The Washington times., 1902-03-02
before the half in which the player ap
peared, was completed.
Second Team Games.

before the half in which the player APP
| peared, was completed.
Second Team Games.
| Captain Nash, of the Second Team, is
arranging for two or more games with
| Carroll Institute seconds" Dates have
not yet been fixed, but games will be
played in the Carroll Institute and Guard
! gymnasiums.
The baseball game scheduled for last
night with the y. NJ. c. A. was postponed
| at the request of the latter until April ).
| Since LeMat's coming on the team the
| players are showing decidedly more in
! terest in the game.
The celebration OF the nineteenth ami
versary of the Cadets organization was
a decided success in every way. General
Harries arrived late, but he said so many
! nice things about the company that the
boys have been feeling good ever since.
The Cadets will have a ladies' night
the latter part of March and the pro-
gramme viii include basketball games
dancing. and refreshments. 1t will be a
book" party and all visitors are ex-
Dected TO contribute to the library
shelves.
The Corcorans and Sixth Battalion
basketball teams are scheduled to play
next Frida-, and the baseball team will
play the Urells next Wednesday.
Saengerbund Bowling Team.
If the bowling team representing the
Washington saengerbund expects to have
a lookin on the championship of the To-
cal league it will have to do better than
dropping two games everywhere it goes.
Its last double defeat was received at the
hands of the jolly Fat Men last Wednes-
day. when it lost all it gained by taking
two games from the Y. NJ. c. a. last week
VIVA; the team needs is greater atten-
ton to team work. greater steadiness and
consistency. Captain Ford believes that
the team is in good shape. but that it has
run of hard luck
Tomorrow night the team has a hard
proposition to get up against in the set-to
with the Golden Eagles.
Laue for sometime has been playing at
a disadvantage through suffering from
rheumatism in his bowling arm. He is
gradually rounding to and will shortly
again put up the game which long made
him feared by all teams
Burdine has been shifted to third man
on the team and his work is showing con-
siderable Improvement and his average is
now what 1t should have been all season
and what it was in former years In
Wednesdays games with the Jolly Fat
Men he bowled an average of III
Scheuern:an is doing good work and his
bowling helps to pile up good scores for
his side. His 30 was high single in the
games with the Fat Men. His average
was 10.
Ray is doing good work and his spares
often save his averages from taking a
tumble
Spiess goes steadily along and puts up
a Bood average and can be depended upon
for emergencies. He is not as strong in
spares as he was but he occasionally gets
in good string of them.
National Guard Athletes.
The board OF control Of the National
Guard Athletic Association. composed of |
Major +. II. Neumeyer. Capt. e G. Ed |
wards. Capt. Charles Sweigart. Capt. s. |
Ferret, and Lieut.. p. w. Smith has is
sued a circular to the members of the !
Guard, announcing the holding of the |
annual indoor meet of the Guard Asso- |
,iation on April Is. and urging the hearty |
20 -operation of all members
The events announced are: Fifty-yard |
lash. running high and standing broad
Jumps. pole vault, potato race, rcyeiIle /
ace obstacle race. rely race, company or
team; tug of-war. company or
team. and putting the shot.
Entries can only be made by regularly
Unlisted men OF the d. c. N. G.. and who
Mist on or before March Is, or whose
enlistment papers are on file at District |
IF Columbia headquarters on that date
Entries viii close April 10
All members who won first prizes last
'ear in any event will be handicapped in
'ach event they enter, according to \.
\. u. rules.