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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
BURNS HANDICAP BOOKED.
Classic Race for EmeryviIIe on SAT-
urday.

San Francisco. Jan. 2S.-COusiderable in
terest is taken in the Burns Handicap,
which viii be run a. Emeryville Satur-
day. To-day the track dried out some
what. and is in better condition than
since the first OF the year.
Summaries
FIRST RACE u-uTity cCIrse- LUcZy Mate g
iQuayl. % . Won; Marion Rose. ~ Buxton. :
% 5. secoud. CgEzstSnsia e Wan DusenI. . % Z
third Tine. rs. Basil. AvOas Rose ChsEy. Con
vent Bel. Waissakind. Kz1ssok, Who. and sto-
also rzn
SECOND RACE-Th-ss sid onehzE fzrio-zs
Grarde. 10 lkeoShi Is % ) Vou, Warfare. IG1
Ross. 20 l. second, Judge Quinn 10 lSc5Tillei.
70 5. third. Tine. e-85 Sc. Szin0tt8. Mischief.
ElectruEan. 4 Jones. Ramona EDDIE DucEling.
Wicser. Lo1ise Sanders. and EuEish Nal also Fsn-
THIRD RACE-One and ons-sixteenth niles. LADY
Alicia l5 Russell. II % ]. Won. Red Les1. fo5
fScoviIIel % .. second Secasoz Beekhs. g Tap
I'M. 60 !. third Tine. IA IS. Paladiai. Co.
Waite. Rhinock. ADto. Hzndmaidsn, and George
kiIborne also ran-
Butter. Is % 5 won GTace e.. lG Gilbert. y
Tine lI555 SerUnade Billy B0EleZs. Dainty
Belle. and Seven Fun also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One sud ole-eiShth niles Sea
salr lo7 Butter. IS 10 > wol: Czmhysis IL Ret
tizi 20 L second. Kogc. l0 CBo-eD. 3 e l.
third Tine 90 81 Princs Of Orange. Msndon.
BeechEooJ FlsvigDy. Ornate, Rose Kisnst, and
BeIlme7ce also ran
SIXTH RACE-One nile Eetcherike 100 So
viIlCl II 20 =. Won. Early Tide. los lBuItoll. 70
l. second: Warden, q .TGplini 70 l. third line,
~ Caur Kennedy also ran
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
GERMAN OAK SHOWS CLASS.
Defeats Three wrestIers in Graeco-
Roman Style.

NeW York. Jan. 2S.-Ernest Siegfried.
the German Oak, aspiraHt for the
worlds championship wrestling honors,
made his American debut at Madison
Square Garden tonight before a crowd
Of about 3.00o persons. He was billed to
meet three men at the Grseco-Roman
style. any OF the three he failed to
throw within thirty minutes was TO set
q purse of go. He did meet the three
men and defeated them, but he tailed
10 dc the trick without a dispute
The dispute occurred in the second bout
when the Oak met Prof. Atlas. Referee
William Muldoon gave Siegfried the de-
cisioa after four minutes Of wrestling.
While the dispute about the fan was
going on. Tom O'ROuTke walked in and
offered 10 put 500 on Joe Rogers against
Siegfried, the men TO go at II then and
there.
Ernest Rober. who is Siegfried's man.
ager, would not consent
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire and ons-hSlf iuTlonEs. bred
kin. 10 lBulEelN 70 70 J, Won. Billy BOdensT, Ia
fHOwaTdF . 70 !. second; d. afacDonzid IL
DuEsnl, to I. third. Time. ! os - Father stat
ford. French Cook and Robert Gray alss rzz-
SECOND RACE-Se7en fEElO1gs. Norfolk liz
tlIctfee) ; 10 l. Won: Brush Up. ll2 (Bulvelii,
70 !. second; NoBEins. IL Page. to 2 third.
Time = IS Joseph h. katherine e. Senator
Barrett Progress Bright Albert, Laloran6. Lads
kittis Mr.. Randolph and DeuigTee also r7n
THIRD RACE-One mile SNOWFALL II lBrooksl
II to :. won. J. .. Clen- IeS fAIcGeel. 20 2.
second: 0rcaCna. les fY0rksl. 10 , third Tine.
f& Is. CTsckshot and Capt Burnett also rsu.
FOURTH RACE-SiI and one-haf furlongS- Far
West los lBulWeID. 70 L Won: Old FINER. I0l
Harris. y to !. second; Hattie Agnes 100 CPagel.
Il to 5 third. Tine. Il Tony Bonsro. Mont
gomery. Lady lima. Halkert. and Marx Antony also
ian
FIFTH RACE-0ne mile. GalTss. ia5 lSuIliFanl.
e to 5. Won; Uncle BeuTy. IA ,Buiveln to 2 sec
ord: IysnhOs. 10 lMsCaheyi. ? 70 l. third Tine.
IA - Elizabeth T Lncky Lad ard Me-Ils slsc
Tsn.
SIXTH RACE-six furiorgz- Joe Gaitsrs los
gsartiBi 70 2 won: Gala. le7 tBglFeID % 70 l.
second: Reina. le4 lShiIiingl. 6 to s. third Tina
ia - woodthorpe, Maid of Gotham. Right Sort
Mary F. and 0riaaub also ran-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
WILL Hold Big MEET
National Guard Games to Be
Run Off February %.
PLANS FOR SPECIAL EVENTS
Several Features Open TO Guardsnaen
OnIy-TriaIH VIII BE Run February
24-Many Local Athletes 10 Try for
Valuable Prizes-Expect Few Out
Of-T0wn Entries 20 Be Made.

The tenth annual indoor meet under
the auspices Of the National Guard viii
be held in the Guard Armory OF Friday
evening, March s.
The preliminaVies OF the events, which
are open 70 members Of the National
Guard only, VII be run OF on March
- These games have always been popU-
lar and are elassed among the best pulled
of in this vicinity. Last year the games
were z big success both financially and
from the LIST OF entrys, and those who
are promoting Tire meet this season are
confident that the entry list VIII be
larger and more attractive than any OF
those Of the previous games.
The games are 20 be featured by several
special events. which are omen 10 mara-
bers Of the National Guard only. These
are the waIl-scaling and obstacle races.
which always prove highly interes.in
All the other gents are open 10 any
amateur athlete. and as the games were
especially well patronized by this class
last year, there Is every indication that
all the classy performers in the city vii
book for the trials
Besides the local athletes. the manage
ment OF the games expect 70 have sew
erai crack OUt-of-town college and fnde-
pendent runners On hand for the events.
This win be novelty 70 these games.
and should boost the high standard %
last years show
The complete list Of events follows
FIf-y-yard dasE lnoFicei. Slyard dash foo1so,a-
toni. 5l-Jsrd-dEsh iczrnr1onshipl Ia-ya-5 hs-sIs
schsupiGnshipl. z3syan5 hu1cls championship. ~
yard dash Championship. 4flJz7d ruu scEzmufon-
sliT4. sSyard oce-uiis I'm, shot-rEt lspouudl
potato race. thrselsssed rzee 10 Yards otseacis
Tacs, company nsginsutsl. ard bsttalio1 =slays
Tall-scallDg team Of sCz-i, equipment rzce-
Open games and 1elsvs-53-ysrd dash lnoTics'. s.
yard dash District easzpioashipl 7slsy 7zos Dis
triCs ehsmpionshipl
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
NEMOS TO MEET GALLAUDET
College and Association Elves VIII
Hook Up Saturday.
Game ia BE Played in Y. VI. c. A.
ont for Kendall Green.

The newly organized basketball team
Of Gallaudet College viii play the Y II.
c A Reserves tomorrow night in the
association gymnasium
The Mutes have heavy. fast combine
ton, and have shown good form IN prac-
tee. while the Reserves are the fastest
second quiHt the local association has ever
had.
While the second team Is playing in
the home gymnasium. the first five. which
defeated Georgetown Wednesday night,
viii play the York PA Y n g A at
York This is one OF the final games on
the Tri-State schedule. and is expected 10
be a hard one for the local qCint York
ranks third in the Tri-State League. and
has always given the Washington asso-
citation team a lot OF trouble.
The lineup follows
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ST. PAUL GETS JACK FLYNN
Georgetown Youngster Cuts Loose
From Milwaukee.
Price Paid for His Release, $1,000.
VIII Finish His Regular
College Course.
sre-i.l to The ws.hinrton Head.

Special to The Washington Herald
Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. Slack Flynn,
the young Georgetown law student, who
has been developing into one Of the
crack men Of the American Association,
was sold to-day to St Paul by President
Havener for $1,000 Flynn did excellent
work in Milwaukee last season. but was
IN bad with the fans.
He came 20 Milwaukee from Toronto
after being refused a bigger salary than
he thought ne was worth, and the fans
did not take 10 him
Under the conditions he Is consider
ally more valuable 10 the 81. Paul team
than he was to Milwaukee, and his
work should be improved by the change
One Of the conditions Of the sale Is
that George lennon, the owner Of the
Saints, promises 10 live up 10 the ar
rangement made with Flynn by Havener.
by which Flynn can finish his regular
college work before reporting for duty.
Last year Flynn was called the cham
pion hOld-out man Of the association be
cause Of the l'ersistency with which he
refused 70 come TO Milwaukee until the
last moment
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
WHAT HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETES ARE Doing
IN WORLD OF SPORTS
By HARRY NJ. DODD

Capt Mallon. OF the Western High
School basketball five. has developed into
a real classy exponent Of the indoor
game.
Bill Foley has turned nature faker. The
big fellow had his summer suit out foi
walk yesterday.
Hamilton, one Of the Central runners
has pair Of running trunks which from
all appearances were made from & pocket
handkerchief
In keeping with big league etiquette.
Dutch Sterzer returned his unsigned con-
tract TO Malachi Kittredge last night.
'Pecuniary specifications unsatisfactory -
said the local southp&w. Strange how
the young ones learn
Dutch Menefee had a call from the wild
yesterday. Fredericksburg is after him
again.
Carrack the old Atlantic star has Il
all doped out to boost his batting aver
age this season. Reds says he will swing
from the port side.
Dewey. Lancaster. and Mcdonald and
zeh. viii represent the Central High
School IN the Johns Hopkins meet on
Saturday.
Crandall supplants Mcneil as athletic
adviser at the Business High School The
shift was caused by the recent illness Of
the retiring adviser CrandaU was in
charge Of the Business athletes al the
Eastern High School several years ago
and Is a capable man for the Job.
Yank Dawson might run Tom Long
boat If urged. Yank viii try anything
once.
Did anybody shoot our yener dog yes
terday?
Cheerful Cherub~ Hubbard. the old
Business basketball player, assayed the
fight game the other night in that George
tOwn-Y- NJ c A contest. Stood right m
and took a punch at his old teammate
Freddy Rice Again we ask. What is this
world coming TO?
Manager Weaver. Of the Eastern base
Dail team. Is pegging away at the SEIZED
ule for the Capitol Hill school nine He
expects TO book several good out-of-town
games
The young ones come and the Old ones
go. but Alb Welcker stays on forever
From the Business Balance Sheet.
Mr.. Man: How did the boys come 10
nickname Euripides Tsggart "Hooks?"
AN ADMIRER
We can only wonder. Miss.
Winchester 10 Have Team This Year.
sTscisl 10 Tie Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, Jan. 2S-At a meeting
Of local baseball fans, held at the Fair
fax Club last night. an organization was
effected to support Manager Sandy"
Paker and his ball tossers and TO insure
another fast team al Reservoir Park the
coming season. A number Of players
have already signed. and Mr. Baker ex-
poets lineup equal TO that Of last sea
son. which took the Virginia League pen
nant winners into camp and won the
State championship
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SAVANNAH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-slx furlougs. Judge Hauesy. 10
Young. 70 3 won. Hugh Farrell IS Davis.
70 l. second TOmochichi. e tGrfinl. 5 20 .
third Tine lis - Roger de CoEeriey, Soi-ee.
and Mss Dustin also ran
SECOND RACE-0ce and O1e-cusrts- niles.
BesteTiIug. loi iETznnonl. : - ;. Won; Autumn
Flower. g lCrifinl 20 ;. seooad; Clifton Forge,
Ioe iYour- = 20 ]. third Tine. "a "a Bright
Boy and Eurlpides also rsr.
THIRD RACE-Six fuTl0ugs. purse Risk 10 llIa-
honl. 70 J. won. Lady Ripple. IS WHITE. . - 4.
second; Whisk5roo-n. los Young, ! % . third
Tine III 4-5.
FOURTH RACE-One nile Anna Smith l1s
Griffin. 70 / Won; Spring Frug. q tBrznnoni.
cut. second. CsIlileo. 1I3 Young { 90 8 third
Tine ~
FIFTH RACE-0ne nile 0Tz Sud6uth 10
lBrzunoal. 70 !. won: Merle. g DAVIS 5 70 /.
second: F72rney 100 tGriflni. 90 z third Tine
1-5 %. ChaTles 6. Gates. ArzWaka. Druid. and
Hzymsrkst also an
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
Dates for Indor Rine shoot.

Tho National Rife ASsocta tioss-rnf
America has announced the dates for
the championship indoor matches Tor 1913
among the colleges and universities and
public and private schools. These matches
will be held upon local galleries. the
shooting being done on targets supplied
by The National Rife Association. All
shooting viii be done AZ fifty feet on a
target with one inch buirs-cye. each
eompetitor firing twenty shots for record.
ten standing and ten prone. The inter
collegiate event viii be shot between
March Is and q. The prize is the hand
some trophy presented by the Forest.
Fish and Game Society OF America
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
SECTION &C" BASKETBALL.
The FendaILs Defeated the VesPers
by a score of 81 20 3.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
ya59.fi. s E Esstsaiustsr. :. g
The FendaH Cadets basketball team
defeated the Vespers last night. in PECK
gymnasium. by the score Of 81 to S,
thereby forging ahead OF Northminster
into second place in section c. Of the
City League
The Vespers started OF Ike winners.
Harrington and Freck shooting two goals
each in the first few minutes OF play
The Fendalls did not overcome this
lead until near the end OF the half. owing
TO the good defensive game Of the visi-
tors The score al the end OF this period
stood p TO S
IN the second half the team work Of
the Cadets was very much in evidence,
and they scored almost at VIII. running
Up a total OF = points IN this period.
Their defensive work was perfect, the
Vespers being unable TO add TO their
score.
The game was particularly clean. only
two fouls being committed: these were
on the home team. Harrington and Freck
played a good game for the visitors
Murphy ana Goucher Put Up stellar ex-
hibitiOns in the scoring line. the former
with goals. while his teammate tossed a
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
LIE MAT Is TRACK COACH.

George Washington Athletes Doing
Well for Baltimore Meet.
The George Washington track SQUAD is
working with a vim in the Y. NJ. c. A.
gym every day, the candidates putting
every effort into the work, in order that
they viii be trained 20 the minute for
their coming race with the Virginia team
The entire squad is showing great i'm
pTOvement since Coach lie Nat has taken
them in tow and the workouts seem very
promising for defeat OF the Virginia
quartet Great things are expected of
White and Graham, who are training for
the high jump Both these men have
been doing better than ) feet 6 inches in
al OF the trials, and with coaching. are
looked upon 70 do even better.
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There may be some method in Jim
Jeffries allowing himself 10 be considered
a possibility, but he is entitled to get
away with it as long as the dear public
viii stand for il
Doc" White says he never posed as
heavy hitter. Not on your gold tooth.
News Item from Fredericksburg-Cenn
Rush Ashton Tuesdayed with us
We see by the papers that The Red
NH is stin at the National. Those who
attended said 1t was very good.
Net Billy Fowler on the Avenue last
night he asked us how we we're. but
did not ask Us where We wanted TO go.
When the race-track promoter tries TO
get anything over on the governor he
generally pushes to the front desperate
characters. who are wanted in other
places for graveF ofenses.
A dispatch late yesterday afternoon
says Carrie Nation was arrested in Lon
don for throwing the hammer, swinging
the Ratchet. CT something Of the kind.
The trouble with Carrie is that she usual
~ starts something that she can never
finish. although my good friend Rice says
she nearly finished him during a trip to
Washington.
Foolish Questions, No. fOO-Prineipals.
Press Club mentor and one OF leading
members.
''Hullo. Y; counting up dues?
mo. you imitation Of a plum pudding.
I'm at my desk holding an umbrella over
some Sunday copy.
Only a few brief weeks and the Wash
ingtoR baseball fan viii be turning his
thoughts toward Galveston We heard
yesterday that Joe CautillOn had snapped
HIS red vest This bit OF news may help
soma
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
BUSINESS TO START WORK.
Baseball Candidates viii Report for
Indoor Practice Monday.

Baseball Candidates viii Report for
Indoor Practice Monday.
The Business High School baseball can
didates viii get their first indoor practice
on Monday, Capt heane having issued 9
call for them 10 report at that time.
The Stenographers' prospects seem
much brighter than last season. With the
exception Of first base, the infeld is
intact while four experienced outhelders
are still available The only department
in which the Business team seems weak
IS IN the battery, which viii have 10 be
developed from the new material. So
far four candidates have expressed inten
tons OF working out for the vacant jcbs.
Gregory and Greer are the pitching re-
cruits and Fegan and Loener viii 90 the
receiving
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
JOE CANS LAID UP.
Baltimore Lads Fight with Young
Erne Postponed.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. Jan. 2.-The proposed
six-round bout between Joe Cans, the ex-
lightweight champion OF the world, and
Young Erne, the clever Philadelphia.
scheduled to be decided before the Wash
ington Sporting Club. Of Philadelphia. on
February 70. has been called Of owing 10
the Illness Of Cans
It was at the request OF the ex-cham-
pion that Billy Mccartney. manager Of
the Quaker City club. agreed TO postpone
the mill for the present. Cans is now
confined 10 his room at the GOldneld
Hotel. De has neuralgia Of the heart
and has not been out Of his room for
nearly week
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Kline Matched with Britt.

Baltimore. Nd, Jan. 2S.-The Eureka
Athletic Club has matched Patsy
Kline. OF Newark. and Young Britt TO
box here one week from tomorrow night
at Germania MaennerchOr Hall This
viii be the fifth time the two have faced
each other in the ring. but the question
Of supremacy is still open.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
JunIcrs Win Championsbin-

Annapolis, Jan. 2S-By winning from
the second class this afternoon by % TO
q, the fourth class won the basketball
championship Of the Naval Academy.
having previously defeated both the frst
and third classes. Tie irst class pulled
out OF last place by defeating the third
70 to 9
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
WINS 20 Coach Roanoke college.

Special to TIE Washington Herald.
Roanoke Va, Jan. 2S-Otto Willis. who
coached the Roanoke College baseball
team last season, has been engaged 10
coach the same team the coming season
Last year Willis pitched for the Ander-
son IS. c. team. in the Carolina League
and later was sold to Memphis in the
Southern League He viii play with
Memphis next season
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
EASY FOR DRISCOLL.
Johnny Mario Badly Beaten by the
Clever British Boxer.

New York. Jan. 2S.-Jem Driscoll. cham
pion feather-weight Of England. defeated
Johnny Mario. Of this city. on points IN
a slashing ten-roUnd bout al the Fair
mount 4 c. tonight. Driscoll gave a
remarkable exhibition OF ring science
against a sIugger who was probably ten
pounds heavier.
He Jared Mario several times with
heavy right-handers on the Jaw, but the
latter's toughness probably saved him
from q knockout.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
PLAY IN FREDERICKSBURG
CFescents Basketball Team Has n
Hard Game Booked.

CFescents Basketball Team Has q
Hard Game Booked.
The rejuvinated Crescent basketball
team leaves this evening for Fredericks-
burg, Va, where they viii tackle the
strong Fredericksburg College five
The Washington team viii be picked
from the following players: Dodd.
Holmes, Bopp, Wetzel. Gregory. Martin.
and Stern The collegiate five has a repu-
tatiOn as one Of the strongest in Virginia
and has already defeated the Holy Name
auintet Of Washington
The Crescent aggregation is out for
blood. and expects 10 make quick work
Of their opponents. The contest will be
played in the large skating rink. and
word has been received from Manager
Carter that a record breaking crowd is
expected 10 be on hand To-night's game
IS the first Of a series OF three 10 be
played in Fredericksburg.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
GURLEY RELAY TO RUN.
VIII Make Strong Bid for Team
Honors in Baltimore Meet.

The Gurley Athletic Club. OF this city.
has entered its relay team in the Johns
Hopkins meet at Baltimore next Satur-
day. and viii make a strong bid for
honOrs IN the team event
The quartet which VIII carry the local
clubs eolors is one OF the strongest In
the city and is in excellent condition for
the coming meet. It viii have as oppo-
nents the Cross Country Club and the
McCulioh Athletic Club both Of Balti-
r-rn-.a
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PLAN INDOOR MEET.
Friends school Regins Preparations
for Event on February 10.

The athletic council Of the Friends
Select School met yesterday afternoon TO
discuss plans for the coming indoor meet
which viii be held on February Il.
The Quaker school intends TO make the
event one Of the best Il has ever pro-
NOTED. and preparations have already
started Presby. Sensner, and JobsOn
were selected to look after the affair
Another meeting viii be called next
Thursday and the officers elected
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
PLEASE NOTE

That Hr. H. c. Newcomer.
formerly with the u. Lindsay
Rubber Company, is now vita
the New Rubber Store, EOca-
ton. 1900 r street, at Tenth
street, By name. THE WASH
iNGFON RUBBER COMPANY.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29

George Dover says it Is all poppycock
10 talk Of a money transaction in trade
for Bill Dahlen. He viii not sell the
player, but he viii trade with Brooklyn
II he can get an equivalent in a player
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29
FAT MEN NOW LEAD
Surprises Crop Out in District
Bowling Tourney.
RECORDS GO By THE BOARDS

scores of 04s, sss. and ss7 Regis
tered in Five-Maa-Tezm Match of
Class A-Hamner and ShaGer Lead
in Doubles, While Goodman Is the
Best Pin knight in Singles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29

Hamilton, one Of the Central runners.
has a pair Of running trunks which from
all appearances were made from & pocket
handkerchief
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-29

In keeping with big league etiquette,
Dutch Sterzer returned his unsigned con-
tract TO Malachi Kittredge last night.
''Pecuniary specifications unsatisfactory"
said the local s0uthpew. Strange how
the young ones learn