The Washington times., 1902-09-28
OF INTEREST TO
LOCAL ATHLETES

mapped out the seasons work. Seized
ules will be presented this week an
the playing viii begin upon their adop
| tion.
The District league team has beel
taking practice and will be in shaD
when the championship season opens.
Track and Field Meet.
The preparatory work for the asso
ciation's closed track and field meet tC
be held next Saturday has been of the
desultory sort and Mr. Beckett hopes
that beginning with tomorrow the en-
trants for the several events will take
hard. consistent practice.
The program will have the following
events for seniors and juniors:
Seniors: 100, 220. 440, and $50 yards
and one mile runs; running broad and
high jumps, pole vaults, 16-pound shot
and hammer.
Juniors: 100 and 22O yard dashes. re-
lay race, each boy running lis yards:
running high and broad jumps. The
juniors will be divided into class A
and B, according to age.
The association will put light but
fast football team in the field this sea
son which will play local schedule.
There are about two dozen candidates
for places and these will be given hard
practice all next week at Association
Park, and after a good trying-out final
selections will be made.
Carroll Institute Gymnasium.
The class with which Prof. Joyce open
ed the Carroll Institute gymnasium last
week numbered sixty-eight, and was
the largest for a first night in the his
tory of the organization. Indications
point to even more prosperous season
than that of last year.
The schedule of class nights Is as fol-
lows:
For adults-Monday and Thursday
nights at o'clock, and Tuesday and FRI
day afternoons at go o'clock.
Glasses for juniors-0pen on October
1, and will be held Wednesday and Sat-
urday afternoons.
Workers in the Gym.
Prof Joyce has been busy all the week
arranging his classes and prescribing cx-
ercises for the newcomers.
Among those who are again in class
and show the good results of last sea-
sons work are: d. G. Dodge, W. Dahl,
H. B. Cullen, E. Crowley, F. La Foe. ].
F. Costello, F. R. Hughes, NJ. Fitzgerald,
T. Hogan. 7. L. Evans, F. A. Kerr, NJ.
E. Johnson. ]. S. Lyon, d. J. O'Connor,
F. J. Phillips, A. o. Dwyer, w. Wallace.
O. A. Tracey, E. Turner, w Wallace, ].
A. Sullivan, P. ]. Walshe, John Purvis.
G. d. Ellis, NJ. C. Sullivan. A. Hollander.
j. E. Tenley. NJ. H. and James Boxwell,
and George c. Paulson.
Indoor Baseball and Basketball.
With considerably strengthened teams,
in both indoor baseball and basketball,
the management hopes to land the C. i.
cclors at or near the top during the
coming championship season. Careless
playing and failure to take regular prac-
tice and non-attendance on game
nights will not be tolerated this season.
AS soon as player shows a lack of in
terest in the teams work he will be re-
placed by some one who can De depended
upon to do the work, and for this pur-
pose there will be two full teams for
each line OF sport.
Practice will begin in earnest this
week and there viii, be no intermission
in this even after the championship sea.
son begins.
The team which will begin the season
in basketball has several new players
and promises to make a good showing.
The players are: Crowley, Cullin,
Thompson Hollander and Kerr.
The makeup of the indoor baseball
team has not been decided upon, but
Manager Joyce has in mind the strongest
team the c. /. has ever put in the field
Corcoran Cadet Corps.
: The Corcoran Cadet Corps will put
strong indoor baseball team in the field
this season. and they hope to gain a
better position than last year in the
pennant race.
Lewis, of the Maroons, has enlisted
in the corps. and will add considerable
to the team. He is good all
around athlete and will be heard from
this winter. He will probably pitch in
the league games.
The team will be selected from among
the following players: w. Handiboe
Lewis. Boyle. 1glehart or Ed
pitchers: Bouvet or Boyle,
first base: Shoemaker or Walters, second
base; Draeger. right short; Donovan,
left short; E. Handiboe, third base;
Fucker, right field, and an extra pitcher.
left field.
Fast Basketball Teams.
The basketball teams are fast getting
nto shape, and next week a set Of test
games will be played by the two line
ups, and the winner of the series will |
'epresent the corps in the District |
League.
Carter and Malone are new men, who |
ire doing good work at left forward. !
shoemaker is playing his usual game at |
light guard, and will undoubtedly be |
member of the league team. Barnholt !
s back aud will take UP practice to-
morrow.
The corps resumed its regular drill |
schedule last Monday night with large
attendance.
VALE OPENS SEASON