The times., 1899-05-21
DOWNTOWN,
2i25
Penna. Ave.

Bartels. J. R. Craighill. A. ]. Leonard, c.
p. Morris. J. p. Tade, C. Z. Shaw, r. Z.
lie Mat. and f. J. Leonard.
The track and field team will be gotten
together shortly and promises to be a good
one from the start Stewart. one of the
best runners in this city, late OF the High
School and Columbian College teams, will
run under the association coiors. and so
viii Speare, one of the cleverest sprinters
that ever wore the C. a. C. red and blue
Two or three more very promising men are
in view. Their worth win be seen when
they are put 10 the test in practice.
c. E. Shaw promises well in the jumps,
and with Eikel and LeMat in the shot and
jumps and Ballinger in his high jumping
specialties form the nucleus for good
field team. Ballinger will astonish some
of the old hands this summer in his high
jumps. He is 4 novice and only recently
acquired the knack of getting over the bar
without tearing himself apart. He is do
ing five feet one inch now and going high
er every week. much TO the pleasure of all
his gym classmates. Arthur Rose has left
the city and is now busily at work in New
York. He is a very clever gymnast and
his work will be missed.
The bicycle section will turn out about
parade. Many of those who had expected
TO go SO as to turn about twice as many
more, found 1t impracticable. The Sec
tion will present a very attractive appear
ance.
An important meeting of persons inter-
ested in the mule yacht trip to Cum
berland in July will be held tomorrow night
at s o'clock in the Association building
when matters will be shaped up and def
mite plans Will be made.
The trip will consume ten days OF rest
and pleasure from July 10 to %, and at
least thirty-five will make the trip, though
there are accommodations for fifty per-
sons. The boat Will be comfortably fur
nished. will take along two cooks and the
whole fifteen days outing will cost not
more than 81 a day. Think of it, Side
trips will be taken by wheelmen. and fish
ermen will be in clover, and kodakers and
gunners will have ample opportunity for
taking shots Among the place to be VS.
tied are Antietam, Sharpsburg, Bloody
Mountain, Williamsport, Harper's Ferry.
South Mountain, and Hagerstown.
Last Saturdays junior class probably set
! the mark for this month with an attend
| ance OF seventy-two lively, healthy, and
| bustling youngsters.
chairman of the tennis section will
be named shortly. and then this sport will
be taken up in earnest on the courts al
| joining the clubhouse. There are a num-
ber of very clever players in the associa-
| ton ranks.
The last issue OF the Association
Monthly is decidedly attractive num-
ber and reflects credit alike upon the edi-
torial and mechanical departments. 1t is
| full OF interesting matter. well arranged,
| and the editoriH chief and his staff are
o ha lima oh II,
providing a very pleasing feature of the
new Y. II. c. A.
Columbia Athletic Club.
The rainy weather during the past week
| interfered considerably with the rowing
| department of the Columbia Athletic Club
and Lieutenant Hecox was not kept very
busy arranging seats TO aspiring oarsInen.
He had more time however, to get out
among the new men and getting them TO-
gether for practice pulls next week.
| II is proposed to hold u club regatta
| about the middle of next month and In
preparation foE. that event the rowing mer
have lot OF hard work before them. With
| good mixing of old oarsmen and novice.
| there is promise OF getting out several Yer!
fair crews, especially in the line of junio
eights.
I
Analostan there is a great revival of pleas
ure rowing, and private and club boats ar
out every fair day with the up-river land
ings for destinations with the usual dane
at the boathouse on their return. The sea
son promises 10 be very active one il
this line. Open regattas and crews 10
out-of-town are not even thought OF.
Carroll Institute Athletes.
The date of the benefit game of basket
ball TO be played at Carroll Institute b,
the Institute and Corcoran Cadet team
was changed from May 10 TO next Fri
day evening. 1t will be game for fv
men side under the national rules an
promises TO be an interesting event.
The best men from each team as the
rlayed in the League games Will be sc
lected, and admirers Of the game will hav
an opportunity of seeing lots of ope
playing with clever passing as a feature
, The teams will begin their practice tomor
row night
The Institute gymnasium is closed 70
class work during July and August, but
open at all times for those who desire I
take exercise, as many members do. a
the wear Ground. One of the features in
-. ..:sd Curing The season was the dou
uie bar ana Prof Joyce developed severi
very clover performers among whom Man
. gan. Wilson, Brady, and Painter. did es
, peciaIly well.
The season has been a very prosperou
one and the gym classes have been unusu
r ally large throughout and a large numbt
os men and boys have been very muc
/ benefited by the systematic exercise give
under the direction of Prof. Joyce, VIII
already has under consideration a numbC
OF new exercises for next season.
The Institute Dramatic Club covered il