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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-09-17

for his home at Ft. wayne, lnu. &,
Sunday evening
Mr.. Charles Tanner, of Tacoma,
Wash, was visiting his brother,
Otto Tanner, and relatives in Lo-
gan the ! asst week.
Miss Nellie Throne, of Circle
Vile, spent last Friday and Satur-
day in Logan, the guest of Misses
Jennie and Ida Hartley.
Jno. Ucker and Arthur Downey
attended the ball game at Lancas-
ter last Sunday, making the trip
in Mr.. Ucker's automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Devore
and children, Clarice and Kenneth,
of Vinton, are guests tor a few
DAYS of Mrs. Bruce Dollison.
Mr.. Henry Kleinsmith and his
two boys, of Pittsfeld, ILL.,, we're
visitors few days last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Klelnsmith.
We are pleased to note that DR..
Frank Wright is again upon our
streets after serious attack of
appendicitis, and a hurried and
dangerous operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reinstettle
and daughter, Alice May, spent
and Sunday at Carbon
hill, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Smith and Mrs. Oscar Dawley.
Editor II. O. Harden, of the
Fairfield -Pickaway News, Stouts-
Vile, was caller at our office,
Tuesday. He is in attendance in
the Goth O. V. l. reunion here this
week.
This is our first season of Fall
and Winter Hats and special care
has been taken in selecting this
stock. You are invited to call and
see this stock at the Home Milli-
merry Co., next to Tlpton's store.
The W. C. Il. U. will hold a
meeting, Friday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, at the home of Mrs. l.. G.
Dollison on west Hunter street.
All ladies interested are urged to
be present.
We will have on display on Fri
day and Saturday of this week the
finest line of Ladies, Misses and
Childrens Hats ever shown in the
Hooking Valley, the Home Milli-
merry Co., next to Tipton's store
Editor and Mrs. Stone, of the
Straitsville Record, accompanied
by Miss Palmer, were visitors at
our office Monday; we enjoyed a
social hour with them on "print"
talk. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone are get
ting out very presentshie news
Taper in their town.
WANrED-Agents for Diozo.
The best, the most powerful, but
still the cheapest disinfectant on
earth. Sells itself. Hardly any
talking required. Agents easily
earn $i.00 to $1,000 daily. Call
on or write to Thos. Fitzpatrick,
Rox 70, Jobs, Ohio.
1t is all right to love at first
sight, but before marrying take a
second look. Look twice before
buying your Fertilizers. Investi-
gate the Armour brands. The
more you look the better you find
them. Always reliable and up-to-
guarantee. For sale by Kline
Bros, Enterprise, o.
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
ANERICUS PRAISES
GOTCH AND NAHNOUT
Grappler Thinks Bout
Between Pair Would Be
Best in Years.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 24-Americus, the
Baltimore wrestler, when told today
that his recent conqueror. Yusim Nah
mout, was TO wrestle Champion Frank
Gotnh, had this to say:
II would be one Of the best bouts
I'm the history of the mat, and I do not
think I could pick the winner Nah
mout is the quickest big man 1 have
ever seen and was astOnished at both
his strength and endurance. At foot
work I think he has something on
Gotoh, but down on the mat the Amer
lean looks good to me.
Although AIahmoUt has ample en-
durance. as he proved with me, L would
like Gotch's chances, and If GOtch
should get me to help him prepare for
the bout I would advise him to get TO
the mat as soon as possible and try to
wear out the Turk Gotch is a wonder
fuI wrestler and 7 believe he could do
This.
Certainly Gotch and MahmOut are
now the worlds greatest wrestIers, and
contest between them would create
even greater excitement than that be-
tween Gotch and Hackenschmidt
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
Johnson Money
Appearing in WadS

SYDNEY. y. : w. Dec. -f-Errrrg
on the Tommy Bu-ns-Jack Johnson
fight for the championship OF the world.
which is scheduled 10 take place sat
urday morning al 10 O'Clock, is becom-
ing brisk The johnson money is com
lnS in in wa6s from the ueEro's ad-
mirers out in the province and the odds
are ILpidly sUOr-euIug
BIrns al one time was a 2 ID 5 favor
ite, but thu sight Of SO much money
coming In 10 be- Waee~ed on the ueg-1-s
chances have shortened the odds 10
10 in Burns favor and plenty OF mon
ey IS being wag=reG at that price. While
q Is not believed IEaL Johnson viii al
any time before the fight become rre
rrSt choice. II is thought that lv The
time the men enter the rtuE SATURDAY
morning -le betting viii be 's 20 Ig and
take yOIr choice
only C. rew small bets are heIuz made
waEe-s of from 81 20 500 ur-Gouf0a--
lng. The smaller waEers are being made
by individuals. while the pool rooms
are handling the larger bets. and there
is every indication that thousands of
dollars viii change hands on the result
OF the big fight
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
HERMANN MAKES
A HEATED REPLY
Cincinnati Baseball Magnate
Hits Back at Murphy, of
Chicago Cubs.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-Garry Herr
mann has made a not reply TO the state
ment OF G. " Murphy Jhat the VA
tious. Commission had no right tC in
vestiEatc the Chicago ticket scandal.
Hermann says in Tart,
1t has been clearly established that
the Chicago baseball public was treated
oUJraEeou=ly in the last worlds aerics.
Tickets found their way into the hands
OF scaIpers and were sold at exorbitant
prices. These tickets were obtained in
the offices Of the Chicago club before
any public sale was made at the places
designated.
While it IS no doubt time that a
settlement was made by yo,r CLUB for
the tickets that were returned in so far
as the players end is concerned. ii
must not be forgotten that these tickets
should have gone into the hands Of the
public, who stood in line many hours
and who were deSlTOus OF obtaining
them at regular prices.
lee Chicago club has heeD iur0n-
SiStent in this entire controversy ard 4
has been established over your own sig
nature To prevent q recurrence of tfTs
KIND IN future the commission VIII al0Df
rules and regulations regarding the &. 70
OF ucketS Tor all coming worlds series -
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
Entry Requirements Did Not
Meet With Approval in
This Country.
EVENT AROUSED
LITTLE INTEREST
Only One American Racer COnSid-
cred Entering Trials
Abroad.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f-Whiie motor
car enthusiasts in this. country DO not
fancy that there Is any great probability
that forty entries for the Grand Prix
international automobile race OF 1909
VIII be in the hands OF the Sporting
committee OF the Automobile Club or
France by s O'Clock p. III. a week from
tomorrow, the -IIe limit set, they ac-
ceDt fl as a fact that should two-score
or more machines be entered there will
not be a car OF American make in the
list
A canvass among the American auto
mobile manufacturers who are known
10 be interested in che racing game dis
closes the fact that but one OF them
has even contemplated sending a car
abroad next summer 10 compete against
the specially-bUilt racers Of European
production
The last hope went gIimmering last
night when it was announced that the
idea Of sending a Lozier car 70 France
has now been abandoned altogether, IN
part because the rules governing the
Grand PriX and those governing the
Briarclif race relative TO bore and
stroke are too widely diverse in charac-
ter 90 permit Of the building Of a ma
chine which could make a credftab1
showing IN both events
Accordingly. should the race over the
AnJpL circuit be run next summer Il iS
not likely 20 arouse as keen interest in
Ile heart or the American auto public
as nave some past international races
abroad for in ma iority Of these form
or events at least one American-nads
i-ite-lhe mas been at the starting line
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
COLLEGE ATHLETE
ENTERS FIGHT GAME
Tom Casey, of the Villanova Foot
ball Squad, TO Join Heavy
weight Ranks.

NEW YORK. Dec ss-The ranks 4
the heavyweight pugiIists are likely 20
have an addition before long in the per
son OF Thomas Edward Casey OF 1hs
EiIiau0va JgI-se fouI5au team
Casey is a masnJzc=1-iy ,,-veIoped
specimen Of humanity he is nineteen
years Of ase, stands six feet, weighs 49,
pounds stripped. has a normal chest
development Of Il inches. 4 inches ex-
pauded. and has a G4-Inch waist He
is unknown in the professional ring, but
he has taken boxing lessons for two
years from Willie Cornell, who won the
national amateur 125-pound champion
ship three years ago, and he has q lik-
ing for the game.
THAT Casey can hit hard IS proved BY
the fact that Jack O-Brien is now wea--
ing big brUise under his eve which
he got from Casey's fist in a recent
rry-0uC OF the ambitious young foot
lGIer uUElISt-
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
SCRAPPER
MAY MEET SCROGGS

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec Soldier
Burns is making great preparations for
his next appearance in the arena, which
viii be very soon, as he expects to ac-
cept the challenge of Harry Scroggs,
provided SCrOEgS viii make weight.
Burns has used his little interval of
leisure for some systematic training Ie
has made daily visits to the gymna-
sium, is doing lots of road work, and
looks forward 10 giving local boxing
enthusiasts a great surprise He saws
that he has abandoned covering lp''
methods, which, il so, Will delight his
friends, who consider that, with that
one objection, no more skiIIfuI or ener-
getic little fighter than the Soldier
can be found in this locality.
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
HOW Burns and Johnson
Compare With Ex-Chan1US

NEW YORK, Dec 24-If Tommy
Burns holds his worlds championship
after the johnson fight he viii be the
shortest heavyweight champion physi-
cally mot financially that America
ever had II Johnson wins he viii be
the tallest- FItzsimmous was the
Eghtest
John J.. Sullivan. the most famo IS
OF the great champions developed in
America was big man Not so very
taHr compared with some OF the giants
Of the ring John stood 8 feet IG-L
inches in his socks. and tIoned the beam
at 20 pounds when in his best lighting
condition
Corbett, who came next. was q feet
IA inches tall Jenries was q full feet
Ia inches-cIOse TO g feet 2 inches. Cor
oett Was a fun @ feet la inches. but
Put up great argument over being
quarter Of an inch less than JeTries.
and or being measured stretched uo
the - quarter without lifting his
he's from the ground Jim had a
pL-- re mpadOur I'm those Gavs- His
weight by the way, was I,5 pounds.
men came tltzsimmols. the freak of
me ring Fighting heavyweights with
OUT any trouble FItzsimm0us was still
middleWeight. He claims that he
never scaled over l5s pounds i0 any Of
his hEntS- FitZ stood feet 7 inch so
MS weight was phenomeuaIiy light The
thing that made 10 possible was his
spicer-iille IeEs. They had The ordinary
pipe stem OF commerce beaten 10 u
pump The same peCuIiar5tv accounted
Ior Joe Cans ability 10 make the light
weight limit
JenTes- while only three-quarters Of
an inch taller than F-itzSimuOuS was
nearly q hundred pounds heavier
tommy Burns looks like a uiEwy
among giants when you notice o-Tv his
nelgnL But he weighs Isg pounds. aus
sometimes more than that He stands
feet inches. He is built like Tue
W Walcott-close 10 the ground. hut
mantE pow full Should Johnson win
he VIII establish a new height record
for heaYywe gIr champions
II johnson should win from Burns
and he has "a c1auge-le wiz be the r~s-
DlacE champion in HIS class Tauzfo~d
II ne can get near the uiFdIexefa-rt
limit would make it hot for Ee-rrer.
4-lHouHn ketcEel would trim him.
lh-lE- judging from general records Of
6gtt men ha-chei iS as much beyond
Flyu0.s class as IauE~0rI showed him
self 10 be-
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
HARVARD CREW MAY
ROW IN ENGLAND
OxwOrd and Cambridge Warmly
Welcome Tentative Offers
For a Race.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec Z4-Either
the Yale or Harvard crew will prob
ably 80 10 England next year for a
race.
Both oxford and Cambridge have
welcomed warmly the tentative offers
made by the management Of the Har-
ward crew 1t is stated here on good
authority that Harvard will race
abroad with the winner OF the Oxford
Cambridge race.
At the same time the MANAGEMENT OF
the Harvard crew especially emphasizes
the statement that should they lose
10 Vale they will be only too glad 10
have Yale take the English race on
their shoulders. and make II really a
race of champions. This. however is
worrying the Harvard men but little
Losing but two of last years victorious
crew. and with Fish in line this year
for place. they start with considera Bile
advantage over Yale
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
Potomac Club Will Make a
Strong Bid For the Big
Event.
PROMINENT MEN 70
TAKE UP THE PLANS
William G. Mckinney and Torrance
German Are Behind the
Movement

Rowing enthusiasts in Washington are
10 make a determined effort to have the
national rowing regatta on the Potomac
next August.
The matter is being aSitated generally
and while the Potomac club, which
would naturally shoulder the RESPONSE
biity in such an affair, is a little bit
backward about taking the initiative.
the outside followers Of the sport are
very much in favor of making a Try
for the event
While Washington has had many i'm
portaut reEattas on the Potomac, only
twice, 1881 and 1891, has it had the ma
Tional.
Speaking on the subject William G.
Mckinney. assistant superintendent Of
the Bureau of Engraving ana Printing,
an oarsInan Of national reputation, be-
ing many wears champion sculler Of
the South and the cleverest bow man
the Potomac club ever produced. said
that it was really ar evil that the ma
rionaI regatta is not pulled Off here
on the Potomac.
Potomac Favored.
We have here the grandest river and
course in the world. and with the Ma
tionaI Capital as the drawing card the
oarsmen OF the world are always
anxious TO come here to compete, as is
shown by the Middle States and local
reeattas held here under the auspices Of
the Potomac River Association
Il realize the heavy expenses that
are involved in a regatta, the entire
expense falling on the shoulders Of one
active club I'm our city
If a meeting Of citizens is called,
prominent ones outside the pale of the
clubs, and they effect an organization
for the purpose, believe civic pride
would be aroused to such an extent
that the financial end, which Is the only
drawback would be easily SurmOunted. 20
Terrence German, OF the sixth audi
lots office and the stroke of the IA
NOUS BeveTwick crew, of Albany, y
Y. which i'm the centennial year, 1876,
defeated the English, French, Irish, Ca
madam and American crews for the
worlds championship. at Philadelphia.
IS warm supporter OF bringing the
big regatta here next year
This is really the ideal spot for all
for nowhere can one find such a beauti-
full stream and always free from rough
ness, which Oarsmen dcSpise. ! hope
the Potomac will start a boom to set
the regatta here next year, as I am
sure il can be run off TO q success
The drift Of talk is all toward max
ing fight for the date but among the
promoters of regattaS hereabOuts the
subject is looked at In a rather doubt
ful way, but il is settled that they viii
not make definite move just now, as
they have too many financial affairs in
their way 10 assume any other risks
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
CHANCE TO REMAIN.
SAYS LEAGUE HEAD
President Pulliam Thinks the Cub
Leader Will Be in Line
Next Season.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec 24-''Frank
Chance viii remain with the Cubs as
long as his playing ability continues. -
declares President Harry PuIliam, OF
the National League, who came here 10
investigate the war between the reg
ulars" and the outlaw baseball teams.
When asked about the probability Of
Chance quitting the Cubs, PuIliam said:
'AIl that sort OF talk is pure tommy
rot A man who has had the brains
TO turn out three peuuaut winning
teams has too much gray matt 2r 10 quit
organized ball because Of q few minor
differences with Murphy. Those differ
cnces viii all be iTOned Or-t before next
season"
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
Consensus of Opinions
All in Favor of Negro

NEW YORK, Dec. 2L-Interest in the
Burus-Johnson fight at sydney, New
South Wales, or December 16. is grow
ing. The consensus OF the sporting fra
ternity is that johnson Will whip the
Canadian.
Such champions as Bob FEtzsimmons.
Jim JaGries. Battling Nelson, sam
Lancf1rd. and Tom SharRey are all a
unit that Johnson viii be the winner.
Here IS what they say abou. the
m!li-
Fitzs.muous- IF Johnson Is ft he
will cut Burns 20 ribbons 7 think
Johnson could lick three men Of Burns
cauber.'
Nelson. Glass VIII Win the battle and
Burns never compared with Johnson
as a scientific TuEllist anG lard hit
ter
Langford. johnson is a hshter and
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
PACKEY GOES WEST
TO FIGHT HYLAND
ScraPPerS Meet January 15-Mc-
Farland Still WhineS For Go
With Nelson.
With Nelson.

CHICAGO, Dec 2a-Packev M-Fa--
land, Manager Harry Gilmore. and
Trainer KineaIIy VIII leave for In.
Angeles Sunday. Packey is scheduled
10 meet Fighting Dick Hyland in a ten
round bout before Tom NcCarev's Pa
citic A c, on January - and as Hvlan5
is tough picking for the best OF the
Hghtweights, Mcfarland does not n-o.
pose To take any chances
Mcfarland and Gilmore plan to re-
main on the coast until a match car
be arranged with either Fred Welsh
or Battling Nelson. OF course. FacEley
Is anxious 10 hook up with the chanDio1
and viii not rest until the Dane comes
out and says he viii give the Stock
Yarder a chance to win the title
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
YOST IS OUT AFTER
MANAGERIAL BERTH
Michigan Football Coach Wants to
Try Hand at Diamond
Game

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2-.Hurry
Jp" Nost, who created such d sensation
when he took hold of tho Michigan
football team several years ago. and
set such a fast pace for Western teams,
may break into baseball
Should HOst do 50 IL would be inter
e~tinE to see whether he could be as
successful in mapping out new plays on
the diamond as he was on the gridiron.
For some time Yost, according to in
formation received. has been trying to in
duCe President DTeyfuss, Of the Pitts
burg club, to help him secure 4 club in
the National League. Hurry ITp'' has
carefully laid away Teams of papers
containing charts Of plays which he
would like 10 spring on the public These
IDEAS ne is carefully concealing until
he can get "A club Of his own.
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
KETCHEL WANTS GO
WITH HUGO KELLY
Is in Chicago, and VIII Tour East
Before Returning to the
Coast.

CHICAGO. Dec. 24-Stanlev Ker r.bel
middIeweight champion Of the world 1e
in Chicago on mis- way to spend the
holidays with his parents at C~ar5
Rapids, Mich
Ketchel looks TO be in good cor Cition.
although he has taken on considerable
weight since his fight Thanksgiving
Day with Billy Papke. He has H.tle "a
say, as usual OF his plans for the
future, but says he expected to frbr
winter is over.
He expects to visit New York and
other Eastern points before he rat,I~De
20 the other side or t1e Rockies
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
NAUGHT BUT IRISH.

john Murphy, ground keeper for the
New York Giants. has a little Of the
Irish Wit When he heard that Out
fielder Murray vas going 10 New York
from ST. Louis. Murphy got of the fol
lowing
Won't Il be swell, with Mu-ra
O'Hara- and Nike DOnIin2 When that
cutEeld gets 70 going 7 am going 10 put
"a little patch OF green IN left field and
call u Donegal in center, I viii put an
other patch and call II Cork: in right /
Will lay a third garden and name IL
Dublin
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
RYAN RECOMMENDED
FOR BROOKLYN JOB
Former Washington Player
Is Suggested as Likely
TO Be Dodger Leader.

CHICAGO, Dec. 4-Jimmy Ryan, the
veteran player and manager. may be
The next manager or the Brooklyn base
bah team.
In a message to Charles H Ebbetts
Of the Brooklyn club today Pres Muir
ply of the Cubs recommended the
former Chicago OUtfielder for the posi-
lion.
Ryan was manager Of the MontEom-
ery team Of the Southern League last
season, but will not return there the
coming year.
Since the close Of the season last fall
he has had many Offers Of manager
ships from minor league clubs. bur so
far be has not closed with any Of them.
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
PLATE PRINTERS
BURNS MAY FIGHT
BARRY OR KAUFMAN
Wires JeffrieS Club That Offer for
Strap Would Be Con-
SIdeTed.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 4-The
Jenries Athletic Club today announced
the receipt Of a cabIegram from Tommy
Burns which read as follows: ''WiU
consider OneF"
lenge from the winner of the Kaufman
Barry battle.
From this it - judged that Burns
declaration that he would not fight
again for one year Is not TO be taken
seriously.
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
Current Comment and Timely Topics
Cleaned From the Sporting World

away IN one round means the loss of
big wad of money by Ketchel
Dan Morgan, manager of CbarIav
Grihhn, the Australian Iightwefg5f
won 5000 on a bet that Tommy Mur,
phy would not knock Griffin out whe,
they met at Boston on Tuesday night,
Al ku9lak, the young Heavyweight
boxer, Who has done So we'll rece-l[ 81
has returned 10 his home, at Grand
RAPIDS, Mich, for Christmas He will
be back after the holidays.
All the California fight clubs, after
turning sam Langford down for years
on account Of his being q negro. are
now hot after him to fight since he
showed his class by knocking lin
Flynn out in one round.
Jim DriscoH has promised to be
back IN England by March / and il
Abe Attell don't sign articles within
two wee-zs to fight him there will be
no chance for a match between them,
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
BRESNAHAN WANTS
LITTLE ROCK PARK

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dec. "a
Roger Bresuahan, now manager Of
the St. Louis National League team,
was here today in conference with
local baseball magnateS regarding the
leasing Of the ball park here as a
spring training ground for the St
Louis Nationals. He announces the
deal for the grounds has not been
closed formally. but that the St
Louis Cardinals would train here.
He viii bring his team here about
March l, and remain a month, re
turning 10 ST Louis just a few days
before the opening Of the league sea
son. He viii bring squad OF about
thirty-five men,
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
One-Fight Reputation.

Johnson reputation as a bad man ls
really based 0. one nrht That was the
one i'm which he sent Denver Ed Martin.
"a huge and much exploited negro. 20
sleep IN the second round iu Los An
4eIes pa 1864 with what was said by
those present &c nave been the hardest
blew they eye- .saw. II YOU can show
us any worlds championship timber I'm
a record Ike that, providing there were
any real heavyEeights OF ability these
days. we will lot you buy the Sunday
afternoon Times for a penny
Burns record Of two draws with HuEo
Kelly, a knockout of Jim Flynn in fif-
teen rounds, knDckOUJs Of such sterling
lltE-raters as Gunner NOir and the
pres dent Of the Lemon Club. Bill
Squire, twenty rounds 20 settle Dave
Barry. and a loss and draw I'm tweuy-
round bouts with Jack CTwiu1 Sullivan
impreSSes us like q piece Of cheese.
wherefore we viii stop discussing the
near-Champ for the present
But. wouldn't some Of that Australian
easy money come In handy about this
yuletide season.
The Washington times., 1908-12-24

Kid Mccoy has reached Paris. where
he may take up professional autOmO-
bile racing
Young COrbett has been matched to
box Cyclone Johnny Thompson at
New Orleans on January Il.
The dfteen-TOund bout scheduled
for last night at Baltimore between
Hughey Mccain, of Philadelphia, and
Young Britt, was postponed till jan
uary Is.
Fred Welsh and George Memsic
have been matched to box ten rounds
at the Pacific Athletic Club, Los An
geles, Cal. on January s. They are
to weigh 1913 pounds at 6 o'clock.
Stanley Ketchel is reported TO have
despised the boxing ability OF sam
Langford, that he bet as high as II to
. and to I on Jim Flynn, the Pue-
bio (CoL) fireman, TO whip Langford.
The fact that Langford put Flynn
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
UMPIRE EGAN MOVES.

MEDIA. Pa, Dec. 2A-John EgaD. 2
member of the staf Of umpires cs the
American League. who has been resid-
ing here. has removed with his family
to Providence, r. l.. where he win spend
the winter months.
The Washington times., 1908-12-24

Burns IS a buffer and a fourhus her Do
Jenries: Burns is too small TO have
a chance with the big ue.sJ.-'
Cans: johnson viii win by A knock
OUT IN fifteen rounds"
Sharkey- The negro should win iu
ten rounds Height, reach and science
favor him
The Washington times., 1908-12-24
STAR AGENTS WIN
FROM THE Y. NJ. G. A.

The Star Agents defeated the Y NJ.
c. A. duckpin team last night on the
latters alleys in straight sets.