The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-04

feature is made of free. open passing. and
Captain Edwards is drilling his men in
new set OF signals. All the forwards are
dcing good goal throwing. and Mastin is
playing a strong game at centre.
This team has played several practice
games with the Potomacs. and is ready to
practice with any team which comes TO the
armory gym ON Wednesday and Friday
nights Eeffner is the popular choice for
team cartain.
In addition to the game with the Balti-
more l. u. C. 4. aext week. the manage
mclt hopes 10 arrange with several CT tn
fifteen or more Nav York and New Jersey
teams which are anxious to play here and
Ct home. Yale has asked for a game with
the CoFccrans, and may be taken on.
Tie players are considerably handicapped
ny the non-arrival o; the new Spalding
rules
The baseball team will play return
game with the Y. N. c. 4. next week. The
Cadets in their ti!st game made a poor
showing on account of lack of practice.
Murphy. who was quite prominent in the
game in Chicago. will pitch for the team
in enc OF the coming games.
Eegt is developing into quite a pitcher,
and will be tried in next Saturdays game
He IS already clever third baseman.
When Sherman snaps the bail to bases
quicker he will be enc of the best catchers
here. Bouvet is doing well at first He
would do better with a little more ginger
in his work
McQuade will probably be in the game
next week. Captain Edwards hopes to take
the team TO Baltimore about November 90
Carroll Institute Gymnasium.
There can be no doubt of the growing
interest in gymnasium work in this city.
Boys. young men. and their seniors are
approaching mere and more the benefits
of moderate and well directed gymnasium
work.
cne OF the most prosperous gymnasiums
mere is that of Carroll Institute. The
classes are always large and Prof Joyce's
pupils. seniors ard juniors, are getting the
best possible results from the class and
body building exercises.
Among the latest additions to the
classes are: Nessrs. Parkinson, DAILY,
Carr. Jennings, smith, and Dreyfus, Nor
gan, Jordan. King. Lockwood. Mininger.
E. Voigt, jr., and 3rosaan.
The basket ball team will play its first
return game with the Y. NJ C. A. at the
Association gym next week and an inter-
estirs game is promised. The team is
the best the Institute has had fer several
seasons and Prof. Joyce feels satisfied that
his men will and can play the game with
cut the rough style of work which hereto
lore found its way into local teams.
Arrangements are under way for game
with the Central Y. NJ. c. A. of Baltimore
date has net been fixed, but il will be
announced shortly.
Next Monday night tie first of 4 series
OF monthly indoor athletic contests will
be held. The events will include running
high and standing broad :.:.mps, putting
16-pound shot. and potato race.
National Guard Athletes.
The attendance oil The gymnasium lass
es of the National Guard Athletic Asso-
citation Is growing weekly and the charac-
ter of the work being done is very graft
flying to Physical Instructor Koran and to
Captain Edwards. who is constantly look
ing after the interests of the association.
Glass leaders to assist Professor Ho-
ran will be chosen next week
The Baltimore Y. NJ. C. A basketball
team has been invited to play an exhibit
ticn game next Friday night with a ieam
picked from the Guard.
The local Y. N. C. a team will play
game of indoor baseball next week with
! the Corcoran nine. The latter is still
short on team work. but It hopes to make
a good showing against last years league
champions.
Ii has been decided not TO hold the IN
door track and field meet until early next
spring. By that time all the men will
have had more practice and experience
all the more interesting.
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