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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

Director Of the Census North got the
short end Of the bout with Secretary
Nagel- There's such thing as being
too blamed smart.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

The earthquake shocks i'm Illinois were
probably the result Of the election of
Lorimer to the United States senate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

The understrappers who were in the
habit of doing business with the presi-
dent direct during the last administra-
ton, thus ignoring their superiors. will
do well TO consider the fate of Expert
North. The warning is especially ap-
plicable to Clifford Pinchot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

Consul General Robert J. Wynne has
lost his job. Great viii be the grief Of
Perry Heath when he hears the news.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

1t is said that ex-senator Foraker will
again be a candidate for governor Of
Ohio, and that Senator Burton, who de-
feated him last winter, favors his nom
ination by the Republicans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

The man who was put wise as to the
winner by a fellow who was next" to
the jockey, and didn't have any money
with which to make a cleanup on his
valuable inside information, now ped
dies his woe. He's but type Of a class.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

The Louisiana senator's viii take a
little sugar in theirs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Browning will
leave about the middle Of June for Seat
tie to spend a part of the summer
y
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ivers will enter
tain tonight at a dinner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

Mrs Martha Royle King was the
hostess yesterday at the y. w c. A
birthday luncheon, when all the girls
whose birthdays fall in May were en-
tertained. Snowballs and lilies of the
valley were used in decoration. and
prizes from the president. Mrs E. B.
CritchlCw, were at each place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

Tomorrow. ingenuity Of smugglers.'
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

There IS a chance Of Mickey Cannon
and Young LOUghrey coming together.
Owen Moran and Tommy Langdon are
matched 20 box at the Washington Sport
Ing Club, Philadelphia, tonight.
Eddie Chambers gave an exhibition Of
gameness against Tommy Sullivan e.
Philadelphia recently. Chambers had a
RIB broken IN the second round, but
wanted 10 continue
Billy Papke, the ex-middle- weight cham
pion, has decided that no more managers
viii get any Of his money, and on that
account he has selected his brother Eddie
70 look after his interests IN the future.
Eddie Johnson. the NsT York whirI-
wind, viii ind Kid Manning, Of Paw
tucket, e fighter OF the McGovern type
when they get together Tuesday in the
preliminary 10 the Moran Baldwin bout.
Hugh D Mcintosh. who conducted the
JohusOn- Burns fight is in London now.
and has sailed for New York Mr.. Nc
Intosh says that Burns will follew John
son to America and demand a return
match With the negro
II Gov. Harmon. Of Ohio. carries ont
his decision against prize fighting. and
Il the match promoters DO not take ad-
vantage OF club cover. the bout be-
tween Ray Bronson. Of Indianapolis. and
Abe Attel. Of San Francisco scheduled
for February . at Dayton, Ohio. may
not take place.
Freddie Welsh, the English lightweight
champion. bade goOd-by TO Los Angeies
yesterday. when he left for New Orleans
where ne is scheduled 20 fight Young
Erne February =. From New Orleans
the little foreigner plans 10 90 10 PhiIa-
Gelphis and New York. jumping from
these cities 20 England, where he viii
meet the winner OF the Britt Summers
bout Welsh has prepared a written
statement in which he jumps the world :
lightweight championship claim. as was
threatened three weeks ago, when he
first issued his challenge 70 Battling Mel
son. the same being backed with an
offer Of a $500 side bet
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
RICHMOND MEET IS BOOMING
Southern Games Attract Many Of
the Local Athletes.
Smith, Crack Georgetown Hurdler,
VIII Compete There with Martin
and Randolph, OF Virginia.

Richmond. Va, Feb. 15.-Mansger Byrd,
Of the Richmond College track team, has
received word from many of the colleges
and preparatory schools in this section
that they will send their teams TO the
indoor meet. which will be held in this
city on February q
The programme viii include. besides an
interesting set OF individual events. a
number OF relay races. which viii prob
ably be as close as any ever seen in this
city.
The best drawing card OF the evening
VIII be a relay between Virginia and
North Carolina. the old rivals. who are
always eager for a chance 10 get at each
other in any line Of sport
RsndOlph-Mac William and Mary. and
Richmond College are matched IL 2 three
cornered relay for the championship OF
the Virginia Collegiate Association This
VIII be the frst tine these colleges have
entered together IN A relay. and any one
OF them may prove 20 be the dark horse
for the other two teams
Smith. OF Georgetown University the
crack hurdler Of that institution, viii be
on hand for the hurdle race, which viii
likely prove unusually close. Smith ran
second 20 Sn1ithson. the worlds cham
pion indoor hurdler last year IN close
race IN Washington. Smith was well up
at the close Of the contest, pushing the
champion from the start He viii have
10 be in first-class condition II he expects
10 win out in the coming race when he
viii 60 up against Martin and Randolph.
OF Virginia
Johns Hopkins. George Washington. and
Washington and Lee are counted upon 20
send their teams here ard they viii be
seen in the individual events. which will
be on the same order as those held IN
Richmond IN previous years
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
FIVE FAVoRITES WIN.
BOokies Get Severe DrubbtnS AZ
SANTA Anita Trnck.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. 15.-Five favor
ties and one outsider won events az the
Santa Anita Park track this afternoon.
giving the bookies a good drubbiag. sum
ma-ies:
FIRST RACE-Six and one-haf furlonss Hamper.
H7 Sailing. 20 e. won, Likely Deu6oure, i47
Rice. . 70 !. sscond. BEck TbOrDe. los tShrine1
70 70 l. third. Tine. I Is - Guise, A7o. AIen
Lee signor Autocrzt soIus and Errire f.xpedi-
tion also rsn-
SECOND RACE-Three and oushaf furlouss.
Sgreset. los Howard 70 ). EOn; ScpGlFeiA. Es
iDugsnl. 20 / second Mary Van Buren, lo5
walsh. IS "a J. third. Tine. e.il - hid.
PlaciGe Fl Pe-fecto, Harman Chester Kr'una.
NIyies O-CCnnelI. ard sam Sneck also rsn
THIRD RACE-Seyen furioosS Ethoa. II5
iShriuerl. even WCn; skye l01 iNctTeei, { 20 z
second; Sir Edward. ll3 shilling % L thlrd
TIme. 1918 Lucy Marie. Rip Zap. Rubinon.
John Louis. Charley Heeney. and Dr. White also
FOURTH RACE-one and c1e-eiyhth niles
Lawton WiESSns. 10 ,BulVelll 3 70 ;. Won; Joe
Madden. 10 lDRgznl 10 l. second; FsIT Annie.
lo5 Shilling 20 l. third. Tine. is % Dr..
Holzberz ard Semp-cni also IN
FIFTH RACE-One ard Jluec-siTtesuth Eiles-
King a the Mist 10 CShIhngl. Il 70 ) ~on;
Nfhlick i0s GGdSteinl. ls 70 s. seo1ndi AdoTariou.
rs tBulwell 10 I. third. Tine, l5s - CraeA
Shot knight Of Tvsnhoe Vzasn, Csl1zr, Aunt
Rcse Anetavile Bye Bye Il, Whidden- and Arcnurt
also raE-
SIXTH RACE-one mile Rcostone, 20 Walsh.
70 2 Won; G-ande Dame 20 lGoldsteinl. u 5.
s,csnd: Lord Stanhope. III Powers, 70 l. third
Time. lss 3S. Financis-, SnoEbaH. Homeless. and
NCsTne also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Five and o3e-hzf furio1zs.
Uncle Jim. 100 Psss. ls 20 5 Won; Hazel Tho-pe.
l0s CMuszTzFei s % J. second; Crest0n, l9s
Howard. Is to ). third Tine. iISSS Blue Bot
tle Hannibal Be-. Guidins s,sr, Lena Lech'
SalTaSe Sir Harry Cens7do and RoSsls7e also rsn.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
G. Y. i. NAMES RELAY
Hatchetite Four Chosen for
Big Federal Games.
VIRGINIA HAS A LONG LIST
Large String OF Charlottesville Ath-
Ie1es VIII Compete Here on Sntur-
dsy-stantOn, Martin, Randolph,
Halliday, and Goodwin Are Entered.
Trials for Intercity Relay Team.

The team which viii represent George
Washington University in its relay race
against Johns Hopkins University in the
Federal Olympic games next Saturday
night was selected by Capt Clagett yes
terday.
Il viii be composed Of 6. l. Gurran.
c. ". snithson, H. y. CIagett, A. H
Brahm. z. c Kemper. and c. A. King.
the first four named being those who
viii probably run. sterrett. who ran on
the team against Virginia last Saturday
night, win devote all his energy and
time to the invitation pole vault against
Bredemus. Vein. Parker. Ward. and
Martin
This is one OF the fastest relay quar-
tets the Hatchetites has developed in
several years. and Il is expected that
their race with the Oriols university will
be one Of the hardest fought OF the
night
Besides the relay team and Sterrett.
George Washington viii be represented
by half a score OF other good athletes.
including Patterson. who showed uneX-
pected speed in the sprints last Saturday
night: Wenderoth. Bayly. and Birney, in
the 600-meser handicap. and Curtis, in the
high jump
Virginia Well Represented.
Among the big out-of-town colleges the
University OF Virginia viii have the larg-
est number Of individual entries Coach
Lsnigan. Of the Charlottesville team. is
anxious 10 have HIS men make a strong
showing against the athletes OF Prince
ton. Pennsylvania. and the Philadelphia
and New York clubs. and has put Viz
ginians in all Of the open events.
Goodwin. Stanton. Martin. Burke, and
King wiz be in the ffty-meter handicap.
Stanton and Goodwin are the fastest
spriHters in Virginia, and Burke is even
better than he was last year when in
the Washington School for BOYS.
In the 61o-meter open against Shepard,
HilIman. Whitley. Paul. and Herring there
will be Goodwin. Wiltshire. ThurlOw
Eager. King. and Douglas. from Char
lottesvIlle. in the s0-meter novice. George
Eager; in the high jump against Porter
Lester, and NeWberTy. Virginia has Ran
dolph and Halliday. both Of whom did
feet 70 inches in the George Washing
ton games
Goodwin and stanton are in the fifty
meter Invitation, and Martin, the world s
record hurdler. with Randolph, are in the
hftv-meter invitation hurdle. Martin VIII
also be Virginia's representative IN the
invitation pole vault.
The trial for the intercity relay team
viii be held at 80 o'clock tonight in the
7. " c. a. gymnasium
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
BooKIES HARD HIT.
Convent Bell Lands killing for the
Form Players.

Form Players.
San Francisco. Feb 15-The biggest Kill
ing of the season was made to-day az
Emeryville when the tip sent all over the
country made good in Convent Bell, in
the fifth race Every poolroom in the
country was hard hit Summaries:
FIRST PACE-FYve ard oae-haH furlonss- Light
House. Ios l1fcCarthyl. Q 70 3 wcn Rosevsle l07
Gilbert 9 10 J. secord; FGEord- N9 CsicIntyTel.
3 70 s. third Time. III Is Palo Alto. Minnie
Bright Galinda. NoraSorod, Gliding Hannah.
George Kismet and Kenmore also rzn-
SECOND RACE-Three furlCngS Infection. f0s
tKeoEh}, 70 ? won; Tipster. 1l2 Gilbert. 20 J.
second. Elf1bsau. fE Lee. % to !, third Tine
eS7 % Judge Hendsrson, Napan, Quality Street
Wicket. Bay Snake. Tug Beat. and san Lesnder
also rza-
THIRD RACE-Nile and twenty yards stcci
Is Clark. 5 TO Z. woni Joe Rose, 3 Ross, Z
TO ;. second; DoIlis Dollars. IL tKeozhl. 70 10
third Time, la 25 En and I'm. Dainty Belle.
Woolma. Be Thankful. First Peep, and Mel4r
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seven farlongs. Charlie Dobe-ty,
l04 lScorliel, - 10 ) Won; Ton Hayward, g
(Taplin) i 20 2 second; Collector JesS1p, lo7
tSweet). to 2 third Tine, 81 30 Deu;sca-
land and OCEAN Shore also ran
FIFTH RACE-Mile and twenty yards. Convent
Bel. IM Archibald II 10 s. Won; Yakima Belle.
90 tDeverichl to l. second: Flgsut. 80 Ross.
IS 70 3 third. Time. l:is Louis StryuhsT Col.
White. Capt Hale. LaOis. Alcioiades, Willie T..
and Steenmsn also Tan
SIXTH RACE-FufGrity coUrse F0udeIio. l07
tLeel. 70 4. won; ozorine, 80 tDsveTichl. % to L
second: Ton shaw, 10 Miller, z TO ;, .hird.
Tine. II525 Fsncy, SiiverstOcki1s East End.
and Frederick MulhoIland also rzn-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
SCHEDULE NOW COMPLETE.
Episcopal Baseball Team VIII Meet
Local Scholastic Mines.

The management Of the Episcopal High
School baseball team has completed his
schedule for the coming season, having
booked games with nearly all Of the local
high schools.
Last year the Episcopal team was the
scholastic champion Of Virginia, and as
It's nine IS nearly intact there Is every
indication that this years campaign viii
be q success.
Following is the schedule: March ?.
Alexandra Athletic Club al home; March
2. Technical High School at home; April
8, Central High School at home: April
:. Baltimore City College at home: April
Il Charlotte Hall Military Academy at
home; April %. Georgetown Preps at
home; April q, Eastern High School at
home; May I. Woodberry Forest School
st Orange, Va; May S, Johns Hopkins
University at home; May 10 Fishburne
Military Academy at home; May Is, Mas
ssnutten Military Academy at home;
May Is, Jacob Tome Institute at Port
Deposit Nd; May IS. Shenandoah Mill
taTy Academy a home; Woodberry For
est School at home; May Is. Fredericks-
burg College at home; May 3, Bethel
Military Academy al home.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
TRACK Ms% WRESTLING a BASEBALL es1s sss Ts
MANY WANT PLACES.
baltimore Athletes CEamorinR for
Position on Intercity Relay.

Baltimore. Feb. I5.-Candidates for the
relay team that viii represent this city
In the Federal games TO be held in Wash
ington on FebruargA - viii be tried out
under the watchful eve Of Joseph T.
England who has charge OF the local
end. at the Central L. II. G. A on next
Wednesday night az $50 o'clock Fourteen
Of Baltimore's best sprinters have ap-
piled for positions on the team
The men who have applied are as fol-
lows.
Mount Washington Club-Arthur c.
Lever1hg and Paul 8 Herring
Central Y NJ {. As NJ. FOntaine.
ooie c. White. G Anderson, Frank A
Scott and q. y Hamill
McCUlloh Athletic CUBA. r Warner,
J. II. steele and J. y. Steele.
Maryland Athletic Club-E- G. Ziegler.
Unattached - Charles F. Parkinson,
Charles Reinhardt. and Charles BrauRs.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
CPORTING SIDELTGHTC
~ By BILL BAILEY.

Back to the shop with the overooat.
Bill Foley saws his determination to
keep his summer suit out Is final.
Georgetown took It's initial practice
OF the season yesterday. All Of the men
were anxious 20 get hack in their toys.
and the practice period was lively while
it lasted.
It is rumored that Press Agent Bright
and Carrie Nation may view the inaugu-
raj parade from the same box
Ray Brennan blew in last night behind
a three weeks crop OF whiskers and con-
fded IN Us. Ray SAYS ne win get his arm
in trim for the coming season during in
augUration times by showing warm
dogs" across 10 the fsmished multitudes.
Guess that's not original
ChTiSty Mathewson is more than
pleased with his birth as Harvard base
ball coach. lie had HIS squad out for
the first time yesterday, and IS already
there with the Hughey Jennings flag talk.
Mullen. the old Business High School
( star. reported for practice at :he George
town Field yesterday. and feels confident
that he viii be found on the Blue and
Gray twirling staT when the season opens.
Got worlds Of speed. and beat the
Marines once" said the yoUngster.
/ Roy Newhouser, tie George Washing
ton track manager. is receiving congra5u-
4 lations galore for his success in running
( the G. " games last Saturday. NO sucn
Z Iau7els for his predecessor.
I We don't know just what nationality
/ Joe Turner claims. but those new green
tights ne has adopted might intimate
l Press Agent Bright is taking the Rip
Van WInkls treatment after the strenu-
Gus times before and during the George
/ Washington games
/ It's Just about tine for Coach Eecox, Of
Tech, TO let US in on some Of his spring
rowing plans.
We passed by something Of this sort on
| the Avenue last night:
! In the first person. see where that
Indian who is TO wTestle here soon IS
stopping in Alexandria for a while
! In the second person-Birds Of a fea-
/ We were walking fast
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
WILL DEFEND TITLE.
Lowe Agrees TO Accommodate Burns,
Sullivan, and Other Claimants.

Sporting Editor The Washington Herald.
Seeing in a recent issue where Soldier
Burns Is after Tommy Lowe. and that
nothing would please him any more than
70 get Love in the ring. 1 wish to state
that Tommy viii give him the opportu-
nifty he desires after he gets through
with Tim Callahan. whom he meets on
the I'd at the Monumental Club. in Bal
timore.
He viii also give Seroggs, Sullivan, and
Seiger . chance to show who Is the
lightweight champion Of the South.
which title they all claim.
JERRY MCCARTHY
NIznarzr Tommy Lore
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

Mrs. G. W. Ciarvoe. of s04 Tenth street
northwest. and Miss Margaret Arnold. sa
actress. her guest who we're run down
by an automobile while attempting to
cross the street at Thomas Circle, ars
reported to be recovering rapidly from
their injuries. DR.. ". H Heron. OF IGao
Ninth street northwest, who took char=s
Of the injured women. said that Miss Ar
mold, who was scheduled TO take part
In matinee performance in Baltimore.
yesterday afternoon, is suffering from a
disloestion OF her left arm and internal
injuries
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
SWEET PEACE REIGNS
Murphy Ends Hostility with
Apology to Pulliam.
FIRST MEETING THIS MORNING
National Committee Holds Session
Before Noon and the National and
American LeBEuers Convene Imme-
diateiy Aftervard - Inside Of the
Bribery Scandal VIII Be Laid Bare.

Chicago. Feb. I5.-The much-taiked-of
var between Harry c Puniam. Garry
Hermann. and others. against Charles
". Murphy. president Of the Cubs. which
was scheduled to add fireworks 20 the
meeting OF the National League, to-mOr-
row, Is TO end up IN q love feast The
executive COMMITTEES Of the Chicago Ma
tionsls tossed a keg OF oil on the troubled
waters to-day by issuing public letter
apologizing 10 Pulliam. The baseball
magnates. representing nearly every club
in the two major leagues. thronged to-
Eether at the annex this afternoon, and
the apology Of President Murphy was
among the topics Of their conversation
The magnates began 10 gather al noon
to-day, and by o'clock every club in the
National and American Leagues. as well
as many Of the class "A organizations,
were on hand.
Dovey and BOwerman, Of Boston. were
ths first 10 arrive. with Frank Farrell
and his new manager. George StaIlings.
Of the New York Americans, among the
last 10 join the circles at the impro-
vised headquarters OF organized base
ball
Have Strenuous Programme.
To-morrow's schedule Is a severe one
for the magnates. The national commit
tee wiz hold meeting tomorrow morn
ing The NatioBal and American leagues
get together at . o'clock. and il VIII Be 5
o'clock before the magnates viii be able
30 snatch breathing spell. Even after
the dinner hour the owners Of the various
clubs with their managers, viii be on
the lookout for trades. and IL viii likely
be toward the early hours Of the morning
before the last magnate has turned in
The meeting Of the national commission
viii take Up several important matters
The national agreement is 20 be amended
along the lines OF the recent cOnf2b with
the American Association and Eastern
League in Cincinnati last month. The
class A leagues VIII be represented by
President J. D O'Brien. OF the American
Association. and President Pat Powers,
Of the Eastern League Tie elevated
minors declare that the ratification Of
the compact made al Cincinnati was sim
ply a matter Of form and that II would
90 through without a vote against IL
The National League magnates viii first
take up the schedule as prepared by the
commission
The umpire bribery case seems 20 be
the only thing that viii cause trouble
among the National League magnates.
President PUlliam made the broad state
ment Sunday night that il was impossi-
be for the league TO smother the case.
and that the only thing that can be done
is 10 tell al that is known Of the de-
tails.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16
Kahoe Vow Free.

Cincinnati. Feb. 15.-The National Base
ball Commission to-day granted the re-
quest Of Nike Kahoe for reinstatement,
he being on the ineligible list FOR playing
IN games against the Logan Squares Of
Chicago.
As ksboe expressed regret for his mis-
conduct. $50 Of the 500 fne vas waived
The Washington herald., 1909-02-16

The preliminsries for the National
Guard wrestling meet which comes of on
Wednesday were run Of in excellent
style at the Guard gymnasium last night.
and from the bouts which took place il
is evident that some Of the finest exhi-
billions ever witnessed in local Journeys
will result when those who qualified come
together tomorrow.
The matches In every class were good,
and, with two exceptions, all had 70 be
decided on points BY Pat O'Connor, who
looked after the refereeing end OF the Per
Torrance. In many cases the contests
were continued over the limit In order
that a decision might be reached
First Bout Classy.
The first bout carded proved some Of
the best entertainment Of the evening.
Goucher and Burton. pair OF 10 pound
ers, were the contestants. and after strug-
cling through the allotted six minutes.
were again called TO the mat for three
minutes continuation. Goucher finally
landing the long end with but very
small margin. Both boys were well Up in
the finer points Of the game. and II was
only bg shade in aggressiveness that
the Memorial athlete came of the victor.
The bout between Mosey. OF GalIaudet.
and Mayhem. Of the Guards. likewise had
TO be decided in two sessions. the mute
getting the match on points Mayhew
showed a lack Of knowledge OF the mat
game. but by superior strength was able
10 give the Gallaudet athlete one of the
toughest struggles OF his career
The performance Of Pagan. the George
Washington entry. was the sensation Of
the programme. He entered three matches
and Won two and lost one. His work IS
well up 10 the standard which landed
him one OF the medals IN the tourney last
season. and il is the opinion OF all who
witnessed the bouts last night that the
George Washington man viii again be
one Of the most serious contenders for
the medals FOR the Is and Is pound grapz
piers.
Good Management shown.
The manner IN which the preIiminsries
were pulled OF last night reflects great
credit upon Jimmy Koran and Frank
Lockwood, who have them in charge. and
II the finals are as successfully handled
they VIII rival anything OF a Ike nature
ever seen IN Washington. The manage
ment has made every preparation for the
accommodation OF the crowd which Is
sure to be on hand Wednesday, and. as
last year. a separate tier OF seats has
been especially arranged for the ladies'
The results OF the prehminaries follow
ID po.lrd class. Go=ches M-zorial A1hletie
Cub. defeated BI--on unzt ,ched, or points
- pound CAS-. Seilars. National Guard. de-
feafCd Foiey Memorial Athlctic Ciuo On points
Pasan. Ceo-Se WashinSto1, 6eiezted Ds-din. Nz-
tional Guard o. points sellars National Guard.
defeated Stun. NationsI Guard. pointA
E5 rosnd CiaSs: MoSey Gailaudet. defeated
Mathew National Guard or points Pagan George
Washington. defeated Crawford. National Guard.
on points.
Is5 T.cund class Lockwood Natio1sl Guard. de-
fcs5cd Byutou, Y. " G A.. On points
fss po,1ud class; MulhEsn. Memorial Athletic
Club. threw Issacson Gsllaudet- IT ~ Onrisn.
unattached. threw Schmidt. Columbia Tuuvsrsa.
IN 500