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strong ali-around team.

strong all-around team.
The following have been chosen for cap
tains of squads of five men each ant
| points scored by the men will be credited
| TO the respective squads: Royce Hough, c
L. Shaw. II. s. Greene. Carl Mueller anC
| p. b. Baine. These will choose from among
the following and others. and make vi
the respective teams: G. l.. Brist. ]. a
/ Mathews, c. A. Watson, W. b. Robinson
| ". W. Billiard, II. E. Brown, VI. f. Wea-
yer, j. Graham. r. Z. Alden, W. bunker
| ley. H. J. Eickel. a. b. Moulton, o. l.
Meigs, E. r. Ferris, and c. NJ. Reed.
The winners in last weeks contests and
the results OF their efforts follow:
Running high jump. r. f. lie Mat, > feet
3 inches; l.. J. Mather and ". d. Lind
say tie, at feet. Rope climb, i9 feet.
sitting start, J. NJ. Bartels and L. J.
Mather. tie. at S rs seconds, and Me.gs.
9 is seconds. Twenty five yard dash, A.
r. Speare and R. L. lie Mat, 3 3-5 seconds;
Lindsay, Mather. Keyser, and Webb. 3-4
seconds. Putting shot, 4. X. Speare, 80
feet 1-2 inches; s Maize 80 feet inch
es; Ralph Shepard and c. J. Meuller, tie,
81 feet 1-2 inches.
The best team totals scored were those
of L. J. Mather's team. with 75S 1-2
points: a. r. Speare's team, with III
points, and r. +. LeMats team, with 700
points.
The work of The men was good through
out and reflects credit on their instruc-
tors.
The candidates for the team 10 repre-
sent the Association in the Baltimore A
est. Leo Gymnasium joint games in
March and in the Georgetown University
games on February II are hard at work
and when the weather is fair the runners
take practice on the track at the grounds
Others work indoors on the cocoa mat
track.
Entries for the Georgetown games will
probably be made in the high Jump shot
put, pole vault, co. 220. and 40 yard aud
mile runs. 4 special feature Will be the
relay race between the local and Balti-
more y. NJ. C. A. teams.
The six teams of the Association Indoor
Baseball League and the colors which will
designate them are as follows. and, by the
way, the Browns lost to the Whites last
week by the score OF to Z: Whites, A. r.
Speare, captain; Browns, W. S. Lindsay,
captain; Greys, J. T. Webb. captain; Ma
rooms, II. S Shepard. captain: Reds, r. f.
LeMat; Cadets, II. Il. Lerch.
Coreoran Cadet Corps.
The indoor baseball team Of the corco-
ran Cadet played the second game OF the
series with the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION team last week and was defeated
by the score of 2e to l6 in full game
While ii was a bad defeat. the work Of the
team showed great Improvement and the
management is much pleased thereat.
What the team needs is ginger and team
work. and IT is suggested that Captain
- ~.
Some OF the material could very well be
dropped from the nine and out of a num-
Der of other good players in the company
a very strong team could be gotten to-
geiheT.
Captain Edwards is making an effort 20
arrange games with the Eastern High
School and Bureau Athletic Club teams
and the Baltimore Young Mems Christian
Association will play the first of series
of return games here as soon as a suitable
hall can be secured
Captain Edwards also has about closed
with the Baltimore Young Mems Chris
tian Association basketball team for a
game here. This is the team which
played such an excellent game here last
winter, when 1t played the Corcoran team
which latter won by the score OF S to =
The game preceding this was won by the
visitors by The score Of 6 to T.. The teams
are well matched and should play fine
game.
The players are naturally sore over the
whitewash score of TO administered b.
the Eastern Athletic Club last Wednesday.
They attribute much of the defeat TO hard
luck in the matter OF goaling. Balls sew.
eral times rolled around the rim of the
basket and then dropped outside. Clarke
was In poor form and missed five chances
to goal from offence play. He ard all the
team need brushing up in goal throwing.
Captain Guista had a chance at free
throwing. but he purposely missed land
ing" said player, ''as the boys did not
desire 60 save whitewash through free
throw. The Eastern Athletic boys de-
served to win" he continued for they
played well and one thing must be said OF
the winners and that is that they are al
ways in the game and play all games TO
the best OF their ability regardless Of the
class of opponents"
The team showed some Improvement
since Captain Guista took charge and his
players hope TO lose no more games and
will try TO land in or tie for first or second
place.
Business Mems Bowling Club.
The bowling team OF the South Wash
ington Business Mems Club, last week
made record for itself and one which will
probably stand fer the season. it would
seem as II they had Just struck their gait
and If they keep II up they will in short
order move up the line from the tail end
They bowled over 1851 pins which while it
is big total does not quite equal the star
total made by the CAROLS last year. when
they scored 2,6o2 pins In one evenings
play. Smithson's average is q good one
and his 2is for tho game will likely be the
standard for this season. Captain Kidd