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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1910.
13
LEAGUE CALLS OFF BALTIMORE IS NEXT
CARRYING A WEAK PARTNER
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Break Pending in School Basketball Schedule After Games of the Coming Vbeek
DEAN BRIGGS ASKS
THREE CHAMPIONS .
ASSURED TO SHOW
schoolboy games
during next week
iSEMANN OPPONENT
F
OPEN
DEALINGS
h.
New Schedule Effective Febru
ary 8, When Double-Headers
Will Be Played.
WESTERN TRIMS CENTRAL
Red and White Team Wins Fifth
Straight Game in Inter1
Scholastic Circuit.
League Standing
W. L. Pet.
Western 5 0 1.000
Business 3 1 .750
A. N. P 2 2 .500
Central 1 3 .250
St. Albans 1 3 .250
Eastern 0 4 .000
Yesterday's score Western,
32; Central, 11. Next frames to
morrow at Arcade, 3:30 p. m.
Business vs. St. Albans; Eastern
vs. Army-Navy Preps.
By BRYAN MOUSE.
Basketball activities at the Ar
cade in the Interscholastic League
will be suspended for more than a
week following tomorrow's double
bill between Business and St. Albans
and Army and Navy Preps and
Eastern. On February 8. Western
and Business and Eastern and St.
Albans are slated to open up the
second half of the series. Ths
week's layoff is necessitated by the
food exhibit which will take place
in the auditorium for the week of
January 31.
Officers of the circuit got togeth
er during the Western-Central game
yesterday, decided to adopt the re
vised schedule and asked Dr. Wil
liam B. Hudson to retain his office
of president. As Dr. Hudson sever
ed his connection with the Business
High School as physical director
and coach of the Business team his
resignation as head of the circuit
followed
In view of the fact thatthe league '
was started 'six years ago and kept
going by the Business men. members
of the circuit would hot let Dr. Hudson
resign. Dr. Hudson's successor as
coach of the Business team has yet
to be named. It is expected that
Paul White will take over the basket
ball team.
Western had no difficulty In per
suading Central that It had the better
team in yesterday's league battle. The
Westerners were crippled in that Les
ter Peine has been sick for three days.
The offensive strength was weakened
considerably, and although Central's de
fehsp was calculated to stop Western,
the Red and White players frequently
broke through on speedy individual
rushes that baffled the Central play
ers. At no time during th contest was
Central In the lead. But four f'oor
goals were shot bv Central, and two
of these were of the pot shot variety,
so closely did Sergeant and Welchel
tend to the Central forwards. Dezen
dorf and Marbury. Peck outplayed both
Itoss White and T. Dezondorf. shooting
six baskets during the game and lead
ing both teams.
Western was sent In for defense tho
first half, and held Central to five
points, amassing thirteen. The O
Rtreeters were hurried so in shooting
that the ball went wide of the basket
on many occasions.
"Cotton" Clssell nlayed a great guard
ing game against Peine and was nearly
forced from the contest on account of
personal fouls In his eagerness to hang
on. K Smith, of Central, stopped "Red"
Smith, of Western, for thre baskets,
hut the Westerner did the bulk of tho
floor work with Peck In his effective
style.
Western will he forced to lay off for
svpral dtys on account of poor eon
rtltlon. Severs.1 of the players have
hen out o' fho.llrip-up for n week with
grin and went i"to yesterday's game
feeling none, too fit.
Oeore-e Colllflower. cuard on the
Georgetown earn sevprnl vpars hspk.
will coach -Oeorrp Washington during
the rems'idr'' of th spcon. n'Jn-'
Prof. N. W. DfUFhfrtvV nlnpp. rje'W'"
Washington w!'l pp forptown Sat
urday nlrht nt ihi "Y" in return
gaine. and whllo oluflower will hardlv
rm-e time to work o'it hi nollpv a rte'-
elded Imnrovement In both BPirlt and.Deen completed, runups uraaiev, un
nlay Is looked for. Ulergraduate manager of wrestling at
I Harvard University, announced today.
. Catholic University was to have nlaved The first championship meeting will
Lphigh Saturday, and hd a o-tme nend-1 be held March 4. when grapplers i from
Inr. Negotiations fell throncl, earlv in ,yale :. "row,n- J?tvJS llia2 Jniid
the season, and the team will not play U.nBUt,Ue frJle and thlrf naUtu-despltc-
announcements. jV J. ACoUeg, and other'instltu
Football letters were awarded at! . ,
Business vestprdny. .Mpmbers of the
second team received "R" for the re-
servo team.
Thop who received "R'" nrp AVill'nm
L. Ctilll-nn. Karl n. wBSniRnn Will
iam L. MrDonaM Ralph WIrp Ilprnnrd
Wisp. MMiel partv. Sm"pl Rohln.
John Rlehtpr. i'harlp Berlin. HHi-ry
Mllloff. Francl Kellv 1'prrv Dowrlck. i
Rlphmond Keechan. Albert Stern.
Those to receh'p the "It's" are Will
Ism Johnson. Karl Glcsnpr. Jnms
Nooran. Iouls Towbcs. Dlller Grr. I
Robert Enslin. Wll'lam F. McDona'd.
Robert Lynch. William Nu Gay 11p'--rell.
Allan Carrnnter. Everett Held. I
Robert MneMnpi'ln. Nathnn Oson-.
Harold D. McCalley. and William S.
Putrkl
Coach Paul White, of the football
team, made speeches at the presenta
tions. William Culllgan. captain of the
basketball team, was awarded a "B"
for basketball. He is a member of the
graduating class tills month, and Ir
ishes out, an exceptionally brilliant
career against St. Albans.
Eddie Horter. former Georgetown
sprinter, and now a member of the
Meadowbrooke Club, of Philadelphia,
ran third for his team against the
Mlllroso A C. in a special mile race in
the biir Miilrose games last night. Hor
1er8 team won In 3:35, which is. travel
ing at the rate of a bit slower than
fty-thrce seconds.
All-Stars 'of Washington Emerge
From Martinsburg Match
With 15-Pin Advantage.
With an Attractive iiltver lovlnir cup an
a token of victory and recollections of
n p'easant duckpln aerlea with the
Mnrtlnbur All Btara, the Iscmann
Stars are todny back In Washington
preparing for their next foe. Baltimore,
which will be encountered February 10.
Going; to Martinsburg with a ninety
one Din lead to roll the Martlnaburg
atyle duckplna with rubber bands, the
Isernann fltara had their lead cut down
to fifteen pins, and by that margin the
locals were declared winners.
"Pop" Halley. who hates to be called
the veteran of the alleys, starred in
his usual capacity of lead-off man. Ho
amassed the 150 pins in his last game,
which total was not equaled bv any
visitor or home bowler. The West Vir
ginians prepared a cordial wolcomc and
entertainment for Iscmann's boys, and
when they parted a unanimous voice
was registered in favor of another
match next season. The scores:
ISEMANN'S ALL-STARS. WASH
INGTON. Halley 134 134 115 150
150853
127553
123 KM
Bontz 112
Mlchaud 9i
Jscmann log
GoddaiU- 83
116 109 95
100 129 97
114 133 132
142 104 107
124 hffl
123661
Totals ; 530 606 S& 651 647
Total carried. 2.573. Total for games,
2.823. Grand total, 6,496.
MARTINBBURG.
Dunn 142
Edmonds 124
Caskcy 120
Houseworth ... 127 :
Slier 109
Totals 622 i
9 126 127 111 09
128 9t 120 126 5"S9
153 124 137 148 6?2
116 119 111 112 SW
107 ?8 128 99 6(1
600 858 623 696
Total carried, 2.482. Total for games,
i,w, urana total, o.ul.
Washington Men Take On fjaval
Academy Today in Attractive
Tank Program.
In every event en an attractive swim
ming c.ird at the Nnvv todnv th MM-
re v,ln ho opposed by a capable set
"i oiiiiPies representing iim wasning
ton Swimming Club of ttm city. Tli
Middles nre entering competition for
the first time this season and will to
forced to the limit If the Washington
men live up to their reparations.
The local swimmers ha'' been P'i:- j
ting In a ,lot of time getting ready!
lor the Middles and can be expected
to show to 'advantage In today's com- I
petition. Some, of the beat tank men
in this section of the countrj are rep
resenting Waahlnstnn.,
The events and men picked to sw'm
in them are as follows: 1G0 relay race,
J. M. Cntts. Tl. I.. BrassCcld. E. 1.'.
Ansley, J. H. Winter, Owen Thompson
rnd H. S. Palmer; fortv-yard dasn, '
J. ll. winter, (.i.vvn Tnompnon and H.
c. i-aimcr: ioriy-yara oacit-hiroxe rite,
3Can ICniuht and R. Rutheu'ord: Blxrv-
yard dash,. R. L. UrassfielJ and J. M.
Cutis; ton-yurd dash. Owen Thompson
rnd E. TL Ansley; pljnge for distance,
Willis Harlan nnd K. D. Legge; .-JO-vard
daih, II. S. Palmer, K. Knlsnt,
ana e. h. Ansiey.
"By" Dickson Will Help
Folwell At Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 27,-Byron
Dickson, field coach of the University
of Pennsylvania football team last fall,
was today chosen chief assistant to
Robert C. Folwell. the newly elected
head coach of the Red and Blue eleven.
The football committee also decided to
adopt Coach FolwcIPs suggestion that
nnntlipr tramp he fidripri fin flip Hiitiirdfiv
WILL MEET MIDDIES
IN SWING RACES
before tho final game with Cornell oni'"0"1"
Thanksgiving Day. it was also anv
nnunccd that Harold Gaston will again
coach the scrub team and that Lon
Journct will have charge of the fresh
man squad.
Dickson was an end on the 1S95-S-7
teams.
New England Colleges
To Have Wrestling Meet
CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Jan. 27. Tho
organization of tho New England In-
tercolleglato Wrestling League has
Tn Ppfnaifl AS CoaCH.
BANGOR. Me., Jan. 27. Ernest Hugh
Itt, the former Michigan quarterback,
who coached the 1915 football eleven of
tho University of Maine, today accept
ed an Offer to teturn next season.
Ye Gods! It Has Spread
To Windy City Now!
CHICAGO, Jan. 27. A mystery
team of "maBked marvels" has
been added tt the list of start
ers in thtf international six
day race, which is to be held
at the Coliseum starting Feb
ruary 2. This announcement
was made today by Promqter
Packey McFarland and his as
sopiates. The new team was signed by
Dave McKay, the Eastern rep
resentative of the McFarland-Boyle-Convey
crowd.
From Foul
WA8H1NQTON TENPIN LEAOUE.
interior. . Agriculture.
Lewera 172JM 1SS
Welnon.. .. L3 lit 119
McChesney. lit US lil
Hurmel.. .. 13 142 ltl
Roepke 17 li3 2W
Handicap... 17 17 17
Smith.
m 1 215
lfvO 16( 1W
160 1W 12:
M7 13 130
166 li l&J
McLennan
Biuroan
Drake .. ..
Harwood...,
Total! MJ829 7M
Totali Kt 79S 821)
RECLAMATION LEAGUE.
I. &,S. . . Wrecker..
Berch.
71 90 M
Darley.
84 71
HI VI
8: 85
Mcdie.ney.
Can-.
Totals
75 SJ 73
M M 1(6
Z I 174
Wannan....
lieverldce...
Total..
:j3 m x
NOnTHBA8T
LEAQL'K.
Raccara.
,1.
De I.uxe.
Balb..
SS 97 KEmory.
87 M 77
Kllllna
Bchwerln ..
Htlnchco'b..
Hammer....
eo u gjiiari
i M t Uehrle
80 IOC u'Murrlson..
1W 84
S
M
87 M
79 10
78 8
11
3
79 101 (1
Dick..
Totali..
4S0 473 444
Total..
483 426 441
INTEOHCnKAU
LEAGUE.
Plant Induatry.
Taylor J4 106
Blown 104 HI Si
I.lpp 104 81 HI
Meade 74 S3 81
Rose 89 K K
Total! 466 4(3 434
Chemlitry.
Haualer ft! 94
F0
Govin....
Gallagher
Hunter.. .
StrauKhni,
118 , 101
94 91 XI
77 1 1(U
100 109 106
Totals .
481 475 483
KNIGHTS OP COLUMBU8 LEAGUE.
boosters.
Cardinals.
Wall..
10! 76 ..
.. .. 97
94 109 97
90 96 SJ
97 ll'l 90
IIM 88 110
O' Leary . . .
Bet
88 83 93
87 88 10J
96 102 92
US HI 93
78 101 117
Donohoe....
UcCaleb....
Morlarty.
Hums...
Daldy...
Howard
T.Murtagh.
McLaugh'n.
Totals . 462 483 49S
Indians.
Totals 4S2 470 479
Gum Sox.
Dolan 92 196 102
Pohlman. .. 91 90 SI
McNeil 106 103 89
Whltty .... 96 102 91
McCarthy... 96 91 92
Cunnlngh'm 86 .. ..
Colbert MM
Kennedy.... 86 81 80
Pairo 93 89 87
Conroy, ... M 90 110
UcConnlck. 88 96 81
Total! 481 497 463
Total!
LEAGUE.
448 440 434
BANKERS'
Nat. Bank Wash. I
mt. N'At Tl.nb
Phllllpi 89 80 82 Burns... ,. 8 85 86
Rose 94 96 90 Rchnelder.. 96 86 103
Robinson... 89 77 84 looker 106 81 85
Oeler 76 86 99 Dorrltee 81 93 81
Moore....... to 87 110 Crenshaw... 83 103 91
Totals 428 423 475
Totals 433 451 448
. A. S. & T. Co.
wash. I.. & T. Co.
OMphant..
91 86 9:
Hesll.
96 3 100
Gait..
93 81 99
90 108. 102
(Forfeited.)
Robertson..
83 94 9
Totals
... 457 467 S7
RED MEN'S LEAGUE.
Seneca.
4 . Loa-an.
G. Altman.. 80 72
95 Dummy 80 SO 80
Mobbs 9t 94 91
Heard lir. i m
Puran 90 88 109
Raid win.... 84 76 73
Hanlln 100 88 90
Fox 81 .. ..
Kin 73 101
fitonn 81 92 96
J. Altmann. 73 87 91
Totals 459 421 442
Totals 41J 41 47ll '
MT. PLEASANT LEAGUE.
Parks. i Quebecs.
nawiincs... if v si
Abbott 94 96 J
Walker 107 88 M
AtcCamb'ge. 80 101 Tf (Forfeited).
Dummy iu w m
Totals 468 461 444
INTERSTATE BOWLING ASSOCIATION
Statistics
Correspondence.
Ferdon.
103 S3 76Elkins. ...... 69 .. ..
97 83 811HulllVan..:.. SO 71 77
Johnson
Oaeng 92 77 90
Hchlndler... 89 84 90
Krlede 98 83
Hlllyer 102 74- 85
Payne 110 9J 80
Gist : 90 81 78
Damholt 77 89
Total 471 416 41".
Totals
451 396 400
I. O. O. F.
LEAGUE.
Reacon. I - Eastern.
Little 70 80 '91 Brown 40 88
n. (J. Metier. 81 80 65 Lot t 80 83
Plager 84 105 S3 H.D.L'wson 86 8
nennett 78- 93 88 Dummy
F. Metier... 76 63 79 JVE.L'wso
80 80
88 98
vson
Totals.. .. W V. 410' Totals 374 382 40s
NAVY YARD LEAQUE.
Erecilngr.
Dennlson... 84 106 Jl
Luscombe .1 92 83 HI
Prack 77 102 1)6
Fuller 8J t'2 S
O'Mllly 78 83 O
Torpedo.
Woodward. 81 18 lf4
Haves M 01
1M Tl H (0
Pond w if lot
Fowler ?7 98 118
Totals 414 470 4M Totals 447 4S 622
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
National Laundry. Charles Hotel.
McCarthy... 106 111 115 ICennamer... 9.1 95 101.
Loveless ! 79 1tfl Uallam 80 90 1(7
Lakln 'ft 8! 86 Hartman.... 88 109 78
A. Work.... 100 87 y Freeman ... 87 81 85
Shenk HI 94 10$ Harvllle 100 97 107
Totals r.00 164 315 Totals 467 479 478
ARCADE LEAGUE.
Gandlla. I Arsyle.
Wells M 104 12lWorthlngton M 8 76
Honard US 93 92 Kelley 96 92 85
Gulll 109 93 91 Dummy .... M) IK) SO
Harley 1(0 114 94 O'Connor.... 103 111 96
John (9 91 111 Donnelly ... 91 9; 92
Totals W Wt 5 Totals 471 4i 7l
He ANT. HIT .
ox WSlW - -w - WENT AU. TO
Line to Pit
FOURTEENTH STIIEET DL'CKl'lN
LEAGUE.
Tatent Office. . Allies.
K Thomaa..
nie
H. Thomii!.
hlahey
Ueddea
Totals
103 91 (SColawa)
77 V0 106
94 83 86
90 110 81
(9 !)l 101 Lombard....
k'J '.'j 8t Watkins ....
91 H 81 E. rroc.
W 99 81 It. O'llrlen .
lot 10.. U
97 83 81
462 4HI 473
. 446 i 4391
NAUTICAL
Totals ...
LEAGUE.
Potomac llot Club.
Capital Yacht Club.
Aahford
93 103 9'Iteuth.
83 83 76
Wood..
(taker. .
lenla..
Uryan.
82 87 83
102 85 106
97 71 83
77 v
Dal ton....
Heine
ia i 4
73 7! 5C
78 73 91
.97 107 83
C'rull......
Shepard..
TotAl. 4nf 419 .St I Tntnt. tM 4' irl
DUnEAU OF ENGRAVINO AN'b I'ltlNT-
ING LEAGUE.
Custodians. , Electricians.
Howser.... 94 122 92 Bcnnle XJ 92 96
McCartee... 86 89 83 Uenham... . 88 89 94
Robinson.... 84 89 lOtjllopplns .... 92 100 10)
Phelps .... 99 7u 94 J. Williams 82 87 81
Motker.... 117 103 94.Leckle 92 83 97
Totals... . 484 484 4691 Totals 443 451471
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
r. e,
I Co.
.. .. 87
. 108 S7 ..
Judd Det'-viller.
MtCeney.... 1C2 110 101
Summers.... S7 81 M
Felllnser.... 7S M 101
Morrison... 91 79 87
llaflc 91 86 81
Noack
Gardner .A.
Farrell......
l-OKOll ... .
Stuuli
Thomas
Totals
H Ml HI
82 W W
os in no
98 91 101
Totals 119 117 461
490 477 ill
DISTRICT LEAGUE,
Home
Megan
Milan
Dummy.. .
Pratt
Ferguson..,
Total....
Club. Contenders
106
76 MP. dark.
mi r-6
104 82 109
Myers
87 :i 9
84 M 89
87 92 92
106 90 136
90 SO 90
87 8 89
91 101 106
Price
Illttenger..
.. Clark..,
478 440 477
Totals. .
462 442 M
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE
A. C. M. T. Palace.
c. Kiker.... ids 10.1 97
Jollffe Ml lu9 109
Ott 91 96 96
Paulson .... H3 .st 77
Keeler 99 lot 81
Wood 49 99 92
Mueller .... 96 8! 115
Karrow. ... 92 133 116
Whliford.... 80 112 83
J. Elker 10J 94 luu
Totals. .. 469 55ir07 Totals 4SS 1C7 406
V. M. C. A. DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Incas. Mohican.
Fowle 100 113 8 f "ooper 92 90 86
Warner 93 'M 'at Hummers.... 12 8S 89
H. Thomas. 8S 91 Punk V4 82 K
Totals L'78 2912601 Totals 26S :60 I;0
1. O. O F LEAGUE.
Beacon. Columbia.
Bennett
5 82 77inirclihead... S 2 91
Pleader.,..
F. MelW.
Little
n. Metier.
Totals....
73 M L'4 Htrolile M 7') 81
Si 73 73 ,C. Kowlcr... Mi 8! S
1 93 91'Punell i6 81 "
71 51 81 J. E.Kbler 81 i'l 86
295 392 4191 Totals 44J 423 427
MASONIC LEAGUE
St. John's.
Pentaltma.
Clarrldge,... M 8S 10.1
Wlngate..... 83 82 78
Onyun ,)7 77 104
Uver H) 90 90
Castell 92 M 90
Ivlmmel 80 7 U.
Hutchln'n... M 77 '.3
Hobb 101 81 M
Totals 151422 441
National
Murray W) S". 71
KtclU 80 80 84
Totals...
M. M.
JPI
ironn ...
"ron
amen
IcGce
Totals...
.. 27 107 416
Park-r.
. 74 103 X
. 88 !t 81
. 83 01 8 f
. ! 82 76
. 77 07 99
Mler 102 M 97
Coe
81 l)
Vi f"2
90 99
92 Kl
llurdette .
l-ovlng....
Richards..
Totals...
.. 461 468 I;.
432 467 436
KOl.'THEASr LEAGUE.
Ncsllne Stars. Anacostia's.
Miller 96 !K) fDiSolbach 15 92 84
Dals 99 L'O MlLynrh 84 M 80
Haynle 89 10S 83llreen lflj 84 100
Mnsley 97 W) 93McGrath 93 (.7 89
Hamel 115 03 101 Nclss 100 106 112
'tals 9fl 4 459l Totals 485 Hi 63
INDIVIDUAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
1st 2.1 3d Tnt.l.
Tom Culhane 98 ill 117 321
Dan Drisciill mi f9 in.' so;
Dan Herllh) 87 95 ll 115
William MiCabe.... 83 91 87 i61
,.
Coach Still Unpicked.
MADISON. Wis.. Jan. 7i.-A combined
meeting ofthe regpnts. students, fui'u'tv
and alumn; of tho I'nlversltv of WUcnn
sin failed to name the successor to
Football Coach W. J. Juneau. Tho
committee as unable to agreo upon
Dr. Paul Withlnston. who has been
under consideration as-coach. and as a
result tho appointment of the Harvard
man will bo delayed Indefinitely.
EXCURSIONS
OLD POINT COMFORT.
NORFOLK, VA.
SOUTHERN WINTER tlESORTS
Special Tour To Famous Hotel
C'hamherlln
Dally Service Modern Steel Steamera
City Ticket OIBce, 731 15th bi. n. W.
(Woodward Bulldlnit)
NOHFOLK A WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT qo.
v
Bo'wling Tonight.
Mt. Pleasant League Princetons vs.
Arcnde Stars.
Georgetown Commercial League Cav-
anaugh and Kcndrlck vs. Times Sub
station. Capital City League Eastern vs. Wa-
vetly A. C.
Agriculture lnterbureau League Ac
counts vs. Weather.
Terminal R. It. V. M. C. A. Leairue
Auditors v. Electricians.
Phi Mu Sigma League Omicron vs.
Alpha.
Southwest League American Federa
tion of Labor vs. Grands; Brunswlcks
vs. Vlrclnlans.
Washington City Tenpln League Com
missioners vs. Bureau.
Masonic League King Solomon vs.
OslrlS; Lebanon vs. Mt. Pleasant.
Knights of Columbus League Alt
monts vs. Brunettes.
District League No. l Printers vs. Ex
amining Division.
Southeast League Model Lunch vs.
Spuds.
Northeast League Rosedalea vs Su
periors. John W. Overton Does Indoor
Mile-and-Half Course in 6
Minutes 53 Seconds.
NEW YORK. Jan. T,. John W. Over
ton. Yale's intercollegiate cross-country
champion, hung up a new Indoor record
for the mile and a half last night at
the Miilrose A. A. games, springing
across the line In fi:5X The outdoor rec
ord of Tommy Conneff. made In 1838. Is
but (1:16 2-5. showing how speedy was
the Yale star.
liownrd Drew equaled tho world's
mark In the seventy-yard dash, cover
ing the distance In 7 1-5.
In the Gnu-yard Invitation, the fpature
rncp of Hip night. Dave Caldwell, of
Boston, defeated Tad Meredith, of I'enn
svlvanla, by a sensational sprint iu the
final lap. Ills time was im.
Joe Loomls. the long-legged national
champion, wns Just barely beaten out
ror the honors In both the seventy-yard
dash and the seventy-yard hurdles.
Wiliams to Box Moore.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn., Jan. 57. -Kid
Williams, bantam champion, has
agieed to meet Pal Moore, of Mem
phis, in a title bout at llfi pounds
ringside for a side bet of $5,000.
Announcement to that effect was
made hero today by Joe Levy, Moore's
manager. The. wager was made by R.
M. Rose, millionaire sportsman of
this city. The bout probably will bo
staged in New Orleans tn February.
Rolands Ahead.
The Rolands stopped tho Garfield
team nt the Noel House gym with a
.".O-to-21 score. The Garfield quint was
ehcrked at all times: McOlasson.
Hughes, and Ilackschmldt starred for
the winners.
DANCING
MISS CHAPPELEAR,
131! OLE ST N. W.
PHONE NOIITII esj.
Mil I CO' i HBLAtiOO THEATfiSsPhoK
(niLLCn 9 M Ur. Up-to-tMMtaule
- -
Danres. Saturday evening class now forming.
PROF. WYNDHAM, ?&.
All dances. Class. Mc. Prlvata any hour.
GLOVEIt'S. 6U Knd, class and dances Tuts.,
Thurs.. Bat., 50c; Udles frea; prlvata les
sons Ju. all dances taueht. la est method;
tine ballLCom for rent. U. Th. W. U2t.
wiruni AC ion ut. n. w. rtsn.
INIUHULAO Mm To. All society
dances dally 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. aass
dances Tues. fc Frl., Gent's. 50o; ladles tres.
MIX. AND MI18. HARTLEY, formerly MISS
COULTER. 16 10th st N. W.s all dancing
taught; private Itssons. 75c Thons N. JlSlj
MR8. CODI), 100 EYE BT. N. W.
Phone Main . lessons in day or evening.
Aaatrably Dances Every Monday Kvsnlnr
YALE'S CHAMPION
HANGS UP RECORD
Harvard Man Says Time For
Political Maneuvering Has
Gone in Colleges.
CAMnrtlDOp. Mass.. Jan. 27.-The
promotion of good feeling in Intercollecl-
ato athletics Is urged In the j-epsrt of list
season's activities made public today by
Dean Lebaron It. Brlggs, chairman of
the committee on the regulation of ath
letic sports at Harvard University.
"It Is Jthe hope of the committee,"
saya Dean Brlggs. "to avoid those bick
erings whlchi magnified by the press,
have from time to time roused tin
friendly, feeling, and to establish in in
tercollegiate athletics a more generous
and open relation . than has existed
hitherto.
"There Is no reason whv a Harvard
man and a Yale man should have any
thing to conceal from each other to
gardng their athletes or their uthlctlc
policy. Strategy In a game mnv bo le
gitimate and admirable; strategy In
tno negotiations or friendly rfvals Is in
cAi-unnuic. ana constant, suspicion is as
Intolerable as it la unjust. i
"The time for political maneuvering
In athletics Is gone, and should never '
have come. Yale. Harvard, and Prince- I
ton, closely bound together In athletic
sport, nre doing their best to maintain
In that sport a relation of strnlghtfor-
wara courtesy.
Dean Brlggs says that ho personally
believes the rule banishing coaches from
the players' bench during a baseball
game, "worth maintaining." but that
the question is "one of expedience rather
than of right." The rule may be re
scinded If Its opponents present their
cases with anv degree of strength.
Nelson Meets Chaney.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 27. Eddie Wrtilace.
tho Broklyn featherweight, will not
clash with George Chancy, tho local
star, at the Monumental Theater mis
evening, on account of a large boil over
one of his eves. Frankln X'plnnn ilv
Jersey City lightweight, will substitute'
A Pair of Them.
Howard Chandler Christy, illustrator,
was walking down the street when ho
was overtaken by a dog that began to
snap at his heels. Its mistress made no
effort to call It off, so ho turned and
gave, the dog an admonitory kick.
"Brute !" cried the woman, "to lc'plc
a little defenseless anlmil ! That little
creature Ih a pet and is not accustomed
to such treatment."
"I beg your pardon, madam," replied
Mr. Christy. "I did not mean to hurt
your dog. But you should have called
him off."
"He would not have hurt you," re
plied the woman In a grieved tone. "Ho
is a pet"
"I did not care to be bitten by him,
nevertheless, madam," returned Mr.
Christy. "I am somewhat of a favorlto
nt home myself," Pittsourgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
Paying His Way.
In a rural court tho old squlr? had
made a ruling so unfair that three
(unjj lawyers at once protested
ncrainst such a mUcarrloge of Justice.
The squire immediately lined each of
tiip lawyers $"i for contempt of court.
There was Hence, and then an old
er lawyer walUpd slowly to the front
ff the room and dc.nonlted a Jn bill
with the clerk. Ho then addressed the
Judj;p as follows:
'Your hono.rj. I wish to state that I
have twice us much contempt for
this court as any man in the T.oiti."
Youth's Companion.
A Hard Tale.
Fond Mother Ay. dear lad. thpre's
not a dny passes but what I think of
you In that awful snb-arlne, with only
the peroscus to breathe through."
Punch.
AMUSEMENTS
BffJIfT ACfPrfe TONIGIir Si20
MAT. SATUHDAY. 2Rc TO $I.r.O.
William Elliott presents a play that has set
all Washington talking.
THE GREATEST NATION
By Marian Crlghton and William Elliott.
NEXT WEEK sTATS NOW
A New Virile Play of Strong Human Inter
est. First Time on Any Stage.
THE GO-RESPONDENT
Company Includes
Emily Ann Wellman and Jlockellffe Fellowes.
YVETTE GUILBERT
TWO SPBCI1L MATINKHS,
Tuesday. IVIrunr 1, at 4.
Frldny. Frlirmiry 4, nt 4
ICiulit OnturlcN of Sow?.
SrntM Notr on Sale at Ilox Ofrlef.
Direction of I'ntli. . Unmtuan.
Knnbi; I'lnno. '
II Ell! M A N Travel! alks
ilfeWRmBI Color V..W.
Sun. 8:15
MOD. at 4:00
CHILE
VIA STUAITM OF MAGELLAN
l'Ol. PRICES, 3e. SUc. 7.1c. t.00
TONIGHT
8:16
25
MATS. Laily Excipt Mondas, SSe,
"THELAWTLaHD"
WITII A. II VAN 11UREN.
50
75
xt erk "TIIF. IJIMMY."
Burlesque
BIJOU
Oth ana fa,
AT. N. W.
ALL THIS V
Malil Over to Meet I'i
ALL THIS WEEK.
Maid Over to Meet I'opular Icmand.
Princess Texico
PEER OF AM. IJANCKHS
Add CHARLES KAOAN. the Singing I'usil
Ist, with a 'lg Company In "THE MASH
ERS," and Chorus of X0 Prettv CJIrla.
rOI'l'LAR PRICES.
DAILY MATINEE. i-IlS, X in UTS. S.15.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
LECTURES ON THE SERMON ON THE
MOUNT.
BV PROF. ISMAR J. I'ERITZ, Ph. 1)..
Of Syracuse l'nlerelty.
Wednesday, Jan. 26 lis Essenllnl Teachings.
Thursday, Jan. 27 The Sources of Its Teau.v
Injts.
Friday, Jan. IS The Authority of the Teach
ings of Christ. - -
EACH AFTERNOON AT 3:10 O'CLOCK.
These lectures are open to the public. Ad
mission free.
For continuous trip take Tenleytown-Pomer-l
car, transfer at Macomb straet and Cl
oft at tht unlvarsKv c-ounds.
Blooded Bulldogs and Collie
Will Be Exhibited at M
Ebbitt, February 3.
At least three championship dogs wilt
bo shown at the exhibition of tho
Washington Kennel Club at the New
Ebbitt on February. 3, whllo there wllf
bo many others carrying championship'
points. Tho February show Is for col
lies and bulldogs and entries are com
ing In dally to tho committee In charge,
composed of n. H. Atkinson, E. Boy
Itoutt, Dr. Q. N. Payette, Capt. Groy
Porter and George Goodacrc. Already
twenty-one entries have been receive
In the bulldog classes and sixteen coi
ns. This will be the largest exhibition?
of thoroughbred dogs ever held In tho
District of Columbia, outside of ilia
A. K. C. shows. "
In tho bulldog classes thcro will be
flvo prizes. A club cup goes to the b(t
dog and another to tho best female
puppy. Miss Jean G. Hinklo offers
in gold for the best brood female and
o in gom ror ttio nest male puppv.
Charles A. Watson offers J2.60 In gold
for tho best puppy under six months.
I'or tho collies cups will go to tho
best dog nnd best female, while X.
Carter Burns and L. F. Dyson offer
specials.
C. H. Barnes, of Boston, will Judgo
the collies. He has made a study of
collies for years, nnd tho- club has mad(
a. icn-siriKO in ODiaining mm.
Charles A. Watson, of Washington
a Pioneer In" the bulldoc world, wllf
judge that class. He has the friendship
of all dog lovers in the Capital, being,
secretary-treasurer of tho Washington
Kennel Club, and is known for his strict,
fairness in making decisions.
tf
AMUSEMENTS
NATIONAL
TONIGHT Sll5. J
Mntlnee Saturday'
COHAN MD IIAltlllS Present n,
It Pays to Advertise
Kept New Tork Laughing One Solid Year.
I
I
JULIAN ELTINGE
Will show a new 810,000 wardrobe next
Monday nlcht at the drat performance
of his nvislcal success,
"COUSIN LUCY'1
SKATS SKLLIN'CL
Immediate Care of the Wounded at French
Firing Line.
FIIEXCII FLOTILLA BENEFIT. "
MBIE. Traln. W,.-.J"
Today
4:30
o'clock
CALVE
(JhIIIpo tiasparnt
Carlos Kaliedo?
Orchestra of S4..
Artists Parliclpatlng In Benefit at e.
Metropolitan Opera House.
Tickets. 60c to 12.50. T. Arthur Hmlth. 1306 Q
liS
EIGHTH CONCERT,)
TEN-STAR SERIES,
Julia Gulp
The Matchless Lleder.'
8lnger. With
FRIDAY
4:30
o'clock
COENRAAD V. BOS at the IMano. 1
TICKETS. 12.00. J1.50. M.OO, 75c. "
T. ARTHUR SMITH. 1306 O St. ,1
SECOND SUBSCRIPTION CO.VCEnTf
PHILHARMONIC
Society of N. V. ,
THURSDAY
FEB. 3
JOSEF STRAXSKY, .Conductor. "
Soloist HAROLD nAUER PlwnlsC
B. F. KEITH'S S
Mats. 25c. Ee , 25o to J1.00. 1
"CROWDED WITH GOOD '
THINGS"-Star.
"THE FOREST FIRE"
3 Scenes: Tableaus 50 Actors. ,
James & Ronnie Thornton. Fred V. Bow
ers' "Scenic Song Revue." Seven Other
Successes.
Sk ELSIE JANIS sBf.ft.Tfr
LOEWS COLUMBIA
Continuous I0t3O A. 91. to II P. 31.
NOW PLAYING
DUSTIN FARNUM
IN
THE CALL rl CUMBERLAND
Morning. Afternoon. 10. l.c. Night. 10. 15. Biv
CASINO aetik8
A New Version,
EAST LYNNE
NEAT EKK THE CHRISTIAN
All ScnlN Uric. Ilii.v Noir.
Roller Skating
CENTRAL
COLISELM
I'snna. Axe. at Ninth et, N. W
Dalh. 10:30 to 1S.2O-S.J0 to 67:30 to 10:3
Amerlca's Largest and Finest Skating Arena
eAYETY
jiniusonj
DLLUlL
JOE IIMlTIt: PKE9I
IIMlTIt: PRESENTS
WAT.fD
ROT
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