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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-20
RAID AT HOT SPRINGS.
Twenty COnstabIes swOop Down on
Betting Ring and Arrest BoOkies.

Hot Springs. March 19.-Twenty con-
stables raided the betting ring at Oak
lawn after the second race and their
unexpected appearance created a panic.
Three boolmakers We're arrested
charged with aiding and abetting and
gambling. Hand booking was sus-
pended. The eonstables took posses
sion of the betting ring Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs- Hollow. 100 I'd.
AUSTIN even, won Rustic l93 ID. Riley. 3 TO S.
second: Waterlock g Z. Martini. 2 20 J. third.
Time. 0:s S. Invisible, Florence T., Onda Lady
Hapsburg aud katherine Murphy also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four furiongs. Great Pirate.
rs ~. Policy, 70 5, won Hasty, lo6 jAubuohonl,
u 20 s. second: Aunt Hsla. los lClinsl % J.
third. Time. 0.ss IS. No Engine. Albert star.
Shirley RossmOre Rough House and Lady Emy
aiso ran
THIRD RACE-Fiye and one-haf furlougs. Bed
nice. l03 d. Foleyi to J. won: Duisura 100 a..
pa to J. third Time, % 25. Alline Cummings,
Miss Cesarion. Seleta. sally Harden stargow.
Nissa and Duskston also ran,
FOURTH RACE-Fiye furlongl. Autumn Flower
loi l6. swain 60 I. W0a; Ben Strong 100 Cd.
Rilegl 10 g. second Don Hamilton III d. Foley
u 70 J. thiid. Time. 81 Is. FRANK. Tanaga and
Red Gauntlet also
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards In
cubatnr 100 dearborn. 20 ]. won; Lola White
100 IF, swain, 20 20 !, second The Belle Of
Brighton. q tPohankal. TO J. third Time. la.
Wool Soap. WIN Sylvester. Aggis Lewis. CHECK
Morgan. Athena. Charles Mckee, aEd Falkland also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards
Anna Ruskin. s. tSkirinl s 10 J. won; King
Vida lG lAustinl TO s. second. Frank Lub
7. L. Powell Little Rose Cadillac, Mrs. Annie. In
b0den and Odd Ella also ran.
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DR.. c. E. LOOMS TESTIFIES
Friend and Neighbor of Binger Her
mann Identifies Letters.
Former Special agent of Land 0fies
says Coed Thing To Tell All
He knows.

Considerable additional testimony bear
ing directly upon the point at issue in the
Binger Hermann trial was secured ak
yesterdays session, when DR.. Clarke z.
LOOMS. former special agent Of the
Land Office, and intimate friend and neigh
Dor Of the defendant, IN Roseburg, Greg.
Identified a number of letters which he
had written TO Hermann, and replies
coming from the latter.
All Of the letters were read 60 the jury.
after Justice Stafford had oyerruled
strenuous objection from the defense. and
With few exceptions the missives were
shown to have bearing upon an inyestiga-
ton into alleged irregularities in the ac-
counts of Dr. LOOMS. az special agent.
This Is another link in the chain by
which the government is seeking TO show
the official character Of the letters copied
into the personal" letter hooks. which
Hermann is on trial for destroying
in his direct testimony Or. LOOMS de-
scTibed meeting with 5. A. j. Puter,
the latter now serving term for COM
plicity in the land frauds in which a
draft for 500 was handed TO him by
Puter 70 meet expenses" in repairing a
report on the Puter claims in the "ll-7''
region. Subsequently, when trouble arose
over the matter. LOOMS said. he held
up" Puter for another $500, and received a
check for the amount a large number
of afiidavits. prepared by DIR. LOOMS in
a hotel in Portland in one day. when
Puters people met him IN a body were
also put in evidence. The papers were
shown 10 bear different dates. and the
witness explained this by saying he was
paid as a per diem employe Of the Land
Office. and In one day IN Portland he felt
he had done enough work % entitle him
10 a rest for several days with pay.
Attorney Worthi1gton. OF counsel fOI
Hermann, questioned the witness about
any immunity from punishment FOR his
part IN the transactions being promised
/ by the government IN consideration of MS
testimony against Mr.. Hermann. but DR.
I LOomis said District Attorney Baker haC
not even suggested such a thing LOOMS
related conversations with s. A. D. PUtel
/ and with a lawyer in Seattle from which
he said, he inferred il would be a gOOt
/ thing for him TO tell all he knew
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TRACK IN BAD CONDITION.
One Hundred-tO-One shot Beaten by
a Head at Frisco.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE track
was in bad condition this afternoon.
Maia. 100 to I shot. was beaten a head
by Jack Kercheville. 1s to 1 chance. hiss
May Bowdish. at 50 TO 1. was beaten less
than a length in ,ae fourth, which was
won by Watchful. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Half mile. Wilmore 10 CBrsvgul
10 l. won; Katie Rains 100 Fischer % J. sec
ond jeremiah. i09 tScovilei. % l. third Time.
/ 0S2 IS Jockey Aounee, Evelyn G., BTaggaFt. and
ChaTay also ran
SECOND RACE-SK fmlongs. Jack KeTcheviile
lg7 tSeBridel, Is to J. 3iala, IS lDavisl 100 to
Time. lis Is Cheers The ReTTobate Lord Nelson.
Aloads. Little Minister and Bogohama also nan.
THIRD RACE-0ne mile and twenty yards la
zcli o5 lNuttngi, 10 I, won C3nfcss0r, Il3 iKoeT-
nerl, II % second Eduardo 10 lBoTell IS to
third. Tins. las 2-5 Lone Wolf Follow Ne Henry
LuChmann. j.. Jim PendeTgast. Onhan. sheen and
Greenofe also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Watchful 81 (Lynchl Il 10 s. won; Miss May Bow
dish. IS tGalindol, 80 to J. second Black Prince l0s
tBoIcn, 10 TO l. third. Time S. Briefs Vim
centio. Cloche dor. W. B. Gates, and Invader also
Fan
man. s. tJlusttl to J. Won: Mistys Pride. lU
l.yncln, Is TO 3 second; St. Francis, is tGross)
3 20 =. third Time. i:l9 Is Gateway. Nigrette
Warte Nieht and Rush also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Firc and Gne-half furlongs Bryan.
09 Fischer, 70 /, wun; Pontotoc io7 tScoeillei
20 J. seeond' Monte Lucille. los lLscurrusi TO s
third Time, ll9 25 Neptunus Eseamada Lord
81 the Forest. The Sultan. Zeuomisu. and Annie
Kelly also ran.
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st. Johns juniors Ready.

The Junior baseball team Of St Johns
College is arranging its schedule with the
junior teams OF the local high schools.
Georgetown props. and Rock Hill College.
and would also like to hear from some OF
the uniformed teams of the District aver
aging fifteen years. This will be the sec
ond year for the Juniors, and much is ex-
pected of them, owing 20 the splendid rec
ORD which they made for themselves last
year. playing twelve games and losing
only three. In a few days the following
players viii report fer practice: Il. Orme
and A Harvey. pitchers; ]. Darlington
catcher; Z. LAWYER first base; c. Clark
second base; F. Donahue. shortstop; .
Orme. third base; T. Becker, right field;
o. Won Herbuiis center field; {. Dugan,
left field.
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Lectures Before Audubon society.

T. Gilbert Pearson, secretary OF the Ma
tionaI Association of Audubon Societies,
delivered an interesting illustrated lee
ture on BIRD Protection in the South at
George Washington University last night
before the Audubon Society OF the Dis
trict. The slides used to illustrate the
talk were taken BIZ M Pearson during a
prolonged trip through the South Atlantic
States. Some Of the views of wild fowl
nests. eggs. and young, taken from the
tons Of tan trees, were remarkable. Mr..
Pearson showed intimate knowledge of
his subject and gratified his hearers with
statistics showing decided Improvement
in the way Of wild bird protection since
the Audubon societies have bent their
efforts along those lines.
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EVANSVILLE TEAM FORMED
Maryland Tswn WIN Have a strong
Baseball Outfit Next SUMMER.

Maryland Town VIII Have a strong
Baseball Outfit Next summer.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
HyattsyiIle, March 19-The members Of
the Hyattsville baseball club last night
reorganized by electing Deputy sherin r.
II. Vincent manager; Pete" Gait. captain.
ana NJ D. Baker. treasurer. The voting
for the offices was quite spirited.
Manager Vincent and Capt Gait viii get
together at once and decide upon a line
up. There are about twenty candidates
for the team. and practice has already
been begun. The team viii probably be
selected from the following: Courtney
Geib. William Dorr. Andy LealSin, and
Charles Mangum. pitchers; Darnail and
Mortimer Carr. catehers; O. Leakin OF
10. Mangum, first base: A. Carr or Man
gum. second base; Gait, shortstop; A,
Leakin or Geib, third base; Hammer
'Geib G. Leakin, A. Leakin, Fuller, Gore
Louis Whiting, and several others from
which to select an outileld
The club has prospects for enc of the
strongest teams in the history of the
town. No schedule has been arranged
and It is probable that application win be
made for membership IN one Of the nu.
merous leagues in Washington. The team
is completely uniformed.
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A. AND N. PREPs n THE FIELD.
Outdoor Practice starts with "A Num-
Der of New Candidates.

The baseball outlook at the Army and
Navy Prep School is not particularly
bright this year.
Stutz Is the only last years athlete re-
turned, and new players with big reps"
are rather scarce at the suburban school
AT the first outdoor practice last Satur-
day. large squad reported. and as they
are all hard workers and fairly good hit
ters, the coaches, Messrs. Swaverly and
Holt, hope to get a fair team out of the
bunch. The team will have daily games
with "a second, or scrub team, on all open
dates
Capt Badger. who would have PLAYED
shortstOp. viii be unable TO play ball this
spring. owing to a eeming examination,
for which he has to prepare. and has re-
signed the captaincy. He viii keep up
his work as manager, however.
Following is a list OF the most promising
candidates: Mclean. Wells and Flrman,
|catchers; CleaTy and Thompson. pitchers
Finch and Tyson, first base; Stutz and
Birney, second base: Eberly. third base.
Mclean, shortstop; Morser, Dickinson,
Borden. and McGrath outfielder.
Manager Badger has arranged an inter
esting schedule of nineteen games, four
Of which will be played outside OF Wash
ington. The first game is with Tech
on March %.
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BABIES RACE AT ASCOT.
SwsgerIatOr Wins from Connie NJ,
with Barney OIdaeId Third.

Los Angeles March Bat Ascot to-day
the babies had another inning in the sec
ond race and Swagerlator won first
money. after running a wild race Sum
maTies:
FIRST RACE-Seliing; i've and lne-half furlongs
Willie Gregg. l0 lfhestonl 70 E, won; Mosketo
l10ia lAckerl, 80 to l. second Johu H.. l06 ROSS
% l. third. Time. ] 90. E1berued0 Little Gregg
Dan Collins. MARY Sport, Moar, Arril's Pride ana
Parting Jennie also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four farongs. swagerlator. 10
0'restonl. 10 8. won: Connie NJ. l@ lBrusseli
IS to l. second; Barney 0ldheld 10 lB0landl, 5 %
J. third. Time 0s9 Banward and Harvey C!afk
also
THIRD RACE-seIling: one mile Gilpin. l8s
lBolandi, even, won. George L. Miner 100 (knnz
10 o second; Croix dor. 100 Ross 50 to J. third
Time Al. Woodthops and Madden also ran.
FOURTH RAf'E-Free Handicap; one mile. Chin
mes Sweep. 80 lPrestonl. to . woni Sir Edward
ll2 lBumaul, &c s. second; Amped0 Jos torandl
to D. third. Time 81. MaxnaT and Cailow also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling one and one-sixteeutl
miles Vienna. los ROSS. 10 J. won; Netting l05
tKunzl. TO s. second: ParTo. l05 lPrcstonl 8 to
J. third Time 81. Phys, AIlouatb. L. W Rouse
man. and Lisbia also Ean.
SIXTH RACE-SeIine; FIVE frongs. Katie
Crews. Io5 Clark, 10 l. won; BaTato. l57 tSmthl
to l. second Comas. lo7 lAker TO l. third.
Time, l12A. lncedo. reriition. Walker Ballaco.
Sontado. Maguideo. Martin Breck, Paul l. Mike
Jordan. and Spartan also ran.
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REGATTA ON THE POTOMAC
Big Aquatic Events Will Be Held
Here August "a.
After the Success of Last Year Man
ayers Expect 10 Make AFFAIR One
of the Largest of the Season.

The awarding OF August a to the Po-
tomac River Regatta Association by the
NauOnu Association Of Amateur Osrsmea
guarar tees Washington an aquatic event
OF national Importance next summer.
The regatta last Labor Day was one of
the best-managed affairs ever conducted
on the Potomac, and was the largest
event of It's kind held in this section in
many years, and there is no reason why
the number and quality OF the entries for
the aquatic carnival next summer should
not come up 10 the high standard set
last year.
The managers of the international Re
gatta on Hampton Roads at the James
town Exposition have obtained the four
dates requested. namely, August "a. %,
Is and Il. Efforts are being made To
bring crews from all foreign countries
10 compete in the different events.
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Annapolis Athlete Recovers.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis Md, March 9.-Midshipman
A. Hugh Douglas. of Knoxville, Tenn.
captain and star half back OF the navy
football team for next season. has re-
turned 10 the Naval Academy from the
Union Protestant Infrmary, where he I'M
derwent an operation by which skin was
engrafted on the lower portion of the right
leg. The operation was performed by Sur
geon John NJ r. Finney. of Johns Hop
kins Hospital. Baltimore. Douglas has
been at the infrmary for three weeks
Douglas has not determined whether he
viii try for the BASEBALL team this season
Prior to the operation he was regarded
as a strong candidate for pitcher,
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Abe Atten Is Gettine Rloh.

San Francisco. March 1s.-Abe Attell
the feather-weight champion pugfist. has
beaten the game az Ascot Park for about
5000. Recently he bet a cool thousand on
Ormonde's Right at even money, who won
handily. Then the little fighter was told
by Barney Schneider that the latter's hlly
Sainrida. a 1-to-2 shot. could fan down.
get up, and run home backward in front
of her field AtteH wagered S2,010 on her.
and it WIS like finding it. Attell. It is said.
has cleaned up nearly $4,000 this winter at
Los Angeles in the prize ring and the BET
ting ring.
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Cornell Nine Is Chosen.

Ithaca, March 1e.-Coach Daniel coogan
of the Cornell baseball team, made his last
cat in the squad yesterday. and fourteen
men were chosen to go on the Southern
trip, which begins on Friday. Those who
viii make up the team are Deshon, Love
JOY. and Gable. pitchers; Hastings and
Graves. cathcers; Watson, first base; F'ul-
ton. Higgins, and Reiber. second base,
Heilman. short stop; Brown, third base
Bigel0w. left field; Ebeling. center field
and Mantel. right field.
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Ithaca, March 19-The flag was raised
yesterday over the Cornell boathouse for
the first time this season. and the Cornell
crews had their first row on the water.
The ice on the inlet has broken for about
a quarter of a mile and there was enough
room for several short spins. The varsity
combination to-day was made uD Of; Bow,
Newman: .. Beddew; 3. Gavett: 4. Bayer:
5, Brintoni 6, Cox, Of Washington; z, Stow
ell, and stroke, Dods.
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HOPE TO SAVE KINNEY.
Yale Faculty Decides TO Give Base
BAH Captain special Examination.

New Haven, Conn, March I9,-Manager
J. Glaenzer, OF the Yale baseball team.
stated last night that he expects to play
and announced that Capt. Gil Kinney,
now under scholarship ban. viii probably
lead the team as he feels confident OF
passing a special examination to-day. ar
ranged by the faculty.
Yesterday Mr.. Glaenzer ordered the field
covered with dry straw to absorb moisture
during the night, and every effort viii be
made to prepare the diamond for the
opening game. If necessary, Yale will
wait until Friday night before deciding.
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WHITE soX RETURNING.
Chicago Bail Team Reaches Texas
from City of Mexico.

Special to The Washington Herald
san Antonio March 1s-The Chicago
White sox party reached here tonight on
its return trip from Mexico and is again
on United States soil. There was much
rejoicing in the party when the border
line was crossed at Eagle Pass The
sight Of Texas brought forth cheer from
every one in the crowd The party had
to go the cough custom at Eagle Pass,
and il was one Of the novelties of the
trip. The second team viii play a game
here tomorrow
Frank owen viii be one Of the number
for he has a date with the chief Of police
for Iourishlng a revolver while on the
way south. Manager Jones VIII go on
with the FIRST team TO New Orleans, where
series of exhibition games viii be
started Thursday.
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First race-Antolne. Jimmy H. and Bit
ter Sir
Second race-Consideration. Foxmead.
and Rusk
Third raee-Colioquy, Meadow Breeze.
and Charlie Eastman.
Fourth race-ziephen. Notasulga, and
Z. a. Fry.
Fifth race-Yankee Girl. Sir Toddington.
and Donna
Sixth race-Royal River, Royal Breeze.
and Bitter Miss.
Seventh race-James Reddick. Evie
Green. and Solly NJ
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New Orleans. March 19.-Form players
We're all at sea at the Fair Grounds to-
day. as six Of the seven choices failed to
land the money.
One of the heaviest blows that has been
handed the public this season came
through the various horses ridden By
Jockey NicoI who handled four heavily
backed choices, and failed to land one of
them winner.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE Maiden twoyear-old FLIES; four
furongs. Partisan Model. 10 Haggl. 20 ., won
bona H.. i09 lAiountaiul to 4 second; Drop
stitch. 69 lfroXlerl. % 20 l, third Time e-s To-
Cora Dusant Finesse Sapbang, Balolee, Ay Love,
Embay. NANNY Dink and Hazel ~ also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; three-y ear-oidsi sA
furongs. Bertmont. l0i t'iekefu, u 20 2 won
No Quarter. q lBilac z 20 ]. second Duchess Of
Monticello. lo7 "a. Williams, IS to /, third Time
Ia % De ORC, Dinemoek. Little George. BoseI-
rian. odd Trick. Paxton, Moecasin, and Dry Dollar
also ran.
THIRD RACE-selling; four-year-olds and mp
waEd; one mile and seventy yards Sincerity Belie
IS pickett. y 20 !. wen; Auditor. l9 gNieo0,
10 s. second; King Ellsworth 100 Mountain % q
l. third Time l:l5 BeIlindisn Rather Royal
Light Note Delmore. and Grand Duchess also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Thrce-year- olds; one nile. Hal
bard, q lGarneri, 90 70 ]. won tiaIgantue, i0
tHoggl 9 20 l. second; Fantastic. los t-owel tc
l. third. Time. 40 IS. Rapuahann0ck. Judg'
Post and Jack OMslley also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; four-year-olda and upward
one mile and one-quarter Lacy Crawford, ll2 a.
J0nesl, 20 I, won: HoIsersdish, l01 iHoggl % q
J. second; Glen Clare los "a. Martini % 10 1
third. Time, 90 As. Don't Ask BE. Gay Minister
i'otheen. Mae Lynch, AmbeIiack Cashier. HapU
Chap. Joe Levy Eta A., King Of the Wales, and
Hand Bag also ran
SIXTH -ThFee-year-olds and upward; sn
furlongs. southern Cross us (AiouHtainl Z 10 S
wen; Donna Elsra 80 "a. Martial. 90 to 1. second
Gold Proof l09 lNicoll Is 20 % third Time. IS
Spider Web and Goldsmith also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling; fouf-ye8r-0lds and up
ward; mile and seventy Yards. Henry o.. lg
IL. Smith. 50 10 !. Won Gull IS (Gaugeii. to
second Merry Belle. IS uowel y to l. third. Tine
IS as Posing, la Cache. John Mcbride Hocu
Pocus. Flayigny, Stella Eichberg. and Green CEes
also ran
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sneak at Engineers smoker.

The Washington Society Of Engineers
held an informal smoker in its rooms at
Tzs Fifteenth street last night when NJ.
O. Leighton n. c. Grover and John G.
Hoyt delivered short addresses on the
work and practical results of the water
resources branch Of the Geological Sur
vey The regular monthly meeting was
postponed until next Tuesday, when o.
II Tittnann, superintendent of the Coast
and Geodetic Survey, viii deliver an Illus
trated address at Hubbard Memorial Hall
on the "Demarkation Of the Alaskan
Boundary"
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E,vsIe CorneIl's RepresentatiVe.

Ithaca, n. Y, March 19.-At the meeting
Of Camel Athletic Council last night, H.
NJ Lysle. IS. of New York City. was
elected to represent Cornell on the inter
collegiate football rules committee ia
place Of NJ S. Halliday, o. who has gone
10 Europe Robert Hargraves. '09, of De-
tFoit, Mich, was also elected assistant
manager of the football team for next fan.
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Langford vs.. niger smith.

London, March 19.-sam Langford. Bos-
tons colored welter-weight, has been
matched to fight Tiger Smith the English
heavyweight here on April o, for a purse
and a side bet of 1000 Smith was re-
Gently stopped In a round by Gunner NOR.
50 that he should be easy for Langford.
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New York. March 19-George Walker.
the American trainer who saddled the win
ner of the German Derby last year. writes
from the other side that King Edward
has entered a horse on the hurdle race TO
be run on one Of the French tracks this
year the first time that British royalty
has patronized the sport In that country.
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MAPS BEAT CoLLEGIANs.
Cleveland Players Have No Difficulty
in Defeating Mercer 10 to o.

SPECIAL 10 TIE Washington htrald
Macon. Ga. March 19.-The Maps took
the Mercer College lads into camp to-day
TO the tune OF Is to 0. Bradley was in a
doctors care at the hotel and Birming-
ham sat on the bench with bandage
around his badly swollen throat. These
disabilities brought Bay and Perrlng into
action LajOie. Bay, and Turner found
the ball for four hits each. and the team
as a whole had its batting eye along.
The score by innings:
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS REPORT.
Capt. Magofan, of Michigan, Has
One Hundred Men Out.

Ann Arbor Mich. March ls.-The Uni
verslty Of Michigan football candidates re-
ported yesterday for the first time this
year. 100 men showing up TO Capt. Paul
Magoffin. Of Washington. d. c.
Capt Magofiin announced that Coach
Yost intends 20 arrive In Ann Arbor 10 in
augurate spring training about the middle
of April The veterans who reported were
capt MagO1in. Graham. Hammond,
Schultz, Reinschild. Patrick, L0ell, Davi-
son, Clement. and Rumney.
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Raee NIeetings IN Texaa.

Houston, Tex, March lathe cutting
out of racing in Arkansas, Tennessee, and
other Western States. together with
threats against the sport at New Orleans,
has caused a boom for the turf in Texas.
where important meetings VIII be held at
Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston.
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Money Loaned Salaried People
INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.

WE BUY LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES AND
psy more than the Company issuing them. must
Be seven years old 10 industrial poiciss The
HARRISON REALTY COMPANY. s7 q s. nw-
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Observation-Disclosures Matoh ar

Kansas City. March 1s,-George Haeken-
schmidt, the Russian lion, has decided not
10 come here TO wrestle Frank Gotch Civ
ing as an excuse that he needs a rest.
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SIX FAVORITES LOSE
Form Players Have Bad Day
at New Orleans.
FOUR ARE HEAVILY BACKED

Jockey Nicol Gives the Talent a
Rude shock when lie Fails Four
Times 10 Bring First Choices Home
In Front at the Fair Grouuds-Re-
suits at the other Tracks.