The times., 1899-04-16
CARROLL INSTITUTE
BOWLING CHAMPIONS
Carried Off Nearly All the
Prizes.
Georgetown Students Are Proud Of
Their Baseball Team.
Track md Field Meet In Mny-Enst-
erns Are Anxious to Play
Strong Mines.

The District Bowling League closed its
season fortnight ago and since then On
ciaI Scorer Fred Schlaich has been busy
al work upon the team and individual
scores and averages and his report shows
that to the Carroll Institute team belongs
the championship with record of thirty
five games won and thirteen lost as against
fhiI4y-one games won and seventeen lost
by the Saengerbund, last years champions,
who finished this time in second place
The Washington Business Mems Club fin
ished in third place. the Columbia Ath-
letic Club fourth, and the Washington
Athletics fifth and last
The Carroll Institute team under Capt
George Cox well deserves the champion
ship for the players have worked hard and
played steadily and consistently, and the
team and captain have been highly compli-
mented not only because ii finished so
well but because three OF its players fill in
the three top places in the league standing
In addition TO the big silver cup given
by the League for winning the champion
ship and which becomes the property OF the
club, the team will hold for year the
handsome trophy donated by the South
d
which becomes the property of the club
winning three times. To that clever little
bowler T. A. Harlow, one OF the mainstays
OF the Institute team, goes the handsome
gold medal donated by the prize committee
for the highest individual average, with
an average OF 1863. Armstrong. OF the same
team. wins the regulation tenpin ball
given by Capt. II. s. Burbank for highest
individual average number of strikes,
having IFS. This star" bowler also
wins the Charles Dietz bird and cage for
scoring the highest individual single game.
233 and German, again OF the same team,
secures the II. C. C. Stiles tenpin ball for
second highest individual game with 81.
The two prizes out OF long list which the
Carrolis did not corral either as team or
individually are the George A Stitt gold
medal for the highest individual average
number Of spares, which goes to Spiess, of
the Saengerbund. who in AZ games
had 227 spares. He led Bruegger. Of the
same team by 26 spares. The remain
ing prize, a leather medal, will remain
with its donor, DIR. Kicker. for having
bowled the lowest individual single game
Mr. H. Nathan will photograph the win
ming team and present the picture to the
institute. The prizes will be given out
At banquet TO be rendered the League
players at Carroll Institute next Friday
evening.
Georgetown Varsity Athletes.
The student-body al Georgetown 'Yarsi-
~ has about settled down after rousing
celebration Of the splendid showing the
baseball team made last "Wednesday against
The League team, as good as victory for
all ordinary purposes.
II remains to be seen now, what the
"Blue and Gray" heroes will do when they
line up against .Pennsy" on next Wednes-
day. On the following day Harvard will
be here and on next Saturday viii come the
oid-time rival OF our boys, the University
OF Virginia team. From this it will be
seen that while the boys have a hard