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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-03
BOWLING LEAGUE DISBANDS.
Inability to Secure Sufficient Alleys
Cause for Action.

The National Guard Bowling League
has disbanded for the season. Inability
to secure sufficient number of alleys
upon which to roll the games is the cause
Tor the action. The league officials in
tended to play two sections of games, the
fiTst OF which has just been concluded.
ard the plans called for the using of four
alleys from now on In order to finish the
schedule on time, but as they were una
bic TO arrange for more than two alleys
it was decided to disband the league, as
their inability to secure additional alleys
would necessitate the extension Of the
playing season far into the summer
months.
The Ambulance Corps finished easily in
the lead winning thirty-One out OF the
th.rty-two games played giving them a
percentage of 1863. There was d battle
royal tOr second hOnors. Company g.
First Regiment beating the Naval Bat
talon crew by a small margin. Company
q. First Regiment, won twenty-one and
lost nine games, giving them percentage
of AZ, and the Naval Battalion won
twenty-three and lost ten giving them
$50 percentage.
The following is the order in which the
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Mercersburg to Go west.

Mercersburg, Pa, March 2-The Mer.
cersburg track team has planned 70 at
tend tee Western InterschOlastic Tracs
and Field Championships, TO be held early
ia June. under the auspices Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago. The Mercersburg boys
have cleaned up practically everything II
lhe East and are now thiTsting for new
laurels. As all the records at the West
ern meet in 1906 were Of a high standard
the Pennsylvanians expect to have trou-
bic in landing a victory.
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CRANE HARvARD'S COACH?
Report That Tennis Expert VIII In,
struct Crimson Football squad.

Cambridge, March Joshua Crane.
jr.. the tennis expert. a recent report
insists. will coach next years Harvard
football players. Officially. nothing
can be obtained concerning his appoint
ment.
Harvard undergraduates look upon
the possible appointment of Crane as
fortunate, since he IS a good friend
Of bill" Ried. and is a believer in the
latter's system, which probably will
be continued next year.
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WILMINGToNS DOWN CAPITOLS
Delaware Champions Win Hard
Game with Washington Cracks.

in one Of the fastest roller polo
games seen at the rink this season, the
crack Wilmington team. of Wilmington.
Del. last night defeated the Capitols.
champions of this city, by the score
Of to 0.
The goal keepers Of both teams de
serve great credit for the high-class
games they put up Parker Reese and
Mahaffy did good work for their re
speCJive teams.
After Lenderman's goal in the first
half neither side was able to score, and
the large crowd of spectators were
kept on pins and needles right up to
the end of the game
The Capitols are trying to arrange a
game with the champions Of the Balti-
more roller polo teams
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AthIete. SHOW wen.

London. March American Rhodes
scholars made a good showing in the
sports at oxford to-day. p n Young,
of South Dakota, won the running broad
jump. covering Z feet inches. A. NJ
Stevens. Of Connecticut. took the ham
mer-throwing event with a record Of $50
feet inches.
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New York, March Battling Nelson
and his manager. Billy Nolan, arrived
here tonight from England on the
steamer Lucania. Nelson. it is said. on
the other side avoided a fight with
Johnny Summers. at $50 pounds, for a
$1,000 side bet
The Dane says that he intends to
force Joe Cans into another match, but
Cans, according to recent statements.
viii dictate the terms this time. or
there will be nothing doing.
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winners in skating Races.

Pittsburg. March 2.-The final skat-
ing races in the worlds championship
indoor meet were pulled off tonight at
Duquesne Garden before a large and en-
thusiastic crowd. Summaries:
Half-miic championship-Bapt first: BerefuilIe
second; McCullogh. third; SinniTud fourth Time
l:I9 IS.
TwO-mile championship Bsptie frSt; McCulosh
seccad; Bellefuille, third; sinnirud fourth. Time
I5S
Quarter mile; backward. McCullogh. first; Baptie
second; Bellstuille, third. Time, Gas 35.
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Midgets Down King Arthurs.

In an uneven game last night the
Midget basketball team of the Y. NJ.
c. A. defeated the knights OF King
Arthur by the score y to 4. For the
winners the work OF Legge and Ham
nler was commendable while Freeman
carried eff the honors for the losers.
The line-up:
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spocial to The Washington Herald
Chicago, March 2-Joe Tinker, the
Chicago Nationals crack shortstop. was
operated on for appendicitis yesterday
and may be unable to play until Nay,
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BALTIMORE TEAM WINNER.
Second Regiment Basketball Play
ers Lose by score of 81 10 II.

Baltimore, March 1.-The Second Regi-
ment basketball quintet OF Washington
was defeated here tonight in an exciting
game by the Belvedere five Of this city
by the score of p to a. At the close of
the first half the score was in favor OF
the visitors, but the home team by
superior playing won out quite handily.
The game was the third of a series played
by the two teams, each having won vic
tory. The game was witnessed by an an
usually large crowd of rooters. The line
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Linc-up and Summary.

Sc3re-Gccrgetcwn. Is; George Washington g.
Goals icheIbergeF ~. F. Rice, johnson Whiting
rallen. Schumm. Downcy ~. W Rice. Fouls-
Eiciclbergcr 10. Johnson 49, Whiting. Pallen.
Schumm 49,. DoWney o. Simon, W. Rice O. Points
free throws-f Rice 90, Schmm 80. Referee
Jack Cas- Of LehSh. Tnmers-Nr. McGowen. Of
Georgetown and Mr. Gable Of George Washington.
Time Of haivCs-TNcnty minutes each.
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS DowNED.
Washington auint Journeys to Bal
timOre and Is Defeated.


Special TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. March THE all-high
school quint journeyed to Baltimore last
night and was defeated by the Central
Branch Y. NJ. c. A.. 81 to S.
The high school boys were handi-
capped by lack of practice, ana were
completely outclassed by the old and
experienced Baltimore players. Start
ing the second half with the score 2s to
> against them they put up game
fight and played good ball.
The Y. NJ C. a. team played a fine
game, especially Ward who shot nint
spectacular goals. For the high school
team Zanelli starred. he scoring all the
points for his team. Morse and Michael
also played well.
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Praise for Capron Cadets.

The action of the Capron Cadets in
playing their regular game with only one
regular IN the lineup. rather than forfeit
ing' on Friday evening received consider
able favorable comment yesterday,
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WEST GUN CARRIAGE IN LEAD.
Has Won IL and Lost IL in the Navy
Yard League

In the Navy Yard League Talbert. Of
the West Gun Carriage Shop. leads in
the individual averages with I'LL. Lee,
Of the Miscellaneous team. is second with
167, while DOYLE. of the Gun Shop five. is
third. with an average of 165.
The Standing of the teans FOLLOW:
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GEORGETOWN VICTOR
Downs G. w. L. Basket ball
Team by 10 to IL.
SERIES FOR TITLE IS a TIE

Teams So Closely Matched That Only
One Player on Each Quiht Was
Able 40 shoot More Than One Goal
During Gnme-DOWney and EicheI-
berger Stars of Respective Teams.
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Goals from held-Baughman 81. Susong a. Bower.
Barnes 49,, Ludwig ~. Goals from foul-Baugh-
man. Williams 49,. Refcrec-Pimper. Timekeepers-
Cohran and Dempwoif. Time Of halJes-Tueuty
minutes
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The Georgetown basketball FIVE re-
trieved its recent defeat at the hands Of
the George Washington quint by its vic
tory over the Hatchetites in the Wash
lngton Light Infantry HaI last night
score 10 to b.
AS in the game last Wednesday. when
the Buff and Blue lads trounced the boys
from across the creek 10 to I6, only two
points separated the teams at the conclu-
sion Of the game. The game was not
marred by any unnecessary roughness,
and although total OF fifteen fouls were
called on the two teams, they were mainly
for minor infractions Of the rules.
Fred Rice, the crack forward of the
downtown school, connected for only one
basket, but much credit is due him for the
way he played Downey. the Georgetown
captain, after Coach RObey shifted him 10
center. In the first half Downey shot
safely twice, but the plueky Georgetown
player was unable to duplicate his work
Of the first half after Rice was pitted
against him.
Little Schumm, at forward, for George
town, deserves a deal Of credit for his &C
curate tossing of free throws. He con-
nected with toe basket I'VE times out of
seven throws.
Shot Two Goals Each.
Downey and Eichelberger were the only
men TO score more than one field goal.
each having two to their credit Downey
played a fast game, and had it not bee.
for the clever blocking of Rice 10 the
second half the score might have been
considerably larger.
Prospect. OF George Washington, and
Sir lon, Of Georgetown. were the only
players who did not secure a goal during
the fray.
The game was delayed little az the
start by controversy between the cap
tains OF the two teams as 70 whether
they should play with side lines. Nothing
had been said about using side lines in
the arranging ~ the game. and Manager
Robey cOntendea that Il was unnecessary
10 have boundary as long as they were
playing Ia cage, but the Georgetown
management WAS ohdurate. and George
Washington conceded the point
George Washington won the t0ss-up
and chose the east goal Bill Rice started
the scoring by shooting "a pretty goal
1 from position nearly under the basket.
Schumm then got good grip on john
son and did not seem TO be in a hurry
20 let go-foul on Mr. Schumm Rice
threw the point ". Rice was next
penalized and Fred Rice again toed the
mark, failing. however, to land safely.
EichelbeTgeT then got the ball. and passed
IL 10 Rice. who returned Il 10 EicheIber-
ger, making the basket. Bill Rice, OF
. Georgetown, was next detected IN the
act OF hugging an opponent and had "a
foul called on him. Fred Rice this time
: landing the throw. Downey then made
a goal from the middle Of the field. which
brought the crowd TO its feet. Whiting
! fOuled. and Schumm missed the net Dow
ney again brought himself 10 the front
by throwing goal No. >. making the
score 10 4 in favor Of Georgetown.
Johnson fouls, Schumm throwing the
goal Johnson repeats his performance,
SChumm ditto ending the first half.
Score; Georgetown. S; George Washing
ton, J.
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The Belmont Athletic Club leads in
the District Duckpin League, with a
percentage of .SI2.
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king rolled first game.
Following are SIX high scores in tvo-men tourna-
srARRouGH's TOURNAMENT

30 p m.
New tournament starts on the 9TH lasts one week.
The ten high men in the Royal tenpin
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noRBERT.S TOURNEY.


Finals viii be F5lled oa Wednesday. Maze
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Bon 9eterSbura.

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sBilbelm uns GsparS. :"

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MprN Scrantpn. .

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Mndaana Ses saualipitems.

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bansistsitss@ s@rtldruns erlafen mar.
@s srssbt bisrmit cine berslias Gin'
labans an bas Dsuti6tbum Der Ser.
5taaten CUR Gbsilnubme on Der 5eier
bieies bsufpiiroisen Gases. aommt,
SIR Deuti6. amsritauer oes glOresns
uuo bss Slosus, sur Ssrbriibsrnns Su
eemsinia amer 9ulter Grbeit. Deuti6e
bes Sabens uno bes 9ioroens weroen
am 1. slusuit iid uuf Der Samss'
town Gusiteluus briioerlih bic 9dnbe
oriiden.
Die Sabrt pirO pom Baltimore am
Wiittmod. ben 81. Suli, slbenos 6
llbr, nit eiuem Der srOBen nno ihOnen
Dampier Der Wterdauts & Wfiusrs
Transportation Company IN frilder
Sesluit mad Der slusitslluus ansetrs'
ten. SammeIplas fir SolHe. bic ith
anI6liesen mollsu, lit in Baltimore
9iarfs Ralsisb Sotsl. Gde SOaioap
unb Sapstte ctr. IS empfisblt iia,
our 8sii6tisuns uon yieu'galtimore
siuen Gag friiber gu fommen.
antunft in SumsstOwn am 1. stu'
gult Wiorssns. Sammelplas in Sa'
mestowu bas SniiOe Sun 9Otel auf
Osm slusltsllunss. Plas, mo aud ous
Utittaselen einsenommen wiro. He'
oe.Attus 2 llbr 9ta6ulitta9s. ab'
fabrt 6 ubr Nbenbs per Dampfer.
anfunft in Baltimore am 0torsen
bes 2. ausult. 9m rlebriSsu babeu
bic Sabrtarten 80 Gage @iiltisteit,
iino nidt iibertrusbar uno miiiien am
abfabrtstuse uaIioirt werren.
@iisnbubn RuuOiubrtsu iiHo uia
Baltimore uuo SO. e. Wt. Z. SO.
iu lOien. Sujiiten fir ie swei Per'
iouen siussitlOiisn. 3weds Tsisr'
uiruns Der Sajiitsu beliebe man lia
on ben Sstretar Oss Baltimore 3wsi.
sss. u. S. 1rupps, 319 d. Charles
Str, Baltimore, WiO, 3u weuosn,
Der aud bel re9tIeitiSer Bena4riA'
tisuns usruuluiien wiro, Oa6 isOsr
auswartiss Gbsilnsbmsr, Der oura Elm
8unbes.ab,ei6en. @idel nit @iGen'
blatteru, erfeunbar lit. am Sabnbof
smpfausen uuo uad Osm 9otsl sslsitst
miro.
Sir ben YOritauO oss 9iational'
Bunoes.
Wiit beutldem 9ruB.
Or. 6. 8. 9eramsr, Prdiioeut,
aoolpb Iimm, Sefretdr.