The Washington times., 1902-02-23

/ Gleason's team, Gas; Captain Richard
sons team. 500; Captain Batemans team,
/ $40; Captain McIntyre's team. 43S.
| Individual scores above loo made in
! the last contests:
| Gleason, 222; Stabler. 202;. Sommers.
1874: Fewhes, 1870: Cheseldine and Pitch
I lynn. 10; Ludwig and Spauiding, 1872;
| Zurhorst, is; Bateman and Decker, lac;
Richardson, 1i2: Dallas. 122; Common,
Kerr, Nolan. and Hughes, us; Moore, loo.
The events to be contested next Friday
evening include flank vault on side parallel
bars from spring- board. ladder climb
Glands only). and high kick, any style.
Events for Outdoor Meet.
The omen handicap events for the out
door track ard field meet to be given At
Association Park May q include 100, 22o,
40 $50 and ore mile runs; running high
and broad jumps, pole vault. 16-pound
shot. ard hammer and discus. There will
he other events open to Y. N. c. A. only
and special junior events.
The baseball team is keeping up its
good worl,. and looks like a sure pennant
winner 1t defeated the Corcorans last
Wednesday il rather easy fashion.
Carroll Institute Gymnasium.
1t is proposed by the management OF
Carroll Institute to again hold n country
circus in its big hall. and hopes to repeat
its good success of several years ago. Prof.
Joyce, wtose idea ii is and who carried it
out successfully, has the matter in hand
now, and proposes TO make ii bigger
affair t..an ever. II Viii be an old-time
onc-ring circus. canvas and all. The date
for holding it has not vet been fixed.
Among TIE features will be several new
He VIII be assisted in these by Masters
King and Ilaly, the Boxwell brothers and
Thompson.
The game OF basketball lost to the Cor
corans last week puts the team in third
place. 1t cannot very well go much low
er, because the Mortons and Sixth Bat
TALON seem TO be fixed in the two last
places, but il Should at least make it in
teresting for The Young Mems Christian
Association. in second place, with which
team, b. the way, it has a game next
Tuesday.
Hollander is a new man on the team,
but he is doing good work, especially at
goaling.
Clay is another good man. He plays
centre, and is among the hardest workers
in the gym. Whalen, one of the backs. on
account of his work, is not regular at
tendant on gym classes. but he still plays
in all the league games scheduled.
''Stokey" Will return to his classes when
he gets back TO the city.
Harding. the jolly fat catcher Of the
ball team, is a regular attendant upon
classwork when the professor" sends
for him. When he does come he is al
ways sure Of doing good work.
Reserves Bowling Team.
Lafoe is another hard worker in the
gym, and at catch as catch-can he can
hold his own with any man of his weight
in the Institute. Kerr, too, is clever in
the same line
The bowling team now has clear lead
Of nearly 100 points over the Saenger-
bund. its nearest competitor.
The reserves known as Cox's Little
Five" are doing splendid work II has
defeated the Young Mems Christian As
sociation reserves five out OF six games
and IL has lost only two games the whole
season. Owing TO a lame leg Merritt has
not played in recent games. He viii be
back shortly.
The baseball team will play its return
game with the Urell Rifles Wednesday
night in the Guards Armory.
CorcUrnn Cndet Corps.
The mana cement OF the Corcoran Cadet
Corps basketball team Is making efforts
TO arrange for two more games with the
West Branch Y. NJ. e. A., OF Baltimore.
The cadets won from this team In the
game played here, and the return game in
Baltimore last Saturday sended in such
dissatisfaction through the crowd pressing
on the playing field that both managers
desire TO arrange a meeting which will
show the real qualities of the teams.
The cadets play In Baltimore on March
with Central Y. NJ. c. A.. and the re-
turn game will be played here March 20
The soldiers Will take 10 more chances
with Baltimore officials. as when these
see the game going they make II possible
to win on free throws says one OF the