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New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

The Rev. Professor Hugh Black. Of Union Theo-
logical Seminary, will preach tomorrow at both
the morning and evening services in the Collegiate
Church of ST. Nicholas. DR.. Mackay will resume
services on October 13.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Churcb

Firth Ave and 65th st.
Rev. j. Ross Stevenson, d. d., Minister
Services at IL a and p. m
Dr. STEVENSON will preach both In the
morning and afternoon
Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

The Church of the Incarnation Madison avenue
and 35th street. the Rev. DR.. W. NJ Grosvenor rec
tor, will resume tomorrow the o'clock Afternoon
service. with full choir.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

The officers of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church deny the report that the Rev John w
Philips has been called 10 the pastorate Of that
church
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Arrsts-sas
ave. and IOSth st-The Pastor. Rev. A EDWIN hElT-
WIN D. u. will preach II a and ?. m a M9Ia-
Ing subject: ''rhe Altar Evening" Aas-
ing Most OF Yourself Holy Communion WI s
celebrated the morning service and in the cnApsi a
Vening service
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

Rev. ROBERT BAGNELL. d D. Pastor =
Pastor breaches at 10-45 a m. and s p. n
Open every night. Seats free
Tonight: TEMPLE MALE QUARTET CONCERT
NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. l2sth q
and 9Th ave, D. J. MMILLAN. D. D, Pastor. Servt,s
IL a m and s D.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-05

The Rev. DR.. George A Strong. rector of Christ
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
BALL IS ELECTED MANAGER
Chosen to Direct George Washing
ton Football Affairs.
Position as Hatchctitcs' Assistant
Manager Last Fan Qualities Him
for Position Next Season.

Eugene NJ Ball. 0S. college, was yes
terday elected manager OF the Geousc
Washington football team. defeating
Charles H. Fair. o9. medical, and +. J.
Horgan eos. medical Ball received 233
more votes Han Fair who ran second.
There are. approximately, 100 students
attending the university, and total of
60 votes were cast. The vote as cast by
the four departments Of the school for the
three candidates follows: Law school
Bali. i1s, Fair, j., Morgan. H. college
Bail -66. Fair. IS; Horgan. 10. Medical
schCol-BaH. Is. Fair So. Horgan S.
School of amacy-Horean, g. Total
vote los departments: Law. I3t; college.
90. medical. lg3. pharmacy 13 Total
votes for the three candidates: BAN. esq
Fair 1-G. H0rglu. II.
The judges at the polls were Robert J.
Moore and T.. H. Andrews. both of the
law school. ciass of oS Mr. Moore is
president and Mr.. Andrews is secretary
of the Varsity Athletic Association.
Mr.. BAH IS taking course i'm engineer
ing and IS junior. he acted IN the ea-
pdcity of assistant manager OF the foot
ball team last year, and showed his ft-
ness al that Ume for the position he was
elected 20 yesterday He is Il native OF
the District and is member Of the
Alpha Beta Phi Fraternity.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

beat Collector Jessup almost q length.
The BOrgian struck a track to his liking
and beat Northwest. the favorite. by a
head. after "a hot drive
Maud MEG and Dave Weber won at
long odds. Summaries:
FIRST BACE-Onc-lalf mile Adcna 10 lIIroWnl.
6 10 5. WEI Amada. los ttifaham u 90 J. second
Nespa lo6 Nisherl. . 70 Z third. Time. o.is So
Airs Nugent. Sclcnowce. Grace Marie, Lille sue
Young. and Venus DE Milo also ran
SECOND BACE-Fivc and uue-hah fuTiungs. Maud
Mci'.. 40 IT, Nllliamsl, IS to l. won; Nancy W.
la5 lDugan} 60 ?. second; AFona. 10 tBToNnl II
90 3. third. Time 90. Bcrtie A.. Rose Pumpon,
Ardcuues Jazchel. Tctanus. Sachct Letitia ).
Bona, and Media also ran.
THIRD RACE-Aiile Dave Weber. l02 OLycurgesl
i3 60 l. Wcn kmka no Brown. 6 o. 5, second
Calendar. los Hunter. = 10 l. ;hird. Time.
IS So Pasodells. Fritzie. Ferris. Bosai. Sharper
Bawr. Big Bend Calmania. and Tonic also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Orinds Handicap; Futuri.y
course Rapid Water no lKoeucrl. TO s. won;
Collector Jessup loS tWiiIiamsi, % J. second
Coud Light los 0'ischcrl, > to J. third Time
1928 Proper. Mis5s Pride. Sugar Maid and
E==s=T also
FIFTH BACE-Onc and oncsixtecnth miles
The BoTgian. l05 Hunter. 60 /. won; Northwest
IS SANDY Q 60 10. second: Jake Moose lli lkoeT-
yolio. Blue Eycs, Fisher Boy and Ralph Young
also ran
SIXTH RACE Seven-eightlss 80 miis. Ruby
los SeogillpI- n % 5. won. Phs,auX. no lSludyl
! o. =. second. Curriculum. 81 Davis. 10 l. third.
Time. % Is Hcdgethon- Nina Gibson, Edith
James. Funny Side, Mmtener. and Lord Of the
Vale also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
OAKLAND CARD ORDINARY.
Racing Field shows Little Class and
BETTING II slew.

Hot Springs. Ark. March S-Raciug at
Oaldawn was made up OF ordinary horses
and Tie betting was not lively RENE
Bcgente, piloted by Jockey Englandcr
captured the feature event with ease
Dociie, the favorite was second. and
Anna Ruskin, ii long shot, finished third.
Summaries
FIRST EACE-Four -u-lun1s Hollow. Ig- eng
lander. cTCl Won. Boil Ncr1l 9s Truman. tr
!. second, Lad1 Hap rmG @ .Ski4Finl is to- D..
tlld Time. 0i5 s-5. WtteIl1ck. Eta Lnuj-r.
Robert EssB. Ben Flower. Kenucsy. epiphany, auI
Ha~.y also Eu
NECoND BACE-NIHe. Little Eo-c. % tRnofn
u to J. won; Wo1l,c-sa. l9- NlDcaudI. Is 90 T.
second. Huta Nolan, e5 .TumaaI. Co Z third
Time. u IS. ClrIation Establish. Percy Green
Ssmha. VIII Sylvester Bob MAJ l.c5er Cove.
Dixie Andrews. Li,t.a Giant Wool SOAP and Check
MplgaH also gau
THIRD EhrE-liIc. Sultrv r-1 f~rlffraF %.
s. uan; We1dc.aim. 100 .Sbiryui. t1 J. second.
llr. Ha.t, i-S 'Che17I, ta l. third. Time. ~
'ieaf Might, Peter Knight. BaEdi'ls. Athena. Mg:c1
Ball lInCl. A--ie Lewis. and r. Ia also ran
Fot RITZ HACE-AiIe. RENE Regcuto. 50 Eng
iandc. ID. 81 t' J. wen: D1ci'c. lJl ~. Sfaiui L.
D. sCcuud- Anna Euskiu- 50 JSkrviuI - 90 D. third
Time. l.H So. Incubator III ToFar. j. T.. MAY
beHy. AND Midas Also lsu.
FIFTH EACE-Nla and seventy Yards Chan
czlor. lci smiling 3 20 8. Won Demo- O. tSElr-
vim. 10 tO J. second. sea Water 10 NInrrlaudi 81
to T. third Time, 1855. Tboliui. Doc Kylr. Zoe
Ccyue. Rubher RAN. sud Belle of Brighton also ran
SIN III RACE Seven furl1ngs. TgfoIan JOS Eng
andcri- even. won, A.,ouu. Nh AluHulainl o. D.
second D. 3. 0rJuncr Jos t~hreflf 90. 20 J. third.
Time i-s IS. FrzhalI. J. D.. Barsloy Mrs. Annie
water Minor. @ua Terms burn also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
TWO BREAK WORLDS RECORDS
Amateur Billiard Players Make
High Averages in Tourney.
Demarest and POgEenbuTG Make
Marks of % I'll and ~ Ga ut
H. BaIk Line Game.

New York. March S-Amateur billiard
records reached higher standards at the
national championship tournament to-day.
when Calvin Demarest and J. Ferdinand
PoggenbUrg created new worlds record
averages of = 3-l1 and y 6-lf az the a.
balk Zine game. The previous record Of
- and "a fraction was made only Il few
months ago ii Paris by NJ Morgier Cal
vim Demarest. on Wednesday night. had
tied the best previous American average
of ISL-IG which had been created by
Wilson T. Foss.
In addition To achieving the average
record Poggenburg counted a massive
cluster OF Im caroms. unfinished. which
completed his string Of 300 points and left
the Philadelphia. Rolls ms opponent OF
the afternoon match. with only % rs his
total This match was~tbe feature of the
days Two sessioas at the table
tn the evening Calvin Demarest the
youthful representative Of the Chicago
Athletic Association. defeated Dr. Leoni-
das J.. MiaI in au interesting contest By
the score OF 3l0 points TO a. The youth
from the West topped Poggenburg's run
by counting l15. and his average was SO
surprising that he was cheered 20 the echo
as he lef, the hall The score
Demar-st sroj hlIi-2. 3. g, u.s. o. 8. S. a.. Is
81. 7-To;sl 80 points Areraga. 2 5-ll hisH runs.
Ur ybI white baH-o. Is. J. J. IS. 50. 70. 10. IA
Total. I75 points Ayease. e 20, high runs, g. g.
Esferlc-EIwar5 Mclaughlin.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
CREW ON POTOMAC.
Georgetown Oarsmen viii start Out
door Work This Afternoon.

Coach Murray Russell expects 60 have
the Georgetown crews out on the water
to-day. Tie indoor practice has all been
held behind closed doors. So that follow
ers OF the crew will have their first
chance 10 size up the men and the pros
poets for 1907 victory at Foughkeepsie
when the shells pun ont to-day for their
.irst tryout on the Potomac, and with
real oars
The new shell which Manager John
Stuart mas had built for the varsity This
season IS nearing completion i'm The shops
of tho New York boat builder. Ii viii be
shipped some time in The near future. as
giu ;he new coaching launch. Tile shell
is the gift of Thomas F. Ryan. of New
York. and the launch of Robert Collier
of New York. au alumnus OF George
town.
The makeup of the crews which will
90 out to-day viii probably be the same
as 90 has been ON the machines, with
tie exception of varsity stroke r. Fitz-
gerald. who was the stroke last year at
Poughkccpsie, and who has been holding
down the same position ON the machines.
He is i'm poor shape from a recent cold.
and will not 60 on the water for some
time Murray. freshman. has been SUBJ
stitutinE in the stroke place. but it is
thought that Capt Rice or stuart. each
Of whom sjroked the varsity an different
times last year, viii stroke the varsity
this week,
Three varsity crews and two prep
Fights are ready To- commence the real
work Of the year this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
CENTRAL STARTS MONDAY.
High school Team to Begin Practice
Under Capt. Macdonald

Central Highs baseball outlook for tho
coming season is not particularly bright.
as Capt "Cy" Macdonald IS the only
veteran PLAYER available
Capt Macdonald viii call out the cam
dtdates Monday for the first time. The
squad viii practice AT Van Ness Park
early in the afternoons before the George
Washington University men get out. The
following are among those who have
handed in their names as candidates: A.
Macdonald captain; Wheeler. Rhecm.
Wheeler. Young. Taggart, Rogers, Town
send Smith, C0umbe, Turton, NJ Mac
donald. King Bliss, Eager. Thomas.
Browning, Campbell. Fisher, and W.
KempeT.
Following is the schedule March r..
Gallaudet March b Episcopal High
school, April .. Gallaudct. April = 9. and
T. Army and Navy Prep; April 70. Tech
meal High School. April 5. Georgetown
Prep; May 3. Business High School May
10 Western High School; May Il, Eastern
High School Dates are pending with ST
Johns. EmerstOn Institute. Penn fresh
mon. Central Alumni and teams I'm the
new Church League.
No coach has been engaged as yet. so
the practice viii be under the direction Of
Capt, Macdonald.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
ALLAN LARD IS DEFEATED.
Loses 10 Young FOwncs in PinehurSt
Tournament.

PinehTst y C.. March &-A keen
ninetecu-holc match between Fred
HerrcshoT. Of Garden city. and J. D..
Chino. of the Cleveland Country club. was
the feature of the first and second match
play rounds Of the annual club champion
snip golf tournament to-day, the Garden
City player winning by single stroke
and with a medal play score of g TO Is
for his opponent Chino was three down
at the turn, but hc took the next four
holes in order. giving him the lead on the
thirteenth, but HerresboG evenea the
match on the fourteen green. the remain
ing holes being halves. Herreshon win
uinG the nineteenth hole - Herreshoff's
score was "a out and g in. making "a total
Of g.
CHmo's score was 80 cut and 80 in His
total was as
IS. j.. Schatz. of the Wheaton Golf
Club, Chicago. went down before H. C.
F0wues. Of the OakmOnt Club. Pittsburg.
in the morning round by and 3. Mr.
Fowncs losing To his son. Charles B. in
the afternoon round by one down in
close match Charlie also defeated
Allan Lard. Of the Columbia Club, Wash
iugton, by and ia the morning rounds
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
LACK OF CLASS AT ASCOT.
Close Finishes, However, Make sport
Interesting fo- Spectators.

Los Angeles, March S-Only an ordinary
card was presented at Ascot to-day. but
the close finishes made it interesting for
the spectators. The bookies recuperated
q little of their losses of yesterday.
The track was slow, bat fair time was
made. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Se'liHs, six furlo1Es. Tim Hust
l9 B.UsseiI, 70 20 J. won Autara M .Esrisi. u
% s. second. Elm King III Clark : 90 = third
Time. l-i5z. Beautiful and Best Dr. Ching Nuns
Yelling. IntcIiudc. Lady King Little GIegg and
kcsiuuI also var.
SECOND RACE-Seng; five and one-haT fur
longs Red Garter. ll9 lladtkel TO Z. won: King
Ahab. Jos lClaws0nl. 50 20 l. second: Norfolk. ITO
Knapp, to = third Time leg. Dr. Crook
k'rkdeld Belle, Halton, II, or, HemosilIo. and
Remember also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sellng. one mile Rama l07
tHlTsi. g 10 8. WOn; MOuntcbank 100 tGTaudI ID
20 J. second; Desmages. i9i lNicol l6 20 J. third.
Time -ll Chancellor WalWorth Susie Christian.
Jack Little. Bey0iT. and Marhie Mayer also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Oue mile Ormoade's Right
iii AIcDsue3. g 60 10. won: J. e. elem. III tj'ar-
roll 10 20 J. second. B0Tghesia ia Uladtkel. 4 10
J. thud Time 1-ilia. Gold Spot. Lrius. and
Bsssg also nan.
FIFTH RACE-Selline. seven ftrlones George
T.. Miner. ~ lkunzl. I3 to p won. The Rousfa-
bout. IL l3lcDanieli. J. % TO- second: Taxer. IL
pwstonl. 10 6. thHd. Time l.2s@i. Linda Rose
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Siy fWlOngs. Snnrida 100 Nc.
DANIEL. 10 q. woni Elota. l37 lkuuzi. 3 10 }.
second; Miss Himyar, 100 .Biussci, 80 20 j. third.
Time. II0'+- Rosemary D.. ExtlaueU. and Vino
BusLni also IAN
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
FORGETs KEY AND BABY DIES.
Mother Fainfs when She Knows
Child II Perishing in Fire.

New York. March S-KnOwing that her
ven-months-old daughter was roasting
10 death in her apartment, but being
unable to rescue the child because she
had forgotten where she put her key.
Mrs. Magdalene Butler, Of 400 Fourth
avenue pounded on the door to-day until
she became unconscious
The cries Of the frantic woman at
tracted Capt Devaney and Roundsman
KetchUm. Of the Fourth precinct station,
which Is across the street. and they rush
ed TO the rescue and broke down the door.
only 10 IND the body Of the baby burned
10 crisp in q high chair.
Mrs Butler is the janitress Of the
house. and she left ihe child. who was
named after her, sitting in her chair be-
tween the liable and range In the kitchen
when she went Gus 10 clear the sidewalk
Of snow. A little later tenants smelled
smoke and raised a cry of FIRE
Mrs. Butler ran into the hall and saw
smoke issuing from beneath her door.
Frightened out of her senses. she. could
not remember where she put the key and
rushed screaming into the street.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
MAY LAND TOURNAMENT.
Chevy Chase CIub being Considered
by Middle Atlantic Golfers.

There is probability that the next
annuaI tournament of the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association VIII be held on the
Chevy Chase Club links. The question
was the subject Of discussion az the meet
ing of the association. I'm Baltimore on
Thursday. and although nothing definite
was decided. il is understood that the
tournament will Dee held either here OF
at the Baltimore Country Club.
The association is composed of clubs
from Delaware. Maryland Virginia. and
the District of Columbia
The following officers were elected.
President A. IT. Rutherford. Baltimore
Country Club. vice president. Walter ).
Harlan Columbia Golf clubs Washing
ton. secretary. Alexander Britton. Chevy
Chase Club. Washington; treasurer.
Yates Penuimau, Maryland Country
Club. John Atkinson was elected TO the
executive committee.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

LIne-up Ia summarv:
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
Chcs. Gnmc Anothcr praw.

Baltimore. March S.-After "a weeks in
tervsl, play was resumed in the match
tween On. z. LasScr and Frank J. Mar
shall here this afternoon. Ii was the
tenth game of the series. and arrange
meHts had been entered into with the
Baltimore Chess Association 10 play AT
their headquarters in this city. The result
was q draw aftcT fOrty-eight moves.
Champion L3sSer, who has won four OF
the previous nine games and drawn the
rest. had, i'm addition t. this enormous
advantage. the choice Of opening in to-
days game.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
G. P. 0. LEAGUE DIsBANDS.
Government Printers wiz Not BE in
Field Next season.

At "a poorly attended meeting 81 TIE
Government Printing Office Baseball
League recently it was decided not 10
reorgsnize for the coming season.
II was stated that the Capital City
League has obtained the grounds on the
Malone Tot. at North Capitol and II
streets. and that the office would be repre-
scented To that league by team under the
management of Dir. F0rden. In all
probability. clubs from the priHJeTy VIII
enter other associations. the m0uotypr
men being particularly anxious to make
some connection. and il = possible that
string of teams from the office may play
series OF games this season. as some
of the more intense enthusiasts including
Bishop. Yeatcl. Herbert. McClaHe. Sr15-
ley. and Fisher have not entirely given
up hope in that direction.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
BUSINESS OUTLOOK BRIGHT.
Thirty-ave Candidates Expected to
Try for Stenorraphers, Team.

Thirty-ave Candidates Expected to
Try for StenOgraphers' Team.
The baseball prospects at the Business
High School are particularly bright. as
over thirty-hve boys have expressed their
intention Of trying for the team. Among
the number there are nine Of last years
squad; Hubbard. captain: Dumont. Greg
CRY, Donnelly, Zane, Brooke. Welcker,
Hart. and Powell.
Coach CollIhower wiz take charge Of
the squad and expects to develop a
strong team.
Following is the schedule:
Af-l St Johns College.
April Emerson institute
April i7-Gearsetown Preparatory school
Alail O. Washington school for Boys.
April g Western High School.
May 3-Ccntml High School
May 7-EastCm High School
May % Washington Athletic Association.
Nlay -Technicat-High school
MAY E-Georgetoan Preparatory School.
Stay fanny and Navy Preparatory School.
slay g5-RGcz- Sill COllege
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Oakland.

FIFTH RAcE-one and one-quartor miles. 5
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
BASEBALL SQUAD CUT.
Georgetown Players Commence Prac-
tlce Under Can't. Howard smith.


tice Under Capt. Howard smith.
Only dozen candidates responded 10
the first call of Capt Howard Smith, of
the Georgetown baseball team, yesterday.
Coach OHara was unable TO be present
as he was performing an important surgi-
cal operation at the Georgetown Hospital.
The absence of most of the men Is easily
accounted for. Many OF the college and
law school men, who We're members IF
the team last year. or who have signi-
lied their intention of trying for it this
year. are on the verge of competing ~
relay races or other events at the George
town meet tonight such is the case
with Joe Montgomery. O'Boyle. and De
vine of the varsity relay team. Mont
g0mery Is one of the varsity S star tWrl-
ers. and Boyle and Deviae are new men
who viii try for catcher and first base,
respectively Sid Mudd, the big catcher,
was not on hand as he is 20 run in a re-
lay
Devlin. the hard-hitting little second
basemal; Peter Mayock. the pitcher, and
his younger brother who comes to
Georgetown with good reputation as AN
outheIder; Wilson and Todd. two pitchers
on the Reserves last year, and some OF
the new candidates were prevented from
practicing on account of the eXamina-
tons
Among the candidates out yesterday
were Cantweu who is expected TO do
most OF the pitching this year; Schellet
last seasons shortsop; Sam Simon and
John Dugan. the two outtielders of last
year. who should make good again, and
Charley Kane, who was out for a place
son.
March %, with Maryland Agricultural
College. The first out-ol-toWn game for
the team is on April l3. when il goes 10
Richmond 10 meet Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
ENTERED FOR METROPOLITAN.
Scyenty-six Horses to Run for the
SIO.OO0 Handicap.

New York. March S.-Scyenty-six
horses have been entered in the SloGD
Metropolitan Handicap one mile. 10 be
vun on the opening day at Belmont Park.
entries for which closed on March -
While the Metropolitan has never attract
cd as much attention as the Brooklyn
Suburban and Brighton Handicap, il has
corle to be regarded as one of the most
important events on the Jockey Clubs
calendar.
Entries for the rich stake to be run at
Saratoga have all filled well. For the
Sla.0D Saratoga Handicap the best known
horses are oxford Tokalon, Running
Water. The Quail, SaKidere, Account
ant.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09

SIXTH RACE One MI.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
STAHL IS IN DEMAND
New York Club Wants to Buy
ex-Manager.
CANTILLON REFUSES CASH
Washington Chief TntimafeS That
Club VIII BE willing to Talk Busi-
Which Yankees VIII Give Two
Playcrs-Practice Starts To-day.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Galveston, Tex, March S.-ShOrtly after
the arrival of the Washington ball team
this morning. Manager Cantillon received
a telegram from Manager Griffith, of New
York, asking if a cash offer for Jake Stahl
would be considered.
Cdntllon promptly replied Nothing
doing for cash. The inference is that a
trade would be considered The Wash
ington manager said what he wanted fer
Stahl was two frst-class men. He refused
to say what men he would consider in "a
trade with the Highlanders.
Charley Jones refuses TO join the camp
unless tse club gives him transportation
both ways. 10 and from Washington. This
DE viii not get. and it is believed he will
come 10 his senses in day or two.
start la To-day.
Practice hours TOT the players will be
p. M. 20 p. IN. As the baggage went
astray on the road and did not get here
until tonight the boys did not practice
this afternoon. but viii be out in the
morning There was 20 have been a
game with the local leaguers tomorrow,
bat that has been cancelled. They viii
clash Sunday. however. and CantIlOn eX-
poets 10 give all the battery men "A chance
TO loosen up for an inning or two.
The Nationals registered 40 the fremont
Hotel are: Manager Canuilon, Lave Cross
Tom Hughes. Kitson, Falkenberg, Mil
Patton. Smith, Wilson. Graham. Perrine
Warner. Jerry Edinger and Secretary
Fowler Pitcher Goodwin. who has been
in Houston several months. came down
in the afternoon.
Heydn and Altizer are expected in
the morning from Hot Springs and An
degsou viii leave for Galveston on
March 10
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
MICHIGAN IN CONFERENCE.
W OIye crimes Decline Ia Join the Pro-
posed Biz Four of West.

Ann Arbor. Mich March S-The attn
Iatic board Of control IF the Michigan
University has decided that Michigan
shah stay ia the Western conference and
viii not join the proposed big four
Michigan may play only five games
of football each season with conference
colleges. but the number of games with
nonconferencc colleges is unlimited. The
big games Will be with Case. Ohio State
Vanderbilt. and Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
GIRLS BASKETBALL GAMES
Principals Decide TO Encourage
Contests in the High schools,

The principals 80 the high schools have
decided that the contests between the
girls basketball teams for the champion
ship cup should be resumed. These games
were stopped this year on objection of
Mrs. Walton. physical director for The
girls. for the reason that the condition
of the teams was not satisfactory. Last
year the several teams were tied for the
honor. So that the cup was not awarded.
So far this season several interhiEh
school contests fer practice have taken
Mace. the Western girls winning all in
which they participated.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-09
WALLACE IS THE WINNER.

Defeats Stewart in Southern Pool
Tournament. score 100 TO 30.
Champion Walter Wallace. of Virginia.
defeated Fred Stewart in the Southern
Handicap Pool Tournament, by one ball,
the score being 100 to 60
At the end of the eighth frame the
score stood Il TO a in favor Of Stewart.
his credit and, withNonly one ball needed
10 20 out he missed an easy shot allow
ing Wallace 10 run of balls and win
the game
Tonight Frank Sherman viii meet
William WenFick Sherman IS handi-
capped . balls