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There are as l look at twenty-one
states which are reasonably sure to
cast their electoral votes for Taft, as
follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
BASEBALL BASKETBALL RAGING BOXING ATHLETICS AND BOWLING
OUTLAWS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Lawson says There VIII BE Quaker
Team I'm VuloD League


Philadelphia. jar. u.-President Lawson,
Of the Union League Of Baseball Clubs.
denied the report that Philadelphia would
not be represented in the organization. he
stated yesterday
Il cannot see how such reports are cir
culated, as there is positively no truth in
them. Philadelphia Is one Of our strong
est cities. and we have enough backing
IN this city TO play throughout the sea-
son If not a single person pays admission
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Reading, Pat
erson Newark, and Brooklyn are all solid
and have paved their dues for Decem-
Der. which are 500. and all clubs have
started signing players. Yes, Lawson
continued, we intend TO take IN two more
cities and make it an eight-club league.
we have requests from four cities to
be allow franchises. They are Richmond,
Va, Washington. Wilmington. and New
York, and the league viii vote 10 decide
which two will obtain admission at the
meeting about the first of February"
When asked about the location Of the
local ground, President Lawson said; I'VE
do not care 70 tell the location Of our
park at the present time, as we do not
wish it known until we have decided
10 buy or lease the ground. We have our
option in and are sure Of the park.
This talk about us trying 70 oppose the
big league is absurd. We have no thought
Of such a thing. We are simply running
a minor league which will interfere In no
way with any other. and which. We think
the people want and viii support We
can't hurt the big teams now in this
city,
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
COLUMBIA CREW CALL.
EiEhty-fve Candidates for Seats Re-
port TO Coach Rice.

New York. Jan. u.-About eighty-7ve
men reported to Coach Rice at Columbia
University yesterday, when the first row
ing practice Of the year took place. OF
these, thirty-five were freshmen and the
remainder varsity candidates. Six men
Of last years eight reported and are
eligible to row. They are Capt. Won
Saltza. Snevily, Starbuck. Spalding. ].
Mackenzie. and Cerussi. Besides these
there are some very strong substitutes,
among them Heinrich. Jordan, Ryan. and
Earle. Last years freshman crew is also
intact and Coach Rice thinks a good deal
of them Altogether there is a nucleus
which makes the rowing prospects Of the
Blue and White navy look very good.
The rowing machines have been set up
in new quarters, and they are considered
a decided Improvement in the way Of pro
viding better light and air and more com
plete seClusiOn than was the case last
year. IN spite of the protests from some
of the professors who feared the noise,
the crew management has secured per
mission TO use an old history reading
room on the ground floor of the gym
nasium building. The rolling mirror which
was used last year 10 show the men their
faults has been doubled in size
Ward is making "A new shell in his Har-
lem River boathouse for the Columbia
crew, under Rice's supervision. It is now
nearly finished being in the vanishing
stage. Ward has also been given an or
der for a four-oared boat
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
MEET FOR NATIONAL GUARD
Annual Indoor Games Will Be Held
in March.
Capt. Edwards Plans to Feature Re
lays and VIII Have Several Spe-
ciaI Events on Programme.

The athletic board Of the Athletic Asso-
citation National Guard, Mai z. H.
Neumeyer. president; Capt c. Eugene
Edwards. Capt. Z. a. Brien, Lieut. D.
Spencer Bliss, recorder. has authorized
Capt. c. Eugene Edwards manager Of
athletics. TO arrange for the annual indoor
meet in the National Guard Armory
March q and q. The preliminaries will
be held on the oath and the finals on the
18th. Capt. Edwards viii have the regu-
lar programme and special features. and
in addition some interesting event for the
military only.
Prof. Horan physical director of the
National Guard gymnasium promises
some novel special features for the pro
gramme. Capt. Edwards Will have a spe-
cial relay for District Columbia cham
pionship, and the association will offer
a large silver cup and four gold medals
for the winners. He viii also try and ar
range a relay between the National
Guard team Of the District Of Columbia
and the Fifth Regiment team, of Baltl-
more. A special relay for high and preBa-
ts5l Sillt5ttS, Will 4 4tdtAitr ana fnRle
will be a silver cup and medals for prizes
in this race It is his intention to make
relay races a special feature Of this meet.
Capt. Edwards is also arranging for a
wrestling tournament for the local mat
artists. He has asked Dr. Wiber for a
sanction for February y the meet 10 be
held in the National Guard gymnasium.
The association has just purchased a new
siXteen-fOOt square wrestling mat. to take
the place of the one destroyed last sum-
mer by fire. It is expected that Y. NJ C.
A, Georgetown University, Carroll In
stitute Washington School. GallaUdet.
Memorial Athletic Club, and National
Guard Athletic Association will have en-
tries.
The entry blanks viii be issued to-mOr-
row by Capt. Edwards, and can be had
at the sporting goods stores.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
REILLY TO COACH TRACK TEAM
Former Star Athlete VIII Handle
Georgetown Squad.
Student Body Confident that Foot
GrRy's Prestige on Cinder Path.

Dr. Joe Reilly, coach Of the Georgetown
football team Tor the last several years.
and former player and track athlete Of
the Blue and Gray institution, viii coach
the track team.
Although the university has lost a good
man in O'Boyle, who has left college. and
some other Of its best men, who have
graduated. Dr. Reilly viii find plenty
timber among the younger men.
OF the speedy Prep team OF last year
three OF its fastest men Will try for a
place on the varsity These men are
Martin. who ran last on the team: Gibbs
who distinguished himself when the Preps
beat the Army and Navy Prep school
last year. and Mohn. the fieet-footed cap
tain Of the team.
Another very important bidder for a
place on this fast four viii be Miller,
who ran so well until ne was forced 10
give IL up on account Of his health Then
there is Mudd. who ran on the team two
years ago. who captained the team Of
St Johns at Annapolis, last year. For
the distances MunhalTs work Will be
closely followed.
Baillargeon, OF the sophomore class.
who ran on his class team last year. is
also expected TO Try for this years quad
Spaulding. GeOTgetown's standby in the
distances for the last few years, will
again don the spiked shoes and go out
after more prestige.
In the weights, Macdonald, Woods.
Buckley, Madden. and Glenn0n viii more
than hold UP Georgetown's end of it in
any Of the games in which she will take
part.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
DETROIT PURCHASES STERZER
Tigers Close Deal with Martinsburg
for Washington Boy.
Former Technical High school
TwirIer VIII BE Given Try-Out
by Hughey Jennings.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Detroit, Jan. 11.-President Navin, OF
the Detroit bail club. to-day announced
that the local management has finally
closed a deal with the Martinsburg
w Va. club for Pitcher Sterzer. the
Washington boy.
Sterzer, together with Summers, the
youngster from Indianapolis. will join
the veteran Tiger pitchers at Hot
Springs about the middle of next
month. The twirlers viii remain al
the springs until March E, when they
Will go TO Pine Bluff. Ark. where they
viii join the other members Of the
team.
Later. the whole squad will move to
Little Rock for a couple of weeks OF
work. after which the training trip
viii begin. It is planned to have the
club return TO Detroit April 12
Dutch" Sterzer who has been pur-
chased by Detroit, first came into
prominence as a pitcher while at Tech
nical High School He was the main
stay of the school team. and after
graduating. pitched in the Capital City
League. He was signed by the Dan
vile club. of the Virginia League. but
later went to MSrtinsburg, where ht
finished last season with a good record
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
DANVILLE WANTS MANAGER.
Virginia League Club Unable 90 De-
eide on Leader.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Danv;lle. Va, Jan 1.-THE officers
of the Danville Athletic Association
have been negotiating for some time
with various parties with a view of
securing a manager for the Danville
baseball team for the season of 1908.
There have been a large number Of
applications for the position, and it is
thought highly probable that a contract
viii be closed IN few days.
An experienced baseball man. who
played last season in the South Atlantic
League, viii, from the present outlook.
be obtained. His record as q player,
both as a fielder and a batter, is very
high. and his terms are satisfactory
10 the officers of the association. He
viii be here In person during the
course Of the next ten days. ana it is
thought that an agreement satisfactory
TO all concerned viii be made The Off
GERS deem IL best not to announce his
name until the papers are signed up
The outlook for baseball this sea
son is bright, and indications point TO
the returning Of all the old players
With these men as a nucleus and the
strengthening of a few weak points
and the addition of a few pitchers the
'Tobacconists" should give the other
teams in the league a strong fight for
the pennant.
Although it has been decided that
Outhelder Tydeman and Pitcher Flow
ers, who played with Danville last year
are under contract with teams I'm the
South Carolina League, there is a
chance That they may yet be secured
for Danville
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York Meet.

Philadelphia. Jan. 11,-March will
bring practically all the best athletes
Of The East, excluding New England.
when the Metropolitan Association Of
the A. y l. and the Middle Atlantic
Association, meet in the first dual
games ever held between associations
of the A. A. L. The Metropolitan As
sociation on Monday last accepted the
challenge Of the local association, max
ing but one or two suggestions that
have been accepted by the Middle At
lantic Association. Considering that
the broad jump. indoors. is dangerous.
the New Workers thought that il would
be best to pat a hop, step. and jump
in its stead. This will be done.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
MICHIGAN'S SAD PLIGHT.
Must Lose Captain and Training
Table or Remain Ont of Conference.

Must Lose Captain and Training
Table or Remain Out of Conference.
From the Nashville Tennessean.
Michigan is now poised evenly between
the devil and the briny, azure sea If she
enters the Western conference she must
give up training table, drop back to
five-game schedule, and lose Schulz, her
captain. who has played his three sea-
sons Which would mean also an end to
her dueling with Pennsylvania.
If she doesn't enter the conference, she
must resign by February /, which means
that she must again meet Pennsylvania
without the training developed by a hard
schedule, as there will be no first-class
teams TO meet outside of Vanderbilt and
Ohio State, neither of which are on
par with her old Chicago and Wisconsin
battles. No matter what turn she may
make, the Maize and Blue is now strict
ly up against it. And from the present
outlook Michigan seems bent upon taking
the deep, blue sea horn Of che dilemma.
and thus permitting her Western rivals
to go to the devil. metaphoricaly speak
ing.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
NAVY WALLOPS G. ". U.QUINI
Hatchetites' "Denatured" Basket
ball Team Beaten by 46 to s.
Clever Team Work Too Much for
Visiting 0utfit-Reges and Craze
mer Not in Lineup.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd. Jan. 1.-THE basketball
team Of George Washington University
was walloped by the Annapolis midsm?-
men here to-day by 46 to s.
The middies played fast game through
out, and before the first half ended the
score stood p 10 4. In the second period
a number Of substitutes were sent in, and
these did equally as well as the regular
men. The middies displayed great accu-
racy in shooting for goals. and Ducey
who was the star for his team, scored
three from long throws at difficult angles.
The Hatcheutes made no attempt 10
play their two alleged professionals. over
whom there was such a dispute after the
contest with the Yale qunt I'm their
team work the visitors did not favorably
compare with that Of the midshipmen.
The visitors put up a stin uphill fight,
but the game was free from any rough
ness.
Walter G. Foster. formerly Of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania team, refereed
the match.
The lineup was;
Annapolis Positions. George Washington.
Wilson ..-..---.. right forward rlTell
Ducey Hill forward Rutherford
BuCkley. Underwood. ceuter ...,..,,,.....Joh ohus1r
Naudeho0f MsH0ck. right guard. NsvlsauseI
Wills Whitehead. left guard --......--. Marsh
G0als-WhsCu. Ducey Gl. Buckley %, Hnl t}
Naudehooi 81. ManoCh. Goals from f0ul-Nilsor
b. CoEell e. johnson a..
Manager Allen, Of the navy team. has
arranged a game with the quintet OF the
Maryland University. Baltimore, for jan
uary -.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
Hvlnnd to Fight RrneI1.

Denver. Col, Jan. 1.-THE private
fight of twenty rounds, scheduled TO
come off within twenty-five miles Of
Denver on tomorrow, between Fight
ing Dick" Hyland and Phil Brock. IS
attracting great deal of attention.
and there is a good demand for tickets.
They viii fight for a $500 side bet. and
60 per cent of the receipts. the winner
10 get Is per cent. An effort Will be
made To send the winner against Bat
Ting Nelson, Packey Mcfarland, or
Tommy Murphy,
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

Sporting Editor The Washington Herald:
wish you would deny for me the re-
port that my basketball team would
take on its Northern trip two professionl
coaches. While Mr.. Chism is a member
of the Corcoran Cadets, he does not play
with them, and he has no intention of
going on the trip. As for Mr.. Reyes, he
is not a member, and could not be con-
sidered by the company for any athletic
contests either as coach OF a repre-
sentative. The team will be a representa-
tive one and will consist of National
Guard Athletic Association members of
the A A L. Yours truly.
{ EUGENE EDWARDS. Captain.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
Baltimore BiIliardists Ready.


SPECIAL 20 The washington Herald.
Baltimore, Jan. 11.-The billiard
players who are to represent Baltimore
in the second OF the intercity matches
with Washington are, with the excep-
tion of Morris, in the best possible
form. Address, Linhard. and Boxer
have been practising faithfully, and
their hard work is having its reward.
The match will be played at KIein's
Tuesday, and will be the second block
of 400 points. Washington won the
first block. and Baltimore is anxious to
get revenge.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
demand for Chattanooga players.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. lotto
Crump last years star pitcher Of the
local city league. has several offers for
a try-out next season, among them being
one from Manager Billy Smith, of Allan
Ia The Norfolk, Va, team has also
made him an offer, while Frank Shlpp
the Sewanee athlete, and last wears
champion batsman Of the local amateur
organization, wants the popular slabnan
TO 90 West with him 10 Seattle. Wash.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Five Teams Represented at First
Meeting of Year.

A meeting OF the board of managers of
the Independence Baseball League was
held at the residence Of n. T. Worley
last evening. and five Of least years
teams were -Bloomingdales.
Independents, Congressionals. Eckingtons.
and BrOokiand MethOdists
Owing to the fact that the Rev A.
Bielasld. president Of the league last sea
son, was absent, no officers were elected
for the coming year, the meeting being
more of a general discussion Of plans for
the coming season, which promises 10 be
a good one.
The league viii probably use the same
grounds as last season. and the teams
VIII be considerably stronger.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
G. W. U. WILL APOLOGIZE.
Graduate Manager Wilson Decides
to Write to Yale.

As the result of the George Washing
ton-Yale basketball controversy, which
eliminated in the suspension of both
teams by the a. A T., not to mention a
long and stormy meeting Of the George
Washington Athletic Council, the latter
named institution is going to apologize.
Dr. e. c. Wilson, graduate-manager Of
athletics at the Hatchetite school, said
last night that he would write a letter
TO the Yale management without delay
when this question first came up, "
said DR. Wilson, II said that if it were
shown that George Washington owed
Yale an apology that Il would be forth
coming. and in support Of this statement
I will write. to the management Of the
Yale team"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
Holy Cross Trims Amherst.

Worcester, Mass. Jan. 1.-THE Holy
Cross basketball team played the Am
herst Aggies of their feet in the college
gymnasium last night. defeating the lat
ter five by a score of Il To f. and Incl
dentally, gave the Purple followers much
to hope for during the remainder OF the
season.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
SMELLING HOLDS THE LEAD.
Heads individuals in Washington
Hallway Relief bowling League.

Smelling. Of Northern. continues TO lead
the Washington Railway Relief Associa-
ton Bowling League. with a percentage
of .176, although Herbert. Of Roadway. is
not far in the rear. having 17o
Mechanical still leads the other teams.
having an average OF rs points over
Northern. and Track and Roadway is
the next in line. Scores:
INDIVIDUAL. AEFRAGFs- -NINr HIGH MY
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
Book of RasebnIl Reeords

Something new in the way of a baseball
publication has just been issued in the
Spaiding Athletic Library series. "Spald-
ing's Official Baseball Record" edited bv
Henry Chadwick, the father Of base
ball" As it's name indicates, the book is
essentially statistical Many of the rec
ords contained therein will appeal to the
oldtime fans whose memories 90 back to
The organization of the National League
in 1876 or the old first Professional Asso-
citation in ISL
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. 11.-Jimmy
Barry the Chicago heavyweight who is
training for a battle January II with
Sam Langford here, has been offered a
match with either Marvin Hart or Mike
Schreck on some date to follow his sched-
uled bout with the negro heavyweight.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
BLUE And GRAY Wins
Georgetown Swamps Will
lam and Mary Quint.
COMPLETELY OUTPLAYvIsIT0Rs
George COIIIhOwer Bright star I'm
Game in which GeOrgetOwn's Team
Work shows TO Marked Advantage.
Despite Overwhelming Defeat Vir-
ginians Play Clean, PIucky Game.

Georgetown's crack basketball team
swamped the FIVE representing William
and Mary College last night in Carroll
Institute gym before a small crowd by
81 to g.
Despite the low score of the Virglnians,
their play had much TO recommend 1t.
They We're woefully lacking in team
work, and thereby hangs the tale Of their
defeat. but they played clean game,
and were penalized only four times,
whereas the Blue and Gray quint came in
for attention from the referee eleven
times
George Colllfower, although he played
IN only the first half. obtained nine field
goals, and put up a fast game throughout
Fred Rice was also constantly in the
limeIight. he making eleven baskets from
the field. Hall put up the best game for
the visitors
The first point was scored by William
and Mary on a free throw by Hall made
possible by George Collinower's holding.
Then Fred Rice threw a goal and the
merry -go-round was under way, baskets
by q. Collifower and Rice being the or
der IF the first half. interspersed with an
occa sionaI foul. The period ended with
ti.y score Of A. TO +
Change I'm Second Half.
IN the second half Bill Rice took G.
ColliAower's place and Roach relieved
Goth for the visitors In this period
Georgetown added eighteen points 10 her
total while the visitors increased their
mark 70 eight
Georget0wn's game with Fordham. at
Convention Hall next Saturday night, is
being looked forward to with deal OF
speculation by the student body and pub
! lie in general The defeat suffered by the
Blue and Cray last fall az F0rdham's
hands will spur the team on to do its
| best and in view of the fact that the
/ team this year is probably the strongest
organization In Washington a battle
royal may be expected. Leo Fitzpatrick.
formerly q star player on the Georgetown
football team. is playing a forward for
Fordham, and has developed into one OF
I the best college players in the East.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
BiIIIard Room Owner Bankrupt

Chicago. Jan. u-Clarence E. Green,
we'll known in sporting circles. having
owned and managed several billiard rooms
in Chicago in the last fifteen years. filed
petition in bankruptcy yesterday. with
So, 2a liabilities and s1,6S2 assets.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
Cornell Crew Has Five Vets.

Ithaca, N. Y, Jan. 11.-Crew practice at
Cornell University started this week.
Forty-five men have registered for the
varsity crew and about fifty for the
freshmen eight. Cornell has lost by grad
uation three of last years varsity men
W S. Newman, No 3; c. J. Goodier, No.
6. and w S. Stoweil. No. :.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-12
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
UNION LEAGUE
PLATE PRINTERS LEAGUE.
Palace Bowling Tourney.

Rodrick won first prize for high
qualifying score in the Down and Out
tourney at the Palace alleys. with a
mark of 27S. c Miller was second with
277. and Weiser third with 26S. c.
Miller took the prize of for-first
man to make $500. The following
have qualified for the finals: