The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-24

quite reputation Tor ltSe1 under the ca
pable direction OF Manager c. A. Watson.
Last week it defeated the East Branch
Y. VI. C. A.. by the score of to 6. The
team has the following players: Tucker,
f. Ellis. Guest. l.. Ellis and Watson. The
team is open for games with any of the
local teams of its class.
Baseball Mt GaIIaudet.
The baseball season at Gallaudet Col
lege will open March 50 with game with
Georgetown University.
Prospects are good for a strong team
Notwithstanding the loss of Kurath. last
years crack twirler, who will be sue
ceeded by Munier. a new student from
Kentucky. who is said to be very clever
pitcher and hitter. The absence of such
tried men as Lawrence at short and
Chambers at third will be a handicap. AL
most entirely new men in these positions
will have to be used.
Manager Runde has secured number
of good dates for his schedule of games
with local and out-of-town teams as fol-
lows
March 90 with Georgetown, at Georgetown
Field.
Apri! TO- Episcopal High School at Alexandria.
Aprit II. Baltimore City College, at Kendall
Green.
April IL. University OF Maryland, at Kendall
April 20. Western Maryland College, at West
minister Md.
April %. st. Johns College. at Annapolis.
May /, Naval Cadets. at Annapolis
May IL, Maryland Agricultural College, at
College Park, Nd.
May ls University OF Virginia at Charlottes-
May 80, Washington College. at cbestertown,
Md.
The college will send strong list of
entries for the Georgetown indoor meet to
be held at Convention Hall March >.
Corcornn Cadet Corps.
Since losing last Wednesdays game to
Cadet basketball players have been
sorry and disappointed lot. With the
score s to . in their favor at the end of
the first half, the Cadets in the next half
seem to go all to pieces and their
passing" specially was forgotten and
punching plays and errors lost them the
game. They are sportsmen enough to give
the Eastern credit for winning out against
strong odds.
Captain Edwards will not enter his team
in the relay races in next Saturdays
Georgetown meet, the veteran Twenty
third Regiment team being too strong for
them. The latter team has such clever
runners as Long and McGirr. and novices
would have little show against such as
these
The northern trip OF the basketball
team was postponed because the Phladel
phia team cancelled it's February Is
game, and without this teams guarantee
the trip to Wilmington. York. and Harris
burg would have been a losing one.
The Corcorans will play the Wilmington
team here next Saturday in National
Guard Armory. and Will play in Baltimore
March i6. In the meantime Captain Hefr-
ner will work his men hard. the defeat of
last Wednesday having shown his men the
necessity for playing their level best until
the last gong.
Central High school.
Considering the disadvantages under
which the Central High School athletes
practice. their work in indoor games is
OF very high order and the school teams
competing here March at the George
town games will find that they will in
every event have to do their level best
to win out.
Dick Dear. who has appeared success
fully many times in the past two years, is
in prime condition and moving faster and
stronger than ever in the sprins. He has
good fast company in Buell.. Bristol. and
Williams. 1t has not been decided if the
Centrals will enter the relay races.
Events for schools will kSflude 50-yard
dash and $50 yard run, both handicap and
relay race.
Some of the competitors will come from
Marston's. Durham. Loyalo, and City Col
lege of Baltimore and the High Schools
OF Philadelphia and New York.
p. SCHMIDT.