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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
IF Fregger's Pharmacy. by Jacob Freq
ger, Proprietor, for Permit to Sell LIQUOR
as a Druggist. Notice is hereby given that
the Fregger Pharmacy, by Jacob Fregger.
proprietor, did upon the 14th day of De-
cember, A. u. 1909, file its application to
the Board of Fire and Police Commission
ers of Omaha for permit to sell malt.
gist, for medicinal, mechanical and chemi-
cal purposes only, at No. 1902 North 18th
street, Fifth ward, Omaha, Nebraska, from
the first day of January, 1910. to the first
day of January, 1911. If there be no obJec-
ton, remonstrance or protest filed within
two weeks from the l4th day Of December,
FREGGBR'S PHARMACY, Jacob Fregger,
Proprietor Applicant, Decl4-
NoTICE-MATTEh OF APPLICATION
of Ideal Pharmacy, Nj. Fregger, Pro-
prietor, for Permit to Sell Liquor as a
Druggist. Notice is hereby given that
Ideal Pharmacy, M. Fregger, proprietor,
did upon the 18th day Of December, A. H.,
1903, file his application with the Board
of Fire and Police Commissioners OF
Omaha for permit to sell malt, Spirituous
medicinal, mechanical and chemical pur-
pose only, at No. 21O2 Cunning street, Eighth
of January, 1910, to the first day of Jan
uary, 1911. II there be no objection, re-
monstrance or protest filed within TWO
weeks from the 18th day of December, A.
D., 1909, the said permit will be granted.
IDEAL PHARMACY. BY NJ. Fregger. PRO
prietor, Applicant. D13
NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
Of Crissey Pharmacy. Per A.. c.. Adams,
for Permit to Sell Liquor as a Druggist.
Notice Is hereby given that Crissey Phar-
macy, per a. G. Adams, did upon the 18th
dag of December, A. D., 1903, file its ap-
plication with the Board of Fire and To-
lice Commissioners OF Omaha for permit
to sell malt, spirituous and vinous liquors,
as a druggist, for medicinal, mechanical
and m purposes only. at No. 242l
North cath street, Sixth ward, Omaha.
Nebraska. from the first day or January.
1910, TO the first day Of January, 1911. II
there be no objection, remonstranoe or pro-
test filed within two weeks from the 18th
day OF December, A. d., 1909, the said per-
NIT win be granted. THE CRISSEY
PHARMACY. Per A.. c. Adams. Applicant.
DIS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NoTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
OF David Hill for Liquor License, No
tice is hereby given that David HHl did
upon the nth day of December. A. D., 1909,
file his application with the Board OF Fire
and Police Commissioner OF Omaha, for
license TO sell malt, spirituous and vinous
liquors at No. s23 North 18th Street, Third
ward Omaha, Neb., from the first day OF
January, 1910. TO the first day Of January,
1911. II there be no objection, remonstrance
or protest fled within two weeks from
the 18th day 90 December, A, D.. 1909, the
said license will be granted. DAVID HILL.
Applicant. DIS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
of S. o. Pope for LIQUOR License. No
tice is hereby given that S. O.. Pope did
upon the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1909,
file his application with the Board Of Fire
and Police Commissioners of Omaha, for
iiouors. at No. 1902 south 10Th street
Tenth ward. Omaha, Nebraska, from the
first day of January, 1910, to the first day
of January, 1911. If there be no objection,
remonstrance or protest filed within two
weeks from the 18th day Of December,
A. d. 1903, the said license will be grated.
s. o. POPE, Applicant. pects-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
OF Haines Drug Company for Pemit to
Sell Liquor as a Druggist. Notice is
hereby given that Haines Drug Company
did upon the 18th day Of December. A. D.,
1903, file its application with the Board
OF Fire and Police Commissioner OF
Omaha for permit to sell malt, spirltuous
and vinOus liquors, as a druggist, for medl-
cinal, mechanical and chemical purposes
only, at No. 16l0 Farpam street, Fourth
ward, Omaha, Nebraska, from the first
day OF January, 1910. to the first day OF
January, 1911. II there be on objection,
remembrance or protest filed within two
weeks from the 18th day OF December, A.
D. 1903 the said permit VIII be granted
DIS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
OF S. a. Beranek for permit to sell liquor
a druggist, Notice Is hereby given that
S. A.. Beranek did upon the 18Th day Of
December, A. u. 1868 file mis- application
with the Board Of FIRE and Police Com
missioners OF Omaha for permit TO sell
malt. spirituous and vinous liquors as a
druggist. for medicinal. mechanical and
chemical purposes only, at No. 1902 South
sixteenth street, Tenth ward, Omaha, Neb.
from The LIST day OF January, 1910. to -ths
1t day Of January, 1911 II there be no
objection. remonstrance or protest filed
within two weeks from the 18th day OF De-
A. ID. 1903, the said permit will be
granted. s. A. BERANEK. Applicant
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
NOTICE MATTER oE APPLIcATIoN

Of John simanek for Liquor License.
N9uee rs hereby given mat John simanek,
1860, file hts application with the Board OF
Fine and Police Commissioners OF Omaha,
for license 10 sell malt. spi.ituuus and
vinous liquors. at Nos. 12dS-1270 South 18th
street, Tenth ward, Omaha, Neb.. from the
first day OF January, 1910. to the first DAY
OF January, 1911. II there be no objection.
remonsuance or protest filed within two
weeks from the 18th dGy OF December, 1905,
said license will be granted. JOHN SIMA-
MEX, Applicant. Die
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

Notice Is hereby given that j. n. kopald,
did upon the 18Th day of December, a.
D.. 1909, file his application with the Board
of Fire and Police Commissioner of
Omaha, for license TO sell malt, spirituous
street, Third ward Omaha, Neb., from the
first day Of January, 1910, to the first day
of January, 1911. If there be no objection,
reConstrance or protest filed within two
weeks from the 18th day of December, A.
D.. 1903, the said license will be granted
j n. KOPALD, Applicant. DID
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
OF John S. MerrymRn for Liquor License.
Notice is hereby given that John S. Merry
A. D., 1903, file his application with The
Board OF Fire and Police Commissioners OF
Omaha for license to sell malt, splrituous
ana ylnous liquors at No. 2Ol North gath
the first day of January, 1910, to the first
day OF January, 1911 II there be no OBJ
lection, remonstrance or protest filed within
A. D., 1909, the said license vii, be granted.
JOHN S. MERRYMAN, Applicant. DIS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27
JeweIry 259d Off

CEXcepting Diamonds 8 watches)
All roys half off.
Libbey's Cut Glass $3.50 off.
Hand painted China half off.
Books and Calendars at remark
able reductions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER or APPLICATION
of Frank w. Fogg for Permit 10 Sell
given that Frank w F6gg did upon the
i4th day of December, A. D., 1903, file his
application with the Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners of Omaha for per-
nit to sell malt spirituous and vinous
liquors, as a druggist, for medicinal, me-
chanical and chemical purposes only, at
No. 124 North 18th street. Third ward,
Omaha, Nebraska, from the first day of
January, 1910, to he first day Of January,
1911. II there be no objection, remonstrance
or protest filed within two weeks from the
18th day OF December, A. D.. 1909. the said
permit win be granted. FRANK w.
FOGG, Applicant. Dis
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-27

NOTICE-MATTER OF APPLICATION
Of Dave Goldman for Permit TO Sell
Liquor as a Druggist. Notice Is hereby
given that Dave Goldman did upon the 10Th
day OF December, A. D., 1893. file his APP
plicGtion with the Board OF Fire and Po-
lice Commissioner OF Omaha for permit to
sell malt, spirituous aud vinous liquors, as
q druggist. for medicinal, mechanical and
chemical purposes only, at No. 240l Leayen-
S SorIn S'sfS e SSVSnhn "SF1, OmahS, No
1919, to the first day OF January, 1911 II
there be no objection. remonstrance or
protest filed within two weeks from the
18th day Of December, A.. u. 1919, The said
permit viii be granted. DAVE GOLD
MAN, Applicant DIS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21
EARNED NEARLY 4 MILLION.
John L. Now Saves His Coin for a
Rainy Day.

II has often been said. and with truth.
that John I. Sullivan earned nearly
S1.O00000 during the twelve years he was
the king Of all the fighters in the world
IN the present time OF high theatrical
salaries and immense purses for glove
contests, this statement Is taken as a
matter Of course Few persons stop to
realize that in the days when John L.
was a power in the fight game salaries,
even for stage stars. were very small.
and the purses offered BY fight promoters
would not pay for a preliminary now
The salary the Boston boy receives this
week for his monOlOgue and his boxing
stunt with Jake Kilrain at the Lyceum
Theater would pay for a weeks engage
ment Of a whole theatrical company
twenty years ago.
Sullivan earned nearly S1,6OO.0OO. but.
best Of all. he earned it honestly. This
money came 10 him in purses and side
bets on his fights. all Of which were won
by him; also as owner Of his own com
pany Of boxes. with which he toured the
country for several seasons.
In the school Of experience John has
learned an expensive lesson. and for the
past four years he has profted by Il.
he is just as big-hearted as ever. lust as
ready to help those needy and in dis
tress, but when il comes TO handing
over 500 IN order that the receipts of
some nearby saloon may be sweIled
John L is not the John L. Of old. His
money now goes where It viii do him
the most good
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21
LOCAL BOWLING NOTES.

The CAROLS didn't have a chance with
the oaengers last night. They should OF
had Collins along with them
Jacobs. Of the Interiors, started poorly
last night, but in the last two games he
came in strong, rolling couple Of dOu-
bic centuries.
And the Saengers turned the trick
again Well. you just can not keep those
husky German lads down They are al
ways doing something
BY the way. the Saengers had three
men on the honor roll last night The
next time they roll. provisions viii be
made to ring the whole team in instead
OF leaving one or two out. The Interiors
also tried 10 work their entire team on
the honor roll. but only succeeded in
landing two.
Over at the Royal alleys they have one
on Capt Bauers, OF the Royal qUint
who rolled with ". and l. team the
other evening. Cap rolled a spare in
the sixth box, but on the next he rolled
the ball of the alley. They say Henry
would have rolled several more balls Of
the alley had it not been for his friends.
Miller was surely going some last
night IN the SaengeT-C Carroll match at
the Rathskeller alleys. He rolled three
double century games and nad an aver
age OF T2- In his first game he rolled
2eS and IN the second 221- IN the third
he rolled % II was much 10 the COM
Tort Of that CarrOll bunch that there
was no more games to be rolled. especial
y with A.iHT goinz-the way he was
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21

The Engineer basketball team, Of the
Military League, was completely out
classed By the First Battalion ou.nt, OF
the same organization, in the National
Guard gymnasium last night The Bat
talon quint won the game by the score
Of 20 to 10
After laree minutes Of the first half
had been played the Battalion boys had
things their own way. toying with their
opponents for the remainder OF the game.
The team work of beth sides was any.
thing but good, although the Passing was
fair. Both sides were inclined to be-
-5ugh. the winners being the worst Of
tenders, and during the contest had six
fouls called.
While outpIayed in every department OF
the game, the losers had two players who
mastery defense. the score against their
team would have been much larger.
Harlerode and Stacker are the ones who
did the best playing for their team.
The Battalion team did not cover Up,
but depended more on passing the ball
and trying for baskets BY adopting this
style Of play they won the game more
easily than had they covered up their
opponents. The loosers also tried open
playing al times. but this did not bene-
ft them any. so they went back to COW
ering up again
The first half was the most exciting
IN this period the playing OF both teams
was cleaner and faster than in the second
half The Battalion team was the first
20 score q Lasket, but within two min
utes a-ter this the Engineers scored
two b.skets IN rapid succession, and for
the tire being It locked as II they would
easily win the game. Il did not take
long for the Battalion quint TO even mat
ters p as they scored several baskets
within a short period Once IN the lesd
the Battalion outfit could never be head
ed, and when the half ended the score
stood IS 20 in their favor
When both teams came OF the floor 70
start the second half. they showed the
effects OF hard playing IN the previous
session. Even though the men on both
sides were almost played Out, they were
much rOugher than in the first half
Again in this period the Battalion team
was the first 70 score Il was only near
the close Of the half when the Engineers
managed 10 ger two baskets IN e short
time and also TO score on a free toss.
Walsh and Rider scored nearly al OF
the winners points, and al through the
contest their w.-k both OF the defense
and offense vas better than any of the
players from either team IN the first
half. Walsh tossed the ball into the bes-
ket seven times 10 Riders FIVE. but the
latter -aua back strong IN the second
half. Ibr ing the ball into the bszket
six fl =. some OF which were dihcuIt
sho-s IN this half Rider scored twelve
Of rs teams fourteen points
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21
LAEGFORD TO BOX JOHNSON
Date of Match in London Is
Nay "a.
Jeffries Says, 81 Am Faster and Bet
ter Now Than 1 Ever Thought
Would Be-"

New York, Jan. 2o.-The heavyweight
son and Sam Langford. scheduled for
twenty rounds al the National Sporting
Club OF London on May a, has been
finally ciinched. The men viii fight for
the surprisingly small purse OF S60oG, OF
which $4,000 Will so 70 the winner and
1900 10 the loser. But there is an ex-
cellent reason why johnson and Lang
ford have accepted
1t appears that the National Sporting
Clu5 helped 70 finance Johnson's trip 20
Australia 20 corner Tommy Burns. and
that IN return FOR the favor sam Fitz-
patrick promised thar win or lose John
son would return 20 England and fight
at the famous boxing club.
There is more evidence 10 prove that
Jenries VIII re-enter the ring and will
make an announcement to that effect in
the near future. After boxing with Sam
Berger in Frisco on Tuesday night JEFF
fries said:
7 am faster and better right now
than I ever thought I would be when 7
quit the ring four years ago. This stage
work agrees with ne. and I an getting
my wind back every day. Three months
work in the mountains VIII put me right
where I was when I left on: al least. This
IS the way I feel II I don't get into the
same condition that was when I quit.
then VIII never fight again"
Joe Cans VIII return 10 the ring for
the first time since ne was beaten by
Nelson last year when he VIII box Young
ETne il Philadelphia on Februarv 10.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21
EASTERN COLLEGES BOOKED
University of Virginia Announces
It's Baseball Schedule.
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and
Pennsy VIII Be Met-SeasOn
Opens March 10.

Speaal 70 The Washington zerzld
Charlottesville. Va. Jan 20--One OF the
best baseball schedules ever attempted
by Virginian team has been announced
by Manager Littleton y. Tazewell. r.. Of
Norfolk. Va The list includes thirty-one
games. with at least three pending
The leading colleges OF the east VIII be
played, besides numerous Southern insti-
tutions. The team wiz not take a South
ern trip this year. but will go north the
first week in Nay. TO meet Georgetown,
Princeton, Amherst, Wesleyan, Yale and
West Point
For the first time IN several years there
viii be two games with Harvard, the
Crimson team has been extended the cour-
tesy Of the Virginia diamond for a week s
workout on their Southern trip, and two
games VIII be played with Virginia. or
Wednesday and Friday. April z and 3
Other teams seen in the South for the
first time are Colgate and Holy Cross.
Cornell Lehigh. and Dartmouth viii be
conspicuous by absence
Among The leading teams 10 be seen on
the local diamond viii be Amherst, Yer
lalba4tr AssA4eAe EAAEs -AAtNNN-Aaf "a N-A-e.-4
Pennsylvania two games. South Caro-
Ina two games. North Carolina, and
Davidson.
Monday. Narch I-Woodbery Forest, At Char
lottesviIle-
wednesday. Marrh U-Opsn
THURSDAY Nrca ls-Fishburnes a. Cbaricttes-ille-
SATURDAY March 2o-Richulond Collegs. Al ChSr-
lSttesviue
Tuesday. March 9-Open-
THURSDAY, March 25-wIlian ard Mary, at Char
Iottessi!le.
saturday. March z-RaadolYb-Slaeon. at Char
lottesFiIle
Monday. March Z-Coigzts. al Charlottesville
T1esday, March 54-CoiSzte. a. Charlottesville.
THURSDAY. April I-Ausherst. a. Charlottesville
Friday. AUul 9-Yeunonf. a. Charlottesville
Tuesday. AVul 5-St- johns. Charlottesville.
wednesday, Ar-I Lafayette, a. Charlottesville.
Thursday. ApEl S-Holy Cross. a. Charlottesville.
FRIDAY, April e-PTncstou. az CharlottesFille
Monday. april Z tEasts-l-Fcrdhau. at Char
iOctesTile.
Tuesday. April L-Psnasylvsnis AZ Charlottesville
wednesday, April A-Pennsylrania. az ChariOttes-
vile
THURSDAY. April B-sozth Carolina. at Char
lottesTile-
Friday. April I5-South Carolina. a. Charlottesville
Monday. Ap-1 ls-N0rth Carolina. at Greensboro.
Wednesdzy. Aurl Zl-HzTTlrd. II ChzriOctaSTiIle-
Friday. Aprl 25-FizTvard. ~ Charlottesville.
Monday, April 2s-Guiford Colb AZ Char
IortesTiIle-
wednesday. Aprl ZS-DlTidso1 A. Charlottesville.
Friday. April SA-No-th Carolina az Chariottes-
vile.
Saturday, May I-Geo-sa:own, a. Charlottesville
Nondzy, Hay -Georgstovn, az Washington
Tuesday. May E-Prluccton. az Princeton
Wednesday. Nay 5-AnheTst, az Amherst.
THURSDAY Nay 6-Wesleyan, az 3Iiddletoan
Friday. May yale. at New Haven
Saturday Nay s-West Point at Vest Point
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21
JACK ATKIN WINS.
Captures Azusa Handicap at SAINTS
Anita Park.

AnAAa E1Ek.
Los Angeles. Jan S--After Waterbury
had set a fast pace 20 the stretch is the
Azusa Handicap at santa Anita Park
to-day. Jack Atkin overlook the leader
and won easily by TWO lengths
The summaries;
FIRST RACE-sevea fu-iouEs Smiley Msszpe-.
l9 lArchibald) ; 70 / won; shan, ID gKinS3. :
70 !. second: Norfolk. Il2 Shilling 70 l. third
Tine. rs - TayIoT George Lee Harrison Il
JACK Witt. Ei Bal. ArcO'It. Nike Jordan. ani
Wise Child also ran.
SECOND RACEFYve ard one-haf furionrz
French Cox IL jDuezn1. p % J. Won; Ybc-.
le9 (Pagej % % l. second; Har-iEau. 10 Powers.
: 70 5. third. Tine. los l-5 Uncle jim san Vito
Home Crest, Grgat Heavens. sir AITescot Hickev
Daley Furnace. HsDdai- and Yankee Tourist also
rau.
THIRD RACE-Oue nile Biz Chief. I0s 4Poz-
ersl IN 10 WOH, Hing James. Ie7 jDuran, II .,
% second; l. T. Fryg. u2 tShillingl IS 70 !
third. Tine. 1z7 5-5. Molesy and Red Gzuntlss
sisc rau-
FOURTH RACE-six frrionzs- JACK Atkip- III
20 J. second; Cleric. IL tBgtwelD. 70 ! third
Time. ll2 Dclninus ATvi. Eestigouehs. and Prince
Ahmed also
FIFTH RACE-One and oasquarte- miles.
Prorer II fButWciD II 70 3 won: Nerlinzo III
lIclseel. to . sondi s. nario Ios gRicel Is toS
third Time 2d5 Is Lord Stsnhope ard A
Siuskoday also ran.
fArcaiiuld}, 70 I. won; GridrS Star fi2 nl77r7D}
% . l. second: Earl Rogers. IL fPow6rs,. 70 l.
Third. Tine, rs Sumner cloud, Lady Rirrz.
kCzosi.2ny Tr2nSircGEt TOEu Topies Orelio
BskrA- Glzucus. kETOEstkiz, Tzznts TshS TzA
snd Hszssthorpe slse ~
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Looks now as II Jeffries' fighting blood
Is rising.
Goldfeld. New, wants to see sam Lang
ford and Young Peter Jackson in action
An injured shoulder has caused Jimmy
Clabby TO ask for a postponement Of his
match with Bob Moha at Milwaukee.
That Packie Mcfarland cannot make
1S3 pounds az 3 o'clock and be at his best
was shown by his performance against
Hyland.
Emergency Kelly. who is in Cleveland.
says he has been matched 70 box Jimmy
Walsh in Boston Nobody in Boston
knows anything about It
Jack Cardiff. Reading. went fifteen
rounds TO draw with Joe Campbell. Of
Altoona, al the Pennsylvania Athletic
Club, Of Shamakin. recently. In the
early part OF the fight CsrdiT led.
Hugo Kelly is just crazy 10 get a re-
turn match with Stanley Ketchen on
Washington's birthday. says Jimmy
Coffroth- I get letters and dispatches
from him almost every day. asking me
II 1 can't land ketcheH and make the
match But I don't know about that. I
might match Ketehell and Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien.1
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21
COL. JACK Is FIRST.
Wins Gibben Handicap at Oakland
with Ease.

Wins Gibben Handicap at Oakland
with Ease.
San Francisco. Jan a.-There was moth
ing attractive in the card at Oakland this
afternoon, with the exception Of the
fourth race, the McGibben Handicap, IN
which a fair neId OF distance horses
tried conclusions. Col Jack, the favorite.
took this race as he pleased, winning OF
all by himself.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-SiI frl0nCs. Ton shaw II IC
slilleT Is 70 8 w01. DaTEin los Gilbert Is % L
seco1di Duke Of Orleans. 100 tKeoghl. 20 / third
Tine. lls % Coufessor Col White, Tazssenth4,
Adnuche. ard Pio Pico also rsn-
SECOND RACE-Three furiOngz CoDpIt0Eu Is
iNoste-i, 3 70 5, Won; Recon. ~ lKeogh}. % 2.
secono; Ere. " lGoldstein, & 70 5, third Tine.
O@s IL Lorenzo. sainotta English MAI, Wickes,
Tuh6 Rose Fairnont and Match also ran
THIRD RACE-One nile and twenty yards Stand
ore-. lo7 ,McIntyTel. 4 to 5. won; De1don. lT
z To l. third Tine. Ia B2upos2l. Gr0mObOl-
Graphite. Gene Russell znd Matte Mack also rzn-
FOURTH RACE-Olo and o8eSx1ee1fh miles.
Col Jacz, 20 (Ee7ghl, Il % %. wo3; Nsdz1. g
cTzDinl. y l. sec1nd: C2mO- % (ScOTIle) Il
% ). third. Tine. 81 "a Red Leaf. ssxel. and
FEucy also ran
FIFTH RACE-ols nile and twenty yards. 2litzs
lN Carroll, B % 5 Won; Prince q 0T1nge IG
iKeoshl. 3 70 / second; sainesaw. 100 Ross 3 70
third Tine. I1s 81 Bellne1ce. KOgo Be-
ChznbsT. Be7yessa. Rose CherTy. Sea Lad. Choik
Hedr:ck. and Royal Red also rzn-
SIXTH RACE-EutuTlty coIrse- Bzboi1g Water,
lG tKeoghj. i 70 ). Eo1; High Private, IL Lee,
70 2 secood: Apto Oro. 10 Gilbert Is 70 :
third Tine, liz Little Jane and Wsiseakind
also rzn-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-21
FOR TRICITY TEAM
Baltimore Athletes Working Hard
for Capital Meet.
Best Talent in Monumental City to
Be Represented at George
Washington Games.

Baltimore. Jan 2o-Martin J. B Nc
Donagh. manager Of the Baltimore end
OF the tricity relay race. which VIII be
pulled OF at the annual games Of the
George Washington University. reports
splendid progress.
McDonagh has applications for try
outs from some OF the fastest quarter
nilers in this State. and, judging from
present prospects. viii undoubtedly have
q representative bunch" when they take
the floor on the night OF February g.
H. J. Brockman. OF the Doyle Athletic
Club, has a number Of fast races 10 his
credit. ". z. Black and Fred Warner.
Of the McCuIfoh Athletic Club. are we'll
known relayists. the latter having won
third 10 Carpenter al the South Atlantic
championships, when Carpenter broke the
State record J. T Harrison and Ollie
c White are boys Of weII-known ability
and have represented Baltimore in pre-
viOuS successful InterCity races. Gus"
ClarsOn. c. F PerkinsOn, and VI. J. 3
McDonagh, Of the Cross County Club
are training carefully 10 secure a place
for their club L. n. lie Cato. Of the
Baltimore City College. is the lad who
won the 4D-yard dash and established
new record al the field day games. He
also won the loo, 90. and 40 yard dashes
al the recent armory games. T. c. StOl-
lenwerck, OF the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, won his class relay at the last
Hopkins games, when only defeat seemed
in store He VIII lend his assistance TO
make successful the Baltimore project.
Z. Gardiner Ziegler. OF the Maryland
Athletic Club. a well-known athlete. will
endeavor 70 secure a place. Try-Outs
viii be held al the armory in q short
While