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The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Ascot Entries.

First race - Handicap sJeepIechaze.
short course. CaZador. 153. Decimo
49, PoJrerO Chico I39; DR. Logan, I45;
May 5, 70; Lady Chiswell rs: Indian
II, l2S-
Second race-Five and One-haIf fur
longs. purse. tW0-YEdT-Olds. Nappa 10.
Treasure Seeker. 10. Round Dance 10.
Eiarcer, l07; Phil Igoe, los; Diminus
Arvi. Jos; @Josie S. Early Flower, Buna.
l02i "IIish Mall. -.
Third race-One and one-eighth miles
Reservation. 16S: Uncle Henry, lO7; Bill
Curtis, 100, COCilli1n, 1U5, Gentle Harry.
lG3; Freesias. 9s: Van Hope, IS; Ding
Dong II. 81; Baron Esher. 80: Meg.
Prince, %; Needful. 90; Luckett, IS.
Fourth race-One mile. J. F. Dono~
hue 103; Cigdrlighter. Io4: Sly Ben. 108:
NibliCk, 50, john Lyle. 80; Col. Brons-
ton. as.
Fifth Tace-FuUurity course; purse:
maiden Jwo-year-0lds. }. l.. LaUghrie,
no. otto Price, los. VII. Lorraine, 10. /;
ATragOn. 1G5: ST. .-1r IgJ; s. Albanx.
11.; Royal Ascot, 197; No Bid. IO7; Lady
Kitty, 1o1; +. II E-. ld2; NSdet, 102;
Gold Ledge IU2; Taos. lo2.
Sixth r1ce-One mile. purse Gnpin.
los, Sheriff Bell, los: MeTIingo. -O5,
Prince Ching. 100; George +. Miner. l05;
Line of Life. 100; Black Gem, 1O2; King
OF the Mist lG2.
Apprentice allowance.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
FEATURE RELAYS
At OUTDOOR MEET
Four Man Midget Teams,
Which Took So Well Last
Year, on Card.
LIST OF EVENTS ANNOUNCED
Practically Same Program as Last Year
With Several Added Attractions.
Handsome Prizes for Winners.

Relay racing for midget athletes Will
be one OF the leading features Of the
Federal interschOLastic and inJerCOlle-
giate indoor games 10 be held In Con
veHtiOu Hail on the evening OF Satur-
day February % 1907
There was one race between the mid
get teams or the local high schools last
year. For the IyG games Manager
Foley has announced that there viii be
three or four Of these contests for the
very little fellows. The teams vii be
selected according 10 height. the limit
being placed at nfty-fOur inches for the
smaller boys aGd sixty inches for the
larger II is nov proposed TO have a
midget nigh school championship. and
two or three other races for the small
boys of preparatory schools and athletic
clubs. The distance for each boy will
be one lap.
Completed List of Events.
The complete list OF events was an
noUnced by Manager Foley last night
II includes the same program as last
year. with the addition Of a one-mile
run for school boys II is also probable
that several more relay races will be ar
ranged.
The Washington School for Boys has
challenged the Country School for Boys
of Baltimore. To d race at one mile. and
the Army and Navy pep School team
may also get on q race with one Of the
OrioIe schools. The list Of open events
viii be as follows;
Fifty-yard dash. novice, for school
boys.
Fifty-yard dash, scholastic
Fifty-yard dash open handicap.
Six-hundred-yard novice, for school
boys.
FifUy-yard hurdles for school boys.
Northumberland run.
scholastic
One-mile run. scholastic
Running high jump.
Putting tyeelve-pound shot, scholastic
Four ur-hundred-and-forty- run open
handicap
One-mile run. open handicap.
The prizes In all the regular list of
events viii be gold, silver. and bronze
medals To first. second. and third men
ANY information concerning the games
may be had from Manager w. H. Foley
i2l Eighth street uorthWes
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
SURE THING LOST.
TOUT IS ARRESTED
Washington Woman Ac-
cuSeS Russell of Obtaining
$500 From Her.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Because he did
not have Sl.000 at hand today. William
G. Russell. who said he followed the
races for Il living. was committed 10 The
T0mbs for examination Monday
The warrant showed that he was in
dicted last June IN Washington for
larceny of Si75 on complaint Of Mrs
Mary G. Buckley, saia TO be the wife of
Uell-known merchant in the Capital
City.
''This arrest is due 70 spite" said the
prisoner. Mrs. Buckley gave me Sis
TO bet on certain horse at the Benning
track and l put it up. together with
$3.50 Of my own. but the sure thing
lost.
Later Mrs. Buckley came to New
York to attend the BrookIvl Handicap
and again we lost. Then We had .
quarrel When Mrs. Buckley JrTived .n
jury"
Central Ofice Detective Hartigan left
for New York yesterday TO bring back
William @. Russell, who is wanted mere
to answer % a charge OF unlawfullY
obtaining $500 several months ago from
Mrs. Maggie +. Buckley. wife of Ed
ward +. Buckley, cigar dealer of 507
+ street northwest.
racehorse follower. represented to Mrs
Buckley that by October / he would net
her 5000 profits on the money. Upon
this representation Mrs. Buckley ad-
vanced the money, No return has ever
been made, she says, and some time go
the matter was placed in the hands Of
the police.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
By WILLIAM H. ROCAP.

dered by mscrupulous managers, p-o'
moteTs and referees. By all means give
the man the decision who earned II even
though by a small margin. and back up
the referee. II he is an honest fellow
he will care little for the pTating or
few cheap gamblers and Will not hesi-
tate to decide "a fight as he sees it.
Referee Knows Best.
After all, if he understands the game
ne is in the best position TO decide
whether blow lands on not or whether
Il has been blocked al close quarters.
Give honest decisions and stick by the
referee should be the slogan for 1907
among all who have the best interests
of the sport at heart.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
NO EXCUSE FOR REFEREE
GIVING DRAW DECISION
Billy Recap Says Only in Very Few of 500 Bouts Was
Fighting Perfectly Even-Draws Encourage
Loafng Scrappers.

The Times complmentng Referee Bert Grow
Philadelphia his habit giving fight decision TO the man
the battle instead of calling
oil rounds the
of especially Washington
in cit to Baltimore fight after
good they
them better of than
that instances
referee should have hesitanc
IA declaring
Among hearth is William H.
0v) Rocar
the ovinq especially The Times:
uIIII II ROCA
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
VETERAN H0RSEMAN
LEAVES LARGE ESTATE

LEXINGTON, Ky. Dec. 22.-Dan
O'Brien. turfman and trainer. who died
recently. left an estate valued at about
500 000 mostly in bank stocks. His will
Just filed left the entire estate to his
widow. Mrs. Ida OBrion. who was
named as exeeurix without bond.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
ORDWAY BASKETBALL
TEAMS GOOD RECORD
EX-Amateur Stars Repeating
Former Successes in
Professional Ranks.
INTEREST GROWS RAPIDLY
Fast and Hard Games Bringing Out
Many Enthusiastic Fans-Schedule
Resumed January 4.

The present Ordwavs have been or
ganized for three years. playing be
fore that time under the name of the
Ordway Rifles. but have never produced
such a good team as last year and this.
Their playing is more scientific and
their passing is hard 70 be beat. They
won the championship of the Washing
ton City League last year without "a
defeat. this year they deciued TO jump
to the professional ranks
The personnel Of the Ordways is as
follows: tstokey) Thompson plays right
forward and is as good as can be found
in these parts. His fast playing brings
the crowd 10 its feet time and time
again. He is well known throughout
the city in basketball, playing with the
\. NJ G. A several years ago. and was
captaining Carroll Institute Tor three
yeaTs Reyes and Sannino. center and
left forward. respectively have been
playing for the past three years and
made their marks by their accuracy ia
shooting and by their vim and snap.
BonaeyIers and Hughes Captain, the
guards. are terror To the forwards of
an opposing team. playing them Ia a
standstfl and using good judgment AT
all times
Profit a Player Manager.
Manager Profit. the player manager. Is
weH-known basketball player. He is
putting up the best game Of his career
this year. His strenuous duties as
manager interfere with his work on the
floor. J. Morarity. who has recently
Joined the Ordway ranks with a little
more experience, will make a star per
former lie plays fast and hard and is
a good shot
The basketball game last Friday
night in the Washington Light Infantry
hall. between the Ordways and Commis-
missioners. was marked by brilliant pas
sing The Ordways won out by one
half point. but only after one of the
hardest and most scientific games ever
put up by any teams in the city. This
was the closing game Of the year. the
next being scheduled for January T. 1907
between the ". /. l. quint and the
Eastern Athletic club
The + A c. started poorly but has
been greatly strengthened until now it
is one that the other teams of the
league are anxious to try their skill
against At the present time the ord
ways are leading the league by one
game. with the Commissioners and ".
I. ]. tied for second place, and the +.
A. {. holding down the cellar.
The critics are picking the Ordways to
win. but r. do so they will have To de-
feat the Commissioners the three re-
naming games and take two more from
The ". L I. II the r. A. c. should take
one from any of the teams it viii break
up the dope and make a big change in
! the standing,
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

9s (Harris), 13 10 .. even. and l 10 ,.
won; Jack Adams, 104 CIV. Riley). to ]
3 10 1. and TO >, second: Invlctus. 90
tATchibaldJ. - 10 !, 10 !, and TO /
third. Time. 2.G5.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23

There are two places in the United
States where prearrauged decisions have
been most harmful to the sport f box
ing Frequently in Baltimore and Bos-
ton. when two good men are matched,
the promoters and the managers of the
two fighters get together before the bout
and agree that If both men are on their
feet al the end of the contest the de-
clsion shall be "a draw.
The patrons of the sport are usually
kept in ignorance of this compact until
after the hsht is over. Then there is "a
perfect howl. especially if one of the
men should have been The agErossor in IS
majority of the rounds and really had
the best Of the bout. such occasions as
these do the sport much harm.
How Herford Tied Referee.
often the referee is unaware Of this
compact until the men are ready 10
enter the rims. As a result his hands
are ted. The writer 0u.y twice In his
career had the misfortune TO be placed
in this embarrassing position, but never
again. on June . 1898. Kid Sullivan, the
alucky. willing Washington lightweight
met Battling Nelson. before Al Her
ford'- club. in Baltimore. Up TO that
Time iLv writer ntu 'iuC-tJra da teiSi' 70
in all of Nelson's contests in the East.
ard was perfectly acceptable TO Billy
Nolan. Herford had TO agree OF else
there would have been no fight. and Mel
son was too good an .attraction 10 let
slip.
Little dii Her1ori dream that sullivan
would Doe capable of swapping punches
with the Battling Dane and come out on
dressing room Herford insisted that II
both men were on their feet at the end
Of the sixth round the decision should
be "a draw The writer demurTed as he
dld not care TO have his hands tied in "A
hght the result Of which meant so much
20 each man. On the promise that Her
ford would announce the agreement 10
the Eureka Club crowd the bout went
on
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
New Orleans Entries.

SEW ORLEANS. Dec. 22.-FirsJ race
-Four and one-halt IuTlougs. Duchess
of MoutabellO. IS; Gargautua. 10. Wind
fall. l05; Zauliss. IS. Coltess, 10; Jack
Hardy. l03. Earl of Leicester. l03; Bell
mence, IS; Kaiserhon. 1O3; Spider Web.
102: Kankakee. I0t; Apprice. los; Toy
Boy, IS, Maillac, 1u3. Joe Davis. l0l.
Second race-Six furlongs. TyroIian
1g7; Dapple Gold, 1G5; Woodclaim l07 /;
GTayilla, l06: Silver Skin l0I, II DOtJOTe
10: Sidney F.. f03; MeTrick. G03; Incan-
Jation, IO7; Gentiau, 106; PallOday, I03
FrOntenac. 10: Calabash 106: Babe b,
103: Old Hal 1O7.
Third race-MiIe and seventy yards.
Jacomo. So: AlloWmaise SS: Charlatau
l04; Royal Breeze, SO: Missouri Lad 10l
Debar. 104; Knight of IvanhOe. IS; Beau
Brummei. IS: Joe Lesser. 104: Ternus,
io5; St Valentine. 10; Onisro. lie.
Fourth race-Six and one-half fur
longs. John Kaufman. s.: Belle STome
lg2; Pompadour, -; Hannibal Bey. IG5;
DsTgin. 103, Sir ToddingtOn. %: Reb0,
1G; Columbia Girl. 81: GIamor, IS; To-
boggan. III; De orc. 50; Monet. III.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Narelle. ll3:
Sally Preston. 10; Druien, 112; Glen
dover. 109: Anna Ruskin. l04: Belle
Strome. lOl; Judge Burroughs, III,
Blackburn. le9: Lucy Marie. IG6. Banc-
full J09. Belle Scott 109: Hyperbole. los:
Spion, 104: Paragon. i12; Nedra. I09;
Frank Fiesher. IGa
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Sullivan Really Beat Nelson.

The result is now history. Herford
OuJwitted the writer and sullivan was
dore q great injustice. / was honest
enough afterward to tell the Washing
ION boy that he deserved the decision
and that I would have given it To him
had Herford not insisted on such an as
mime condition. / have never acted as
referee at the Eureka club since. and
1t Is not likely that ! ever Will ] love
the sport but not enough TO sacrifice
my honor for Herfords few paltry dol
lars
So far as my personal experience goes,
which covers q period of eighteen years,
i'm which / fought Jhirty-siS fights. thir-
ty-two of them being to "a finish, and
have refereed over SD contests, ranging
from three rounds 10 twenty / can say
that with the exception OF a few rare
Instances. il is possible for referee TO
always give "a decision
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Sometimes Margin Is Narrow.

Sometimes it will be by a very narrow
margin. but that always iutensifles the
interest i'm the sport. y referee who has
not the courage Of his own cor"ictioLs
is not hit 10 he The third man in the ring
II he is 10 be bTowbeateu by the handy
ing words of INSCRIPTIONS seconds OF
an overzeaious manager his place is
among the spectators and not inside the
ropes
Now here is the plan which l have
always adopted. and with it l have.
with a very few exceptions. been able
To convince the closest students OF the
sport as 20 the correctness of my judg-
ment. Always when I have been the
third man in the ring / have carried a
small card and pencil. At the end IF
each round, while the men are in their
corners, / have a full minute to iu.
down who had the best of the round
and why.
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
How to Decide.

! pay particular attention TO who does
tile leading and who is the alsgressor.
AS those who understand boxing know,
IL is the aggTcssor who is willing to
take the chances Blocking and any
clever evasiye tactics are always con
sidcrrd, and nj the end of a 10. 10 or
-0-rouHd fight it is very easy To sum
Marie the rounds and give the decision
TO the man who has earned il.
OF course. the man who makes a Gar
rison finish and fights like a demon at
the last two or three rounds. after lay
ing off twelve OF fifteen rounds. usually
catches The crowd A decision against
him is met with a howl and the referee
is a thief or "A robber and should be
choked. Happily for the sport this rep
Tosents a hysJeTicaI set who do not
stop to think and are vastly i'm the
minority. 1t is dollars 10 dOughnuts
If a referee were to sit down and talk
over the night to them intelligently It
is question whether they could &c
member some of the fine work ar ag-
gressiveuess in the early rounds of the
man who got the decision
The Washington times., 1906-12-23
Should Always Give Decision.

Where decisions are permitted one
should always be given at the end Of
the fight. II would be an incentive FOR
the men TO box harder and faster and
all loating would be cut out.
Very frequently nowadays a fellow
who is getting the worst Of bout
knows that all he has TO do is 10 mug
TIE rounds out and get a draw. On the
other hand. IL he knew that one OF the
other man was 10 be declared the VIM
neT- even II he were getting bested. he
would take desperate chance and try
10 win.
Boxing is too good sport to be him
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oli. Gr mar 1T baltimore mobile.
fonut, am ). April 1915 ST Snoio.
nnpolis. Sll0., 0cbOrcn mo fam III
1874 nod) Baltimore. gr pcrtrot at,
lctt bier Die .9tcm. ImltcrOam Ga-
iuoltn So" ulo bate icilt 9iircuu int
equitable . @cb0ltoc. gr Nor &c
roumc 3cit MitgIico Oc5 D. Mcgi.
mcutS Der NutioltolgnrOe unb int.
airtc ais critcr Major bee 4, Votoil.
Ions ocS .. Mc0lmcntS mo nlid, OILS
@cllcrul = NoiutNnt 0eS @cnerols
2uproion Nigg0 bon Der I. @riaobc;
CT Oiclttc I'M ipotiId, , omcrifnniIdlen
Gricge nit Ocm I. Ncginle,t. bis 6nS.
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&c. Gr hiptcrIdbt icinc Mittlpc, Sralt
emma TbippS, cine 5odltcr. cilcll
@nlocr mo clue Shiuclter. Gr mar
Wit9licO 0cS nRopol Nrcomrm."
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bcirntbcn.
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Oit'Ercitorltrnbe, unO Sr. Clement
". Griffin bon Nr. 1915. Mifcn.
StruBc. pcrilld,tcn uin Tonncrltog lit
8ouion. nahocm iie cine &eirotbs.
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bouic Der fntboliid)cn Stride ooielbit
trnltcn ill lniler, mlirocn ieood) pom
Tutcr Ebilip $. Sbcribnr oboepic.
len, Oa lie nid)t Witglicocr icincr &c
mcitoc morcn. Sic gobcn sic Sci.
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rild, crbicltcn ibrcn Collar mieocr
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inn Fforrbni'c Der ct. Eoulsfird)e
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boS Eoor ouf Die Soh5citSrellc nof
0cm Sil0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12

Cine Snmc Eerfhleuoert elm fur5e 3eit &c.
bruuhte5 Mnba gonD n~llpriebt 8rano 9iuno"
fir $tf5: fuiteic $500 Iette Beibnudbteit. sso.
brtfdntcrist Sdruntie mo Gniiinrg ooreeseiat.
Sin fuit neues imporfirtes FariorsW tclbIerneu
fir $50: frftcfe 800. Yrinuibnus. Iahsus
fruaen in Tr. 2f02, Tt6aiubss trake.
(ItutI tII)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12
Du p%erfanfeu:

GiHc Snrm bon 10 stdern an einer Gifell.
bubnsS %tnfirr. Sir Sef.iigel6udt. Sdrinerei.
Fribdf: gefnnoee alimu. Freis $500 pro
Mder. Fdnr cber gbiabiung. g~usfinit e.
tbeiIt 3sbn Earfbtls, Hr. 1900, BRADFORD ctr.
G2S-42)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12

Nenn Chr 8clo udtbia habit, fpenoet Gnd,
on ms. SurIebel ami Snldre. Wtobeln mo
@riinoeieentbnnt Werifwiepenbeii. aeiite
Peiboeitdfts sWPcibohet. Mr.. arcmtr. Tr. t20,
HBro.Vata strnkc, 1. 5lur, 2uuubrp giitoing.
(Aprii15-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12
gu o~crfanfen.


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