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The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
SAVANNAH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-About seven furiongS- SAN Clzy.
II DALE, 70 2 won: Spring Frog. hS Dunlap
10 !. second: Risk - tMshonl. 20 I. third
Tine. III 2-S St Ahe, Bosom Friend, and Luc1i-
lus slso ran
SECOND RACE-0ue nile. Miss Marjorie, lO5
CsfcCabel. 70 2 Won: Polar Star. lGS Burns. 70
/ second. F1arney Is7 ttSO7el. even. third Fine
III Sudden Start and Prince q Pilsen also ran.
THIRD RACE-FJye furlongs. W. g. Williams
100 fCrowleyl ; 70 J. won; Away. g tRrannonl. S
70 5. second; SOirse. 100 t3krphyl. 10 TO !, third
Tine I1s. Arswaka, Foxy Grandma and Revsry
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-About seven fuTlo1ES Oge
nah. I0s CNeCarthyl. 70 I. Won, SIR Nagrznt. =
johnson. : 70 TO- second: Hsymarket. II Burns
5 70 ?. third Tine. - Bright Boy also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and oneeighth miles CoUn-
.errsnd IN Van CleaTel. Il 70 :. Won. St. Val
entine. Is7 Baker I n / second. Ben Ora lS7
fCrowleyl. 20 10 l. thirl Time. 2S4- thmnap.
Virza T and Charles g. Gates also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
THRALL FIRST IN TIE DASHES
First Closed Indoor Meet at Tech
q Success.
Forty-four Candidates Report to
Coach WaIker-FaIcOner
Comes in Second

Coach Walker. OF the Mckinley Manual
Training School track team, held small
indoor meet in the corridors at the Rhode
Island avenue institution yesterday aft
ernoon for the purpose Of finding out the
ability Of the candidates for the dashes.
FOrty-fouT athletes reported 20 the
coach Immediately after school. and with
IN three-quarteTs Of an hour the best men
had been picked Thrall proved 10 be
the fastest dash man Of the lot, with Fall
coner second. No marks were given out
The winners OF each heat IN the Z5-yard
dash follow First heat. Clulcott; second,
Hobson: third. Hinkle and Joy ran dead
heat; fourth Kreamer; fifth, Mayne-
sixth. Thrall; seventh. Reeve. eighth.
Walters: ninth. FalcOner; tenth. Gallo
way
Semi-fnals-FIrst heat. ClUlCOtt, second.
Kramer: third. Thrali; fourth. FalconeT.
Finals-Thrau. first: Falconer. second.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
HIGH SCORES LAST NIGHT.
TENPINS.
DTCKPINS.
TO-NIGHEs GAMES.

Departmental LesEae-In;erior - AEricaltsrs CT
the Palace sIeys-
CIsmcb Learre-S'- Johns IS Fsfh OF Ire
Real sieys.
District Duekpin League-Cspitol Hi Ts- spar
7oss-bs. Oh BoVens aleys-
NAVY Tard LsAgne-E-ectiuE Sho2 Tool sho7.
on the Palace alleys
District Bowling LezZus-Orieutals IS F0iCnzcs.
% the Palace slleys.
Y N. c. A. Leasus-Ross vs. wLitss-5. On the
Y ". C. s. sIsers-
Commercial Leszue-Palais Royal ~ Washington
Tobacco Co. "a the Royal sIicvs-
SUNDAY School Lessae-Cslva-y rs. Urioa. CT the
R0yzi ALLEYS
RAILWAY Lesgle-I5sating Co. Us. Columbia. o-
tire Association aiieyz.
Bureau q EazaTiaE Leagae-ShoemsksTs -
Cubs. Cn Sps-ongA's ALLEYS
c. P. q Leagae-PTiutsls IS. Columbia, On the
Palace alleys.
Y ~ g. A. Duckpin LeaE1e-Iu5iaus Is. Ma
las. on tie Y. NJ. c. A. slieys
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
FINISH AUTO RACE.
Mrs. Cuneo First in TwO-day Endur-
ance Run.

New York. Jan 12-AH Of the ten
contestants in the Women's Motoring
clubs twO-day run 10 Philadelphia and
return finished tonight al the checking
in station. at the Fifth avenue and
Fifty-ninth street entrance to Central
Park
No announcement was made as 10 the
winners Of the trophies that have been
offered and it was officially reported
that that the members Of the committee
would take to the woods before making
any decision md remain in retirement
for sometime thereafter.
The fair drivers were scheduled 20
finish their run from Philadelphia at
o'clock tonight, but Il was fifteen
minutes later before Mrs. Joan Newton
Cuneo drove up Fifth avenue in the
Lancia ''Lsmpo."
Mrs. Evelyn NJ Beeckman. in a Re
nault. arrived about twenty minutes
later. followed BY others 81 short inter-
vals
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

II VIII be pretty hard for Mickey Gan
non. OF PittsbUrg, TO get an opponent at
all if he keeps on knocking them out with
such alarming regularity.
Johnny Coulon retains the bantam
title. Nike OrriSCn tried to take It from
him at Kansas City. The title holder
had the best Of it all through six sessions.
IN anticipation Of a mery meeting with
the English crack, Jim DriscoH, Tommy
O'TOOle. the Richmond idol. is keeping
himself in fine trim. Tommy is ready any
time the lad from the other side says
the word.
II Is proposed 10 revive boxing In VIII
Transport. Pa The sport always paid
well when conducted strictly on the
square. Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. Fisz-
gerald, and Young Corbett are among the
fighters whom the promoters have in
view for early exhibitions.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
WASHINGTON GOLFER LOSES.
Allan Lard, Chevy Chase, Beaten in
PInehurst Tourney.

Pinehurst. y c. Jan Pit was the
unexpected which happened the majority
Of cases in the first and second match
play rounds OF the sixth annual mid
winter golf tournament to-day, and the
field was narrowed down 10 the specula-
tive stage
In the first OF Presidents cup division,
P NJ Hamilton. OF Wykagyl. and his
brother. l. A Hamilton, Of EngelwOOd,
paired, and viii meet tomorrow as the
result Of fast play to-day.
In the morning round. r n. Hamil-
ton defeated c B. Hotchkin. Of the ROch-
ester Country Club, four up and two TO
play In the afternoon he defeated J P
Knapp, OF Garden City L. a Hamilton
in the afternoon play with Allan Lard. OF
Chevy Chase, the united North and
South championship title holder. defeated
the latter. four and two.
IN the consolation J. J. Hazen. Of Fox
HIS; ?. Gardner, Of Midlothian; r.
c. Jennings. Of Nassau. and J. Rogers.
Of MOndelair. survive
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

Senator Tillmsn furnishes a little melo-
drama entitled Who stole the papers. "
You can search Us Senator.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
SMILEY CORBETT FIRST.
Captures Race Handicap Over q
Muddy Track

captures Race Handicap Over n
Muddy Track.
San Francisco. Jan. I2-Smuey Corbett
again demonstrated his worth in the mud
when he captured the handicap il. hollow
fashion from Booger Red and Haabri6ge.
Fsyorites took half the races OF the
DAY.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-six furiougz Gen. Haier lC
walsh. ; 20 !. ~o1- N0u T7ozup 10 ISv.ari
: % /. second; WIimere. p tCo5u-ul 81 to T.
third Tine las 81 Gala, Hal. Celeres. Marion
RGse J. e. RicJ. Crystal Wave. Goideu Sentirenf
and Barksra also Tan.
SECOND RACE-Three f1riongs Pre- Ios lC5old-
stem. % !. wou; Penn. n7 lNentTyl. : % l.
second: George n. Raodie. i0 CWslshf 10 L
third Tine. 8 - Grzham Alder Gulch Ssn
Jeandre. Rivera, Old Mexico. ssnte Fe and Ben
amin also ran-
THIRD RACE-MIs srd tzeu-y ysr+s FuIlstta
d3 fTaplil- Il 10 5 won Billy Pullman 100 Cod
stem. IS % !. second, Red Leaf. ~ gSco7i-el
y TO :. third. Tine. l-i5 % HUSKY also rzn
FOURTH RACE-FiFe fsrlorss- SusIley Correct
ID iMcntry). Il 70 d ven Boore- BED. 1o5 sri
llTEl). % 4. scCuud. HaltridEe 10 lBu-ler1
third. Tine. 10 50 Honest and CicudiiEbt. also
ran
FIFTH RACE-Mne and sixteenth. PaIaIini-
IL tkeughl. 10 s. EUU- Keep NoTUg. IL Nc
Csrthyi. 70 = secuud Orctan. lee Ross. - % J.
third. Tine. I-52 Sea Ls5 Belnerce. AXIS A
Ben Darlington. Derdom- Szinesav. Cholk He'd
rick. snd Miss Nav B0wiish also rzr-
SIXTH &ACE-ST fIri0nEs. s.. Fra1Gs is
tNIentryl. % : Won, Lady Caro-. u6 ,KeoehI-
l3 % :. second gypsy kim II Godstsiu. Is % =
third Tine. lis - Billy Roriczz. Ket-henike
Array May. Ysnk. and IuiaI1msbIe slso ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Sullivan Aftsr Rert Kere..

Baltimore, Jan. Eff he IS the winner
over Harry C'Kid'D Seager in the fifteen
round mill before the Eureka Athletic
Club at Maennerchor Hall on next Thurs
day night kid" sullivan wants Msnager
al" Herford. to match him with Bert
Keyes, OF New York, as soon as pos
sible- Sullivan has been dissatisfied with
the outcome OF his last battle with
Keyes in Savannah last November. when
the New Yorker was declared the winner
in eighteen rounds
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
NEW HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
strictly Eligible Players Only 10
Represent Various Schools.

In the proposed high school basketball
league It IS planned to have each team
play three games with every other team.
thus ensuTing he best team winning
tie championship
The eligibility rules will also be strict
y enforced: each team furnishing its o.
ponent a list Of its eligible players. Ger
titled by the principal Of the school It
represents.
This IS a good thing and viii help
the sport in various ways. A boy who
really likes 10 play will not allow him
self 10 become deficient in his studies.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
RACING Is ASSURED.
New York Jockey CIub Plan TO Do
Business.

New York Jockey CIub Plan TO Do
Business.
New York. Jan. 12.-Fron present IN
dicauons racing at all the OF the JOc-
key Clubs tracks seems assured for
this year. To-day il was said by q well
posted man that 5here erculd he rae
ing at leas- four DAYS a week.
As the courts are passing upon various
points in the new anti-betting law.
turfmen are feeling increased conf
dence IN The future 50 Car there have
been court decisions 10 the effect that
oral wagers are lawful
The sale % advanced information IS
TOT a violation Of the law. and that
so-caIled bookmakers may accept an IN
limited number OF private vagers jus-
so long as they do not register or re-
so long as they DO not REGISTER o. re-
cord them.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Ru.ine.. Game CaTIed oa.

The basketball game scheduled for
yesterday afternoon. between Business
High and washington School for Boys
teams. was called of by the latter or
ganizst ton. The Boys team thought the
Stenographers were too heavy for them
The Business fve will tackle the West
ern High School team this afternoon at
2.30 O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
CANT KILL ME"-McINTYRE.

Detroit. Mich.. Jan 12-Natty McIutyre
VII leave Detroit with ne TiseTs on March
E. Billy Rooks yesterday received this mes-
sac f-om :he star left felder q TIE
American LeaE1e:
Don't wc-Ty- VII seicE TheT czz's
kM ne expect 20 be out bv nsxt Sstur-
dsy. Best regards 70 all the boyS
NATTY MCINTYRE"
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Darthmouth. e state. 5.

Hanover. n. H. Jan I2.-New Hamp-
shire State lost to Dartmouth tonight
in a fast game, . TO S. Sherwin was in
at forward for the Green, and made a
good showing.
Brady and Schildmiller were the Best
for Dartmouth, while Shugrue and Capt.
Hammond excelled for New Hampshire
State.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
HARVARD BADLY BEATEN.
Massachusetts Tech Wins Basket
ball Game, 10 to 2.

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. 2.-Harvard's s
basketball team was defeated this even
ing IN Holloway gymnasium by the Mas
sachusetts Technical. by a score Of Is to
> Technology has a strong team this
wear having already defeated Dartmouth,
Williams and Boston University.
The game was a fast one in which
Technology better team work won against
Harvard's individual play. The new men
or Harvard's team, Sheehan and Well
man, showed up well
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

Baltimore Billiard Experts
Beaten in Second Match.
MORRISON IN THE LIMELIGHT
Monumental City Crack Captures
Only Match OF Tourney for Home
Team-Our Boys Have Clear Lead
in Series by IeO Points-Grax Does
Best Work for the Visitors.


SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd. Jan. 12-On their home
tables. the local billiard players made
decidedly better showing in the intercity
match with Washington tonight az
Klein's
X was the second block Of the event,
the Washington men coming out with a
lead Of ffty-seven over the BaIumoreans.
This increased the lead OF the Senator's
from i03 to 1Se. as in the initial contest
in Washington the Capital City men
came out 103 points 20 the good.
The match is for SO points. SO to bs
played in this city and so In Washington.
The visitors played the same steady
game tonight as characterized their play
al Washington last week
The work Of the Baltimoreans was er-
ratio, being brilliant only in spots. Wash
ington won every match except one, and
IN this Morrison. Of the Baltimore team.
defeated Hill. Washington man, by
score Of 100 70 IS.
Morrison executed some brilliant shots.
and his victory was very popular since
it was the only one scored for Baltimore
during the nights play.
The match between 2. W Address. the
Maryland champion. and Stevens. o.
Washington. was a very exciting event.
Address finally losing out by FIVE points
Gray, the star player Of the visitors, was
pitted against Lang. and he had no trOu-
bic in winning out 100 10 s. In the other
match. H0Ike Of Washington. defeated
Liahard- OF the Baltimore team! 100 &c =.
After the billiard play ended. Frank
Sherman. manager Of the Washington
team and ex-chanpion pool player. gave
an exhibition OF trick and fancy pool.
The referees OF the inJer-city match were
z. ". Boxer and 5. Blumenfeld-
The scores
Ein-0- 2 O. l. L I / O. > O.
J. 2 ; : Q. L !. :. :. 3 / = : e O. O. So.
M0Tison-o. 5. 8 ; C. L g. . O. O. O. 0. O. e
O. o. l. l. :. 5 ,. 8 I o e. g. J. . g. : . &l9.
Ciray-l. o , 0 l. 2 L o 3 s @ O. D. T. J. l.
Q. . c. J. l. 5. &c. G. l. l.. 2 I-lo9-
LsuE-e. ). Q. 3 O. ; . 3 O. = = 0. O. O. G.
;. J. 8 8 : iSs. = IS.
H5Ibe-3. :. ;. 7. Q. I. O. G. . T. y 2 e : g =
2 Q. I, Z :. O. :. Z O. O. la. .. Q. :. l. 0. ?,
Linbz1dt-1 J. s 7osL rs. SO O
G. = 51s05 c. = c. :. o c. c. ? O. a.
Andrsss-0. I. Z O. O. @ J. ; 2 : O. s O. 2 :
c. J. 0. ? !. !. ; T. O. 3. = l. = :. O. : 8 = =
O. l. O = O. O. Q. G. s Z. e-s5
Stevens-1. J. O. 2 J. Q. : 8 g. . ; ; = Q. .
T. C. ;. Q. O. 4 8 O. : 2 "a.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

WiIkesbarre, Pa, Jan 2.-Kid SeIb. OF
Philadelphia, and Dick Wilson, the fight
ing Englishman. fought six-round fight
before the Peerless A. G.. here tonight
Selb completely out-classed his opponent
Wilson went down for the count three
times and was grOggy at the final bell.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
HOT SHOT FROM JOHN [.
Former Champion Says COrbett VIII
Not Fight johnson.

Not Fight Johnson.
John I. Sullivan. who IS showing at
Boston. Is handing out a monologue on
boxing which is OF interest.
John says in the first place, that
Corbett does not mean business when
he says he Is willing 10 fight johnson.
Then he goes on with the remark
that he does not care q rap II a colored
man holds the title. but he wants 70
know how Burns was enabled TO call
himself a champion
He thinks that IL Jeffries can get IN
shape he viii hav fair chance 10 win.
but he admits that Johnson is a tough
customer. Sullivan also declares that
JOhnsOn's victory over Burns does rot
make him look Ike wonder or a hard
pUncheT-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
NEW TRAINING GROUND.
Business and Western Athletes Are
Helped by DE-. Hudson.

DR.. Hudson. physical director az Bus
mess and Western High schools, de-
serves a lot OF credit for securing an
outdoor training ground for these
schools. az the bathing beach.
The track viii be twelve laps 10 the
mile, and It is planned to have the
Business and Western athletes do all
their outdoor work there.
The pools are being filed Up, and If per
mission OF Col BromweT. who Is IN
charge OF public buildings and grounds.
can be secured, the beach will be used
IS an athletic field for all the high
schools.
The need OF such a field has long
been felt By those interested in high
school athletics
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Bowling on Terminal Alleys.

A match game between the Terminal
r R. Y NJ c. A. bowling team, and a
team from the Central Department. VIII
be held on the Terminal alleys Friday
evening. There are good bowlers on both
teams, so that an exciting contest will
result
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
QUILL GIVEN DECISION.
Young LOughrey Is Outpointed in
TweIve-round Bout.

oisc1s1 % me washington Herald
Boston, Jan. 1z-TOmmy Quill. Of
Brockton, Mass, won the award over
Young Loughrey, OF Philadelphia. tn q
tweive-rOund bout at the Armory Ath-
letic Association tonight.
It vas the third meeting Of the men.
the first resulting in a draw. and Lough-
rey being declared the winner in the sec
ond encounter.
Quill clearly outpointed the Phnadel-
phian tonight, gaining a lead IN the
hrst seven rounds by long range boxing.
LougErey landed hard right swing
to the jaw IN the eighth, and from that
point on TO the last round did fairly well
50 close range, Quill beat Loughrey st
The lstter's game Of infghting in the
s4st round
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

The Union Station and Shopmen teams
will play game Of basket ball in the
Terminal Il. r. Y. "a. c. A. Saturday
night. As both Of the teams are in good
shape, an interesting game is promised.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
WILL RUN BLOOMINGDALEs.
Cross Country Club, Of Baltimore.
Accents Challenge.

The second relay team Of the Cross
Country Club Of Baltimore has been chal-
lenged by the BlO0mingdale A c OF
Washington to race It one mile at Johns
Hopkins indoor games. to be held at the
Fifth Regiment Armory January 90 The
Cross Country Club has accepted the
challenge. and has authorized Secretary
T. p. McDonagh to arrange details
The cross Country Club viii be well
represented at these games. F. George
and Gus C!arson. who won a place in
the Ie0-yard dash at the municipal games.
will try to gain additional Iaurels in the
100 and 90 yard dashes-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

The basketball fves representing
Georgetown University and Carroll Insti-
iute played a practice game in the lat
ter's gymnasium last night the Blue and
Cray winning by a score Of Il 10 p De-
spite the fact that the score was one
sided. both teams played hard and con-
sistently throughout
The Georgetown boys had everything
their own way from the tine the game
started. and the outcome was never in
doubt. In the first half the collegians
scored twenty-four points to their oppo-
aents' six. and had they not let up in the
second period the Institute boys would
nave been badly smothered.
Start Scoring Early.
The Blue and Graz began making goals
carly. and before the game had progressed
many minutes II could easily be seen that
hey completely outclassed the Carroll
team. The Tenth street team did little
scoring. but their team work and pass
lng was almost as good as that OF the
Georgetown players. who we're inclined TO
AXE things easy.
In the first half Carroll did not score
from the floor until near the finish Of the
session. After this one more basket was
scored before the half ended The Insti-
tute team made its other two points
n this half on free tOsses by LindaS.
The game was free from roughness al
though several players on both sides
were inclined 10 do a little holding.
Georgetown players had fouls called on
them no less than six times for holding,
and the Carroll players q Ike number.
Nelliher vas the worst offender for the
Hilltop boys. having fouls called on him
three times for holding and once for
pushing
Score Goals Galore.
The second half was a scoring fest
FOR both teams. Georgetown making \
points 10 CAROLS Is. In this half every
member on the Blue and Gray team
tossed the ball into the basket at least
three times. while TWO OF them had twice
this number.
SchlOsseT, Goggins. and Kelliher did the
6est offensive work for Georgetown. while
the goal throwing OF Riley and Lindas
for the CAROLS was good. J. COlIifower
and Moriarity each made a difficult throw.
Lineup and summary
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
EASY FOR NORHHHINSIERS
Vespers Are Beaten in Class c Bas-
ket-ball Series.
VfctOrs Display Fine Team Work
and Passi8E-Freck and Keith
Do WelI-Score 2e 20 II.

The Northminsters and vespers. Of
Class c. Washington City Basketball
League. played a fast game in the North
Minister'S Hail last night.
The NOrthmlnste-s won by the score Of
. TO L. Both teams showed improve
ment The NorthminsteTs did some good
passing. The Yespers PLAYED well az the
beginning OF the second half. and il look
ed as # they might catch the church
boys. but two quick goals by Bisch0i and
Gummage put them down again
Freck and Keith played well for the
Vespers. Bischof and FURNACE played
best Tor the church boys. each caging the
ball FIVE times. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13

Maybe that Lockport, n. Z. earthquake
was caused by Charley HIckman's latest
vest.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
Score Goals Galore.

Goals IRON d0or-keIhher, ;; DoVney, 3, Schl0s-
=eT s; J. CoIia0Eer, 4; G. ColIifowe- 6; Gos-ins.
s; Fuse. 3; LDd1s ?: Riley, 5; Moizrity- Free
tosse-Schlosse- Lirdus 4 Referee-Mr. Jorce
TlmeT-3fr. BoTp. TINES q halves twenty Minutes
each
The Washington herald., 1909-01-13
GEORGETOWN ON TOP
Carols Beaten in Practice
Basketball Game.
THE FINAL SCORE IS II TO %

CoIIeEians Have Easy Sailing and
Entirely OutcIass Tenth Streeters.
While Contest Is 0ne-sided, Both
Teams Work Like TrOSans-SehIOSS-
er and KeIIiher Are the stars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-10-13

find that the law reads that the mayor
and council must do things, and you
cannot put responsibility on any one
person. The very best man on the coun-
Gil can do no more than the very worst
one viii let him do. Under commission
government the best man will make q
good impression and will be kept in his
position. 1t is individual responsibility
and not the mayor and council.
Under commission government the
n an who spends che money has to
make an accounting to the people. The
reason we can scare people with the
bugaboo of high taxes is because there
is SO little to show for the money.
The Saving at Des MOines.
I'm the city of Des Moines which has
100000 population the old council left
a debt of $150,000. The new council af-
ter adding to the fire department and
police force and paying $4,000 as salary
to the commissioners, increasing capac-
paving than ever done in a single year,
and after giving the people a better
government, completed the year out of
debt and with surplus and saving of
1924, 900.
You get about the average citizen
ship to serve under commission govern
ment. The loss that usually comes to
taxpayers is not because of graft but
because of lack of responsibility-there
are leaks here and leaks there.
In order to recall a commissioner
petition must be signed by rs per cent
of the voters, according to the Kansas
laws.
fright here under our own eyes we
commission government. In Leaven
worth the Accomplishments have been
as great as anywhere in the United
States. I advise a delegation of To-
enworth and see what has been done
there"