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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-03

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town or country. Address Student,
this office. 1891
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-03
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property; pay expenses. Apply Adj
vertiser office. 1892
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
LOCAL BOWLING NOTES.

Few people around town know that the
Y N c A has six alleys that are as
good, II not better. than any other in
town Underwood is responsible for this
That fellow HaIIer should make Wash
ington his home and pick up Harry
krauss for q team mate Guess they
couldn't clean up a bunch Of coin.
Stevens, one OF The New Yorkers who
rolled at the Palace last night. rolled the
bali of the alley on three different .occa-
sions- This accounts for his low scores.
Those New York chaps were certainly
there last night, and although they lost to
the local team. they at least had the sat
isIaction Of knowing that they forced the
Washingtonians 10 the limit to win
Jimmy Smith. conceded 10 be the best
bowler in New York, did not show I'D in
Baltimore Tuesday night nor here last
night Stevens says he Is a better bowler
than Haller. He must be the real goods.
The interest being shown by the local
bowlers in the coming big tournament az
New York seems 10 indicate that should
the Detroit delegation succeed in getting
the next tourney Of the American Bowl
ing Congress. Washington VII not send
any teams. as it almost a foregone con
elusion that Philadelphia viii get the
next National Bowling Association tour
nament and the local men figure that the
difference in expense IS such as TO cause
them to pass I'D the A 3. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
FOUR FAV0RITES FIRST.
One Outsider Gets the Money at
EmeryyiiIe.


EmeryyiIIe.
San Francisco. Jan. 13.-FOur favo1tes.
one second choice. and an outsider won
first money at Emeryville to-day. Form
players and boobies split about even The
summaries.
FIRST RACE-Six fuglonsS Erbst &c tUrt1-i.
to 5 won; Coufessor. IL (RosSi. 3 % l. ssc1u,l;
Tie Peer. S ,RCsseiu. L 10 : tbt7d TINE. lis.
Ncvgorod Be B-ief Bcdchs-1ber Andoche. Id
ward Ormondo TaIeut0s2 and C0Cuey also IN
SECOND RACE-SiK fuTl0nEs- SsTenZie 90 JD5T-
eTichl Z 30 l. Won; s.. Avon. iei walsh, : 20 J.
secood; Lstsle Sis. e Uptoa, 70 p laird Tine.
LA 1S Wsrdea YeI DaIEn- Fuunysids- LoEd
Provost. Charles Green Gene RuSseL and Modicum
ais0 Tzn-
THIRD RACE,-Three frrloHgs Gilbert Rose. Is
70 . secoud. Rezon. lol jWalsI}. 80 % l. third
Tine Ok Twin Screw. AiIie Fame Warfare
o h Herud0n. Prince Winter. Fau-asa. Ramona.
TTiio5S. and A. Iones also T1n.
FOURTH RACE-FutuTjtv couTse- iscoblte- lae
tNoJteTi. 20 ,. Uon. Mailman. q fIapisnl- Il 90
p. second Trois Temps. q Walsh Z % 1. third
Tine 1d3 IS ]. T. Sheehzu, Charles DoherJy.
and Miss Delaney also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards.
Dainty Belle Ia CTaplinl 70 5 Won; Kate
Powers I02 tGIasneri 60 10 T. second; Tem2ceo. IA
Meter. 9 70 ; third Time, 1,iS p Cambyses.
Miss Mazzoni san Gil. Bill Curtis. ard lEtiamnla-
Die also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity cUurSe- Aoe q Dia-
noDds. lie CNcCGrthyl. u /. wol; Gallnda. la5
JGoldsteini g 10 l. second. Matchtuiia 70, tkeosh
to . third. Tine, 1.I3 35- Faueul Hall Moorish
King. Incentive. Lack Nate Joe Nolan. and County
Seat also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
LOS ANGELES RACES.
Mud Horses Have Everything Their
Own Way.

Los Angeles. Jan 15.-TO-day was hard
picking for the talent. The track was a
sea OF mud. so the mUdders won the
greater number Of the card
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Ffve and ohe-half f5ulouss. Father
Stafford. los Shilling. Il 70 ). won; Taaama. lJ5
(Treubeil II 70 3 second; Royal Stone. lo7 Nc
Czheyi. . 70 l. third. Time los Bliss Ca-uan.
BAYFIELD, Empire Expedition. Roy I. star Thistle.
Mr. Bishop. Detector Matte Russell, and Howard
Pearson also Tal
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs- La Gloria. 1o7
tPowers), il 70 10. Won; Golding, los tShillingi.
II 20 70. second: Port Malone. lb ButWeil. IS u
/ third Tine, !. "A Willstoa. Calner. CaaaTio,
and Noltrome also ran
THIRD RACE-SeTcn furlongs. PropSr. Ia But
Eein. 70 l. won: Pickaway. lo5 iNctiee. l4 to
ia second; Donald Macdonald. g Sumter. . 90
/ third Tine. 2 Z5 Taunt Steel Elizabeth
r. Maid Of Gotham. GlaucUs. and Third Rail also
ran
FOURTH RACE-FiTe fJlElongs. Entire Nous.
los tArchibald}. 70 , woB: MolEe Mont-use. le5
ersi. 70 / third Time. so. Billy Mayhem.
MAY sutton. Os0rfne Senator Barrett NOME Ii
ellie and Shirley Rossm0Te aiSo ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and three-sizteenths miles.
MeTlinEO III C1ictieel S 10 l. Won; a. MESk0day.
IL Clark. I to . second; Bszncas. ls Howard.
to l. third Tine. 90 S1airksr and Alteration
also rxn.
SIXTH RACE-FiTe furi0DES Al Alone. I5
fTreubell. 10 L Ton. TTamat0T. JOG king. . TO
]. second: Tim O'Tooie. ie9 Powers. 70 !. third
Tine. iJl- SerTicence Yolma c.. Iacienent, Pm
aus. Chipmunk Adelbcrt Belle GqSsipe-. Bod.
and Orphan Boy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
BECKER IS WINNER AT GOLF
Massachusetts, Player Captures Hon
ors at Pinehurst.
Lands the Presidents Cup by De-
feating L. A Hamilton Two
Up and One TO Play.

Pinehurst. y. c, Jan. &c. L. Becker.
Of the Woodland Golf Club. Massa-
chusetts. captured the Presidents cup
from l. a. Hamilton. Of Englewood. il
the final round Of the sixth annual mid
winter golf tournament to-day by uD
and TO play.
The Massachusetts player had a bit the
best Of ii from the turn. and gained a
lead Of upon the tenth. which he main
tsined 10 the finish. Hamilton reduced
his opponents lead OF Up. by winning
the fifteenth and sixteenth holes. half
on the seventeenth settling il
In the mornings play Mr. Hamilton
had close match with his brother. p.
81. Hamilton. Of wykagyl. winning ! I'd
M Becker defeated E J. ShauIding. of
Waubannakee. and I, and !. P. Gard
Her. OF Midlothian, captured the first d.
vision consolation from T. c Jennings.
of Nassau, 3 and 3 Other division win
ners were s. I. Brunbaugh. OF the Phila-
delphia Country Club; J. Il. Hawlwey.
Of HackensaCk. X G. Clark. Of Wood
land; Dr. E Senzemzn. OF Atlantic CITY.
and r A. Sasseen. Of Fox Hills
In the semi-fnais for the Secretary-s
cup. ". l. HUrd. OakmOnt. beat y.
Annis. Detroit. and J.
In the semi-hnaIs for the consolation. 7
D. Plummer. Springfield. Mass. beat J
'. HuTd. PIttSbUTg s and .
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

There Is some talk OF Arthur Tindal.
Of Seattle. Wash. coming here next fail
10 coach the Central football team
The candidates for the Western High
School baseball team are busy these days
practicing in the gymnasium. The Red
and White school viii have fast nine
this year.
Burgess. OF Technical. is training hard
these days in anticipation Of trying for
the hurdles. Another man in the hurdles
who is showing class is Goldsmith. q
member Of this seasons football eleven
Linthicum. q former star athlete at
Eastern, but who has been making a
name for himself al Michigan. viii turn
professional after the college baseball
season This is the announcement Of a
number OF his intimate friends
Bill Foiey's weekly indoor meet. which
IS held every Saturday morning. is some
thing that ought 10 be taken up in all the
high schools. The one this week promises
10 be a pippln. nd the events viii. in all
probability, be run in fast time
Richmond Bryant. a former Centralite.
but late Of Washington and Lee Cniver-
SHY llhcS us FORMER SclO0l 50 Vel tIaT
he VIII probably return Bryant is
crackerjack athlete. and in getting him
Central has surely landed a plum.
Technical VIII be well represented IN
the 10 ana % yard dashes in the indoor
meets this season. Nearly forty are try
ing for the sprints and about twenty for
the quarter out Of this bunch the Rhode
Island avenue school should land a couple
OF places in each.
Technical has a likely looking bunch Of
dash men in ClUlcOtt. Kramer, ThraII.
and Falc0ner. The quartet is working
hard. and, according TO the form and
speed they are displaying. VIII be ex-
pected TO deliver the goods in the indoor
meets this season.
Hodges. OF the Technical track team
VINO IS showing Up well in the half-mile,
Is anxious for the coaches to make I'D a
tWo-mile relay team. Hodges idea IS a
good one, but as there are very few two
nile teams, either here or in Baltimore.
match races viii be hard to arrange.
Business High School may be repre-
sented with a half-mile relay team this
year, now that Tech rum ers want one
The StenOgTaphers have several good dis
tance men, among whom are Fegan. Hi.
and Dement, Besides these. there are
several others who are pretty good al
this distance.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
ENLARGE SUBURBAN CIRCUIT
TakOma, Silver Spring, and Rock
vile Knocking at Door.
Fred Page Elected President Oi
LeaCue-ScheduIe Committee
Also Appointed.

At a meeting yesterday OF the Subur-
ban League officers were elected and the
league reorganized for the season The
directors named a committee on rules.
which win report at the next melting.
It is the intention of the board Of direc-
tors to ask for an enlargement Of the
circuit, as there are but four teams al
present in the league. The names OF the
teams that VIII be offered franchises were
not announced but It Is known that
Rockville Tacoma and Silver Spring
want to come in These teams woUl5 be
a big addition 20 the league, as each has
a large following
4 schedule committee viii not be Sc
fected until Il is known how many teams
viii be in the circuit. The officers elected
are as follows President, Fred Page.
vice president Roger Garrett; secretary
and treasurer, Robert Jones.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

Hunter-No the receptions al Uncle
Billie Wsgner's on Capitol Hill have not
been discontinued on account OF the al
fractions n the 5-Ce4t theateTs- Hon
John Peyton viii give his famous lecture
tomorrow night, Shooting ducks from
a Venetian blind
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
TO SMASH HOLLANDS RECORD
Harry Hillman Starts Training for
Hatehetite Meet.
New York VIII Send Down Small
Delegation to see Bacon and
GtSsinG Run

New York. Dec. 13-HarTy Hillman.
the Y. N c A flyer, yesterday began
training for one special thing. and that
IS 10 break the indoor record OF Couven-
tioa Hall now held by Billy Holland, the
old Georgetown and intercollegiate cham
pion
HIllman realizes that starting from
scratch and to pick his way through a
big field Of fast quarter miIers ne viii
have to be in the very best shape pos
sible. so as not 20 be overworked. He
has cancelled several trips and refused
invitations 10 compete al other athletic
carnivaIs-
Holland established the present record
in 1862 and several cracks have tried TO
lower II. but never succeeded. SO Hill
man has started in 70 attempt what
others have failed TO do-break Hollands 5
record.
The 60 special between Gissing and
Bacon has aroused much interest in New
York and about . rooters will make the
trip to Washington 10 see the race.
Cissing has the support OF the Twenty
second regiment and Bacon has the
TwenJy-IhiTd regiment and the Irish
American a c behind him, and on ac-
count OF the intense rivalry the New York
athletes wanted the race 10 be decided
in Madison Square Garden az the COlum-
bia meet
Manager .Newhouser. OF George Wash
ington. has the signed entries OF both
men. so Washingtonians viii have a
chance to see both men go after the 51e-
yards indoor record. and several men well
known in track athletics have said that
the winner VIII have TO break a record
TO win. as Gissing and Bacon have been
clocked n practice within a fifth OF
second OF the record. and neither VIII ex-
tend himself till the night OF the meet.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
NEW YORK BOWLERS LOSE
Washington Pin Knights Show Glass
in Match.
Jimmy Fields and Harry KrauSS
Defeat Stevens and Heller on
Palace Alleys.

Stevens and Heller. Of New York, the
National Bowling Association representa-
tives, hit town last night. and after talk
ing bowling matters over with Pop
Meyer and the bunch. they called an
exhibition match with Jimmy Fields and
Harry krauss.
The New Workers showed some class,
as the way they went IN between one
and three pins proved that If accustomed
10 the alleys they would be a hard team
20 beat
The Washington boys showed them a
few by taking the first three games. bat
the visitors got the fourth b. two pins.
The last game vas close up TO the sew
enth frame. but the local boys got away
with IL
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
GAME IS CALLED OFF
DR.. Hudson Stops Business
Western Contest.
RIOTERS ARE TOO NOISY
JncompIimentary Remarks Also
CRuse Referee 10 AeI-StenOgra-
Pliers Leading by Score of Ii TO 3
when Curtain BrOps-West Siders
Not IN 1t for a Minute.

Western High Schools basketball team
and Business High PLAYED Il minutes in
the Business High gymnasium yesterday
afternoon when Physical Director Hud-
son, who also acted as referee, stopped
the game and sent the boys 10 their
dressing roOms
Dr.. Hudson stated that he called
things of on account Of remarks Of an
Uncomplimentary nature directed towards
him by some Of the spectators, and also
that the rooters made q lot OF Unneces-
sary noise. which would disturb certain
classes still in session
The boys OF both teams were consider
ably worked up over the affair. and say
that 1t is impossible to keep quiet during
q game. They further state that nobody
has ever insisted on silence al basket
ball games in times past They think that
the school officials should arrange games
when classes are not al study
AS for the game itself, Business played
rings around their West Side rivals, and
when DR.. Hudson annuonced a cessation
in hOstilities the score stood Il 10 in "a
vOr OF the StenOgTaphers.
Western was weakened by the loss OF
several star basket tossers, who viii not
be permitted TO play until they are up IN
their studies
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
SAVANNAH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIve fuTlolEs. Whiskrrrm. In
.Yo1nsl 20 2. von; Spunky. Ios Murphy. . 70
T. second Miss Dustin l05 lCrowIeyl q 10 l thf-5
Tine. ! o IS. Euripidss and ZafTre also ran
SECOND RACE-Six furiongS S-7uare ~
Burns, 20 5, won; Sslvolatile Is NIahonl. 70
70. second, Youthful Is DIcCabel. % ? third
Tine. I:I7 IS. Only three starters
THIRD RACE-Six furlonss Masks and Faces
le leach 20 ; won; v. q. Williams rs
tCT0Tieyl 10 70 L second: Big Hand lG CSIcAr5iel
70 2. third. Tine. 1ls - s.. Abe Nzlec0n
and Miss KoIb also ra-
FOURTH RACE-Oue nile Siskiu s. Iye7chl
i n 10. Won; Gramsar l06 Burns. = 70 . second
Belle of the Bar. 81 fBrannoul. n / third
Tine. Is. Riccadouna ard Don Hamilton also ran
FIFTH RACE-FiTe furlonEs Ora SEdduth los
tBilaeA. b ? Won; Tileklns l35 Murphy. u
l. second; Merise. 6 Lynchl. 5 20 T. third Tine
l0i - Nioless. Birdslaysr. AID After Al also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
PETWoRTHS REORGANIzE.
Weu-known Athletic Club to Have
Baseball Team

The Petworth 4. G held meeting last
night in their club rooms on Georgia
avenue. and reorganized for the season
After the regular routine OF business was
transacted officers were elected for the
year. Beverly Garrett was chosen presi-
dent: Roland Clayton. vice president;
Jack Lynch. secretary. and Newton
Dempsey. treasurer.
II was decided that The club should be
represented by q baseball nine again this
season. and also that the franchise which
they hold in the Suburban League. would
be retained Manager Jones, OF the nine,
is already making preparations to have
the catchers and pitchers practice in
some large gymnasium
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14

Miss Hygiene-By all means. no, Never,
after violent exercise. should q shredded
wheat biscuit be used for massaging
purposes
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
zELLER'S GREAT FEAT.
TwirIer Makes EnviabIe
Record Against montgomery.


Record Against Montgomery,
OF all the great pitching achievements
of history, the performance Of Pitcher
''Rube' Zeller, Of the Atlanta team. in
a game against Montgomery at Atlanta.
April 13 1906. is perhaps the most note
worthy. It was ZeIIer's first game in fast
company The game was called AZ the
end of the thirteenth inning. Here are
some Of the things Zeller did:
Struck out twelve men IN nine innings and u5p..
teen in thirteen innings.
Pitched twenty strikes in succession six IN the
ninth. nine II tle tenth. and I've IN the eleventh
Struck out the last Two men n the ninth. su
three IN the tenth. one n the eleFeath aud had
two strikes called on q third
Did not EFe q base On balls n thirteen innings
Hit only one man. and he was the first one IN
Struck out Hale. the opposing pitcher four times
Struck cut nearly half Of the men who faced him
DID not make kick any decision Of the ur1-
pire.
Gave up only two hits IN Succession and they
were in the first inning
OF all the balls feIded only FIRE went 70 The ont
field.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
johnson vs.. LanEford May "a.

New York. Jan. 13.-It was reported
in sporting circles tonight that the
National Sporting Club Of London had
succeeded in signing Jack Johnson 10
fight Sam Langfo7d on May q, the
Queens birthday. and that the men would
meet in a twenty-rOund bout for a purse
Of S20o0o. Il was said that cablegram
had been received in this city from A T.
Bettinson. the matchmaker OF the Lon
don club 10 this effect
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS.
By BILL BAILEY.


Hereafter al all basketball games
played in the Business High School gym
nasium. spectators are requested 10 wave
hanGkerchiefs when the psychological
moment for cheering arrives
The Chicago Tribune notes that Presi-
dent Roosevelt is liable to sprain an
ankle one Of these days Jumping from
affairs Of state into college athletics. All
quiet along the Potomac tonight, brother.
II Nike Donlin thinks he can do better
as excess baggage than he can playing
BAH. it is strictly his affair. II he thinks
it's worth more 10 him 20 carry satcheI
than il is 10 WELD a bat. more power TO
him.
Frank T. We wouldn't bet a nickel on
the Kid" Sullivan-Seager fight Sullivan
is such al in-and-outer that it is hard
telling what he VIII do The decision viii
likely be draw Your other questions
Will be answered tomorrow.
Foolish question No. I7-ActuaIly heard
at the National Guard gym. Principals.
Joe Turner, wrestler. and Capt. Edwards.
Training for your wrestling match
next Tuesday night, Joe?'
No. faxen-haired one. I'm going 70
challenge Jack Johnson"
Racing in California has less 20 fear
from its natural enemies than If has from
the disgruntied bunch within.
Dear Bill: I don't see why reader sip7-
Ing himself "Ale-Iandrian'' in yesterdays
paper has any kick coming. I don't Ike
Alexandria any more than he likes your
stun Yours, CEsTER RUSH ASHTON.
Answer-Guess you must have been I'd
against the Alexandria 4. a. football
team. 'Ashie.' Doc" White SAYS they
treated him all right the last tine ne
went over there,
George GauTs electric line TO Baltimore
VIII carry a goOd-sized bunch OF sports
from Washington 70 the SuIIivan-Saeger
hght The car stops right In front OF
Herford's club, which s:mpIi6es matters
whole lot.
Our Mr.. Corbett gives johnson two
years tenure Of Office as champion. IN
the meantime II he goes the way OF the
Others there VIII not be much Ieft TO
lick
Constant Reader-No, the papler mache
replica OF the ''Tillmanoceras- shot by
the President on the Rixey farm a
Cherrydale. Va. yesterday. was not made
by nature faker
Golfer-A ''brassie- is a -shiuny-stick~
with college education.
ay-pigeon-Banduaste Sousa's score
AZ the trap shooting tournament at Fox
hin Farms. L. l., on Thursday, was only
.6f He used his new $3.50 gun. John
Philip considers this gun one Of the very
best in the country. for a purpose such as
celebrating Independence Day.
Fan-BH1 Burns claims 10 be a direct
descendant Of the Scottish poet. Robert
Burns. whose birthday anniversary Bill
VIII celebrate January .. He inherits a
poetic taint and has received The degree
or .'near-p0eI- from q Western CORE
spondence college His latest effort is en-
titled shall I Sign This Contract, VII
He?"
Hunter-No. the receptions at Uncle
Billie Wsgner's on Capitol HiH have not
been discontinued on account Of the al
fractions n the 5-Ceat theateTs Hon
John PeytOn viii give his famous lecture
tomorrow night, Shooting ducks from
a Venetian blind
Miss Hygiene-By all means. no, Never,
after violent exercise. should q shredded
wheat biscuit be used for massasing
purposes.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
THURLOW SUCCEEDS RECTOR.
Buffalo Boy Elected Captain of VIr-
ginia Track and Field Team.

SEeclal 20 The Washington Head
Charlottesville, Va, Jan I3-Harry
HadIey Thurlow, Of Buffalo, was to-day
elected Captain OF the Virginia track
and field team 10 succeed James A Rec
tor, Americas champion short-distance
runner, who recently decided TO quit the
cinder track
Thurlow came 10 Virginia from Brown
University where he won his master Of
arts degree and where ne was captain Of
the track team IN his senior year He Is
e member Of the Irish-American Athletic
Club. OF New York Last year ne vas
one OF Virginia's best haif-milers He
was also a member OF the relay team.
which captured the southern champion
ship from Georgetown.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
TO MANAGE ROANOKE TEAM.
Frank Shaughnessey, old Washing
ton Player, Is Signed.


Special to TIE Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va. jan 15.-The owners OF
the Roanoke team in the Virginia state
Baseball League to-day announced that
tne Roanoke manager for the coming sea
son viii be Frank Shaughnessey. who
also viii play outheld. Shsughnessey ar
rived to-day
He played outfeld with the Washington
Americans in 1905, and with the Wash
inBton Union League early IN 1905. He
was with Reading (Pa) in the Tri-state
League after leaving Washington last
year. He was with the Philadelphia
Americans two years ago. and coached
the Clemson Is. c. College baseball and
football teams in 1901
He is a law graduate Of Notre Dame
University, and viii locate in Roanoke to
practice his profession, when not playing
ball
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
streahI to wrestIe Hudson.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Jan I3.-A handicap
wrestling bout 20 take place here Monday
night has been arranged between John
Streahl, Of Patterson. y J., and Bert
Hudson. who recently heSted Joe Turner.
OF Washington. StTeahl is a heavy
weight. weighing 172 pounds. and he viii
agree TO throw Hudson. I4s-pound We
ter-weight, twice in an hour. This is ths
first match OF this kind to be held hers.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
CHILD WONDER ON SKATES.
Ten-year-OId Lillian Franks at Con.
venfiOn Hall Rink

Ten-year-OId Lillian Franks at Con.
venfiOn Hall Rink
The main attraction at Convention Hall
Skating Rink last night was the ap-
pearance Of little Lillian Franks. the
ten-year-old skating wonder.
Little Miss Franks travels with her
mother and father, the latter being the
floor manager at the rink
With band accompaniment the child
expert executed some skating feats that
would do credit TO older skaters.
She was perfectly at home on the tricky
rollers and skated with an ease and
grace that was thoroughly winning
Little Miss Franks. in company with
her parents cOntempIates a tour through
Europe in the near future. t IS prob
able she may appear soon again al the
rink children's session on Saturday morn
ings.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-14
Harvard. 10, wIuI.,.

Cambridge. Jan. i3.-Harvard-s hockey
team defeated Williams this afternoon. in
the stadium by the score OF 10 10 . TX
cept in the first half. when the Two
teams were evenly matched, Harvard was
much superior 10 Williams.
Lack Of practice was responsible 6er
the poor showing OF the Crimson seven
N the nrst half which ended with the
score Of 10 / IN favor OF Harvard
In the second half there was good team
worH on HarvarG's part, and the visitors
defense was pOwerleSs to stop the con-
slant attack.