The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-27

I McGlue. McDevitt and Walters; for tn,
outfield. Mastin. Chick and Durphy.
Han:aker will play second and change
pitcher, and he will do well in either po-
| sition.
Joe Stanley who signed to pitch for the
team. will. to the regret of his fellow
(, players. leave the city within fortnight.
He will play with the team Decoration
| Day.
The infield of the team is considered good
| and steady while the outfield is regarded
| the equal of any in the League. Guista.
| who at one time played at Georgetown,
will be captain and coach of the team. He
| is already getting good work out Of his
players. Maple. Stanley. and Hamacker
are good trio of twirlers.
AT the close Of Georgetown's schedule
at least four of the best players will be
seen with the Cadets team. Captain Ed
names as yet.
Potomac boat Club.
The regular. earnest, hard training OF
the Potomac Boat Club eight" will be-
gin tomorrow by Captain Zappon,.. who
feels that he has in hand the making of
the fastest intermediate" crew which ever
left the old boathouse.
There are enough candidates for the ''ju
Nor crew to daily fill three boats and all
such good material that President Doyle
believes that a crew will be gotten out that
will be even much faster than last years
flyer. the champion of the river.
The new cedar shell said to be a splen-
did model for speed will arrive during the
coming week.
1t is proposed to hold the first of series
of club regattas early next month.
Gordon, Heth. Britt, DAILY. and Mangan
have gotten the fever for single scullins.
and are making good speed with the SOULS.
AS a result of this there will be at least
half a dozen singles on the river instead
of one or two as last year.
Who will take Lunsford's place at stroke
is the problem which is causing Captain
Zappone lots OF serious thought.
Maize would make a good stroke, but
he has difficulty in hearing. Gordon and
Heth are good steady Sweeps and will
be given a good trying out for the place.
Ward. the former Yale coxswain, who
held the rudder strings over the Yale
crew at the Henley regatta. is member
of the club and will guide the "intermedi-
ate eight to victory this season.
The list Of juniors is very large and in |
cludes such good men as Rowland. Ma |
rean, Mays. MCGOWAN, Mckenzie. Libby. !
C. NJ. Wilson, Brick. Bierbauer. Trap. |
Stephans. Cochrane, Thompson. Middle /
ION, SternS, Lattner. lrlDDy, r. u. VIII |
son, Barbour. Weissell and Jones.
Georgetown Varsity.
The Georgetown eight-oared crew which
has been in training for the intercollegiate
regatta, to be held June 26 at Poughkeep /
sic, and was making rapid improvement in
form and speed, has decided not to make
entry this year. but will keep up its prac-
tice for a time.
The crew. as it has been working most
Of the time, rowed: Hrst, stroke; Duffy,
I; Lynch. 6; Lenane, 5; Horton, 4; Rus
SELL 8; Magruder. q and Kerns, l.
The new SHE'LL which will arrive this
week. is rugged port side stroke. and this
will necessitate change in several num-
bers. Captain Kerns may finally be de-
cided upon as stroke. Quinn will likely
be coxswain. The substitutes are: Sulli-
van. Oracle, Douglass, and Fassett.
The recent decision of the 1ntercolle-
,iate Athletic Association which prevented
Duffy from representing Georgetown. was
most unfortunate and deprives the blue
md grey for the time being of a sure
winner and a world beaten. 1t will hot
prevent his being included in the track
cam which will represent the Varsity at
he Olympia Games at Paris in July.
J. p. B. Duffy will be one OF the timers"
Ind Trainer William A. Foley will be
starter at next Saturdays Young Mems
christian Association games.
1t has not yet been finally decided when
he Athletic Association will hold its an
ual open games o. p. SCHMIDT.