The times., 1899-11-26

proved clever spare bowlers. They bowled
spares OF 81 and 3-8-1Q respectively.
The cross country run on Thanksgiving
Day promises to be a very interesting af-
fair and will settle for a time the cham
pionshlp in the local long distance running
line
The Pentathlon games Friday night were
a decided success The champion aIl-around
athlete is Harry Greene, with a total of
523 points, and the other four men who
will be photographed with him for the
winners gallery are J.. j. Mather 496
points Royce HOugh, 4S9; r. F. lie Mat,
Az and ]. c. Patterson, $40
Carroll Institute Athletes.
The management of Carroll Institute
means to have active representation in all
lines of amateur sport, and last week put
a team in the indoor baseball league, and
Prof. Joyce promises it viii be a good one
AS vet he Is unable to give out the make
up Of the team, as there are quite num-
Der of players trying for the places.
The team is fortunate to have in its
ranks Murphy, formerly member OF one
of the crack teams in the major League,
of Chicago. where he had the advantage
of a whole seasons coaching under Kiefer,
one of the best players and coachers in
the Windy City. where there are several
leagues. Practice of the candidates for the
team will begin tomorrow night, and at
the end of the week an exhibition game
will be played. probably with the Y. NJ.
c. A.
The basketball team is scheduled to play
its next game December > with Central
High School and ought to win on form.
The bowling team has been stiffened up
and after good hard practice it is now in
shape to play up to its old standard. Its
next game is with the Sasnggrs and is set
for December 4.
Corcornn Cadet Corps.
The management of the Corcoran Cadets
basketball team has every reason to be
pleased with the work of the team in the
game against the Carols last week when
the latter won by a score of to /. Both
teams played well and gave a good. fast,
but clean exhibition OF the popular game.
The CorCorans were especially clever in
the open free passing work.
The Corcorans have an indoor baseball
team which on its first appearance last
Thursday. defeated the National Guards
team by the score of 46 to 10. The team is
made up of the following players; Shar-
man. catcher; Lockhead, pitcher; Evans,
first base; Smith. second base; Walters,
left short; Chick. right short; Forester,
third base; Bouyet, left field; Julian, right
field
Capt E. c. Edwards is prepared to
arrange games with any of the local teams
in or out Of the league.
It would have been well for the base
ball league to have taken this popular team
into the league. as it would not only have
been a good drawing card, but would
have stood well up in the race.
A new uniform equally as striking as
that of the basketball team has been or
| dered.
| VoIIey ball is still in favor, but Man
/ ager Julien is afraid the other games will
prove more attractive than voleyball
/ which will be used only as a mild exercise
| The next game scheduled for the basket
! ball team is for next Wednesday with the
! Infantry and an interesting contest may
/ be expected Manager Captain Edwards
| announces that there will be a dance at
this as well as at all other of his home
! games.
Prof. Horan has laid off a diamond for
the baseball game and court for voIley-
! ball. and he will be kept busy looking after
| both games His classes by the way, are
| larger than ever before and his men are
! doing splendid work.
/ o. P SCHMIDT