The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-28

running high jump. putting 12-pound shot.
pole vault. and 4i0-pard potato race.
For the juniors the events will be Co
yard dash, running high jump, and wrest-
ling in three weights. under 100 pounds.
from 100 to 115. and from i15 to lS5.
The football team feels encouraged to
hope for better things after its last week S
victory over the Census team. Next
Thursday it will play a game at Associa-
ton Park with the Business High School
team.
Carroll Institute Gymnasium.
The afternoon classes at Carroll lnsti-
tute gymnasium are held mainly for the
benefit of business mea and depar tment
employees who find the class drills and
bodybuilding exercises under Prof. Joyce's
system. very beneficial These classes are
held Monday and Thursday afternoons at
1870 O'clock
Among those who are doing good all
round work are Messrs. Morton, Patter-
sen. McCuiloTl Nelson. and Varniel.
The night classes are held on Mondays,
Wednesdays. and Fridays at O'Clock.
The basketball and baseball teams are
taking regular practice and doing god
work. AS yet few games have been ar
ranged with other teams. but it is ex
pected several interesting contests will
be made features of next months pro-
gramne.
1t is quite likely that Prof. Joyce will
organize several basketball teams from
among the Association members, 10 pay
/, a series of games for the Institute cham
pionshp. He has arranged with Prof.
Rideout for several games with the
Y. NJ. C. A. teams. The first game will
be played tomorrow night in the Insti-
tute gym beginning at o'clock, directly
after class.
The professor has had an understand
ing with his players that they will hold
their places on the team so long as they
attend class and take practice regularly.
He will see that they play the gains for
the pleasure of it, and will under no cir
cumstances tolerate rough playing.
The team as it now lines-up has Dex-
ter. centre; Dreyfus. right forward; Berg
man, left forward; Clay and Hollander,
right back, and Sweeney and Johnson.
left back.
Corcornn Cadet Corps.
Between the regular drills and the
practice of the men on the several ath-
letic teams the members of the Corco-
ran Cadet Corps have each evening of
the week taken up.
As a result of this regularity of prac-
field the best basketball and indoor base
ball teams he has ever had.
Even at this time the basketball players
are ready to take the field and line up
against other league teams.
The players who are likely to fill posi-
lions regularly are: Masten, Guista, Mo-
Rarity, Heffner. Brick, Pearson, and Zell.
The indoor baseball team ran into a
stone wall when it lined up last Saturday
against the Y. NJ. c. A. team which won
the local championship last season. The
final score was 26 to in favor of the as
ISOLATION
This was the first game the team has
appeared in this season and it lacked team
work. During the past week this has
been remedied and in game against the
same team tomorrow. the showing would
doubtless be much better.
The batting order of the team was: Igle-
hart, pitcher; Sherman, catcher; Voigt,
left stop; Chick. right stop, Nash, right
ield: Donovan. third base; Handiboe. sec
ond base; Zell, left field; Bcuvet, first
base.
The National Guards Athletic Associa-
ton of which the Corcorans are members
has decided to hold a set of big indoor
track ard field games this season. No
date has been fixed for the meet and 1t
IN December. In the meantime the vari-
ious companies are getting together their
best athletes and working them into
teams. 1t is expected that handsome
silver trophy cup will be offered for the
team making the best showing.
Eastern Athletic Club.
The Eastern Athletic Club members
are working hard in their club rooms and
saying little and when the gong sounds
for the opening game in the League Bas-
ketball series they will be ready and in
first-class shape to meet all Corners,
There are enough candidates for places
on the regular team. to make up two good
teams. either of which would be strong
enough to hold its own against any of the
League teams. The players taking prac-
tice, are: Dunn. Thompson. Brick. Dev-
lin, Hughes. Boyd. Moffit, Eckert. Ellis.
Collitiower, Raab. Radcliffe, Cooling. and
Venable.
Manager Housed has arranged to play
several exhibition games with local teams
next week and he hopes to be able later to
arrange for several games with Baltimore
teams CCuNTnT