The Washington times., 1901-12-22

game between the Y. NJ. c. A. and Arling-
ton Wheelmen in the association gym
nasium.
The next contest in the series for the
all-round team championship will be held
January 10 and the events will include:
First-Nault for height from flying rings
with run.
Second-Two standing broad jumps.
Third-Rear vault. left and right over
! long horse.
The team standing in the alI-round
! contests to December 20 follow:
Captain Fewke's team. 500 points.
Captain Gleason's team, Ts4 points
Captain Batemans team. 70i points.
Captain McIntyre's team 6S0.5 points.
Captain Richardson's team, 634 points.
The individual standing on the same
dale found Gleason leading easily with 326
points with Siabler his nearest com
pctitor with 26S.5 points. The others are:
Zurborst 252: Fewke. 246; Mclntrye, 22A5;
Sommers. 1913; Ludwig. 1925; Bateman,
lsO5: Spaulding $50; Pitchlyn. lI3; Rich
ardsen. I6S: Chesedine. 161; Decker, 1885,
White 1856; Hughes l4s; Kerr H.
Carroll Institute Gymnasium.
Winning the league game of basketball
from the Young Mems Christian Associa-
iion last week has instilled lot Of much
needed confidence In the Carroll lnsti-
,utc players and from now on they may
be counted on TO do all the work their
earlier practice showed they were capable
OF doing.
Thompson al right forward of the team
IS doing the best work of his life. His
roaIing Is one OF the features OF every
game in which he plays. As captain OF
tha team he gets good work out OF his
men and is a valuable man to have
around He Is also one Of the bsst all
around men IN the gymnasium
John Murphy. the right back OF the
team. and pitcher on the indoor baseball
nine. is another valuable man. He plays
hard at all times and is clever point
gamer.
Bernard Harding. jolly 2OO-pound
player. 5 IN the game at all times and
makes a splendid forward and like
Cleary. Is a stayer until the last whistle
Ralph Whalen. who plays leftguaTd like
a veteran. is clever also with the gloves
The second team. which is selected
from among The following players. Box
Mrr brothers. Phillips, Kirby, Kerr, Hol-
lander, and Brooks. is ready to play any
team in the city not in the District
Basko tbaIl League.
Th,. Juniors are playing Fast game and
PLAYERS do NOT weigh more than i90
pounds Tho Second Juniors are also
ready for games with teams not heavier
than eighty pounds average. Comuunca-
lions upon The subject may be addressed
to Prof VI. l. Joyce, care OF the Insti-
tute.
Corcornn cadet Corps.
~ many oc the members OF the Corco-
ran Cadet Corps are busy at night during
The holidays. practice and all sorts of
work has been almost entirely cut out at !
the Guards Armory Regular practice |
viii bc resumed Monday, December 30. I
when the corps meets for the last time |
In 1901
Through an error the name OF Moriarty. !
the very capable captain OF the CorcOrans |
basketball team. was mentioned last week I
az 0f the lineup OF the Eastern Athletic !
club team. The captain is loyal mem
bor Of the Corcorans and he will play 1
with no other team so long as his COM
pany remains in the game. He and Cap
tain Chick of the baseball team have
assured Captain Edwards that their re-
spectivc teams Will be faster and better
than ever after The holidays. In the last
game with the Mortons the basketball
team showed decided improvement over
former work
Jack Rowland writes from PHILADELPHIA
that he is arranging games which will re-
quire weeks trip instead OF three OF
four days. as At first contemplated.
The teams viii play the basketball and
teams of the Central and West
Branch Young Mems Christian Associa-
ion in Baltimore, between January 10 and
Is.
The board Of control Of the Athletic As !