The Washington times., 1902-06-01
AMONG THE LOCAL
AMATEUR ATHLETES
como TO our show city and talk over
matters relating to their work.
Departmental Bowlers.

como TO our show city and talk owe
matters relating to their work.
Departmental Bowlers.
\ meeting Of the delegates to tn
newly formed Departmental Amateu
Bowling eLague was hela last week n
kessel's Eall, 209 Seventh Street north
west. The league adopted a constitu
ton and playing rules and completes
It's organization by electing the follow
ing officers: President. J. ]. Batch. Blu
reau of Printing and Engraving; vice
president. II. L. Deys. Treasury: sccre
tary-trcasurer. G. Il. Williams. Wa,
Department; official scorer. l.. J. Ward
Postoliice Department.
The new league will add considerably
TO the interest in local bowling. and
promises to he very strong organiza-
lion. II is composed of teams repre-
scntirg various departments. or theii
bureaus. as follows: Postoffice. War De
partment. Interior. Treasury. Bureau o
Engraving and Printing: Census. ant
Government Printing Office.
There will be eight teams before the
season o.,ens. and the additional enc
Will be either the District Building or
navy ward. The season will begin in
October, and all the leagues games will
be played ON the new Palace alleys. 91i
Z Street.
The organization of this league. and
one which will materially increase the
interest. as well as the taking Of exer-
else by departmental people. is due al
most entirely to the efforts OF Mr. l. j.
Ward. and his selection as official
scorer is wcll-deservcd compliment
He will make capable officer
Athletics at Y. II. c. A.
The members of the Y. NJ C. a. track
and field team did not break training
at all after last weeks meet at Asso-
citation Park. but kept right on prepar-
ing for the Central Y. NJ. C. A. OF Bal
tiinore games. 10 be held June 10. at
Rochester Beach.
Outside OF the home association, the
largest entry list of the program. The
-eam to be sent includes all the winners
)f last weeks meet and q number OF
others who are trying for honors, and
L DIR. Rideout and Mr.. Beckett don't
'eturn here with their pockets full of
,riZes then there is something wrong
With the weather.
Most OF the entrants will leave here
he morning of the games and so direct
y to the Beach to take the track or
ieid
Events and Entries.
Following are the entries from here
md the events in which they will par
icipate:
100 yards-Richardson Kerr, Dallass.
ludwig. Kirkrnan. Magruder. Browning,
Graham. Gleason. Etchison.
22O yards-Richardson Dallass, Kerr.
-tchison. Fontaine, and orme.
ii0 yards-Bielasli, Kerr. Richardson,
Graham, Etchison, Loughran,
nd Mcintyre.
$50 yards-Spauld!ng. Burruss. Bate
IAN. Cheseldine, and Bielaski.
One 1nile-Bielaski, Bateman. Pimper.
,arnshaw, Hoffman, Bopp, Winans. and
icintyre.
Running high tump-Fewkcs, Gleason,
nd White.
Running broad jump Gleason,
ewkes. Spaulding, and Graham.
Pole vault-Gleason, Fewkes, Parker, |
nd Stabler.
Very Successful Games.
The recent games held by the associ
,ion were among the most successful |
1er held here. and Notwithstanding the
cry large number of events and the
umerous entries, the affair was run
on schedule time. and everybody was
leased with the afternoons outing.
Richardson showed his cleverness in
he open handicap 100 yards by coming
lird to Dick Dear, and in winning the
20 yards from such clever runners as
wens of Georgtown.
kerr's winning the special 100 and 22O
ards showed that clever sprinter to be
J splendid form. and Bateman's all
round work in the sprints and his win
ing the $50 yards puts him among the
lost promising Of local men. A. B.
ielaski, too proved that he is out In
lrnest for the honors, and his victory
| the mile run was a popular one.
The loss of the relay was unfortunate.
) the locals had been counted on as
ire winners. but their work in the pre-
ding events rather weakened their
lances
The introduction of track and field
'ents open TO all juniors was appre-
ated and the work of the youngsters
as decidedly interesting
il was most interesting
fair, and to Messrs Bideout and Beck !
I belongs more than usual credit for
e great success Of the meet,
The Ball Team.
The schedule of the Association Base
II League is being run off In regular
der and the members find it decidedly. |
teresting to watch the progress to-
.rd permanent honors. Tomorrow :
ternoon teams c and + will play their
st game, and it promises to be inter
ting
Next Saturday the regular team | !.
Itch has been playing good ball underi
, management OF Lieutenant Crawford 1 =.
II play the nine representing the.
anish Claims Commission.
The regular gymnasium classes closoi
is week, but the gym will remain open
summer for those who wish to taltct
ercise.
Carroll Institute Gymnasium. Il
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