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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-22

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The Washington herald., 1909-03-15

We'd by all the colleges. and even now at
the annual varsity boat race on the Hud-
son there has never entered az varsity
eight more to be feared by the braggart
Western colleges as the mud-spiashers "l
the Potomac.
Thus We see the necessity Of supporting
athletics in colleges. for 10 develop the
mind at the expense Of the body tends
10 produce water in the seat Of the for
mer and weakness in the structure OF the
latter
We must develop mind and body IN
harmonious proportion. The world does
not want any OF the mushroom type of
men nor the hour-glass type which a
nOnathietic college usually turns out by
the wholesale at credit prices; but what
Il does want and win have is real. live
men fun Of the determination 10 win.
strong and sturdy. capable OF attacking
and overcoming the real problems OF life.
and IL is only through the means OF good.
wholesome athletics in colleges that such
. a desired end can be reached in that
broader. more comprehensive, and realiS-
tic college the world b. II. JUNIOR.
Washington d. G
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15

Prom t1o Ef--eer-
According 20 Le Yacht the armament
OF the German DrsadnOughts are rs fol-
lows. Nassau cype. twelve G-inch. twelve
1-1-inch. Ersatz Baden type. fourteen Il
inch. twelve e.7-ilch. or fourteen 47-i-cn-
Ersatz BeoTuf twelve Pinch. twelve
67-inch. anu the displacements are $500.
1900 and 1l0o0 tons respectively
The same authority gives tie cruisers
as follows IF" lBlucherl. ten r-inch,
F. twelve u-inch and some A7-Ineh:
&C" ten Pinch, the displacements be-
lng 1890. 1900o. and 1000 tons.
There IS no end % the novelties of new
ships The German Navy League az
nounces that the new Italians VIII carry
twelve Pinch. in threes. iH four turrets.
eighteen A1-inch. and sixteen 12-Douuders
"a very unlikely armament as regards
the smaller suns. Japan is also credited
with the three-gUn tUrret in her latest
battle ships
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
ADvENTS READY FOR SEASON.
Fast Array Of Talent Available FOR
independence League Team

independence League Team
At a meeting Of the Advent Athletic
Club held recently. "AI" Humphrey
resigned as manager Of the first team.
and the officers OF the club thereupon
voted 10 have only one team during the
cou-ing season
he Advents were runners ND IN the IN
dependence League last year. and were
only beaten by the Twining Athletic Club
nine in the last few days OF the season.
They viii be represented in the league this
season by team that promises 10 be
IN the running from the start.
The following members Of last year S
team have signified their intention Of
again trying for places on the team: Wey-
rich. Michael. Fielder. Hobbs. Mossburg
". NARROW. Seaton. and Langy0it The
team should be materially strengthened
by the addition Of Reany. who viii prob
ably hold down the second bag. and
Baldwin, who viii be tried out az third
Both men are former college players
Reany having played with Western Sfary-
land and Baldwin az -. Johns, OF An
napolis. Other candidates who viii try
for places on the team are. Carver. Hall
StoleS, Nesbig, Dempire, Kemper Early
RawiinS. Price Blue. and Ehrmantraut
The first game Of the season viii be
played with the team from the United
States Marine Corps on April al Sew
enteenth and D street northeast Prac
IiCe for the first game Will start at Nc
Devitt's Field on Tuesday OF next week
Any team desiring games should address
J. F. NARROW. 459 Florida avenue north
west
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
BASEBALL AT ANNAPOLIS.
Candidates for the Team VIII Take
10 Field To-day

cIec1ai % The N--hl--s-Ql He-1id.
Annapolis. Nd. March 1l-Wi-h the
prospects for continued mild weather. can
didates for the ulidshiDmen baseball teams
and rowing crews VIII begin active cut
door pTectice tomorrow in preparation
Tor the season near AZ hand. The training
teams VIII also be started.
The bah t0ssers are especially anxious
90 get out on the field in view Of the
fact that the schedule OF games VIII bee5l
March 2 with the GaiIaudet deaf-mutes
Neither the baseball team nor crews suf-
tered severely by graduation last June 81
that with the majority OF veteran. ana
promising new material the outlook Tor
success in both branches Of sport IS bright
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
COURTNEY VERY Low
Georgetown Baseball Captain
Between Life and Death.
STRICKEN WITH PNEUMONIA
Hilltop Leader May NOt BE Alive
This MOrninE-Deep Gloom Settles
over undergraduates Who Are
Shocked at Sudden Turn for the
WOrSe-III Only n Few Days.

AT midnight last night Joe Courtney.
captain OF the Georgetown baseball team.
was lingering between life and death. and
at the hospital II was said that ne might
not live until morning.
The attending physicians. however. have
not given up all hope. despite the fact
that Capt Courtney was visited BY a
priest late yesterday afternoon and
anointed. It is claimed
This sudden turn for the worse came
as distinct shock 10 the Hilltop col
legians yesterday afternoon, casting a
gloom that refused 10 he lifted. His
teammates. classmates. and undergradu-
ates in g neral could talk Of nothing
else. and insisted on learning Of MS
condition from the hospital every half
hour or so.
Capt. Courtney was stricken only a
few days ago with pneumonia and re-
moved 10 the Georgetown Hospital al
once His illness was not considered
serious at first. and after he had been
al the institution a short time word was
received that he was doing nicely. Sud
denly turn for the worse was made
apparent and the crisis reached late yes
terday afternoon II would appear as
II there Is but small likelihood now OF
his recovery However. his many friends
cling 10 the Old belief that while there s
life there's hope" and more than one
prayer has been sent up that Capt. Joe
be spared.
Only four days ago Courtney was out
with the HilltOppers' baseball squad for
practice. Last Wednesday. during one OF
the workout stunts Courtney. after HIT
ting the ban. started down 10 first When
about ten feet from the bag he stopped
and turned back. The coach. IN a joking
way, said What are YOU trying TO do.
one OF sam Simon's tricks. not running
out a hit?' Courtney said; I'm sorry,
coach. but feel sick" and noticing that
he was looking bad. the coach insisted
on his quitting at once. and a physician
was summoned. The next day pneumonia
cpf IN
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
GLOOM IN NATIONALS CAMP
Terrific Gale Hits Galveston, Game
Called Or.
.pecaal TO The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Galveston. Tex, March l4-Of all the
bum days that ever struck a basebau
training camp. that in Galveston TO-DAY
was the limit. a game was scbedulad
this afternoon between Washington and
Galveston. but last night a terrific rain
storm arrived. personally conducted by
a gale Of wind. and they remained until
noon
Then the rain went its way but tb..
gale camped permanently as a side mart
ner 10 freezing temperature The onh,
consolation is that reports indicate otbe-
teams are having as hard a time as the
Nationals
Cantlllon and Clymer were hunting TO
day, but are expected back to-morrow
Ganley is acting captain and manager
bat has laid no plans for to-morrow ev-
eept to see that any Of the gang who NAV
die from pneumonia has decent burial
A game with Galveston may be pIaved
Wednesday or Thursday il the men are
thawed out enough by that time,
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
BASEBAL @ @ z1 sH40 0 OTHER SPORTS
GARRETT PARK A. C. IN LINE.
Prospects for a Winner Are Bright
est in Years.


est in Years.
With the same men that played with
last seasons fast aggregation Of ball
tossers and a host OF new material. the
Garrrtt Park Athletic Club expects to put
a team in the field that viii be able %
cope with the fastest in this section Of
the country. Last year the team estab-
lished an enviable record. winning the
majority OF the games played.
The Offutt brothers. who are strong
candidates for the Mckinley Manual
Tr@ining School battery. will be the chief
performers al their respective positions
for the Park team. J. Kelley. who played
a sensational game at short for Tech last
season, and DefandOrf. the star Outheld-
er Of Eastern High win again wear the
blue and white Of Garrett Park Athletic
Club. W Kelley and Duke Oldfeld
considered one Of the best pair Of inheld-
ers in these parts. viii hold down the
short and third base positions for the
team. Granville Dixon. formerly Of the
Columbus Ohio team. and ". Corby
who played the initial bag for a fast
Washington amateur team last season
are other strong candidates.
With such promising material the Park
viii undoubtedly present one OF the
strongest teams IN the history Of the
town.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15

The WeatheTman. the WCathcrman.
Whom we both hate and love.
Does stnusest things
When yauking strings
az elements mp above.
The weather he'd left over from Inauguration day
He sent direct % Texas IN a most malicious way.
He seems 70 b. a-camping on our Trail oh. its a
shame.
That he won't even let us have a little practice
game
Doc Clino. of the Department of JUS
/ tice team. had an embarrassing expert
/ ence yesterday afternoon on one OF them
''cough-up as - YOU come in" cars. Il
seems that Doc had been intrusted with
the care Of three white kittens by lady
who aintains an amateur cattery in
Monroe street, and when he got on the
car he placed the infantile felines inside
his overcoat This unique abode dis
turbed the kittens somewhat, and they
began to WriEglc beneath the folds OF
the tightly buttoned coat. making Il ap-
pear that their care-taker was practicing
dance that Is prohibited even at the
variety theateTs- Doc was perCeptibly
embarrassed when several seminary girls
began TO litter and a mauonly woman
offered him a charcoal tablet and some
.
vOuch for the redncss Of his face. and
/ as he rose 10 give his seat 20 a colored
man the little kittens slid from beneath
their unwelcOme cover and toddled 10
| the end Of the car. Everybody breathed
a sigh Of relief. and Doc breathed gen
I tie cuss words as he fled througN the
coming in" door Of the car.
Canullon is wise. He will take the Ma
tionals up 10 his ranch az ReeIfoot Lake.
Ky, and. as it is well known that this
part of the State abounds in night
riders every player is sure 10 seek his
little bed before it gets dark
For Iease-A nice Teddy bear, by q
family going away to Africa Perfect.
/ excepting nose. which is out Of joint. OF
value as a mascot for baseball teams.
&c. Must be returned by lessee four
years hence. Apply at once 20 Bill Pos
sum 1909 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
Now that Bill Shipke has reported. We
can celebrate st. Patrick's Day as we
had first intended
After reading what both Jeffries and
f
that both are f0ur-hushing. but that
they have the two best press agents at
large.
The foregoing viii probably get a rise
out OF Ed Fuller. who holds the destnies
Of the Hyattsville baseball team in the
hollow OF his hand.
Al Lawson. VINO gave Us the famous
Onion" League last season, is now ruo-
ming a paper on aerial navigation. Still
in the same Old line.
Now that Mike Kahoe has proven him
self TO be a heavy hitter. we are anxious
TO get him to edit our column on March
Il.
Is jim Jenries afraid Of the Black
Hand?
Joe Meyers. the Indian catcher with
the New York Giants at Marlin Springs
is making too many home runs to last
very long after the season starts. Wei
give him until May 50
The Washington Herald batting order
contest continues 20 be the talk OF the
fans. and coupons are coming in with
a steadiness that threatens to put the
sporting editor down and out Keep il
up, boys-there IS stiU a chance for you
all; send in as many guesses as you ike
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15

Wo-base hits-KahOe .C2). Pickering
Snlpke, shelton Stolen bases-Piekerine
%. Meinke Kahoe. johnson yVeb-ai77
Hoffman, Powell. Sacrifice hits-Meinxe
Collins. Rapp, Shipke, Hoffman Powe1
Double play-Powell 20 Kipp. Innings
ppIItched-By smith. 9; by Kelley. 3; by
8; of Hughes. l. Bases on halls Or
Smith. .; of Keesey. 1: off Hughes u. 4.
OF bumpers, . Struck out-Bv Smith ..
10y keeley. !. by Hughes, 4: bv Bumpers
. Wild pitches-Smith, 8; Hughes .
hour and 55 minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
ATLANTICS REORGANIzE.
Fast Club 10 Play Independent Ball
This Season.

The Atlantic baseball team is to be re-
organized for the coming season. under
the direction Of G. Salb and F. Carrick
The club viii play independent ball
meeting all Of the crack amateur teams
in the District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia.
The candidates are all well known
local ball players OF experience
Following is a list of candidates: A
Noyes, A. HandibOe. Hessler, Draeger,
c. Salb. J. Salb c. Quantrille. c. Knock
ey. Louder. Gray. Donaldson. II. DOdd
and F. Carrick
Challenges should be addressed 70 G.
Salb. 6l7 Ninth street northeast. or F.
Carrick. Gil II street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
Challenges VIII Be Published
in The Washington Herald

The Sporting Editor of The
Washington Herald VIII gladly
publish challenges from an
teams, big a=d small, amateur
and professional.
The Washington Herald prom
iseS To give the future greats
Hs much space as possible each
day.
Send your challenges, also ac-
counts Of games, direct 10 the
Sporting Editor. Write as plainly
nv possible and on one side of
the paper.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
Gallagher second in Marathon.

Pittsburg. Pa. March A-William
SchOeller, Of the East End Athletic Club.
Of this city. won the Marathon race OF
36 miles 30 yards n Exposition Park
yesterday. his time being 2.ls.26 Is.
John Gallagher. Of Philadelphia, finished
second, and was closely followed by Peter
Kenny. Of this city.
Seventy OF the fastest amateur long
distance runners I'm Pennsylvania. Ohio.
and West Virginia participated in the
race.
Schoeller and Gallagher viii likely be
taken 10 New York 10 meet the best anna
teurs there
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
Bits of District
Sporting Gossip

The athletic advisers Of the Immacu-
late Conception held a meeting on Friday
evening for the purpose OF discussing
plans for the coming baseball season.
The organization proposes TO put an indie
pendent team I'm the field that viii develop
into one Of the fastest In the city.
From present indications the Com
merciaI League viii hardly De reorgan-
lied Managers OF the leaders IN last
years peunant race have decided 10 ar
range Independent schedules this season.
and there is hardly enough talent in the
remaining teams 10 organize league OF
any consequence.
representative Of the various Capital
City Baseball League teams viii hold a
meeting in the ONCE Of President O-Shea
on W Wednesday evening for the purpose
Of rearranging the schedule FOR The com
ing season.
The many friends Of Austin Howard.
formerly Of the Western High school OF
this city viii be glad % learn that he
has survived the final cut OF the baseball
team az Cornell University. and win in
all probability hold down The second bag
for the ithaca Collegians during the com
ing season.
He first attracted JiiS- attention q The
coaches as a member Of the freshman
team last year. and has since been
counted on 20 I'm one Of the vacancies on
the varsity inheld
'Ardie" IS considered one of the bes,
athletes ever turned out ar Western High.
He was responsible for the defeat Of me
Central High football team IN 1907 after
the championship had been generally con-
ceded 10 tie o street eleven scoring The
only points Of the game on "a beautiful.
drop kick from the 31-yard line
As a member OF the baseball team Re
was considered a fast fielder but a weak
man with the stick However. he has
overcome this difficulty under the tuJelage
Of the Cornell coaches.
The Suburban Baseball League meeting
which was tc have taken place ar Hyatrs-
postponed until Wednesday % next We.
Get busy, neishbors, the season viii soor
be upon you,
The recent defeat Of kid" Sullivan. The
Frankie Madden. Of New York. ha,
caused many 10 believe that the Kid
is going hack In his las- few battles
he has shown none Of the class that has
characterized his work in past seasons
The Gurley Athletic Club VIII hold g
meeting Tuesday night 90 organize q
baseball team for the coming season. !,
Is expected that all Of last years players
and a host OF new material viii try TO,
pieces this season.
Baseball practice at the Arsenal win not
begin for several DAYS because Of rhe poor
condition OF the field. as a result cf the
recent inciement weather. Work VIII bs
started IN earnest about April J.
Ed Kerwin, the husky full hack or las
years Georgetown Prep football eleven
has been chosen captain Of the 1873 team
Kerwin IS a freshman. but his clever
work last fall and his popularity LANDED
him The jon.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
HAYES WILL MEET DORANDO
American Marathon Favorite Over
the Italian.
Victory for Hayes Means n Race
with Tom LOnEbOat. Shrubb,
and MaIOney.

New York. March I4-Because OF the
reports OF his improved condition. John J.
Hayes. who won the Olympic Marathon
in England last summer viii be a favor
ite over DorandO Pietri. the Italian. when
they meet in Madison Square Garden to-
morrow night al the full Marathon dis
tance. IS miles and 80 yards A victory
Will mean much 10 Hayes II Will enable
him 10 get races with Longboat. Shrubb.
and Maloney. and. realizing this fact. he
has trained hard and faithfully for sew
eral weeks in order 10 ne in perfect form
when he starts on the long journey Be
cause OF his splendid condition and the
fact that Dorando has been taking part
in Marathon races all winter without
much rest. Hayes has been picked TO win
this big event by practically all the
athletic sharps
The Maryland Jockey Club has not asked
the Jockey Club to sanction dates selected
for the spring meeting at Pimlico. which
is taken 20 mean that the Maryland peo-
pie are inclined 10 go il alone. The
supremacy OF the Jockey Club in the
control OF American turf matters how
ever, IS still recognized in England.
France. Russia, Germany. and Canada.
The Canadian tracks are going ahead
with their plans 10 further the best in
terests Of racing by increasing the value
OF their stakes I'm order TO attract the
leading owners and their stables AT the
same time they have shown no sign Of
renOuncing their allegiance % the Jockey
Club, and have also froWned upon the
report that they might form a new COM
bnation with PSmlico to govern the turf
III this country.
Many sports visited the training quar-
tiers Of Ketchell. owen Moran. and Tom
my Murphy in the Bronx to-day. Moran
and Murphy will meet in ten-round bout
al the Paramount Tuesday night Moran
is particularly anxious TO win this battle
for he thinks a victory will entitle him
10 a ten-round bout with Battling Nelson.
DriscOn. in an interview with an Eng
hsh sporting writer. says that Abe At
tell did not impress him as a great pugil-
list. and declares that Joe Bowker, at his
best could have easily defeated AttelI.
Driscoll is unstinted In the praise he be
slows upon American sporting men. He
win return 10 this country next month.
Frank Dwyer. the former Chicago and
Detroit pitcher. who is now a police com
missioner at Geneva. y. Y. came 90 town
last week to see the Cans White bout
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
JOLT FOR CENTRAL
Possible Point Winners Ruled
Out at Baltimore.
BILL" FOLEY IS UP IN ARMS

Reuter-, Of Central, Disqualified for
Alleged Foul, I'm spite of Protests
by Coach Rollins, OF Central,
RIled Out without Previous HO-
tiee-G. W. L. Also Angered.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15

begin for several DAYS because OF The poor
condition Of the field. as a result cf the
recent inclement weather. Work VIII be
started in earnest about April l.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15

Ed Kerwin, the husky full hack or last
years Georgetown Prep football eleven.
has been chosen captain Of the 1853 team.
Kerwin IS freshman. but his clever
work last fall and his popularity landed
him the JOB
The Washington herald., 1909-03-15
Name Of Duffy Still Famous.

In considering the contributions 10 the
athletic world by the various colleges.
We find that some OF our local schools.
such as Georgetown. George Washing
ton, and the many Washington high
schools. have done much in aiding. main
tanning, and even raising the record OF
college athletics. Nobody can deny that
Duffy won for Georgetown a place in the
annals of college athletics which is en-