The times., 1899-03-05

| geants Thompson and Guista, Corporal
McGlue, Privates Heffner and Rowland, all
of whom are working hard for the success
] of the affair.
| The programme will include contests in
high and broad jumping, pole vauiting,
| horizontal and parallel bars, flying rings,
| trapeze, acrobatics, boxing, and basket
| ball
| GeOrgetown's Indoor Meet.
| Everything points to the complete sue
cess of the indoor athletic meet to be held
by the Athletic Association of Georgetown
| University al Convention Hall next Satur-
| day evening.
/, From present indications the card OF
| events Will contain the names of more col
| lege cracks" than have assembled at any
| of the seasons indoor meets. At last
Wednesdays big intercollegiate meet at
| Philadelphia, Mulligan of Georgetown
| handily won from big field the 40 yard
| dash in five seconds, which shows that this
young sprinter is moving along and ne
may fully fill the shoes Of the great Wefers.
| as it has been hoped he might do. He will
appear at the local meet in the sprints
| and Trainer Bill Foley says he will sur
prise some of the visiting flyers.
| Among others who viii be here are Alec
Grant, of Pennsy. who defeated his brother
| Dick, Of Harvard, in the two-mile run.
|
be run here. Kranzlein, of Pennsy the high
| hurdler; McGirr. runner; Baxter, hurdler;
| Cregan, Princeton's collegiate champion
short-distance runner Pennsy's and
| Princeton's all-star relay teams and many
others equally well known will be here
next Saturday and it will be a gala ath-
| letic and social event.
Manager Duffy is working hard the
details and promises to show a track and
seating arrangements which will be the
| equal of any in the country.
Columbia Athletic Club.
Last week the bowling team of the CO.
lumbia Athletic Club had as its visitors on
the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys the bowlers from
the Business Mems Club for three games.
and it was most unfortunate meeting,
| for ii brought with it the slump which It
| had been hoped would not come to the c.
A. c. team, and the result was its drop
ping into fourth place because of the loss
| of the full set of games.
The see-saw for third place may now
be said to have begun. The C. A. c. play
! ers are sadly hampered because they have
| no regular place to practice. and IL is as
| tonishing that they make as good totals
as they do
S. Desio still keeps up his average and
has proven himself quite steady bowler
| AID1NcA
well and led his team in the last set with
an average of 15l-not very high, but OF
| the steady kind that can be depended on
He and Stitt each had 167 as high score
| On Wednesday the team will pay a sci
with the CAROLS Better luck this time
Everything is moving along very nicely
at the new clubhouse, and there is an in
| creasing interest all along the line The
attendance averages well and the manage
ment and members are we'll pleased at the
outlook.
At last weeks board meeting the Dresi-
dent announced the following standing
committees for the year. The amusement
committee will be named next week:
House committee-E. G. Scha6r chair
man; J. Barton Miller. w D. Rudy.
Charles A. Cotterill, j. F. Barrett.
Finance committee-A. Lee Lowe, chair
man; Louis l.. Korn, W. E. Myers.
Admissions committee-W. d. Rudy,
chairman; W r. Speare, W A Smith.
Whist committee. T. Macy chair
man; S A. Swearingen, George Walls, A.
G. Stafford.
Carroll Institute Athletics
It is quite probable that several changes
will be made shortly in the lineup of the
Carroll institute basketball team. The
team as it stands has good material, but
failure TO practice has weakened its team
/ NOTk, hence a Shake-up seems necessary
Prof. Joyce has lots of good new material
TO draw from and he will undoubtedly
make use OF some of il, as the standing of
the team seems 10 require it, much to MS
! regret.
Bateman and Began Will play in all fu-
! ture games scheduled for the Carols
| Sandheimer, one of last years clever
subs, has again taken up the game and
he too may be used in the new lineup.
The Country Circus" is being worked
| up in great shape and bids fair to be a
genuine success, and the professor expects
to give as fine a show as has ever been
given under a canvas. The tent has been
feels as If it were the real thing and really
makes the clever instructor feel as if he
were back in his old business
The members of the Institute who are
working 10 make the affair a success are
Messrs. Hannah, Quinn, Sohon. Walsh
! o'Connor, Leach, Mccarthy, Birch Shea.
Lepley, Green, Shakelford. Howard. Ross.
Mooney, Eckart, Catell, Helmuth, Weill
Wilson, Guista, and Jennings
few of the acts to be presented are:
Double eontortion, flying rings, horizon
tai bars, juggling, strong man, and stat
uary. There will be a clown and ring
master and other necessary officials of the
| ring.
The bowling team is keeping up its good
work, and now has good lead In the
League race, with twenty eight games won
and eight lost, with III per cent, as
against .667 for the Saengerbund in sec
ond place. The loss OF three games to
! the Baltimore Catholic Club last week was