The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-22

laid and the more thoroughly the affair IS
worked up the greater viii be the sue
cess.
Athletics at Y. VI. {. 4.
The members Of the Y. NJ c. a. are still
celebrating the victory Of their baseball
team over the Harvard nine last Thurs
day. The team is developing strength right
along and Capt. L. L. Nicholson and Man
ager Le Mat are proud of the showing Of
their charges. who will make it interesting
for all Corners ere Decoration Day, when
the amateur season will be about at its
height
In Herring. Harms. and Nicholson the
team has a strong trio Of twirlers The
rest Of the team is mostly new material
which will develop rapidly In addition
TO the pitchers named the team will have
the following players: Pap" Harding
McQuade. Raab. Proctor. Bell. Atkinson,
Shaw Brown, Bache. and Greene
Manager lie Mats partially arranged
schedule includes games with the New
York Athletic Club. University Of Mary
land. ST. Johns College Annapolis. and
Bethel Military Academy
The second team. or reserves suffered
defeat last week at the hands Of the Cen
trail High School team. The nine was got
ten together on short notice by A W.
Bache.
The candidates for the track and field
team. some sixty in number will begin
work during the coming week under the
direction Of Assistant Physical Instructor
Beckett. The first OF the outdoor games
for which the team will be prepared are
the a. A L. spring championships to be
held Al the Gentlemen's Driving Park Bal
umore May Il. In addition to the regular
number OF such games a relay race will be
run. and the unbeaten quartette Of the
Association will try to keep up its record
The Association bowling team has again
upset all calculations by forging 10 the
front. az the top Of the leagues standing
OF teams, place il held many weeks dur
ing the opening series Of the seasons
schedule. The trick was turned last We'd
nesday. when the team took two games
from the Business Mems Club The Saen-
gerhunds and Golden Eagles are now tied
for second place with 526 per cent.
The team has completed the series Of
games scheduled for IL. and its standing
VIII depend entirely upon what the other
teams do 10 one another
The bowling season closes tomorrow
night with a set Of games between the
Saeugerbund and Columbia bowling teams
Corcornn Cadet Corps.
The members Of the Corcoran Cadet
Corps entered in last Wednesdays Ma
ronal Guard athletic meet covered them
selves With glory by winning a majority
Of The events run of Their success Is
entirely due 20 their hard work and con-
sistent practice. Naturally Capt. E. C.
Edwards and Physical Instructor J. II. Ho-
ran are proud Of the success Of their bows.
aud Koran deserves credit for the good
showing al along the line
s4.
good spruier; he has good action and is
quick 10 get away. Davis is clever lun-
ler and viii De heard from later
Aouarty surprised himself and his
friends ty hanlily landing the mile run.
upsettuE all former methods. by sprinting
the last quarter. instead OF waiting for the
last 200 1r SO yards 10 addition TO these
winners the C0rcorans showed the way in
the rug OF war and in the relay race. in
the latter against the team picked from
the Guard.
Baseball has the call now and the team
is nearly ready 10 begin the seasons cam
paIgu against all corners.
The candidates for the team met last
Monday night and elected G. McGlue field
captain and Captain Edwards manager. and
J. Sockhoad assistant manager. Practice
viii De had Wednesdays and Saturdays.
pending the wedding out process The
team mas b"pn handsomely uniformed and
would like 10 arrange games with other
uniformed amateur teams in and about the
city.
The team viii apply for membership in
the District League 10 one is organized on
a regular business basis
Captain Edwards is DESTROYS OF arrang-
ing games with local teams and challenges |
may be- addressed 10 him al the National
Guard Armory. Centre Market
The regular team viii be picked from
among the following candidates. Cooley
nd HennCr. frs base. Walters and Hes
wood. second base. NILS and McGlue,
-hcI'stpn, Guista and Henner third base.
Chick ZeIi. aud Davis delders Maple |
MsGlue. aad IgiehaTt pitchers. sherman |
and u0auCr cafchers.
Eastern Athletic Club.
The musicale and hop given last Thurs
dag evening by the Eastern Athletic club
H5s a success IN every way aud considcla- |
by sNellcd the clubs eSchequer
The rost Of the season will be given un |
To baseball matters and DR.. L. Housed /