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DOWN THE ALLEYSUNION ALLEYSUXIOX ALLEYS A1LEYSUilON
UNION LEAGUE LBAGURT LEAGUEtam LEAGUE5tamnporg
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Arnold moId IM MS 138 3 Ford J < M 1Q 1 If 1M l4 M
JjwWe r Tckle m IV IK I WU5on VJ 1M 119 1 0
Ilofraann 130 1 ITO Walill 152 11 15 K Kl 1 1
l Totals m T54Tj m B ToUb TOl TOlAuburn 751 m 772 772Auburn m 6 6Auburn 1j j
Auburn Football Schedule ScheduleAuburn ScheduleAuburn ScheduleAuburn
Auburn Ala Al Fob 29 29The The Auburn Auburnfootball Auburnfootball U Uthotball
football schedule s sehedul hQdulo for the th coming season Ii
has baen completed The dates follow followOctober followOctober r rOctober
October 5 I Maryvllle at Auburn Octo October Octobor Otobor ¬
bor 10 Gordon at at Auburn October 17 1
Mercer at Macon October 24 Sewanoe Sewanoeat Sewanoat
at Birmingham October 31 Louisiana a
State Stntat At Mobllo November 7 Tech at atAtlanta atAtlanta a t tAtlanta
Atlanta November 14 Alabama at Bir Birmingham Blrmhgham BirnILgham ¬
mingham November 2f 2 Georgia at a t
Montgomery MontgomeryPonn lIbrigom MogomeryPenn ry ryPenn
Penn Crews Are rc Ready Renel RenelPhiladelphia Ready1 Ready1Philadelphia j
Philadelphia Feb 29 29Unless 29flnle Unless a asevere asevero a aseverecold
severe severecold cold snap sets in it Is the inten intention Intention ¬
tion of Coach Ellis Elh1 JVard Yard to take his hisqua hisQqu hi S Sqund
Qqu < qua qund ll l of Pennsylvania Pcnns h ni crew candidates candidatesout 5
c k out on the river next Monday it is isexpected Jsexpected I S Sexpected i
expected that Ward will do o but but little utti 0
In the way of cutting down the squad squa U
before they get out on the water for fo r
he intends to find
out what the
new newmen newrotn ne V VnIerl
men are really good for la a boat be I
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BV N G A A A TEAM WINS WINSTrims WINSTrlmlJ
Trims P Pt rints Shamrocks Rather Easily Ensll in inKant InlaHt inVzuut
Kant Game So ZM to 10 1OThe 10Thc 10The
The Athletic ASI JszOcIatIon itoelatlon clatlon basketball basketballteam basketbaIlteam basketballean
team t ean of the National NaU n l Guard defeated tho thoI thoChnmroclcs
I Chamroclcs In a fast game in the formers formersk tormersgmnaclam formersymnasium
k gymnasium g Friday night by 35 to 10 10The 10 10be 10The
The be features of the game s me were the thebrilliant thebrilUant therilliant
brilliant b team work of the fast Assocla Association Assoclatlon Assoclaon ¬
tiF tion ti on quint and the defensive playing of ofFuse 0 0Fuse Ouse
Fuse F use and McDonald for the Shamrocks ShamrocksThese Slulmrocksfhcse
These T hese Jatttr two players held the winning winningteams vJIninteams w1zntngeams
teams t eams forwards to the least number of ofgoals ofgoals ofoals
goals g oals they have made this year oar Lineup Lineupand Llno up upand
and a nd summary summaryN
N G A L A Positions Shamrocks ShamrocksBUIs S1tunrocbBUIs SbamxocklhlIa
BUIs s hlIa l left rt forward fennlc C McDonald McDonaldLewfc 3IODOnakIew leJonaJ leJonaJLewk
Lewfc L LB ew rlghfc ig forward Mooio MooioIlontz 110010non1
Ilontz B enta center eootrIL H IL McDonald McDonaldCoHInswrorth McDonaldCoIIlnJllOrtb lcDOnaldolltnraworthflgkt
CoHInswrorth O olltnraworthflgkt right ward guardBiackenaktp guardBiackenaktposlsnontz BlaokcnAtp BlaokcnAtpCienrn DlaobnaltlpCrowa
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I CC Coals jOllb oslsnontz Bontz 4 4 Crown H to ft Ellis Bum m 1 U Irfwis J 3 3I SCoU 3OIhmnrortlt
I CoWajpnTorUi CoU C 21 2 Fa Fuse hhcVeasWp S McDenald McDoMldlrce McDeuaidPre
1 2 Free tos to tooeLcda Lcrii LcriiVIRGINIA I IVIRGINIA
VIRGINIA Y BEATS BEA T8 HATCHETITES HATCHETITESSmall
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Small S midi Crowd Sees Local Quint Wal Walloped WallopedScore ¬
loped lopedScore Score 36 to 10 10Chnrlottcsvillc 10ChnrlottenIlIc
Chnrlottcsvillc C Team Closes Itn It Sen Senson Senson
son hy 11 Earning a a Second SecondVictory SecondIetor
Victory Ietor Over G AV U USpecial u8pec1o1
Special S peck to The WasMngtou HtaOd HtaOdCharlottesvllle U UCbarlottosfl1e
Charlottesvllle Va Feb 22A rathor rathorsmall rathorsmall
small s crowd saw Virginia defeat the theGeorge theGeorge
George G eorge Washington quint tonight for or the thosecond U10second
second s time this season the score stand standIngX j
ing IngX i ng 86 to It i The ball had hardly h8n1l been put putIn putn i iin
in I n play when Cochran shot a basket and andScott andScott a d dcott
Scott S cott threw another a moment later laterGood laterGood laterGood
Good team work enabled Capt Glenn to toland toland
land h two easy goals in rapid succession successionIn
In I n tho next minute of play two fouls wore worecalled werecaned
called c on Virginia and in each instance instanceBWaia InstanceBiddle
J BWaia tOIled the tho bAll bull in tho waiting itlng bas baskets baskets ¬
kets k ets These were the only points made madeby madeb
by b y the visitors in tho first ten minutes I1lnutes of ofplay orpia
pia p play lay Not until Virginia had ru up her hertotal hertotal
total t of points to eighteen ghteen did Rutherford Rutherfordland Rutherfordland Rutherfordand
land l the first field for tho Hatchetltos HatchetltosDuring HatcheUtosDurin
During Durin the remainder of the half Vir Virginia VIrg1nia Virinla ¬
ginia g inla succeeded in adding eight points as asagainst a aagafRst
against a two for or George Washington Bid Biddie BiddIe
die d ie getting a pretty goal goalDespite goalDespite
Despite the fact that the locals loeal pre prented preilented prented
ilented nted an almost entirely ontlreJ new lineup in inthe Inthe
the second half the visitors wore unable unableto un ltf ltfto
to t o keep down the scoring Glenn and andHall andHall
Hall getting in some surprisingly good goodshots goodshots
shots s hots from difficult dl leult angles anglesHall uglesHall apgeshail
Hall proved a worthy successor or to toCochran toCochran
Cochran C who W10 had starred > in the opening openingperiod openingeriod
period p eriod Seven seven goals were made by b Vir Virginia Vlrdnta Virinla ¬
ginia g inla in this thl half to two for the Hatchet HatchetIt HatcbetItN Hatchettee
It ItN i tee both made mad by Rutherford after a apretty Apretty aretty
pretty p retty exhibition of dribbling The only onlypoints onlypoints
points p oiistst made by the visitors were scored scoredby ooredby
by b y Rutherford and Riddle RiddleThe BiddleTIM BkhlIeThu
The Virginia players pisye s decidedly excelled excelledin
in I n speed goal shooting sbooUA and general team teamwork t twork
work Some of the th passing was quite quiteclever quiteclever
clever c The contest was particularly particularlyfree partJeularlyfree
free f ree from rough work of any R sort sort and andthe andthe andthe
the decisions of Referee Lamtigan were wereunquestioned WfreunqllOlJtJoA
unquestioned u d The locals hud onty tHll usr four fourchances toorchtll1CeS
chances c for free throws and failed to tocount tocount
count c ount once onceThe oneTI onceTIst
The TI contest was Virginia final one of ofthe oCtile ofb
the l b season n which began less than two twomonths twomontls twomonths
months ago The visiting players playet were wereliberally yere yereberaily ere ereJfMrally
liberally U applauded whenever they cot dt In Ingood Incood ingood
good work Lineup and and summary summaryVfatela summa summaYb summarybgkda
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t Gina Heqefa lIestduiht right forward forwaidScott BhUfe BhUfeScott BicWIeScott
Scott Scott MOMMW center Tvryetfort TvryetfortOKU T art art0IdI
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SHERMAN WINS POOL IIATCH IIATCHFinal MATOHFlnnl ATOH ATOHFinal
Final Score of Motels with Long In
1 1204 = 100 00 to S5O S5OSpedml 850Spedal S50sredai
Spedml to The WMtotoptou Wshk te Herald HeraldBaltimore HeraldBaltbnorc
Baltimore Md Feb F 29 lSherznan Sherman of ofWashington ofWuhlnston ofWsshlntea
Washington 1200 I Long of Boston S58 S58This saThis t tThis
This was the Anal result of the 1308 1308point I Ipoint
point pool J ol match between the w wenknown wenknownl wellknownpol Hknown Hknownpe L
pe pol > ol l players pI ers which ended at Mechanics MechanicsHall 4IeelMLntesHRn MechanicsHall
Hall tonight It was the first long game gamethat g gametiit me methat
that Long ever played In his career and andthe andthe andthe
the New England champion claimed that thatn thatM
n M + was not used to ivory 101 balls while whileSherman whileSberman whileSherman I
Sherman was Long attributed his poor poorshowing poorsbm1ng poetsheRing
showing to these two facts factsWhile actWhIle factsWhile
While it was generally conceded that thatSherman thatShermn
thaiI
Sherman would be the victor It was wasrather wasrather wasrather I
rather unexpected unoP Cted that Long would be bebeaten bebeaten bobeaten
beaten by such a margin mar n of 858 35 balls ballsThe ballsThe
The match lasted just one week the theflrst theftrst tluftrt 1
flrst 608 points being played pl ycd in Washing Washington Washington ¬
ton and the concluding concIu lng 060 points in this thiscity thiscity 3
city Sherman again displayed his usual usualgood usualaood usualgood L
good form the exchampion outplaying outplayingLong outplalngLong outplayInLong
Long at every stage of the game The TheWashington TheWasbmgton TIuWashington
Washington man made the high run of ofthe orthe ol olthe
the night of thirtyone thlrt one bulls bullsWILL bftIlsWILL ballsWILL
WILL WRESTLE TURNER TUEIJEaTom TURNERTom
Tom Williams Obtains Match Jlatc1t for forMarch forrtrc1t fo foMarch r
March 1C nt CatcliTrclffhtsi CatcliTrclffhtsiTom Cntc1twclrhhTom CatchiccightaTorn
Tom Williams of Gallaudet the well wellknown welIknown wellknown
known local wrestler wr tIer has been matched matchedto
to meet Joe Turner on March 16 at Odd OddFellows OddFeUows 0d 0dFellows I
Fellows Hall for the local wrestling wrestlingchampionship wrestlingchamp1onsh1p wrestltn
championship The match will be to a afinish aftnlib a
finish best two falls in three The men menwill metwill I
will 111 meet at catchweights which should shouldgive shouldgivo
give Turner an advantage of several severalpounds sevcralpounds severn severnpounds 1
pounds poundsWilliams poundsYllUams poundsWilliams
Williams earned the right to meet Tur Turner Turnor Tursor ¬
nor by b throwing NIc Nb Ross the best man manIn manIn I IIn
In the District outslUa outSta ot Turner Will Williams WillIams Willisms ¬
iams is considered quite as strong as asTurner B s sTurner STurner
Turner and knows his style well having havingmet havingmet havinimet
met him In several hot bouts as an ama amateur amateur amatour ¬
teur The pride of Gallaudet G Ilaudct tried to get getmatch getmatch ge t tmatch
match with Andy Smith of Baltimore Baltimorebut BalUmorebut Baltimorebut
but failed as he would not agree to tomake tomake t a amake
make 146 pounds for Smith SmithBoy SmithBoys I IDoy
Boy Boys Win and Yankees Lose LoneTho LoseTho LoseThe
Tho two games played playedln In the boys boysgymnasium boysgymnasIum S Sgymnasium
gymnasium proved quite interesting interestingthe Interestin Interestinthto
the boys department winning by 22 to t 0
14 and the Yankees losing by 15 to 5 5Intermediates 5Ineups Z ZLineups
Lineups IneupsIntermtdlat LineupsInts5lfltdlateS
Intermediates Positions PositionsPeter 1osiI1 YanSteas YanSteasMbycr Yacecshett S
Peter > lttt forward forwardHandn Mbycr Mbycrl r
Handn v r rigtJt iit forward forwardUltt ffl foncardDralmonate nI l 1 > raisonstois raisonstoisFrench nilsot1tok 5
Ultt cantor cantorItatuh Cllnt French FrenchPlummer Franc b
Itatuh hft guard guardUaUrftw Plummer PlummerMorris IlummeraUdDIIrlkt Sr
UaUrftw aUdDIIrlkt rifht forward forwardJuniors Morris MorrisBoys loniscTnniers i
Juniors Positions PositionsBelgiano Boys Dept DeptFurmago DeptBelgianoloft
Belgiano Belgianoloft left fonrard fonrardPeters Furmago FurmagoWetzoll nnalC 0 0forwardWetre
Peters right forward forwardTinunus forwardWetre Wetzoll WetzollHHdretb emU ii iiTfxnanus
Tinunus canter canterDever HHdretb HHdretbKuba b
Dever D left guard piardWright Kuba KubaDuncan Kuti KutiWrightSight
Wright rlghtrlght right enard enardReferee n3rdDuncan Duncan Burton BurtonCalifornia BurltmReferceJIr Butt a aIteferce3fr
Referee ReferceJIr Mr Taylor Tl1r1orCnlltornln TaylorCalifornia
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California Manager ResIgns HcHifcnsSan RCAIJt11I1San ResIgnsSan
San Francisco Feb 29 9OllIe Ollie G GSnedigar GSnedig3r C r rSnedigar
Snedigar graduate manager of athletics athleticsat S Sat
at the University of California has re resigned1 resIgneeI resigned ¬
signed his position to the great regret regretof regretot regre t tof
of the college at large as he wishes to todevote todevote t 0 0devote
devote his attention to t the study of law lawSnedigar la laSnedlgar lauSnedigar
Snedigar was one of the football heroes heroesof heroesof S Sof
of his clasn in college eo11 ge before the Amen American Amenckn ¬
can ckn game was given up for Rugby Rugb and andsince andsince an d dsinee
since h he has managed the athletic athleticwork athleticwork C Cwork
work of the university he has won still stillgreater stIlIgreater sIll LI LIgreator
greater popularity Ralph R llph Merritt at atpresent atprtsent a apresent
present secretary to President Wheeler Wheelerof Vhepleror r
of the university unlvcrs1t is slated lat d to succeed succee 1
Snedigar
MAY MAYBE M AY BE BEBIG11T EIGHT CLUBS CLUBSMore I IMore
More M ore Teains TeainsAle Are Planned for forIndependence forIlldelelldellce
Independence League LeagueLIST LeagueLIST
LIST LIST L IST OF ELIGIBLE PLAYERS PLAYEEStoKhlxiKton PLAYERSlihIngton
W toKhlxiKton lihIngton Height and Twining TwiningA
A C May Iay Be Included In Circuit ClrcnitSchedule CircuitScbetlple CircuitSchednlc
Schedule Committee Will VIII Draw Up UpTTTO UpTwo
Two Lists I IKtc One for Six the Other Otherfor OUlerfor
for nn Eight Club League LcnpneAt Leaguet
At t the last meeting of the Independence IndependenceLeague Inde Indepandencoeague nd nce nceLengue
League L eague in the rooms of the Bloomingdale BloomingdaleClub BloomingdaleClub
Club C lub the following were present Rev RevAlexander Ro RoAtoander
Alexander U exaudur Blelaaki president David S SWauters SVauters
Wauters W auters secretary and manager Brook Brookland Brookland
land la nd Ralph M Rogers manager Inde Independents Independents lodeendents ¬
pendents p Ferguson Fague manager Con Congressionals ConIresslonals
pg
gressionals g Nathaniel T Worley man manage1 manage ¬
age1 age a ge Bloomlngdalos Charles Umbaugh Umbaughmanager Umbaughmannger Umbaughanager
manager m anager Ecklngton A C Ci Harry A AWHlson AWI1son
WHlson W iilson manager Metropolitan A A C Cana Cand
ana a nd Harold Pz prce Price ce manager of tha th Wash Washington Washgton Vashington ¬
ington In gton Heights club which Is making an aneffort anotYort
effort e ffort to get a franchise In the league leagueManager leagueIanager
Manager M eM et anager Price is so anxious to place a atoam atoam
toam t eam In tho league that he will secure an anoption anoption
option o on grounds in the northwest sec section secHono ¬
tion Hono tb 0 of the city clt for the use of tho league leagueThe loagueThe
The T he hoard oard of directors Is considering his hisproposition blsproposition
proposition p and tho Independence may be bean bean
an a n eightclub league in which event the theTwining he heTw1nlng
Twining T A C C would also be admitted admittedSchedule admittedSchcdule admittedSchedule
Schedule Committee Comnl ttee Appointed AppointedA
A motion was passed which requires requireseach requiresoach requiresach
each e ach club to deposit i 6 with the tress treasurer tr trurer tressrer ¬
urer u rer by April 15 A schedule committee committeewas commlUeoI commlUeowas committeeas I
was w as appointed and will draw up twp twpschedules two9Chedules twpchedules
schedules s one for a sixclub league and andone andone andne
one o ne for an elghtelub elsht lub league l aguQ Messrs MessrsBlelaskl MossrsBlelnsld Messrslelaski
Blelaskl B lelaski Rogers and Fague constitute constitutethe constItutethe constitutehe
the t he committee and they the will submit their theirschedules theirschedutes theirchedules
I
schedules s at tho next meeting meetingThe meetingThe meetingThe
The following was U accepted as the offi official official 0111ml ¬
c cial ml list of o eligible players for lK lKMetropolitan 10053IotropoUtan 100S3iotopelitan
Metropolitan A CLIL A Witless 1nsoa BUURT BUURTBtelr aalU aalUBIdt reaugtrltIt
Btelr B ltIt Bullock BnrkJKitte Bn DnItIe Cleaves OMUTBCtmter Ca CamaIift 6aedkT
tmter n Cm ranoon a CbapawMi Della KTSBS vaes s ftttor ftttorGllea FWterGIlts FWhrRIez
Gllea GIlts HeW Mwx 1loee 1 IMMtr Skestenl SMs SMsTowtej SbUsosrmy tIe tIeTGQ1I
TGQ1I T Towtej osrmy 1 Yatomann Ilarrey and Eitavat EitavatIndependent Edwv EdwvIBder Edwar4slndvendenta1alpk
Independent IBder lndvendenta1alpk ndeDt6lalpk Ualpb M 1 Itofprs ramagw Turing TuringIHMhcr Tttrta Tttrtalklllwr Tulsakusluer
IHMhcr I M I Macdonald Tagsert Parker llmMAa llmMAaGray I11R11riGraf
Gray th ry Dalaer Carter DoooeOy Wartlne MeMfes MeMfesDrsUr DMlea DMleaDnw
DrsUr D exter Hurfrld ark Brooks Bones n ilcKart5 lc lcaad d dMd
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man MortJawr orti Land 1AIa Ww Wbb V Wwc lUrnhart KeHtMr KeHtMrWftttor KeIEMrWaI1or KaiberWaftor
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RACING CARDS CARpS FOR MONDAY JIOKDAYJVcTv 1IO MONDAYOrleans TAY TAYew
JVcTv ew Orleans OrleansFIRST OrlelnsFIH OrleansFIRST
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Columbus IM 10 ItaitIze ItaitIzeSeth lMtaft 113 113MeNaJir 1131 1131InIdx
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Intm IntftTette l w Ml 3 Pocotatto I 112 a
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FIFTH RACEOBC tale and seforty iwih sH sHIDC HIIIos mdlInC
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SIXTH ILVCEOae I CEOae and o eoixteeaUi oeeetxteatk a talks aOosSilver mhStlt talksnotu
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SEVENTH RACEOae and UjweaixteeaUwiall UjweaixteeaUwiallsclMnc UrveMXtOeha mil millClHnl asSet I Ieditne
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King 11n Cote M3 M3Los ItSLos 148Los
Los Angeles AnfjclcFIRST AnJeleliFIR AngelesFIRST
FIRST FIR T RACESix furJongs sailing selUnjBonnlo SIiIln SIiIlnHennlo sailingBonnie
Bonnie Prince > Charlie 1W UOAlrs Airs 103 It Ittnert
Court Martial 1IIrtlal 113 Antara HO no1tbte 3
Bauble 1tbte MS Rudabsk Hi 1 I
Jon Wkks UO irla Irtnco < Frederick Ml 11
Datay Dak Q Frost M5 Rey Ite Del Maude 113
Jim Jim A Long 1W Hazeltborrw 1 1M 11 Ii 3
Dr Crook CrookG Cus 10T I Son Mark tark 193 II
Matador 113 Autteo 110 110SECOND 110SECOND I ISECOND
SECOND RACEThree furlooRs ur1ou aelllng aelllngForce wUtJ1 wUtJ1POIC sellingno
Force ° ° IK Sen SemrlCrOftle icroeMe UQ I 0
Beanies Bmy Hu r WT HIGh Ordmonde UK Hirank 31
Frank rank Clancy C1nnq110 4iane 110 Antioch M If Ifad I 31
Mad ad Mufpate u WT BoM Bn3IMiss TK
Miss Polly Iff Clarion De Lome 107 1
CMnquIpln 110 AnnIe At1n Wolk 103 103THIRD 1 1THIRD Os OsTHIRD
THIRD RACEFSve and oneHalf on ha1f furlongs furlongsChief furonsChler furlongsChief
Chief Desmond 109 I C Co W Hurt 112 1 11
E Eo M I Fry 112 B lJenlton nj tono 109 31 00
Lou Mason MOn 109 I John C Rice Its 1
Bart CO < Lewis IDS Bwnbro 109 1
Bonnie l nl Balm t 109 Allalone l IWJ IWJFaVItTll pI pIosi
Port osi Mahonc 103 103FOURTH I IFOUItTU
FOURTH RACE RACESix Sir furlongs selling sellingWoRlftbug St1I St1Io sellingWogglebug
WoRlftbug o lg 103 03 VitA erita 103 103Elfin 1 I 0
Elfin King KID 1H 10 > Virginia i nla Lorraine 105 ICbCst I OS
Norwood Ohio 110 JHlctte JllletteSLed KB KBWflHe
SLed Thst1e Cst U8 110 BeautIful frfu and Best i t m 1 1flh1o
WflHe DlI flh1o Gregg 1W Playllt 107 3 01
Kuropatkin 110 Royal hague 110 110FIFTH noI 1 1FIFTh
FIFTH I IFTn RACE RCEOne One mile mileMb mDeIJ salleMiss
Mb IJ Cloud lOTJArtic 1D Artk Ripcy RflCJ1D7 RflCJ1D7WI1dorf 107 107Waldorf I
Waldorf aldot B Belin hc 11 117 Annette nnetU 102 102Sato 1 1Sam 02 02Sa1n
Sato Sam Agnes 107 1O The Belle of Mayfair 103 103SIXTH 1 1SIXTH 03 03SIXTH
SIXTH RACESeren furlongs selling tollincMaster sellingMaster llfn llfn151er
Master 151er Lester IM Friar of Hcin 111gm 111gmKirkileM 57
KIrkflcJd BeU 100 Ontevay Uktmra 103 103Survefllanco 103SurveDlanco
Survefllanco 107 Alma Boy lio lioRed noRed
Red Reynard ItfynwOO 100 Harrel IlarrelMonclellaiw 37 37Mondellairo J1Ioudellalrc
Mondellairo A 1 105 Charlie Paine 101 101Godfather 101Godtrher I IGodfather ILa La
Godfather 104 Billy Bowlegs BczwlegsBlack ow1e 9j 9jBlack
Black Mate 105 Leo Harrison 2d 109 109Bc I 09 09lleIle
Bc lleIle l < s Oriffon 91 Daruma 110 3 3Black
Black Dress S3 S3Oakland SSOaklnnd 83a
a Oakland OaklandFIRST OaklnndFIRST OaklandFIRST
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Magrano 123 1 Hand Maiden laidt11l14 IM I i
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Elba E 118 I Titus is isShadr 1 1dJa ill illShady
Shady dJa Lad 125 rn Em and Em 109 100SECO I 09
Yo Yo8an San 123 123SECOND 123SECOND
SECOND SECO D RACE RACEThlfO Th o furlong rurlon rurlonOcUla furlongsocula furlongOcilla
OcUla 112 Ocean tl Queen no I 10
Rose nc e Kismet 112 11 Pallas 110 110Miss B
Miss IM Worth orth 111 Edrsna 103 I
Enamour f 110 Birth BIrthAllen 103
Allen Collins Ml Yolo lob i iCarallena M
Carallena 109 1 Adriana Lecoutreur utreul 110 110THIRD noTHIRD I 20 20THIRD
THIRD RACE RCEOne One and onesixteenth onMIx nth miles sell sellinc Bctlin se it ittad
inc incBill in tadBill
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I Jackfull Jackft l IM 10 f I Emily M 1 lID I
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Inrader 109 109FOURTH 109FOURTH j jFOURTH
IICradlr FOURTH RACE RACESeTCD Seven furlongs fnrlonjsSeawell fnrton fnrtonRcawell furlongsScawell
Seawell 110 I Htctor H or 1 ioo iooCkarllriiter L Lg5rlilJinr 00
Ckarllriiter CbarlI g5rlilJinr ter 103 Burlcfch IDS 3
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Bucolic 103 103FIIIH 103FIFTH I IFIFTH
FIFTH RACE RACEOne One and threesixteenths thr Hixlecnths miles milesRhlncck mil6Rhlncck inji injiRhIncek
Rhlncck 112 Jack Adams 103 I
Rotrou 4 109 PrIsm l > of Oransp Oran OranHooligan > 105
Hooligan lIoolj 105 05 I Reservation 109 I
GcorgB Kilborn 100 Belhnenco BelimencoLSUlpSdtOIflZ ias iasLampadroma
Lampadroma 103 Freesles ireesInsIIA 103 103SIXTH 103 103SI
SIXTH SI TH RApEOne RA Eone and an threesixteenths miles milessilting mUms1lin mile milesalting
silting siltingHenry s1lin s1linHenry saltingHenry
Henry 0 109 I Xera Welch 103 I
awassw Hw 105 f Tnnrred Tan TanrrdLila 103
Leila r ei1a Hfll lwM 103 1brkic rkie Mayer MarerTelazuuusl 103
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Uallia 155 11151 1
I LOCAL IJll Y M XC C A A LOSES LOSESTno I
T TtI Two wo of Tkrce Intercity Contest Go Goto Goto Goto
to Baltimore BaltimoreIntercity Jlalt1i ISa1tiorcIntercity ore oreIntercity
Intercity basketball was the attrac attraction attraction attraoon ¬
tion tI on at the gymnasium of tho local localYoung IOoLlYoung
Young Y oung Mens Christian Association last lastnlgh lastnIght lastIght
Yn nlgh nIght n Ight The games were between the thaCentral thoCentral theentral
Central Central C entral Branch of Baltimore and the theWashington theWashlngtfJn theashlngthn
Washington W CW Cq teams The Baltimore Baltimorequints Baltimorequints l3altimoreuints
quints q uints were returned the th winners In Intwo intwo
two t wo out of three contests contestsThe eentestsThe ontestsThe
The game ame played played In the new gym be between b btween beweext ¬
tween t weext the first teams of the two anne associations t0elations annelatlons ¬
ciations c resulted In a decisive d olslvo victory victoryfor Iotor Iotorfor
for f or the th visitors Score 25 to S 8The SThe SThe
The game was well played in the theopening theopen thepening
opening open o InS session but both teams seemed seemedto seomodto seemedo
to t o lack iackrtggressiveness aggressiveness aJt egslvenesg in the closing closinghalf closingOOlr closingalf
th half h alf the play being slower slower1 J Tho good goodleant goodteanf goodeant
leant t eant play of the visitors was always a aprominent aprominent aromInent
prominent p romInent factor of the game while the thework theworkLof theork
work workLof w ork of tile local backs was also no noticeable noUceatile noiceathe ¬
ticeable t iceathe Lineup and summary summaryWoshlncton summaryV
Woshlncton V WlDlton Position Baltimore BaltimoreJanes BaltimoreJenes Baltimorefowanl
Janes g left forward Krje KrjeMay
May 3 111 right forward forwardliendenon Henderson HendersonHticht UendersoalIriJht
Hticht I center Krirert KrirertWUiams Krll Krll1UfaIl
WUiams W WF 1UfaIl S left psard Small SmallFowltr SmallJoifltr
Fowltr F rijrht guard Roberts RobertsGoalsJones RobertsGOItlsJones
GoalsJones May a1 2 Z HaUAt BA t Fryo 6 6 Hender Henderson HendelIIOt1 ¬
son e on 2 2 Krieser Krl C tt i Roberts J 2 Free tossSmall tossSmallReferee t SltSmnllUerere
Referee l tefereeMr Mr l1 ilcGrrr ilcGrrrThe lcGrnThe McGresThe
The Reserves by defeating the Na National a atlonnl ¬
tional t Guard Association As oclaUon live practi practically praotClil1y ¬
tc
cally c aily clinched the junior championship championshipof
of o f the city Score 24 to 16 16The 15The
The teamwork of tile guard quint quintwas
was W 15 far superior to that of thjO t the o asso association assocIation ¬
ciation e lation five the poor playing of tho tholosing tholosing theosing
losing l teams forwards being responsl responslI responslblo
I ble b le for or the loss lossX lossOA
X G OA A A A Positions Roserret RoserretMils RMeIUBllls
Mils l ulls left forward forwardftsruurd Allen AllenLewis 11 11Let1s
Lewis L rijat forward rm rd Kfecttary Kfecttarytiontz K Kntz
tiontz I ntz center centerLro Leeward AnIl LeewardCrorm
Crorm l left pan Salk Salkelfingswurthright VaikCWHncsworth lIk lIkCeUinwvrth
CWHncsworth lj elfingswurthright right guard guardltefereoMr CoHjr CoHjrReferee 0etIrlteertolIr
Referee lteertolIr Mr MeGrcw MeGrcwBIDE cl rct rctBLUE
BLUE AND GRAY IS DROPPED DROPPEDGeorgetown DROPPEDGeorgetoY1l
Georgetown No Longer Member of ofIntercollegiate ofIntercollegiate
Intercollegiate Association AssociationFailure AssociationPailure AssociationFailure
Failure to Enter EnterAthletes Athletes In fleets fleetsCauses JleetsCnullC
Causes Action ActIonAnnunl Annnnl Gnmes GnmesWill GnmesIll
Will Ill Go to Franklin Irnn lIn Field FieldSftcdal IleldSt1eda1
sat to The I e Wwfeteston Herald HeraldNew JIenWNew
New York Feb IS 1Georgetown Georgetown was w s to today tIttlq a ¬
day d ay dropped from membership hi the In Intercollegiate 1ntereollegtate ¬
tercollegiate t Association of Amateur Ath Athletes AUI ¬
letes I etes S as she failed to have athletes en entered Ofttered ¬
tered t in three events e nts In thus t el last two field fieldand fteIdand
and a nd track championship cham tonshlp meets meetsIn m ets etsIn ts tsIn
In addition to Georgetown Fordham FordhamBuckneli FordbamBucknell
Bucknell Colgate Boston University awl awlLafayette a itl itlLAfuyotte
Lafayette were eliminated fix tnm m the thebut theimt roUc roUcbut
but b imt Fordham was later retaliated retaliatedIt
It was voted to send th championship championshiptrack blp blpt
track t k and field met to Franklin Pickthis lkidlbl Pick Fieldhis
this lbl t his year In spite of the recommendation recommendationoC
of the executive efeeuUveI efeeuUveC execuuveeommlttee I committed C mmllt08 that ua it should shouldgo sbouklgo shouldgo
go to Cambridge There was some active activelobbying aetlyelobbying
lobbying l below stairs by b the Pennsyl Pennsylvania P Penasyltanla mtSI mtSIvania ¬
vania and Princeton managers and more moreof moreof moretie
of ° the worR wor of getting th the meet for Phil Philadelphia Phildelpbl8 PhiU ¬
delphia was done before the delegates en entered en entered enered ¬
tered t the meeting room than was accom accomplished accompUshed ¬
pUshed by discussion of the motion re regarding re reganUng nogasding ¬
garding the meet Last year ear Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pannaylvastla ¬
vania made an effort to get the tll meet meetaway metMIY
away MIY from Harvard and failed but this thtetime UaI8time thistime
time the th forces were better organized The Thevole Thevote Thevote
vote on the proposition propo ttlon was nine to Seven Sevenin ov ovin
in favor of Franklin Field Fieldi FlekIA FieldA
i A motion to contribute 1000 to tho thoOympic thoOymplc theOyznplc
Oympic games fund was passed p atd unani unanimously 111mousI3 vanatas ¬
mously as was one appropriating I Itor 91 91for U Ufor
for a cup for the intercollegiate cr crcountry crOfl crOflcountI1 croeccountr
country countr championship to b be presented to tothe tothe tothe
the college winning it first five times timesexclusive timesemve timesexclusive
exclusive of ties Appropriations s also alsowere a awere alaswere
were made for flags to be presented to tothe totbe I
the winning college for a sign of each eachsucceeding Ctlchsueceedl1l eachsucceeding L IL
succeeding sueceedl1l victory victoryMr victoryMr lctoQ lctoQIr
Mr Ir Kirby KirIJ of o Columbia took occasion occasionto occaslozitO
to make a comeback at the British nUt alhlatic atklette nUtlotte
latic officials who had criticised the ath athletes athletes athIdes ¬
letes of the colleges outside of Harvard Harvardand Harvardand I Iand
and Yale as hardly amateurs or words wordsto wordsto I Ito
to that effect Mr Kirby said that some somecolleges SOlftecoUesos sorn sorncolleges
colleges might have professionals but butthat butthat butthat
that institutions Inst1tuU ns watched aver by b th thu I G GC C CC CC
C A S A A A could send to such a meeting meetingas moeU moetinias b bas
as the proposed international only the thapurest thepurest thi I Ipurest
purest of amateurs amateursMr amateursIr amateursMr
Mr Ir Kirby said it was his belief beJ f that thatthe thatthe L Lthe
the inability of the British to get to together togetber togethor ¬
gether a team without many men months monthswork of ofwork 0work
work was the real cause cuso and he quoted quotedfrom quotoclfrom quotoc quotocfrom
from a private letter sent to him by Lord LordDesborough LordDesborough Lor LorDesborough
Desborough in support of that idea He Heended Heended lb S Sended
ended by asking the various separate col collego collogo co cologo
logo athletic associations to help along alongthe
the Olympic fund fundThe fundTile fundThe
The chair was as held by b Guy Gu Emerson EmersonIn 1 1he
In the absence of John J Rowe Harvard Harvardpresident IIItnardpresident Huirvardpresident
president of the association The election electionof electiotof
of officers resulted as follows President PresidentClarence PresidentClarence PresidentClarence
Clarence G Bamberger Cornel Corn U honorary honoraryvice honorar honorarvice
vice ke presidents Donald Abbott Abbott Amherst Amherstand Amherstand Amherstand
and Harry Hill Michigan secretary 5ec tary taryT A AJ A AJ
J H Magrath New York University Universitytreasurer UnlversittreaSurer unIversitytreasurer
treasurer Harry Hall Columbia ColumbiaThe ColumbleThe ColumbiaThe
The executive committee was elected electedas LI LIas
as follows G 31 I Townsend Yale G GEmerson GEmerson C CEmerson
Emerson Harvard J Havron Jr Prince Princeton Princeton Princeton ¬
ton and J H Cochran Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaA
A vote oto of thanks to Harvard and Penn Pennsylvania Pannsyhranla Pennsylvania ¬
sylvania for having offered the use of oftheir oftheIr 0 0theIr
their athletic fields for previous meetings meetingswas meetingswas meetingwas
was passed passedGnrdner passedGardner passedGardner
Gardner Will Conch High School SchoolCarlisle SchoolCarIlsle SchoolCarlisle
Carlisle Pa Feb 29 LWiiliam William J Gard Gardner Gardnero Gardnor ¬
nor nero last years oors famous Carlisle Indian Indianfootball IndianrootbnIl India a afoothali
football end has signed to coach the theLouisville theLoulsv1tte Ut 0 0Louisville
Louisville Dupont Manual Training High HighSchool HighSchool Rig Ii IiSchool
School eleven Kentuckys Kentuck s leading prep prepteam prepteum pre p pteasm
team this fall Gardner had several col college college eellege ¬
lege offers gTers but Louisville gives him himrecord a arecord arecor
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Georgetown Geor e own Meet MeetRELAYS MeetRELAYS
RELAYS R TOE CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIPGeorRctown CHAM IONSHIP IONSHIPGeorgctonn
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pected When Columbia antI Cor Cornell Cornell ¬
nell Clash in Twomile fuoroUe Event EventPlans EvetPlans
Plans for the th tenth annual annu I renewal r wal of ofthe orthe ofhe
the t he Georgetown meet are now now practically practicallycomplete pp aettcah1y tlcalb tlcalbcomplete
complete c and those In charge < of the thegamea thogamo theames
gamea g ames predict tho greatest gathering of ofcollege orcOllege ofollege
college c high and preparatory proparator schoolj pri private W1nte prieto ¬
vate v eto school and a t athletic club athletes athletesever athletosaver
ever o ver fostered by b tho Blue and Gray Grayschool Grayschool Graychool
school schoolWhen schoolV110n s choolWkO
When WkO plans were outlined early In Do Docomlttr Docom Doomber
comlttr com c r it was the Intention of Manager alanagerLforan ManagerMoran lanageroran
Moran M oran to make this thi years meet the most mostpretentious mostpretentious
pretentious p collegiate athletic tourney tourneyever tourne tourneever tourneyver
ever e ver held he1 In tho South Next ext Saturday Saturdaynight Stturd Stturdnlgbt Saturdayight
night n ight will 111 doubtless see the realization of oftheso ottheso ofthese
theso hopes S rho leading colleges ath athletic athleUc nihetic ¬
letic l clubs and preparatory schools of ofthe DCtho ofh0
the t h0 East and nd South have either sent Cnt their theirentries theirontrJes theirntries
entries e in or have given the management managementassurances manag ment menta5uraDees
assurances a that their representatives will willbo wDlbo
bo b e in the competition at Convention Hall HallFive HallFlvo
Five championship relays form a most jmostimportant Ill IllImportant mostmportant
In important I part of the programme Cor Cornell or orI ¬
nell n eil race races Columbia at two miles for the thoEastern 00Eastern
I E Eastern astern collegiate title a race that fe at attracting attract1ng ¬
tracting t interest throughout the country countrywhile countrYwhile
tw ta while w hile Wesleyan W Sleyan has been matched to race raceagainst racoagainst
against a the tb fast FDrdhana F1 > rdbam quartet at onemile OMi one
i mile Wesleyan has claim on the Bast Bastern Bastrn
ern e rn onornUo championship The Con Connecticut COAnecUeut ¬
en
necticut n team has made the fastest time thudfor timetOr
for f or that distance registered this year yearCoIIcKeii yearCoIIeJe
Colleges iii Kclnyu KclnyuThe Rcln RclnI ReInyThe
I The Georgetown Resc RoMr ReserveRichmond roeRichmond RlehmoBd Col Collag CelI Ceegs
I lag lege l egs struggle should prove one of the star starattractions starattracUons starttractions
attractions a of o the night Western Mary Maryland MaryJaad ¬
land I College has been added to this race racemaking race racei racemaking
i m making kml it a a threecornered attain The Theone
1 one mile rainy r MY arranged for Maryland llarylandAgricultural MarylandColtage
Agricultural A College Washington College Collegeand Collegeand Collegend
and a nd Catnolle University Cfttver lt is attracting no noHttit nolittle noittle
little l attention on the part of their suppertels sup supporters ¬
porters p ierters The crowning event veat on the pro programma pr0gramme
gramma g ramme wilt be the GeorgetownVirginia GeorgetownVirginiaone G60rqtWtWB vttgIDIa vttgIDIaORI
one o ne mile race for the t Southern title The TheBlue TileBhaa TheBiu
Blue Biu aM Gray G will strive to retain the thetitle thetitle theIde
t title it won last year by defeating del yin Vtrgiaift ytrr1ata yinlatot
giaift g latot in a a memorable race at Coitvdntton CoitvdnttonHalt CeftvantloAHJ1
Halt On paper pape the teams team appear evenly ftBIymateltM evenlymatched i imatch
matched match Besides Be8lt these there will be IMthe bethe behe
the t he senior and Junior high school chain cfcarapjoiwhlpti elaamptonbJp
pjoiwhlpti p onshlps of the South athletic deb and andprivate andJi1vat andprivate
private school relays relaysParticular relaysParticular
Particular attention has been paid to tomaking tomak1Itg tomaking
making the individual events noteworthy noteworthythis DOteworhLtit notewortb notewortbhis
this tit t his year Famed athletes will strive for forthe fortJM forthe
the many honors to he won at the meet meetHarry meetHarry meetHarry
Harry Hillman the bright particular star starof starof starof
of the New York Athletic Club will wfttcome wfttcomeo 111 cone coneto cometo
to t o Washington to defend his tttle of o her hurdling b1KdUng herdung ¬
dUng champion n against Forrest Smith Smithson Smltson SmithI
son son s on the athlete a te who has come out of the theWest theWest theWest I
West the p pest st year 1 and won his spars sparsamong sparsamoAb spursamong
among the Eastern Ea tela cracks SmUheon on and andHilhnan aJIdHIIhntu1 amidHifinian
Hilhnan will m be pitted against t each other otherIn otherla othern
In I n the Styard hurdle race fae in which will willalso wUlalso willalso
also be the t leading 1ead timbertoppers in the theSouth tbfSouth
South Smithson broke broket1ae the world wprlcs record recordhi recordIn recordn theI I
hi I n New Ne York Friday Frtda night thus adding addingmore addingmore addingmore
more interest to his It appearance for the thefirst theArst tiesflrst
first time In Washington WashingtonHUiman WashlngtOftHOlman WashingtonHWnssn
HUiman ad Mulligan the former formerGeorgetown formerGeorgetown
Georgetown star win meet to a a special specialmatch specl81match specialmatch I
match race at 444 yards There will also alsobe alsob9 alesbe
be a special match race between Guy GeyHaektaa GuyHuh GelHaskina
Huh Haektaa the former Pennsylvania crack crackand crackaDd crackand
and Bacon of toe IrishAmerican IrIM mericaa Athletic Athleticdab AthleticClub Athleticclub
Club or Ot some ether equally wettknewa wettknewadistance vellkRewndhttenee eeflkmowsdistance
distance man mftlLSt1rM manStars
Stars In tIle Sprint SprintIn SprintIn SprintsIn
In the sprints Butler of 0 Tale Myers Myersof Myersof Mysof
of Marquette College Milwaukee Rec Rector Rector Roetot ¬
tor of Virginia Vlr l Martin of Georgetown GeorgetownSmithson GtIDQetowBSmithson GencetownSmithson
Smithson of Now York Mulligan Iulltga Gill GUIand GillDel Gilland
and other wellknown short distance men menwill I
IS
will 111 compete Butler is the man Yale is isdepending IsdeDeDdtag is S
depending on to win the intercollegiate intercollegiatesprints mteroolleJ1tesprIBts huteroollegiatuthis S
sprints this year His performances up upto upto 03 03date
to date nave have been most encouraging encouragingIn
In the S9G S and one mile collegiate races racesthe raeesthe S Sthe
the fields are Just as classy including includingmen InclU41tD InclU41tDmen r
rC
men from the leading universities The Thepole Thepo Thi Thipole C
pole po e vault will see Thrall of Technical TechnicalHigh TechnicalHIgh 1
1C
High competing against a find of ofCapt orCapt o C
Capt Dray Dra of Yale Yale who is expected to totake toUike t ttake S
take the latters place when he graduates graduatesfrom graduatesfr graduatefrom
from fr m the New Ne Haven Ha n school Kreuger Kreugerof Kreugerof
of Swarthmore and Stipp of Mereersburg Mereersburghave Mereersburgn Mereersburhave
have n been invited to compete compe in the shot shotput ihotput shotput
put against the pick of local weight men menIn menIn menIn
In the high jump Brennan of Milwau Milwaukee UUU1ee Mtlwauhoe ¬
hoe and Randolph and Martin Martt of Vir Virginia Virginia VOnginia ¬
ginia will have to compete against one oneof oneot oneof
of the leading jumpers in the country In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the person of Fielding of the New York YorkAthletic YorkAthletic YorkAthletic
Athletic Club ClubThe ClubThe ClubThe
The preparatory school events are all allbeing aUbetng allbeing
being well filled i and the list or entries in inthese inthese Inthese
these events will 111 be published along with withthe wIththe withthe
the others this week Reserved seats are areon ar aron areon
on sale at HIckman m km8n Whites JUS G Gstreet Gstreet Gstreet
street northwest northwestSCHOOLBOYS northwestSCHOOLBOYS northwestSOKOOLBOYS
SCHOOLBOYS BREAK RECORDS BECOEDSIlarrS RECORDSJlrrj RECORDSIfarr
IlarrS Ifarr Ice RIIIIH 1000 Ynrd Yards In inS
25 5 45 4 at New cw England Meet MeetBoston MeetBoston Ieet IeetBoston
Boston Feb 29 9Harry Harry Lee of the theVolkmann theYolkmann theVolkmaxsn
Volkmann School of Boston Bo ton this even evening evenIng evening ¬
ing celebrated his election as president presidentcf
cf the Interscholastic Association of ofAmateur ofAmateur ofAmateur
Amateur Athletes of New ew England En land by bybreaking bybrcl1kiug bybreaking
breaking tho associations record r for forthe torthe forthe
the 1000yard run His time was WlSminutes wasminutes 2 2minutes
minutes 25 2 4i seconds secondsCrack sec secdndsCrack nds ndsCrack
Crack schoolboy schoolbo athletes from many manyof manyor manyof
of the large schools of New England Englandparticipated EnglandpartIcipated Englandparticipated
participated in the nineteenth annual annualmeet annualmeet annualmeet
meet of the organisation which was washeld washeld washeld
held In Mechanics Hall HallThe HlIThe HallThe
The Volkmann School won the meet meetfor meetfor meetfor
for the second time In succession with withExeter wIthExct withExeter
Exeter Exct r a poor second In I addition to toLees toLes toLeos
Lees performance two other ther records recordswore recordswere recordswore
wore broken Joseph Ballard of r the theProvidence theProIdencQ theProvidence
Providence Technical School Sc tOOl took the themile themUe themile
mile in 4 mlnutos 43 seconds or two twoseconds twoseconds twoseconds
seconds better than the record and andNelson andNel andNelson
Nelson Nel on of the Volkmanh School clipped clippedthreefifths clippedthreefitths clippedthreefifths
threefifths of a second from the record recordof recordot recordof
of 45 4525 4 25 seconds for the 300yard dash dashVilmot dasbVllmot dashWflmot
Vilmot Conch at Minnesota MinnesotaMinneapolis JllnnesotaMinneapolis MinnesotaMinneapolis
Minneapolis Minn Feb 29 29talter 29talterWlImot 29WalterWilmot Walter WalterWilmot
Wilmot former manager of the Min Minneapolis Mm Mmneapolis Un UnneapoUs ¬
neapolis baseball team and a man of ofexperience orQtperlEmco ofexperience
experience In the National aUonal League Is tona to tocoach toenach
coach na h the University of Minnesota base baseball baseball ¬
I
ball nine The Gophers have never nevershone newlrhonc BOVOrshone
shone in this branch of sport but with withWilmot withWl1mot withWilmot
Wilmot at the head and good material materialto
to pick from the prospects of develop developing developInS developIng
ing a fast nine are bright The coach coachcalled coachcalled coachcalled
called the men together for a long talk talkand talkand talkand
and nearly sixty slxt candidates responded respondedFootball rcapon respondedFootball d dFootball
Football Work at Srarthmorc SrarthmorcSwarthmore SwarthmoreSwarthmore SwaiihmoreSwaxthmore
Swarthmore Pa Feb 29 9Prellml 29PrelimInnry 9Prellmlnary Prelimi Preliminary ¬
nary football practice has l1as begun b gun at atSwarthmore atSwarthmor atSwarthmore
Swarthmore and every Wednesday and andFriday andFriday antiFriday
Friday afternoon over twenty candi candidates candidnt candidatds ¬
dates dnt s for the 1908 eleven are Instructed InstructedIn instructedIn
In the rudiments of the th game by byDr Dr Dr J JK JK 1 1K
K K Shell Sh l1 and Capt OBrien in the col college collc collce ¬
lege lc gymnasium
CADETS WIN ROUGH GAME GAMEArmy GAMEBents GA3Enn
Army A nn Beats Fordhaiu University UniversityFlre Vnlvcr1IItyIYe LnlvcpltlFive
Five IYe by b 1 20 i0 O to 18 18West 1 1West iSWest
West Point N Y Feb 29 29Tho The cadets cadetsdefeated cadctsdoteated cadetsefeated
defeated d the Fordham five today by 30 30to 21to
toth to 18 18 The game was slow and rough roughthe roughthewtter roughe
the thewtter th thst e latter doing much holding Canard Canardstarted Corarostarted Corsrdarted
started st arted the scoring scorfn making a pr pretty tty shot shotrora sbatrom shotmm
rom the middle of the court courtThe courtThe courtThe
The first half ended 11 to 9 in favor of ofFordham orFordbam ofordharn
Fordham F The second half was much muchfaster muchtaster mcciister
faster fa ster and the army guarded their men manbetter menbetter menetter
better b etter Conard shooting two beautiful beautifulsouls beautt beautifuloals l lgOIls
souls g oals Out of seven fouls Beerdsley Be rdster shot shotsix shotslx shotx
si six x Lineup and summary summaryEpnHMM summaryF
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McCaffrey lI ccaarc Left guard outL B Banllllt mbfcr
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McCattcr M 1 C4mIdd Coraud 4 KaanhVy 2 Mlfflfew 31 2 3rcst
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BOWLING B OWL1 RECORDS BROKEN BROKENNot BROKENiNot
Not N ot a Single Mark Withstood On Onslaught Onslaught ¬
slaught at A A B C CAaionl CAatonbhlng
Aatonbhlng A Aaionl hlng Fl FIgure nrcK Recorded l lthe 1y 1ytJu
the BondM KIcnc and Chalmers Chalmersnnd Chalmersaud
and WenglciChfcago XVenKler enalerchlcngo Chicago on Top TopAJ1
1 1J11
AJ1 Battomd touriMunent bowling rec records records recrds ¬
ords o rds were broken at the American Bawl Bawling BewlIng ¬
ing l ag Congress Congre at Cincinnati Up until untillast untilast
l last ast week the CTLery OLearyllr of Chlcsge held heldthe heldthe heldthe
the record Lot live mea with wIthSl 2 2t SM The TheTossetas n nTOS8et Theoseettis
Tossetas TOS8et T oseettis of Chicago were ftrst to towash totlat5 tomash
s wash this record with l U S5 the Blue BlueRibbons BlueR1bbou Blot BlotibbonS
Ribbons R1bbou R ibbonS of Erie followed with 2JK and aadthen aBdtbe andhen
then t the Bonds Boa of Cotumaw CoIu capped the thecttmax tileeltm thelimax
cttmax c x by rollIng 2Z 17 7 Up until this year yearthe yearthe yearhe
the t he OLearys were r the only team that thatever tbatever thatver
ever e ver succeeded 8 cceed la rotting r over 0 2 Zt4 01 This Thisyear TlIItyear Thisear
year y ear ftv live tennis turned the trick Last Lastyear Lastyear Lastear
year y ear at Lontevrle LoIdsv le 273 nI vpn ren the it champion championship diampionhip pt ptp ¬
ship s hip p this year nine a teams boat that thatmark t thatmark t tMark
mark and thirtyfour tauas roiled batter batterthan betttha bettertheme <
than 871 871Klene eMKIene f0IClens
Klene and CbaHners of Chicago Cblca o early earlyfat earlyfa earlyn
fat i n the Teat pat op a a mark of 1 liii In the thedoubles thedotIws theusbhus
doubles usbhus and It has proven a hard one to tobeat toent
beat bML b ent Two Cleveland teams serkmsly serkmslythreatened erlottslythreatene4 aenloenlyhreatened
threatened t the big score 8COre Morgan sad Le LeQueene LeQtI8SM IaQiussne
Queene rolling 1S4T 1t and Hoffman Ho n and andFrey aDdFr andFrey
Frey Fr l ItI a The former record for the thedoeWos thedcMfWes theoubles
doeWos d was 1MI 1I L3L so that te score has hasbeen haseeA haseen
been b een lied and beaten while wb e one teem teemrolled tMmrolled teamolled
rolled r one pin and another two pins ns sky skyof sityof shyof
of the mark markIn marltIta markIn
In the individuals ladh1d MS by Jones of Mil Milwaukee MUwaukee 111 111waakee ¬
waukee was regarded as lbs flail but butthis batths buthis
this t his score was ws aa beaten twice fey two Chi Chicago CkICAJO 1hIcogo ¬
cago bowlers Weagter getttag get W and andanother aaclMDOtI amidanother
another Jones 8S4 S4 Scores of C M 0 > sail bet better 1ter beten ¬
ter t en have beea numerotn numerotnIn nu ncaerouIn roua rouaIn
In considering COIt lderlDg these marks It mast JIUtstnnaembeced ba baremembered beemembered
remembered r that th the bowlers in the Cia Cincinnati CIftelaaaU Ciaebinati ¬
cinnati tourney alternated on two twowtatIe alleys afterswhfle alleyswhile
while in all the other national events tz they tkeyhave tAB tABhave theyhave
have shifted from alley aJ y to alley alleyMichigan alleyMleblpn alleyMichigan
Michigan rollers took out a a total of offrom Ii Ii1nIm V7 V7from
from the A A B C C prize Met Ut moct of ofwfclch oCw ofwhich
which w b went to Detroit Mennfnssr the theA theA fbiA
A A B C and Cadillac teams being the tteI tlteoIt thebavIest
I heaviest oIt mea In the money T Other totals totatearound totaJarouad totalsaround
around the country out of the big m009 m009prize a8OlI18t l lprize
prize Met I18t were 55451 for Chicago that thatto tbattown thattownS
to town rn as usual uvtll getttog a big return f from fromIts root rootIts L LIts
Its enormous entry entryCleveland eatrCJevelaDd entryCleveland
Cleveland and Northern Ohio towns oat oatSide GetSide outdde
Side of Toledo got over u 2000 OM Columbus CohimbuetLBL CoIvmbue11a ColumbuswIth
tLBL 11a with the Bonds tt5 850 50 prize the big bigfeature bigfeature bigfeature
feature St Louis Lou Sti Sti St St Paul and Min Minneapolis MIsneapolis nD nDueapoIls ¬
neapolis stir Cincinnati the home town townof townof I Iof
of the meet meet nm U21 1213 Buffalo and India IndiaapoHs IDdlaBapoHs Indianspells
apoHs SSOB each New York SiH 731 with bat batthree butthroe halthree
three clubs entered Milwaukee and andeoa Wis Wisconsin WIscousin ¬
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PIU PlttsiMlrg PlttsiMlrgYORK Mtrg J3 J3YORK 100 100YORK
YORK Y M G A BEATEN BEATENWest BEATENc BEATRNVcat
West c Branch of Baltimore Wins TrI TrIClty TrlCIty Tn TnCity
CIty Lcn League ne Game GnmeSpecial GameSeedal Gamesaec1
Special to TW WMhfactM W Ite lhnIIL lhnIILBt hlerdiBaltimore fcL fcLBaiamore
Baltimore Bt tl Md Feb 2LThe The West WaetBranch WestBnuadt WestBranch
Branch Y M a C A A experienced experteoc d NUle NUledimcvlty JlttI JlttIdttDcwtu 1 1dltIicvlty
dimcvlty In defeating 4ct the York Y 3L a aA CA C CA
A A at basketball tonight in the West WestBranch w wBraDC I IBranch
Branch Y M C C A gymnasi gymnasium n 11 1 J t 7 7The 7TIM 7Thu
The race for top honors In the TrtCty TrtCtyLeague TnCIty TnCItyLeasue r rLeague
League te becoming > intensely interesting interestingaow tDtere 1R 1Rnow
now for the Central Y 3d X C A A and andYork adYork sal salYork 1
York Y 31 a C A teams t have been rn nmDlDI reesflflg
DlDI JHek nc aDd DeCk at the bead 1 while whileWest wkl1eV WhillVeat
West V Branch and Washington are close cioeebehind closebehind S Sbehind
behind As the end of the season is isdrawing Isdraing I S SdraWing
drawing near and a defeat might mean meanthe meanthe I Ithe
the loss oss of the championship both teams teamswere teamswere S Swere
were out for business tonight
GOOD SPORT SHOWN SHOWNJohns SllOllohns
J Johns ohns Hopkins Indoor Meet MeetProves MeetProves MeetProves
Proves Big Success SuccessHATCHETITES SuccessEAT SuccessETCBETITES
HATCHETITES EAT HETITES WIN THE RELAY RELAYTlirongb RELAYThrough R1TIA R1TIAhrough
Through T the Effort of Capt CIng ClngKett CIngett Cinggett
Kett ett George Washington VaJlhln on Runners RunnersScore RunnerScore RunnersScore
Score Victory Ictory Over Catholic Uni University InlTerslty Unireralty ¬
versity Team TenmJolms Johns Hopkins Wins WinsSeaoal WinsMeet Yna YnaMcet
Meet 1 by D Narrow arroT Margin JlarlfnSl1O Margint
Seaoal a t te I The Th teMsstea H BeraN BeraNBaUiMor S SBaltimore nlc nlcBaithnore
Baltimore iW Feb aJOae of the themost themost themost
most successful s l Indoor track tra k meets ever evergiven everglvon everiven
given g iven under the t e auspices of the Johns JohnsHopkins Jo1msHopktns JohnsHopkins
Hopkins Athletic Association was 85 held heldtonight heldtoIIIght heldonight
tonight t In the cage North Howard street streetThe streetne streetThe
The gallery and windows Indo8 of the gym gymnaatam gymastues m mnastum
naatam n were packed ked with 1th enthusiastic enthusiasticspectators enthusastIOpectators l 8tJospectators
s spectators many RUUI of whom were ere ladles ladiesThe ladlesTIle ladlesThe
The cage was attractively decorated < with withathletic witha withthletic
athletic a l Uc trop trophIes trophies l s One of the prettiest prettiestraces pre prettiestaces t trBeg
races r of the meet B niebt et was the tb intaretass relay relaybetween relaybetween relayetween
between b the Hopkins H pldns Juniors and Fresh Freshman bre5hIGIL lresbRon
man The first three Juniors gave their theirfourth theirfourth theirourth
fourth f man mn Bailey a lead of twenty twentyyards twentyyards twentyyards
yards C Stolknwerck with most ex excellent uceDent cxellont ¬
cellent c generalship gradually gained on onbis ontits onhis
tits men a overtaking hint in the last quar quarter quarter quarot ¬
ter t ot ef a a lap lapThe aItThe lapThe
The mite run also proved to be a good goodone goodc goodowe
one It was 8 a case of nip 9aRd and tuckbe tuckbetween tuckbetween tucicbetwoen ¬
tween Breyer and Griffith two of the thebest thebast thebest
best wfle runners ever or at the university universityOn uutersltyOft unIversityOn
On the last lap Breyer took the lead only onlyto enlyto onlyto
to lose Itat the tlt finish by a nose noseHotchetites DONHntchetlte mooHatchetites
Hotchetites Win Vin Relay RelayIn RelaTIn RelayIn
In the relay between George Washington Washingtoni WashingtonUnIversity
i I University and Catholic University Unfy fb the theformer theformer thefunnier
former won through the strenuous efforts effortsof etrortsI effortsof
I of Capt Claggett CteggettThe ClaggettI ClaggettThe
The City Ctt College e teams covered them themseivee themI themselves
I
selves with glory winning every very cry race racealthough racealtbougk racealthough
I although the second team was disqualified disqualifiedfor
for fouling uIl g Country School SchoolBefore SchoolI SchoolBefore
I Before the last event the score stood stooda
a 3 JiwJi to15 tie between the Johns Hop Hopkins Hopkimis ¬
I kins University and the Mount Washing Washington WubtDgI Washington ¬
ton Athletic Club The last l st event how however however however ¬
I ever which wh h was as the pole vault It broke brokethe brokethe brokethe
the tie giving Hopkins the meet me t by bynarrow a anarrow a anarrow
narrow margin In this event the four fourcontestants fourte fourcontestants
contestants te taJ1ts Brtdgeman of Hopkins Ster Sterrtr Sterr Sterrett
rtr r tt of George Washington Was hlgton University UniversityWard UntvcSltyW UniversityWard
Ward W nnl of the Central Ce tral Y M C c A A an and andI1IeMurrAr awlMeMurra i iMcMurray
McMurray MeMurra of Jacob Tome Institute all allvaulted allYault allvaulted
I1IeMurrAr
vaulted Yault tea feet feet but none were able to toclear toI toclear
clear the bar tMu at ten feet and six sixas incises todiesas incisesas
I as a a consequence they had to draw for forthe forthe forthe
the medals Sterrett winning wmnlD the first firstAs 1trstAs firstAs
As the Mount OUBt Washington Athletic AthleticCmb AtltJetlaCbIb AthletIcclub
club had no one entered in this event eventthe eventUae eventthe
the meet will 1U necessarily go to the Hop Hopkins H0pkins HopItins ¬
kins The race hi which w lch Breyer and GnU Griffith GrltIth GnUAth ¬
fith starred is said to to the fastest ever everrun eftrnIft everru
run ru hi the cage ca e Jacob Ja ob Tome TOme Institute Instituteaad lDetituteAAd Instituteand
aad the Baltimore City College tied tMd with withthirteen withtMrteea withthirteen
thirteen points each eachBAITIMOEE 8ehBALTIMORE eachBALTThtORE
BALTIMORE WINS SHOOT SHOOTLocal SHOOTLocnl SHOOTLocal
Local Revolver Crack Lose Lo e Indoor IndoorCliamplontthip IndoorChnmplon8hlp IndoorChampionship
Championship Cup CnpThe CupThe CupBaltimore
The Baltimore revolver team captured capturedthe capturedthe capturedthird
the third contest oat of four in a a series seriesef seriesr seriesof
ef r five ii1P from the tit local revolver re ver club and andgained andgained andgained
gained possession of the indoor champion championship champfonsbtp champIonshiP ¬
ship cup of the Washington Revolver RevolverCtab Re RevolverClub elver elverCkW
Club The victory tonight made a firth flftlzcontest firthconteat flftlicontest
contest unaeeessary unaeeessaryThe 1IDDOC6Sl1The unnecessaryThe
The visitors displayed grant gT t skill but butit bu buit butt
it t was as a dose contest and the t o victory victorywas victorydoubt 1ktor 1ktorwas
was ia doubt until the t e final shots were weraftrad wereired werered
ftrad red Score
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