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THE WASHINGTON TDIES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1916.,
11
. s
Business High Physical Director Resigns PostPaul White May Coach Team
.
DR. W. B. HUDSON IS
I
Terminates Connection At
School and As Head of
League to Practice.
WHITE MAY SUCCEED HIM
"Father of Schoolboy Basket
ball" May Be Prevailed Upon
to Stay With Circuit.
Schoolboy Game,
Is Postponed
-
Western and Central were sched
uled to play at the Arcade to
day in the regular Intcrschol
astic League game. Central
"'asked a postponement on ac
count of a death in the fam
ily of Ross White, center on
the Central team. The Red
and White agreed to the post
ponement and will meet Cen
tral tomorrow afternoon at the
Arcade.
By BRYAN MORSE.
The resignation of Dr. William B.
Hudson, of Business High School,
president of the Interscholastic
Basketball League, is in the hands
of the members of the league and
is expected to take effect with the
resignation 6t the Business man as
physical director in the high schools.
In a letter to members of the cir
cuit Dr. Hudson has called a meet
ing of the league for tomorrow, at
which time he has asked Frank New
berry, of the Army and Navy Preps,
to preside. A change in the sched
ule is necessary owing to the pure
food exhibit which will take place at
the Arcade next week. With the
changed schedule came the announce
ment of Dr. Hudson's retirement
from his post at Business High
School and 'his resignation' as head
of the schoolboy league.
Tho Buslnces High School conch lit
leaving the public schools to practleo
medicine nnd will give up his duties at
the school and as coach cf the Busi
ness basketball team on the first of
the month. It Is expected that Paul
White, successful coach nf the Busi
ness football and baseball teams, will
lake over the coaching: Job of basket
ball. It Js not Improbable that the Inter
tcholastlc Basketball Lengiie will re
fuse to accept Dr. Hudson's resigna
tion as head of the circuit. It Is known
that a continuance in office la desired
t-.monK league members and It may be
that Dr. Huddon can he prevailed upon
torempln. The Biihlnrss Uljjli coach hhs
been prominently Identified with p.tli
letlcs In tho District for :i number of
years. Ho has come to be known as
the father of schoolboy basketball hers
lis he founded and kept B'jIi-K the In
terscholastic circuit during the past six
years.
Basketball in scholastic ranks has
been placed on a high plunc owing to
the Influence of .Dr. Hudson. It Is In
timated that his Interest will be con
tinued and that his spare time will bo
devoted to the sport.
Postponements of games In the In
terscholasXIc League next week
means the adoption of a new schedule
for the remnlnJer of the season. The
schedule will bo as follows: WedneB
day, Jnnuaty 26, Western vs. pentral.
Krlday, January 28, Business vs. St.
.Mhiins- I' astern v Army and Navy,
",'iii-slay, V'obrunry r. Business vs.
AVstHf!v Western vm St. Albans. Fi
da;. February 11, Airny and Naw vs.
rtrAl. Pitifs, s Kastern. Tues
day, February IE, Western vs. St. Al-buns-
Army nnd Navy vs. Business.
Friday. February If, Kastern vs. Cen
tral, Western vs. St. Albans; Wednes
day, February 23, St. Albans vs. Cen
tral; Western vs. Kastern. Friday,
February 25. Business vs. Central; St.
Albans vs. Army and Navy. Tuesday,
February 29, Western vs. Centrnl.
Friday, March 3, Business vs. St. Al
bans; Eastern vs. Army and Navy.
Beginning February h double-hr&dora
will be played Tuesday and Frltliv.
The slngls games obtained on Tuesday
before the schedule was Interrupted.
I
Kastern r.nd Georgetown Prens are
slated to meet today In Ityan G; mna
alum. The Preps have been going
Along smoothly of lute. Eastern b is yet
to win gam" rgainrt any of tho prep
schools or hiph schools, but has shown
Improvement In every contest.
Business and Gnn-inna were scheduled
for a battle yesterday, but hot'i 'osni
ngreed to n prstnoncment ns sr''i has
Its clutches eu several nf ', phi vers.
Western Is the latest to suffer. T..'tcr
Peine has beer. Ill for a couple -of days
asjhas Lick Eersennt.
Th Idei nf a s'hclntlc relay f-ir the
Oeorge Washington meet on Mnieh 4
seerns to be nn-oMivi with fivo smti';
Me follower of 'ndoor tnck. -Prof. lc
Nrmar. of G. W 1".. Is wiwlv nn'-nlng
flie mi's to s'l seholnstle te.im In tHo
ntstrlr nnd hopes tn get at least six
entrants.
Robert H. Young Will
Speak to Baltimoreans
Robert IT. Toting, president of tho
Washington Amateur Baseball Associa
tion, will addreai the Baltimore ama
teurs at their meeting In the Monu
mental City tonight. The Baltlmoro
men have remodeled their constitution
after that of Washington nnd want to
f:et Into an Intercity series with AVash
ngton nnd Richmond.
On Friday the Richmond men . wi'l
hold a meeting In the Virginia capital,
nnd If their consent to Baltimore's
entry Is obtained, Washington Is ex
ntd to arraa.
ESIGK POST AT
BUSH AS COACH
MASONIC LEAGUE
CONSIDERSNEWPLAN
Theater Party May Be Held to
Secure Tournament En
trance Fund.
With a view to entering as mony
teams as possible from the Masonic
Bowling Association In the Atlantic
Const Bowling. Association, that organi
sation will hold a meeting In the library
of Masonic Temple Thursday night aj
8 p. m. A committee which was ap
pointed some time ago Is considering
tho advisability of arranging a soeclal
night at some theater, and this plan
seems io no tho most ravorca uy mo
general body.
Chairman J. II. Itlehardn has some In
teresting advice and suggestions to
mane at tho meeting, and every mem
ber of the committee Is nrired to attend.
Four members of Division No. 2 of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians rolled a
match set, with the following results:
Thomas Culhane 98 110 122
Georgo Grady 101 117 99
Dan Drlscoll 96 103 St8
Dan Hcrllhy , 86 90 97
Much enthusiasm In the prospects of
the Novelty Tournament to be ' intro
duced at the Pirtnco by Harry Armlger
next Saturday night was heard ln.many
of tho bowling centers last Jilght. TVe
cash and merchandise prlzeoato attrac
tive, nnd the particular brand of-Cdm-pelltion
should bring out some real
spore.
Many commendable records are stand
ing In .the Fourteenth Street Lcaeue.
which has just compiled Its most recent
averages and percentages. High indi
vidual average of 400-10 Is held by Offen
berg. The best game hAs been con
tributed by Splcss, 131. while Mondoll's
set of 343 Is the record one for the cir
cuit. The best team game was rolled by
Qulnter, their mark being 622, and Co
lumbia has the high set. The greatest
number of strikes has been made "by
Crowley, 13, and Watklns' mark of
sixty spares gives him' the most dis
tinction tn that' department of the game.
Fourteenth Street
Duckpin Averages
STANDING . Of THE TEAMS.
G.
. 43
.. 4.'i
.. 43
. 43
.. 45
43
W.
32
30
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14
14
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29
SI
31
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Columbia
Allien
milliters
Patent Office
Phelps
Neutral!
1ND1V1DCAL.AVEHAGES.
Columbia.
G. HG.HH.8t. Kp.
12 123 317 0 12
.It 111 30 7 U
38 130 34.1 3 It
Ave.
fl-4
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31
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9V-3
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1H-13
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W-37
Hl-2
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1.7-7
83-2
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100-10
4-14
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90-:fs
9-t
M-l
7-l
M-13
13-3
18-23
(7-2t
l7-lt
83-20
K-2
M-l
U-10
Coleman ..,
Spies
Mendell ...
Needle
llowdyliunh
W. Xander
It 118, :? 3 20
.... 43 117 M t l
.... 41 104 3 3 38
Allies.
Crowley ....
O'llrlen,
Calloway .: .
Vt'atklns ....
Herey
Ixjiiilxinl ...
l'ulankl
Whitney ....
Schlade
43 ,130 331 13 H
in lOt S04, 4 i7
"'
3 107 MS' 43
43 119 318
4 10
12 106
.... 27 PC
13 W
.... t !0
.... 7 0
ISO 0 II
l-SS 2 27
.-,i 3 11
r.j o 4
Qulnten.
21 US 32t
Orfenherg
Cohen
1.IPP
Clone
Hover
KrlMoe
8
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39 114
14
110 29 3
43 112 ;f
a 112 30t s
20 110 29S .1
lvy t
Ulalr It
! it
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102
Mi 1
Strieker
6 M 26G
Patent Office.
42 104 287 7
30 107 275 I
21 IOC 2H 1
It. Thoinan
Fahey
Ueddex
K. Thomas
Coburn
Nel.i!
Webster ...',
U row u
3
7
22
42
43 1ft
08
40 104
70
5
103 23T
4
1
!B K7 O 10
27 M 263
3 It
I'helps lirothera.
Seltzer 30 114 297 4 P2 i'3-23
Hurtncr
33 108 .".14
W-27
Owen ...".
Donovan
Keimnli .
Phelps ...
Duller ...
Smalley .
8
24
106 282
103 2S0
10-4
.'9-2
S7-11
S2-2I
7J-10
.'3-4
1-t
!H'-11
SS-22
S8-8.
S4-22
S4-
X3-U
77-t
79-7
41 10.1
27t
232
144
240
3t
97
S7
85
23
Neutrals.
Moneyklaer
Hancock ...
Austin
MrClellan .,
Flckllng- ....
Abbot
McMurray .
Tucker
Jones
8 102 283
1 8
24 112
100 3 21
114 284
4
4
42 110 2St
29 103 ITS
6 S 26
13' 100 20
93 251
...30 St :: 3
CU JILL BATTLE
G. 1 0. BASKETERS
Catholic University and George Wash
ington get together tonlghjt at the Ar
cade In their first basketball meeting
of the season. Tho Brooklanders are
favored for a win on account of their
phenomenal showing against every te.am
thev have met this season.
George Washington will have the
services of Harrv Almon tonight, -which
will add strength to the team. C. ,U..
however. Is expected" to win bv a good
margin. Jim Colllflower and Frank
Schlosser will officiate.
Mike Shortley. right forward on the
C. V, team, will be out of the game
today. Shortley received a cut on his
chin In the Virginia came Saturday
night which is keening him on the
sidelines. "Shorty" McMahon will take
Hhortle.v's nqsltlon.
C. I'. will nrobahlv line up as follows:
McMahon. rleht forward: Caffrey. left
forward: Galllvan. center: Keeean.
right guard, and artwrlght. left guard.
The G. W. IT. llnc-un will be Almon and
Allen, forwards: Matthews, center, and
Grocsbcck and Shaver, guards;
Tonight's Bowling
Phi Mil Sigma Mu vs. PI.
Masonic Columbia vs. Dawson: Stans
bury vs. Lafayette.
Reclamation Engineers vs. Drafting.
Postofflce Bankers vs. Independents.
Washington City Tenpln Acmes vs.
Irocuols.
Northeast McIIughs vs. Glbraltars.
District League Shermans vs. Gar
risons ,
Pcnco Bookkeepers vs. Auditing;
Commercial vs. Secretaries.
National Capital-Casinos , vs. Climbers.
Mt. Pleasant Securities vs. Deqaturs.
K. of C Boosters vs. Cardinals.
Interbureau Solicitors vs Publica
tions. Georgetown Commercial C. P. Aslv
vs. Knlck. A. C.j Col. Sand. vs. Poto
mac Sav.
Commercial Maurice Joyce vs, Hecht
Arcade Roberts vs. Goldenbergs.
Bankers Amer. Secy. vs. W. L. and
T. Co.
Capital CUv-Bureau vs. Havannara.
From Foul
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Buck'! SBcclslk.
Norrir Peters.
Ileall, is S 7t
wmhtn k n u
Haltrr...... SI lot M
Hall.,.,,...,, ioio$ It
William... 104 0 M
Taylor, lfc it 17
Monohan... 17 75 101
Crsmer a M U
Prjoe........ H 11 10J
Miller. t 101 0 (I
Totals..,. 4Mim
Totals..,. 441 448 4h
MASONIC LEAGUE.
Acacia.
Federal.
Deslo jot M I
Thompson., II SO M
Lamater. .
II M II
Warren
IUney
I-evlnnohn..
Uoldberc...
H M SJ
k 7i n
ti IS 07
H 1M M
iiarny M VO 3
McClure.,
71 78 W
7tl 441 441
Totali...,
439 438 412
Whltlnr.
lit 71 103
ia 83 12
Totals.,
. iKIng David.
Flvored.r... 97 81 84
Jenkins...:. 78 94 82
Jackion I n 71
Vanderllp... 8t 93 14
flockln(.... 103 91 U
Totals..,. 4S4 459 411
Qorg C.
M. Bacr
Howell
Ilsneke
87 112 t
Aer,. 92 93 111
MacDaer... 121 84 9t
ToUll....;v.S4t 432 4
DIRTIUC1 LEAGUE,
Oood Fellow!.
nider. 87 99 101
Shade 104 It J
Hansford... W 127 93
IlnV.. 94 95 91
Krleker 100 112 109
- lloyali.
Carroll 107 108 117
I-mvlB 8 100 91
"alley 110 109 lot
Stanford.... 94 107 95
Kraui! ltl 121 10t
Total!.... 74 J24 4SV
Totals.
614 $43 SIS
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE..
Commerce.
Treasury.
K 17
Chafflot 83 89
8.1
Sick.
Kempton...
Greenwali.
Thomai
Kartell
It 102 M
94 95 93
Smith
Emrton....
VVelden
Williamson
99 82 91
97 93 97
121 106 S3
M 110 103
It 93 109
IS 89 92
Tptali.... 423 418 477
Tota!.... 491 4 4t
80UTHERN RAILWAY CLERKS' LEAGUE.
Treasurer!. ., Manager!.
Gaines so ff tt
Cole
98 89 97
S7 77 k8
LTepion. . 102 S3 109
Parke-.
"ravee 77 79 4
Early w i S9
Parker 90 90 S
Dummy
Coe.,
80 M 10
108 H 91
100 90 117
Fegan
Total!.
4S1 417 a:
ToUll 4S3 430 47S
Tie Timber.
'Auditors.
. Dorsey... 81 74 92
Uhmin 73
Sfi 114
..8 84
87 83
97 1C2
71 99
loiteuo bl 2 9
Ualllnser..
7
craven 104 M ti
Darie
n-.-uorsey.. .1 111 SI
Laa-renson... v0 100 Jl
Totals....'.. 7i 4W4il
Campbell...
Hmlth
114
Totals.!... 474 4-13 4SI
BOUTHEApr LEAGUE.
Oakland. U. H.
I.
S3 80 91
74 S8 77
S3 M 82
64 W l3
103 t7 9!
Du Uusky.
98 117 89 Shumate....
MUIVIMM.,.,
Oarnqs
LUcaS
Kane!
Cook '..
IS St
.. .. ft
II 79 ..
104 M1O0
34 91 11
Johnson.
Wilson....
Rusk
Brill
Totali..
439 Irt 431
Totals M 4C9 43.1
NAW YARD LEAGUE.
MttcelUneons. Foundry.
WilWCI OO 11 JI1UOII.,
1U7 8t 82
sillier..
125 IK) WlCheater....
SO !8 10lHo111i
39 In) WHare...
117 91 StjAufUste...
11 103 84
'.8 V, 101
St Kl 81
-l 125 3
Lalr.uro...
Morgin...
Helndel...
494 4'2 9l!
Totali
Totali.
451 411 443
WESTMINSTER LEAGUE.
White. i Re.li.
C.n.i:iiurch,
80 82 77
N.llerkloy.
Webster....
K. Week.
Kowne
Total!....
S3 ' Si
xt St ti
N4 91 !
H 93 SI
Forfeited.
424 449 4431
Uluee.
Depne 101 79 81
Gordon. M 94 74
I. Weeks... K 75 90
H.McCHey. 7 72 l
Grten.
MrKIIIen... 100 83
98
Mel Church
Croswell....
W. Church.
Brlsht.
Dal
91 71 SO
SO .. 88
.. S3 ..
112 79 102
9t 91 110
Jaiper 110 103 to
Total! 434 43 3S3
Totali....
479 403 478
RED MEN'S LEAGUE.
Osceola. i Idaho.
Hurdl
7t 89 91 Kstx 73 73 103
M 97 89 Handler 91 80 7
K: Queen
Ati.......
J. Queen.
Renner..,
Total.
71 81 teatherman 85 81 4!)
1M 81 101 Smallwood. t 72 81
,z 7 4 l-owier 79 83 9s
434 425 457l Total
ir 391 342 403
. M. C. A. LEAdUE.
- Mohawk.
Ksdet 95 1 OS 87
Demonet 80 79 8
Rupptrt 9 82 84
Total.... 271 2 238
Reneca.
Thatcher... 91 80 8.1
True 89 SO M
Mclren... 89 101 87
Total
218 281 23S
FOURTEENTH 8TKEET LEAGUE.
J. B. Qulnter A- Bon.
Col. Cov. Co.
Cohen.
103 114 90
93 57 51
S9 78 91
97 M 88
90 101 85
- jt.a
472 4M 414
nowdybuh 89 84 86
Blair.
floe .
novryer....
Levy
Total...,
K. xsniler.
W. Xander.
Mendell
Spel
82 95 89
101 93 M
109 93 99
101 91 92
Total.
482 458 4S5
COMMERCIAL LEACHTE.
naklns- Co. . Barber A: no.
On.
Helniman.. 108 90 122 Oyster,
8.1 95 94
Foter 9 89 73 Johnon....
Hutchlnon 102 95 95;lVarnke....
niltnhoue 89 99 SS.Tompklm. .
Duekett.... 11 97 91 Wetzel
Total Sll 470 47g' Total....
8.1 93 8.1
88 85 91
88 125 105
109 108 IIS
447 m 473
RECI.AMATIO.V LEAfll'K.
Wreckers. 'I nrriin
Usrley 80 SI W Koonta s 78 S2
Orlsr 77-S2 '.S'l-exernn. m va in
Ueverlflie... SO M 90noendorn.. 106 K FS
lotai. 217 231261' Total.... 280 22 245
.. tV 251 264'
WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL LEAGl'E.
Jen's.
Iff
Anthony..
1 .78 H
StcCarthv.
85 M Al
Himon
nice
Dummy...
Newcomu.
108 10O 95
M SO St
(8 S 73
M 111 71
Keatlne.....
Schmidt... .,
Barnett..,..
Finton
78 f.9 75
M SI 81
107 SO 81
lit 91 i
Total 443 4M 418
The HUH.
I.lnlon Vi 81 97
Total 447 JS4 419
Mack,
r Stewart.. 73 M) lot
Miller R9 72 93 C. teart
102 82 H
91 S8 74
90 v 7".
93 93 ',S
434 hi 4U
.-Nelson 83 w STiTavlor
Tatbplt 84 90 fSPhore
Huniibury., 91 77 ISiMrCarty
Totals..... 412 418 430l Total
POSTOFFICE LEAOtTE.
Bankers.
Independents.
Blrqm 95 90 82
I'rush 81 89 ST
Maculre 88 94 S7
Ituienk'p... SO 78 107
John 107 81 90
f.yon..
94 M 10!
Vanderllp.
Brand
McCaleb...
93 K SO
H 91 81
108 119 80
88 93 98
467 431 44(
Slick
Total 451 lit 451
Total.
NAUTICAL LEAGUE.
Coast Survey.
Ilraadwater r,n.
rtollngtr.... 9S 95 M
Pefton 77 91 10s
Malohey.... 107 78
Dummy 75 .. .
McKenxle.
Mtubb
Maize
Total...
83 9S 78
jonnson
ai 97 84
101 103 88
83 99 85
81 85
91 88 97lPh(lllp..
81 81 lOSIPattlion.
Flood..
42T 452 487
Total.... 454 458 416
OFFICE LEAGUE.
OOVT PRINTINO
Doc',
Peldman....
Bindery.
84 9SSolomon..
79 71 100
88 82 101
9t 9.9 102
84 85 88
S3 M 92
Balderson.7
Jone
Hster
Ellett
Wolste'me.,
si .. s.i.riieam
S3 92 97 Herman...,
S3 79 :, Taylor
131 10? M Fltcvlbbcn
8 93 98
Total.... 4Jj 35 g
Total 438 452 471
Foundry.
Hulldlnc.
ov.ey.,.
84 83 84 nrlan
100 104 81
91 90 97
S4 102 93
79 113 73
81 93 M
i-arey
Markham.
Herle........
Rrown ,
S3 91 93dlsrrla
103 84 87 .Chun
101 92 92 Itendetaon.
93 104 93 Gallagher..
470 436 3'
Total
Total. ... 7 502 437
Fremen.
Clerk,
Hasaett.
93 ISJt lOr
Fisher
109 78 83
Tfl'ett....
R'rKen'her.
mid
Edward....
Total...,
89 77 ft"
,M 84 8
Coniatook,
Wehter. .
Brown
Murdock,,
Total..
9J 2 91
8? 92 85
105 IU 108
94 91 1C1
482 470 471
107 81 li
S3 82 87
441 457 4M
WUREAU ENO. AND PRINT. LBAQUE.'
Rotarlea.
Ens-ravin;.
Dove
m
n k
Butler...:
ss n 94
88 95 88
O'Rewn...
Koch
WJIle
Haett....
80 V 81
Kate
Jacob
Abbott,
Wettenh'm
91 84 100
81 103 71
103 103 91
87 S!) 84
81 8.1 81
92 82 90
430 443 4
Total.
Total... .; 4JJ m it
HVATTaVIlJE LEAGUE.
Arcade
Comtunv
Meyer
WaUh
S3 84 82
Calhoun 71101102
74 83 91
102 79 91
.. 112 93
S3 .. ..
M 94 105
Whaley ..
Smllh ...
Hllnkman
Wrleht .
' Touts..
V
Rpblnaon.... 81 79 SI
i'V" 94 W 98
"alt tn 8.1 110
Total.
437 457 417
437 434
Line to Pit
Y. M, C. A. LEAGUE.
Chlppewai. Mohicans.
i-Bhunk
90 Kt 93
Thomion.,.. 87 SO M
Miller 83 110 84
Funk 113 70 110
Keegan.,
Runner.,
Totals
Sf iiO 97
93 VI 91
261 2C7 t'89
Totals 2S5 270 2S4H
CARROLt. COUNCIL (IC. C.) LEAGUE.
l'lntai. . Genoas.
Rett..... '78 71 79
Mullln
S4 78 79
itcCann (87 91 17
McCloiky...
Dummy... ...
Dummy
llurke
72 ai 13
fO SO CO
SO SO 80
t7 33 W
Donohoe !)2 SO lot
MclAURh'n. 110 100 97
Dummy..,. i. 80 .. .,
Repettl SI 100
Totali 403 4.'1 417
Total! 445 4234C9
Columblsi.
SteDono'h... HO M S7
Moore St 78 81
Newbeck.,,. 87 S3 73
Mahone)'.... 81 79 SO
Klley 79 102 71
Mnas.
Koontr st 89 S9
Kennedy t m 77
Colbert !3 liiO 92
Ueuchert.... 71 1U2 80
Crowed 93 10.3 1(0
Totals Lit IU 400
ToUls I4t 494 441
WASHINGTON CITY TENP1N USAGUE.
Royals,
Jscobeen 161 134 HI
Pioneers.
Eaton....,.,. 182 203 173
Herring' 169 li.9 172
Walker 1S1 133 181
McKnew.... 1CS 188 193
Dent..
ISO 144
Gnrmt,....
Kraun
Total!....
Itt 213 192
151 K'3 101
Nle'maniUI.
Elmer.,,....
Handicap...,
Robb....;....
Totals
149 134 15t
182 153 131
17 17 21
.. .. 177
29 S32 SIS
797 30t 920
ODD PBLLOWS' LEAGUE.
Mount l'leaunt. , Klerru
aaant.
7t SO 74
Relt
It, Lawson..
F. Loerder..
Dummy
91 S8
K.Thomaa.
Shaffer
E.A.Tho'1.
Wolfe
Totals...,
6S n 74
C9 7$ S2
S5 77 M
94 1 SO
73 M SO
SO 80 SO
?1 lit) tl
9 91 SO
U. Loeffler...
. lwon..
412(00 5tl ToMll 414 459 410
TERMINAL R. R. Y,
ItairffSffe.
M. C. A. LEAGUE.
i.'ar Departiuunt
Myen 87 93 78
Gutrldgc...
: 77 71
K 65 W
81 67 77
VI ; 10
95 87 ..
.. .. 80
iieall 93 73 at
vninenn....
ThompnoM..
Ialidolst..
Grejrory
Dummy
Haser 92 SO K
Rotoler 8 S3 91
Dummy SO 80 SO
Total!.... 422 409 411
Southern.
Stricter 101 115 91
Grimes X2 l 94
SniRli so 7fi m
Total.... 416 372 371
General ortlcr.
Pumphrey.. 91 7S 72
Vincent 78 82 79
Moore 97 10.1 9i
Payette 93 92 72
Welis, 91 82 107
Stanley 87 S5 102
Jiara nu U7 k;
Totals.
4(4 484 4S8
Totals 450 434 426
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Stenographer.
Tariff.
Smith.
88 83 94
Graham 96 71 73
MeFarland.
Wet
McAullffe..
IH'm'nds'n.
Totali...
79 90 so
WIIon
98 81 83
91 SI 93
93 85 M
101 K 81
90 84 81
Smith
Marble
OlelCmaii...
97 90 8
ft 91 93
451 450 422
Totali.... 460 428 432
LNTERtUrttEAU LEAGUE
Animal IniliiMttv
Secretary. ,
Evans U7 lfiO 87
Stamper.... 7 99 93
Gnllacher ..- 93 p 93
looper
91 99 89
.iic.Miiiin.. 89 100 83
Krann.
1U7 109 114
120 95 101
82 SI S3
Price...
77 83 S7
123 87 100
HiimmerK. ..
Field
Kelly...
Total.... 479 4tt 48
Total....
497 484 476
COLUMBIA LEAGUE
Columbia
Marreron.
Herbert....
."tanlon....
Howard...,
MrUlnxer.
rian. co. 1 itfterv
SI 92 SI Feravrsnn..
!t0
80
91
92
j
90
S9 9.1 74 Cnrmexakal
102 89 87 Elani
SO 1 81 rmlth ....
1M 7J 87 lirou-n
M
73
SI
M
S7
Total.... 485 413 410
Jtft' T.j.I
418 431 430
r
PLAN BIG CONTEST
i.. r 1- r- . ...
wav CltiGBDe r-rnm Osmnr atinn If.'
j ' "w"'"hii ii
McLoughlin and Bundy Are
Called Professionals.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25. California,1
win reuei anu us players declare war
against the United States Xational
Lawn Tennis Association if so much
as a reflection Is cast on the ama
teur status against Maurice K. Mc
Loughlin and Thomas C. Bundy, the
men who have done so much to place
California on tho lawn tennis map.
An official of the association re
ceived answers yesterday to inquiries
he had addressed to Western officials
ns to what action might be expected
to follow tht adoption of a rule wjilcli
would debar all onnnnrtni .m. ...
Ing goods houses from competition IrT
tournaments and championships hold
Mm, ci iiaiiuiirii nireciioi?.
While till, wnMllnir ,1IA'AM.1 t .
' rilrerrlnt. (I,. ..,. ' '' .i. -l" ,nrn
Mountain srrilnn V ,u"' '"c.-.."51.c.
agreed as to Its effect. Their answers
appeared nqt so much a piomlse ns a
threat. They appear to be banded t
itether tn resist eny attempt to pro
fessionalize anv ot their players, junt
ns they were three years ago In hring
irg about the defeat or tne clause In
,noJ?!n.n,t,Ur.ru16' adopted ' that time,
1 rohihltlng the pavmnt of expenses
It Is apparent that th V.'esterners
have gone ftr In rrssnlzliiT for a sp'lt
if Mel.ouvhlln nn.l nundy nre declare i
professionals, tho Cnllfornlans will tT'et
nnd secede from ihe national associa
tion. All plans have been n ade tn hol'l
i. mji-h mnn irr.nia io;irrament. en
irles being required simply to bo th.-wo
not nccnptlng money for appearand'
No othfr restrictions will be enforce.!
A hot right Is expected at the coming
annual meeting.
Pennsy Nine May Play
In Honolulu For Month
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23. Pennsyl
vania's varsity nine may spend a month
in Honolulu In the summer of U17, if
the invitation extended by Alfred L.
Castle, captain of tho Rosclawn team,
of Honolulu, Is accepted. AH expenses
from San Francisco and In Honolulu
will 1) epald. The Roselawn team is
composed of American business men in
the Islands, most of whom havo played
on college teams. ir., jonn Pedln,
former Pennsylvania baseball and foot
ball player, holds down first base for
the Honolulu team.
Champion Marshall Will
Show Simultaneous Play
One of the chief events of this win
ter In local chess circles lsschcdulcd at
the Capital City Chess Club tonight.
Frank J. Marshall, the United States
champion, will give a simultaneous ex
hibition. Play vHU start at 8 o'clock at the club
roams In the Washington Loan and
Trust building. The club extends an In
vitation to all Interested In chess to at.
tend, and take a board against Mar
shall. Sinclair Sells Oil Land.
TUL3A, Okla.. Jan, X. The firm of
"White & Sinclair, composed of p j.
White and Harry F. Sinclair, tho base
ball magnate, has sold Its entire oil
holdings at a price reported to bo
$7,000 000.
White and Sinclair opened up. the deen
sand of tho Cushlng field and made an
Immense fortune as the result. They
were heavily Interested In other fields
White Is engaged In the banking busi
ness In New York and Is making his
home In that city. Sinclair 1ms staled
he m stay 1 Tulsa, iica
COAST TENNIS MEN
PROITEmo
SCRAPS
KILL ALL INTEREST
i
New Yorkers Turning Aside
From Proposed Bouts of
Willard in Metropolis .
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-BlckcrinRs
among the promoters, with charges.
fcountcrchargos, nnd denials following
each other In rapid succession, has kill
ed all local Interest In tho proposed ten
round no-dcclslon bout between Jess
Willard nnd Frank Moral). An attempt
to put Mornn aside, sunstltutlng Jim
Coffey or Fred Pulton, llnds no response
from, the fans, who are about ready to
pass tip the whole alTalr as bad busi
ness. It Is doubtrul. It Willard la
matched with any opponent, that New
Yorkers will gather in very largo num
bers to seo him.
Jim ColTey now wants to fight Jess
Willard, and Ullly Gibson will post
S25,0O at ot)ce If tho champ accepts tno
challenge today or any time soon. Cor
fey has twice gone down to defeat be
fore Frank Moran, scheduled to tight
Willard. Gibson stipulates that the go
shall bo staged In Madison tiquare
Garden.
'Tex Ulckard la weary of trying to got
Jess Wlllard's fight with Moran all
Oxed up, and said today that he's not
going to say anything more to jbck
Uurley. and Tom Jones about It, Tno
ante for tho flgnt now stands at JW.&w.
OFFERED CHANCE
St. Lours University May Have
Former Dartmouth Star
Coaching 1916 Team.
8T. I.OITIR, Jnn. 25.-Larry Whitney,
twice mentioned by Walter Camp for
AJl-Amerlca honors, has been siiwsrested
fls a coach for the 1916 f?t. I.oul lnl
verslty eleven. Iast season he coach
ed, the strong Pcnn State team. In tho
Kaat he Is considered a good tencher of
football.
Whitney won his spurs nt Oartmouth
In 1H-1j. when he was honored as tho
best all-round athlete ever developed at
Hanover. He welched ISO pounds and
paycd fullback on the varsltv eleven,
while he also went to Stockholm as a
member of the American Olympic team
to nut tho shot. Ho was a star basket
ball player, and was considered at Dart
mouth In the same lltsht as ilahan at
Harvard. liaker at Princeton, and Lu
Kore at Yale.
In 19H Whitney's terrific line plunging
enabled Dartmouth to beat Princeton,
f1 0, nnd a result of his brilliant work In
thin rntrinnll?n lln itantnlnfl.1 tlm Wm
over eleven the. fnlloulnir V.
itt. i. -.i:.i Vt.: ';..". ; . . '
J ".""" "wu "; " ea" in ma
junior ana senior vcars.
.tvKoiiHtions wnn vt niiney naven t yet
passed the preliminary stage. He has
advised the local nehnol that liu win
consider an offer to coach either oll
nthletlc teams or the football alone, but
wants the Bllllklns to make him a
proposition. This will be done at once.
BOB FlitLlLL
Perm's New Coach Believes Him
Good Man, and Will Give Him
Plenty of Chance.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23.-Bob
well. Penn's new football coach,
have Howard Berry In uniform
season, nnd hopes ho will make
Fo!-
wlll
next
the
varsity eleven. Berry was barred by
tho advisory board last fall, following
his criticism of the coaching, but Fol
wc'l says the star of tho Penn-Xavy
game will be In line In 1916.
"I think Kerry Is a good football
man," explains Kolwell. "1 seo no rea
son why he should not make mml nn.l
j shall certainly give him every opporUm
I ity to represent tho Ked and Kluc."
Thero will be no spring practice for
tho Quakers. Coach Kolwell is opposed
to regular spring work. Ho will hold a
meeting of all prospective t-andid-its.
though, and will ask those, who hopes
to blossom Into punters to practice
kicking during the summer. That will
complete all work-required oftho squad
until It Is called together In September.
Billy Smith to Manage
Richmond Internationals
RICHMOND. Va.. Jan. 25r-BHly
Smith, who won three pennants with
Atlanta in the Southern Association, has
been named to succeed Jack Dunn at
the head of the local Internationals,
and enthusiasm for the coming cam
paign has already awakened. Mana
ger Smith Is expected to take charge of
the local club at once, apd begin weed
ing out his players.
According to tho terms of sale. Jack
Dunn had his pick of the Richmond
club of last season, He took Charlie
Pick. l-cwstor, and Schaufle. Manager
omun win nave an tne others, together
with certain men to be purchased later,
asoball conditions are better this
yeTr than thev wore last, and wo look
forward to a prosperous season," Is the
announcement of President Alvln M.
Hmlth, of the Richmond plub. "Rich
mond Is big enough to support Inter
national League ball, and will prove
that conclusively this year-"
Three Teams Tied For
Lead in S. S. League
Three teams .nr tied todny for tho
leadership of the Sunday School Basket
hall League. iV'Ck'j. defeat of tho
Kplphany team whs nccomiillched- by a
it to 11 score, and Epiphany Is tied Avith
MeKendrea nnd Christ Lutheran.
Keller defeated Fourth by a score of
Ui to IT. The fourth team showed vast
Improvement over their last game, an J
with more practice can be expected to
nppcar as one of the formidable teams
In to clrruiL
LARRY WHITNEY IS
HI
BERRY PLAY
WEST END CITIZENS
TO QUIT FEDERATION
Formal Vote To Be Taken At
Next MeetingCriticism of
Body's Position.
Action on n, proposal to withdraw
from tho Federation of Citizens' Ass6
...,. ... ....... .."-
elation Is to be taken by the West End
Association at (In Fnhrnnrv mitlnf
Association at Itn February mpntlnir
Till was determined unon last nlcht
o'ftcr a long discussion, in which- sev
eral members criticised the federation
forjts stand .and activities on the liquor
Question, and for the manner of accept
ing representation In tho federation.
E. M. Dulln started the discussion
when he Introduced a resolution asking
for Immediate withdrawal from the fed
eration. This met with much favor, but
several members counseled considera
tion and asked that every member of
tho association be given opportunity to
vote "Dr. Elmer Sothoron Introduced a
substitute for the Dulln motion, con
demning tho present manner of conduct
ing the federation business, and provid
ing for a vote on withdrawal from the.
federation at the next meeting. This
was appro ied.
Every member of the West End As
sociation Is to bo notlllod of the Impend
ing vote and asked to express his views
at tho February meeting.
Itcsolutlons were passed calling for
tho better lighting of Pennsylvania
avenue from Seventeenth street to Itock
creek, nnrl a rnmrnltinn u... nnMiii.j
'?if tw. monilcr n each square along
mu muruuKiiiare 10 can on merchants
and Urge them to keep their store win
dows lighted until 10 p. m.
On motion of Maxwell Woodhull, reso
lutions were passed asking for side
walks and Improvement of all numbered
streets In the old First ward, from F
street to B street, or Potomac Park.
Resolutions were forwarded to tho
Commissioners today and to the George'
tflWn rMtlvorifl' A.BnMntlnn nt.l-.
rrtloorlng of the At trcct bridge over
Rock Creek. Thnv wvro na....! ..
Ltlon of J. M. Woodward. A motion hv
Louis K. Slggons, asking for a series
of scientific lectures in the public school
buildings of the city at night, was also
rtaaflerl. n u.'na a fnnlnln.. u.. t.-. ir
Foster, asking for the Installation of a
fi.wiiuaoiuui in ine xvicKinley Manual
Tralnlne- Hchnnl.
Ill HntIinAH .t.K.lil..l a. I
w.. v..,u, ouuuuiifu a rcpon ior;
the entertainment committee, providing I
tlon at tho Powhatan Hotel on Mnrcn
6. It was approved.
A committee of three. Dr. E. L. Mor
gan. Dr. W. It" Herbst. and W. M.
Dove, were nnnnlntr.,1 tn fAnvAaA., tt.
association in the membership campaign
j. mw .iiiui'ricaii .lauonni ilea t toss.
The following new members wcro
elected: A. A. WnrflnM inhn v. r-..i
James Mclllhcnny. Ira" Artnmri. W. T.'
jxecnan, umi 1.. u uonncll, I. Winston
Payne. Charles T. Chick. Albert W.
Tlerney. C. N. Fredericks, D. L. Nun
nnlly, T. S. Richards and John Laugh
ran. After listening to addresses by Henry
T. Blair, president of the Board of Edu
cation and Cant. William F. Oyster,
former wesldcnt of the board, opposing
anv change In the administration of the
public schools, members of the Central
Labor Union last nlcht went on record
as acalnst the change proposed by the
District Commissioners.
Tho vote on tho question was taken
after the union had heard both sides of
the Question .argued. Conrad H. Syme.
Corporation Counsel of -the District,
took the Commissioners' side of the ques
tion at tho meeting of tho organization
last week, and at tho time appeared to
win manv to tho side favoring the pro
posed change.
Mr. Blair refuted the argument of the
Commissioners that thev are now re
sponsible for the money spent on the
school system. He pointed out that
every cent spent by the Board of Edu
cation Is audited as closely .bv the
District Auditor as is any expenditure
made by the Commissioners themselves.
The speakers discussed tho appoint
ment of Janitors In the schools. The
Janitors, thev said, are not named In the
clauses of the proposed new law con
cerning tho appointment of teachers
and would hivo to be appointed In event
the measure was passed by Congress.
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DILU2I
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w
ATSON
AND
ROTHE
AND
ROTHE
-IW' ONE
IIMXG nKAUTIKS
TWO
Next Vrk SMILING IlKAUTIES
DANCING
MILLER'S P.ELASCO THEATER; Phone
mikhCn O M. K-,. I'p-to-tne-Mlnute
Danrra. Saturday evening class now forming.
PROF. WYNDHAM, " ' w
rti, M, 5179.
All dances. Clasa. 50c. Prlvato any hour.
QLOVER'8. C13 r.'nd, claaa and ilancea ?ua..
iniifi., oi.( uw, mutes live; private jt:a
ons 10c; all dancea taught, latest method;
fins ballroom lor rent. 15. Ph. Vi. 1119.
NICHOLAS luu Hr' ! W. Pin
INInULrtS Ualn ,06- A11 iocy
dancea dally 10 a. in. to 11 p, m. Claaa
dancea Tuea. & Frl.. Gent'a. 50c; ladles tree.
MISS CHAPPELEAR,
1SU QUE ST. N. V.
PRONE NORTH CS41.
MR. ANU MRS. HARTLEY, formerly MISS
COULTER, 1126 0M at. N. V.; all danclne
taught; private leasons, 75c. Phone N. 21S4.
MRS. COBB, 10O EYE ST. N. W.
Phone Main Ktt. Lessons in day or evening.
Assembly Dances Every Monday Evening.
EXCURSIONS
OLD POINT COMFORT.
NORFOLK, VA.
SOUTHERN WINTER RESORTS
Special Tour 11 To lHraoiiMHotcl
Chnrnltrrlln
Dally Hervlcr Modern Slrcl Strnrurrs
Clly Ticket Office, 7.11 151Ii SI. N, ,
Woodward IlulldhiKi
NORFOLK WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT CO.
CHANGE IN SCHOOLS
OPPOSED By UNION
f03 S9VVEVHiVRiTnuAT.iri
fi w " w y ui
I m iSmr " in m JBr'JB
ORPHANAGE CHILDREN
BOBROF THEATER
See "Battle Cry of Peace" anc(
Hear Address By' Captain
Crawford" At the Strand.
Two hundred children, from fit. .in.
soph's Orphan Asylum and St. Hose's,
rcpii n urpnan Asyium ana Bt. Hose's
industrial School wer the guests of
r--: n. . . .. .-4.' -
Manager Tom Moore at the "Strand
ineater today to see "Tho Battle Cry
of Peace" and to hear a special -address
made for their benefit by CapL
Jack Crawford', the "ppet scout"
Arrangements for the trip to tho
theater were made by George A. Howe
and the children were under the
charge of Mother fiup'erlor Berchman.
The boys from St. Joseph's marched
to the theater, but the little girls from
St. Itose's school went In automobiles.
The private cars of Mrs. Charles
Secmes, Michael A. Keane, W. A.
Simpson, Francis I. Wcller and Mrs.
Mary O'D; Murphy had been loaned for
the purpose. After the play a vote of
thanks was given Manager Moore for
his kindness.
Captain Crawford In his address
stated that he was the organizer of
the Boy Heroes, an- organization,
whose members pledge themselves not
to smoke or drink or use bad language
and to be always ready to defend their
country.
AMUSIElYl.ITS
BELASCO aK8"
MAT. TOMORROW. c TO 11.00.
William KlIlnM nr.... . !.. .V-TlV ' .
all Waihlngton talkln.
'II IK
Greatest Nation
ny Marian CrUhton and -William Klllott,
Wlln rfMlUITIM ami ra.na-t A.I.J 1... T.
ph Ur,u. with Wm, Elliott, Stme. Vorka.
Olive Wyndham arid othcrA.
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Orchestra of 23.
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CALVE
4:80
o'clock
Artlats Participating In benefit at
Metropolitan Opera House.
Tickets, too to K.60. T. Arthur Bmltli, 1306 O
EIGHTH CONCERT.
TEN-STAH HKIUES.
Julia Gulp
The Matchless Lleder
filncer. With
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4:30
o'clock
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TICKETS. 1100. J1.50, Jt.OO, 73c.
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25
50
MATS. Daily Except Mondays, :5c.
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"THE FOREST FIRE"
S Scenes- 2 Tableaua-SO Artors.,
James & Ilonnlo Thornton. i"ted V. flow,
era' "Scenic Song Revue." Seven Other
Successes, c
ffE& ELSIE JANIS RKK(s
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Dalb. 40:50 to 1I.SO-J;30 to S7:10 to ll;3
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