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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 191-V
Departmental Circuit Assured by Pres. Clark
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' LEAGUE
E TO START
President Clark Calls First
.Meeting tor Saturday
Afternoon.
OTHER AMATEUR GOSSIP
Br c w. swan. -.
Tliat .he Departmental League will
again be in the field "was made known
jesterday when President Clark, of that
circuit, called a meoting tor Saturday In
the office of Secretary Anderson-in the
city post-office,
While It Is not known Just 'how many
of last j ear's earns will be In the league,
It Is safe to say that at least 'four of
them will fight for'the pennant(and pos
sibly fixe.
At the meeting- Saturday night.., the
question of the admittance of theBank-r
ers into the league will be taken ;u'p
and It will be decided once and for all.
time as to whetner an outside team "will
be granted a franchise.
The only way the Bankers will be able
toenter the league will be for the board
of directors to change' the constitution,
as the way it is at present, it Is an impos
sibility for the American Security boys
tj land a berth
It is understood that several departures
from past years will be brought up. In the
matter of the constitution and by-laws,
the exact nature of these being unknown,
hut it Is safe to say that at least two
of these will be in regard to the 'playing!
of men not employed by the government.
The Post-office aggregation will once
more be in the league, as will the Com-
merce and tabor outfit, the Interior team
and the Agriculture. It was not learned
v.sterday If the Interstate team would
again take up a franchise.
meeting of the Marquette League has
lwen called for Saturday night in the of
p - of President Edwards, in the Na
tional Guard Armory. Ail interested in J
I he league are requested to be present.
hen President Bob Young, of-the am
'iir commission, calls that body to
ord r next Monday night In Spalding
storr it is expected that at least 300
people will be present
Mam important matters will come up
t thl meeting, the revision of therutes
md constitution will be thn main topic
of tlie evening, and It Is undertsood that
(.feral of the proposed changes will
he objected to rather strongly by several
members of the commission The meet
ng will be called promptly at 8 o'clock.
Manager Stcame, of the Southland
team, of the Independence League, will,
rlinrtly begin the reorganization of that
Hub. and with the material on handTie
should be able to develop a corking good
bail club Just who Manager Steame has
i" not known, but with Heinrichs and
Rtton as a starter the prospects are
bright.
It is understood that the Bankers hav
been offered franchises in no less than
foar leagues, the Olympia being the latest
t' com forward The destination of the
Intrlct champions will not be known un
til after the meeting of the Departmental
league Saturday.
Walter Ferguson, the premier twlritr
nf the Post-office Department team last
ear, will once more be on the Job, al
tLough he will be without the services of
Ins star receiver, Norman Krafts. Nor
man will do the hackbtopping for the
Loftier team In the Independence League.
Manager Hill, of the Loffler team, an
nounced jesterday that he had signed
Ouy Lucas to play first base the coming
reason Lucas will lie remembered for
Ms good work while a member of the
I alls Church team, as he Is a good fielder
and a corking hitter.
Hunt, the third baseman of the South
land team of the Oljmpia League last
season, will shortly sign with a minor
league club. He is requested to call
at this office to-night.
"Short" Hughes, the well-known local
umpire. Is handy with the hammer and
tacks, as shown by the miniature base
hall field he has Kid out Charley King
las the ball yard In his window.
CROSS-COUNTBY EUN HALTED.
S-onth Atlantic Trot Will Not Be
Held This Afternon.
The South Atlantic cross-country
championship, which was to have been
held over the Brlgbtwood course this
afternoon, has been pestponed, and will
probably be held on March 16. The con
tinuous rain all da- yesterday made the
course Impossible, and the cross-country
committee decided that It would be
wiser to postpone the run until March
10, rather than compel the athletes to
plow through the mud and mire this
afternoon. All the entries "which had
been received for the run will be good
for the new date which will be set by the
cross-country committee. .
COMMISSION UPHOLDS BOABD.
National Body Acreen -nlth First
rtollnc.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Feb. ZL The national
baseball commission to-day1 formally de
elded the appeal of the president and
three clubs of tne Virginia League from
the finding-of the national board in the
factional controversy in that organiza
tion over the election of a president for
1912, and sustained the board. The na
tional board considered this controversy
on December 13, and ruled as follows:
"It Is held that, according to the "con
stitution of the, Virginia. League, an elec
tlon of a president for the ensuing year
" ,. ','J
Chess SlatebTn-niaht.
The Washington b.eas, Checker " and
Whist Club will staJjiU Hg.-ch.ess utei
to-night with a team' match against Balti
more, when the- largest team, from the
JlonumentaVCity iu (wenty years will' be
Men In; action at'tlie local .club's rooms
Always the Same
Tharp's ,'
Berkeley Rye
special Private- Delivery,
tia ? Street N. W. fPbosa Mala 1441.
rEATHER-WElQHT CHAMPIOJI.
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VRXSIC JTUSEMAN.
Detested Ft"-1. Jscfc Conner lifer, th feather-
wotgat oeu usv sigau
GEORGETOWN FIVE
. PLAYS TWO GAMES
Meets Kavy This Horainr; and
Franklin and Marshall
To-ight
Georgetown's basket-ball five will play
two of the most Important games on her
schedule to-day, when it meets th Navy
five at Annapolis, at 10:30 a. m , and In
the evening will have as its opponents
the strong Franklin and Marshall quint.
of Lancaster-at the Arcade, at 9 p. m.
The Georgetown five Is in excellent
condition, and hopes to gain tw o victories
to-day. George Colllfiower will not be
able to tako part in the game against
Navy- Probable Une-up:
GEORGETOWN. F. t M.
Wtldmn.IL F. hhanb. R. P
WruVm. HuU.ndrr. L F. Brenner. I F.
Hchlosser. McCarthy. U. Hurt. 1
Fblrjr. R. G. Mein. It G.
Hrfctrll. L G. BrUenbanih. L G.
Before Mr. Hcghea,
SPORTING
SIDELIGHTS
By BILL BAILEY.
One good .300 hitter- was about town
yesterday the rain.
Georgetown's basketball team plajs a
double-header to-day.
As was expected, the published rumor
In this paper jesterday, that Griff was
going to swap George McBride for Stovall
brought forth a stout denial from the
boss, and Jeers from the expert opinion
writers.
Cross country mudders will get their
innings this afternoon.
Bead the Big Stick next Saturday.
While Rob Roy Mackey failed to throw
both Bumps Turner and Mitchell, the
old war horse looked as if he had a lot
of wrestling left In him jet. and could
make a lot of 'em travel some to beat
him.
What well known whaling term will be
applied to the outlaw league next month?
Ans. "There she blows."
They are now picking George Stovall to
succeed Bobby Wallace as the St Louis
Browns' next manager.
Says a St. Louis exchange, "Up In the
mink league they play on a sklndia-
mond. '
Joe Turner won't have to whistle that
popular song, "They got to cult kickln'
my dog aroun, " meaning, of course, bis
little brother. Bumps, who stayed half
an hour with Rob Roy Mackey.
Jim O'Shea does not approve of the
turkey trot.
Just a little more than a week now.
Batter up!
Herald bowling tournament winds up
next week. The boys have gotten
lotiof fun out of the carnival, and it has
been a grand success from the start.
"Vic" Blelaskt, one of our leading ball
tossers several years ago, will try the
"come back" stunt this season, having
signed with the St. Martin's club Next!
Joe Turner Is now ready to back his
father against Rob, Roy Mackey. The
"Peerless" District grappler. Young
FIddlesop Is also after a match.
CARDINALS THE CHAMPIONS.
Hand ISniphany Qnlnt 41 to 18
Beating.
STTAXDISG-SECTIOX B.
W. L Pet.
o LooolCunniiM...
.T7T Roscdale.,
.T7J IttaoUIe......
.HO Memoriil.....
The Cardinals Reserves basket-ball
quint won their ninth consecutive vic
tory last nlghCS easily defeating the
Epiphany Church quint in the Sunday
school gymnasium. 41 to IS. j
The, game belonged to the Cardinals
all the- way. the Alexandria lads showing
their .superiority In every department.
McBride and Owens starred for the Car
dinals, while Nevltt played well for
Ep!rfianr Line-up and summary:
"iEPlPBANY. ins. . CAnDi.VtI.nE3.
n. .. . r c. TtM4. I v
ftrttt. JL tj .-vatnt. ll. sr.
VVlie. U0,, "- lxreirt,''0. "
rdtfc-' , i?fS - .
UoerwtemJIM. ow;im.
Gcnlslton flo&r-OfcBrtde Ol Snrort UhtVeB:
CockirU JJ). tms.E). Brrer. Brety .J- KaiiL
V,i til. BoctoMr. "fU. Ene tfeft-CoenstriB-ta.
Mcliride Pi. Befcrae-Mr. Boot- Tine ct hjlTO.I
ithjjK
A UMJIUIO.
. 3f. C. A. BoTvlem Leav r.
The Terminal R, R. "S7"M. 0.-A. wUl
send a ieam,if-bowlers to New- Ydrk JN '," , x e J
Saturday-.'to ixilPhtfireturn games' with ,. V.v j ynftiaali
the. 'R'BrYyL Q.&. Jtam. on'theirljl -U d tf other
tiueyB jw me now tiinnyiyBjua ivauraaQj
Button. The Terminal boys beat' the
New Tork team -when they WiereT hefe,
team Is going to New York and expect
to repeat the beating. i-
MID1TV DHI IC Q1Q
m nflnLtii nuLLd utu
FORTHIRD PLACE
Sterling Pin Knight Pushes
' Pratt Out of the
.Race.
BOYAli FAIL TO SHOW
Only one mark, was shattered last night
In The Washington Herald's duckpln
tournament, now being1 rolled on the
Royal Alleys, and that came in the sin
gles, when Harley rolled 313 for third
place. Harley rolled consistently all the
way through, getting 1C0, 1T7, and 116 for
the above total.
The Royals and the Laborites hooked
tip. but no records -were broken, as the
District Leaguers could not hit the pins.
The tournament will run another week,
and by that time the best duckpln spill
ers In the District will have rolled for
the medals offered by The Herald.
Notwithstanding the fact that twenty
seven pin knights rolled in the tourney
last night. Harley was the only one to
come within striking distance of the
leaders. Harley relied in hard luck, the
eterling pin shooter having bad breaks
almost every box. Only the best of single-pin
shooting put him in the race.
To-night some good scores are booked
to be made, as the star pin shooters of
the District are scheduled to roll, and
they all say that they are bound to beat
the marks now resting easy.
Following are the scores made last
night:
LABORITES.
1st.
Miller SI
McDonald S3
Richards at
Sammons 9$
Harley Ill
M.
Sd.
S0-XJ
9S-30
85 S3
si-sa
Totals 473 1ST 4331419
ROTALS.
Dunn M 107 NB-2K
Weckerly 101 95 10C-CCO
Matchett 9S S3 50-371
Meggitt 9 103 SO-273
Rodrick 112 103 SS-3B
Totals , 455
SINGLES
Sammons 103
Hansford SS
Hughes 96
Parker r. 78
Martin 100
James S6
Jardine 97
Morris 94
Harley 100
Dwer S3
Pierce 93
DOUBLES.
Galllher 104
Leach 103
9S-33G
99-2)9
103-33
S9 3W
104-311
SS 377
S3 368
89 3S9
118-313
87 396
S4-359
Total 621
Beavers 93 X S3 BO
Jasper 101 S3 10G-338
Total...., GTS
Blnnlx M 101 108-303
Mullen 9S 109 106313
Total 1
Armlnger .". 97 S7 S3 273
McClure 92 SS 104-2S4
Total tS!
Elker 117 109 VB-ZX
Morris 113 S3 90-302
Total 630
Kleney Ill 92 SS 291
Hopkins S3 S3 S3 23
Total SM
Fllberg S3 9$ SS-26S
Werntr . 79 106 94-379
Total M7
Pierce 92 102 133337
Heltmueller S3 '92 9S-273
Total GOO
SEEN AT ROYAL ALLEYS
What Is a rush ball? Some one said
that Sammons had one.
CapL Costlnett makes a great coach,
but that don't get the spares.
Believe me, but that Royal bunch did
blow some spares In that first game.
Did Week get anything for winning
that last game?
Harlow was a rooter for the Royals,
but he could not help them a bit, and
Tommy Is some rooter at that.
Mr. Dulln was a spectator for a short
time. Ernest is some hot stuff at ducks
himself baked ducks.
Kieny and Hopkins started oil with
four marks, two strikes and two spares
in their first three boxes. Tough luck
could not "hold up. At that they had a
nice score.' w
Hughes Is some foul line man. Who
treated him to a cigar?
The Royals must have thought the
Garrisons were after them.
Capt Weckerly blames Herbert for the
Royals' poor showing. Now, what did
Al have t& do with It?
The Arcade boys are sure 'some speed
artists.
For a spare blower BInnix is.the cham
pion. - ,
Waltiuntll next year, "Cap Weckely."
Harley blew a." spare which cost him
first place.
Lewis sure did do some bustling.
Mr. Loving, of Denver, sees no., Im
provement In Wee's bowUng;-and gloomy
George is smiling,
GAME IS CANCELED.
f.'allnudet'-Y
M. C. A,
Ballle
v, " -jii -
Called Off.
5?IJiej;returii basket-ball game,. between
Qnndet '-Sl!gc pd" the T, M. CA:
Inpts, .aC'tha-Kendalttjireen gynihal
Jftni'Sto-fnqrroV afternoon, hds been
c4actleo''b.r tnutua'l agreement, And as
e (, close their season: thbi
'. ' t it not have any, chance to
Tit' theassoclatlon five ,for the
C Is defeat " in the flatter's
for the cancellation is the
nuinagemeni iouna that
lasiunr nas oeen crevious-
6fhrr-pun08es.'ands Gal-
iru-
t i
1 Jn'ner, goal-shooting season
s -Jj Catholic University at, the
symnaslum the Ruff and
sment has no other available
association or any additional
rt
TrattAT.Ti TOURNEY XEADEES.
men TEA21 TOTAL.
BTennt Vernona, Natlqnal Capital.. 1S73
BelmoDts, District I-erue.. ,v....l53
Centrals, District League.. i.;.... 1,551
niGH DOUBLES.
Iltrnksworth and nlder...... ......638
Klnr and Stanford 0.
Mana and Keebler... .....40
IL Krauu and L. Kransa 840.
HIGH SINGLES. '
Da Busier ............. .........331
Meany 344
Hurler ; 343
HIGH SINGLE GAME.
Da Bosky .........153
niGH TOTAL NINE GAMES.
Da Dusky, 328. 331, 341 ...1,030
B0WLIHQ T0UBNEY DATES,
SCIIEDVLn FOB, TO-NIGHT.
Alleyarl and Z7i30, qalatai-0143,
FttSKerald aod"AVUhera Parker
and AVynei lOiSO, Ober,"Vyae Par-
ker, Sness."
Alleys 3 and.7j30. -Herbert and
Marshall Nakon and Farrovf 8115,
Pearson and Thye J. Thompson and
KInci 'OiOO, 'McElroy anil Hoiiii '
Fonler and Oehlerl 0i43,- Gnrynne
Cron ley .Dolan and Meehan) lOiSO,
Grrj-DBt, Farroir, Pearaon.
AMERICDSDEFEATS
"JAHKEE" ROGERS
Dr.
-Boiler and .Bingham .Also
Capture Bouts at Arcade
Tourney.
Wrestlers came into their own last
night at the Arcade when the manage
ment staged three bouts before one of
tb largest crowds that has witnessed
wrestling in Washington in a' long time.
Dr. Roller, one of the world's most scien
tific wrestlers, appeared in a match with
Shad Link, champion heavy-weight of
Maryland, while the art that was orig
inated in Japan JIu Jltsi. was illustrated
to the spectators by cne of the Oriental
specialists and an opponent from Eng
land. After all of the stars had appeared,
Americus, the world's champion light
heavy-weight, tackled "Yankee" Rogers,
a talented mat artist from the North.
William Bingham, the English JIu Jltsu
champion, defeated Hara Mykia. of Japan,
after ten minutes and thirty seconds of
the hardest kind cf work.
Dr. Roller and Shad Link were the
next to perform. Shad was on the de
fensive most of the time, but clearly
showed the crowd that he knew the
game from the offensive. Dr. Roller, like
a streak of greased lightning, gained
many holds upon Link which the ordi
nary wrestler would have succumbed to,
but the heavy Baltlmorean managed to
squirm out of them, only to be caught
and thrown by Roller with the reversed
leg-nelson after thirty-four minutes and
thirty-one seconds.
Both wrestlers came back strong and
freoh Roller, with a crotch and hair
nelson, defeated Link la eleven minutes
and thirty seconds.
Americus, the llgbt-heavy-welght of
the world, was next on the programme
with a bout against "Yankee Rogers,
gaining the first fall In twenty-five min
utes and ten seconds with a crotch and
halt-nelson, and the second in ten min
utes and thirty-five secondy with the
same hold.
THE WASHINGTON CITY
TENPIN TOURNAMENT
NATIONALS. CLASS B.
McFarland IS 201 170 23
Brady ,-. 169 lis lio 4V.
Dlemer . 140 IIS 179 477
Jones 175 Z3 161 3
H. Oehler 170 203 167 540
Totals S06 933 825-264
COLUMBIAS, CLASS C.
Bueli ......- 149
Caldwell... 160
Williamson.-,...,..:,. Ill
Goodman 163
Lamster 1S4
191 492
134 133 446
167 127 40G
IZI 125 409
127 J91- KC
Totals. 767 721 766-2,234
IROQUOIS. CLASS B.
Wleser 1X1
161 460
Bauman IS
Brown 139
Ward 183
II. Krauss 210
1W 439
143 494
IIS S04
166 542
Totals-... S41 SOS 7842.427
TRACK AND ROADWAY. CLASS C.
Whitney 140 161 169 470
uore W 17 169 474
Herbert 112 14T 124 413
Brook - 166 149 155 '470
Staub 1S7 129 124 440
Totals. 7S3 743 "tU 367
PILGRIMS. CLASS C.
Lcwers....
153 469
155 433
146 439
M. Page 123
Smith 150
Brush 140
Harwood. ITS
1K 614
1S4
131- 513
Totals.. 731 856 S00-2.3S7
KNICKERBOCKERS, CLASS B,
Warren '. 166 179 166 Ell
P. Page Ill 1SI 199 431
Covert 143 115 150 410
Berrall 173 1S1 143 499
Parker 140 167 133 439
Totals..,
767 793 790-2J3)
DOUBLES;
Class B.
143- 436
209 504
Totals
Mclntyre...
Walsh
2S7 321 352 S60
120 190 126 436
142 179 167 4S8
Totali... 262 363 233 921
Totals.....
R. Kause...
A. Kause...
Totals.....
Whilney.i..
Staub..
Totals-...
Gorman.....
McLennan.
...r- 293 330 304- 927
147, 173 ia am
.... Ill J40 129 400
.... 2SS -313 317 908
311 343-1.019
143 ITS- 477
193 160 576
33S "331056
377
SINGLES.
Class A..
II. Krauss.
Field.... .,.
McKnew ..
I Krauss..
Robtnette...
Collins
Baum
ISO IS! 17S-539
179 143
135 wa
169 501
16S-4M
Harlow..
Carey....
Lcwers,.!
139523
ISO 542
169 163
InKram Reserves. Play.
The Ingram Reserves basket-ball teiim
mceta the Interstate five this afternoon
in the Ingram gymnasium.
TURNER DEFEATS
HARYARD TDTOR
Local Wrestler Tosses Sam Ander
son and Prank Eoseman and
Duchesne Also Win.
Local sport follows were treated
to some of the best wrestling matches
ever witnessed In this city when Joe
Turner, the local Idol of the wrestling
fans, gained two straight falls over
Sam Anderson, the Harvard University
Wrestling; instructor, and Frank Huse-
man. the erktwhile feather-weight
champion of tne world, demonstrated
his ability to ''come back" by pinning
Connor's shoulders to the mat In two
straight falls, while Tom Duchesne, the
Fall River athlete, whose clean work
In this city has gained him many
friends, defeated Martin Leonard, of
New York, In two of the roughest bouts
over M9n. I
The capacity house gave ample evl-
dence of the popularity of wrestljng
in the District, and many women were
noticed among- the vast audience.
Huseman gained the first fall over
Connors in thirteen minutes and twenty
five seconds with a toe-and-sclssors
hold, and the second In nine minutes and
fourteen seconds with a cleverly exe
cuted head-lock.
Duchesne found Martin Leonard a
tough, rough customer, and after twenty-six
minutes and seventeen seconds
was able to gain the first fall by the
use of a combination scissors and arm
hold. The other fall was the result of
a double arm-lock. '
Sam Anderson and Joe Turner provided
the main attraction, and put up, a. scien
tific match. It took Joe fortyminutes
to land the first fall with in Inside
crotch ana half-Nelson. The second fall
came easier, a cradle hold turning the
trick.
TUBNEB MEETS BEBBY.
Local Mat Artist Clashes with
EnatUh Crack To-morrow,
Joe Turner. Washington's foremost
wrestler. Is to meet Bob Berry, the
world's English middle-weight Cham
plon. at the Gayety Theater Friday
night. The match was arranged jester
day for a purse of JSOl the winner to
take all, finish match, best two In three
fails.
G. W. U. RELAY
TO RDS VIRGINIA
Will Meet in Big: Bichmond College
Games Saturday Cooke to
Meet Tones Here.
Bredt US 1b WuMnztba Bcnld.
Charlottsvllle. Va Feb. 2L-After fall
ing In negotiations for a relay with
North Carolina and Cornell in the Rich
mond College games In the Old Dominion
town next Saturday night, the manage
ment of the University of Virginia track
squad has matched the local quartet with
that of George Washington University.
Although It Is hardly probable that
Coach Lannlgan will agree to put his
firstteam in against the Capital City boys,
he promises to use four men who are
bound to give- a good account of them
selves. Trials will be held .for the team
here to-morrow, and every man. with the
exception at 3riggs, Todd, and Wiley
Cooke, will be given an opportunity to
show his speed. The candidates Include
Guy; Flte; Bone. Felton. Holcomb. Stacey.
Toole, and Roddy, with chances favor
ing the first four.
Failure to enter Todd. Brlggs. and
Cooka Is generally looked upon here 'as
evidence that these three men are as
sured places on the team that will have
Georgetown In the champion relay
race March 2 Mickey Guy. the former
Washington High School athlete, seems
to have the call for fourth position, al
though he Is apt to be hard pushed by
Bone, another Washington product:
Flte, Holcomb. and DIebolt, a newcomer
from Colgate university. The last
named Is a veritable flyer, but is suffering-
the arter-effects of a sprained an
kle, and may not be afforded an oppor
tunity to show his real speed until the
outdoor season.
Coach Lannlgan Is seriously considering-
running? Willy Cooke against
John Paul Jones In a half-mile race.
Pop Is of the opinion that his protege
wll make the big Northerner hustle,
and may take a chance on running the
relay without his services In order to
give him a chance to show his real
strength.
FLEST TEAM WINS.
National Skatern Land Exciting;
Roller Race.
The two-mile relay race pulled off In
Convention Hall skating rink last night
between two teams of the National Ath
lectlo Club was won by the first team,
after being- a see-saw affair until tjie
last lap;
Willeke. of the winners, was HU and
could not skate, which left his team to
fight it out1 with the other three men.
The winners skated as follows: Joe Rey
nolds. W. Colston, and IH Colston, while
the losers were Ray Reynolds, Walls,
Reed. Barkley. and AI Donnelly.
BIk- root Match.
Mr. M. Hunt,, who Is champion of the
northwest In straight pool, will play
match games with Messrs. Nilan and
Fahey. on Thursday and Saturday nights,
respectively, at the West End pool par
lor. Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Mr. Hunt challenges all In the
northwest from twenty-five to one hun
dred point games. Address all chal
lenges to T. Peabody, 5133 K street north
west. Catholic U. "VIn Abroad.
.Wilmington. DeL. Feb. 2L The Catholic
University of Washington humbled the
Delaware College quintet In the Newark
gym late to-night, by 40 to- lTTMn a one
sided but fast basket-ball game. The
Southerns outclassed their opponents at
every stage of the contest and showed
one of the best exhibitions of play ever
seen on a Delaware floor.
Well and Falser Matched.
San Francisco, Feb. H. Eddie Graney
to-day announced that he had matched
AJ Falser and Bombadler Wells, the, Brit
isher, for a twenty-round battle here on
July 4.
... -. fflina nf TTatxrall art tuhJ
In spread broadcast through tfaft m
tuujTi-aijf o jiw uwv4i '
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Sale, with its final and deep reductions
on Suits and Overcoats, will make buying
profitable.
WASHINGTON CHESS
PLAYERS WINKERS
Washington chess experts triumphed
over a picked team of the Baltimore
Chess Association at the Washington
Chess and Whist Club, 14 Twelfth street
northwest, last night, winning nine games
out of a possible fourteen, and having
aflghtJng chanco tor anotner, which had
not been finished at a late hour.
It was the third annual contest be
tween representatives of the two associ
ations, the number of games won ny
each havrlnr been even until last night.
The tournament was formally' opened by
Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles. U. S. A re
tired, who Is a 'ihers enthusiast, and
president of the local club.
A chess tournament will bo held at the
Washington Chess and Whist Club to
day, starting at 10 o'clock In the morning.
A number of entries have been received
from chess players of the District, Mary
land, and Virginia, a number of the Bal
timore players remaining ove to" partici
pate. The club will tender a luncheon to
the players at noon. Cash, prizes will be
given as follows: Winner. $25; second.
lis; third, tio.
The Score.
WASHINGTON.
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I mid .... .............. 1
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CHABIESTONBESTJLTS.
FTBST lUCB-Ptnie. WO; dike: mMn two-mr-cid
sain; thn forioorv Hl Clrxne. lis
(TtaTenport). i to l won: Ycoimcf. 115 (Lomu), 13
to s. icood, Him JotiMjn. IU alru. JMi.
third. Time. 8:3. TsseunbU. FlsnU. Lvdj Aran,
Birel Lots. Cordis T. and Odjr Crem ! ran.
SECOND RACB-Sdttnr: pane. J3W; fewr-jetr-olds
and upward; six forlonxs. S&bo Blend, lis
(Stnls). IS to 1. wro: Brdxile. 99 (AmbroK). I
to I. tscooi. Cnda Jimmy Gnr. Ha (Tumrr.,4 to
1. third. Time. 123. fJcnoer K roooUUto,
Dominica, J. H. Bur. and BnpCTcr wmiara also
ran.
THIItD RACE Seilinx: pone. JX: foot-retr-cMs
nd Bpmrd. rrm ruilonp. Montana, III (least),
to S. xn Jidc Denmin, 104 (SprUman). 1 to 1,
ecood. MocUer. IK (Gonx). ea to 1. third. Tine.
1345. Onicrr. Ella Ban. and Frank Ptrrerll
aljo no.
FOURTH RACE-SeOirii: vane. JS; three-rear-old
and npvard; on and one-slxreRita xnttn.
EScodi. IfiS (Gome). 4 to 1. von; Tar fir. VS
(Tunrr). U to 5. ireood; Berkeley. 119 (Lottnil. U
to 5. third. Time. S3J0 3. BeD Mawr. Baiay Lad.
and G. M. MUIer aUo ran.
FIFTH RACE-Threo-rMr-olda: arilmr: pone.
tMO. rlta and one-caK furlong. Oners Bre. VH
(SehvtQilfl- 1 to Iu am: Gnf. Ill Ulml. S to L
aecond. Irhhton. 139 (Ourpit). to I, thlra.
Tim. 1.18 3-5. Fawn. JoCfo Howeu. Jlumta. ca
dency. Cb&rlry Brown. Lrnoha, and Slreth alio raL.
SIXTH RACE Selling, pane. SS0: three-jetr-oldi
and npwaM: on mile. Roetuek. IOC (Turner).
I In 1 won; Rearh Sand. 108 (Mntin). 30 to 1. no
end. Brrrtt. IK (TckO. to 5, third. Time.
131 4-5. HaUeru al ran.
jfjABEZ BESULTS.
FIRST RACE-On mile. Kiss EU. IU (HUD.
19 to 1. won: Fatnuch. KS IGnw), 11 to 33. hc
ond, Rceo Worth. 119 IFruch). to 1. third Tim.
1-10. Port Arlington. ladT WBTie. Mint Miner, Era
Chadwiea. and Irub linulj abo ran.
SEm.SD RACE-Fire and one-halt fnrionra.
Tommy Twig. 114 (Keogh), I to I, won; Gilbert
Roar, US (Groat), 1 tn 3. tecond. Antigo. Til (3.
Johnnil. to 1- third. Time. 1ST 15. Sennadr.
-Annnal Interest. Coed. Wrath. Robrrta. Mitt
O ConneD. and Bitter sir also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six fionza. J. B. Robiraon. 1CT
(IIIU). J to 3. won AncrliuC K8 (R. Bofiman). T to
rood; Stafford. 'U (Kerch). T to 1. third.
7M
Time. lOJl-5. Ed Uec. Jo solo, uoe Aurn. A
CaritaL and Waner also ran.
FOITRTH RACE-Six fm-Ionxa. fcrllht,
4BU1). U to 1. won: Flrins FriotKepa. Its (Tapun)
5 to i Mcoml. Koounar. KS U Callahan). 9 to X
third. Time. 1321-$. Undo Ben. Henry VValbtnk,
and rride of Usnor auo ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six forlonaa. ChiHa. 103 (Carter),
J tn I. won: Marie Hide, YS (Grwi). 4 to L tecooir:
ladr TcDdi. 104 (McDoweU). 5 to L third. Time.
10IJ-5. Sooa, Acauin. ind Meddline Hannah alio
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ons mUe. Maiiie GirL 109 (Tap
Un), 3 to 1. won. Fred Uulholland. US (Gronl.
ten. lecand. Ocean Quern. ICS.(Unrraj). 10 to 1,
third. Time, 133 3-3. Jilt Fortnne, ins ucox.
Little Uarrhinont, and Acqola abo ran.
BACING.CABDS TOR TO-DAY.
Joarex.
FIRST RACE-Sdlinx; two-yrarold; four fnr-
1onc.
Joal !... ...... 93 1 Vli Fnrtj. ... I
Santacai...
lit i Brulih lie...
113
104 I Jfthn Ilnrrir.
niltiunnTa. ..
113
.... 115
191
Hnbrr. ......... 107 Drtatante .
SECOND RACESellhix: aU rnrlonxs.
raraen Glrf....A. MT I Sri 8am ... 1
TwaTani........A 1ST 1 KrrrT WUliam.... Ill
Dutrlis.. ....... ....... 110 1 Briahtm.. .... 113
Murrtanla....... 119 I Kkldr Vet. .....).. JB
tnU...... .... IIS I AmariDo. ...... 113
Tlftla...... . IBl BUlr Marhrw..... US
Tltmn nAPESrllinff: Ht forlonu.
Dec Star............,. 9T j Nannie McDr. ... It!
Maniawh ... wo umv rrur...
Batwa... .. 101 1
FODRTK RACE-Senmz: six furlonrj.
V tlami ........
FIFTH RACE Setlinc: six turlonxa.
ilelta.. 104
llrlen Hawrlna.. 107
Brlle ail....... B
Cry BthT....v.... IB
NTanza.M............ -ISO
SIXTH R.CE-Seilins. on mile.
Mamae............. 91 1 Dutch no4........ 193
lmlr....u.w...HH.. TV i v.Tonorer.......M...... vk
JmJfr Walton......... 103 1 Wolftnon M ..., 199
Cbarleaton.
, m
Arhmeet... M.
Jar !.......
Hearuutore...
KnlxSu Differ..
, IK
Jim Itir. VS
Hrmrwtrd.....taH. HI
,.. US
SECOND RACE rtrrte. 3X0; tiirre-rear-olds and
trcward; aelllsff; marea and ctldins: arren rarioruoi.
High Flown'...... va I Qaauty street-.
I dla Lrr-.... Hwl MI Jonb....:... 109
uestera UrII.. .-. ul BIinc..., ........ nu
THIRD RACE-rurae. J3; ihrefjear-oida and
wpward: nre fonoegs.
TUton...............,-KJ
H.rlhiton.. ...-.. 10T
SUu Onrmpt.i ,. HI
aaadr...M.....
-James Dorxrry...
3torriown.. . .
... ill
.. lit
tit
.. vo
,., 13
Lewiat...
HI
Lsdr lightnisc..
Coming Coon...... lit tKutmi.i....
ucore inrrx...,u,.. in
tFlmn entrr.-
milllTH RACE-lTajdirncton'a Blrthdtr Handi
cap, S3Aanarantred: ihree-rear-olda and npward:
one and roc-aix(cenin jntie.
High Ilttate.,
Bard of Hope..... ..... .5
1S3 r Any Port. . 1"
ilrrinlsii . 119
Lot. uoiwwar........
Jack Drnmant..-..., 93
FIFTH RACE rune,' JJ50: 'oar-jrawiMs and up-
wsnl w!11m! fit and MW-hllf forioDga.
TI.k. T..,.M. r .. tf I T-nln J.rt . 109
lKndnt.. ..... lt ItojAiKltr...... IB
Al Mnller. .'..... Ul J. U &... ..... m
tXanraon...n.. ...- 113 1 Jrnnp Borfr..
SIXTH. EACK-l-urK. JK9. .thrre-rearsAla and
nnward . irllinr: one and TKM-elcalb miles.
Chlllnn Sejoaw- ... JS J MoBtgomrrT. ....... 109
Ttw Golden Butters;. 1 1 tmie Knlht......... 108
IJrlwtrM... . ..... lli.Nidin... ........... lot
ApBRBtic aUswasr of fits pxndi rittTard.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY.
Irvin T. Donohoe
AUTO SCrrUZS and
, . Accrsaoaicj.
rirtitrit ffnli far RtTSSIAJT PROWfjIUnBI
TIKE. Coararteed 100 mflst.
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DR. REED
SPECIALIST
804 Seventeenth Street
97 VPIBQt Sneceaatnl prmctie ta
a. I Itnna XB core at Chronic,
wervoBS, aad Special Stseatsea of Ma
and Women. '
Means Health to Tou if Yon Suffer.
From Catarrh. Obesitr, Rhewmatlaa. Ccssttiatloa,
Piles, Threat, Ijmg. Brain. Heart. Blood, and Cxta
Diseases. Nemos Debfiltr. Kidnej DlseaMS, Blsv
der Troubles, Sprdaa Blood Poisoning, ErapOom,
Uletrs, and aR PriraU Diseases csrtd for Ufa bj
1st methods.
CHARGES LOW. INCLCDI5Q UEDICIKXSL
CON3TJX.TAT10.1 FRXS.
rrlvate Walttavtr Boom for Zdtdlea,
OFFICE HOOR3:
19 to 1:3 tot, Bnndsja. U to IX
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SPECIALIST
728 Thirteenth Street
Ower SO Tears Practice Treatlnr Stom
ach and Xcrrooa Disease a.
Indigestion. Loss of Appetite. Constl-
patloa. Dizziness, Bad Taste, Fnllness
After Eating;, Wakefulness. Loss of
Flesh. Heart Trouble. Palpitation. Kid
ney and Bladder Trouble. Stricture, Sal
low Complexion. Pimples, Blood and
Skin Diseases. Loss of Vitality, and
Special and Prlrate Ailments of Both
Sexes cured promptly.
Consultation free, medicines fur
nished, chances low. noun 10 to 1 and
3 to 5. Sundays. 10 to IL
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
TXGRAM MEMORIAL CHURCH LZAGCE.
Seminolrs. Ess Claim.
lw. SL 3d 1st. M. 3d
rrnwn.. 106 1C3 113 Blhr... (S . 1
riilloo .. U CI Sisrr.... W9 108
Prlhr..... r$ T Freer.... VU US S3
Rjxerd 91 TS SS Farler .-.. 13 lr 104
UoUtenalne 99 109 IIS Klckeua. . 103 94 SS
Lade. 93 ..
Totals...... 4S 4C SU -
I Totslv. ISKltD
T. M. C A. DCCKPIX IXAGCE.
Sioux Choetaws.
HltVrs. . . 99 ST MS Fried M 91 119
Rlffsl ..... It lt IIS Dnttoo.. 3 ST KT
inn- , S3 M JoIllffe.. 1 IX lO
Total . 5 fl W Totals-... 397" as S
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
Caalno. Potomsca.
Thie ... . J3 1ST Ul rsrr IS 13 II
Goodman..-. U 14 iM Barr, - "
Moore..... 99 WS 99 kenstg.... S3 S3 9S
Howsrd . 103 IX 99 Lowrrx. .. in 97 1CS
UsaXHrocth. Ul 13 13 Crlad. .. ST . .
i - Bcrki. J.-V-109 T-
Totala...... SSS HO SS Rim. .. .. Ut 99
' Totals 46T SU W
TERMINAL T. M. C. A. LEAGUE.
Southern No. Z. Southern Xj. L
Streeter. . . 191 S8 Ul Rea SJ IU S9
S.rx C . K. rimit .. MS 1CS 4
olbruner. ID K B Hcndrrsoo 99 a
PUta 94 100 S3 Triptrtt.. 309 a 94
Jermsn lit 193 St U. Smith 13 IS SU
Stsnley. . .. 97 S8
Totals. S3 (IS 449
Totals 431 493 439
JIT PLEAoANT BOWLING LE.VGCE.
Meridian. Monroe.
Parle i3 r a Post. - . i4i in i
febmrood..- W 1 W Andenoo...-. 156 13 119
Baler .. 1& tJ4 la riewt.. US r Ut
Dooglaa...... VI 158 53 Simpson IS VTT T!Z
rJpies......... IS C Q McDanki. ... 16 139 lit
Totals...... Si 967 SB Totals. .. T3t 747 73
NORTHEASTERN DCCKPDJ LEAGUE.
FaJimss. I Crescent".
Wooden 9. 98 K Hrtttngrr. 93 94 M
nrnaa. 81 r J tsrrsnanan. ju k i
y Rrrsnahsa 9t IC 93 1 Vdsms. ... Tl 95 ItT
E. Brrwuhsn SS 7a 97 1 I-rmiVrr S3 113 90
Van Ness.. 79 IT SftlbeSotl 79 96 94
Totals a 459 441 I Totals. . 43 4S 473
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Wm. Hahn Cn. I Bottra Biking Co.
achorSeM 99 191 91 1 Reinhart Us 92 Dl
ErkindorL 1 91 97 1 I ran. so as 7
Ledmsn... IS 91 93 1 Hnnrman. . SS 79 103
iier . 9; 93 93 tnrrsr. W 99 91
VclsbCTirr. 99 S3 KSlDocaett . 97 S3 99
Totals..
493 4M
, Totals.... 453 4(1 3CX
CIRROU. COUNCIL (K. OF C) LEAGUE.
Moms VS
Cartlu 99
Glrn
lioun . n
Quigler. ... St 93 93
flonohoe. . SHI
Drlatigae 79 JS3
SoUdan. .. . IT H H
McLanghlui 137 80 139
Totals.... ia ci com
Totals . 439 S 4U
MEMORIALS SHOW UP WELL.
Ind Mrn In Every Class In ami.
tenr -VV'reatllnRr Tonrner.
A large crowd TleweI the preliminaries
of the Memorial Atheltlc Club"s wrestling
meet last night at the Memorial gym
nasium. Rational Guard, T. M. C A . Gallaudcr,
and itegent. as naa Den preoiciea. mi
Memorial Club landed the most men !n
the finals, pjaclng one .nan in each event
and both men In the 123-pound class.
The preliminary bouts lasted sir nluutes
and tskh pair went two bouis. In case
of no fall, the decision wae awarded to
the man who won on pcints.
Men who will meet-in tho hnab Friday
night follow:
103-pound class Folei. Memorial, vs.
VIIpn. National Athletic Club.
115-pound cass Marshall. Memorial, va.
Burton. National Athletic Club.
120-pound class Burton, National, va.
Santltc. Memorial.
113-pound class Johnson, 3.eniortaL vs.
Audreyskie. Gallaudet.
.w ... .1.,, rnnnnI1tr VT.mrMaf M
I 10-iiuuuu uo .......,. .,. -...-..w. .v.
"Jlayhew, Memorial Athletic Club.
145-pouna -Class -iun, . . v n
VS' ' ,
' ISS-pound class Chlsm. Memorial, vs.
Brooks. T. 1-C-A.
TTA-w.vvelc-ht Chism. Memorial, vs.
Barrett. Y. i- C-
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