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The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE FUuuity course. Emily NJ g.
iGilbett. 3 90 3. won; Rose Cherv. lt Coles o
90 ], sacuud Leritia S.. 100 KirsclhaumI. 20 % l.
tliTd. Time lll i-5. Berthe 4. Mabel H0llauder.
AI8ia. Miss Charity Lady Hache. linda and Char
lo-Je b. also uE. DUta broke down. Heisme
pulled up-
SECOND BACE-ThTea furl0uEs On Parole. u3
tScuuIe' 3 t1 s. won, N0deua. lis lKcoEhl. p To
8 second; j. Vs. Fu5r, l9i Fischer. 40 20 J. third
Time, o5- Is. CoIEi-, Quake. Ray Welsh, and
Euamau also ran.
THIRD EACE-EutuTIJy course TaWascutha, I17
Hayes, @ 70 3, woDi Emma g., % CARROLL, 20
~ Z, second; Balreii, % jkTschbJumI, = 10 /.
third. Time, ia 2-5. Ambitious. Erd0ul. Zelina.
Abbey. May Pink, Maada, and Belle Of IfJquois
also Iau
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Shenandoah. I5
NaEtsI. Z t0 10. won. DolIie Dollars l04 lCharbrn-
nJ3uI 30 90 J. second; Tie EnElisEman I07 SANDY.
q to 8. third. Time. IS. Nollday Happy Rice.
and Alcihisde7 also ran. Blanche c. and Eduardo
ft'' near the MsL
FIFTH RACE One and ouc-sixteeuth miles
Mattress l05 Giibggt' to l. Uou. Affair So lChar-
b6un5auf, 90 ], second, Fmuysiie, l0l AIentri
8 Co J. third Time $50 So Celerss, Elevation.
FaWt. Haoii-ar J.. r. Ldugirev Sophomore and
LeuuaTd=lale also ran.
SIXTH RAgE-Oue and tlree-sixteeutbs miles
Treasure Seeker l2 jliceI, Il 10 l. won, Graphite.
ltj tMileri, Co J. second; Mandator. IG7 tHauisI,
C 20 J. third. Time. 2.G is. Miss Rifle and Janeta
also Tau.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
PREP CREW REPORTS
Twenty-Five Candidates Try
for Seats i'll Shell.
WILL HAVE RACE WITH TECH
Georgetown school Also Expects to
Enter American Henley at Phila-
Eligible, but There Is Plenty of
inexperienced Material Available.

Candidates for the Georgetown Pre-
paratory School crew reported for the
initial practice yesterday on the rowing
machines in the Ryan Gymnasium. The
Props viii work this year under the di-
rect supervision of the varsity coach,
Harry Vail, instead of following out last
years plan. receiving instructions from
the crew captain.
The prospects for a winning eight this
season are anything but bright. as only
two Of last years crew, Capt.-elect Daley
and Yund, are back in school this year
twenty-five candidates reported for
practice yesterday, and it is thought that
tits number will be increased consid-
erably before the end Of next week.
Members of the class crews that COM
petcd i'm the school regatta on the Poto-
mae form the greater part of the prom
ising candidates. OF the Second Pre-
paratory class there are: Joe Ryan,
stroke, Kephart Simpson. Frauenheim,
Hazelip, and McQuail. Those who rowed
on the third Preparatory eight. and who
have reported for the regular Prep crew,
are. McFadden. Rockwell Phillips and
Cunnim The new men, none OF whom
has ever welded an oar before, are.
Newman, Brady. MellH. of last falls
football team: Lamey. champion gymnast
of the school; Conway. TieTney. Doyle.
Talbot LAWYER, Carr. Foley. and O'Brien.
Manager kCphart has not drawn up his
schedule of races for the 1913 season yet,
but It is practically certain that the Props
viii race Technical on the Potomac and
compete in the Henley regatta at Phila-
delpha, the latter part of May. The date
for the Technical race viii likely bee
before the Easter holidays, Manager
Woods. of the varsity. Is anxious 70
have the Props compete against The high
school April J. when Georgetown meets
New York University on the Potomac in
two races, the varsity competing against
the first eight from the New York school.
and the Georgetown second crew compel
ing against the Reserve eight.
At a meeting of the Georgetown Pre-
pgrat0Ty School Athletic Association yes
terday Manager Kephart was authorized
To send "a challenge TO the Technical High
School oarsmen for "a match race. TO take
place on the Potomac. lie Claire Walton,
Of Pittsburg. was elected 10 the position
Of assistant manager OF crew. and Fred
Tyler assistant manager. Of the baseball
seam.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
SWARTHMORE PLAYS G. W. U.
Quakers Will Meet Hatchetites on
GridirOn on October 10.

Quakers Will Meet Hatchetites on
GridiFOn on October 10.
Special TO The Washington Herald
Swarthmore, Pa, Feb. 5.-Manager
Crewes, of the Swarthmore football team,
announced last night the schedule of
games for the season. of 1905, as follows:
October 3-FoIdham. in New York; jefferson Med
ical. at SwarthmuTe. or NilianoTa. at SWaIthmoie
October l0-Ge0rge Washington. AT Swarttmoe-
October l7-pTiEcet0n, al Princeton.
October 2i-Lafayette. al East0n.
October 5l-PCnn. al Franklin Field.
November Hutchinson. at SNarthmore,
November liBucknell. at swarthmore.
The notable feature Of the schedule is
that the three hard games are 10 be play
ed on three consecutive Saturdays in the
middle Of the season.
West Point offered NOV amber and
November II for a game. but as the
faculty committee has limited the team
to three hard games and as Pennsylvania
colleges had already been taken on, it
was impossible to play the Soldiers. The
Garnet manager has entered into a two
year agreement with Lafayette the first
contest TO be played at Easton and the
second at SWaTthmOTC
The Navy management found II imprac-
ticable 10 close a date for next season,
as it is the Nays custom 20 take turns
at cutting off one Of the heavy games in
order TO play Harvard and Princeton. a
letter from the Navy points out that
Swarthmore has been one of her best
games h0fb from the gtaudDOint of get
ting the team in shape for the final game
with the Army and from the standpoint
of good football. The letter expressed
the hope that the same friendly relations
between the two institutions be main
tanned and that az game be scheduled for
1909 The cutting off of Cornell and the
addition of Princeton is received with
favor at SwarthmOre and the student
body is greatly pleased that the Penn
game has been shifted 10 a later date
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06

UtaIs- - 50 81 Hs IUIaIs------- ssI
CHURCH LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
Wants New Law of Contracts.

Special TO The Washington Herald
College Park. Nd. Feb. 5.-The bin to
prohibit officials Of State Institutions
from having any interest in contracts
made by the institutions they represent
is now being eHgr0ssed. and win be in
PRODUCED in few days by Delegate S.
Marvin Peach. Of Prince Georges County.
The bill is the result of protest fled
with the board Of trustees Of the Mary
land Agricultural College by E. A. Fuller,
editor Of the HyattsviIIe independent
relative Ia the award of a contract to
Thomas & Evans of Baltimore Charles
IT, Evans. one of the trustees OF the coll
lege, being member Of the firm, and
also one OF the executive committee of
the college which recommended the
award of the contract to his firm.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
HATCHETITES VS.. VIRGINIA.
Basketball Teams VIII Clash To-
morrow at Convention Hall.

George Washington Will meet Virginia
in basketball tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock at Convention Hall. This game
10 sure 10 excite considerable interest,
not only because of the numerous Viz
ginia supporters in Washington. but also
because OF the close scores of last year.
At that time, George Washington won
the championship of the South by de-
feating Virginia 1921, after having lost
the first contest IS-fT. The boys from
Charlottesville are out for revenge. and
intend 20 carry the scalps Of the
Hatchetities home with them.
Their team has not yet been settled.
but It viii be chosen from the following
men, who viii make the trip: Glenn.
Cochrane. Hall, forwards; Scott. Mooman,
center; Ashby. May, Agl, guards. From
these Capt Glenn hopes to obtain d
victorious quint.
The George Washington team is also
undecided. a number of good men have
reported recently, and are making strong
bids for places. Capt. Johnson viii be
seen at guard as usual. and Covel, one
Of last years stars, viii cover one Of the
forwards. In the remaining positions will
be found Newhouser or Marsh, Twyef-
fort Duffy or Rutherford.
Manager BiddIe has received letter
from Manager Halle. of Virginia. stating
that he will be in Washington by
O'Clock, which makes il certain that the
contest will begin on time. Tickets can
be had at Spalding's, Hickman & Whites.
Walford's. and al the Office OF the Uni
versity HatChet.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Five and onehalf furI0ng,. Aunt
Polly rs tW. Miller. IS 10 s. won. Jake Ward 80
BsdeN. - tD l. second, Sir Russell, $50 .Burusl.
De- To J. third. Time, los IS. Diamond. Basil
Mary Glenn, Elm King Bowman, Golden Rule and
Good PLAYER also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three and 0ns-h8H furlaugs
Hampass, IC6 lSchillug.. 10 o. won; Steel Jos a.
nr-lul. 4 20 J. second Madeline Nlu.zTaye 100
3lusmvei 5 To l. third. Time 0,il Is. Orphan
Boy Col Dics, Ia Paladn, Buckhom, Cana Di-
nero, Allen Lee. Lucky Mate, Larry Aluligln and
Gin Rogers also ran.
THIRD RACE-seven fulougs. Lucky Lad, NJ
Skinner, 50 90 /, won; Kirkdeld Belle, 100 blair
S TO J. second. AIRS l95 Burns. S 10 l. third.
Time, III -. MoUtebau5, Louise Fitzgibbous.
Couian. EslamaGv slippery. Giovanni Balerio.
>lIyaskin. Don Hart, Josie s., and Alice Cary also
ur
FOURTH RACE-Six and oue-haf flrlougs.
P-eeu JIG Ross. II TO % won; Early Tide. ll9
SchiiliHg 8 % . second; B0tauist, us W. Miller,
Is 10 s. third. Time, LIS. VEIL CgcstCu, and
Amundsau also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seyen fJUiongs Uncle Henry. 10
settling 3 % s. won Bird Of Passage lG7
.Shrinerl. 60 10 !, second, Beichamber. IL. Buxton
J. 90 !, third Time. I %. Waldorf, Col. Jewell
Illusion. kuTupatkiH. BslasCo, and sun Mark also
ran
SMITH, RACE-Sjx and oue-half farlougs AIsry
T.. lG IL Martini, I 10 3. won; Chippewa, III
lGoldstein), g 20 /, second; Chief Desmond, lOl
Preston. z 70 l. third. Tine I'D % Head Dance
and Bon Ton also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
MONTREAL GETS CASEY.
Former Major League Player VIII
Manage Canadian Club.

New York. Feb. "a special meeting of
The Eastern League was held in the
Victoria Hotel to-day to act on the
negotiations for the sale Of the Montreal
franchise and the release Of Jimmy Casey
from Jersey City TO Montreal which club
Casey viii manage the coming season.
The Montreal delegates explained that
a company had been formed to buy the
franchise and that terms had been agreed
on. The sale is expected to be completed
by February Is. Kinkead, of Jersey City,
assured the delegates that he was willing
to let Casey go to Montreal for the
amount paid for his release to the Brook
Ign club. Casey and the Montrealers got
together and soon arranged for the former
TO take the Montreal managerial job in
place Of Jim Morgan, who held the Job
the better part Of last season.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
MARYLAND CITIESSNOWBOUND
Heaviest Fall Of Year Ties Up Traf-
fc at Many Places.
Thermometers Register Zero in
HaEeTstOwn-Ice Harvest Going
ON Rapidly.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Boyds, Nd, Feb. 5.-MontgOmery C0un-
ty had the heaviest snow storm Of the
winter to fall to-day. beginning shortly
after noon and up 10 8 o'clock, with the
thermometer still steadily rising. the fail
Of snow is becoming lighter The snow
is now nearly eight inches deep Hun
dreds Of tons Of ice. ranging from six
to nine inches thick, has been gathered
by the farmers and piled on banks along
streams. now covered with snow, and
may be lost if a thaw should be sudden.
Hagerstown, Nd. Feb 5-Westeru
Maryland Is experiencing the worst biz
gard in years Snow has been falling
here since noon, and tonight covers the
ground 10 a depth Of ten inches. and is
drifting as result Of the strong wind
that is blowing.
Trolley traffic in HagerstOwn is tied up.
and the only suburban line on which cars
are running is the line 10 WiIliamspOrt.
On the steam roads all trains are run
ming late. with indications that travel
will be completely blocked on several Of
the roads by morning
Thermometers this morning registered
zero AT "a number Of points in the Coun-
IT, and tonight it is intensely colo.
Lynchburg, Va, Feb. "a SECT and
snow storm ragged here all day about
six inches of snow covering the fan of
last week The streets tonight. es-
peCially on the sleeper hills are in bad
shape from ice.
Annapolis, Md. Feb with a fierce
snowstorm prevailing throughout the at
ternoon and night and heavy ice sorg-5
in the bay, which are proving a serious
impeachment to navigation. many shipping
cfait, of both steam and sailing power.
put into Annapolis barber for refuge over
night
Unless there comes q marked moderation
in weather conditions, it is the opinion Of
the masters Of the several vessels in port
tonight that the ice embargo viii as
sumo very serious proportions.
No accidents have yet been reported.
The solid ice averages about three inches
IN thickness. but the gorges in some
places are over foot.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS.
Yesterdays Proceedings Before the
state Tribunal at Annapolis.

Annapolis, Feb. 5.--To-day's proceedings
in the Court Of Appeals were as fol-
lows.
Eldredge c. Price. executor. against the Mutual
Reserve Life Insurance Company; Judgment affirmed
IN an opinion rendered by Judge BTisc0e
Central Of Georgia Railroad Company against
Maurice II. Eicbbefg and Others; Judgment affirmed
in an opinion delivered by Judge W0rthingt0n.
Nos. 3 and g, Alfred q. Shaw against Frank Il.
Smith, assignee Of the BOYS Home Of Baltimore,
two appeals IN one record from tie CFcuit Court for
Prince George County. was concluded hy Clarence
NJ. Roberts for the appellant and Frank B. Smith
for the appellee
No. g. Home Of the Aged for the Methodist Epis-
CuIal ChWCh Of Baltimore City agains- NalIC &.
Bautz. appealed from the Orphans Court OF Balt-
more City, was argued by John Philip lilll for the
appellant and William PinkHey Whyte for the APP
peeg.
No. g. The GIsd Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of Philadelphia against Raymond i. Bank
ard, appealed from the Circuit Court for Carroll
Cgmly Was argued by George WhijelOck and John
b. Dtming fos the appellant, and b. y. Henniug
for the appellee.
Assignment for Thursday: Nos. 50. 90 81, g.
and g.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
Tommy Leach Refuses TO Sign.

Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 5.-Tommy Leach.
the PittsbUrg National League teams
crack outfielder has baked at the figure
written in the contract Barney Dreyfuss
has offered him for 1908. Dreyfuss called
Leach 70 Pittsburg Wednesday Of last
week 1t was not until to-day, when
Leach explained his absence from his
home. that it became known that he had
baked. He was offered a slight raise
over 1907, but thinks his performance last
year entities him to more, and that Drey-
fuss refusal 10 let him 60 to the Gin
cinnati Reds as manager unless Cincin-
natl gave the Pirates three stars in trade
entities him 10 more
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
TIGERS TO BUILD CAMP.
Detroit Club Negotiating for Prac-
tice Grounds Nenr Hot Springs.

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. loving 20
the scarcity of tEainiHg grounds in the
Southern States for major league clubs
during spring training trips negotiations
have been started Tor the purchase of "a
plot of ground within a trolley ride Of
town for baseball park purposes.
Il is said the Detroit Tigers have COM
missi0ued q local real estate dealer with
power 70 buy the ground for park. The
Pittsburg club has leased for a number
of years the only lot here available at
present Detroit has had trouble getting
a place 10 train in the spring time for
several years If the plans mature the
new park viii be DetroIts sole property.
All the available parks IN the Southern
League are taken by major leagues or by
the home clubs.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
KILLS DAUGHTERS SUITOR.
john II. Wise Stabs George Walker,
but Cause l. Not Known.

Special r1 Tie Washington Herald
Winchester, Va, Feb. IA telephone
message to-day from Moorefeld. Hardy
County vs.. Va, states that John H.
Wise welI-kuowu farmer OF that coun-
ty, IS I'm jail at M0orefeld charged with
stabhins and killing George Walker. who
has been paying attentions to Wise's
daughter. Many conflicting reports We're
heard about the affair, which took place
on sunday night ia q remote section OF
Hardy County Some witnesses before
coroner's jury thought the stabbing was
accidental, but the COroner's jury com
mitted Wise 10 the grand jury. which
meets February IS
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
OVERALL TO WE'D BELLE.
Famous Chicago Cub Pitcher VIII
Marry EngIewOOd Society Girl.

Chicago. February Big Jeff' over
all, the mountain of Drawn who filings
for those Cubs in the good old SUMMER
time, arrived in Chicago yesterday from
his home at Visalia, Cal Orvis is a
little ahead of time for the training trip.
but will fill in the time by getting mar
red. Yes, the big fellow IS going to be
a bridegroom This month The date Of his
marriage with Miss Ethel HinsOn. COG
Englewood avenue, has been announced
for February =.
Last fall when the brides mother, Mrs.
Margaret f. HinsOn, announced the en-
gagement, the romance of the big pitcher
Of the worlds champions and his fianCee
was set forth. Miss HinsOn. who is an
accomplished musician and popular in
Englewood society, but not a fan, was
introduced TO the Californian by the wife
of one of the West Side players.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
MANY ENTRIES RECEIVED.
Long List OF Athletes VIII Compete
in the Federal Games.

Although the entries for the Federal
indoor games do not close until to-mor-
row night more % hundred individual
entries have already been received, and
the indications are that the number Of
competitors viii be much larger than
last year, when there We're $50 athletes
in the various events
The trials for the Washington two
mile team which viii run against the
University of Pennsylvania quartet viii
be held an MONDAY night and the final
tryouts for the one-mile team which viii
represent Washington IN the mtercity
championship against Baltimore VIII De
held at the same time.
Entries for the games close tomorrow
night with " G. Stuart, zoe Fourteenth
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
QUAKER CLUBS AT ODDS.
Athletics and PhiIIies Unable to
Reach Agreement About Series.


Reach Agreement About Series,
Philadelphia. Feb. 5.-FOr the FIRST time
since the two major league clubs of this
city buried the Ratchet and decided 10
go along on a friendly basis toward each
other a split has occurred which may re-
suit in the Phillies and the Athletics not
meeting on the diamond next spring
There is dispute between the clubs
which may results in the calling off Of
the series for the championship of Phla-
dcIphia.
The point at issue is as TO the number
OF games that shall be played between
the two clubs next spring, The Athletics
want to schedule nine games and the
Phillies desire to have only five con-
tests. Each club has taken a firm stand
on the question, so firm. in fact, that
the conference between the officials of
the two clubs held yesterday broke up
without any agreement being reached, any
suggestion of a compromise being made
by either party or the naming of a date
Tor another conference TO discuss the
matter
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
PLAN CAUCUS AT ANNAPOLIS.
Democrats to Discuss the Disfran-
chisement Amendment.

-ltLldL 10 Inc a-.Ll-Ltu HDTdlL.
Annapolis. Feb. BIT IS now expected
that the Democrats viii hold caucus
on the disfranchisement amendment to-
morrow night The postponement. it is
explained to-day was due to the desire
to get the opinion Of certain eminent law
yers as 10 the c0ustituti0nality Of the
proposed omission Of the time limit n
the grandfather clause
If the opinions that are given I'm this
point sustain the view taken by the COM
mittee that framed the amendment that
a time limit Is not necessary. il is be-
leved thar the caucus VIII adopt the
amendment without discussion and witt
out change It is the desire OF the leaders
t. avoid any discussion in the caucus as
they fear that 1t Will weaken the chances
Of the measure before the people at thu
polls
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
WILDCATS ATTACK MAN.
W. ". WiHebrenner Has Encounter
with Hungry Animals.

Special 20 TIE Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. Feb. Wv ". Wine
brenner, of Highfcld, was attacked and
had "a desperate encounter with four
wildcats i'm the mountains between Tigh-
field and Blue Ridge summit yesterday.
The animals We're driven by hunger to
attack the man. but they were driven Off
by Wiuebrenner with a club and a whip.
lie escaped with but slight injuries, and
tracked the animals 10 their den He has
planned 20 capture them alive
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
Offers Bill Against Treating"

Annapolis Md, Feb. 5.-Mr. Dick. of
Allegany, yesterday offered an anti
treat measure in the house. It makes
it a misdemeanor for any bartender OF
vendor Of spirituous liquor to sell or give
to any person any more liquor Of any sort
than he can himself consume. 1t makes
it a misdemeanor for any person 10
share or give or pay for the drinks of any
other person. \ penalty of 500 fine is
provided for violation Of the bill.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
Veterans Fire Association
Elects Officers for Year.
WILL TAKE PART IN PARADE
Monument Ia Washington May BE
Erected on Shooters HiII-ParS
merce Committee Having Charge
of Banquet Is Engaged on Plans.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

SO King Street.
Alexandria, Va. Feb. "a large and
enthusiastic meeting Of the Friendship
Veterans Fire Association was held to-
night in the companys house, at which
time the following officers were elected
TO serve for the ensuing year. E. T.
Downham, president; J.. j. Paff, vice
president; J. y Williams, secretary; a.
d. Brockett, James f Webster. and J. II.
Trimyer, trustees; p. r. German, c. NJ.
Griffin, and Philip DidszOneit, committee
ON engine; Louis Shuman, ST., Mary Nor
ris, and James Mansfield, committee on
applications; +. +. Downhaul Mark r.
Norris, Dallas Peyton, c. NJ. Griffin, and
Philip Didszoneit, committee on parade.
The meeting was presided over by J. II.
Trimyer. and il was decided 10 make
extensive improvements to the interior
of the company's house. in which is
stored the historic Old engine Of which
company Washington was member.
This company decided TO lake part in
the parade, which will be held February
p. and they viii. it is expected. bring
out their old hand engine. which, In for
mer parades. attracted so much atten-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
WEST VIRGINIA TO GO DRY.
Amendment To Constitution Passed
by House of Delegates.

Charleston, w Va. Feb 5-The house
of delegates of the West Virginia fegis-
lature to-day passed the Statewide pro-
hibition amendment TO the constitution by
a vote Of 81 to Z. Prohibition leaders
claim that the amendment will pass the
state senate, and be adopted by popu-
lar vote.
Jackson. Miss, Feb. Through a
compromise reached to-day, Mississippi
promises to join the ranks Of Southern
States operating under statutory prohibit
ton on December 81 next. The joint
liquor traffic committees OF both houses,
submitted reports favoring the prohibit
ton bill and accompanying penalty meas
urea The bills will come 10 "a vote in
the house on Friday, and the indications
are VIII pass without a dissenting vote.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
II. S. Wiegand rolled second game.
.-aarzrH~nsrFaF mummy Az -.

STAR DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
Electric Lights for sharpsburg.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Hagerstown. Nd, Feb. 5.-The burgess
and commissioners of Sharpsburg. this
county have awarded a franchise TO John
c. Livers 10 light the streets of the
town with electricity. and the plant viii
be installed at once. The contract calls
for ffty-hye arc lights. Current for the
lights and also for commercial purposes
viii be furnished from the power plant
along the Potomac River at Shepherds
town
The Washington herald., 1908-02-06
Bill DeIeh1nty Gets Job.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Feb. 5.-William J..
Delehanty. a second baseman. and a
member of the Mansfield (Ohio) team. Of
the Central League, was purchased to-
day By Manager Lezotte Of the Wilkes
barre team, of the New York State
League. and Will take the place of Heinie
Zimmerman, who was sold to Chicago
near the close Of last season. DeIehanty
is the youngest member Of the famous
baseball family Of that name, and a fast
player.