The Washington herald., 1913-01-02
Open HOUSE AT
LOCAL Y. N. c. A.
7 wo Basketball G a m e 5,
Swimming Meet, and Vol
ley-balI Contest Held.
BIG CROWD SEES SPORTS
InvincibIes Win from the Hustlers by
q to Is, While Yankees
Trim Fort Myer.
BIG CROWD SEES SPORTS

Two games of basketball. a swimming
meet, and an exhibition game OF voiley
ball furnished the athletic features in
the. open house held by the local Y. NJ.
c. A. yesterday.
The swimming meet was between the
single and married men Of the Nautilus
Club. which is the swimming branch Of
the Y. NJ c. A. here. The 10o-yard re-
lay race was won by the single men with
a time of 1854. the speedy padding of
Cults in pinch. rescuing the race for
the bachelors. Those on the teams were:
Single men, Cults. Miller, knight, and
Eliason: married men. Bamman, Ruther-
ford. De Lashmutt. and Runge.
Cults won the 5O-yard dash in thirty
three seconds fiat. Bamman getting place.
and Burch show. with De Lashmutt trail
ing. The loc-yard dash went to Bam-
man, who covered the distance in 1:1S.3
with Ansley, Cults, and Rutherford
finishing in order. Honors in the 5o-yard
breast stroke went to X. b. Hansen.
while Runge was second. Krogstad third.
and Marsh In the running. The time was
forty seconds. Rutherford took home
the 5o-yard back stroke, Ansley being
second. Hansen third, and Bamman
fourth. AS usual. Drummer won the
plunge LOT CoNtftu
S. feet even. which is 10 feet, 6 inches
under the record established by him N
the South Atlantic A. A. U. meet last
year. Other competitors were Krogstad,
who got second place, and Zirpel, who
got third. In the fancy diving event
Ansley took of first honors, Bennett be-
ing rated nextl and Hansen third. Miller
and Bamman also did some fiips.
The individual events were split evenly
between the single and married teams.
the bachelors taking the 5O-yard dash. the
5O-yard breast stroke. and the fancy
diving contest. while the benedicts
brought into camp the. 1oO-yard dash. the
50-yard back stroke, and the plunge for
distance. An exhibition 5-yard swim
was given by Zirpel. Eliason, karrick.
Smith. Bennett, and Sheetz, and an eX-
hibition 230-yard swim by Miller. Birney,
Krogstad. and Burch. c. Edward Beckett.
physical director OF the Y NJ. c. A, was
starter of the meet: Nils G. Hansen. as
sistant physical director and coach OF the
! club. was clerk Of the course and scorer.
The timers were ID. C. Crane, W. G.
Thatcher. and Charles Orme. while John
Meany, John Early. and Gardner Orme
were inspectors and judges.
Invincibles Win Games.
One of the most evenly matched games
yesterday before a big crowd in the Y.
NJ. c. A. gymnasium as still another fea-
ture of the Y. NJ c. AS New Year open
| house. The contrasting teams were the
Y. NJ. C. 4. InvincibIes and the Y. NJ
c. a. Hustlers, the players being MEM
bers of the Y. NJ. c. A. League first and
second teams, distributed equally be-
tween the two special organizations The
| game went to the Invincibles by a score
of % to l3 as a result of their superior
passing in the second half Hoppe was
the star for the HustIers, while Matthews
and Frazier put the tone in the Invinci-
bles. Lineup and summary:
Y NJ. e. 4. In'incibles. Y. NJ. c. 4. Hus,leES
Han. Rutherford. RI. Allen, Putnam. RF.
Matthews. Walk, c. Hoppc. c.
Mckay, L. q. Alwine. l.. G.
Mctihan SanderSon r. C. NkrDunald Hcnry, r. c.
(5 Matthews 90. Hall 90. Walk. SandrrSon; Y. N.
e. 4. Hustiers. Horpe o., AlmOu. Allen. Ffee
toss from fOul-AlmOn- RCferre-C. Edward Beckett.
Scorrr-W. W. Tenney. nmer-Mr. Haas.
The next game in the Y. NJ c. A.
gymnasium takes place on January IL.
when the Y. NJ. c. A. Bull Moosers will
stack up against the Georgetown Col
legians.
Yankees on Top.
In a one-sided contest, held in the
course of the afternoon as a further
event in the Y. NJ. c. AS open house.
the Yankees, a team of eighteen and
| nineteen-year-old players belonging to
the Y. NJ. c. A. Boys Department, put
the bee on the Battery f team from
Fort Myer TO the tune of 30 to H. Line
up and summary:
Y. VI. G. A. Yankees. Fort Myer. Battery E
Binsley Samnels, r. +. EsimonSon, r. =.
| ShAfer lcaptl, L. +. Parker, l.. F.
Galloway. c. Harsh tcspt.'. c.
Mcany. II. G. GLEASON, II. q.
Ford. L. G. R9pGo. L G.
Field guals-Y. NJ c. A. Yankees. Bneley 20.
shafier t6l. Galway "a, Meany "a. Ford a. Fort
Myer, Battery Z. Edmouson. Parker. Harsh 9l.
Free toSzes-Y. NJ. C. A. Yankees. Bingley: Fort
Myer. Battery Z, Harsch t2l. Referee-Mr. Strubci.
Scuref-Poweil Schwegler. Tmekeep--Iaul Steed
An exhibition game of volley-ball was
played on In the Y. c. A. mems GYM
nasium between two teams captained, re-
spectively, by Assistant Physical Direc-
tors Tenney and Hansen, the latter team
winning with score of q to IS by reason
CT freak plays and good generalship.
1t Is estimated that from 5000 to 4, 900
persons saw the various athletic contests
which formed part OF the Y. NJ. c. AS
Cpcn-house programme yesterday.