The Washington times., 1902-02-02

This standing shows a decided change
from the previous fortnight. when Fewkes
team was in the lead and Bateman's men
third. Gleason retains second place.
The individual standing or totals in
points to date show the following: Glea-
son. S6S.5; Mcintyre, $50: Fewkes. 679;
Cheseldine. 632.5; Spaulding. 5595:
Hughes, 55G.5: Decker. 552; Richardson,
52o; Kerr. 5l5.5; Pitchlynn. 515: Bate
man, 495.5; Ludwig, 479; Zurhorst. 4i7.5;
Sommers, 4OS.5: Nolan, 4O3; Moore. 39S;
Artz. 264: Dallas, pa; White, 2335;
Bowdler, 113.5; Nichols, 1915; Connors,
1888.
The bowling team has not done the best
kind of work this season and as shown by
by Official Scorer Browns averages, pub
lished in the Times. the team stands
fifth with an average OF 1920. with the
Business Club only so points below
krauss is the only one of the team who
stands well up in individual averages, be-
ing seventh in line with 1872 average for
80 games, which is just the fraction given,
above Burdine, the Saengers' clever
bowler.
The loss of two games to the Fat Men
on Friday reduced the teams standing to
lS5 per cent.
Carroll Institute Gymnasium.
contests. open to members only. will be
given in the Carroll Institute gymnasium
the latter part of this month-upon
date not yet fixed
The programme will include springboard
and acrobatic work by Prof. Joyce and
members of his senior and Junior classes.
and special acrobatic feats by Masters
DAILY and King, star performers of the
junior class.
The contests will be for points in run
ming high jump, from scratch; putting 16-
pound shot, running broad jump, and po-
tato for juniors.
Whalen will spar with any man in his
class for points and lie Fer will wrestle
catch as catch-can with some member of
his weight.
The basketball team. as result OF hard
practice, is in fine trim, and should now
rapidly forge its way to the front Its
crushing defeat to the Mortons last Tues
day-2i to 2-is the last example Of what
practice will do for a team. The team, as
now fixed, has Harding, left forward:
Thompson. right forward; Cieary, centre:
Whaien, right back; Brooks or Murphy,
left back, with Kirby. Kerr. Hollander,
ard the Boxwell brothers substitutes.
The indoor baseball team. too. has taken
a brace and is putting up great game.
This, too, as a result of practice. In its
last game it defeated the urells by the
score of "a to I, and henceforth should
have a cinch on second place. The team
plays: Murphy, pitcher; Crowley. catch
er; NorcOme, first base; Thompson, right
short stop; Cleary. second base; Atz. left
short stop; Costello. third base; Kirby.
right field; Brooks. left field, Macanally
and Kerr, substitutes.
The gym classes are in fourishing con-
dition, having a large attendance and do
ing splendid work. Each boy is looked
after individually by Prof. Joyce who
leads in the drills and explains the work
as he goes along.
At the end of the first half of the bowl
ing series last week the bowling team led
with a team average of S30.11 and had
highest single game with 972. Rice Bros
nan and Harlow were second, third and
fourth in League standing with these av-
erages respectively. I'LL. 1911. 1897,
with Smith and German 1914 and 1922.
Jolly Fat Mems Club BowIers.
Whatever the other bowling teams may
do the Jolly Fat Mems five" goes good
naturedly along and bowls and wins and
fastens itself in third place in the league
standing and has hopes for better things.