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The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six farIones Trsnsuute. ~ Nc
Cartl5l. : 70 :. Wun; Cheers. I03 iGiIber1l 70 J.
second. John s. MsliCn- e lAndersonl e 20 ;.
third. Tine lis CorpeTz Hand Maiden. Dr.
sherman. GeoTze KiIbo-l. philsoe. Rose CheFTy,
Nrz Farrell Royal n and Fred Euiholand
also Tal-
SECOND RACE-Siz f1rlonzS silver sticking
lo3 lTarlini. 20 s. w0n. Crzor O.. 10 tButleTt- 6
% l. second. Bills BoEiegs. l15 iSc7visi. = 20 l.
third- Tine liz - Sophomore. Ch=rles Greer.
TsVaseulha. Emns g.. Brush Up and Sir LIME
soo6 also ra1.
THIRD RACE-Tbree and 0ne-hsif sgrIo1gs.
Olaihe g. fTapiinl. = u l. Won; Fire. Is Gen
III. % l. secnnd. Bslr0ria ~ Mccarthy , "a
T. tiliri Tine. e.s3 50. Ju5ge Quinn. RoheTr A.
Tipster. Genera. soma Princes Viola. Ralph ToEsr
Ores. ard kusib also ran-
FOURTH RACEs-Oue and onc~quaTtsr miles Or
cs~rs. 10 Cars n J. Won. Par De ORC. go
Butler. : 70 3. second: Koso los Boyle. . %
l. third. Tine. 2d3 Lsdv Ahcia. Prince q
0TzrEe. F1aviEry. 0rchau. Iac1uo Ma7y B Clz-k.
Lord Roszugso1. and Graphits also raz.
FIFTH RACE--Oue nile and twenty Yards Be
Thsukfgl JOS ,KeoEhi. 2 - T. vou: Tie Peer q
rTzuiin'. Il 70 r. second, RoTsn0iT IL iNentry
- % l. iliri. Tine La s.. AkSsT- Ben. Joe
Rose. Rotros. WurzbzsrseT. and z. n. Brown also
-au-
SIXTH RACE-Six f1rlouzs Sevs-.s. ar Ike
orhl q J. Won SfsrdCVeT. lC7 iMenf-yl. Is - 3
second Constautia 115 iArcihaldl. 3 % J. thiri.
Time IL. Lord Pr-vos,. Cyguarzcs. Bolonszg. p.
BAH. CAYENNE Cora Lackfoos. BraTo-s7e. and San
Gil also IN
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
KLINE TO MEET MOORE.
scrappers Sign Articles for Fifteen
round Fight February &c.

Baltimore. Nd. Feb. l. - 'Reddy'
Moore. Of Philadelphia, and Patsy Kline,
OF Newark. have been matched for If
teen round boxing contest before the Eure-
ka Athletic and Social Club. fox next Fri
day night a week at the Germanis Maen-
nerchoT Hail. Moore has been eminent
y successful in his matches Of late.
mostly all of which have taken place IN
Philadelphia. his home town He has met
recently such BOYS as Frankie Mel,
Young Pierce, Willie Gibbs. Al Bel
mont, and Jimmy Walsh. No decisions
are permitted in the quaker City. but
the newspapers were unanimous in every
instance that Moore had the better Of
the argument. The fifteen round limit
is something new. but he is a rugged boy
for his weight. and his followers say the
distance Will not bother him in the least.
AS matter OF fact going fifteen rounds
is something new for Kline. although
he has been scheduled 10 70 that distance
several times. His decidedly fast work,
however. has always told in his favor
after two or three rounds had elapsed.
and Baltimoreans have Yet 20 see what
ne can do in a longer distance The
opinion IS that in Moore he win have an
opponent who viii carry him a good long
. y. and az a mighty fast clip. The bout
should undoubtedly create as much inter
est as the KIine-Britt affair Of last week.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One nile Ida Nay. @ lRusselll
z 70 - Won. Alma Boy. lOs Rioel. = 20 !. secoDd
Capt Kennedy. JOS 5Wslsll % I. third Tine
- IS Cloyns AID Whip Toy also ran-
SECOND RACE-Thres fHri1ngs- RCcky % Bneu
rs Sailing % 3 Won. Chester kr1n. Is
,PouersI % J. secsnd. C. H Patfen. Ios thinsi
IS 70 l. third Tine. O-55. Charles J. Harysy. At
thur Rouse. Myies OC0uneIl- J. n STOKES Hsr
Fan kerCheIi. and DnInioEy ais0 IN
THIRD RACE-Six fsrionss- San Vito. i9s iCui
IerI { 20 l. uon. Valiean. 1l3 iDuzanl, 3 90 L
Seoo-i. Stringrncy 10 shilling. o. 3 third
Ting. 11e25 Furnace Red Mimic. Erbet- Bis.
Carmen. and Sisnrr aiso ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six f1Tlon-S- JACK AtsIu. -
I'eucrsi. evsu. won; Cclioquy. 10 Howard. ; q
J. second. Magazine. &c Williams = % 2 third
Trre. IN Is A6rigrle " 7. Loverto1 lila
18th Hsrvso6. ScnrroriEn- Ethel DAY and NO1
FouuH alsg rn-
FIFTH RACE-O-e ard one-eiehtb miles- Am
ms II Powers. - % -. Won; NCThit. 10 But
vein o Co l. Second: Rel Gauntlet. li3 i,iold
z-sinf. 90 T. third Tine IS Big Bow also ran
SIXTH RACE-FIve and one-hsf fUTi0UEs Hsr
11cau. us Powers. I u 2 won DESTROYS. III
Walsh TO I. Second; Juiis Powell. III .Duszni
t1 . third. Time. lbs Is CsleudsT. NiEgu
Eshy Tszs- kuropatkiu- and Right Sort siso an
SEVENTH RACE-S5Ts1 furlC11s- SINK STTlnC
1rs r. Brooks. q n l. wou. Moe1iil Us lioT
ard. q 70 l. second. Jcserh X. leo Roe. g O
/ thiri- Tine. I36 - ChcTire. Hannlhal Beg
Csuardc. Cnce Hsury. Wissria. I7auhoe. and
Guiding star also raI-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
PLAN SCHOLASTIC MEET.

Props. Western. and Washington
school in Three-cOrnered Event.
The recenet inauguration Of the three
cornered meet 10 local scholastic circles
has become very popular with the ath-
letes, and another event similar to that
pulled OF al the Business High School
several weeks ago has been planned for
February =. the Georgetown Props. the
Western High School. and the Washing
ton School for Boys being the psrtici-
pants.
The Props have offered a handsome
trophy cup 10 the winners. and coming
as the meet does right al the time when
all Of the scholastic athletes are IN the
pink Of condition the event should rival
Ia interest the big meets which are now
occupying the sport boards OF Washing
ton. The athletic directors AZ the three
schools viii officiate AT the event Each
Of the schools have the privilege Of en-
tcring three men in every event. and as
all three viii he strong contenders IN the
scholastic events al the Federal games
Saturday night line may be gotten on
the class OF the three-CorneTed affair
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
By BILL BAILEY.


Oh, you KID,
Freeman. DeIehanty, Mcbride, and FL
.berfeld-looks good. ehe
Bill Shirke win be on hand II anything
should happen to go wrong.
Jack Chesbro says he is thinking OF
becoming a gentleman farmer. which re-
calls what certain hunt official said Of
a bunch Of gentleman riders heresbouts
last summer:
I'm pretty durn shure they're not
riders, and I have NY suspicious about
their being gentlemen.
The threatened baseball war has sim
mered down 10 nothing Il has been said,
and truly said. 1T takes three elements
70 make a fight-twO fighters and some
thing 10 fight over: and the most essen
tial Of these Is something TO fight over.
rs all off with Battling Nelson Jabez
White has announced that he VIII usurp
the Battler's crown.
Detroi, is building a new plant 20 hold
$500 persons. Why? There have been
two worlds championships PLAYED there
and the size Of the crowds never. caused
the building inspector 10 get uneasy.
Joe Turner Is working hard prepar-
I ing for his coming wrestling bout with
the Soonoke Indian. Part Of JOe's train
I ing yesterday consisted Of smoking n
cigar and juggling two small lemons in
! his place Of business in Pennsylvania
avenue
+ Prot PoEEenberg is showing the lates-
exerciser in Wslford's window. Outside
OF his name. the professor is all right.
I Wouldn't L he a fine young joke if
after ali this talk about Abe AtteU dodg-
ing a match with Jem Driscoll- the little
Hebrew would sail in and whip the day
! lights out OF the Briton when the pair
meet in New York Friday night2
Anscostis News Itenl-One Of our we'll
known citizens yesterday announced that
/ he would soon start to cross breed light
I ming bugs with June bugs in hopes that
Z IieTc NOuu De no NloIt KICKS IRON CiS-
/ grUntled residents about the dim street
I illumination
I One Of our leading charity associations
/ reports that there Is much more distress
/ in Washington this year than last. The
poor handbook men and the chicken-fght-
ers can certify 70 this
Now il appears that Cy Young nigh;
have been secured for Washington. but
/ for the climate. Gee, its bad enough Il
give the fans heart disease and raise their
hopes TO EIberfeld. but Cy YoUng-Mercy
I how the boat rocks
Does anybody know Tommy Loves
age
Frye King Is going TO vrestle scme
gink down in Richmond. Hes got to do
something since Bobby Baker developer
'cold feet
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT

Manager Lake. Of the Boston Ameri-
cans, has turned Boucher, the Holyoke
shortstop over 20 Little Rock
Patsy Donovan says that Alperman's
injuries have prevented him from being
one Of the greatest second basemen in
the game.
Jack COMBS and Eddie Plank are 10 90
10 New Orleans ahead Of the Athletics.
Dygert and Schiller have been in that
city az winner
Pop" Arson places Amos Rusie at the
top OF the list Of great pitchers, but ad-
uits that he has never seen Christy
Mathewson work
Fred Smith. q brother Of Pitcher Char
ley Smith. OF the washington Club, IS
expected 10 take Bushs place at short
with Indianapolis
Tie Polo grounds seating capacity this
year VIII reach close to 5000 John T
Brush IS reported TO have spent SIGee 900
on his baseball plant this winter
Johnny King SAYS he win not Join the
Chicago Nationals in spring training IN
III the week before the season opens but
vii attend 70 his billiard hall business in
Kansas City and train with the local
Western League team
Should the bin introduced in Trenton
10y Assemblyman Dwell permitting Sun
day baseball and other sports became a
law L is said that the Phiiadelphias and
Athletics VIII have grounds In Jersey
convenient in Philadelphia and play Sun
day games there.
Dummy TAYLOR was released by New
York despite the fact that during the
last four years he won ffty-two games
out Of eighty-two which he pitched-six-
teen cut Of twenty-five IN 1905; seventeen
out Of IS in 1906: eleven out Of eighteen n
1871 and eight Of thirteen in 1878.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
PLAN INHERCITY BILLIARDS
Gray, Of Washington, and Llnhard,
of Baltimore, VIII Meet.
Two Best Players I'm Respective
Cities Are Booked for Big
Championship Match.


SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. Feb. IF. H. LiuhaTd.
Of this city. considered by many Mary
Ianders as premier amateur. has accepted
the challenge Of Gray. % Washington. for
q billiard match here and IN Washington
Gray, who is the leading member q The
Washington team that has for two years
PLAYED Baltimore IN the intercity matches.
recently announced that he was ready 20
play any amateur in Maryland. 90 points
20 ~ al 142 balk lire.
Lnhsrd. who Is the star OF tins year
Baltimore billiard team to-day wired
Gray Of his acceptance Of the match. and
the contest viii he played shortly after
the final block Of the intercity match
Is PLAYED of En- this city on Ma-cn g. X
was agreed that - points Of the contest
be PLAYED a Frank SheTmsns Royal
pool parlors. in Washington. and Jne
other 30 az John p. Klein's parloTs Oh
West Fayette street. Baltimore.
Klein and Sherman will be IN charge
Of the arrangements for the event
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
IS DORN TO WEIGHT
DTiseoll's Friends Predict Knockout
for Briton.
sam LanEfOrd and stanley KetebeII
Way Meet I'm New YOrk-Other
Sporting News.

New York, Feb. 17.-After a six-miIe
road run today. Abe Atteu jumped on
the scales at his training quarters and
tipped the beam az exactly l21iz pounds
Il viii be under the American feather
weight limit 10 pounds, when I get into
The ring, said AtteH. but that viii
make no difference. FOR I do not care
how much DTiscoIl VIII Weigh Eext Fri
DAY night. I have been in fine condition
all winter
one Of DriscoTrs admirers predicted
he would score a knockout Driscoll
weighed rs pounds to-day. He INDUCED
IN a run Of nearly eight miles with sweat
ers on, then boxed and wrestele6 with
great vigor
There viii be an interesting lo-round
battle at the Fairmont A. c. tomorrow
when Patsy DrIscol and Frankie Nell
meet, This viii be DriscoITs first ap-
pearsnce in an American ring He IS
the featherweight champion o. Irel5nd
and comes here with a big reputation.
sam Langford. who viii meet Jack
Johnson in London next Nav. has left
California on his way East. and expects
10 arrive in this city on April !. Il was
said to-day that the National Athletic
Club VIII try % arrange a 10-round bout
between Langford and Stanley Ketchel
before the negro sails for the other side
Three members OF the New York IA
tonal League team-OHara. Walter and
Simmons-saile6 from here to-day on the
steamer Antilles for Galveston. OF
their way way TO Marlin Springs. Texas
where McGraw's men viii train for the
coming championship race.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
ELECT BASEBALL CAPTAIN.
Joseph Bailey to Lead Friends on
Diamond ThI. Season.

At a meeting Of the athletic association
Of the Friends Select School yesterday
Joseph Bailey was elected captain Of the
baseball team for the coming season and
viii issue a first call for candidates with
in the next few DAYS.
The members OF this years basketball
team were awarded the school letter by
the athletic board Those who received
the initial are: Porter. Bailey. Thomp-
son. Corby. and Jones
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
Piedmont White Sox Organize.

The Piedmont White SOx baseball team.
under the management Of William Box
ley, expects 20 have a championship team
during the coming season.
John Ross was chosen captain last
night The following men viii be seen
in action: Campbell. PondexteT. Barbour.
Ford, Scott. Matthews, Porter, Davis.
Epps. Sims. Ray. Tolliver. Jones, Brady.
and Stevenson. Games can be arranged
by writing 10 John Ross. 80 Ridge street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
WASHINGTON GOLFER SEVENTH
Mrs. b. H. LOCKER Scores 13I in the
PInehu-st Tournament.

Pinehurst. y. c.. Feb. Mrs. George
H Converse. Of the Brae Burn club,
Of Massachusetts. led in the qualification
round Of the annual st. Valentine Golf
Tournment for women to-day with card
CT los: Mrs William West. Of Woodbury.
Country Club, New Jersey, and Mrs. II.
s Smith. Of Portland. Ne. second in los.
and Miss Ethel Check, OF Engiewood.
third. in 10
Match play viii continue through sat
urday. one round being played daily and
sterling cups are offered to the winner
and runner Up. Mrs Vests score to-day
winning for her gold medal
Mrs 3 H LOCKER, Of Washington, D.
c.. finished seventh on the list, with q
score Of Iii
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
Ball PLAYER soae1 Married.

Red Bank. NJ. Feb Augustus Sof-
fel, second baSeman Of the Pittsburg Ma
tionals, and Miss katherine NJ Dietz. Of
this place were married last night. The
ceremony was performed at the parsOn-
age Of Grace Methodist Church by Rev.
3. C Lippincott Intimate friends Of the
pair stood up with them.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

Kingston, Jamaica. Feb. 1.-THE sec
ond match between the All-Jamaica and
Philadelphia cricket teams began at Ken
singten Park to-day There was a fine,
fast wicket In the first inning the Wis
itors scored 1S3. while their Jamaican
opponents went ont for 80
The match viii be continued tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
Trolley Dodgers at Hot Springs.

Hot Springs. Ark. Feb. 17.-Accom-
panied by Pitchers Bell and Pastoriuss.
BrOoklyn's new manager. Harry Lumley.
joined the baseball colony training for
the coming season Lumley says his all
ing ankle has entirely mended and offers
to back his opinion with cash wagers
that Brooklyn viii not finish last the
coming season.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
ARUNDELS LAND RICE.
WeIl-knOnn Racing Instructor Is
Slated for Baltimore Club.

Baltimore. Feb. 1.-THE Arundel Boat
Club. OF this city. has secured the serv-
ices % James Rice. the eminent rowing
Instructor. who was in charge Of the
Columbia University oarsmen last sum
mer. and he viii report for work some
time IN the near future
Rice has e reputation OF being one Of
the best trainers in the country, his work
with several OF the prominent Northern
college Fights being well known 10 those
who follow anuatics.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
LOWE MEETS CALLAHAN.
Washington SCraPPcr Meets PhiIH-
deIPhian I'm Baltimore.

deIphian I'm Baltimore.
Tommy Lowe of this city. IS booked
for a 15-round bout with Tim Callahan.
Of Philadelphia. before the Monumental
Athletic Club, Of Baltimore. on washins-
tons birthday. February %
The scrap promises TO he one Of the
toughest the local boy has had This year.
as Callahan is veteran with a score or
more OF notable Victories behind MIN.
As a feather-weight Callahan was con-
sidered one o. the foremost youngsters
Of the country and although he has
been doing but very little boxing Of late.
from the results OF his last few fights
IL is a safe prediction that the Wash
ingtonian VIII have 70 extend himself 20
the limit to cop the long end Of the
nurse
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
CnInnhin- 1a. 80 ne

New Haven. Feb. I7.-Colunbia con
tinued its series Of victories at basket.
ball tonight by defeating Yale by a e.
to-l3 score
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
BILL BURNS T SCHEDULE 1 s IRA CK % @ @
OFFICIAL AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE 1909
NATIONALS HOME GAMES
Cut tbs out for hsndy r.fersaos.l

Cut this out for ksndy rsfeFsnce.l
APRIL
New York;. Z. Il. IS.
Boson-ls. L. e. q.
Philadelphia-2s, 2. 3, .
NAY.
New YGk-1. q. 81
JUNE
New York.
Cleveiand-2. ;. :. :
Chicago. 6. 3. 10
Deu0it-u, L. Il. q
81. Isouis-ls. L. Is
Boston-a, =. .. >
JULY.
PhiladeIphia-E. p
Chicago. .. g.
AUGUST.
Ciereland-2. ;. (.
-. Louis-6. :, g. e.
DetIoit-I, =. g. Il.
Philadelphia. L. Il
SEPTEMBER.
Philadelphia, T.
Boston,. 8. g
New Tork-l0. 10. L.
s.. Louis-ls. L. IS. ..
Detroit-zl. .. 3
Chicago-2. .. =. =
CIeTeland-9s. .
OCTOBER.
CleTsiand-L
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
War CLOUD BREAKS
PuIliam and DreyfuSS attach
Others Threats.
BIG DEALS ARE PULLED OFF

Meeting of Major League Magnates
in Chicago Full of Excitement.
Bribery Case on the Rack-BOstOn
Buys California Stnr-Jerry Downs
Was Secured for the White Sox.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
We GET ELBERFELD
Pitcher Burns Is Traded for
the TabaScO Kid.
WID' CONROY ALSO PURCHASED

sanagcr Joe Predicts Few Sur
PriSeS for Washington Fans m sea-
son PrOgresses-NOyes says Nation
ais I#feId Is 90 Per Cent Stronger.
Dieter and Collins Are Let Ont.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
RECORD ENTRY LIST
More Than 400 Athletes in
Federal Games.
COLLEGES WELL REPRESENTED

Big Indoor Meet Saturday Promises
to Eclipse All Former Efforts in
Washington - SeveHty-eiEht VIII
Run in Fifty Meters Open Handi-
caP-Nineteen Relay Races.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

Frye King Is going 10 vrestle scmt
gink down in Richmond He's got to d.
something since Bobby Baker developed
''cold feet.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

Continued on Page .. Column 5;
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

Does anybody know Tommy Lowe.
age
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
CommerciaI Duckpln Lengue.
plate Printers League.
Y II. s. A. League
1900 20 7es s.

Totals .-.-- - - ST Totalz------- =
sNeInsyre ~alieI second and thrd Sarse
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

Now il appears that Cy Young might
have been secured for Washington. but
for the climate Gee, it's bad enough TO
give the fans heart disease and raise their
hopes TO EIberfeld. but Cy Young-Mercy.
how the boat rocks
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

One Of our leading charity associations
reports that there Is much more distress
in Washington this year than last. The
poor handbook men and the chicken-fght
ers can certify 20 this.