 1900, this seasons manager
of the successful baseball team, by electing
him president of the association. Charles
Moran, 1902. the clever shortstop, was
elected secretary ]. B. P. Duffy. who sue
cessfully managed the track and field tsam
| this season, was defeated by Allan Ryan,
1902, for the position of manager OF base-
ball, and Paul Kelley, 1901. OF this city.
succeeds Duffy as manager of track and
field NJ VI. Smith, 1890, was elected man
ager of football to succeed David Flynn,
| who resigned a fortnight ago.
Much to the regret of all the student
body, John Casey, last years captain OF
the football team, declined reelection be-
cause of the probability of his not return
ing TO the varsity next year.
During the past week the Rev. ]. D.
Whitney, President OF the University, ten
dered banquet to the ball team. the
champions of the college teams. The affair
was most enjoyable. and sealed closer than
ever the very friendly feeling which has ex-
listed between the students and Father
Whitney, since the genial rector came to
preside over the affairs of the University.
o. p. SCHMIDT.
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