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The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and o1e-haf furionss Al
lsviatcr. IGi Powers. 70 l. wou; TEr O'Toole,
Ief Harris = 70 l. second; calves. I'D t1cC Sel
70 . third Tine los 25 Karsio- Es,aLaIi'e,
GTcagns. Progress. Frear q Elgln- succeed
Charley Paine 0rplio Arts. Old settler and Miss
Fairbanks also ran
SECOND RACE-Thrcc furlongs- Don Franco,
los Booker. = 20 l. vou. A. J. Small, lae tIrl-
bel. I 10 . second. Frank J. Hogan, is 'Nctieei-
70 l. third Time. - IS Hose, WicSet Las.
Credit Account Materuus, hiora, G-eS5ra, ana
Dare Do II also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six and oue-haf furlongs- Pal
ll3 lShillinrl TO 2 won; Mary 7. lJs Powers.
to 5. seoond: Smiley Netnzcr. n5 tPagei. % % l.
third Time. lis 25 Nlontclair. Dennis stafford
CanardO. NJ. 5Ius-Tsse. Proper. Ear Eose7s Orl-
fSmb and DR. Matthews also ran
FOURTH RACE-Five and 0le-haf furlouSS Ia
Gloria. lG Powers. ( 90 3 Won, Relordo. g
PAGE. y 10 . sec1nd. Nellie McutruSe. lsl Mar
toni. s 10 l. third. Time. l15 r5 Garter Light.
Belle of Iroquois. shirley Rossnorc. Al Aoue,
Cart Burnett. tiuidiuE star. H0rssilany. and Free
Knight the Boar also ran-
FIFTH RACE-Seren furicnSs- Irctenslon. la2
(Trubell. Il 70 3 won; Norfolk, le5 Shilling d.
20 l. second: l. C. WidTis. l52 Martini % J..
third. Time Is - Wise Child. Dixey Lad
Financicr, Cobleskill The ThOn. and John Louis
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. Dr. HolzbsrE l09
lPcwrrsi r. : Won. John A.. ~ iBrooSsl. %
to J. second: Enfield, IL Howard. Il to 2 third
Tine I-.l-5 Joe Gaines. Lasa.a- Stringeacy-
Fargo Rose. Steel Anderson and Melton Cloth
also raa-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
IN THE WAKE OF
THE AWAKENING
By HEN.

he ro1Sh-toss philosopher s-Egests the foIloziuE
changes q heart and styles O. going for that which
vas spUsng &C New Years Day.
To cultivate q virtue without asS,-r1i1z L ard
never wear T. On yorr lapel
To reserve your thirst for sllSpicious AID dscorocs
occazcnz
To sirt once in avbiie With TIE CUP that cheers.
b7It uot 20 make an aGlaity q Il.
To boz 20 The T1perioT Judgment q those whose
opinions coincide with yosr 0En-
To always remember that a pair il hand is b~ster
than a straight IN the dTaw.
To understand that a three days' endurance test
o1 the water wagon does not qualify yOu 20 p-each
teznperznce 70 persons who have net made asses q
themselves as you have
To avoid annoying sfte-claps By cocrtinz DO
trouble that can't b settled on the spot
To nsyeT give away any weight U1less you have
yC1r odds With you
To have higher ressrd for the sna1 Of TIE
firSt punch
To keep strictly within the law or in the good
graces Of those who enfo-ce it
10 never allow Yourself % become ruled OF beng
beaten % alleged fact but spread yourself on the
ineTitabls contradiction
To believe rs much Is you have mind 20 and
pity those Who accept the rest q T.
To accept no steers from any ore who does not
oezr the eaunsrks Of having guessed vel
To remember that yOyr dearest friend has no more
use for sou than you have f0r Yourself
To move on the principle that hundred yards IN
ten seconds Is better weapon Of defense than
pistol.
To confirm yourself IN the belief that the only
system ever invented for winning fights is keeping
cut Of them.
To give the soft answer patient try-out before
you tTy 10 demonstrate how hard you can sEing CT
how far you can mis-
To never pay a LAWYER to tel you you are right
when you know you are wrong
To take It home 10 yourself that the good fel-
low giS WIS once IN awhile, but should not be
PLAYED for rsTsatsr.
To cultivate a poor memory for the past and sore
yOSIr sconce with the present.
To fee IN yoEr bones that the applause Of a good
deed depends upon the success Of the encore.
To slough the idea that the thing you have found
yourself Incapable of handling successfully cannot
b handled successfully Dy znybOdy else.
To pay some attention 70 The experience of those
who know and tsn you trIthfully that foCralsb
NAY 80 i've fuTiongs n great hurry bat IS q bad
thing 10 string With a. the CUP distance
To remember that the only thing you can get for
nothing Is a bad name and stretch o. two II the
QCniieufiz-T.
To realize that the fun you miss through observing
the conventicnalites consists only of bad tasse
disoriered liver and a cUutrite heart
To read these over carefully and then follow yosr
natural bent.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
N0TTER IN LIMELIGHT.
Clever Jockey Rides Five Winners
Out of Six Mounts.

San Francisco. Jan. 4-NoJter was the
hero Of the day az Emeryville this after
noon. riding FIVE oUt OF six winners he
had the first three straight. and then lost
the fourth because he had the mount On
Don Enrique. the sulker. The summaries
FIRST KACE-Fururlty o-lryc. Lc1ls s--1oe-,
los lNotteri % J. Won. Faue1I Han. l55 Ross,
% / se-oud. Na;chula lG tGIoCrtl 2 % 5,
third Tine I.I1 lIarchCSSa- EnziotT. L17sy
Mate. r ". Brown. Lo-hEaEer. Birth. DiScsr1a-,
Colony and Flevsie also 7au.
SECOND RACE-Th7ee furiouES- CC11srt37r-
s % 3 secoud. Gra1io. lg tBuXto1I- il % 2 tliIll
Time. OSsS 50 Elsnbeau. Fre5 stone, GsC-se y
Raudlc. Eddie Etss Alder Gulca, Asle-. san
Lcandre. Basel. and Penn also rzn-
THIRD RACE-Oue and oue-lua-tsr niles Coull-
g CIerk. IL lNotts-i. 3 20 l0 won. Fsiefta. II
lTap-iuI ; % l. second. Okenire. s CNllcTi. s %
J. third Tine. 20 Is. Prince q Orange and
I.ady Alicia also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ore mih ard seventy yards
Capt Kennedy. I04 walsh. . % 5. Won ice
Rose g Upcoui 20 T. second; NadZu. lei Zap
I'm. 90 = third Tine. Ia Is. Dcn Enrique
C-eation- and SIR LyuuewCod also ran
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile Warner GrisNoid, ~
tNotte-i. 5 70 I won; Standover- ll5 t1lcInIyTel
> TO l. second; Gs-gantUa. lo Laplin'- 70 l.
third Time. la5 3-5. WarrirE. Katie Powers.
Beechwo0d Deneen. and Estelia C. also r1n-
SIXTH RACE-SiX tuTl0lSS. B1ra1iSt, Us tNot-
ter, 70 5 wos, s.. Francis. III lNent-yl, 70 l.
second; ArSonaut IS Upton 20 third lime,
la5L5 Lawseutha, Dainty Belle, and Mss High
and also ~
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
RAY IS CASEY HERO.
WeII-knovn Actor Parsonage of
PoeticaI EGusiOn.

WeII-knovn Actor Parsonage of
PoeticaI EGusiOn.
Johnny Ray. a regular baseball fan.
and captain Of team composed Of men,
bers Of his company, says he's the hero
OF the poetical effusiOR Casey at the
Bat" which has been brought into promi-
nence as a recitation by De Wolf Hopper.
The poem tells how Casey comes to bat
in the ninth inning, amid cheers OF the
multitude, with three men on bases. two
out. and his side three runs behind. Casey
is urged TO line her out and save the
day. but alas, he strikes out so the
poem relates.
The facts Of the case. however. as re-
lated By Mr.. Ray. who is appearing in
King Casey at the Academy. are en-
tireiy different He was appearing in the
part OF Casey. the fireman. IN Western
town and had taken part in the daily
practice with the members of a local
bail club who were matched TO play OF
the last game of a series TO decide the
championship Of the locality.
One of the players being III Ray was
induced 70 take his place. During the
game he batted like fiend and in the
ninth inning when he came TO bat the
fans yelled loud and strong for Casey.
By which name they knew him best
Casey was equal 10 the occasion. After
tanning the air twice. he landed on the
ball for a home run. cleared the bases,
and won the game for his team
The poem. SO Johnny relates. was writ
ten by q stanch supporter of the rival
team, who took this means TO alleviate
his rage and despair upon the defeat
OF his pets.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05

New York, Jan. 4-In spite Of repeated
declarations that he viii never fight
again. Jim Jefries is beginning 10 talk
ceiving so many letters and telegrams
from persons who want him 20 meet Jack
johnson in the ring that It looks as Il
he is being smoked out gradually.
Jeffries now declares that he is stiII the
heavyweight champion. as he never gave
his title 70 Marvin Hart when the latter
beat Root Stin, Jeffries insists that he
viii not re-enter the ring, but in Los An
geles sporting men say that he is waver-
ing, tempted by the big offers he has re
ceived TO meet the negro champion
Jeffries has already declined an offer
from Australia Of a $4,000 bonus. win.
lose. or draw. il he viii agree 10 take on
Johnson. and now comes Promoter Nc
Carey. Of Los Angeles. with another prop
OsitiOn 10 the effect that JEFF can have
S50.5c0 under the above conditions If he
viii make a match with Johnson 70 be
held in Jim's own town
MCCaTey says the moment JeT accepts
this Offer he viii post q 81. .009 forfeit 20
guarantee MS ability 70 swing JOhnson's
end Of the match and VIII ask Jen 20
post $1,000 as a guarantee that the battle
viii not take place under five months
Jeffries has refused AIcCarey's offer. but
is quoted as saying that if he ever fights
again il wiz not be IN America II is also
said that he told a friend recently that II
he finally decided 10 fight again he would
make tour Of the world with the expeC-
Iati0n OF cleaning up $4,000 in profits
Meanwhile COrbeIt is talking fight al a
greater rate. and says he VIII tackle
Johnson II JEFF refuses. also that he viii
need six months OF hard training 10 get
into condition Jefries declares that Cor
bett, Il really 81. could beat johnson. but
there are other experts, including Shark
ey, who say that the negro would easily
beat Corbett
A. Johnson stopped FitzsimmOns IN two
rounds a couple Of years ago the experts
say they cannot figure that Corbett would
have a chance with the new champion
It IS believed in some quarters. however,
that COTbett's alleged willingness 10 re-
enter the ring viii have much influence
with Jeffries IN his future consideration
Of the big cffers that are coming hts way.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
JoHNsoNs FEAT WILL BE HARD TO EQUAL.

performed Walter Johnson of the Washington when
anything
peculiar rQrd
blanked Yankees
followed with
Johnson
Johnson
kind
of
and i've
Johnson by Lake while Jake Chesbro
The third victory scored by Johnson in the first
both being that
Cantons intention him
inning pitches and
hada a hardi I'M finishing
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
PLAYERS CONTRACTS Held Up
Cantillon Forbidden TO Do Business
with Three Star Men.
DeIehanty, Mcbride. and Hughes
Must Settle with Commission.
HOuse-bOat Cruise Planned.

STecal 20 The WasLinEt5n Herald
Chicago. Jan. Joe CantuIon is back
on the RialJo after q long hunting trip
in the land OF the night riders. The little
boss Of the Nationals was busy to-day
making out contracts for his players
As soon as he can separate the goats
from the sheep, the contracts VIII be
mailed
The Washington team was hit last fall
by the national commissions UkaSe on
playing against inelig.bIes. The Wash
ingtons smeared themselves with taint
and Manager Canduon is forbidden 20
enter into negotiations with certain OF
them until they aave been reinstated by
the commission. II is up 10 the Wash
ingtOn players 10 get back into the good
graces Of the commission. and from ap-
pearances they intend TO walk up and
settle like little men One or two Of them
have already applied for reinstatement,
but z few stars ike DeIehanty. George
Mcbride. and Tom Hughes viii have TO
settle with the commission before Can
tillon viii dare offer them a contract.
President Comiskey, OF the White Sox.
is in much the same predicament- He
has his contracts all ready TO mail. but
can't talk business with part Of his play
ers until they square accounts with the
commission for outlawing themselves by
playing in Jimmy Callahan's yard Co
miskey and Cantillon expect 70 leave here
Thursday night for Hickman, Ky, where
they viii board the houseboat White
SOx' for a cruise down the Mississippi.
b b Johnson viii accompany them If
the national commission finishes its meet
ing by that time
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
JOE TURNER LOSES TO RICH
Wrestler with Nom de Plume Evi-
IDENTIFY Knows Game.
Washington GrHppler shows Won
derfuI CIeverncsS and CraWls
out of Tight Holes.

Srecial % The Washington Head.
Lynchburg. Va. Jan. 4-Biu Rich. who
Is thought TO be wrestling under name
not bis own. and who has been claiming
Dunkirk. y Y. as his home. defeated
Joe Turner, the Washington weller
weight champion Of the South. IN a catch
as-catch-can match here tonight getting
the first two falls Turner held out for
thirty minutes in the first bout but for
fe!ted in the second after eight and one
half minutes. when his opponent had
hammer lock hold on him.
Turner displayed some wonderfully
clever defensive tactics. getting out OF
close pinches in the first fan but not once
did he have Rich on his back.
Il is generally accepted that Rich
name is Al Ackerman. the champion who
beat Bartl al Columbia, :. G.. Friday
night. There is no doubt but he is
easily the master Of Turner and that he
toyed with him IN the first fan
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS.
By BILL BAILEY.

BY BILL BAILEY.
We were just congratulating ourselves
that We could bank on Jim Jeffries as the
one man who really had retired and
meant it. Now he Is wavering and says
he might be induced Oh, JEFF. how could
you?
We shall have no race for the America s
Cup next year. according to cable dis
patches This would be Disappointing If
we had been led 10 believe that such a
race was ever contemplated.
Dear BIZ; Kindly tell me il Hickman.
Ky. the town of much baseball discus
sion. is related 10 our Charley Hickman?
JACK R
Answer-You are quite right; Charleywas
named after Hickman. KY The remainder
Of your question has been referred 10 the
foolish-guestion editor.
So Cliff BIankenship is TO be with Us
again. Walter johnson and others have
also paid their fines. % We see hid
EIberfeld in the ofTing?
Listen TO this blast The Minneapolis
team OF the American Association IS
largely made Up of Washington cast
offs. Il is said that every tine Mike
Cantillon loses game he wires brother
Joe for another player. Cleveland
Leader. Well. brother, you'll have 10 ad-
nit that the Minneapolis club IS some
pumpkins IN the American Association.
Now. let the Parasraphers' Union get
busy. Here goes the first one: Long
boat certainly had the Indian sign on
Dorando Saturday night"
During Joe Canullon's stay in St.
Louis Two weeks ago he purchased sew
eral teams OF mules It happened that
ne did business with personal friend Of
President Hedges. Of the Browns. When
CanJllOn asked the price Of the mules he
was informed that $50 would foct the
bill
Gee, that's an awful price for those
mules. isn't it, asked Cantillon.
Yes. pretty steep replied the dealer.
but III give you whole carload for
Walter Johnson EXCHANGE.
Foolish Questions. No. 1-PrIncipals.
Doc White and Jake Atz.
Paid your fine Yet, Doc?"
"Oh. yes. Ions ago Have you?'
Sure thing replied Atz-
Then Pink Bowie made a noise Ike
Ananias.
Tommy Burns says he was strong when
the police intsrfered-yes. strong for
the sleep thing
Scotty, the Death Valley miner. wants
70 enlist with Uncle Sam as a marine.
He should be assigned 10 the new sub
marine PlUnger-
Charles CC. s. A. Roth, the press club
heavyweight champ. Is writing a song
in Italian. dedicated 10 the recent dis
aster. II he ever tries TO make the bunch
fall for it, the Italian episode viii be a
nursery affair compared 70 what viii
happen 10 the genial Charles.
Think Of Johnny Ray trying to con
Charley Hickman into carrying a spear
with the King Casey company. We
just wish ''Hick'' would accept Still.
'Hick" is not considered a bad actor
BY the Toledo fans Guess that's a poor
one We pulled.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05

Cincinnati, Jan. 4-The controversy be
tween the Eastern League and American
Association on one side and the other
minor baseball leagues on the other sIin
is unsettled For four hours this after
noon the asebau officials gathered here at
the annual meeting Of the national COM
mission. attracted by and eloquent on the
subject Of the two leagues mentioned
Withdrawing from the national assOcia-
ton. and no decision was reached
Previous 10 the taking up Of the classi-
fcauon controversy there was consider
able business disposed Of in which the
fans Of >ew York are deeply interested.
One Of these cases was the application OF
Joe Ward. of the Tri-State League. for
the lifting Of the outlaw han that had
been placed on him some years ago The
commission granted his request. and 1t
was Immediately afterward announced
by Manager Aschenhach. Of the Altoona
team 70 which Ward belonged. that he
had sold him TO the New York Ameri-
cans.
Jim SebrinE. another banished contract
jumper. also was reinstated. He viii be
'V.AEiLA - Ntiai4e't anu pay "a III AAlt
outfeld. Doc Reisling a former Brooklyn
pitcher. was denied reinstatement.
The expected application OF Hal Chase,
OF the New York Americans. for rein
statement was not reached. although
President Farrell is here 10 press the
case II is expected that the Chase mat
ter viii be reached some time tomorrow
( Other players who were reinstated upon
payment Of ines for playing against in
eligible teams were Freeman. Taunehiil.
Johnson. Keelsy. and Blankenship. OF the
Washington team.
AT the morning session Of the commits
sion August Hermann was reelected as
chairman and Hon. John F. Bruce as
secretary
President Ban Johnson received
telegram late tonight that the applica
ton OF Hal Chase. OF the HIEhlanders,
for reinstatement was on its way East
from the Coast
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
BALTIMORE STARS ENTERED
Crack Relay Team to Run in Hatch
elite Meet.

Crack Relay Team to Run in Hatch
elite Meet.
Baltimore. Jan 4-BaltiuSore IS to be
represented IN the George Washington
University meet, which VIII be held In
Convention Hall, Washington, on Febru-
ary g. A tri-city relay race Is being
planned, and Martin McDonaEh Of the
Cross Country Club. who has become
prominent in athletics in this CITY and in
Washington, has been appointed by r F.
NeuhaUseT, manager Of the track team
Of George Washington University. to get
together a team composed Of the fieetest
runners Baltimore can produce 10 repre-
sent this city.
Among the local men who seem espe-
ciaIly RI 10 figure in the local representa-
tive team are Ziegler. J. r Harrison. Ii
J. BrOkman. ". d. Randall and Gardiner.
probably the best QUarter-milers in the
City. McDOnagh would Ike especially to
hear from them as soon as possible
Handsome prizes viii be offered. in
Gliding an especially designed cup, DIFF
fering in style from those usually given
n relay events.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
SAVANNAH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Gne mile The Ram I'D NC
Cartllyl % l. wen; Clifton ForEe- IL Young.
to . Second: Druid ia lBrlsselli. g to / third
Tine. Is IS Autumn Flower. Prince Of Pilsen.
and Virgil T. also ran
SECOND RACEs-Six and orehalf farlorSs- Sal
volefilcs is JAiahcrl % ; Sp-iug Frog. l3i
iDslnlapl ; to 2 second. CaStleWUod is Tee.
TO J. third Tine = 25 BesteriinE and Ray
Thompe0n also ran
THIRD RACE-FiEe furlonEs. Anna Smith. l05
,Murphyl . 20 J. wou; IStria. i03 iDubeil. 20 9
second; Ora Sudduth IoS tY0ungl 20 l. third.
Tine. 1Oi Is. Miss Dustin, HanoWay and Ara
vaka slso ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furiougs Suafre, l0s
Burns, 70 5, VICE; BEdslAyer. los gAlurphyl !
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
Nrffr McIntvre III

New York. Jan 4-Suffering from ap-
pendicitis. Matty Mcintyre. outfielder Of
the Detroit baseball team. champions Of
the American League. is in St. Vincents
Hospital. West New Brighton. Staten
Island. The outhelder's condition Is said
TO be serious. and ne is being attended
By DR.. Fred COnley.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
TotSls----- sa % as
Railway League.
FRIENDS PLAYER HURT.
Buddy Fay Lost to Basketball
Team for Several Weeks.

Buddy" Fay. one OF the star basket
ball players at the Friends School, was
the victim Of an accident while working
on his motor cycle just before the Christ
mas holidays. He viii not be able 70
play in any Of the games for several
weeks
Fay is a star forward. and has been
with the team for three years.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
CoIvin Calls Hunters Bluff.

Manager J. c. Colvin. Of The Fight
ing" Parson. Kid Payton. and Kid Cor
don, accepts the challenge from Frank
Hunter. the latter agreeing to stop ali
three OF Colvin's string IN the same ring.
It's up 10 Manager Lee 10 get busy.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
DOWN THE ALLEYS.

The duckpin tournament came 10 an end
last night with the following qualifying
for the finals, which VIII be rolled to
night. starting at S O'Clock.
Eiker, Sims. WeckerIy, Meggett, Harley,
Emmert, Williams, Rodrick, Michaud.
Rice, Hawksworth, Doyle, Baum, Far
row. Yates, or List. Following are eligi-
BE IN case some OF the above fail 10 put
IN an appearance. Yates or List, Spiess.
Hill. Ricketts,
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05

O. 3 second judge Du-don. is Young 70 2
third Tine Us 35 3liss ko5 and Haymsrkst
ais1 ran.
FIFTH RACE-FTTe and 0ne-hslf fu-lc-Es s..
Ate. lis D1,sif. % ? Won, Belle q -he Ball
IS .Ru-usI. s O. 8. second. Lgd.a Guntfr, IL
leads. 6 70 l. third- Tine. f-n35 Miss Czrd-
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
LOWE IS WILLING.
VIII Box Ryan Providing Winner
Takes All.

Washington. y. c.. Jan. 1. 19o9.-Sport-
ing Editor The Washington Herald.
Dear Sir. Seeing in this mornings issue
where Willie Ryan's manager. Mr. Blivin.
says Kid Sullivan and Tommy Lowe are
afraid to go IN the ring with Ryan Now.
Blivin knows very well Ryan wouldn't
have a look-in with either boy Lowe
fights Dummy Decher on January II at
the Monumental Club Baltimore. After
that he viii meet Ryan on one condition
Winner take al and side bet Of $50.
JERRY MCCARTHY.
Manager Of Tommy Lowe
81 D street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
ROSE TO BE LAWYER.
Champion shOt-putter VIII Not Quit
Sport.

Sport.
Sacramento. Cal, Jan. Ralph Rose,
champion shot-putter Of the world, has
arrived here for the purpose Of appear
ing before the Appellate Court to-mor-
row TO take an action for admission 10
the bar in California He has been study
ing law since his return from the Oiym-
prominent attorney and mayor Of Heads
burg
After I am admitted to the bar. -
said Rose. I viii not abandon athletics.
I expect some time In the future TO bet
ter my mark in the shOt-put. As soon as
can arrange il. 1 intecd to take a trip
through Europe. and viii take part in
meets there
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05

Yankee Schwartz, the clever bantam
who Is known TO Boston ringgoers under
the name OF Eddie Curtis. is cleaning up
al the boys in his class around Phiiadel-
phia- He takes on Patsy Brannigaa at
Pitts6urg Monday night; then goes West
after further honors.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
NATIONALSSETTLEUP Up
Johnson, BlankenShip, Free
man ReinStated.
CHASE MATTER HANGS FIRE

Jimmy SebTinE Comes Back Into the
Fold and VIII Play with Brooklyn.
sfdera BILE Business ut Annual Sex-
siOn-Herrmann Is Reelected.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
JONES SURE TO PLAY.
Jake Atz Says White SOx
Leader VIII Return.
STAGE FOR CHARLEY HICKMAN

@Handsome' SIug-er Receives Offer
from Johnny Ray, of the King
Casey Company, but Turns Ii Down.
Curious Mix-up of Dates for the
Schedule Next Season.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
JEFFRIES WAVERING
Big Fellow Nay Yet Meet
Jack Johnson.
TALKS FIGHT IN EARNEST

Tells One of His Friends that il He
Ever Gets Back Into the Game He
VIII Tour the World In Antieipa-
tion OF Cleaning Up S2OO, ,OOO-Says
COrbett Can Beat the Negro.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05

President Ban Johnson received a
telegram late tonight that the applica-
ton OF Hal Chase. OF the Hlghlanders,
for reinstatement was on its way East
from the Coast
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05

617 D street northwe
The Washington herald., 1909-01-05
sunday school Leaeue.
Church League
Commercial Duckpin League.

Hurley Won roH-oF.