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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. TUESDAY, JANUARY 2T. 1914.
II
"TE?tWFN
-i
Baseball, Bowling and
Track Are Told Briefly
WASHINGTON WILL
BE REPRESENTED
hr 'my Fields to iaie rive
Bowlers to A. B. C. Tourney
in Buffalo.
By KIRK C. MILLER.
esides being represented at Rich-
I..' d in the intercity tenpin tourna
a on February 1, Washington will
1.1-1 have its coterie of bowlers on
b scene when the fourteenth an-
it il tournament of the American
it ivllng Congress convenes in Buf
a i N. Y., on March 9. One team,
.t the very lowest estimate, will go
o the metropolis of western Aew
i rk. from the Capital City, to roll
n the bowling classic of 1914, and
bi the time the entries close, two
lithers may hftve joined the local
pctingent.
cretary "Jimmy Fields, or tne
TVnnln Association, has corralled
tv r tf-nnln artists, and. with himself
lis 'ho lifth bowler, -will make the Jour
lie to Buffalo. This insures ono en-
tr In the five-man event rrom Mere,
ir any two members or that quint
ir. also comDete in ine aoumes ur
Im, one member may participate in the
ii les. The nve-man team, mai is
l in en rrom nere. will oe mane up
nf IcKnew as pilot, Fritz. Thomas. H.
.-i jss, and Fields, ancnor man.
) aid any of these bowlers decide to
esent Washington in tne singles.
1I1 more than likely be Harry
JSS.
4
Sotas and Balboa? became entan
ln a. tie for the cellar champlon-
ln the Washington Council (K. of
Lacui Each has a record of
e -a games won and eleven lost, which
s inem a percentage oi ..as. -;w
es took all three, from DeSotos
ti Champlains took two out or tnree
fr n Balboas, giving the former team
5hter nolo on tne league icaaer-
laxities succeeded In keeping them
es out of a tie for the crown with
It waverlies as co-partners. The ror
ix won one out of the set of three
ed with the latter, and now but a
Kle game separates the two quints.
nv of the Northeast bowlers are
l ins forward to tonight's match be-
n the Gannons and Raccar Club.
Gannons are coins to Import a new
r Into the league, the same being
t other than Vincent Gulli, the cap-
n of the Arcadians. Gulli has been
Ic be eligibility list of the Gannons
e early in tne reason, out until
has "never been called upon to
'fchow his form.
All was auiet Monday night "up alonjr
the Potomac alleys, where the M. Baers
trounced the A. Bacrs for two out of
l three. No change in the standings of
ith league resulted from the set. but
,ght"s match between the Arung-
and Potomacs may dislodge the
,or rorr, their berth In second Place.
-e -v sure to attract a crowd of
- j the alleys.
-
an ares dodged ahead of the Pe
ats for exclusive right to fourth
ion when they won two out of
from the Niagara quint. Niagara
ver near dropping the entire trio"
ames, as its victory in tne nrst
d was but by a single duApin, the
e being IS6 to 2S5.
'
'se jouths down In the South-
ti J Tjor .luckpln circuit are
g some lively contpsts. and all
need to put' themselves on an
baMS with some of the older
e Is to dispose of some of those
ooned games. Only Monday night
Spartans walked awav with two-J
as ui wifir ''oiuesis nan ine i ri
In this s-t S Wrdi's game of IT
him something to brag about in
wav of an individual record.
r Prpeo quint didn't give the- i
lcr duckpin killers a change wh:i
t .e teams met In the game heheduleil
he Mercantile League. Thomas'
of l'l was high, but he was
aed for that honor by risher and
both of whom contributed single
s of 110.
o?e Nationals, up In the Arcaoe
t
WASHINGTON (K. of C.)
STANDINGS.
W L Pot
12 C7
. i s .;
: n .-ss
'7 11 .SN
,h
I vnplaln
Salle
-oto .
nigbt'a hedul No Ran.e lst nlhi x
j No pure Next Ram Feb : nl-
l3e Sotcw: Champions s Ij Salle:
NORTHEAST.
ETADINGh,
o VV
. s W
14
l'.t
li
rjloo Abattoir 1 1",
,or i
- lUD . ... '
r ta 3 -T
S whtdule Gannons s.
an' nltht'e reaull Atlanttcs,
Tlk.irn. M4. 5. ;io.
TEB3IINAL B. E. T. 31. C. A.
STANDINGS.
uba. W. L. Pel.
nr r? i: .-at
ero . if .frii
-hf
2S 19
15 "Xt
19 20
19 20
17 U
11 IS
.y;
t I
AT!
as:
.oj
.S3
Dept ....
u slivs schelul" Southern vs. Station.
nlzM'i results ipostpmtd.
CAEKOLL (K. of C.)
BTANDINGS.
..!. W.
adors !7
ft . .............. mI
mblaa .................... 21
as .....,...... m
I4M . 17
a Marias 11
jfllcht's sobedule No game.
' I'ostponed. Next cam'
usibUts.
U Pet.
K &:
is .&
18 .MS
a au
AV,
Ibt night's
I'intas a
S0T7THERN CLERKS.
STANDINGS,
luil. W. L. Pet.
. ............ 1 ..tei
Hasrs .... 22 12 .t47
ehaalcal Zi 13 .C3
H 11 IC ............ 4 18 .51
"lcht i 20 .1(7
idltors S Zj .1(7
ronlfbt'a schedule No came. Laat nlsht'j
ialta Postponed. Next game Manasers
Mechanical.
SOUTHWEST JUNIORS.
STANDINGS.
Oubs. W. 1.
ountaln TUxXm 18 5
oartajis .. IS 1?
cator ... 10 1
ojans -..... ... 7 14
r. t
AM
33Z
Tealsbf b sbtdule No game. Laal nuln a
esultav-gpirtaxu, 42. 43, 433- Trolans, Cf,
433, U. Ntxt game Feb. 2, Senators vs.
I'
LAST NIGHT'S BEST
BOWLERS
DUCKPINS.
Cullin, Departmental 127
Wood, Commercial 113
Miller, Navy Yard 117
Krauss, District 128
Davis. Westminster 123
Holmes, Westmin'r, 2d match 112
Hall, Mt Pleasant 119
Moore, Arcade 121
Darr, Mercantile 119
S. Verdi, Southwest Juniors.. 121
Jolliffe, Y. M. C. A. :. 123
Moe Baer, Georgetown Com.. Ill
T. Crooke, Northeast 153
Crowe, Washington Council.. 112
W. Griffin, Champlajns: 120
TENPINS.
Samster, Colonial 235
O'Donnell, Departmental 233
League, are rapidly becoming to prove
their worth as duckpin rollers. In Mon
day night's rounds they took all of the
games and by virtue of that fact crept
above the Bankers into second place.
This gives the Bankers and Arcadians
some new dope to untangle,. If they
would be contenders.
-;
Nev.-tons dropped below Harvards in
the ratings of the young Mt. Pleasant
League, their backset coming as a direct
! result of a loss of two out of three to tho
! Belmonts. The latter team Is the pres
ent reader in the organization, and
Newtons, being sixth until last night,
are due some credit for taking even one
o" the games. The second game was
decided by the difference of one pin,
Belmonts toppling 182 and Newtons fell
ing 4S3.
-
Although all four quints were partici
pants In the rolling in the Westminster
League, no alteration in the standings
Is discernible as a result of the games.
Vhjtes pocketed two from the Greens
while the Reds walked away from the
Blues to the same cadence. In the for
mer set. Holmes' 112 was the highest
Individual figure marked up while Da
Ms l:-"i set a standard' for the rolling
In the Reds-Blues match.
Remarkably high scores are nosted in
luie recoras or tne District Duckpin
I League, following the Belmont-Reso-(lutes
battle at the Royal Alleys. Bel
I monts used the broom on the'r oppon
! ents, but the size of the scores of both
teams is considered commendable. Here
iuc.v die: x?ciiiiuiiu iii, 11-. Daw. JieSO-
lutes 601. 499, 5H. Krauss' 128 was the
test jingle game contributed.
The big fish ate the little one when
the Miscellaneous and East Gun Car
riage teams tossed the foul line at Man
ager Blscll's Navy Yard Alleys. Miscel
laneous, the league drum majors, pock
eted all three of the games from the
East Gun Carriage bowlers, the latter
being the cellar champions of the cir
cuit. This distance victory sets the Mis
cellaneous quint far out of dancer in
the Navy Tard League, and the other
teams win nave some up-alley rolling
to do. In order to weaken Miscellaneous'
sure grip. Of the individual work. Mil
ler's third game of 177 and set of 316
was the best seen.
-By
winning the roll-off in the first
game, Rudolph and West reported a 2
to 1 defeat of the Tolman Laundry
team. In the Commercial League. Wood
and Cramer rolled 112 and 118 for best
Individual totals.
!: the Departmental Duckpin League
Pension took but one game from War,
hile tlie tenpin Ic;igue of the same
nan" Commissioners took all three
from Navj and went ahead of the lat
ter Into third place.
in the Colonial circuit, the only other
tenpm organization to roll Monday
night. Virginias made a clean sweep of
the MapW'Oods when they rolled the
Yuginia quint.
AHCADE.
' STANDINGS.
' Oub. W. L. PeL
Sbvr.ood M - .;i
Ntlonai n is .6(H
Bjr.k-rt Zl is .6(j
Arciuians 15 is .ill
HoltneatU 0 si$
Ooodlellonrs io :: .t7
lmpertala !1 ; mi
linn aitutls 15 24 S5
C!l- 16 Z) Ik
Columbia! l; 33 sj
Toritght whedulr Holmnada n. Arca
dians Ijut night's result Nationals, 515,
OiO. 4Si ArR'let. 71 nt 470.
MT. PLEASANT.
STANDINGS.
Ciui ? v. r
Pet
.bH
.U
.444
.144
.417
.Ki
rnt'a
419.
uu! 'mis .
Park? ...
Kenvons ..
Ilarvards .
Ne,wtons .,
(
4
tMrmonta ; 7
Tonlglife clicdule No game, iast nj
rriuiK-iKimoois, isi, 4-c, s. Nevvtona
tS. 157. Next game Jan. IS, Parks s.
ICcn-
yons.
WESTMINSTER.
STANDINGS
Oubs W. u Pet
Bluex Ti r, .f,43
Vbites S 17
"ls 17 2J 4
Orient ... 15 7
Tonlshfs choOule No game. Iait niirht's
results UrtKnR, 426, 427. 411; Wlilton. 4U7 471
427. Iteds. 4S7. 471, 417; Blues. 1 cu 4-4'
Next pain. Feb. Z, Hods fc Grei'ns- illu'-s
DISTRICT.
STANDINGS.
CIul.s. 7. r
J. E. V. S 7 j
KoyaU X
Jteiinunts 21 17
Itrrolutrs 27 ;i
flooilMIB :C vi
Urrifions .... .. IS 7
Tonlfflit's srlielulf Uoodfcllons m.
cojnerr l-it nlg-lu's results-rjelmont'
512. i20; Kesolutes, Wl, 4M. S14.
Pet.
.822
.
X'i
-ilg
.400
ill.
POSTOFFICE.
STANDINGS.
Clubs. VI". 1
Finance 31 10
Hallway Mall U 17
Postal Savlnes 21 21
Inspection 1 21
City Postofflce H is
Station F U 26
Tonight's Mhcdulr City Postofflce
Finance. Lost night's results No came.
Pet
.766
Mi
.W)
AK
.22.1
.327
i.
TOST DUCKPIN.
STANDINGS.
Clubs W
Yanlgans 2
7.1; y.azn .. 19
Invincible '
I. Pvt
II CS4
17 .It
A'l Stars 14 22 ,Zt3
Today's schedule Invlnciblea vs. Zlc-Zx.
BREAKING EVEN
W&M J RetsL WEIGHT -: CT SfsKib, FblSoAJS I WElcitteb IT I SET IM cXRlfJG ) J FReBZ-lNlG S
I SS- f-auubS - J-S rXViXTHlMG THAT Touches MYSeLP - w'-s I Ric VcUR. f - h&& Pfo I
-mr MfVVCES IT (H I Igl VT AMb IT WOMT BUKiAU ' Oftm fe0T V-LoF l 0ML!
TnilRNlFNT RHIR I who's who on alleys I GOVERNOR CRAIG IPOIOIC LEAGUE IS
REACR WAS1 TON
Dates for Individuals to Be Ar
ranged for Their Best Con
venience. For the information and guidance of
teams and Individuals entering the
A. B. C. tournament, which begins In
Buffalo next month, the following rules
and regulations covering all games roll
ed In thi ftpripa havA hpn nnt toi the
various clt!c3 Invited to participate:
Bowlers entered in all three events
will be scheduled so as to permit them
to complete competition within two
days, unless they are doubled with some
one who is bowling on another team at
some other time, which prevents the
schedule of these two. participants on
same covenicnt dates. 1
Special dates will be granted when
possible. When alleys are filled on spe
cially desired dates, the nearest open
date will be given.
No entry money will be returned after
being received.
Efforts will be made to roll the five
men teams in the evening, with doubles
and singles the following day.
Captains of all teams and all indi
viduals are requested to give business
address.
All telegrams will be forwarded to
business address.
All entries will be received in accord
ance with rules of the congress.
In the two-men contest ono substitute
will be allowed. One of the men enter
ed and scheduled must bowl, but the
names of both members of the team
must be given, as entries with the word
"partner" will not be accepted, kntry
blanks so compiled will be returned- and
the entry money retained until proper
blank is received.
In the five-men contests the substi
tutes must be bona fide members of the
bowling teams entered and scheduled,
and no more than three substitutes will
b allowed to any five-men teams.
k- ...hctHuto will be allowed for the
Individual entry after date of opening of
the tournament.
Teams and individuals must bowl
three games on the set of alleys flrat
rhnKen- Ktartinc all games on the alley
scheduled. 7
Every bowler emerea in ine muiviuuui
event must have at least one ball for
his personal use; each two-men team
must have at least one ball to use for
team work. This to prevent delay in
schedule.
x- .n.tn at- fnriim jmbatiLTice will be
allowed on alleys, runways or for uto
on a ball or on a Dowicr s iou- a vio
lation of this rule will cause forfeiture
and expulsion.
Head new ruie 11:
"The balls shall not in an rase ex
ceed twenty-soen (.1) inc ies in cir
cumference nor exceed xitc'n 1 lrt
1- i uni.lit Anv liiivvlmir li:ill
which has been tampered with by load
ing or which has been manufactured so
as to make it weigh more on ono sldo
.1.-.. ... tVia. rttlior Is heri-liv ileoliirpd
ma-ii wn --' -"- - -- - ----to
be unfair, and Its use is against tho
best interests or tno oownng game, ami
the use of such balls in any game play-
. a .l.a piiln. firiH nnutilmtn nf thn
eu unucr u 77"-" ""- -, " "
Amorican Bowling Congress Is hereby
positively promoueu.
A leeway OI UUCU uuin-ws in um.iiKJlllh
tho ball will be allowed on account of
mechanical Imperfections.
Midyear Exams Halt
To G. W. U. Athletics
Owing to the midejr -xams tho
r?.n..r it .mhlngton bakotb.'ill tenm lt:i
suspended Its schedule, the Interfrater-
r.lty Basketball league lias done the
same, the debating societies hac called
off their meetings. lh- --o-eds have di
vorced themselves from the tango, and
.1... ... ...ttiimlred table, thu irlp, rlnliM
have gassed themselves in aliori, all
student actiuues nao Uet-i suspended
for the wenk.
Tho IntcrfraUniity ljjni.f-iball League
,,. . ....... Itu rfl,k,llllA ,i.v. T......!....
win rcaunic . - "j ... ( , iii-nuiij
cveninu at the K3.iiinasiutn of tho Kpiph
any liplscopal Chiirnh. ti jtroet north
west, uctwcvii . im iiiiii jiiiu four
teenth streetc, wlicn a. double-header
will be staxed. Kappa Alpha will meet
Delta Tau Dflta. and Sigma I'M Kpsllon
will opiose 1'hl Sigma Kappa.
COMMEHCLVL.
STANDINGS.
Clubs. TO I Pet.
Evenlntr Star 7 .SM
WoodwaM 4c iinrujj o-j u .wjj
Welsbach 2S is .017
en-rnl ItiKina: 27 f.sj
Itudolph & West 2o 2i .;oo
VI lium llahn 13 -t I..
JuU-1 i Dell eller .... 1' .; j
trberlcl.'s Sons. 18 iO .37
u.fV A V H I ..mi
Toln.ao Ij.un1r H "4 z):
Tens' . achrriulp Sis' j- J!rlxrn
I.ail man teaum ioinian. u , 4'ii. 431,
Itudolph & V,ctl. M, fiU 475. Itudolph &
TVrt ,oi Toll-nff In first runf.
WHO'S WHO
"RAY"
We were go5nc to call him "Cutie Carvel" In this expose of Washing
ton's prominent howlers, but that monicker is strictly a baseball cognomen
for O. P. Griffith's fast little second baseman, and the name Is barred from
print between October 1 and April Fools' Day. Accordingly, we won't say
anything about "Cutie Carvel" here, but will let him off with the simple
front name of Ray.
Morgan haB been an adept of the alleys for only about twenty months,
and in that time, ho has made remarkable strides toward proficiency. He
is a member of two teams in Washington, the Brunswicks and Sherwoods,
of the National Capital nnd Arcade LeagueB. respectively. His first bowling
affiliation was with the Wavenies, of the Mann League, of Baltimore, that
city belns his horns. U was in the fall of 1912 that he first discovered
that he iiked to bowl, and since then he simply can't resist the maplewood
runway. Baltimore's alleys do not suit Morgan exactly, so he turkey trots
over to Washington on the electric cars every day, to do his bowling.
Also Washington gets ihe race lesults about a second sooner than does
Baltimoic. and that is somo rttraction.
DOGGETT WANTS MORE
SCHOOLBOY CONTESTS
Thinks Each Team Should Play
Twelve Games With Other
Title Opponents.
By BRYAN MORSE.
A. S. Doggett, Eastern High School
athlete director, la o it with a novel sug
gestion for the championship batcball
scries. The Eastern mentor would have
a series of ten, nhkh in his opinion
would go far toward determining a real
championship baseball fiip.
Each high school team would play
I twelve gamos with tho other high school
I teams Instead of four as i3 now the
case, according to Coach Doggett, and
whero the teams now pla fifteen games
1 on tho entire schedule, all of tho pre
paratory games would be abolished and
the school teams would play each other
all year Instead of playing In and
around the city. Tho Idea would tend
to concentrate efforts on tho high
schools alone to the exclusion of other
teams and would have the effect of
stimulating more interest In the games.
According to Coach Doggett, moro
players would take part In the series
than do now and baseball at the high
schools would b boomed to a greater
extent. The live high schools now 111
competition could cither play the best
two out of thrco gutnes with ra-h other
or could enter nn elimination baseball
scries whIUi would iaiw Hit in to meet
each othor moie than um-e
Heretofore each school has met the
others but once in tho chmaplonshlp
Heries. The pi eparatory gatt's leading
up to the high nchool series often ilnd
the teams depending on ono or two
plaers who may not be lit at the time
when moat needed. If tho teams met
each other in two or three games, a
better chance to prove the better com
bination would be gieii.
Coach Doggetl's Idea is one that is ex
pected to meet with tne approval of the
hchoolboys, who believe liy could get
more development In a long series and
could concentrate their efforts better.
One the other hand. It Is thought that a
long series would give too mucli promi
nence to the sport and keep the fol
lowers of the schools keyed up to a
higher decree than is uui rantable. It
Is not impossible that the athletic ad
vlbers will be approai lied with the Idea
belore tho aeries Is dratted.
Th.' Western High S-hool Athletic As
sociation iy e.pc li-l to ilralt a new set
of rulfK for the winners of the "WV
I-ast fall the football playvu eligible
for the latter received a eei tllicale. It
i not unlikely that ba.sketball will ie
tcive reogiilllon as it major sport and
tho "W" be given at the close of Iho
bcasou.
High school bojs at Catholic Univers
ity and the Maryland Aggies aic count
ed upon for the baseball teams. Charlie
Moran Is going to have Eddlo McDon
ough. Central's captain, and Stone, a
former Western High plajer. II. A. C.
Is counting upon Fred Ioonils, "Oozo'
lluntemann, and Elmer Doleman.
It develops that Episcopal High
School has a line offensive team, but is
rated poorly on defense. Army and
. .... .1...... nl.i.fAm. mnlntaln Vl 1 t 11l
Red and Hlack players from Alexandria
are as a curaie goal nunmem tt .ij
of those on the Washington schoolboy
teams, but in defence the teams fall
down.
'
None of tho high school or prep
school teams has had a c banco to
measure up with tca-iii. of other cities,
and the standard hero so far has
failed to get a correct rating. Would
IF THE CONSUMERS EVER GET A CHANCE TO SELL A TON
OF COAL TO THE COAL MAN.
ON ALLEYS
MORGAN.
It not be a good thing to stage a con
test or two with Baltimore teams'
t
The University of Virginia basket
ball Is setting a pace that any of the
schoolboy teams might copy. The
Orange and Blue team has won every
came on Its schedule, and bids fair to
, annex the South Atlantic title. The
i fact that a fellow named Luck plays
i right guard on the five may have some
I thing to do with the wins.
9
Friends School followers are taking on
interest in Jack Brook, one of their in
structors who Is to wrestle In the Me
morial A. (i tournament. Brooks Is a
forme- George Washington football
player and has kept up a lively and ac
tive interest in sports since hie last
year, 1503, at George Washington.
"Bus" Wheatlcy Is likely to find a
place on the Western basketball team
The youngster has been a half term at
the West End school and la eligible.
So far Eastern High School has failed
to give the letters to the football team
or elect a captain for the 19U eleven.
The Capitol Hill lads appear to be tak
ing their time about electing a captain,
and the fine work of Coach Doggett's
eleven seems to be overlooked.
Palmer Stearns, Western's basftball
captain, is to call out his candidates for
track work shortly. Speed is to bo used
In the Red and White team this year
according to steams, who is a fast man
on tho bases.
Thcv count on Harrv Hauls to make
the baseball team at Business this
year. When it comes to 'all-around
athletic Harris must be counted in
among tl.e llrst ones. Evoryono picked
Harris for tho all-high football team,
ho has proven a wonder at basketball,
and now is to try out at baseball.
Joe Baldwin, at Eastern, is sure to
como through as a crack athlete in an
other year. He has shown well in foot
ball and basketball and Is counted upon
to get a loolt-ln at baseball.
)tftnn Adanis. brothor of Jacl: Adams,
the Western -eritr. Is plastnj- rlcht forward
with the Navy team It waa thought when
Caitaln Mclteavy ROt Into the came that
Adame would be bencho.1. Ills showing,
however, entitled him to consideration, ifnd
he I" makin pood with will. Adams shot
eeu LasktfH In the V. I I game recently.
Ecans McEHpmIi. the Te.-li Bprlnter, Is
expeeti-l t' ' the bulk of the point winning
In th" dHshe for Bralley Ulsh this year
McKlfresli mil third to "Nubhi" Jones ami
"L'ntz" nrcuer lust spring ami has no con
tender ibis senion to far.
At Tr-li they doped it out Isst season that
the Imi-e'iall plnerj wore too young and ln-cxpeileiii-d
t dellier the good, "reto"
Lynch, who Icwk hold of the team laflt season
ItiMilleil a l"t t I"i'l' In"' 'he unsistprj.
ThlH ' dr wit!) fln prospects they exect
lo et' out In earnest at the openltijj of the
seas ii.
Rill Miiffor former i;asirn Hlch
S-hool pla'cr. lofs u hole lot for the
tram. Mci"affer' w clerk at lia.tern, and
coinlilned hln efforts in school with como
help to Coach Dopc'tt.
-
ITsrl Ttorr. Western's capiain of football
for next tieaion. who has been out of KclXiOl
for wmie linn, will bo hack In the fall,
llnvtr may play on ono of the amateur base
ball teamH hero this summer. Ho was
counted upon to play second at Western thl
sprlns. N
Indoor baseball work will be started by the
hlch nihools durliiK Hie ndtidlu of next
month All of the hlsh schools ham their
roaches selected with the excptlon of Tech.
whli'i Is thouRhl to be dlrkrrlns with Austin
Unwind (.'jiintri" Morris. "Ra" Urown
utid l)ao White.
iVnfral Western ai-d Tea are rperl nST
Hi kind bin squads of runners lo tho Hon-l.lns-Kifth
lleglment eanies In Daltlmore ne- t
month An eftt will be made to hook up
the relax leanr. of the three schools In u
racu In Baltimore and another hero ta tha
Oeonetown tneet
E
Seeks to Make Peace Between
North Carolina and N. C.
Aggies.
RALEIGH, jr. C. Jan. 37. The con
troversy between the State University
and the Agricultural and Mechanical
College Involving the athletic integrity
of both institutions, was taken up by
Governor Craiy today and he will ask
tho trustees of the university tomorrow
to make an effort to restore peace.
Tho two State institutions, dependent
upon State appropriations, eight years
ago ceased contests. They reconsider
ed last year, but near the football
date the university charged the "Techs"
with playing Ineligible men. Carolina
and Virginia broke with Georgtown and
involved both the Carolina and "Tech"
coaches. Governor Craig asks that
games be restored and peace declared.
PATEXT ATTOttXEYS'.
STANDINGS.
Cliits. . VT. L. Pet.
V. J. Evans Jt Co .". B 1 .!
("handles & Chandlee 3 J .W
V. II. PaXlixOR. S .JW
Watson E. Coleman J J .3CO
tV. G. & H... ...... ......... I 1 .500.
I T? TI fWn 3 2 .5W
'.John lmlrl)i J -JJ
j. u. i;an; .
Tonlfrhf schedule Inline . W. G i M.
Last ruzht's reiults No came.
P. E. P. CO.
STANDINGS.
!w. W. I, Pet.
Gen. Supt. Offlse. H ; .M
Storeroom If ; -J-
Bookkeepers is J -Jl
Undeicround Is ."
Kr.ineers 7 H "'
r.i-r X It
Construction 8 IS .213
0-rhead 6. 1 . --0S
Tonight's schedule Construction vs. Meter.
J.a-.t nlclit's results No came.
DEPAIITMENTAL.
BTANDINGS.
Clubs. W. J. Pet
Asriculture ;
Bureau r; J-
Commlseioners - JJ .5J
v.. 21 IS .j3S
inlrflcr 1 "
Tonigtif s schedule Interior v. "War. Ist
night's results Commissioners, 83S. S31 JJ:
Navy. SIC. 1, Til
COIONIAL.
STANDINGS.
ClcbJ. W. Ij Pet.
Manhattan ?
Pioneers Jj " ;
Pilgrims
Virginias " .3
Iraniinl ............ 13 ..il
Puritans ' 2i -?I!
ConUnentals 33 .154
Tonight's schedule Pioneers is. Manhat
tan Last night's results. Puritans. S95.
JU 77. Virginias. 97 W0. 316.
ttECLAJTATIOX.
STANDINGS.
Clubs
Malls and
v..
Tvt
.7J1
.600
.lit
Piles
. I"
Accounts
Technical
.. 1 .....4 Q,rm!l
in
l'Urcnaoe im m-,.k...-.-. - . .",-
u
.2i0
Tonight R SCneauie u Kamo. uisi msui
results Postponed. Next game 1'eb. 2.
Malls and Files vs. P. and L.
GEORGETOWN COJnrEBCrAL.
STANDINGS.
Clubs. w- ! Pct-
J IL l'Teeman 27 9 .TJ0
A'rllngton Urewlng Co SS 11 .667
. ... f. Dtiln ... ".I 1 Ck
M. C Mitchell Co 33
M. Baers 1
Murtaugh Shop
Potomac Alleys la
A. T.aeJ & Sons M
Kir.erald Athletlo As 11
13 .639
17 .3S
17 .CM
21 AV.
la .2.".?
.jo;
Clarendon Athletic As J .-J .319
Tonight's schedule Arlington s- Potomacs
Iast nlght'a results-Wcaers. 4i7. 437. Ki;
M. Uaera. iSl. 17. 459.
.319
L
END INFLUENC
Y. 31. C. A.
STANDINGS).
Cabs "IV. L. Pet.
Yaktina " 3 I- .63,
MOMcati J; -637
Mohnwlc 1 ' .
Deliiware '-J J .t."
renobecot 1' 1 .500
Niagara 15 -' .16
Wachusett 1 -3 .Sil
Cheyenne ; " 33 .363
Tonight's schedule Mohicans vs. laMmas
Lvaot night's results Niagaras. 2b. 179. 3C6,
Delaware, al, 303. 331.
DEPARTMENTAL.
STANDINGS.
Clubs. W. I.. PcL
Bureau .......... 33 11 .637
U. S. M. C 33 1 alll
Pension 33 ih .jW
Nv Yard ?i '- .w
Land " J' -54j
Tieasury .
War ! ..VS
omnilsMdnera n ."
U. P. O ' - -373
Vggles - .'S3
Tonlgh''s schedule No gart-. U-i nlKtit's
rfulu-Pension. 44i. 453, 457 War 4.4, t.ia,
4S4. Next giine Jan. ZS, Treasar' . Agrl-ouitur.
) By Goldbefrg
PLANNING
SEASON
J. W. Watson Is Elected Presi
dent and Outlook Is for Dia
mond Success.
The Potomac Ieaguc has elected these
officers: J. W. "Watson, president:
Lewis B. Cooke, vice president; Thomas
B. Williams, financial secretary; G.
McQee. treasurer; Arnold Barbour, sec
retary. The league developed into a strong
circuit last year and Interest was
maintained throughout, there beta? as
many as 2,000 people at some of the
gamesplayed in Anacostia. Tho com
ing season promises as much, in the
opinion of the managers.
The clnbs which will enter are the
same as last year. These will represent
Ozon Hill. Md.. the Government Hos
pital for the Insane, Congress Heights,
the "Washington Steel and Ordnance
Company, Fairlawn. and Highlands. A
team from Southeast Washington may
take the place of tha last named, how
ever. ,
The management has been enenretic
j in getting things in readiness for the
games, -rtireaay mere is in e'Kiit inu
sum of $300 from a program which has
been -arranged to cover the season's
games. A clubhouse Is to be erected in
Anacostia, where ail the contests will
take place this year. Permission has
been obtained from the United States
officers concerned for the use of the
grounds that have been reclaimed on
the south shore of the Anacostia river,
where a diamond has been laid off.
BECLAMATIOJi.
STANDINGS.
Clubs. "Won. J Pet
Malls and Files 23 3 .73
Accounts - ... ' .CC0
Technical s 10 AH
Purchase and Supplies 3 15 .350
Next gama. Jan. 15 Purchase and Scppllei
vs. Technical.
AMUSEMENTS
BELASCOl Sg'-JPSb
TONIGHT 8x15 I -oc 91""
CHARLES DILLINGHAM Prements
The Dlfrtlnsruished Actress.
DORIS KEANE
IX EDWAKD S1IELDOVS
'ROMANCE"
NEXT WEEK Seats New
GILBERT MIIJIl Presents
A SEW AMEIUCAX COMEDV
"MARRYING HOHEY"
By "Washington Peiet and Bertram Mar
burgh. Pnpulnr Poll i'layers Tirlce Daily la
"le World and His Wife"
NEXT WEEK The Two Orphans."
A Superb Kevival of the Kate Clajcton
WINTER RESORTS
Atlantic City.
flDartboroiiQl)- SlenBelm
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Joilah "White A Sunn Company.
STEAMSHIPS
MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS. CO.
FLORIDA
"BY SEA"
BALTIMORE to
JACKSONVILLE-SAVANNAH
... -t.am.M l-?-vr!tnt rvlr Iir
lares. Wireless tslecraph. Tferua;h tlckstt
to r.ortncrn ani Douiacru poiuu. muuwnmi
tarried. Send for booklet.
B. fc O. K. It. Oinces ano ok inn n. it.
W. P. TURNER. P T M- Baltlmof. MX
EXCURSIONS
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.
Modern Steamers
NOUTHluVND & SOUTHI.a:SD
Dully 0U3 9. m. for OLD POINT,
NO UFO LIC and all points SOUTlj,
City Ticket Offlcr, ai J5lh SL N. W.
tWoodirnrd Bnlldlas)
BOWLING BUGS
LIKE THE TIMES
Kirk C. Miller, Bowling Editor,
Tho Times:
Dear Sir: Enclosed you -will find
a schedule which I ask; as a
favor "of you, to publish on
1 rintpa tffhpn thn toarrto ata t
roll.
rhankinp you for these favors,
and for the publicity and rec
ognition which your paper has
given the league of late, I re
main, yours,
G. PRENDER.
Official Scorer, Northeast Duckpin
JLcague.
PRIZE IS OFFERED
Station F League Is to
' Ladies' Night on
Saturday.
Hold
Next
Although the Carriers, In the youth
ful Station F Duckpin League, bav
a perfect percentage coming aa a
result of winning all six games la
which it has participated the team
in the circuit are conceded to be about
as evenlymatched as in any local organi
zation, and close competition is de
signed to be the rule. This league i
composed of employes of the Station
F Postofflce. and Its games are rolled
ewh Saturday night at the A read
alleys.
Some shake-up in the standings
which are printed below is sure to
result at the next sets which are to
be rolled on January 31. This night
has been designated as ladies' night.
To add interest to the matches at
the end of this week. Superintendent'
Cotter has offered a prize of a stick:
pin for the highest Individual score.
The pin wilt be designed after the.
letter bax are now used in "Washington.
Here Is the standings of the league,
to date:
Name. "Won. Lost. Pet
Carriers 6 0 1.000
Mailing 3 3 .500
Delivery 3 3 .500
Parcel Post 0 6 .000
ITATT TABD.
STANDINGS.
Clubs. MT. L. Jet.
Miscellaneous ZS 11 JIA
Breech Mechanism : li .ill
Secondary Mount ZO JZl
West SbOD 1 Z0 .it.
Erecting Shop IS 21 .41?
East Sfcop - 11 a .ai
Tonight's schedule Xo game. Last nlsol'sj
results Miscellaneous. -Us. a. USr Cast
Gnn. 4. 4J8. 4S1. Next game-Jan. 3. Sec
ondary Mount vs. Erection.
PATENT EXA311XEBS.
STANDEfOS.
Clubs. W. . Pet.
Engineers 11 .71
Printers 2 II .XI
Farmers ....... 20 -STt
Interference 17 S2 .CI
Mechanics ., 17 ZS AT,
Woodworkers ......... 14 25 .23
Tonight's schedule Farmers vs. Wood-
-workers. Last nlsnfs results No game.
XTEBDEXOXIXATIOyAL.
STANDINGS.
Clubs. W. " T Pr,
Filth Si 14 .61
St. Mark s ............. 1. mi
Westminster 20 13 -M3
Blxth .- io X 4&3
Bethany .... 23 21 .4i
RgndflJl . 14 m3
TbnSSnt's schedule Kendall ts. a vest min
uter; Bethany vs. Sixth: St- Marks vs. Flith.
Last night's results o came.
AMUSEMENTS
NATIONAIii8
CHAIIIS rROHMAX presents
DONALD BRIAN
IN
The Alarriage Market
DA1WS THEATRE I.OSDOX)
MUSICAL COMCDV SUCCESS
Next Week SWffiSSSSr Safe Ttarsfcy
COHAN & IIAIUUS In tha Mualcal Comedy
Present Success.
niiiunun "Tbe Beaatr Sltaa"
IlAInlUnU Book and Lyrics by Cnan-
HITCHCOCK
nlnjr FoUock and Kenoil
Wolf. Muslo by Chas. J.
Gebest.
100 Company & Chorus. Augmented Oroheatr.
iMmm
Tonlxht. SUS.
Matinees, ZtlZ
Tnnrs. & Sat.
THE TRAIL of the
LONESOME PINE
WITH
CHARLOTTE WALKER
A Hay by EUGENE WALTER.
From the Novel by JOIIN FOX. ir.
NEXT WEEKj Seals Now Selfe?
The Musical Spectacle and Historical
1 "3 Beam, enuiica
COLUMBIA"
TT Days. Commencing Tuesday-, Pehriv
cry i special jiuuhcc istuuuaj
500 People in UicCast-Coant Thes--5W
BENEFIT NOEL. HULiSis.
B. F.KEITH'S
DAILY
AND
SUNDAY
Mat., 25c. Eve., 25 to 75o
"EXCELLS
OTHERS"
THE POST
IirijAIDi: & J. J. HUIIDS In Tho
Sssrli or Life." 51 VOCE TEIUIV.
.OKTO Ml-IIOLSU. t.ES JUX
LEYS. ELSIE JAMS' TUIO. 3 Other
Ucnt of Fun nI Jiovclty.
SUKE
-Mnnns-Kr Clark Presents
The Rosey Posey 6 iris
la - Slualcal Satires, Intradnclnr
THE BAKBAItY" COAST UAXCEN
Next 'eek AI tteeves' Blc ShoiT
CIILOIUI1 UNIVERSITY GLEE
A.M 3IASD0LIN CLUBS OF If. Y.
CONCEKT AND DANCE.
Tuesday EenlnET. February 3. t:30.
1U LEIGH HOTEL.
Tickets $1-50. May fie obtained from
Mrs. Greene. SGIT Conn, avt, and at
Droop's. 13 th and O. -s
FOR HIGHEST SCORE
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