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The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

Washington. noted for its athletes. is
at present time wen represented in col
lege athletics, all over the country.
That these men have succeeded so well
in making names for themselves in the
different branches OF sports at the higher
institutions. IS largely due 10 the fact
that al the local high and preparatory
schools. substantial foundation was laid
for them TO build upon.
Some Of the most successful coaches
and trainers in the country devote their
time and attention 10 the local School
boys. so their succeeding triumphs are
In a measure TO be expected
Returning TO the boys themselves,
Sydney Kent. now track captain and
einder path star at Wesleyan. was once
an old Central High School runner. In
fact, he first started in at the spiked
shoe sport st that institution. Slowly he
developed into a performer Of marked
ability. until row he is considered one of
the best in New England.
Harmon Linthicum. ex-Winning captain,
football. and baseball star, was once q
student az the Eastern High School. Up
al Michigan, where he is studying engi-
neering, he is the mainstsy Of the slab
artists. and. judging from the game Of
football he put up this last year he is
something Of a star along those lines.
Benson. student al Tech last year,
was just about the goods on the gridiron
al Lafayette this past season. and as this
is his freshman year IN college he has
plenty OF time yet 10 make even bigger
noise he is something % a bail tosser,
and should make a strong bid for a job
on the baseball team.
Up ~ Princeton Logan CunniuEham-
drop kicker and back on the football
team, VIII show up even 10 better ad-
vantage on his college baseball nine. as
''Cunny" always did shine brightest IN
the center OF the diamond Cunningham
used 20 pitch for Central. when the o
street school was IN her palmiest days
and after he went to college his pitching
wing, instead Of going 70 the bad, as is
often the case with young men when they
sra0uate into faster company, improved
In strength
Hodgson. one OF the most capable play
ers who ever donned Red and White foot
BAH togs. formerly attended Western
High School. Down AT Y p. I. he has
made a lasting football reputation for
himself
BIZ Dick, track captain at Central last
year. viii be out for the Wolverine track
team at Michigan, and should prove
point winner 70 his college.
Many more could be named, who have
done credit 10 themselves and their
schools. but these few examples just 20
70 show the class OF the District athletes
In college
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
TWO FAvORITES WIN.
Track at Santa Anita Park Is Sea
of Mud.

Los Angeles. Jan. 1.-Two favorites got
home in front to-day at Santa Anita Park
on a track that was a sea OF mud The
summaries:
FIRST RACE-SeTen furiouzs. Joe Gzitsns. IL
,Trlbsj- Il 10 10 Won: Jane Laurel. I95 lA7Chi-
taldl. 3 n ? Sec0nd- SOlus l07 iSdiIli1E % /.
third. Tine iEf5 Aiice Collins. Maid 4
Gotham. ProTe50Te. Azo. Allen Lee. Gzise. Ortilo.
and Wstie-e also an
SECOND RACE-Three and one-hsf fysri0ags-
Dcuau. IL Howard. % 5 Won: Kicrz. u
Page. 70 . second; aIary Van Bursan. los Ball
GaDl. Il % ;. third. Ti11s, 90 G. ]. Hs-vey,
Aunt Sancy, and AleltoD6ale also rsn-
THIRD RACINE and one-haI fTrlsnSs- Ton
Mct4Eath. Ios Powers. to !. Won, Fern Z. E0s
1 iMcGeel, 4 70 ! second: Giovanni BaleEio. los
Clark. % 70 7. third Tine GSs Sr EdE2rd.
Rapid Water. Forkf07d. and Translucent also rsu.
FOURTH RACE-FiTe ard 0ue-hsK fITlODEs.
Bemsy. rs Powers. % J. wcn: Antiso. rs
ARCHIBALD. g 70 I. second; u Musgrave. 10
.Ricsl. : % l. third. Tine. lN1 - SaoTt Cut.
Andersen. and LADY Ina also ran
FIFTH RACE-One AID oneeighth miles CAPT
By1Ectt los tShil-El. i 20 ; von; Lo-d Stanhope.
ldS Niece. 70 5 second: kuisht q Ivsnboe. los
lRicel. Is % l. third Tine. Is Is John Lyle
alss ran
SIXTH RACE-FIrs and one-hsH fITiongs- Tn
0'Tooie. is Howard. 70 ]. won; Calves. Rs
iButEsIl. : 20 / second; Hsbcr. ll3 ,Shilhns3- :
70 l. tEird Tine I97 - OTcsCA- AlEeua. Pa
cisc. Electric Semprolle Old settler LsckTHle
ard Continent alSf Tar
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
FAILS In KNOCKOUT
Kid Sullivan BatterS Seager
ALI Over Ring.
AWARDED DECISION ON POINTS
Washington Boy Finishes Strong
and Body Blows Do Considerable
Damage-IR Third Round Monu-
mental City Boxer Shows Good
FOrm-Big Crowd Present.
sciaI 70 he washington Herald.

Special 70 Tie Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. Jan. 14-Though he ex-
tended every effort. Kid Sullivan, Of
Washington. was unable 10 knock out
Harry (Kid) SeageF, the local lightweight.
in the ffteen-round mill before the
Eureka Athletic Club at the Germania
Maennerchor Hall tonight.
Sullivan, however. got the decision at
the finish. Seager fought gamely to the
end. and II was only due to his game
ness that Be went 10 the finish. as SulIi-
van battered him pretty hard in the last
few rounds, and II seemed as though the
Baltimorean might go down for the count
Sullivan closed stronger than when he
started Except for a slip in the twelfth
round the Baltimorean was on his feet in
every round
Seager got started well. but In the
fourth and fifth rounds Sullivan's punches
to the body caused him to slack Up.
Seager injured his hand during the mid
de part Of the mill. and he was unable
10 use it 20 the finish
Seager's most effective punch was a
straight ieft-hand ja5 which worried the
Washington lad very much. especially
In the third round. when he sent SuIIi-
vans bead back repeatedly.
A big crowd from Washington took the
trip via the electric line
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

/ Contrary to an article appearing IN a
morning paper z short time ago. il can
be positively stated, from present indica-
tons, that the Department Of Commerce
and Labor VIII be represented in the De-
partmental Baseball League this coming
season.
John II Anderson. who has successfully
managed the team for the past few sea
sons. has signihed his intention OF resign
ing from that Office. but in an interview
stated that there were three OF four man
perfectly willing. and even anxious. 10
assume all the responsibilities Of man
ager
The most likely for these for the Office
Is Thomas Shoemaker. who managed the
old Gunton Temple team when il non the
championship Of the Church League.
Shoemaker is himself a wen-known ana
teur ball player. and covered the right
garden last year for the Commerce and
Labor team Much enthusiasm Is already
being manifested throughout the depar+-
ment, and a majority OF last years team
have promised 70 play again this year, 50
that there IS small chance Of a team from
the new Municipal Building being sub
stituted.
Mr. Anderson also expressed his opinion
that the league would use the same
grounds as last year Il had Seen sug-
gested to play the games at the League
Park and charge an admission fee, but
he did not expect this plan 70 naterialize.
Amateur ball is perhaps more popular
and more highly appreciated in Washing
ton than IN most other cities. and the
public is liberal IN contributing volsIn-
tarily TO the collections taken CD at the
games, but Is bt backward about
patronizing amateur ball where a pre-
scribed admission is charged
A meeting or the Departmental Base
bah League was held Wednesday IN the
Office OF President Chance. Practically
the only business transacted was the
reading and approval Of the treasurer-s
report, the rest OF the evening being
spent in the general discussion Of bust
ness 4 second meeting Is 10 be held n
a few weeks, a. which the annual eIee-
ton OF officers viii take place. an5 a
more detailed discussion Of the business
at hand
It has been customary 10 re-elect the
officers Of the preceding year. so IN
doubtedly the present incumbents viii
hold ONCE during the ensuing year.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
FIRESIDE BASEBALL LEAGUE

The Detroit team viii start for San An
tonic March 6.
Harry Lord, Of the Boston Americans.
Is reported 70 be weighing lS5 pounds.
Tommy Leach IS assistant manager of
a billiard hall IN Pittsburg during the
winter He wants to 90 South early with
the pitchers.
Miller. the outhelder, who goes to the
ChicagA Cubs from the Wisconsin-TIli-
nois League. had q batting average last
year Of SO
Eddie Riley. who presides at the Boston
American club headquarters nowadays.
announced recently that three signed con
tracts had been received. They were
from Harry Lord, BIZ Carrlgan, and F.
D. Burchell
All the ante-sesson games between the
''Ph!llies" and the Athletics VIII be
played on the grounds of the former. as
the new American grounds will not be
ready before the grand opening Of the
season.
New York fans are somewhat disturbed
about report that Mike Donlin has
signed contract for an extension Of his
vaudeville season McGraw saws he ex-
poets Donahue TO go South for at least a
part Of the training season.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
RACING MEN ARE PLEASED
Jockey Club, Of New York, to Keep
Sport Alive.
Tracks Plan TO Run
-Four Days a Week-PimIicO
Will Hold Longer Meet.

New York, Jan. IL-The annual meet
ing Of the Jockey Club was held to-day.
While the policy to be adopted In the
future was not outlined by any OF the
members fer publication. II was said on
excellent authority that the representa-
tlves OF me various racing associations
had declared that they were ready 10
conduct race meetings az their tracks
under modified conditions.
II could not be learned whether or not
the question Of dates for this year had
be7n discussed, but il was declared that
the Jockey Club members believed that
meetings OF four days a week at least
would be sufficient 20 keep the sport
alive
It was also reported that such stakes
as the Suburban. the Brooklyn. the
Futurity, me Belmont. the Withers. the
Ladies. the Junior Champion, and the An
nuai Champion would be run as usual.
together with other fixtures OF less I'M
pOrtance-
1t was apparent on the surface that
the Jockey Club members were much
encouraged over the outlook. while il
was said that within the next month or
so the racing associations would make
public definite plans for the coming
season The question OF dates can be
deferred until the last moment, II is
believed which would mean about the
first Of April
1t is already conceded that PimlicO VIII
receive sanction for longer spring and
fall meetings than formerly. and that
the Eastern racing season viii begin at
the Baltimore track perhaps the last
week In March
F. r Hitchcock. II. K. Knapp. and
Andrew Miller were reelected stewards
for two years, OF until their SUCCESSORS
are appointed, August Belmont was re-
elected chairman OF the Jockey Club for
the year 1903. James r. Keene. vice
chairman; F. X Sturgis. secretary and
treasurer
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Jim Barry is now at Hot Springs. where
he viii probably meet Marion Hart next
month.
Billy Papke has accepted terms for 2
tight to finish with Jimmy Flynn Al
Los Angeles, Cal. On March i.
Jack O'Brien says Stanley KetcheH re-
fuses 70 meet him. and that he FO'Brien)
VIII very likely start for England sooner
than he had planned.
A new bantam-weight is about "a
aiight in our midst He Is Ralph Grant
Of Chicago, and he claims thirty-ryvo
victories an5 no defeats.
INK Russell Is reported 70 have cut the
comedy and bUckled to training. He
will come right back hard If he works.
as ne IS only starting his career.
The recent fake between Tommy Sullj-
van, formerly OF Brooklyn, and Austria
Han Mcneil has caused the police of If
tle Rock, Ark. to put the lid down tight
on al future boxing matches.
II Jim Flynn can make $50 pounds Il
? m he can have match with Billy
Papke. who has signed conditional ar
tieles with the Pacific Club Of Los Ange-
les. for the latter part Of February.
Leach Cross and Young Otto. who we're
scheduled 10 meet at New Haven Jan
uary 81, have accepted the offer of the
Paramount Athletic Club OF New York
for ten-rOund bout. TO be held January
%. The boys VIII weight in at IS3 pounds
at , o. n.
Battling johnson, the California heavv-
weight, turned down a chance 10 meet
Sam LaugfoTd at San Francisco Januarv
., although offered so for each round
he lasted johnson must have seen Lang
ford whip Flynn
Billy Madden. the champion maker d.
discarded Sailor Burke because R,,rlsa
would not fight McKiunon. Then Nc
kinnon turned around and fought Jaoa,
Twin Sullivan to draw in ten rounds
The sailor knew his business better than
Madden.
The cause Of Freddie Welsh's failure 10
meet George Nemsic at Los Angeles ia
cut. and It may result il the permanent
disability Of the little English boxe-
Welsh has bone felon on one OF the
fingers OF lis left hand. and physicians
say the finger viii have to be arputa ted
II Improvement does not begin shortly.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
SAVANNAH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Siz furiongs- Lady Fitzhe-hert.
ll5 young. 20 I. won; Coincsdent. IL NC
Guirel s to 8 second; Arthur Stiliwell I5 Cfur-
phyl. TO l. third Tine, I:i9 Tiiekilns end
Panioue also Tan
SECOND RACE-six furlcngs Jieger II Wan
CieaEe.. 70 I. won: Bright Boy lE lDuEans. Z 70
l. seco0d: Nioless. rs ,Walcottl. to l. third.
Time. . 50. HsnOWay. SocieTe. and Ben0Ta also
ran-
THIRD RACE-Away. io2 tBrannonl. to l. Won
Bosom Friend. 10 tCrOEleyl. 70 l. second:
SVuHky. L. l3iuTphyl. to s. third. Tine LIS ~
Flarney and Clifton Fozge alss ran
FOURTH RACE-One E1ile. BiShand. s5 iCirif-
tnl. Is to !. won; SFving Frog. Murphy. to l,
second; Auspiciogs. Iae LEACH. even. third Time
las. Besteriing. Gallilee, PoN- star. and Druid
alsa ran
FIFTH RACE - Six furionrs. Racquet l9a
Leach. to ). von; BABY Willie is GIcCabel.
TO ]. second: Ssivosatile, li5 lAiahonl. to s.
third. Tine. rs Ia Castlenan. Eisk. AID Virgil
]. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
SPORTING SIDELIGnTS.
By BILL BAILEY.


us yesterday. Says he was sorry not 70
have been able 10 referee the Tiilman-
/ Roosevelt mill
the Battler went down 70 pay his respects
TO Pat O-Connor.
Nelson thinks Ralph Rose has chance
with Jack Johnson, so does Al Herford
Guess there must be something in this
Rose infant.
Adv--Get the January number Of the
Congressional Record Full Of zippy.
snaDpy stun.
4 New York paper suggests that they
might call him Battling Tillman.
Our evening contemporary says that it's
safe betting all the Nationals will be
under cover and signed contracts in be-
fore the bell rings Our sentiments ex-
actly
Dear Bill: Could you tel ne through
your column what the events will be in
the spring interhigh school meet
Ithacz y ] RIs
A-These events are not arranged until
April Il viii be impossible 10 answer
the question now.
Foolish Question No. T7-BattIing Mel
son and Tommy Lowe, principals.
rs it true you're writing a book. Bat?"
No, you caUiifiowered-ear mitt pusher.
I'm training for a game Of blind-uan's-
DUN with the society editor OF the War
Cry.
VIII the person who sends US communi-
cations inclosed in baby blue envelopes
kindly call some time and receive a vaIen-
tine?
We notice that Center Rush Ashton-s
basketball team met defeat at the hands
Of the FendaH Cadets Ashton used 10
drop around and see Us once IN a while.
but now declares that he has no use for
a knoeker." We always spoke well of
Handsome Charley Hickman. OF Hick-
man & White, has been appointed specisl
policeman for Inauguration day. We can
just imagine Charley going up to some
Beltsville ''rube" and saying: You're IN
der arrest I'm a special COP: if you
don't believe it, here's my badge"
Only two left on the water wagon. We
knew it would turn out this way.
There viii be a job for a good. live m
dertsker az the Y. NJ. C. A gym. next
Saturday night Baltimore is coming
with its very best basketball team.
Heard a nan going past our building at
o'clock this morning singing at the top
Of his voice, I saw Washington cross the
Delaware" &c Office boy said. You
never can tell what three Downey
punches viii 90 to a fellow
Baseball rule expiained-A runner seek
ing to feloniously purloin second base
may suffer an estoppel if the ball. in the
opinion Of the umpire, is securely in pos
session Of the parry Of the said second
base before the said runner has legally
reached the said second base hereinbe-
fore mentioned.
Fido 1.-THE best and cheapest kind OF
health lift" OF home exereiser.~ can
be easily constructed al home and VIII
develop the muscles and increase The
expansion Of the chest in short time
If directions are rigidly followed First
get chiTonier drawer. saw it in two |
parts, and nail them together. Then /
get a golden oak curtain pole from the
front parior and fasten It on the draw I
ers- Now ali is ready for the first les
son; ID Wait for good falI Of snow, 1
% grasp the home exerciser" firmly 1
with both hands; 90 walk out 10 theI
Sidewalk; Cd shove the heavy part OF
the health lift vigorously into the
snow; % slam the snow into the gut
ter Repeat exercises for twenty min
utes. inhaling good oxygen and exhaIlng
bad words
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
An Error Corrected

Sporting Editor: noticed a mistake
in the article which stated that the men,
bers Of the second team Of the Friends
School. would receive the school letter
T. instead Of the F second.
This is entirely wrong. Only the men,
bers OF the first team receive the letter
and by no means the second.
FRANK STEWART.
Manager Football Team Friends School. =
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
EASY FOR PENNSY.
Syracuse Basketball Team Beaten
20 to H.

Syracuse. y Y Jan 1.-THE Penn
sylvania basketball FIVE cleaned Up
Syracuse tonight by a score Of 20 to p
Beth teams played a fast game, but
Syracuse lacked proper team work.
Lee. as usual. started for Syracuse.
while Keinath and Hough OF Pennsyl-
vania. were in fine form and did most OF
the work for the visitors
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
BOXING BASEBALL s@~ RACLNG OTHER SPORTS
HOLY NAME BEATEN.
FendaT Cadets Capture Lively Bas-
kef-bau Game AZ to IS.

The Fendau Cadets. OF Class c. and
the Holy Name basketball team. a
likely candidate for Class B Of the
Washington Basketball League. ciashed
last night in hard fought practice
game
The younger team although greatly
outweighed. had no difficulty in defeating
the Holy Name I'VE.
The game wss hotly contested. despite
the one-sided score Of y 10 IS
The Fendalls showed good team work,
while their opponents appeared q trifie
slow
Any D5-pound team in the District de
string games address Manager W h
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
VARIATIONS NAY BE
THE DEATH OF DoRANDO

Two MarzthouS yesr are al that any
lons-dis-ance runner should compete in
says one noted trainer. in taking over the
Dumerous Msrathons which have been con
tested recently he spoke especially of
Do-zndo, the frsH italian. who is now
competing In two a month According to
his opinion. Dorsndo VIII be a physical
Ereck within year If he keeps up this
taxing his endurance for Marathon events
50 frequently.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
RaeIng Association Elects.

New York. Jan H-At a meeting Of the
directors Of the United Hunts Racing As
sociatioa to-day 10 elect officers for 1853
the outgoing officers were reelected. as
follows: President. Perry Belmont: vice
president, II. s. Page; treasurer, R. L.
Smith; secretary. L A. Beebe; executive
committee, H. S. Page. r. "a Smith. and
Fletcher Harper.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
COUGHLIN FOR MANAGER.
offered Berth with wiIIIamsport of
Tri-Sfate LeaEue.

Wilkesbarre. Jan I4-Bm CoughIln.
former captain and third baseman Of the
Detroit team, who is at his home IN Pine
Brook, near here. has been offered the
management Of the Tuliamsport team,
of the Tri-State League. and may acceRt
He viii go TO WilliamspOrt tomorrow
for conference with the owners OF the
club He has his unconditional release
from Detroit
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

a fast and interesting basketball game
is expected this afternoon in the Friends
gymnasium. when the second Friends
team clashes with-the fast five represent
ing Western High Schools section team
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

Guard Han
In the Fort Myer gymnasium last night
the Artillery basketball team lost to
Troop F Calvary. by the score Of Il
TO Z. in one Of the most interesting games
Of the Military League series.
IN the National Guard Armory tonight
the Corcorans are scheduled TO meet the
Marines.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
AUTOMOBILES.
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
OUR BOYS MAKE GOOD
Washington Athletes Show
Glass" at College.
MANY SHINING EXAMPLES

Preparatory Training Received in
District Lays Substantial FOunda-
tiOn for Future Athletic Prowess.
Sidney Kent, 'Iintby- Linthicum.
and Others in the HmeIIght.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
WILL ENTER A TEAM
Commerce and Labor for De-
paFtmental League.
SHOEMAKER TO BE MANAGER

Former Leader John H. Anderson
Likely TO Withdraw, but States
that Several Others Are Willing 10
Assume zIaEageriaI Burden-Meet-
ing OF the League Is Held.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
TROOP F WINS GAME.
Artillery Basketball Quintet Beaten
by IL to Score.

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