The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-11-25

winner. From its present work the team
] is well placed and any unnecessary
/! changes would certainly weaken it.
| jolly Fat Mems Club.
With team made up of good players
| formerly of the Business Mems Club and
| Golden Eagles it looks as If the Jolly Fat
Mems Club intended to make strong bid
for the league championship The last set
OF games with the Columbias, however,
was not up to the standard. but then all
! players and all teams have their good and
| bad innings. The team is temporarily tied
with the CAROLS for third place. These
| teams will meet next Friday evening in a
tilt for supremacy. Armstrong and Bru-
egger are of last years Golden Eagles,
and Smithson, Miller. and Geyer were for
merly Of the South Washington Business
Mems Club. All are tried, seasoned play
ers. and once they get in shape with good
! team work to back their individual bowl
ing they will make 1t interesting for all
Corners
Concordia Club Gymnasium.
More than the usual amount of interest
is being taken by the members of the
Concordia Club. Sixth and E Streets, in
the annual indoor contests to be held in
the gymnasium Tuesday evening next at
s O'Clock.
Prof. Shreve has been giving the men,
bers plenty of practice, and under his
direction the boys have developed into
very clever performers. and the events
promise to be hotly contested.
The championship of the club and a
handsome gold medal donated by
Mr. Lev Callisher. are the double incen-
tives for all hands to do their best work.
Friends of the club have been invited,
and large attendance is promised.
The events. which are filling very we'll.
include: Running high, standing broad,
and standing high jump, shot put, fence
vault, rope climbing. and potato race.
Among those who are working hard and
promise to be among the top-notchers in
averages for all-around work are: Joe
Dreytus, Leon Reizenstein. Stanley Auer-
bach, Sid Straus, Melvin Behrend, Abe Sig
mund, and Rudolph Behrend
The members are organizing several
basketball teams for the purpose of ar
ranging series of games for the cham
pionship of the club. There is some very
good playing material in the club ranks.
and strong team can be gotten up very
handily.
Corcoran Cadet Corps.
The Eastern Athletic Club having de-
clined TO play five-men team. the game
scheduled for next Wednesday with the
Coreorans is declared of.
The Corcoran team liaes up as follows;
Brick. right forward: Pearson. left for
ward Nastin, centre; Moriarty. risht
back. and Captain Hefner. left back.
The team has been taking hard practice
Tor several weeks and is in prime condi-
item 10 meet all corners.
The tact that the leakue has decided to
play all games with teams of five men
viii materially help the Corcorans who
practice that sort of game as it gives the
men better opportunity to bring into play
their open free passing and dribbling
work. The game with the Baltimore Y. |
NJ. c. A. gave their friends line on the |
class OF work to. be expected this season
from the gallant cadets.
Captain Edwards and his men are still |
showing their pleasure over the success |
Of the team against the Baltimore cham |
pious whom they defeated last week by |
the score of 10 to 8.
Brick, Mastin, and Moriarty have de- |
veioped into very clever goal throwers |
and with the open passing necessary this |
season they will make all teams play hard |
to beat them out.
The Corcorans will play the Light In |
fantry on December 10.
Lockhead and Chick have been chosen
class leaders to assist Prof. Koran in the
Guard gymnasium class drills.
o. P. SCHMIDT.