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The Washington times., 1905-02-26
CASSIDY WANTS
WALKUP START
Asks Jockey Club to Use
New System.

NEW YORK. Feb 25.-According to
appointed TO do the starting at Ben
ming and at the other tracks under the
jurisdiction OF the Jockey Club during
the coming season, intends 10 ask the
stewards to permit him TO use his walk
up system at the barrier.
Cassidy has been employing this
method of starting during the Hot
Springs meeting, and being suceesstul,
does not want TO go back to the old
STANDING start, which was I'm operation
during tie greater part OF last year
System Is Best.
Cassidy has always maintained that
the waik-up system is by far the best
method of starting horses and claims
that his best work has been under these
conditions When he went to the Aque-
duct track in the fall of 1903 he used she
walk Up system and a majority OF the
horsemeu who witnessed his work at The
barrier stated that II was the best
method that has been seen around this
part of the country
Al the spring meeting last year Cas-
sscy used his system again and the
stewards were rather fayorably inl-
pressed at first and instructed Fuzger-
aid 10 try that plan at Jamaica,
It was new to Fitzgerald. who had
done good work at the barrier with the
standing start. He tried the waIk-uT
system. and the result caused so much
discussion that the stewards finally de-
estied that IA return to the old style was
necessary to meet the wishes of the rae
ing public
Fitzgerald, who has resigned as start
er on the Eastern tracks, will appear no
more in this section, and Cassidy will
have full sway until an alternate is APP
pointed. For this reason he thinks that
the stewards should give him another
chance to demonstrate his plan.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
rs AND GOSSIP or THE DAY IN THE WO2I D or SPORTS
Nellie Russell at so TO /
Wins at Nep Orleans
Doeile Got Money in Third Race
and at Good Odds.

CRESCENT CITY, NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 2s.-Weatf1er fines track good. Sum-
Tuaries:
sell. 90 70 /, won; Clique, 15 TO 1, second
Ethels Pride, to- i. third Time. 1.o3.
Dixie Andrews Alice Lloyd. Fruit, Stci-
Ia Allen. cloverharnpton. Ethel Mark,
Diamond Betty. Overturn, Calenduis,
MiIfred B., Blaze Duchess. and Tri-
umphtress also ran.
Second race-Seven furlongs. Lucky
Charm. to 1, won Right Royal, / 10
8, second; Hadrain. so TO 1. third. Time,
1 30 Gladiator, Grand Champion. Paul
Revere, and Ranger also ran.
Third race-Six furlongs. Docile. % te
/. won; Avoid, Z to j. second; Sadducce,
Z to 5. third. Time. LIS A-5. Drop OF
Rye Anna, Heritage. Blue Blaze. Dar-
Pornpino, Bob Murphy. Loca, Cater
pillar also ran.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteentr
miles. Phil Finch. Z TO 2. won; Rapie
| third. Time 1:49 s-5. Exclamation, HUI
zah, and Old Stone also ran.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Rams Horn
even, won; Astarita, 8 to l, second, Trap
per, 10 10 j. third. Time, 1.13 2-5. Faler
| nian, Escutcneon, Augur. Ed May
| Hands Across. Mypias and Windwarf
Lass also ran.
| Sixth race-One and one-half miles
| Brooklyn, to 5, won; George Vivian,
| to /, second; Sambo, 10 to l, third. Time
2:39 4-5. Lord Tennyson. Semper WAX
| TTeach. Beaucaire, and Handspring
Seventh race-six furlongs. King Rose
| 3 to /, won: Red Raven. 2 to L. second
| Lady Ray, % to l. third. Time, 1.16
Rachel Ward, Lord French. Dusky
The Washington times., 1905-02-26

second T3T1es TO 80
Fifty-Yard Scholastic.
50-yard dash; scholastic. First heat. w:
Kipp, Central won Time, .05 DO Second
heat. Smith. Philadelphia. won, +. II.
Low, Jacob Tome Institute, second. Time,
:05. Third heat L. B. Roberts, Central,
won: W. Marbury, Episcopal High
School, second. Time, :o5 40. Fourth
won; s. Z. Kent, Central. second. Time.
.05 4-5 F'tf.h heat. e. C. Kemper. Central,
won; r. r. Phelan. Western. second
Time. % rs Sixth heat E. J. Galley,
Georgetown Props, Won; II. 3. Bristol
Central, second. Time :05 4-5
Fina5-Won x1 by ~ L, E; Robe Roberts, Ser Cen
and Smith, third. Time, :o5 2-5.
Hundred Yard Novice.
soo-yard run, noviee: Lsea1IIst, First heat tas
Won by j. MOSS. Technleial ei idnsi algn
Time, / 20 Second heat-Won by II. n.
cIagget, Central; second, e NJ. o'Gor-
Third heat-Won by j. Luttrell West
ern High School; second, e. K. Glib
bons. Hilton School, Time. Time. 3:o, ;Ss
Central, t9snt H1 and third w. F. HAMPTON,
| Central Time. 1:2S 3-5.
Fifty Yard Hurdle Handicap.
| 50-yacd hurdle handicap First heat, F.
| r. Castleman, Colgate University, won;
/ L. W. Perce, Johns Hopkins, second.
Time, :O6 2-5. Second heat, L. S. Hill,
| Johns Hopkins, won; A. r. Padgett,
/ Johns hopkins. second. Time, ;06 as.
/ Third heat, w. Marbury, Episcopal High
| School wen: ]. NJ, Black. Johns Hop
| kins. second fine, 06 4-5. Fourth heat,
| f. s. Amsler. University of Pennsyl-
vania, won; W. +. Remington, Virginia
Theological Seminary, second Time,
| :G6 3-5,
FinaIs-F. r. Castleman. Colgate won;
| w. Marbury, Episcopal High School,
second; e. s. Amsler, Pennsylvania.
| third. Time, :0G 2-5.
Junior Relay.
Relay race between the Junior teams
representing the Washington Y. Nj. c.
| A Carroll Institute, Central freshmen,
| and Georgetown Props = Georgetown
| Props won; Carroll Institute, second; !.
| M &. A, third
Relay Races.
RELAY for intermediate teams-NEon b,
| Belmont Athletic Club; Iroquois Club
! second, and Metropolitan Club. third
Fifty-yard invitation, scratch-F1rs
Walker, Georgetown Time, :o5 s-5. Sec
! ond heat C G. Mccarthy Georgetown
| first; p J. Walsh New York Ath1eti
Club. second Time. :05 3-5. Third heat
Pennsylvania: second, c. J. Seitz
| Georgetown. Time :05 3-5.
Finals-Eaton, first; w. u. Dear sec
ond: time, :05 80.
/ 440-vard = scholastic handicap. G
Rosemond, Technical High school. won
NJ Sheppard, Brown Prep School. sec
ond.
Relay race between Georgetown ant
Georgetown Winners. Kelly. Ward
Mudd. Lindsey. Losers, Burke, Cunning
Gill, Flemfning
Relay race between Carroll institute
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
Session of Athletes
Shortest on Record
Thirteenth Annual Convention Of the l. A. A.
A. A. Lasts Only Seventeen Minutes-New
Officers Chosen-Colleqes Dropped

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-At the Fifth
Avenue Hotel today, the delegates to
the thirteenth annual convention of the
intercollegiate Association of Amateur
Athletes of America. made a record for
,brevity as the session lasted only seven
teen minutes.
The report Of Treasurer Harry Brad
ley, of Columbia, showed a balance on
hand of 81 $50 and this was another rec
ord notwithstanding the expenditure of
S11 COO during the last year for a new
championship cup
1t was decided that the next track and
field meeting of the association. the
great intercollegiate athletic meeting OF
the year, will he held on Franklin
Field, Philadelphia, on Friday and Sat
urday, May 26 and q.
The University OF California. Bow
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
WINS RELAY RACE

and B. & O. Athletic Association, and
Ontario A c. Carroll, won, B. & O. sec
opd. Waters, Maloy, I4aughTan, Robbie
and Bateman: time, 2.al
Relay race between Marstonis $ UnfVer-
sity School and Boys Latin School, of
Baltimore, and Episcopal High, of Alex
andria. Winners-Stoiienwerk Cary,
Roemer. Wiltshire. Time, Psi.
Relay between University of Maryland
and St. Johns, of Annapolis-W on by St.
Johns on q foul. characterization
Sinclair, Ruhl, Melvin.
0ne-Mile Run.
One-miie run-Won by M. Sheppard,
Brown Preps; r. e. Williams. Prince
ton, second; F. Bryer, B. c. c., third.
Time, 4:48 As.
Half-Mile Run.
8sO-yard conegiate-won by G A.
Stewart, Hopkins; G.. NJ. Griffith, Hop
kins, second. Time, 2:12.
Relays
Jacob Tome Institute-Won by Tome.
Winners, Gambia, Low, Baker, Sexton.
Time, 2:44 As
georgetown interclass relay--Won by
1905. Winners, Donovan. Hicks, Bren-
nan. Lorando. Time, 2:44 As.
Relay between Central and Baltimore
City coIlege-Won by Central. Winners
Kent, Kemper, Roberts, Cook Time
e:46 3-5.
Reiay between George Washington and
Western Maryland. Winners-Sterrett
W. Babcock, Power, j. Babcock. Time
2:46 3-5
Won by Cornell. Wlnners-Gold Bonne-
gut, Carpenter, Rogers. Time, 2:41.
Georgetown Princeton relay, won BY
Georgetown Winners-Sulliyan, McGet.
tisan, Mccarthy, Mulltgan. Losers-Run
yon, Comstock, Connors, Neulle. Time
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
PICKS TOBOGGAN TO
WIN THE MONTGOMERY

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 25.-W. 5.
street, who is racing a string of horses
here, is pointing Toboggan for the Mont
Romery Handicap. The son of Kingston
and Glide has been under suspicion as
TO his UNDERMINING for some time, but
appears to be sound now, and in good
condition, If his easy victory at the fair
grounds course recently may be taken
as An Indication The colt is handi-
capped at 11s pounds in the rich Mem
phis event, and has none the best OF
the weights, but with fair luck ne snould
be a strong contender at all parts OF the
Journey.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
CONTINUED From First Page)

and awakened but little enthusiasm. The
three contestants ran IN a bunch until
the last lap, whea Stewart, Of Johns
Hopkins, took the lead and won in 2:i2-
Much interest was displayed in the
relay between George Washington Uni
yersfty and Western Maryland College.
Although man was entered by the To-
cal university last year, last night $
meet was the first in which it has been
represented by a regularly organized
track team. George Washington was
completely outclassed, Western Mary
land making a runaway race of the af-
fair and winning easily in 2:46 80.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
SEEN WITH A REVOLVER;
SANITY Is QUESTIONED

Because of James Crombie's strange
actions he was arrested by Detectives
lyser and Weldon at the Metropolitan
Hotel yesterday and sent to the Wash
ington Asylum Hospital for mental ex-
animation.
a clerk at the hostelry saw Crombie
with II revolver, and communicated
with Captain Boardman.
Crombie learned that detectives were
after him. He packed his revolver in a
satchel and went to the Howard House,
where he registered and left his hand
bag.
After disposing of the weapon he went
back to the Metropolitan, where he was
arrested by the detectives
Cromhie is supposed to be suffering
hallucinations regarding persecution.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26

dropped from membership and appIica-
tions for re-admission TO membership
from Brown and Dartmouth were tab
led. but permission was given the exc
zcutiye committee to pass upefl them
siater on.
Murdock Kenrick. Pennsylvania, de-
cIined reelection after ten years service
on the advisory committee. and the cleo
ton Of officers resulted as follows: Pres
ident. ". N. StiiIman, Yale vice presi-
dents, f. K Grosbeck, C. G.. n. z, and
B. F. Bushnell. Haverfords secretary,
Howard Fitzpatrick. New York Univer-
sfty. treasurer, ". C. Motter. Prince
ton.
The following executive committee
was elected: r. e. Sard. Harvard; L. p
Merritt, Columbia; MeO. Cater, Pennsyi-
yanta, and S. H. Herriek. Cornell.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26

Avenger. Ratgar, Topic. and DR.. sIesens
also ran
Tomerrow's Entries.
First race-FIye and one-haIf fur
longs: selling. Rondoiet, 81: Tarbule.
81 Elsie Harris, So; Diamond Betty. 90;
aoderick Dhu. 1oi: I4eotard, foI, Lionel.
1o4 Malediction, i0f, Charlie Celia. Ioz:
Vie zsigler. 1o4; National, 10f; Old Hal,
~; ~; snippy 10 Thorpe, 1o7; Ed Early. 1os;
Second raee-Five furlongs; selling.
W. F. Palmer, 90; St. Blue, 80; Mrs.
Frank Foster, I0f; yestry. 19I; Ponca,
1es. Sweet Charity, JOG; Criss Cross. 10s:
Ponpano. f07; sadduceee. ios; w. L.
George. Ies: Royal Whitesoot, los; Glsn-
don. III: W. j. Deboe, H.
Third race-Hah mile purse st.
Asainada, 1ez: Joe Wootens 1az; Me-
chauncey oleott, 1fo: inspeczor Girl.
1t2s Show Down, 11z: Marpessa. IL:
Panic, lis; Proteus, rs: Blue Grass
Lad. 115s Young Lighter, 115
Fourth Taee-MiIe: handicap. Lady FL
80. Escutcheon. 81: Edith May. 81: Huz-
zaI1. 100: Careless. 10f: Judge Hines. f0a
snencerian, 107: Rapid Water, i2s
Fifth race-Mile and seventy yards:
selling. Lady Fonse. 80; Lampoon. IS;
sey. I0ls Blue Mint, 100; Decoration, 101
! Stolen Moments. 1903: Court Maid, 10z;
Extoi. 105; Barkelmore. los; Floral
Wreath. 105; Dapple Gold, 1os; Home
stead, lbs; The Huguenot, rs
purse. Miss Gomez. 95. Alice Conainoner.
60. Young Jesse, 81: Mary Glenn, 80;
ForTnaster, 100; Red Raven, 1ol: Radiant
Heat. 1o1: Hands across. 1ol; sigmund.
Opera. 104; Captain Arnold. 104; Invinci-
BILE, 104.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
Fiftv-Yard Scholastic.

won: L. E. Brittson. George Washington
second. Tine, :05 3-5.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
COLORED MEN TO APPEAL
FOR THE JAMESTOWN BILL

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. ga deIcga-
tion of colored men headed by Giles b.
jackson will plead with Sneaker Cam
non. Of the House of Representatives
next Tuesday to recognize some member
of the Virginia delegation In order to call
up the jamestown appropriation bill.
Representative Maynard will accompany
the colored delegation.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
ANDERSON CHAMPION
AT BOWL ING TOURNEY
Gunthers No 2, of Chicago. Win Out Among Five-Men
Teams and Chicago Also Gets TWo-Men Event.

Best average-Nine games. Jack Reii-
~. Chicago. 1S9.
Highest single team seore-Crescent,
Toledo, 9aS.
The Washington times., 1905-02-26
SUMMARY OF THE EVENTS
Fifty-Yard Novice.

Fifty-yard novice--two to qualify in
each heat.
First heat, won by J. II. Doyle.
Georgetown; second, T. 2. Tredway.
Western Maryland. Time, 6:04. Sec
ond heat, r. Smith, Kensington Athlet-
kins, second. Time. .e6. Third heat
ri. Jeffs, Georgetown Pfeps, first; T.
Ma1foy, Carroll Institute. Time, ;o6
Maryland Athletic Club; &C. Sexton,
Jacob Tome Institute. second Time
SET
Hilton School Tire, :06 Sixth heat,
E c. Kemper. Central High School
first; G. T. Donovan, Georgetown, sec
l. B. Kemon. Central; second. III
Moore, Episcopal High School. Time
.06. Eighth heat, r. p. Johnson, first;
r. c, Smithson, Central, second. Time
.06. Ninth heat, won by Smith. Tan
ner's Business College; second, Z
Ward. Georgetown, 5:04.
Serni-linaIS-First heat, z. Sherlock. NJ.
A c., won. ]. II Doyle. Georgetown,
e. E. Kemper, Central, won; a B. Farm
ham, Central. second. Time, 500.
Finalf;-E. Sherlock, NJ, A. C., won;
Smith. Tanners Business College. sec
ond; j. II. Doyle, Georgetown, third
Time. 5:o4.
Fifty-Yard Open.
5g-yard dash; open: two to qualify In
each heat-Eirst heat, r. H. Walker
Georgetown. won; J. s. Hill. John Hop
kins. second; time. :05 4-5, Second heat
j. Ii. Doyle, Georgetown, won; A. r
Padgetl, John Hopkins, second; time
% 3-5. Third heat. S. e. Kent, Central
won: lime, % 3-5. Fourth heat-C
smuck NJ a. C.. won; time, :05 3-5
Fifth heat. ]. Sullivan. Georgetown
won; time. :0a %. Sixth heat. p. L. Rit-
tenhouse, Western High School, won
time. :o5 rs. Seventh heat. tie betweef
Walsh. New York Athletic Club
time, 05 go Eighth heat. Eatons won
time, :05 3-5 Ninth heat, e. T. Eddin-
held. Columbia University, won; w p
Remington, Virginia Theological Semi
nary second: time. 20 40.
Seni-finais: First heat. j. T. Hunter
Johns Hopkins won: S. Z. Kent, Centra
High School, second. Time. :05 3-5. Sec
ond heat, r H Walker, Georgetown
won; H M Logan, Milton Academy. sec
ond Time. ;05 4-5.
! Final: r II. Walker. Georgetown
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

@te OFT lltht nan Yeute uDn nd
nlcr unO SDrRe aebeuat, nitt bI
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tUrpsrItche GelOen; uon ben Sera|
aunncn 0eS 4ebens abaeihnitten
eiuem Alter in wclfem oieielbe1
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rem III iudlGu. Sino 0leie ORD
trnut, fam Jtiem2no aeiunb
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HrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

Ter GOuntyltupmeiitsr iii tit 0cu.
te an ale Gterts Der u]cridlr0enen
Sdluloilirltte Ocn 1nbre4au3mu5
iiber ben 6iunu55uitauo oc2 Elitrltts.
onmit Die Bertd)uua ,ur ole rUlbjae
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

Geunu RctinrI nm IN Weui9e Steu|
cru 5aUIru II m%iliieu, unh bic 5olaI
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puur EpI!ngs mahr i'm 9ebrer ODD
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

&n. 0ersuQ, uOn ct. 9Uuis, iunr
leeten Samrtoa in Der St0ot. GS
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28eG pertauIt, bod bat iid ous @e
ritt nidJt beltatiat Obaleld bic Ge
nannten perm I'M 0anoel maren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

llnier alter Jreuno NuBult GUeb-
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ten QCim Onbier gu Seiud bel ieinen
5Obn Oscar, tounte iidb aber BON
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tOsiaRen unO reiite am Sumitua on'
bin Surilf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

YUltS InIOtbubeu 1T gum Ntnrfl.
GlellC gu utrinulen. StOne NllI
lSlne 80.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

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ptoplts Euuf ppr hIrnlmn.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-03-31

6rHnt 1toe0r hat Nclne an Der 6l'li
Greer AcleRene 6nrm iur $3.50 al
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