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The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
PUNTS AND PASSES.

At Cornell no quarter back has yet
been found who satisfactorily will Ill the
bill.
Only twenty-four players are on the
Harvard squad which is at Annapolis to-
day.
Business VS.. Eastern. in the inter-high
school series. at National Park this after
noon.
"Bo" Olcott. Yales old center, is turn
ing out the best team New York Uni
versity ever has had.
Conklin. Browns former center, has
returned, and if in shape will strengthen
Browns line against Pennsylvania.
Jack Gass. the local official, left last
night for Lynchburg where he will
referee the Y. P. Washington and Lee
game.
The Michigan faculty has refused the
football team a training table. even
though the students desired 20 maintain
It by subscription.
"COrtie' Church. the Washington boy
at full back for the Yale freshmen, made
one Of his teams three touchdowns in
the game with AndOver.
Coach Warner says the Indians have a
good chance of beating Princeton in New
York next month. if they continue to i'm
prove as they have been doing
But one of the Big Four remains un-
scored upon-Yale; but they have dropped
State College. and that team might have
been able to do the trick this season.
The report is going the rounds that the
Tigers are going too fast gait to last
the season, and that bad slump of sew
eral weeks is due them at the critical
stage.
Yale considered West Point an i'm
pOrtant enough opponent to have secret
practice in preparation for the game. and
the Tigers also are doing some work be-
hind the fence.
At the Princeton game the Cornell
cheering section will introduce a new
song, Fighting for Cornell" Fifteen
hundred students practiced the song at a
mass meeting Thursday night.
When the condition of the Pennsylvania
football team looks to be desperate. the
man who molds champions of all sorts,
Mike Murphy, steps into the breach and
pulls out victory nearly every time.
There is no football at Columbia again
this year, but the fact that 300 students
Of the university will go in a body to the
Yale-West Point game shows that the
faculty was not able to kill interest in
the game, anyway
The George Washington squad is in
poor shape for the game at Swarthmore
to-day. Several Of the regulars have
been injured in practice during the past
few days, but rather than disappoint the
Quakers, Coach Nelson decided TO keen
the date.
A football season would not be a. foot
ball season without some wild rumor re-
gaTding the possible separation of Harvard
and Yale. This last story of a break, be-
cause the officials were not agreed upon
at Springfield. is a good one.
Hollenbach. of Pennsylvania, is In diff
Guilty over his class work, and will have
to do some hustling or the faculty may
score on him Ziegler is a trife bunged
up. but will be in shape for the Brown
game. Pennsylvania coaches feel blue
over the Swarthmore game, and they
claim that only four Quakers did credit
able work. 1t is now claimed that the
stars have been doing individual stunts
and that there has been little or no team
work in the games already played.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
OLD ORIOLES YICTORS
HanlOn'S Vets Have 1t Easy
with Baltimore Team.
HUGHEY JENNINGS IN GAME
Hardy, Former Washington TWirler.
Unable TO stop the SIugginE of the
Three-tIme Champions and Finally
Gives Way 20 BurcheII-"Wizard"
HofTer shows OId-time Form.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Md, Oct. 1s.-With Hughey
Jennings at second base. the old pen
nant-winning Orioles went after the Bal
timore Eastern Leaguers to-day like a
lot of Apaches on the war path and
beat them. to t. OF the three games
of the series. il was the king pin for
the veterans of bleachers and grand
stand for the ola Orioles spirit. that
will not be denied, was spread all over
the field, and Harry Hardy, whom Man
ager Dunn put in to pitch, had an awful
time The old champs went at him. and
Harry could not withstand the assault
Two baggers and triples rained ali over
the field, and from the start there was
no doubt as to the result.
Wizard Hoffer was on the mound
for the vets, and contrary to his work
on the first day of the series, improved
as the game progressed, until toward the
end he was unhtable
With "Hughey' Jennings and his
whistle on the third base coaching line
and Bill Clarke and his fog-horn voice
on first they kept the crowd happy
and their team mates busy dashing
around the bases.
Pep Reitz started out to play third.
with Clarke catching but it was early
seen that Pep" was a Bit slow, and
Bill Clarke was sent to that corner. Rob
inson was In to cateh, and, with DOYLE
az his old place on first base and Gleason
eating them up at short stop. the old
birds set pace that made the young
sters dizzy Score
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
SIGNAL PRACTICE AT CORNELL.
Ithacan Varsity Preparing for the
Game with Penn Stne.

Ithaca, n. Y, Oct. 1S.-The Cornell var
sity had short signal practice tonight
in preparation for the game with PennsvI-
vania State tomorrow. No scrimmape
work was attempted, and after an hour ;
practice the men returned to the club-
house. The Ithacans expect hard game
but are confident that they viii roll up
at least two tOuchdowns. This is the first
time Pennsylvania State has played al
Ithaca. and the interest in the contest
Is widespread It wifi also serve to give
the coaches line on the men and sug-
gest possible changes for the Princeton
game.
The work was full Of life and ginger. A
cold wind blew across the gridiron and
the air was frosty, which served to keep
the men on the jump every minute.
Printon was sent back to the scrubs
tonight, and Gardner ran the regulars
The coaches plan to use only the simplest
plays tomorrow, as they are anxious TO
keep the new formations in the dark. in
preparation for the Princeton game. This
afternoon most Of the plays were line
plunges and bucks, with simple forward
passes.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
west POINT READY FOR YALE
Army Eleven Is Confident of Hold
ing Els Close.
Team VIII Average $50
Take No Chances with Players.

West Point, y Y, Oct 1S-Everything
is in readiness for the big gridiron battle
between the Army and the sons Of Old
Eli tomorrow. High stands have been
erected the length of the gridiron on
both the east and west sides. while
benches four feet deep entirely surround
the field
The Army team Is in good physical
condition, though it can hardly be said
that the players are as far developed
as heretofore when they have met Yale.
The soldiers will give a good account
Of themselves, as they always do when
they face any of the big elevens.
Erwin has been playing November
football in practice all week. and is
through and down with every movement
Moss. the other guard, while not up 20
the standard set by the veteran, Erwin.
is a formidable player and will keep the
Yale man facing him busy. OF the two
tackles, Besson and Weeks, the latter
has been fast getting into shape and
has been playing good football during
the scrimmages the team has been
through the past week. The end posi-
tions will probably see several changes
during the game, AyreS, Stearns, and
Underwood all being given a chance.
The Army coaches have confidence in
their line, and they fully expect to hold
Yale down to a small score; but with
the Navy game in view AS the culmina-
ton Of the season, no undue risks that
are liable to place men in jeopardy for
that game viii be taken and substitutes
will be rushed in the moment a man
shows slightest injury Mountford. the
Army quarter back. is heavier this year
and his generalship has improved.
The Army style Of play will be open.
the forward pass and on-side kick pre-
dominating, with an absence of trick
plays The Army will average lS5 pounds
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Mertz and Mertz Co. 900 F Street

Joe Shields. Royal Bond Broken Melody Cygnet,
Minnehaha, and Galithea also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furloncs- Heine, l0i Min
DER 10 l. won: stouer Hill. ll2 Powers. 90 70 l.
second. Toboggau. I0s iKoeruGl. 10 5. third
Time. IL IS Dey0ut. Gutter, BensOnhurst Black
Fox Miss Ogden, and Potter also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SiI fmlmgs- Col Bob. Us
Shilling 2 10 g. Won. Albert star. l0l lFOgartyi
3 70 J. second. Joe Mccarthy q lPickeusl. Is 10 l.
third Time ia Is. Merriwether. Peoria. May
Jane Little Usage, Oriena, Geneva s.. and Cl0yne
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sellng; one and one-si1teenth
miles Gull I6 Ieel, 10 20 !. Won; Charlie
Thompson l02 Mountain. 5 N J. second. King Il
Troy lG iBolandi. z 10 ]. third. Time. La -
Chariatau. Vendor Shining Star Peter Nathaniel
Light Note. and Uncle Henry also
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and One-haf furlongs; three
yeaT-olds DR.. Matthews. 10 Turner IS to s. won:
Macias. no tBolandl. to /, second Lady Martha
lG Q4ee), 10 s. third Time % 3-5 speed Mar
vel, Simon Well Budgework, CeStius Little Shrimp
Enlist. Pink Cap. Paul Ruinart Konlelia Kinks
and Inyentress also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile Sister Polly l0l
(Shillingl. y to l. wOn Rio Grande 10 (Koernerj
Is to ). second Belle Scott 10 (AIountainl s to
third. Time. I:il Is knight Of Iyanhoe Voting
Woolstone, Hard Shot. Mary or. Miss Alerta
Hyperboie, and Prince Of Orange also ran
THIRD RACE-Selling; six furl0ngs. Mark Time
los (Shilling), 10 l. won Airship l09 tBolandl
to l. second; Martins 100 (KOerner) 70 !. third
Time. lis. Zelina. Duchess Ollie Anna Ruskin
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
BROWN IN GRAND SHAPE.
New England COIIegians Expect to
Surprise Pennsylvania To-day.

Surprise PeDnsylyEnia To-day.
Providence. Oct. 1S-Brown will meet
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia tomorrow
with an even stronger team than she sent
against the Red and Blue last year The
back field is admittedly the tastes that
the college has ever had, and the line,
barring the absence OF Westervelt a, left
guard, is fully as good as it was a year
ago. The practice during the week has
shown marked Improvement from DAY TO
day. change in the set of signals
caused some confusion in the Maine
game, but Dennie. the quarter back, now
that the men have become familiar with
the new signals. is running the team
like clockwork. The team is not an un-
usually heavy one; in fact, the college
has in former years had a much heavier
line, but the line players show excep-
tional speed. Behind the line Donnie is
putting in his first season at quarter,
though he has been on the varsity for
two years. He is one Of the fastest men
in college and hard as nails Mayhem.
who was picked for the aH-American ag-
gregation last year. is as fast as ever.
and he has an able team mate in Regnier,
the sophomore who is playing right half
Mcdonald, at full, has lost none of the
speed that characterized his work last
year
Ihe team has been strengthened this
week by Conklin, last years center who
came out for the first time this season
on tuesday For a couple of days he
played his old position at center. but the
aiihcuity in nlling Westervelts place at
ieTt guard caused Coach Robinson TO shift
nm TO left guard, keeping Seidler at
center Honiss, AT right end. is one of
the weakest spots on the team He has.
speed, but mas not as yet seemed to grasp
the game. The forward pass and the
onside kick are being perfected. and will
be factors in the play of the team during
the next four yVeeI-e
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
HARVARD PLAYS MIDSHIPMEN
Biggest Game of the Season at An
napOlis To-day.
While Navy Is Not In Perfect Condi-
tion for Contest, Team Is Hopeful
of Making Good Showing.
special to The Washington H,Tad.

specisI 90 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Nd, oct 1S-The Navy foot
ball team IS on the edge Of hope and ex-
pectancy for the game with Harvard to-
morrow which will be the biggest con-
ises to attract an unusually large crowd
Of out-of-town enthusiasts.
Though the team Is not in prime condi-
ton. the players are still imbued with
hope Of pulling out a victory over the
strong Crimson aggregation. II was hoped
that Magruder. the husky tackle, and
Meyer. the veteran guard, both OF whom
have been injured, would be in good trim
for this big game. but from prospects to-
night, it is improbable that either will get
into the fray. ShafrOth. who has been
doing great work in practice this week,
will take Magruder's place, and Stewart,
a big fellow who has had the call on the
other candidates. will remain in Meyer
position. Nor Is Capt Douglas in the
best Of condition. though he may start
the game at left half.
The back field will be the most fOrmid-
able that has ben seen In a game so
far. Jones. a hard line plunger, has been
removed to right half, and Richardson,
a heavier and equally capable man, will
be at full Owing to practical exercises.
time for practice to-day was cut short
considerably, but the players were at i,
until dark. After a fast signal drill, a
short. hot scrimmage in which some new
plays were tried was had with the scrubs.
The mddies will line up as follows;
DemOtt. left end; NorthcrOft, left
tackle; Stewart, left guard; Sligluhf cen
ter: Wright. right guard Shafroth, right
tackle; Dague, right end; Lange, quarter
back; Douglas, left half: Jones. right
half. and Richardson, full back.
The game will start at 2:30 o'clock.
Tomorrow will be the first really big
day of the year in football While the
Crimson is struggling with Annapolis, the
Yale eleven will be fighting its annual
game with the West Point cadets.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
OFF FOR SWARTHMORE.
6. w. L. Plays Strong Pennsylvania
Eleven This Afternoon.

George Washington University squad
leaves for Swarthmore at S:f5 o'clock this
morning over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for its game with that college
at o'clock this afternoon.
There will he eighteen men in the
squad which viii be accompanied by
Coach Nielsen. Manager Bah, and Grad
uate Manager Wilson. The Hatchetites
have been practicing hard in preparation
for this game. and expect 20 make good
showing against the Pennsylvanians
George Washington Will probably line
up as follows: Witten, left end: Aston
left tackle; Grim. left guard. Harrolson.
center; Holmes. right guard; Sommers,
right tackle; Neil, right end; McDermott,
quarter back; Crafts, left half back. Gun
ming, right half back, and Baker, full
back.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
NOTES OF THE CANE.

Kid Gleason and Joe Kelly each stole a
base
Jennings made the most Of his four
chances.
Steve Brodie bagged four flies and
threw out one runner
The old Orioles scored eight times. and
had nine men left on the bases
BTodie was unable 10 poke out a safety.
but he dumped two pretty sacrifice hits.
Joe Kelley led both teams with the bat.
with three hits-a double and two singles.
Harry Hardy. the former Washington
pitcher. was not much of a puzzle TO the
oid-timers.
Hughey Jennings. with the "Old Pepper
Inc, was right there with the bat, smack
ing out a triple and a double.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
quarters Of a mile.
and nne-half miles
wind Up Baseball Series To-day.

The last of the series of three baseball
games between the Hickman and White
team and Trinity, at National League
Park, this afternoon, viii be preceded by
field events, open only to members of the
two teams. There will be four events
running to first base. circling the bases
fungO hitting, and Iong-distance throwing
In the baseball game doc" White, of the
famous White Sox. will pitch for the pro-
fessiOnals, against Sterzer or Gallagher.
for the amateurs. The field events will
start about 2:30 O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
ROCKVILLE HIGH VICTOR.
Robertson Makes Only Touchdown
Against the Academy Eleven.

-IttidI % iht washington HeIaIu
Rockville, Nd. Oct. 1S.-The Rockville
High School defeated the Rockville Acad-
emy this afternoon in a game full Of
long runs and trick plays by to 0.
The only touchdown was made by Rob-
ertson. the high school full back. who
went through left guard for 50-yard run.
The high school lined up as follows: Left
guard, Heagy; left tackle, Reed; left end,
Deetz; left half back. Hasknson; center,
Gott; right guard. Smith; right tackle,
Hewett: right end, Alback; quarter back,
Warield; right half back. Pollock; fun
back, Robertson.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
GEORGETOWN VS.. MARYLAND.
Coach Reilly Expects Hard Game
for the Blue and Gray.

Georgetown viii play the strong Uni
versity Of Maryland eleven at Georgetown
field to-day at o'clock
Coach Reilly has been hard at work
whipping the men into shape for this
game. and is confident that the Blue and
Gray Will uphold It's reputation.
The Marylanders have been strength
ened by the acquisition of several veter-
ans, and Capt. Blake, whose shoulder has
been troubling him, will again be seen in
the lineup.
The teams VIII probably lineup as fol-
lorrru
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
Mcfarland Won Easily.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 1S,-Packy Nc
Farland, Of Chicago. knocked out Joe
Galligan in the ninth round Of a ten
round bout Wednesday night The affair
was very tame until the eighth round.
when Mcfarland began fighting in a
fierce manner. knocking Galiigan down
four times IN the eighth and ninth rounds.
Galligan was substituted for Tommy
Murphy.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
SECOND REGIMENT WINS.
Takes Practice Game of Basketball
from ShamrOcks.

The Second Regiment team opened the
local basketball season by defeating the
shamrocks in a practice game in the
National Guard gymnasium last night by
s3 to 2
Both teams are members Of the Wash
ington City Basketball League, the win
ners being in the first division and the
losers In Glass 3. Bachschmidt played
the strongest game for the Shamrocks.
and Keiiher and Hubbard starred for the
Second Regiment quint. Lineup and
crrft1 VA av-t-.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
The summarize.

FIRST RACE-One mile ST. Valentine. 100
Sumter. s 10 p won: Crafty 81 Mccarthy. to T..
second Yada. 100 .BgNtonl % 20 J. third. Time.
i.40. RspIahanHocS. Staudovsr Quinn Brady Ivan
hoe. Samuel r. Harms. Frank Lubbock Robador
East End. Shenandoah. and Laclesi also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling. six and onr-half fur
longs. Wavecrest. IS tBuxtoui. 90 5. won. Obert
IS Mccarthy, % 90 l. second; Bridge Whist IS
NIusgrayei. p 20 ]. third. Time ] = 25. senator
Barrett Black Man. Jane Swift Biskrs, Sir
Galahad. and Scallop also uan
THIRD RACE-One mile. lane Allen, ia Du-
gam even, won; Prince Ching. 9s tAlusgavel. 10
!, second Lord Stanh0pe l2 Finn. TO /. third
Time. 2.35. J. F. Donohue D'Arkle. and Anticra-
ton also ran
FOURTH RACE-Twoyear-olds six furlonrS
Uncle lZ Miller. TO s. won. Lawrence P
Daley 10 lNicoN. & % J. second. Onatassa los
iAicDanieD. 10 to l. third Time lis 3-5. Earl
G., Fultonville + NJ. Fly. Batsman. Administrator.
and Throckmorton also ran
FIFTH RACE-Seven furl0ngs. Ben Ban. Ile
(Nicoll, 10 T. won: Brookdac Nymph l39 Du-
gam, 70 I. second Kentucky Bean 10 OImerl
70 !. third. Time .25 Is. Jack Atkin. Orphan
Lad. Far West. and Okenite also ran
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Master Robert, s. Sumter. 10 s. won; Alteration.
sj Duganl 4 to l. second Gretna Green. % NC
Carthy). 10 l, third. Time, As Littlet0n Maid
also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
- IL Rcitz In - inninl

HAal uaae it sitofS-'tld tlrloieS. 2 baltimore. J.
Left on hases-Old Orioles g., Baltimore. 8. First
base on balls-Of Handy 3; of Burchen. 2 strick
out-By HARDY. !: by Hofer. > Three-base hits
Jennings. Hail. Buuen. Two-hase hits - Keelrr
Beach. Kelley DOYLE Jennings Sacrifice hits
Brodie %. Hardy kecler Stolen bases-Glesson
Beach. Hardy. Kelly Double pIay-RurreH 10 Dunn
90 Hunter. Tmpircs- -McSsrs Hurst and Bets. Time
Of game hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
P.I. VS.. washington and Lee.

special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, Oct 1S.-The football
squads representing V. P. l. and Wash
ington and Lee, reached here tonight, for
tO-mOrrow's game. Two hundred students
from Lexington will come by special to-
morrow.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
WANT TO GOVERN RAILWAY.
VIII Ask Power over
Traction Company.

The control Of street railway schedules
and transfer and other street railway
privileges by the Commissioners OF the
District viii be embodied in a bill TO
be presented 10 Congress at the coming
session The bill, it is understood, viii
be drafted along lines according with
those presented to former Congresses.
1t is the opinion Of the Commissioners
that municipal regulation OF such prob
lens viii insure more satisfactory serv-
ice and put an end to the complaints
which are constantly being made.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
CHURCH LEAGTE-
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
Doctor Ordered Bout Halted.

Lancaster. Pa. Oct 1s.-The club ply
sician Of the Lancaster a. c. last night
ordered the bout between Eddie Carter
and Jack Rsardon stopped at the end of
the third round. because Carter had cut
ReardOn's left eye badly. II was a good
bout until Reardon received the injury.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
stnhI Cannot Buy Club.
I to The Washington Herald

Special to The Washington Herald
Milwaukee. Wis. Oct. 1S.-President Ha-
vener. of the Milwaukee baseball club. to-
night denied that Jake stahl, the former
Washington manager, will purchase the
local franchise. Hayener says the club
is not for sale
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
NEW DAY LINE TO
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st REDUCED RATES

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tioals-Kelher, Z; HUBBARD S. Mcdonald j. Ia
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minutes
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T0uchd0wn-McGiffen. Re.eree-Nf- Cas- roti,t,
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Time Of halyes-2O minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19
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S48.25 to California

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EASTERN is WINNER
Downs Business in Inter-
high Football Series.
LOSERS BRACE TOWARD END

0utplayed in the First Half, the
StenOgraphers Come Back Strong
in Second PeriOd-Farmer and Nc
Giffen Play Well for Eastern-Cnpt.
WeIcker Star for Business.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-19

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