The Washington times., 1902-10-12

| III MS class Quantrill at 10 or III is
one OF the best here and is open to meet
all comers, and likewise with Kerr AT
l2S to 1S5. Frank Houseman is pre-
pared to meet all 1870 pound men, and
Stokey' Thompson is another wrestler
who will be heard from this winter
Indoor League Teams.
The basketball players practice Tues
LAY and Thursday nights and the team
promises to be one of the fastest of tn
season. There will be ten men really
ior each game so that there will always
De fresh man to take the place OF
tring one.
The teams will play series of praa-
tice games beginning next Tuesday. The
teams will line up as follows:
thompson. .......R. F... QuantrilI
Hollander. ........L. F.........H .Huth
Collin....... Center. .... o Dwynr
harding. ..........R. B........ Costello
crowley. ....-...L. F.......... McClane
The indoor baseball team will prac-
tice Monday and Friday nights at .
o'clock The team will have the fol-
lowing players, Murphy, Brooks, Fitz-
gerald. Sheehy, Clary, Harding, Lafoe,
Quantrill, Hunt. and Kane.
Unless there is a great demand for
them there will be no Association
leagues this season. They generally
start off with a rush. but the members
soon lose interest and the work of pre-
pairing schedules and arranging teams.
which is no small task,<nearly always
goes for naught
The management of the football team
has not completed its schedule, but
hopes shortly to announce games wits
local High OIL ho
List of Class Leaders.
Candidates for the leaders class in the
gymnasium serve about six months in
preparation before being regularly as
signed. In this time they are well
equipped to take up the work They
are generally picked from among the
men in the graded classes who show II
clination TO take up the work in earnest. |
Following are candidates for class
leaders: B. Bielaski, Charles G. Micheau, |
j. E. Earnshaw, NJ. F.. Ludwig, and p. +. |
Kelley.
Class leaders ready for the season
work are: II. S. Neale, NJ. j. Gleason. |
K. II. Roberts, NJ. Cheseldine. z. Pitch
Iy, A. Kohler, and S. v Bateman
Notwithstanding the heavy condition |
OF the track Upon the occasion of last |
week annual closed games at Associa-
tion Park, the work of the entrants was
very creditable.
The Association champions are: Rich
ardson. 100 yards II 1-5 seconds; Gill,
one mile. 5:16 As; Richardson. 220 yards,
25 4-5 seconds; Gill, 40 yards, / minute
fiat; Graham, running broad jump, /
feet inches; Spaulding, running higt
jump, feet 9 inches, and J. James, 10
pound shot, 3S feet 10 inches.
Football Prospects.
The management of football feels very
much encouraged over the prospects of
getting out good fast team, and feels
especially good over having defeated tho
Gallaudet reserves last week by the
score of 16 to 0.
After Gallaudet kicked off. NJ. C. \.
retained the ball, and in nine minutes
Sutton made first touchdown. Burruss
tailed to kick goal. Second touchdown
was made by Dielaski seconds before
end of first hall, Bielaski kicked goal;
score II 10 0.
After eleven minutes of play in secon :
kalf. CatchinGs of Y. NJ. C. A. scorei
n touchdown. but it was not allowed
as Gallaudet claimed that it did not saJ
that it was ready to play
The next touchdown was scored on a
flLke of Gallaudet They were hari
rressed securing the ball. on failure 70
gain five yards from Y. NJ. C. A. goal.
After two trials to gain, their fullback
kicked out the ball, cut the goal post. |
and Bielaski fell on the fall back Of I
goal line. James failed to kick goal, {
ard score closed at 16 to 0.
Y. NJ C. A. put up a much better game {
han their opponents, making large
gains around the end and a number |
through center. James, Sutton, Catch {
ings, Burruss, Bielaski, and Newton I
made best gains. 6
Corcoran Cadet Corps.
The league teams representing the
Corcoran Cadet Corps, have completed )
their organization by electing Handiboe {
captain of indoor baseball and Boyle
OF basketball. The selections are
good, and the teams under these lead E
ers should be winners from the start. {
A series of exhibition or practice '
games will be played with Y. NJ. C. A.
and Carroll Institute beginning next
week.
Judging from the practice games Of
the past week, the league basketball I
team will be composed of Nash. Draeger.
Boyle. Bowling, and Shoemaker or Han
diboe.
Gymnasium classes will take the sea-
sons work in earnest next Tuesd9T I
evening, under the direction of Prof.
Horan, who has mapped out new plans
for the season.
Potomac Boat Club.
The members of the Potomac Boat
Club are naturally very proud of their
scullers and eight-oared crews. Their
the junior singles and junior
doubles and eight-oared event sent the
clubs stock up considerably in the
aquatic market. There was a continuous
iolliiication from Monday to last night.
and the two victories and the splendid
showing of the Intermediate eight. which
lost by less than yard 20 the Vespers,
beating out the Fairmounts by length,
was good enough reason for their joy.
II is believed that the club will at once ,
'ezl the good effects of their very sua- .
;essful regatta by way of an increased ,
r
Chases work at stroke in the eights !
was first class ana stamps him as the {
ind OF the season. The work of the
,rews reflects credit upon Charlie Bak- i
n. who. as coach. has rendered great I
service to the club. {
Britt's victory in the junior singles
vas a popular one. His good form aid
ipeed we're the result of Dempsey s a
coaching. who had him directly in I
'harge. He has undoubtedly the making J
II fast sculIer and this will be demon ! {