The Washington times., 1902-01-05
Second game: -
Carroll Institute.
The standing of the teams:

Won. Lost. P. C.
SaenSerbund. und...... II III
J carroll Institute. 10 9 ST.
Jolly Fat Mems Club ~ 13 II 54l
y. NJ. c. .A II 10 ,523
Business Mems Club. Is .167
The Saengerbund team will have as its
guests the Carroll Institute five tomorrow
| night. and the set of games promises to
| be hOtly contested
Athletics mt Y. VI. c. A.
From now to the end of the indoor sea
son the basketball and baseball teams
representing the Y. N. C. A. will have
a very busy time. In addition to PLAYING
the games scheduled in the local leagues
| the teams will have before them a series
1 OF games with out-of-town teams
| return game of baseball will be
| played In Baltimore with the Central Y.
NJ. c. a. next Friday night.
The team will play a second game here
with the West Branch of Baltimore at an
early date.
The basketball team will go to Balti-
| more next Saturday night for a game with
the West Branch Y. NJ C. A.
Basketball games are being arranged
with the Centrals of Baltimore, one game
10 be played in each city. In case of a
tie the place of playing the rubber will
then be agreed upon.
Baseball and basketball games with the
Wilmington, Del, y. NJ. c. A. are being
arranged upon the same basis.
The team went TO Cumberland week
ago and won. The Marylanders will play
return game here upon a date not yet
fixed
Negotiations are pending for games
with teams in Philadelphia and else
where.
The track and field men under the d.
rection of MIR. Beckett are preparing to
take up practice for the Georgetown
Varsity and Baltimore Athletic Club in
door meets in both of which the associa-
ton will make large entries.
The unsportsmanlise manner in which
the West Branch Y. NJ c. A. of Baltimore
basketball team quit the game in the To-
cal gymnasium last week will not tend to
increase the popularity of the visitors
among the local followers of the sport.
The indoor baseball team added another
Baltimore scalp to its belt last week by
defeating the West Branch Y. NJ. C. A.
team II to I. It's first ball was captured
from the Central y. u. C. a. 20 to Z.
Corcoran Cadet Corps.
The first and second basketball teams
of the Corcoran Cadet Corps are so well
matched that the match games between
them are always interesting. Last We'd
nesdays game was Won by the first or
Regulars q TO p.
The second team hopes TO arrange
games shortly with the Y. NJ. c. A. and c.
/. Seconds h'h
Captain Edwards is in correspondence
with teams in Baltimore, Wilmington and
Cumberland arranging for set of home
and-home games
Jack Rowland and Tom Davis, exmem-
bers of the corps are arranging mat
ters in Philadelphia for the teams trip.
The former spent the holidays here and
reports good progress. The teams having
games under consideration for February
include the Y. M @. A, of Philadelphia:
Penn r. x. !. Nc. A, Third Regiment,
" C. p, Quaker City Nheelmen, Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania. Girard College.
Company A, Wilmington, and Wilmington
i. II. c. A.
The next league game scheduled for the
Corcorsns is with the Morton Cadets. and
will be played in the Guard Armory jan
uary 10. Dancing will follOw the game.
The baseball team takes up the league
schedule again on January in the ar
mory with a game with the Y. NJ. c. A.
and Captain Chick hopes to have his men
in such shape by that time that they will
give the Y. N. c. a. its first defeat. The
team will probably line up as follows:
Boyle. pitcher; Handiboe catcher: Bou-
vet first base; Donovan, right shortstop;
Shoemaker, second base; Draeger, left
shortstop; Moriarty third base; Walters,
right feld Chick, left field, Master and
Cody, subs.
Captains of teams are complaining that
some of the men do not practice regularly
enough. Practice is very essential to team
work and if the men desire to keep their
places they must first of all practice
ard and regularly. Teams practice Mon
days and Fridays.
The Corcorans hold their first meeting
of the year tomorrow night, and as the
annual election of officers is to be held,
Captain Edwards urges full attendance.
Medals for attendance and rife practice
will be presented.
Ca.r9I; Institute Gymnasium.
The classes in Carroll Institute Gymna
sluln lost no time-on account of the holi-
days. and were a deciced exception to the
rule. The attendsnce is the largest IN
the history of the Institute. averaging 80
to 90 each class and drill night.
Manager Joyce has arranged a series OF
games with the basketball team of the
West Branch Y. NJ. c. A. OF Baltimore.
The first game win be played at Baltimore
January Is and the return game VIII be
played February /. The Institute team
win be Thompson right forward: Hard
ing, left forward; Cleary. centre; Whalen,
right back; Murphy, left back.
The second team composed OF CUBS for
the first. is doing great work, and serves
TO give the league team lots OF good
practtce The team consists of Crowley,
Kerr. Kirby, NJ. and 3. Boxwell. These
players will accompany The regulars on
the trip to Baltimore. In the meantime
they would be pleased 10 arrange games
with any or ali of the local second or re-
serve teams.
The next League game is scheduled for
January with the Sixth Battalion team.
and will be played in the Institute gym.
The indoor baseball team is in better
shane than ever before and should inake
better showing in league games from
now on Its next game is with the Arl-
ington Wheelmdn on January 10. The
pl,ivcrs are Murphy, pitcher: Harding,
catcher: Norcome, first base; Cleary, sec
ond base; Sheehy. third base; Thompson,
left shortstop; Atg, right shortstop;
Brooks, right field; Costello, left field;
with Kerr. Crowley, and MacAnnally, sub |
stitutes. zySg s--~r.
The Junior baskeft4 Il team is doing good
work. They average less than 100 pounds.
These lit;Ie felAws defeated Holy Trinity
team last week eS to o. The players are:
Crogan, right forward; Drury, left for
ward; Howell, eenTe; Smith, rghtback:
Quinn leftbackss -
Athletes of Co. 4. First Battalion.
The team repressnting Company A.
First Battalion, In the National Basket |
hall LeaHtie has developed such strength |
in the present series that il is now being |
seriously considered Il factor in the race !
for the championship. |
The PLAYERS with one or two exceptions |
are new to the game and their work as |