The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-01


| the various teams follow:
Capt Edward Nils team: c A. Proctor. r. VI
| HatchIngs~ j. r. a. Smith. Hrr, Green \ :
! \esla, Hugh MsnsWsy, G. H. Robinson. y. Gre
hem. Ntlhw Bscl.c. I'D Rossr Shaw.
| capt Ernest Atchisuu's team ". \. Davidson
! John y. Mcouade. H. Il RideebeISer. R. 2
| B'dtington, Harry Brown. Charles T. Bell T.
1 Lowe. D. 7. Swope. and q. +. Tucker.
| Capt. SH1s HeIring's team: ". J.. kcrn, thes
! ter Cake Frank sherman. jesse u. Newton, Ia'urs
rs Buuuss, G.. \. Chase. 10. Il. Ryder. b.. W
| Babb, and e. A. Bittcnhcuder.
| Capt ). T.. NtChel's team: :. Il. Bteisski, A
1 VI. Bum. Sulli- AH2r. hrvian Everett. j. p. Pres
| ton, Charles r. stewart. L. : johnson, v. ;
Galloway, aBi ID. G. JsurS
! Capt. Ralph Sheppard, team: Nnius speaye, H.
| sheppard, ". T. Lindsay, :. H. Harding, Guy
stewart, lloyd TilImau, r. Petersen ", \ Shall
e"hersef- I. " AoS'ieen, and T. Louis Kelley.
Washington, i-.. j. ". DcWine, G.. G.. Pegr1m
! Richard Dalton, A. &. Jones. r. y. Seare, \. g.
Thompson, James Bcndley, and Frank lleu,man.
It has been decided to hold annual field
and track games at Association Park early
in June ,. .....
The contests for the Association individ-
ual championship will be held next Satur-
day night. The events will include run
ming high jump, u pound shot, pole vault.
| 25-yard dash. and potato race. and wrest-
ling at three weights
COrcOPnn CnHet Corps
The Corcoran Cadet Corps will have a
large entry list in the National Guard
Athletic Association games TO be held in
the Guards drill hall. April IS. It VIII
be a strong as well as a large representa-
ton and in each Of the six or eight events
will make it interesting for all corners.
Among the entrants will be- Boulay and
Davis, in the high jump; Zell. Heffuer. Mo-
riarty Loekhead. and Chick in the pole
vault; Maple Brick, BOulay, BOuvet. and
Shaner. in 80 yard dash, and Moriarty.
Pearson. and Maple in mile run.
The relay team will be selected from
among Boulay. Pearson. Brick, MOriarty.
Maple, and Iglehart. The team for the
potato race will be chosen from Davis
Heffner. Zell Moriarty, Brick. Pearson
Boulay. and L0ckhead. Bouvet has enter
ed for the broad jump.
All hands have been taking hard prac-
tice all the week under the direction Of
Prof. Koran. the preparation for the last
basketball game with the Y. VI. c. A. last
Wednesday being the only break in the
regularity Of the work.
The Corcorans will put strong baseball
team in the field this season and Capt.
Edwards to whom challenges may be adj
dressed at the National Guard ArmOry,
uDItS 10 arrange "a lAIEt 5tlltlutt VI SdlAt0
The team will be selected from amous
Maple. sherman, Hefner Moriarty. Wal
tiers. Cooley. Chick zell. McGlue. IgIehart
and Davis.
Eastern Athletic Club.
The candidates for positions on the base
ball team of the Eastern Athletic Club are
taking indoor practice. The season Of bas-
ketball put many of the candidates in
fine condition, and this they hope to keep
up until the weather is such that they can
take steady practice on the diamond.
Manager Housed is fortunate in having
on hand the nucleus of very strong team.
The seasoned PLAYERS include Stanley
Waller and Karnes. pitchers; Dunn and
McManay. catchers. and Hughes. Beall,
Veuable Boucher, McCauley and Eddie
Raab.
The remainder of the team and substi-
tutes will be selected from among some
thirty odd candidates. Each man will be
given a good trying out, and positions will
be given only on merit
Last years Eastern team held an en-
viable record among the teams composing
the Departmental and Athletic Club
League and this season it will probably
make application for membership in
similar league, the formation Of which
is very probable II il does not secure a
place in a league it will play independently
with local and out -of-tOwn amateur teams.
Communications upon the subject. and
challenges should be addressed TO DR.. F..
Housed. No 209 Second Street southeast.
The team will take the most of its
practice on the grounds at Congress
Heights.
The basketball team is resting on its
laurels II has not been determined if
one or more Of the several offers to play
out of town college teams viii be ac-
cepted or not In the meantime the play
ers are keeping themselves in good shape
ready for any game their manager may
arrange for them.
\ number of applications for member
ship are in the hands Of the secretary.
If all are favorably acted upon at to-
morrow nights meeting the club will have |
reached its limit OF seventy-fiye members. |
National Guard Gnmes.
The committee in charge Of the indoor !
track and field games to be given in the |
Guards drill hall on April Is held a meet
ing last Tuesday to receive the report Of |
Capt. E. c. Edwards. who has charge of |
the details OF the meet. The report was |
adopted, and everything |
points 10 a complete success. The commit |
tee consists OF Major Neumeyer chairman;
Captain Edwards. manager. Capt 5. POr-
ter House, and Lieut.. p. Smith. secretary.
In addition to the regular events already !
spoken of. the following special features /
will be presented: Siack-wirc walking. !
bicycle riding, acrobarcs. and a |
act, and probably a wrestling /
bout between McQuade and Evans
\ number OF entries have already been |
8. D. D..
blanks were sent out only last Wednes- |
day The entries. which close April u. |
promise to be very numerous
Work on the track has been completed. |
and the banks at the far corners each |
eight feet long viii be placed in position /
this week.
Invitations for the friends of the ath- /
letic members will be- issued this week. /
and special invitations will be sent to the |
general and stan and 10 the |
colonel Of each regiment in the Guard.
The Light Infantry Athletic Association
will be well represented and promises to
make good showing in its events. The /
match race between relay teams Of the
Infantry and the Corcorans will be quite
an attraction as Will the relay event be
tween the Y. NJ C.. \ and Central High
school teams. il they come together. At
present the Ceutrals do not seem anxious
Tor the race. as they have not yet replied
% Captain Edwards invitation TO come in
md compete.
The Y. NJ. c. \. is very anxious for the
ace and there is no reuso nwhy the Cen
rails should not be willing to make a try |
1t il. Each team is champion in its class,
md the event would decide the champion
ship of the District. which is certainly
worth trying for. and Manager johnson
1t stttv..
The tug-o war event will bring to-