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The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
NEGROES STAB WHITE man
South Capitol Street Gang Attacks
James Martin.
Wounded Man Taken TO Providence
Hospital with Two Cuts
In the Back.

As a result Of a quarrel with several
negroes in front Of the saloon of John
J. Hammer. 1913 South Capitol street
southwest. James Martin, a contractor
and builder, of 1888 South Capitol street
was taken to the Providence Hospital
about $50 o'clock last night. suffering
from two stab wounds in the back.
Martin drew I'D IN his automobile in
front of the saloon about S o'clock and
became engaged in a quarrel with John
Fleet eolored- He then ran into his resi-
6ence a few doors above, it is charged.
and returned with a revolver in his hand,
declaring that ne intended 70 kill the man.
On entering the saloon he fiourished his
weapon and grasping another negro de
clared that he would shoot him. Edward
and Charles Hammer. brothers Of the
proprietor of the place snatched the re-
vOlver from Martins hand and elected
him from the building
Again the man entered the saloon and
continued to quarrel with the negroes in
the room. John Hammer, the proprietor.
OF the establishment, seeing that trouble
was about to arise, announced that the
bar was closed 20 business and forced
the crowd from the room. When Martin
reached the door, crowd of about six
negroes, who were outside, spTaDg upon
him.
The police were notified. but were un-
able TO learn the names Of any of Mar
tins aSsaiIants. The wounded man was
taken 10 the Providence Hospital where
il was found that. although his injuries
are serious, they are not considered fatal.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
FOOTBALL is SAVED.
President Eliot Sees No Reason for
stopping Game at Harvard.

stopping Game at Harvard.
Boston. Feb 26.-Football will be played
at Harvard University next fall, accord
ing 10 statements made by President
Charles W. Eliot which were made pub
lie to-day The recommendations Of the
special investigating committee which was
appointed some time ago to make "a re-
port on the general subject OF athletics
has been awaited with some concern by
the undergraduates, In view of the stand
taken by President Eliot in regard to
football and other intercollegiate sports.
In the interview made public to-day
President Eliot is quoted as saying
mo one for long time has proposed
to stop intercollegiate athletics at Har-
ward Last year some people wanted
either to stop football or change it. Foot
ball has been changed, and so far as / can
see. IL viii go on as usual at Harvard next
fall The special investigating committee
which was appointed some time ago has
rendered TWO reports, a majority report
and a minority report. As yet have seen
only the majority report. Football has
not been singled out for special eonsid-
Grafton any more than other branches
Of sport
When asked If he intended to reply in
any way 20 President ROosevelt's recent
speech at the Harvard Union when foot
ball was upheld, President Eliot said he
did not Il have always criticised the
abuses of football" he said. and do yet.
think you Will find our positions with
reference to sport or rough sports are
not essentially different
President Eliot said he expected 10 make
public MS annual report in about ten
days. and It IS promised that he will have
much to say concerning athletics.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
PENN BARS FRESHMEN.
VIII Not Allow First-year Students
TO Compete in Intercollegiate.

TO Compete in Intercollegiate.
Philadelphia. Pa, Feb 26.-Recent
action of the intercollegiate Athletic
Association in allowing freshman to
compete in the annual track games in
June was the subject Of much comment
at the University OF Pennsylvania yester-
day. Because of the great number Of
fast track men at Pennsylvania who are
in the freshmen class hope was expressed
that these men would be allowed to COM
pete.
DR.. Edgar F. Smith put a damper on
these hopes when he announced that the
law covering the subject at Penn would
be lived up TO TO the letter. II. Rawle
Geylein who is the retiring president Of
the / A. A. A. said: Yale. Harvard,
Princeton, and Cornell agreed 10 stick to
the rule for the year at least and give
the change a thorough try-out"
Mike Murphy when seen said that ne
had no hope of being able 70 use the first
year men. Among the star men in the
first year class are HartTanft, Pike.
Macklin, O'BOyle. Mulligan, and O'Con-
nor. All of these men would make valu-
able additions 20 the varsity track team. -
The faculty committee. which super
vises PENIS athletics. also put itself on
record TO stop first-year men from COM
petng in other events.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
ONLY ONE FAvoRITE.
Van Ness Defeats Grace George In
HatassO Handicap.

San Francisco. Feb. 26.-After a des-
perate finish Van Ness beat Grace
George a head for Hatasso handicap.
Collector Jessup was the favorite, but
he stopped in the stretch as if shot.
Wilmore was the only favorite to win.
Greatly improved, Jack Moose beat
Andrew Mack by a neck in the sixth
race The latter was a 3 to favorite.
John II. Sheehan, Hulford. and Prince
Magnet scored at tempting prices.
FIRST RACE-One-haH q a mile Wilmoqe. ll2
Brown. % s. Won; HeathcTsc0t. l09 tBoreD. 10
s. second Humero. l0s SANDY, Is to J. third. Time
ESQ IS. Jack Paine, Dollar Chaser, Billy Pullman
and Ed B. also
SECOND RACE-FutuTity course. John H. Shec-
han. 10. CMcLRughlinl. n !. won: Kruga 10
tBrOWnl. 10 2. second, ATOna. l56 (lNiliamsl II
10 s. third. Time. l:lS Is Tetanus. Talentos Lii
bare Bazzini, pssodella, Sharper Bawn, Gales and
Ruinita also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sh furlours Hulford ioi
lynch. S TO !. won. Frolic. IL McBrsde). g To 2
seoond; Water Thrush, lG SANDY TO > third
Time. LII. Jack Kerchcyine Memo. Belle Reed
Chestnut, SWaeger. Bstidor, and 70 san also ian.
FOURTH RACE-Handicsp; six furlongs Van
Ness. IL l. Williams. TO J. won; Grace George
l62 SANDY, 3 % 1 second; Collector Jessup 10
ltirahaml b J. third. Time I:l2 So Hector and
Princess Ttania also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and fifty yards Prince
Magnet. IL Hunter TO l. won: Rotrou 100 Oyil-
hamsl Z TO l. second Fincsntio, 10 SANDY Is
Ia S third. Time. Is. Trspsetter. Ismaiiian In
1AHln2ble- Box Elder. George T. MeNear. and
Csnejo also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue and one sixteenth miles.
Jake Morse, lG uiunterl. to ?. won; Andrew
Mack, III Williams q 5. second; Byronepiae
hS 0irahaml, 10 Ia J. third. Time 10 2-5. H0oli-
gan Harb0r. Lone Wolf, Baker, and Roush Rider
also Ians
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
FAV0RITES In FRONT.
Horses Run True to Form at Los
Angeles.


Los Angeles, Feb. 26.-At Ascot Park
to-day the horses ran truer to form
than they did yesterday, and the pikers
who usually take a chance on long
shots dropped considerable coin 10 the
bookies. Summarizes
FIRST RACE-Slx furlongs. Platoon. l0a lKunzl
to 3, won; The Mist. lbs jKeoghl. % 1, second;
BRYAN, I04 Fischer. 60 1. third. Time. ia 81
Fustiau, Cello. Damma, Tim Hurst and Bragg also
ian.
SECOND RACE-Selling: FIVE fulongs. Junia 100
gTalbert} ; % l. won; Joan Of Arc. f05 MCDanieI,
10 TO- second. Kitty Mccarthy l05 CTrestoul. to
], third Time, ] % L. Miss Fidgety, Vinorsina
Extra Nell. Elsie Nerska. and Friendly also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile Judge Nelson. l05
NIcDanieD. 9 20 10. won: +. T. FDer. 100 lH0rner
5 TO ?, second; Sanalriso. l07 Fischer, Is to J.
third Time, l.i2 IL First Peep and HaLlon also
ran
FOURTH RACE-SellinE; six fuTlOnEs. Bologna
Il0 (Kunzl. 10 b 5. won; The Major. rs lButvelD
10 /. second Search Me, lis tRadtke 10 1,
third Time LA "a Beautiful and Best, NeatEess
Prince Ching. Mary H. and Budapest also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; four furlongs Adrian, ll5
tKOcrnerl 10 ,. won; Reno Rebel 10 lPrestOal. I
10 / second; Lackfoot lis lIlsdtkel. 10 / third
Time. 0f9. Barnard, Macall, Gigana Rostiuge. and
Barney Oldheld also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selling. Brooks course. Foncasta
1ls U'rsst0ui n s won; Gold spot. l03 iNeubertl
6 60 l. second HI Csu Cap. I05 CMcDaniel] %
J. third. Time, 2s04 Il. Jack Adams. Jack Little
Freesias Ding Dong II. Capable Rost0f Markie
Mayer and Augeleu0 also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
RENDER Is IN LINE.
Philadelphia Athletics Sign Last OF
1907 squad.

Philadelphia, Feb. 26.-With the sign
ing OF "a contract by Pitcher Bender.
the Indian twirIer, the ranks of the
Athletics for 1gC7 are complete and
everything is now ready for the start
South. which viii he made on Friday
next at S'45 p. N. The main guard viii
leave here and go direct 20 St Louis.
and from there on to Marlin Springs
Tex.
The men who viii make up the squad
from this city are. WaddeIl. Plank.
Dygert COombs. Schreck. Davis. Murphy.
Sheen. Cross, Nichols. Knight Oldring
Hartsei Seybold. Lord, BARLEY, Cahil
O'Connor, Hoffman (the last three new
men TO be tried oUD. j. Shibe, r. Shibe
and Manager Mack
The party viii be joined at St Louis
by Cunningham, pitcher; Berry, catcher;
Burke. infelder, Selwelt. outfielder;
Foster. inhelder, all of whom viii be
given a trv-Out. Bender. Nickers. How
ard, Nike Powers. and Nehring the last
named a sub first baseman. viii 90 di-
rect 10 Marlin Springs.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
ANOTHER POOR START.
RaIbert Gets or Ahead of Field at
Hot Springs

Hot Springs. Feb. 26.-Starter Cas-
~idy presented the long end of the
fourth. and days feature, to RaIbert
when he allowed the Milan trick. off
running and fully two lengths in front
OF the next horse. Incidentally, Cas-
sidys bad scnd-ofe was responsible for
the failure of one of the most gigantic
coups OF the meeting
Summaries;
FIRST RACE-Tlrcc and one-haf furlongs e.
H. ScnIlnE, ll2 lShillingl. 10 l. won, Fiuancier.
10 fEngsnderl 10 j. second; Naterlock ~
lFo,esl. Is 20 J. third. Time. ca IS. William
Bissett Alcrrifeld. Spuuky Mccullough, No Engine.
Furiso, and Great Hunter also Ian.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-haf frTlongs-
Revenue 100 lEuglaudC-i. 10 l. won; Mike Sutton.
ITO tBurt0l 8 10 Q second blackburn. 10 tShiil-
ing. 9 10 ?. third. Time, l1s 35 Moouvine and
Wing Ting also
THIRD RACE-Oue mile. Refine Eegente. l07
tAUbDehonl. 20 l. won; J. D. Dunn. los iBuni
9 70 ;, second, june Time. g tEECauderl 20 .
third. Time, l:i3 as Joe Coyle, JACK HARDY Tive
li-i. King Leopold, and Anna RuSkin also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. Ralbert, I3s lAus-
tim. Il % 10 won Jake Sanders. IL lChcuyl. Z
% p second: Tres JcIi 100 iMorganl. 10 3 third
Time. lis IS. Matador, DIR. Mack. and Midas also
ran
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs; horses and geldiBss
f5ur years old and upward; selling Cheftain 100
Cherry, 90 J. won; Dan Mckcnna, lG5 More
o. 5, third Time, l:h 10 Black Art. Ieuny bum,
Saltry =. J. Swanncr, Potter. Billy Patterson
LanzdoWuC Birmingham. and Gavin e.. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue and Cne-si,teenth miles
Shenandoah, 100 tAuhuchoTl. to s. wou; Bendigo
ll2 jCherryl II 20 s. second: Mr.. Jack l63 IT,
SSainl, 60 l. third Time, l,50 IS. Lindsle,
Duric. Alarimbo. Lampadr0mc. and skyWard also
IAN
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Ronhng Nay Run Loncboat.

New York, Feb 26.-Iu view of the fine
race he ran in the four miles against
Frank and Spring, each going two miles.
last Friday night George Bonhag, who
broke the four-mile record on that oc-
casion, may reconsider his determination
to retire for the present from active COM
petition. He has been offered "a chance
to come into Chat five-miie race between
Frank Nebrich the national country
champion, and Tom L0ngboat. the Ca
madam Indian lonS-distancc phenomenon,
which will be one Of the features of the
New York Athletic Club games i'm Madi-
son Square Garden on March y
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Big OGer for Burns and sebreck.

Chicago, Feb. z6.-Jack Noouan, secre-
tary of the Casino A c., of Tonopah.
New. yesterday offered a $4,000 purse for
a match between Mike Schreck and
Tommy Burns. the fight to take place in
Tonopah on July 4. Noonan made his ap-
pearance in the Office Of the Chicago
American with a certified check for
$4,000. ready to post it TO insure the
heavy-weights of his good faith He de-
mands, however. that $500 be posted by
each of the principals.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Paroles DEATH DESCRIBED.
Venezuelan RevoIutiOnist Was shot
While Trying tn Escape.

Letters have been received at the Vene-
zuelan Legation from Caracas, which tell
some OF the details Of the death OF Gen.
Antonio Paroles and his seventeen fol-
lowers. who were recently killed By
Venezuelan government troops at Barran-
cas- Gen. Paroles was the head OF the
zueia.
1t appears that On February y Paroles
and his followers were captured at a point
near the OTinocO. They were taken for
temporary imprisonment to an old castle.
and while trying to escape, after melting
some OF the guards TO mutiny, We're killed.
The mutnOus soldiers were also
punished.
Members Of the legation deny that
Paroles and mis- men were lined up
against a wall and executed.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
High Jumper at Columbia.

New York, Feb. 26.-Columbias track
managements scheme of running novice
games to induce students who have never
done anything in athletics to come out
and let Crooks, the coach, look them over
is bearing fruit. In yesterdays games S.
R. Osborn. q sophomore cleared the bar
at feet inches. With coaching this
man viii be a strong addition to the
varsity team this season
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
AS. 353 1bl 4jiT TOtals---.
ROYAL TOURNEY.
sPARRoUGH.S TOURNEY
Eckington Elects Omceru

At meeting of the lexington Base
ball Club last Monday the following Of
fcers were elected: John Callahan. can
tain; Barton Brooke. manager; Edward
Mann, secretary and treasurer. Ecking-
ton viii have a first class team next
season, and wants games with teams
averaging eighteen years. Address, Bar
ton Brooke, 1886 North Capitol street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
ere was HUE, II aUtr IHlCIteL III u
The SummF ries.
rrD1r d aVv Mid, tr-l. rssr.oId fIIias- TN

FIRST RACE-Maiden two-year-old fllies; three
and onc-lalf furlongs. Lady Caroline H.. III IL.
smith, s to J. won; GrenEse. l04 81. Hennesseyl,
10 s second: Baloee IJ7 (F1. Is to /. third Time.
GA la Samada Blister. Wlnola. Cora Dusant
Queen Bessie. DroTstiteh, Be0la. Embay. aud Mick
elton Maid also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seliing: pyrsc; four-year-olds and
up; sir furlongs. Excitement III tNieoll, to i,
won; KIeinwood ll3 (Sederl. 10 ], second; Marvel
T.. l03 iJohanneson), . 20 l, t1ial Time l-l6 %
DappIe Gold Rusk ATab0 and WOodsaw also ran.
THIRD RACE-ThTee-yearcl and up; SIX fur
longs Sir Toddington, 95 u. tennessee Is 10 70.
won; Western. 80 (Godsteinl. 10 J. second; Gen
tian l0i Iloydl. Is 70 !. third. Time, l;l5 -.
Grace George Mayer johnson, Waterfall and Israel
tie also ran Israe6te broke lis leg IN the last SIX
teenth and DESTROYED.
FOURTH RACE-ThEeo- year-olds and mp; one
mile Granada. 10 iHoggl. TO 2 won; Light Note.
III lNiColl TO l. second; Pasadena Us tkeyesf. 8
10 l. third. Time. "A IS Bonart Eta ~ Gre
villa Mingita. ConJndrum. May Gilmore. and Lime
rick also ran
FIFTH RACE-Ssling; four-year-oids and up;
one and one-sixteenb miles. ST Valentine. I6
G-loydl II 20 8. won; Tinker 90 tCodstein4, Tn s.
second; Lady Ellison. lel tIickensl. p to J. third
Tine la. Canyon. Katie Powers. Dromio. Re
buunder Macbeth, and i.ady Fonse also rau.
SMITH RACE-Seliug; fuuT-yelr-Olds and up, SIX
fmlo1gs Gauzc. lo5 Llo76', 10 l. won; Matilda
l07 Ioegl g 90 o second Tichiningo. l05 IT TBy-
lori. is to l. thrd. Time LILO So. BAIL. Hapuy
Jack H. Pat Bulger. PAM Clifford. Sponge Cake
Fancy Dress, Father Talent Ossineke, and Old Hal
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SelIing. trce-year-olds. enc
nile. Bye Bye H. 100 love-, 10 l. won: Schroders
Midway. 80 "A. Martini. Is to .. second Paragon
III Lloyd, . to J. third. Tire, IA Is. Dele
SIome. Aga. Quiuce. CEsBdoT. and Prophecies
ais0
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Chance for Abe Atten.

London, Feb. 26.-Joe Bowker. the ban
tam-weight. who defeated frankie Neil
and ''Pinkey' Evans, two of America s
boxers, stated last night that he would
sail for America TO meet Abe Attell if a
suitable purse could be arrau ged. He
claims he can do 100 pounds ringside and
and plenty Of backing.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27

First race-Royal River, Bert orsa, Par
agon.
Second race-Grenade, Excitement. ST.
Noel
Third race-Emergency. Keator. Tobog-
gan.
Fourth race-Mollie Montrose. E. NJ.
Fry. Ziephen.
Fifth Tace-Refned, Cora Price. Colt
ness.
Sixth race-Guy Mannering. Family
Talk, Bertmont.
Seventh race-Donna, Sonoma Belle.
Bitter Hand.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27

Pittsburg, Feb 26.-Bul Wolf. the for
mer Washington twirler has signed to
manage the Charleroi team Of the p. O.
NJ. league. Wolf Is the twirler who Sc
cured home run off Bill Bernhard two
years ago, Bernhard getting even for that
unusual event by sealing a base off Nal
achi kittredge.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
CIingman Wants to Retire.

Trenton. y. J.. Feb. 26.-Billy Ciingman,
the former Washington player. whom
Manager Carney, of the Trenton Tri-State
League team, has signed TO play short
stop, is anxious 90 retire from the game
He has written Manager Carney asking
that another man be signed TO play the
position. The local management thinks
too much of -Clingman. however, TO let
him go.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
YALE LOSES TWO GUARDS.
GOebei and Andrus, Of Freshmen
Team, VIII Not BE Available.

New Haven. Conn, Feb 26.-Yale has
probably lost her two wonderful fresh
man guards Of last season, William
Goebel and Hamlin Andrus Goebel
who is the nephew Of the late Gov
Goebel, Of Kentucky. left college to-day
to take up the business Of his father, who
Is seriously m ri Phoenix, Ariz.
Andrus was injured by a machine in
the Sheffield Scientific School last Deem
Der. and has suffered from blood poison
Ing since then. He Il stilI Ia bed, and
viii probably drop behind in his class and
be ineligible to play next fall.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
Au-High school Quint to Play.

A picked team from the different
high school basketball quints will go
TO Baltimore Saturday to play Y NJ
c. A. outfit The all-High School
team is Forwards. Morse Western;
Hubbard Business; center, Michael,
Western; backs, Johnson, Eastern;
Fort, Western
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
PLEBES ORGANIZE CREW.
Nayy's First Year Eight VIII Row
Georgetown Props May 4.

Georgetown Props May 4.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Annapolis. Nd. Feb. IA distinct de-
parture in rowing at the Naval Academy
this year win be the organization of an
eight-oared crew to be termed the fresh
men eight, and its members viii be Sc
lected entirely from the plebe" or
fourth class. This crew, it is thought
viii take the place Of what ia past years
has been known as the third crew, and
the oarsmen Of this latter eight will be
held In reserve as substitutes for the
first or second Academy crews.
schedule Of races is now being ar
ranged for the freshmen, and date has
already been closed with the crew Of the
Georgetown Preparatory School Of Wash
ingtOn. This race will take place on the
Severn River May l. Negotiations have
been opened with the junior crew of the
Ariel Boat Club, OF Baltimore, and it IS
expected that the Baltimoreans will ac-
cept.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
FOUR DIE IN WRECK.
Canadian Train on Grand Trunk
Goes Down EmbaBkment.

Ottawa, Ontario, Feb. 25.-The Grand
Trunk through train from Toronto to
Chicago was wrecked this afternoon
three miles east OF Guelph, going down
an embankment So far as can be learned
there are only four fatalities: Ex-Mayor
DonOhue. StratfOrd Ontario: Rankin. the
famous hockey player; the baby daughter
Of II. Walker, Peterborough, and an
other, name unknown
James Ryan. Of Guelph. had a leg cut
off, and ". Z. Buckingham, OF Guelph,
had his face badly cut.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
GEORGETOWN MEETS G. ". j.
Varsity Basketball Teams Ready for
Contest Tonight.
First Game of the Sort Ever Arranged
Carroll Institute Hall.

The basketball teams Of Georgetown
and George Washington viii meet this
evening for the first time in the ath-
letic annals Of the universities. The
game viii be played at Carroll hsti-
tute.
Coaches Joyes and Robey have their
charges in hrsJ-cIass shape for the
fray. and as both teams have been
playing about the same class Of basket
bah throughout the season the contest
promises 90 be close one The game
viii be called at S O'Clock.
The Uue-uD foIICuss-
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
PoInt for the Adrcrti.er-Th

Point for the Adyertiser-Ths
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading The
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read a morning newspaper at
the Capital.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
nntes for Montreal Meeting.

Montreal. Que. Feb. 26.-The first meet
ing of the Montreal Jockey Club Will be
held here from June 4 to June 15 The
meeting will precede the Kenilworth
meeting at Buffalo and follow the Ontario
Jockey Clubs meeting at Toronto.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
ORDWAYS DEFEAT EASTERN.
BOnavieFs, Sannano, and MoMtt
Garry on individual; Honors.

In a Oue-sided basketball game the
Ordways last night defeated the East
crn Athletic Club AT the Washington
Light Infantry Armory by A. 20 -.
Bonaviers and SauuanO threw the
largest number of baskets for the ord
ways, while Moftt starred for the los
ers
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
BUSINESS Wins THE TITLE
Downs Western in Deciding Game of
Basketball Series.
Largest Crowd Ever Witnessed High
Match at the Y. VI. c. A.
sTANDNG OF TIE TEAMS.

Westera.......... Technical
Before the largest crowd that ever wit
messed an interhigh school basketball
same in this city. Business. yesterday
won the deciding count in the champion
ship series from Western, in the y. N.
c. A. gymnasium. by II 10 u.
The match was the closest and most
fercely fought Of the season. and 1t was
not decided until the last forty-five sec
ouds OF play, when Harry Zannelli Bus
mess left forward. shot the ball into the
mesh for the goal. which finally decided
the issue.
Western started of well and got an
early advantage. but the stenograp pliers
put ND a game. uphill tight, and. thanks
10 Hu5bard's clever work, succeeded in
tying the score about two minutes be-
fore time was called. Then came Zan-
nellfs winning goal In the matter of
team work, Western was superior TO her
rivals. but Business was better at shoot
ing goals Hubbard was easily the in
divldual star He made two sensational
goals from near midheld, and tossed the
ball into the basket three times from four
throws lie Duo and Michael carried of
the honors for Western. the former scor-
ing more thar half of his teams points.
After the game the Western players
unanimously elected Polhemus. the left
guard. captain for next season. Lineup
and summary;
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Hot Springs. Ark, Feb. 26.-Kid Former
got the decision over Andy Bezenah on
foul in their fight at the Wilmington Park
Athletic Club last night.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
WEERICK DEFEATS WALLACE.
Takes Second Match IN Handicap
Pool by 100 tn 80.

In the second game of the Great
Southern handicap pool tournament
William Wenrick. Of New York. defeat
ed Walter wallace. Of Virginia by 100
10 SO. Wenrick overcame Wallace's big
lead ia the second half
Joe Todd. champion Of New Jersey.
and Fred Stewart champion Of Canada,
meet tonight
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Go4ls-Ihamps1n. 8; SaEnano. 5. PROFIT Regis. s:
Mouary, 4, B5usYers s. James M7aitt 6; Ricbcu-
baucher 9; Turner. Points on fouis-Ordvays 81:
Eastern A. g., p Rcfsrec-Nr. Co.hfcB5r. finer
Mr. Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
UNATTRACTIYE CARD
PlaterS Predominant in Six
Events at New Orleans.
SIR TODDINGTON a WINNER

ROmps Home in Front i'm the Fea-
ture, Il Six-furIOng Anair-LittIe of
Interest in the Other Races at the
Fair GFOunds-ResuItS at Oakland,
Hot Springs, and Ascot Park.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27

New orleans, Feb. 26.-There was moth
ing fashionable in the card served up to-
day at the Fair Grounds.
Most of the events had the selling
clause attached and platers predominated,
except in the third, a six-furlOng affair,
purse. in which Sir Toddington palpably
outclassed his field and won in a romp.
This race was considered the feature, but
there was little, if any, interest in it.