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The Washington times., 1906-12-15
TOMMY CORCORAN SIGNS
WITH MUGGSY M'GRAW

NEW YORK. Dec. 15.-TOmmy Cor
coran, one OF the best-known players In
baseball and for ten years shortstop
of the Cincinnati club, yesterday affixed
his signature to a New York National
League Club contract. CorcOran and Joe
Kelley were two Of the nine Cincinnati
players who We're to be released and
the New York Club put in Il bid for
both.
If not successful in securing the pair.
IT was believed that Kelley, who played
WIN me champion BaltimoreS when
John McGraw was a member. would he
preferred to Corcorsn. The signing OF
the latter. however. does not end the
neEotations for the member Of the old
Woven Hose team of Cambridge Ma ss
who. il is expected viii be attacled to
the New Horks next year.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
BEN HOLIDAY IS SOLD
FOR BREEDING PURPOSES

LEXINGTON. Ky, Dec. 15.-James 3.
Haggin has sold his noted thoroughbred
stallion, Ben Holiday, to the Mis-
slsslppi Experimental Station for breed
ing purposes. Ben Holiday has been in
the stud at ElmendOrf Farm for several
years.
The thoroughbred stallion imp. De
BeauVoir, by Beaudesert, dam Stock
dove. by StOCkWell, broke his leg in Eis
paddock at the BalgOWan stud of his
owner, Capt. Thomas J. Clay. today, and
had to be destroyed. He was twenty
Years old and sired many good race
horses.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
HILLEBRAND MAY
GO TO PITTSBURG
Washington Club Has Ask
ed Waivers on Former
Princeton TWirler.
STAHL STILL ON MARKET
President Tom Eoyes Returns From
Chicago League Meeting With Some
Interesting Bits Of News.

PrsSloaU, Tom Moves. of The Wa-a-
iu-tou baseball club. reached WssaiH--
taH last night frpm tae American
League meeting iu Chicago. filled WITH
great hopes and some news.
A,r. Noyos was So hopeful because
Manager Joe CauJIIoa. oI Washington.
had NOT been gold-brisket bg amy of
the NIsrulelmers al tile meeting. ami
HaeauSe other managers NrFv so aaA-
-'us for Washington material that tl,-s
IS every reason To believe Juar some os
lt is higAIy esteemed and SHOUTED deliver
the goods next season.
Waivers on Hinebrand.
A bin of news was ,Hat Homer ,Bag
H-llrhrand may go ,a t.r plrt-gur4 cl4g
oi the Nalinua. League after aU NNa.r-
ris We're asked upon him ana granted us
-.n -H" American League CLUBS except
Ne" York. Farrell thinks ue can per
Suldc Iiillebraud to play ~ Gotham. but
j. IN not likely yIaJ Hr viii Doe abb. tr
Cd" ST" Tn ease DE fails Farrell is -x-
l.'ird Io grant i4c waiver and HiIte-
brand VIII go tu the Pirates iu eyebau-.-
t"i " man tdutilluu has Iu mind ul.I
whose name is withheld
washington has owned iiilcbraud for
,it'c years Dur inc has consistently re-
FUSED io play here He sliI Ie U-agId
play Iu FiltsnurE on nowhere ana ms
..'t anxious T. play at aH. Washington
S't en- IiS dignity and said ne yuuIg
,l1ull I'D lhis burg or stay idle in or
l.H'-td haS1hall. Iuy signing OF can
IIltu as manage and tho turning over
60 llH az all tn players ta da abSo-
ldi'i1 "5 nc saw It with them changed
'il 'l' 'N-C"I'rglau and would not sac
l.ii'e hS face D.. Jra4jEE him. hence
inc negotiations with rittsburC
Collins Not in Demand
Air. NoyCs also disposed of tho ruI7or
That Jimmy Collins was so much sorrzht
after. Ig said tIrlt tr Connie AIacr,
wanted him so badly. nr did moi srov-
%. and that ST. LOUIS was the only club
which made direct proposition fos
Tine ,N-Rostou manager. Collins WAS
away overweight and th. other ctIbe
were afraid Go take a chance uu his con-
uItHu. and h.S Uncertain knee which
J. iikei} O." give way ou him ut amy
time.
The disposal OF Stam is stlI uusctt.c,:.
and DO iS not known what viii become
ot Glu. So iar, he remains m Wash
ing, on. hut the cluo VIII no. hesitate ia
Ldde MN III proper Inducements are of
ICrcd- There was some talk of q straight
trade of Stdhl for Mcintyre. of Detroit
but iluSHcy Jennings, the Detroit man
ugor. was Try ing 10 get "a sh0TlsJop OF
second Sacker Jennings wanted To- az
range diCkeT with New York for Yeag-
or bul New York was holding Ycager
ia reserve Tor "a deal with Washington
FOR Patten. This made a ring around
a-rOSy proposition which nobody Could
solve. and nothing was done.
Cantlilon set March as the date and
Chicago as the place for the assembling
OF the Washington squad for departure
10 Galveston for spring training 4 good
schedule of games TO he played with
American Association and other minor
league clubs on the way back has been
arranged but has not yet been definitely
announced.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
.CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
FOR TITLE TODAY
Fields for National Cham
pionships Are Small
But Classy.

NEW YORK. Dec L.-Senio- and iu-
nloT croSs-COuutlN runners VIII compete
this afternoon al TTaveTs Island Tor ua-
uoual championship hCuOrs
While the fields VIII bee materially rr-
dgced I'm numbers from those Of the
metropolitan Association championships.
tG. quality oI lhe lists VIII bc improved.
The senior individual championship is
conceded to George y B0nhaE. Irish
American Athletic club. Tut the team
championship should result Ia an ex-
cedjngly close race between the New
. Aork Athletic club aud Igish-American
AILInIIl CmM
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
EASTERN A. C. STRONG,
BUT LOSES TO ORDWAY

The Ordway professional basketball
team did the expected last night when
II defeated the Eastern Athletic Club in
an exceptionally good game by 35ls to %
The Eastern athletes are bringing up
the rear in the league. but the team
has recently been strengthened and
showed better class last night than il
has i'm any former contest. At the start
the losers began with a rush. and il
looked for time as II the hoodoo had
been broken Toward the last part of
the first half however, the Ordways
struck their gait and by even team
work and accurate basket shooting made
Up the gap. and after that easily forged
ahead The lineup:
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
HOLY NAME TEAM WINS
FROM ANACOSTIA FIVE

The Holy Name basketball team de-
feated the Aerts, Of AnacosJia. on
Thursday in rough game by 4 to p.
The features were the playing Of Daw-
son and Murphy for the winners and
W. Ra.uey for the losers. Next Thurs
day the winners play the Patterson A
G., OF Baltimore. Dancing aner the
game The lineup:
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
FIRSY INSANE ASYLUM.

In 1875. William Tuxe. a Quaker.
opened the first rational asylum Tor the
insane IN York. England 4 few years
earlier a Erenchman named Pinel had
made similar effort TO restore the
mentally deficient 10 the rank of human
beings. Pinels plan was that of non
restraint, a system then unheard of
and, of course. to be ridiCpled as pre-
posterous heresy. II is now being fol-
lowed everywhere.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
SAVERS IS KNOWN
BETTER IN WEST
McGarry's Next Opponent
Has Met Good Men.
Match Looks Close.

BALTIMORE Md. Dec. I5.-Amby
McGarry. the crack New York light
weight viii meet Maurice Sayers. the
Milwaukee lightweight. for fifteen
rounds. before the Eureka Athletic club
at the Germania Maennerchor Hail. next
Thursday night
McGarTy ana Sayers have posted for
feits 20 weigh M at l56 pounds al =.
m. before the contest This viii be Nc
Garry's first bout since hc was stricken
down with the typhoid fever some time
ago. McGary claims that ae has fully
recovered, and IS as strong as ever
lie has been doing Hight gynua sJic ;, ork
lu Gotham during the past week ia
preparation Tor contest 600 this city.
which Manager Herford promised him
as soon as he was ft.
Good Record in West.
sayers. McGarry's next opponent may
not be- very We'll known iu JHis ,ity.
but i'm the West he has made pretty
good ring record. This RalI be Savers
third bout of his career it JHe East. all
OF his battles being fought iu the West
eru rOped arenas Judging from his rec
ord he should make "a good battle with
McGarTy. Savers made good In his two
fpb' sLi Alltt 40 tilt last in IIS lEsl
he boxed Young Erue the clever Phiia-
deIphia lightweight. a draw, while only
shortly after he went six even rounds
with tuk Russell. who Is very well
known lu this city Tor his cOrkius bouts
with Kid Sullivan
In the West SayerS fought draws with
Aurella Herrera, the Mexican light
weight champion. Benny Yangef.
Tommy MOWaJt, Charley Neary. and
other crack Western puEilists. Sayers
beat Adam Ryan I'M hye rounds Chester
Goodwin in slN. Willie Mack in six and
Jack Simms, brother OF art Simms. iu
TWO rounds. Saytrs is iu good shape
auc he has been working for number
Of matches ia Philadelphia and il is tie
pplEloU that mr. viii come To this .Itv
lH good trim
McGarry VIII likely aClV- in town
shortly. AS he has planned 10 train 0u
TIE outskirts OF The gity for Hi- mill
Win SFy~rs. He has wired Manager
ttItJru 10 secure suitable quarters
near fhe Pinlic0 track where he AN
get plenty OF work on the road
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
CARROLLS SUPERIOR
TO Y. M. C. A. QUINT

easily defeated the Young Mems Chris
tian Association five in the Carroll
gymnasium last night by "a 10 = The
losers were not up To their usual form
In team work and basket shooting. the
strange hall being responsible for the
latter fault Haight and Ludwig for
The losers and C0llifiower and Crogan
for the winners were the stars. The
Iinn-un.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
FOOTBALL GOLF RAGING BOXING WRESTLING ATHLETICS
GOOD THIRD BASEMEN
ARE WOEFULLY SCARCE
Collins, Coughn and Lave Cross Only Stars in Ameri-
can League-AthletcS in Bad Way-Brad-
ley Doubtful Quantity

The failure of Manager Mack. OF the
Athletics. tu carry through his deal for
Jimmy Collins, of Boston. al the Amer
lean League meeting ju Chicago, proved
a keen disappointment 10 Philadelphia
fans. ana with the falling through of
several other big deals, which were ap-
pareutIy sure things" furnished the
surprises of the two meetings
Ire some instances the bids fell far
short of the anticipation of the owners,
Uhiie i'm others particularly i'm the ease
OF Jimmy Collins and Jake StahL their
mana gers. iu the midst Of such "a great
rush. suddenly realized their worth and
ughtrned their grips ou their contracts.
The Boston management wisely listen
od Jo the clamor OF the Hub baseball
fans, and refused 60 rarJ with Jimmy
Collins General Taylor and mis- son,
john, who are tine owners cf the club.
6eeHly disappointed M the poor work
uf Collins al the start of -ae season.
lost an faiyu m The hitherto peerless
leader of The worlds champions. and
determined To cut him loose az th, first
favorable opportunity.
Connie Expected 10 Land Collins.
There is little doubt that hr was =Iat-
.d for Philadelphia. llauaeer Mack hay
Iug laid his plans carefully for many
months Although every club il The
American League. with the exception of
Detroit and Washington. strained every
nerve 10 set Lha ear of the Boston usll-
erS. the Athletics astura manager ban
lsAed 3L signs of worry and awaited
the meeting. with never Cd GoubIt that
Tire Collins contract would b- locked uu
u H.S safe heiur, christmas.
But The best-Iaid plans mislarrr. and
the Taylors. awakened by the Boston
L1HS. and the now manage. Chick S;sHI
VINO believes absolutely ir his old team
mate changed front and hung out the
~lziI Not loI SALE
Few Good Third Basemen.
The Wild scramble for Collins shows
t.e remarkable shortage OF good third
bass men in dee American Ieag4,.
Aside from tle Boston man. lI.ra a~.
lal tWo WHO are H hga ranking.
CougHlin. og Detroit. and. STRANGELY
enough our own ,ast-ou. Lave Gross o.
Washington. says PuIadeII ifa
writer
When rhr word was PASSED around
char Collins had been Withdrawn from
the market, the majority OF owners ui-
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
YALE BASKETBALL
TEAM REINSTATED
A. A. u. Officials Are Lenient
When Manager Processes
Ignorance of Rules.
COLLEGES FALL INTO LINE
All the Larger Institutions and North
ern Amateur Clubs Have Resolved
10 Stand by the Organization.

NEW YORK. Dec I5.-George T. Hep
Hrou. secretary OF tHe Amateur Athletic
Union basketball committee. announced
yesterday J1at the committee had rein
stated the Yale basketball team.
This was done as much in the interest
OF harmony ass bon answer 10 tine plea OF
q. ID. Chaplin, manager of the suspend
ed team. AIR Chaplin spent several days
in Nr'y York consulting tH- basketball
Secretary and President James F. sui
lNan and took occasion to explain thar
the negotiations for the contended game
and the subsequent playing of IL witl
the Naval Reserves was done because
gUITtd.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
Buffalo Wonder" in Shape.

Frank Nebrich, Jhe Buffalo wonder -
viii be in tOday's lineup Of the New
York Athletic Club. lie is in fine condi-
liOn having recently won mile race
i'm f.2I 20. and will ill the gap that
caused the New York Athletic Clubs
defeat last Saturday. With this excep-
lion, the teams viii he about the same
as in the metropolis championship
The Washington times., 1906-12-15

recLcl their attention To- Cross. hut.
/ despite mary tempting offers. Joe Can
| uilon, the 'reu-Nestcu' manager of the
Senators waved them an away
The former umpire. who has replaced
! Jake SlaAl ass Washiugton's leader also
upset cal aIuulatiOns Ey holding ON 10
SIthL CleEellnd and SeVer.l OJher clubs
were IiIg- hlm hotfoot. bun be viii hold
/ down lfiS OLD position IN Tie National
Capital tor "a time.
New York D. hardly satisfied with la
porte. The Lis Frenvh-Canadian is a
good hiJrer. but much too slov Tor "a
!lst-ral- tGird sacker.
Ch.cseo, th- worlds champions. are
iNSl thr reverse, IannehlH being great
held"f, N1l weak hitter. while the
utHItN man, Roue. is good sticller. buJ
covers uulc Ground around the bag.
Bradley Is Doubtful Quantity.
BIZ RrsIl.y, Jhe former Cleveland
star is very doubtful quantity but
many incline To The belief that hc ua~
seen his best days. Two years ago
Bradley was "a great hitter and a re-
marka5Iy active. sure fielder.
Last year h~ fen OF woefuly iu his
batting. his slump pulling down his
Heldlus Go certain extent Then DE
broke .ls wrist. and thIs is likely To
81 Louis is also suffering from the
lack uT third baSemau. and with "a
man ut Collins Cdliber az that corner
Of thr diamond the BowuS would easily
De Iu the running for the championship.
Last wear This ,eim showed he finest
team play oi amy club that met the Ath-
lettCs. lu addition il has fine stan of
pitcher. and great hitting OutheId.
Third base was lis one weak point. and
MaRageT MacAieer made strenuous en-
deayors To- hll iu the gap with Collins.
He even made eyes AT CoughIin but De-
u-oit called halt ia that direction
Athletics in Bad Shape
The Athletics are a> far from the
solution of the problem as before. %
now looks as though Manager Mack
VIII have Co do something with either
knight or OIdring
knight may dud his hitting eye This
wear. ln which event The place could not
He better cared for The former Central
High school boy is great fielder. bj-
Wurfully lacking ia base hits Connie
thinks this Iu4E ug tuTal lu a Young
player. as the strain hats affected his
nerve Then. Zoo. one OF the new men.
G hom the Athletics have coTr8Ilgd. may
uI into the place.
The next few months. however may
bring Forth something iu the line of
deals. II not tue spring meeting Is "a
last resource ou the surface. though
there Is little that gives Indication OF
any trades. now that Collins and Stshl
are ouJ of the question.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
FENDALLS WANT GAMES.

The Fendail Cadets want games with
any lO-ound basketball team OF the
District the-gamc To be PLAYED at Peck
Chapel Han. Address J. Keane 2yg7
Olive avenue northwest
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
No Desire to AntagOnize A. a. U.

MI Chdpiu explained JaaJ the manage
meut or the Vale basketball team aad
no desire whatever 10 auJ1sonize the
Amateur Athletic Union. that they
wanted to play only recognized register
cd amateurs and they believed al the
time of tile >.,5l Reserve game that
tnejr application: for registration had
been passed upon.
Tn SB faT- as his colleges arc concerned
the atmosphere iS materially Faritied
and All of the colleges have practically
agreed 10 recognize the Amateur Ath-
letic Union government of basketball
Dr. White, chairman of HarVard's atl-
l"Uc committee has written q very
strong letter JO President sullivan on
the situation iudorsiU- tho Amateur
Athletic Unions stand and stating that
Harvard viii only play educational in
SItutiouS. Columbia College mas taken
tho same position, and has made the
same statements
The Washington times., 1906-12-15

Goal l5-DAWson O0. Murphy 90, Nash
"a, ". Rainey 90, j. Rainey CD, Good
man 90. Free throW-DaWSOn Ref
eree-COlbert- Scorer - Zell. Timer
L.aWlOr
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
REAL MONEY TALK
FOR NEXT FIGHT
Rhyolite Promoters Show
They Have $4,000 for
'Brlen Purse.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 15-Tommy
Burns. of Detroit and Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien have signed articles OF
agreement for finish fight 10 take
place on OF before April T. al RhyoHte,
Ney. The purse is S25,Ul0
+. Clark Skinner is Jhe new Nevada
promoter who IS trying 90 eclipse the
fame OF GOldheld's great championship
battle. The Two fighters. with Skinner.
met !H the office OF the Los Angeles
Examiner ana there the articles OF bat
tie we're drawn up and signed
The agreement 10 which the signatures
were fixed, while binding. is only pre-
liminary. The fighters held out for Cue
stipulation that TT should not go Into
final effect uutn Saturday evening thus
giving them tat opportunity 10 accept
higher bid should one be made ln the
meantime.
O'Brien Admits Defeat.
The battle viii be- billed as "a "cou-
test FOR the heavyweight championship
of the world" The question OF q d.-
vision Of the money stiu remains.
though uo serious disagreement OF The
nghters on this question is loR aEuel-
pated. IT is highly probable tHa- The
cent 10 the winner aud ae per cent TO
the loser viii prevail
Al lasE nights conference. D'BrieH
created mild sensation Es saying that
maybe Burns had had q slight shade .u
their battle bat that BE Eas coming
strong All the um- while Burns had
pumped himself out % BrieH says he is
sure he can win "a longer fight
This AIr. skinner is Hot q bluhCr
Realizing that money talks. the man
from RhyoiiJe brought some converse
uOnal paper with him He invited a Zee
porter 10 accompany him To- the Farm
ers and Mechanics Bank there Co have
the signature verified.
Just as good as tWeuty-doI.ar gold
pieces. for the amount. said the cashier
with a smile AS good as gold
Regarding the OffeT OF the RhyOlira
Athletic Association Air. Skinner said.
Clubs Big Forfeit.
~ came down here authorized To sign
these men FOR a finish night tu RhyoliJs
on or about April T. ana 20 show that
We mean business and intend 10 60
through with this deal J. shall insert iu
the articles clause which provides
that I'm case the tight is not pulled Off
according 10 the actual agreement this
$1,000 now lying in John s Cook d Cos
bank ar RhyclIte shall be divided be-
tween the fighters. That is about ali
have 10 say; ! am here on the theory
that money talks. and ours is I'D.
The fun amount OF the purse viii
be posted before the men enter the ring
or We forfeit the $4,000. As 20 the ref
cree, do not want 10 make a point of
this before the men are signed but th-
man / want Is James j. Jehr5es."
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
Two Preliminaues.

The semi-windup tonight is expected
% be- between Joe Turner and NiC Ross.
Turner viii have it on Ross i'm weight
and should win. but Ross has been 60
ing very well here OF late. The other
preliminary is 20 be between Cleve Bee
QeJJ who is not the man 10 be dis
outraged by "a little thing like defeat.
and Jack SpauidiHg, who is anxious 10
bulge 20 the front and have a star
match for himself i'm the near future.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
CoIleges Backing Orqanization.

The G. G.. y Y, New York University.
and an important college organizations
are backing the Amateur Athletic Union
up in las fight for the control OF basket
bali anG desire To have il played ON a
clean wholesale amateur basis
With the colleges aud the Amateur
Athletic Union there is no trouble what
ever The y. y L. recognizes the right
"l the colleges to name their. own con-
ditcns when playing among themselves
but when they plsv outside they come
within A. A I. Jurisdiction. so that they
must abide 10y the rules NJ the COntroII-
lug amateur athletic body I'm America
The principal offender against anna
t"ur athletic laws in this country is the
Shady' amateur. The Amateur Athletic
mon recognizes the right of those who
care Ia play games professionally. and
mas no desire L. interfere with profeS-
sional basketball. but the difficulty is
with the player who masquerades as
az amateur one night and on another
occasion plays for money
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
EXPERIENCED MEN
TO MEET TONIGHT
Barr and Mackey Have Been
Before Wrestling Public
for Many Years.

The brisk and enterprising Rob Rob
Mackey. Washington star weIterweiggt
Wrestler appears 90 have bitten or
about al he can chew m undertaking 4
finish match with Eddie Barr at Wash
iugtuu Light Infantry Hall tonight.
Mackey is really q weIterweight and
"a good one. but Barr IS middleweieht
and good one and ou the principle
thar $50 good little man can beat a good
big One. IL would seem that Macbey
is about to have a lively social session
ana some sorrow this evening. Ia the
matter OF experience the men are well
matched. Barr has been before the
public some sixteen wears
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
High Tribute to Western.

Mr.. Matter1. faculty athlete advisor
at Technical. IN a speech paid a high
tribute 10 the manly way n which the
victorious eleven had gone into what
seemed almost certain defeat. and by
one OF the most desperate fights record
ed in high school football, won cIeanIy
and On merit the right 20 be called
champions. The following also deliver
ed short addresses:
Miss WesUcott. principal Of -ha school:
Prof. Matthews. Westerns faculty ath-
letir adviser. Dr- Hudson, physical di-
rector; Coach Kirby. Capt Radford. and
CaTraln-eIecet Parker. Manager Morse
Osgood. captain of the Geld and track
team. and the midget fullhac1 Howard.
who WON the game for his school bv a
beautiful field goal from -he 2)-yard I1s
in the first half.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15

GOals-SannanOi ca. Mofftt 90, Reyes
! 90, s. Thompson t3). J. Thompson (2),
Burlingame, and Hughes. RefeTee-hfr
NCOllifoweT Time of halves-'rwentv
minutes each
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
Kirby Receives Handsome Testimonial

EX-Captaiu RadtoId received a Jesti-
moniai from bis team mates I'm the
shape Of a handsome gold football fob
and the former leader IN IUrn present
ed Coach Kirby with "A beautifully en-
graVed gold watch
me Following plaEerS were given the
right 10 wear the w"
Radford- Morse. OSgo3d, Howard
Stephenson. CstchUgs. Kenuer. Rafter.
Babcock. Parker, UodgSon, Champion
Obenchain. Polyhemus, and Anthony
The Washington times., 1906-12-15
How Old Is Mackey?

How long Mackey has been proles-
sloual is not exactly known. Al times
YOU would think. from his talk about
his own virtues and early Incidents he
alleges he can remember that he was
the original angel who came down the
ladder and wrestled Jacob for the cham
pjonship of Asia. Then again he in
dlsuantly repudiates thc charge that he
is au aged one and claims that He is
as young and fresh as all chorus girls
tell you they are Which ever way il
is. Dee has picked up most or the me
points of the game ana OOnsidera BILE
cash
Barr is 70 rapid worker who likes 40
keep behind his man. largely because he
has had supersJItlous horror OF toe
holds since Frank Gotch twisted his
ankle into pTeTzel IN Springfield. Ohio
"A year or SO ago. Barr SAYS GOtCh is
not rough wrestler. and loudly sings
his praises because GOJCh did not pun
his leg out by the ROOFS. Every now
and then. when the weather is bad the
leS begins 10 ache, just 10 remind the
Clncinuatiau that ne once met a cham
plon. but he says IL does not interfere
with his work on the mat.
The Washington times., 1906-12-15

Carroll. Position Y NJ q 4
Crogan. F.Conan. Ludwig
j. COilihOweT......L. F............. McLain
Downey. .-.-..-.-. Center .....-.....H .Haight
Hollauder- G-.-.-JonCs. Fowler
G.. ColliiioweT4 G-...-.-.-.. Williams
GOaIs-CrOgsn CD. ]. CCllifiOwer go.
Downey %. &. Colhhower 20. Hol-
lander, Ludwig. HaighJ, and Fowler.
Free tOsses-CrOgan a., and Halght.
RefeTee-IaCk GaSS. TimerS-MeS
Beckett and Sullivan. ScOTer-Afr.
WhOFley-