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Evening star., 1909-02-07
TERRIFIC WIND FOR
SKATING TOURNEY
Ed Lamy Wins the HaIf-MiIe,
One-MiIe and Three
Mile Events.

MONTREAL. February a--With a tor
rife wind blowing over track Chat had
been drenched by steady rain In ths
morning the amateur skating chaInpsnn-'
ships "f Canada We're run or today. ThAro
was only a small attendance Conditions
improved toward the end OF the meotfnU
and the track hardened UP. although EhO
wind did not abate. Edmund 1amy of
the Sarsnac Lake Athletic Associsf3on
won the half mile. tho milo and the three
miles O. +. Bush. the one-arTned skater OF
Edmonton, Alberta. was 1amy's most
serious rival He Tell in the mile event
within thirty wards OF tho tape. when ne
vas putting up great fight with IAmy
fo- first place Fred Robson OF Toronto
won the 90 hurdles IN easy style SUM-
mar:
Hanoht9n s,nn,, Won; " g. E,nls,soe. NJ A A.
second hear Ioserh Miller X. Z. A. C.. N-w
YORK.. wen: w. ". Jackson, NJ. A. A. A..
Third heat--W Sutpbeu. Saratoga A. G. won:
T. Logan. So. John. Y B.. second. Time, - As
Fourth hest-F Lamy. sa-aaac Las- A g A,
wor: Lot Rec. Toronto. second. Time. Is Is
semi-ilnals e21 yards; First beat Bush won:
Finlayson second, rm" 20 seconds
90 Second heat-Lainy won; Zoe. second. Time.
-
Final-Bush Won; laniy second. Time. p
seconds
$50 yards hacknard-Russell Wheeler. VI, 4.
4. A.. won; :, ". Hoigafa, Montreal. second;
j. {. Parent, Montreal. third. Time. A.
Half mile: First heat. A. Anderson, Chi
csSo, Won; BusD. s'c"nd Time. $50.
Second heat Miller won; Logan. second.
Tine, l.34 3D.
Third heat-!.amv won: G Craager Wandc--
crs' A. G.. New York second. T1,ne *.
Fourth heat-SutEhen won; II. kaad. Chicago.
second Time, - 3 3
Final -Iamy wo1, Bash second: Miller. third.
Time. l.25
On" mile First heat Srtphen won: Finay-
son. second: q. Fisher, Milwaukee, third Tine.
SI5.
Second hHat-Lany won; Bush second: An
dcrson. third. Time. 3 Ii a..
Fiual-Lamy won: Anderson second: Sutphrn,
third. Time, IS 3-5
DO yard h lrd.s-Fred Robson Toronto won;
Finlayson, second: Carbr9y, Montreal, thirl.
Tine. So seconds.
Three miles Lamy won; Anderson. eecond,
Miller, third Time, 1919 4-5.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
TAMPA RACES RUN
OFF AMID SHOWERS
Sally Preston Captures Fea-
ture From Roseburg II
in Clever Style.

TAMPA, Fla, February 1.-THE fourth
race was the feature at the Fair Grounds
today. Sally Preston led aN the way and
won with ease. Roseburg II came from
behind in the stretch, but though ma k
ing game finish failed to catch the fly
ing Sally. In the sixth race. Gallileo
beat Don Hamilton by head in fierce
drive
riding in the first race.
Weather showery; track good.
The Summaries.
First race. four aud a half furIongs-Rsy
Thompson 1l6 tMarphyy. 10 ;. Won; Nioless
ia ,Burns) to 2. second; Fresh, III tOherD
20 10 l. third Time, 059- Ramble, Katie
Gleason. osrrle Elder, Expect 10 See and Dew
OF Dawn also ran.
the latter was flied $50. The horses remained
as they finished.
even. won; Eiysium, lo5 lGrifin,. : to /. sec
ond; Ornamnsa, 35 tLovelD, to |, third. Time
las. Layson, Oriental Queen, Tamel and Left
Third race. five fur!ongs- Claiborne. 1oe tTro1
lerl. 10 l. won: Scotch Lass. 1911 Crowley
to /. third. Time LOS -. Gunshot Willlford
John a. Munrue aud Eustacian also ran.
pres1on 1Is re-: Msrtn to- Won Rossours II
l05 tHannoD,, . to g second Momentum, 11l
surns' pe even nd third vorihg TIM ad 2ot s. Che,
Fifth race. i've furlongs-Gambler, - Uauil
TO L. won: Reinette, So (Rrennanl. to l. sec
ond; Reticent. l02 tSmithI Is 10 l, third. Time
LOO ia. DonaIdo Lady Caroline ii, Miss limo
gene Amado Profitable and Enlist also SO, ran; &
nam, 8 TO s. Won; Don Hamilton, los tCrowiey,
= 10 l. second: Belle Scott, 10s tScully>, 10 Il
/ third. Time, 81 "a. Richmond Duke, Flar
nes Malta and Jack Mckeon also ran.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
GEORGETOWN GAMES.
Carlisle to Have Men in Events and
Also Relay Team.

Manager Corcoran yesterday received
word from Glenn 9. Warner, director Of
athletics at the Carlisle Indian School.
that he would bring to Washington a full
squad of track and field men to COM
pete In the Blue and Gray indoor meet
of March T. This entry came as a COM
plete surprise to the Hilltop management.
as Carlisle has never before taken part
in an indoor meet. Mr.. Warner also
stated that this would be the redskins
only appearance in Washington.
Immediately upon receiving word from
the Indian director Manager Corcoran en-
tered into negotiations with Johns Hop
kins University relative to arranging 4
relay race between the Baltimoreans and
the braves. The wearers Of the III" have
been anxious for some time to get long
distance match for their quartet, and as
the Indians are noted for their lasting
powers it is thought that the race will be
brought about.
Director Warner will also be accorded
the honor of an official at the meet. prob
ably being asked to act as q judge OF
timer He Is well known throughout the
country as one OF the best foot ball
coaches in America and has also had
great experience in the line OF track ath-
Ietics, so that his aid in an Official ca
pacity will be a great boon to the local
games.
Another relay match which has been
arranged during the past week Is that
between Villanova and Fordham. These
two ancient rivals have become very bit
ter toward each other since the 20 foot
ball battle of last fall and hence may
be expected to run their heads off for a
victory.
The Georgetown team is fast rounding
into tiptop condition and expect to be
able to hand Virginia a lemon when the
two institutions clash in their dual events.
The locals will not enter q relay in the
Federal games. but will give all their en-
deavors toward coping a few Of the In
dividual points. Whether q relay four
will be sent to Richmond has not been
| settled as yet, but In all likelihood one
will be- as this race would serve them in
good stead as q creator Of experienca.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
WINS IN BALTIMORE.
Washington Y. M. c. A. Basket Ball
Team; Defeats West Branch.

Special Dispatch The star
BALTIMORE, Md. February e.-The
Washington Y. NJ. C. A. overwhelmed the
West Branch Y. NJ. C. A. basket ball
team OF this city In the Tri-City League
game tonight at the West Branch gym
| nasium. the Washington quintet winning
| by the large score Of 80 to 4
The locals presented a brand-new team,
the old players having quit the team. The
team which opposed the visitors was very
light and was outclassed From the start
it could be easily seen that Washington
would not have any difficulty in winning.
as the West BrancherS could not very
we'll stop their rushes to the goal. In
the first half the Washingtonians scored
over half OF their goals, and in the sec
ond half took things easy. Jones and
Croghan. the forward men for the Wash
ington team, played an excellent game.
their shooting for the goal being very ac-
curate. Hubbard at center played in eX-
cellent form. as did the three guards.
Rogers. Fowler and Roberts. For the To-
cal team Disney PLAYED a fast game.
II was announced tonight that the team
that lined up against Washington tonight
would finish out the Tri-City League as
the representative team Of West Branch
The lineup OF the teams:
Washington Y. NJ c. A.-Jones and
Croghan. forwards: Hubbard, center;
Rogers. Fowler and Roberts, guards.
West Branch-Disney Kaufman. for
wards; BarthoIow. center: Hines, Win
ters and Bob, guards.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
NEW YORK WINS
RACQUET MATCH

PHILADELPHIA. Februa!% 6.-The
second half Of the intercity racquet match
between New York and Philadelphia WAS
played today at the Racquet Club, New
York splitting even on the days play and
thereby winning the event. Last week
the local players went to New York and
lost both matches. but today DIR. J. A.
aIiskey and Wilson Potter. the second
team won their match and thus saved Il
whitenash. Potter and Miskey were op-
posed to William Stackpole and G. Dou
elas, the pair that beat them last week.
but today the Philadelphians showed
much better form and made a runa way
win.
George Brooke and r. Il. Cassatt were
the local players against Il. Waterbury
and Payne Whitney In the first team
event and the New Workers were plainly
superior to the losers. The summary:
First teams
l.. Waterbury and P. Whitney, New
York. o. 10, II. Il. 70
G Brooke and r. *. Cassatt, Philadel-
phia. 10. 4. II. IA, 10.
Second teams
DR.. MIskey and W. Potter. Philadelphia.
-. 10. IL. 10. 10
G.. Douglas and ". NJ Stackpole. New
York, ?, I, 10 S. Is.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
Oakland Entries for Monday.

First race, Futurity course; selling -Fulford,
los: Glib c.. Autumn Days. l02: aemper Fidelis
Ezotist 1Ol; Dorothy Ledgett. o.; Glare c., 96:
Bonfls. Jim Hanna. Incentive q3.
Second race, three and one-ha,f furlonss purse
w arfare, Vondel Lady Elizabeth, Infection,
no; Olathe, English Nail. lo4; Nile. Mischief.
Amelia Rose. Electrow2D, Emma Zuia, 10l
Airie Fairie. 9S.
Third race, Futur1ty course; selAns-Trois
Temp. 40: Hoyle. lo7: Blsmeless. Bill Eaton
81: Little Jane. 81; serenade. SO; Bsnthel o..
Fourth race, one mile; sellng-Belmere, George
Cowen. lO8; Tennessee Boy, Joe Rose. Steel. I07
The Peer. Louis streuber. 1o2; Doogo. Rose.
vale. 100.
Fifth race. mile and q sixteenth; selling
Beechwood: orchan. Derdom, Okenite. L. g.
Ackerley. Prince Of Orange. III: Bsnposal Vel
Belle. se: Harry Rogers 50.
Sixth race. six furlongs; Deutschland.
Ellerd Joe Wcoten st. Francis. ia; CAdicAon
East End. ]. c. Core. Honest. Ill: Grace c.,
lO9; Be Thankful. Wuerxberser. Fordello lOs
Evening star., 1909-02-07
CENIRAL'S LARGE
LIST OF ENTRIES

Manager Owen Kennedy of the Central
High School track team gave out the list
Of entries in the George Washington Uni
versity games yesterday. Coach Bill
Foley remarked that the men paid out
enough money in entry fees to buy q
handsome trophy for themselves, any
way. He said that if all the schools and
Central the management Of the meet
should put up some fine medals.
Beyond saying that the team should put
cies as to Centrals chances. The entries
are as follows:
30 yards scholastic-McDonaid, @. Lancaster,
Dewey, (ulluH.
90 yards. open-McDonald. G. Lancaster, r.
Lancaster Dewey.
50 yards novice-Tibbers. Fischer. Rollins.
Trudgian
80 yards. open handicap-Shiles. Cullum.
440 yards. schOlastic-Rollins, G. Lancaster.
44o yards scholastic, hurdles-R. Lancaster.
Bragg, Hunt.
COO yards. novice-McKinner. Lawrence, Star
row. Leonard, Richardson, Nichols.
$50 Yards open-Urner.
$50 yards, open handicap Stevenson, Stuart.
I,O1O yards, scholsstic-Barrett. Zeh. Harnll.
ton. Bullock.
i 600 yards open-Bryant
Standing high jump-Witten, Howard.
Running high tump-Currle. Beach.
Shot put, scholastic-Menefee, Kelly. Spransy,
Anderson.
Shot-put. open-Kelly, Spransy, Menefee.
In addition to the events listed, mid
get relay race has been arranged with
the management Of the Western High
School team.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
CARROLL'S WRESTLERS.
Seven Men to Represent Gold and
White on Mat.

Prof. Joyce. physical director OF Car
roll Institute. yesterday announced the
makeup Of the graphing team that is TO
represent c. ]. in the wrestling tourna-
ment February "A. The men are all old
ones at the game, and no doubt will Sue
ceed IN keeping some OF the medals at
home 1t is likely that most OF them will
be matched against men from George
town University. thus making the affair
A dual contest between the students and
club boys.
The team will be headed by L. Steiner
who weighs in at 10 pounds. He is a
wiz on the mat, and has been put at
the top on account OF his experience. In
the 16O-pound class there will be Carl
Mueller and c. n. Ashton. The first
mentioned. besides being derotee of
the catch-as-catch-c can game, is crack
oarsman. having been captain Of the Po-
tomacs for a number of years past. Ash
ton is an all-around star OF the Holy
Name Athletic Club. who is also doing a
few stunts at the institute.
r. Riley is TO uphold the honor Of the
club In the 155-pound class, and those
who have seen him at work say that he
Will be able to do 1t. But IL Is in the
lightweight department that the stars are
entered. Three men will wrestle under
this head, and every one Of them won
medal in the last tournament held at Car
roll Institute, some years ago. They are
Lavigne, GULL and Foley, each tipping the
scales In the neighborhoOd Of 125 pounds
All arrangements have been completed
for the tournament, which promises TO be
one of the best ever seen In Washington.
The entry blanks arc out. and may be OBJ
tanned either at Carroll Institute or Ryan
gymnasium. Georgetown. Tho prelimi-
narjes will be held in the latter place
Wednesday. February II. just a week be-
fore the final bouts. The holding OF the
weeding-out matches up on the hill Is
being done for the convenience of the
university students. who are making
great plans to enter crack team. Ad-
mission to the preliminaries will be by
card only. The entries will close at 6
D m. February II.
The officials have been selected, and
their names follow: Referee, Prof Mau-
rice A joyce physical director Of Car
roll Institute and Georgetown University;
timer, Mr. John Merkling OF Carroll In
stitute: representative Of the A. A. u.
under the rules of which the meet Is TO
be carried on. DIR. Wiber. president of
registration committee for the south At
lantic states.
full list OF entries. with weights and
matchings for the pre1iminaries. will be
made public a week from Wednesday,.
while day later the rounds for the final
tournament will he announced. In all, II
Is expected that there will he about
twenty bouts to he decided on the night
of the 24th.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
CLOSED MEET OF
THE HIGH SCHOOLS
Technical Wins Out by One
Point Over the Western
Lads.

Technical, Western and Business plgn
schools met ii closed meet yesterday
in the StenoGraphers' gymnasium held
mainly for the purpose Of aTording the
boys of all three schools experience and
pra ctice and the Machinists led at the
finish by one point over Western, the
score being Technical, 1s: Western. II.
and Business, 10
Sprarsy of Technical and Dyson Of
Western shared individual honoss, each
scoring ten points for his school. over
nalf the number OF points made by their
teammates Dyson was easily the star in
the dis ance events, and crossed the tape
by a lap in both the mile and half mile.
while Capt. Spransy OF the Technical
squad won the shot put with an excellent
put OF 81 feet 9 inches. ana cleared the
bar q winner IN the high jump with a
leap OF fve feet. Robinson Of Western
also ran steady race In the mile.
Every event was we'll matched and was
place fought for and we'll earned by the
winner. Capt. Rathbone and Hill per-
formed the best for the Stenographers by
their consistent work In every event they
entered. Rathbone sprang into prorni-
nence as a high jumper by pushing
Spransy hard to defeat him. thereby Sc
curing second place In this event. Hill
ran an excellent race In tho second half
mile while Pratt Of Western displayed
excellent form in the first half mile. fin
ishing second to Dyson.
Western was particularly strong in the
dista ance events and scored the whole
! total Of its points in the mile and half
mile runs.
Two relay races were run bet Tech
i..,al and Business, q junior and senior
race taking place between these two IN
stitutions. Both races were hard fought,
but the Machinists outgamed their man
at the finish after an excellent display OF
grit This was particularly true OF Ihrall
of Technical. who overcame the lead
Davis. the crack Business runner, was
given in the senior relay and led him
across the tape by few yards. Davis
falling on the home stretch.
The closeneSs OF the meet made it In
teresting and worthy Of the large at
tendance present. which Injected lots of
spirit into the affair by the lively cheering
that took place. Eastern will in all proba-
nents I'm these indoor affairs and will
most likely hook up in competition this
Saturday. Excellent results are being OBJ
tanned from these competitions. and pros
poets of their being continued are par.icu-
larly bright Lists Of events and win
ners follow:
Shot Put-spransy Techniesl, won; distance.
Farmer tTechnicaD. third.
Mile Run-Dyson (Wessern,. won: time. 522:
Robinson (Westernl, second; H1ll tBusfDeSsf.
First Half Mie-Dyson WESTERN. won: Farmer
Second Halt Mile-HilI (Busness,. won; Pratt
(western,. second; Decker (westsrnt. third.
) feet: Ratbbone Buslness,, second; Shaw (Busi
Senior Reiay-won by Technical tTew Frazier,
Foveil and ThralD: second, Business lRathbone
Junior Relay Won by Technical Farmer. Chill
co.t, keoiar and Mayne,. second, Business tStew
art Elseman Woodburn and II. Davis.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
EASY VICTORY FOR
AUSTRALIAN RUGBY

BERKELEY. Cal. February By the
score OF % to the Australian Wallabie
Rugby team this afternoon defeated the
University of California fifteen on a sloppy
field and partly in a heavy rain. The
Wallabie scored Il in the first half.
making five tries. but converting only one.
This was kicked by Carmichael. who
did most Of the punting for the Austra-
ians and with considerable accuracy and
length despite the fact that the field was
heavy with mud.
In the second half the Californiaus dc"
fensfye work showed To better advantage
and the Wallabies were held to two tries.
both of which Carmichael converted. The
greatest surprise to local experts was tho
accurate passing of the Wallabies, Cali
fornia being absolutely unable 10 break
up the passing rushes.
The Australian team was given hearty
reception upon It's arrival here today.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
ANOTHER FAT PURSE
FOR SAM H|LDRETH
Montgomery Wins Holland Cup
at the Santa Anita
Track.

Los ANGELES. February G-On a
sloppy track Sam HiidretI's Montgomery.
quoted al Is TO ). won the Holland cup at
Two and a quarter miles at Santa Anita
today. defeating Nadzu. an to I choice.
with the favorite, Animus. third.
The judges today gave out q statement
in which they ordered c. H Knebelkamp,
his horses and his trainer. 0. o. West,
jr., away from the track for fighting yes
terday in the paddock.
The Summaries.
First race, six farlongs-Sir Alvescot, l01 ,R
Willisrns). to l. won; Enfield, 10 u. Howard
I to 1, second: Reformation. Ito &C Eussein,
TO z, third. Tine. 1.1435. Cotyctto, Lady
Irma. Uncle Jim. Strike Out and Prince Ga
also ran.
Second race, purse two-year-olds: three ane
to S. Won: :sare Get. ioa 1k-nnedyS. ii to 5
ssifS rs e4 nss. ss SH ssis Eevy
e. Lady Part. Gamers .;I and Rocky oorien!
to 8. second: Tony Bonero IA tCuilen). II to
lsnd cup: si.soo added Mont ssmery, ia II
/. s Second: l. Ani1.s. los G'o~ers,. to s. .hird
Tine 3.5s D.: J. c. Clem. Big Bow. C1ar. Mis-:
Of tOus Milford and Oberon also ran
Fifth ra,e. six turlongs-Guy Fisher. 11O Pow
ers,, to 2. won; Melton Cloth. 102 (Willian,sl
8 to I. second: French Cook. 115 tButwen). t
l. third. Time. 1.14i-5. San Vito Guard Rail
Empire Expedi.len and Hamper also ran; -,
Powers,. Z to 8, won: Niblick. Ill CGoldstein)
to l, second; Progress, Ill tAubuchonl. to l
third. Time. les As. Margaret Randolph
De1igre. Wolfville, Monvina. Sumner Cloud ant
X SEVENTH ,si Isl race ~ selling six furlongs- -Littl.
Flush lO7 walsh 3 TO I. won: Some Stone
1IO tE. Dugan,. to .. second; Chilta, 11o Pow
ers). to 3. third Time, l.15 2-5. Nasmerita
Robert Gray. Alien Lee. Likely Dieudonne, Sim
prella Altenherg and Lula g. also
Evening star., 1909-02-07
NATIONAL SKI
TOURNEY STARTS

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, February 6-Ten
thousand people today witnessed the runs
in the first day OF the national ski tourna-
mem. Barney Riley. Coleraine, Mimi,
won first prize. 1ngwald Sand, Minne-
apolis, won first prize in class c. Follow
ing are winners:
Class B-First, Barney Riley Coleraine Minn,
223h points: SECOND, Ingwald Hendricksoo. Eau
t1aire. S22 2 points: third; Ralph velkman. Hs.g
Wing 1898 points; fifth, NJ. johnson. dameron.
160 points.
Class C-F1rst, Ingwald Sand, Minneapolis.
mia points: second. Sigourd Carlson, COlerains.
2O4 points. Seven others started.
longest standing jump today by Strumn Min
neapolis, 81 feet. Barney Riley 1umpc0 IL feet,
but fell,
Evening star., 1909-02-07
NAL LONEY TO TAKE
SHY AT lONGBOAT

YONKERS. y. Y, February 6--It was
announced here today that Matthew
Maloney, the amateur champion Mara
then runner Of this city, had sent his
resignation as an amateur athlete to
President James Z. Sullivan OF the A. A.
L, and had issued a challenge to Tom
Lcngboat. winner OF last nights Mara
thon race with Alfred Shrubb in New
York, for a race in Madison Square Gard
en- for the worlds Marathon champion
ship 1t Is believed that the race will
be arranged as Longboat, II Is said, has
expressed q willingness TO meet Maloney.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
Club Pool Match.

Next Saturday night pool match will
be held at the Elks' Club. 921 II street,
between the Fat Mems Club and tho Elks'
Club. Both teams are composed of very
strong players and a good match.is ex-
pected. Without doubt the greatest in
terest will be centered in the match be-
tween George Campbell OF the Royal par
iors and Gus Wade OF the Palace These
men have been rivals OF several years
standing and are said by their friends to
be out for blood.
Evening star., 1909-02-07

TOPEKA. Kan, February 6-The state
supreme court today decided that base
ball may be played Sunday in Kansas
The case came up from Olathe. where
Ernest Prather was convicted Of playing
base ball Sunday. He appealed and Jus
the ground that base ball is a national
sport and has no immoral tendencies.
Evening star., 1909-02-07
Three WORLDS
RECORDS BROKEN

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. February g.
At the indoor meeting of the Olympic
Athletic Club last night three worlds
records were broken. Andrew Glarner
lowered to 200 2-5 the record for q half
mile, held by Melvin Sheppard, Of GO2 20.
Herbert Cheek, won the sixty-yard low
hurdle event in 0O7 2-5 from Smithson
Of the Multnomah Club. Smithson low
cred his own record over the eighty yard
high hurdles to o.10