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The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
Want Council Here I'm 1917.

The Supreme Council. Mystic Order
Yelled Prophets. Will hold its twenty
first annual session in Cleveland, June s
and g. Al Sirat Grotto No. II will enter
tain the members and representatives.
A large number Of prophets from KALI
polls Grotto, washington, will attend the
meeting and will make an effort to have
the Supreme Council meet in Washington
In 1912
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at 6:i5 p. m.
Steamer Charles Macalester for Mount Vernon.
Leaves Seventh street wharf al 10 a. N. and las
p. m.
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York avenue
every quarter hour for Zoo Park Chevy Chase. and
kenSngtOn.
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Priest Report. Impostor.

An effort was made yesterday to rob
Father Feaney. Of st. JOseph's Parish.
Second and c streets northeast. when a
man presented himself at the parish
house while Father Feaney was out and
said he had been sent by Father Feaney
to fix the lock on his desk. He was de-
MED admission, and when the priest re-
turned he said he knew nothing of the
man.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14

ability TO get the best for their money.
Full value IS insured by ordering James
+. OYSTERS creamery butter SOC. SIC. and
40c H. 5-lb. boxes -Four Leaf Clover
Creamery, .S1.75 9Th & Pa. ave All mkts.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
HENRY P. GILBERT SENTENCED.
Executor Admits ApprOpriating
$1,000 Of Hill Estate,

Henry ?. Gilbert, former vice president
OF the defunct First Cooperative Build
ing Association, and executor OF the
estate Of George Hill. jr., Of Georgetown
was sentenced yesterday by Justice Gould
10 serve one year and one day in the peni-
Tertiary at Atlanta, Ga.
Gilbert admitted that in. his capacity
as executor he had appropriated $4,000
which should have gone TO one Of the
legatees under the will OF Mr.. Hin.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14
DOG WRECKS MOTORCYCLE.
Policeman Boyle I'm Mix-up While
Riding in TwtninE City.

AS a result Of a miX-Up with a dog
while riding in Twining City yesterday.
Policeman z. W. Boyle, OF the Second
precinct, estimates that he Will have to
spend at least $50 10 repair the motor
cycle on which he was riding.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-14

clean them carefully and thoroughly.
store them in freDroof warehouse over
summer, or relay them at once. II de-
sired. Hinkel & Co. ASS Me ave.
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First Communion.

Prayer Books. Rosaries, Medals Book
Marks, Pictures, &c. E. Voigt. Jeweler
rs 18th ST. NV.
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Your Table Ought to Re Set with
Jno. G.. Meinberg's bread three times ev-
cry day. A perfect health food. Grocers'
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CaverIy's Plumbing, 1881 c NV.
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Invest in n T'TCO Coupon Book and
save per cent on taXiCab fares. Park
rides only g per hour. Phone y. 1912.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
G. v. U. CRACK SHOTS WIN
HatChetites' Rife Team SmOthers
Delaware College.
Other Important Matches show Co
lumbia Victor over Cornell
by p Points.

The National Rifle Association OF Amer
lea announces the results of the second
series Of matches Of the Intercollegiate
Indoor Rifle Shooting League shot on
the home range Of the colleges and uni
versities last Thursday night under the
supervision Of army officers detailed for
that purpose. who telegraphed the re-
suits to the home office Of the National
Rifle Association.
The University Of Iowa defeated the
Washington State College by 81 points
the Iowa team making the record score
to date of 500
Columbia University defeated Cornell
by 25 points The Georse Washington
University. of Washington, p c. buried
their opponents. the Delaware College.
by 1872 points
As the scores Of the University OF Ne
vada and the University Of Idaho have
not been received, their matches with
the United States College Of Veterinary
Surgeons and the University OF Louisl-
ana cannot be announced.
The scores in the match are as fol-
lows. University Of Iowa. l.S19; Wash
ington State College. I,752; Columbia Uni
versity, 1877; George Washington Uni
versity, l,729, Cornell University. LIP.
United States College of Veterinary
Surgeons, Washington. d. c.. 1914. Della
ware College, 1885, and University OF
Louisiana, 14S9.
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NOTES OF MILITARY
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

COMPANY f.. Q 100 Company h. 8 .oJl
CComn9ny c. - Company H.. s .oOl
Games next week Wgdnesdar. January & Com
pauy vs. Company e, Frids- January q Com
lauy II vs.. Company X.
Rider had his eye on the basket We'd
nesday night.
Get together. II. What's the matter?
Heise had some hard luck Wednesday
night
McEllfresh looks like a conner.
Game was forfeited Friday night by
X company
Rice, formerly of troop. Thirteenth
Cavalry, made his debut with G Friday
Bill" FURNACE. of Company &, who
has been i'll all season, made his appear
ance in the game Friday.
Bit Herbert couldn't get away Fri
day. What's the natter "Bill?'
Use only one hand in the dribble, Buck.
Company c is pulling up on the leaders.
If Company HIS goal throwing had been
as good as their defense on Wednesday
the score would have been different.
Cut out the long shots, "Keane'
Both games next week should be hot
ones. as the teams are well matched.
JAMES s. DINNIS.
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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and oue-haf furlonCS. GIL
bert Rose. l09 lDugul - to TO- won; Phil Mohr
q ihederisl, 20 1, second LeWistCwn 100 walsh
10 J, third Time. los 3-5. Dr. Dougherty. J. II
Barr Rey Efovar. Olathe, ard Electrowan also ran
SECOND RACE-SX furougs Indictment l04
lTapliu), TO l. woni Afarburg l05 walsh. even
second; May Sutton, 90 iKederis. I2 to / third.
Time. liza Sa NJ Nlusgnye Marse Abe. Black
sheep Adena. and Marvel 2. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seycn furl0ngs-Novgorod lOl
Buxton. 10 10 l. won; Sam Berger, 105 tGrossl
70 ], second; Radiation IS CKederisj. to l. third
Time. p as Wap Creamery. David Warfield
Miss Naomi Gel, JACK Do7alto. and Palo Chiquetc
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles. Sill
YER Night, los Vosperl, ; 10 !, won; Fulletts. lOz
walsh q to !. second; Jeanette NJ IS tKedelas
70 l. third. Time. Sc Is Fort johnson also nan
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Keep Moving lO7 Du-
gam, II 20 5. won; Serricence 100 lSeidenl 3 TO
second; Desperate. los (Tsplinl. to J. third Tine
~ 30 Buck Thorn, John Louis Redeem Glen
nadeane, and Banonie also ran
SIXTH RACE-seren frlongs Eudora. l0s Van
dusenl, to ], won; Catalne. l6 Gross. to /.
second Right Sort, s. lTaplin) to ?. third. Time
% 30 Charles Green. Eodia B.. Cuernayaca.
Friar Of Egin. Onatassa, Royal Maxim, and Pick
away also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
SAENGERBUND BOWLERS BUSY
Haydns Trim Schuberts: Beethoven
Team Wins.
Ech>iein and N"nder PrOyide the
Excitement, and some Excel
lent scores are Registered.

The Saengerbuud Bowling League per-
petrated 81 double-header last night and
the games were chiefly noteworthy be-
cause Of the Improvement iu bowling that
was shown by the members.
Tn the Schubert-Haydn game. Eekstein
covered himself with persp.ratiou and
glory by rolling both vigorously and well.
while Poodle" Pete Me1deI fell over
backwards and WepJ when the scorer an
nounced that he had nary "a poodle" TO
his credit Carl Nan6er ,imperiousry or
dered the "setter-up' 20 kick over all pins
that his mighty bali failed 90 frivol with,
and when Carl amassed 2l9 on the last
frame he suffered a stroke OF demeut.a-
Germanicania, causing him To purchase
for the crowd quantity OF oysters and
pink tea.
The BeeJhoyen-Mozart uEuum vitae
sphere singing bee was "A waIkover for
the former team. Sunwold, who usually
rolls we'll was in poor form. and Paul
Brandstedt who is a mighty good bowler.
speeded his south wing too much Paul.
Of late. has been using a high grade OF
gasoline and bears the enyiahIe rsruta-
ton OF throwing the swiftest ban and
greatest line Of bull-c0n exempl-fe6 bv
any members Of the league. The scores.
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs Lady Stalvagt
IL tTT0Xleri II 10 TO- won; Aldiyia, ll2 Davis,
70 1. second: Dell ll2 Powers, 20 /. third.
Time 0.0 25. Sir Keamey. RosehUrg III, Rya
Straw. Kentucky Rose. and Master John also ran.
SEG)ND BACE-Seven fuI:ougs Frank Purcell
lls (Nicoi, to 5. won; Eva TanUay lG NcGeel.
3 10 J. second; Sticksr, III lp0wersl, even. third.
Time I:9 Is. Cindy, Golden Flora, and Chopper
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sx flrongs Hyperion, III
Powers, 70 ., won; Mary f., l03 lHeney). 2 20
? second; Royal Onyx. ls Goldsteinl. % 90 J,
third. Time l:li .. May Amelia, Tom McGrath,
CeremoniCus, and Eld0ral1 also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seven fUrlougs. Dixie knight.
% lGansl, y 10 l. won; Charlie Eastman, III
poWsTs 10 8, second; Ben Double. 10 CObaru
. 10 !, third. Tine, d P0comOkc Rialto, Taxa
hiTa. and JACK NunBally also ran
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile. CastlewcOd ZIG Pow
srsi , 20 /, won; Camel los Davis, 10 10 T. sec-
ond; ST. Joseph. III Bergen s TO T. third Time
40. Petulant, Malediction, Aunt Kate Font. and
Cunning also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SeTen flll0ugs High Range los
(Fan) 2 70 J. won: ]. II. Reed. 10 lAfCGee) ia
J. second; Gold Dust 100 tTroxler'. Q to 2, third.
Time Ia l-5. Toison dor. Home Run Pearl
Point, Jack Baker and ROsehurg II also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
RICHARD ON The WARPATH
Insists that Salt Lake City Be Scene
of Fight.
Writes Stakeholder Sullivan that
Boxers Must Live Up TO Their
Agreements.

New York Jan. 22-In long letter to
Timothy D. Sullivan. stakeholder for the
Jenries-Johnson fight. Tex Richard APP
parently makes il plain that ne will cause
serious trouble IF he cannot have his own
way regarding the naming of Salt Lake
City as the place for the battle. in spite
Of the hostile attitude of the governor of
Utah. Rickard says, in his letter to Big
Tim. that there viii be no fight unless
Jeffries and Johnson live up to the articles
of agreement they have already signed.
Richard goes on 30 say that he will not
only claim the $4,000 forfeit posted by
each pugilist if they refuse to fight at
salt Lake City, but he will also take
legal steps to restrain them from fighting
in California under the auspices Of Jack
Gleason.
Richard insists that he viii soon post
the entire amount of the $lm0 purse
with Sullivan and that not one dollar of
this sum will come from Gleason: also
that he has handed a written guarantee
20 Gleason that he Will not he called upon
10 stand part Of the loss in case the fight
does not take place in Utah. He asserts
further that he has leased the salt Air
Pavilion. and has let the contract for the
enlargement of the arena so that there
will be room in it for $1,000 spectators.
Richard points out that this pavilion
Is built on 'piles about five miles out In
the lake, and that it is owned and con-
rolled by the leading members OF the
Mormon Church, who have guaranteed
that there viii be no interference.
Richard declares that If it is impossible
to pun off the fight in Utah the Sol 600
purse viii be forfeited to the pugiIists
who will then be free to accept PROPOSE
ton from Gleason's San Francisco club
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
GUARDS CHANGE MEET DATE
Annual Indoor Games to Be Held
March 81.
Equipment Relay Race One Of New
Events on PrOgrH
Blanks Are Ready.

The eleventh annual indoor games Of
the National Guard Athletic Association
win be held at the National Guard
Armory Hall Thursday evening. March
81. The preIimnaries viii be held on
Tuesday
The date Of the meet has been changed
because Of the annual inspection taking
place the week previous. and also 10 all
low the athletes who come home from
college at Easter to take part.
The National Guard is taking more
than usual interest i'm track athletics
this year, having entered two relay
teams i'm the George Washington meet
and intend to enter all meets here and
in Baltimore. There win also be men
entered ia the individual events i'm all
Of the meets The Guards have some
very capable material this year. and ex-
pect to rub some of the clubs who have
hitherto carried off the trophies at these
meets The prizes for the National
Guard meet are Of unusual design, and
are new to Washington.
A new event that will cause a lot Of
fun and show the public the way the
Guards had to change at Boston win be
the equipment relay Each man will run
a quarter mile and at the end will doff
his clothes and the next man will have
to dress before he can run
The open events have been added to
and Will give the club athletes more of
an opening. Following are a list Of events:
Closed for n C. A A. 5O-yard novice.
50-yard championship, Seward consolation,
210-yard hurdle, 220-yard dash, 440-yard
dash, SG0-yard run, on mile run. l6-lb
shot-put. potato race, three-legged race,
obstacle race, team OF two; company re-
lay, wall scaling team of four; equipment
relay, team OF four.
The open events are as follows: 5O-yard
novice, 50-yard championship of the Dis
trict, 22O-yard dash S60-yard run. one mile
run, and club relays
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile Ora Sudduth 1Oi Ram
sew, 10 J. won; Duchess Of Mmtebello l09
lsmalN TO J. second. Pcls iOl Garner, 4 20 /.
third, TIME. IA. Margaret Randolph Plume
Miss Vigilaut. knight Blaze, Misprison, and Dainty
Belle also ran
SECOND RACB-One mile. Niblick, III Aus
tnl. 70 !. won; Almena. lG Smith 8 to 2. sec
ond; Sunline. 100 Hollister). . TO J. third Time.
lal 25 Proteus Capt. Burnett Gun, L. NJ Eek
ert LADY Garven, and Sal News also ran
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. W. T. Oyerton.
los tShillngl. , TO l. won: Jolly lO2 NlcCaheyl. :
TO .. second; sugar Maid. l0O Garner. l! 10 s.
third. Time 05s 2-5 Silver Stocking, Arch Old
ham. Shirley B0ssmore. Galirda and Pinion also
raG.
FOURTH RACE-six fr;orgz Topland. lo5
tAustinl. to l. won; German Silver. la7 Me
Caheyl, i 20 s. second; Kiddy Lee 30 Benschotenl.
II 70 l. third. Time l - 25 Rustem La Dextra
sociahie, 51d FL Kreck also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six fnl0rgs. Spooner, los Ben
schotenl, 3 10 10. Won; Congo. no Rice. S TO |.
second Annie Mctiee. 100 Garner ) 10 l. third
TIM, lI3 Is. Bertmont, Ethel Day. PocotaIigo.
kopke. Norbit Hynes, aud Lady Adelaide also ran
SIXTH RACE-0ne and one-sixteenth miles
Knight Deck. lo2 (shilingl. le 20 5, won; Lady
Esther, 10 lGarnerl. 10 !, second Howard Pear
son. g (Wilsonl, 10 TO /. third Time las 35
Fantastic, Fred Muholland. Lighthouse and seusi-
be also
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23

One Of the many features of George
towns great indoor meet, to be held in
Convention Hall the night of March 5.
will be a two-mile relay race between
teams representing Cornell and Pennsyl-
vania.
It will be recalled that these teams
clashed in the Georgetown meet last sea-
son, but the distance was only mile, the
ouakers winning through the magnifi-
cent sprint of Paul in the stretch. Ever
since then the boys from Lake Cayuga
have been after Pennsylvania for two
mile race in this city, and Manager Nc
Nulty has finally succeeded in matching
them.
The great rivalry that exists between
these two schools is enough to make the
contest worth seeing. Pennsylvania S
team has been somewhat weakened by
the loss of several of last years squad,
but PAUL, the champion intercollegiate
miller, is still on the team, and should
make it interesting for any Ithacan who
opposes him
II reports from Pennsylvania can he
taken as a criterion, then Pennsylvania
will not be without an excellent relay
Mike" Murphy, the famous trainer. the
man who handled the American athletes
at the Olympic games when they swept
almost everything before them, is work
ing hard with his charges, printing them
especially for the race against Cornell
Cornell VIII BE Strong.
To say that the Ithacans win have a
good team is putting it mild, Their four
of last year is practically intact. but new
material may be developed. and it would
not be at all surprising TO see some Of
the old runners give way to the new.
This race will be but one of the many
college contests that will take place in
what promises TO be the greatest indoor
carnival ever held I'm this city. Manager
McNuIty has been working diligently the
past week trying to match relay teams
so that neither viii have a walkoyer-a
task that is hard 10 perform New fea-
lures will be announced later.
II was announced by the Georgetown
faculty yesterday that the Blue and Gray
runners would be allowed only one trip
this year outside of the Johns Hopkins
meet. Manager McNuIty has been at a
loss to decide what trip he will make with
his runners, but il is more than likely
that 1t will be New York at the annual
games of the Columbia University.
Rounding Into shape.
Georgetown's track team is gradually
rounding into form. and when the relay is
called from their dressing room for the
annual struggle with Virginia, they are
sure to be ~. Light training is stin in
order at the Hilltop school, the boys
going through their regular workouts only
four times a week "BiH' Foley is han
ding the men and reports that they are
showing speed and grit. Harder work
will be INDUCED in next week, and il viii
not be long before the relay trials will
be held
The entry blanks have been distributed
broadcast and are being filled out and
sent in to Manager McNulty rapidly. tt
is the desire Of the management that they
be returned as soon as possible, owing
10 the great amount Of work attached.
Blanks can be obtained at Whites sport
ing goods store and Spalding's.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Tfree flrlour> Ella Brs0n lo1
tLOWelD. 20 ;. won. Sanctum, los Glssner Z I'd
5. second; Lady Lewis. I05 Davenport Is to g.
third. Time 0:A IS. Blanche Ring Mrs. Carter,
KsthFyne Gardner. Magic Miss and Alcazar also
ian.
SECOND RACE-Fivs and ono-haf furlongs.
Bonehrsker, los lhoenerl. 10 10 !. Won; C0nfessor
10 lGlsSner. z to J. second: Aauda. l07 tOrmesl,
20 l. third. Time. liz IS Lucky Mate. Malta
Nettie Csrita, Malecon, and Fanadium also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mils and an eighth; over the
hurdles Good Frar lA lTyleri. 3 10 J. won
Huerfsno, li5 Cochran to l, second, Al Bush
1Ss tDonsgsn), Is TO 1, third. Tine IN Is.
Okenite, Bronte, DR.. Heard and Madison Square
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and oue-half furlongs.
Fleming, l07 Davenport, 10 g. Won; TIE Ram,
ITO tGlasner). 10 !, second; DR.. Young lC7 lang
10 to l. third Time Ill IS. Eminola Nacha.
Lady Tusk. Mary Candlemas, l. p. Digs. and
Lord Dixon also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furl0ngs. Cloistress Jos uOv-
eln II 10 70, won; Locust Bud 50 jsteinhardtj.
20 l, second Carondolet So ikohnl 70 l. third.
Time, l:s Is, Uncle jim. Neck!et and Alice also
ran
SIXTH RACE-FiTe and oue-half furlougs Rebel
Queen, los lGlasnerl. 10 /. won; Omuse To- Gar
TOln. 10 T. second; EScutcheon, lO8 Dennisonl.
2 % ]. third. Time, IL John Garner. LMcuIlus.
seFenade. Pio Pico. and Baby Willie also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
PIEDMONTS ELECT CAPTAIN.
Fast COIOred Team Get Into Line for
Coming Season.

The Piedmont White Sox. one of the
fastest colored semi-pro teams in the
District last season. held a meeting Fri
day night to organize and plan for the
coming season.
john Ross. last years captain and first
baseman. was again elected captain.
Walter Savoy was chosen manager. The
following players were present and signi-
fed their intention of trying for the team:
Thomas Pondexter and Harry Johnson.
catchers; James Ford, George stevenson.
Guy Brady, and Eastman Baker, pitchers;
John Ross. first base; Carl Ray. second
base; William Barbour, third base; +.
GatewOOd. shortstop; Pars. Bird, left field:
John Campbell, right field Matty
Matthews, center field, and d. Despert.
utility. Games are already booked with
teams, in Richmond. Baltimore Whining
ton, Chester, Pa. Philadelphia, and Mount
Clair, n. J.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
West Virginia Football Schedule.

Morgantown. W. Va, Jan. 22.-Graduate
Manager Foulk. of the West Virginia
University football team. has submitted
a tentative football schedule for the com
ing season, which has been accepted by
the board as far as it has authority. The
schedule is not complete and final. If
has games at home with Westminster
Carlisle Indians, Bucknell, and Pittsburg
and games with Marietta, Dickinson.
Washington and Jefferson, and possibly
Pennsylvania abroad.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
Lynch FayOrs Long Schedule.

IL il believed that when the
National Leagues schedule
committee holds 81 special
meeting in PfttsbuTg This aft
eFnOOn, prior TO the confer
cucc with the American
Leagues committee Monday,
President Thomas j. Lynch
viii show "A preference for the
iGSgUmc plan. IL such il The
case Dreyfuss, who faV0rs f5f
games, viii be voted down, =,
j. Farrell, Of the HighIausfers.
who il a member of the Amer
lean League committee. said
his league would stick so the
shorter playing season.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
Benny Franklin in Rnd

Savannah Ga, Jan. Benny Riley.
the Baltimore scrapper. all but knocked
out Ben Franklin, in nine rounds here
last night. Riley led all the way, and in
the ninth had Franklin in hot water
for fair. A knockout was impending.
when Referee Jenkins stepped in and
stopped the fight In the semi-windup
Patsy Hogan. of New Orleans, beat Mike
Levy, OF Baltimore. on points.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
ENTER BILLIARD TOURNEY.
Six Of Best Amateurs i'm Washington
send ia Names.

Six Of the best amateur billiard players
in the city have entered the amateur
billiard tourney for the cham
pionship of the District. to be PLAYED
al the Royal next week. The entries are
Gray, Hin. Hickey Hoeke, Wolfe. and
Herring. Herring and Hoeke viii play
the first game Monday evening, al S
o'clock.
The game will be 80 points lS-inch balk
line. two shots in balk.
All the players have improved since the
last tourney. and il is expected that there
will be- many hotly contested games
PLAYED before any player gets possession
Of the beautiful sterling silver champion
ship cup.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
G. 2. O. UNION LEAGrE
Relief Association League.
TEAM STANDING
HIGH MAN on EACH TEAM

iHave Won three games from Lighting COMPANY
on forfeit, Have won three games from lighting
Company on forfeit. Have forfeited six game.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-23
CRESCENTS ARE BEATEN.
The Howard University Basketball
Team Wins Close Game

Howard University defeated the Crr-ceut basket
bah team last night by score Of 10 To 10 The
game was hetly contested. Walker and Ramsey,
of the Cr1scents. started, ard CaIJ. Nixon, SYKES.
and Winthrop PLAYED wen for the University FIVE
The score at the end Of the first half was 90 ?
in favor Of the CresceHts. The Howard boys came
nom the rear and won by se7re Of y 20 10
This is the first University team and they acquitted
themselves ably.