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The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sx flrlougS Wap. 100 ishiilirsl,
10 l. won; Burnsu i3 Gross, = 20 !, second
Lady Rensselaer,, 100 callahan. % 70 !, third
Time, lis IS. Ccbblessiu, Galvsnic Bold. PICK
away. Copperield, Jim Hanna, schm0uSer. and
Luxurio also ian.
SECOND RACE-Three furlougs, Frank Ferris
10 martini, ; 70 2 won Soon, l15 Walsh, 2 to
J. second Amargesa los (Vosper), Z 20 J. third
Tine, 0:35 IS. Robert Hurst KoTmaCk, Prestolite,
Stanley S, Adrian JACK Seyker, KerTygow, and
sir Victor also ran.
THIRD RACE-FutuT1tY CITsa. John T. Shee-
han. l0l (Wilnamsl, Il 70 5. won Nezagam, 100
Vosperl, 5 10 J. second; z. NJ Fry, 100 Martini,
to !. thfrd. Time ITO Gilbert Ross. Milpilas.
and J. r. LJughrey also ran
FOURTH RACE-AIile and a siKteenth. Silver
knight. los tVospeT), IS 70 ), won; Fort johnson,
100 (Coburn, Il to o second Raleigh, 20 lhedersl,
Is to 5. third Tine lA6 25 Nadzu and Rose
vale also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One Mile. John Louis, Us (Vos-
per- TO / won: Bishop W, ll3 tNIulliganl, 20 !,
second: Round and Round. Is Jkavan1ughl, Is 20
J. third, Time, lai So Buokb0Ts Dorothy. Led
mott, Convent Bel. Tony Faust. and Trocha also
ran.
SIXTH RAOE-Five furongs. Coppertown 1oi
walsh, 4 to ], won; Daddy Clip, lO7 tDuRnl. Z
TO TO- second; Binocilar, los BuIton). 70 l. third
Time 100 % Pride Of LSmOre, Juan, AIyes
O'ConneI, and Hindoo Star also 'Ssn.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
JAUREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and onehalf furlcnE Ar
dena lO Eice1. 8 N l. won, LvksIs JOS Ben
schoteu), 9 20 o. second Miss DauUIIe. 10 Ken
nedyl. 70 2 third. Time. lis 35. Succeed. Miss
Gratitude Lillian Ray, Prscis. Hattie Garrett, and
Sweetheart also ran
SECOND RACE-Srven furionEs Ban Lady. eS
OIcCaheyl. 5 10 3 won; Billy Mayhus. I'D Ben
SOM. 3 10 l. second. hiddy lee III iBenschotenl.
20 J. sh1.d. Time IS Rounder Judith Page,
Tnster. ard Luxe Gates also ran
THIRD RACE-Three furlongs The Roys!
PrinCp 10 archibald. Il 10 8 Won. Morning
Scrg, l1S austin to !. second; Rue, lG Lowe.
70 / third. Time. O36 30 Il Paso. Lad. Solid.
md Lodestone also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-Fve and one-haIf furlongs.
Ms Nugent. 10 Small. 2 TO L won: seasick 10
Ricel, i, 70 !, second Minnie Bright, 10 ken
nedyl. to 2. third. Time. Ills As Convenient
Myrtle Dixon. Golden. and Albion II. also ran.
FIFTH BACE-Six furlongs. Bonnie Prince
Charlie. IL isGalU. 10 !. won; Or. Mack. 10
tAustin), q to !. second Or. Dyanie ln Garner,
TO ! third Time. I'D s. Light Knight, Rus
ten, JolteT, Don Hamilton. Apologize. and b. J.
SWanner also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ons mile. Pedro. l05 Ramsey,
Is to s. woa Ocean Queen 10 Archibald 2 70 I,
second; Fred Mulhollald l07 small 70 l.
third. Time ~ Lists, Sensible and Tremarso
also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RAOB-Three furlongs Oracle, IA tGlas-
nerl to %. won. Coletta. les Davenport. 10 !,
second Gold Fish. i05 (Kohnl Is to l. third. Time.
025 25 Blanche Rlns, Anna Reyore, and Dollar
Princess also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fivs furlonga Tempter. %
Lang) TO / won; Clysnie. l03 (Eohnl. to /,
second: LADY Helen 81 BroTnl. Z to l. third.
Time, % Magic Stone Cassie Argregor, c. Mon
tour and Kith and Kin also
THIRD RACE-Fiye and One-har furlongs Fun
damentai, i05 dsovelD, to !, woui st. Douiol 100
Davenport ? 20 l, second: Billie Hbbs. ll3
lewis, . 10 l. third. Tine III IS Halifax and
Tanne also ran
FOURTH RACE-Seven furongs Great Jubilee,
lis Qang to 2 won Bobbie Cook. lG Cole,
to 5. second Uncle Jim. III (I3olandl. TO 5.
third. Time. ia. DR.. Crook, DUnvegan, and
Warden also an-
FIFTH RACINE furlonga Bonnie Bee, 80
(NicoI). to 5, won; Brookline, SO Cole, Z TO l.
second; Lottie Darr, 50 Martini, 20 : third,
Time los LuclDus. Annie Donohue. Harvest
Time, serenade, and Belle Of the BAN also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Edwin L. 10i Dav-
EXPORT, to 3, won; Cassowsry, 100 tReiilyl. to
!, second: Otogo, lp lang, TO !. third. Tine
las %. The Clown. COnfess0r. Nellie Burgess
True Boy. Dele Stome. and Claiborne al'O rSn-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
OFF SEASON BASEBALL.

Syracuse University has extended an
invitation to Tad Jones to act as base
ball and football coach for the season
of 1910,
Theodore Breitenstein, former St. Louis
and Cincinnati pitcher, who has been
playing IN the Southern League for seven
years. will retire to enter the field as an
umpire. He has been promised q position
on President Kavanaugh's staff
Mike Kelley, Of St Paul. IS looking for
a batch Of players from Boston. Mike
Cantillon is hanging on TO the skirts Of
Charley Comisl1ey. Old Heinie PETIT, OF
Louisville, IS imploring all the big league
magnates to throw their surplus his way
President Chiyington, of the American
Association. win revive from the has
been" class William Bierhalter. the old
Ohio state League umpire. Bierhalter, a
few seasons ago considered the king of
the Ohio State League star, was turned
loose a few seasons back by Joe O'Brien.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13

New York, Jan. 12-Packey Mcfarland.
the chicago lightweight, sailed for Eng
land on the steamer Adriatic, to-day. for
the expressed purpose Of meeting Freddie
Welsh. the British lightweight champion,
Mcfarland said that the match had not
been arranged yet. but that he had re-
oeived assurances from London that there
would be no hitch. The Chicago boxer
was accompanied by his manager. and
stated be might not come back until next
fall
Il can beat Welsh as sure as your
standing there" said Mcfarland He
can't hit hard enough to dent a ball Of
butter fought him twice and know
him Ike book. The first time was in
a ten-round bout at Milwaukee which
won on points knocked him down In
the eighth round with a stomach punch,
and he yelled murder He said he had
been fouled, but it was a Joke He
wanted 70 quit.
THE tweHty-dye-TOuud draw? Wei.
can only say IL was my own fault that
did not put him away that time
dropped him twice. but didn't get under
fun Roadway until II was too late. Be
sides. there was something the matter
with my eyes near the end OF the fight.
which Jim Jefries called a draw
Next day I couldn't read the account
Of the fight In the newspapers, but 7 soon
/ learned that one Of Welshs seconds be
fore the Asht had put beliadona on Fred
dies gloves. and that's what allied my
ewes. But / am going 90 square accounts
with Welsh In London. ] expect 20 take
on several other boys first 50 that !
can become acclimated and fit.
Nelson? Oh. he doesn't want 10 fgh,
anybody that looks dangerous. but he'll
find this young Wolgast a pretty tough
customer
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furI1zgs- Rose Arse III
Reid, to J. Won. Bertha T., is tNio1l. 70
2. second: PROFIT. is Mccarthy, 2 20 J. third
Time. l12 s.. Cbeaalis Kenneth r. Col. Austin
HaTkhvay. Lady Martinez. and Z. Wagner also ran
SECOND RACE-5z fIrlongs- Furnace. 10
POWersi even. won; Ozane 10 lPage. g 70 g.
scogud Ballot Box lo3 Mccarthy. . % + taird
Time. l.l5 IS La Z. Hiud1o High Range. ana
Edveiv also ran.
THIRD EACE-seren furIo-ss. Grande Dame.
li2 lGansi n s. won; Aunt Kate 20 BIrtiee1
: % J. second Flarney. lG tOhsr-l. 3 70 J. third
Time, z l5 Amyl. May Lutz Merry Gift. Mary
Csudlenas, RHbs Granda. Inferno Queen. and
GyIss Girl ale, ran
FOURTH RACE-Ons mile spellbouad. %
lHenTI. u J. Won: CampaigneT. lU2 Howard
"a o second Pinte. 100 frrozler - To D. third
Tine. 10 IS. Sucker Cr0S-1Ter. First Premium
Elfail. Hooray Sir Cleges and Joe Rose sIso ran,
FIFTH RACE-Gns mile. StOumEn. III (Tr0I.
ler5. N !. Won. CabeEam, III Powers. : 90 J.
second; Eiyziuu, loi tNCGeel. y % :. third. Time
- VARIED. Jack Baker, Night Mist RaguBan,
Pearl Point ard AEm1uitpr also also
SIXTH RACE-0Ie and OnesiXtsenth miles, Rose
boTp. ~ tOhsTtI. j % 20. won: Elgn. lo6 ,Blus).
l6 10 ;, second; Billy Pullman, III lGsnsl 70 /,
third. Time, I.49 IS. Mamie AlEoI Malsdicti0n
and Green Bridge also ran-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
BALTIMORE ATHLETES ENTER
Cream Of Monumental City Talent
for G. w. U. Meet.
LOyOIa College to Send Over Big
SquRd-Distrtct Schools
Also in Line.

The old church at Fifteenth and H
streets, the training quarters OF the
George Washington track team, IS the
scene of unusual activity these days. The
athletes from various District schools
clubs, and societies are beginning to
take advantage Of the opportunity, and
are sending out large squads in prepare
ton for the big indoor meet at Conven-
ton Hall on Saturday. February 5. Be
sides the, large and promising squad Of
George Washington, Western and Tech
nical high school squads. men from the
Kendall Athletic Club. Washington
Grove and Raylew Athletic Club are
rapidly getting into shape The invita-
ton Is open to all clubs and schools.
From the list OF entries already re-
ceived, there is promise Of many excit-
ing struggles, and several record break
ing performances are sure to be forth
coming
Baltimore is sending the cream Of It's
athletes. Johns Hopkins will have a fast
relay and several men IN the events.
Loyola College, a newcomer in Washing
ton athletics in recent years, viii enter a
number of cracks in the shot put quar-
ter, and half. Baltimore City College will
send two relay teams, a senior team. COM
posed Of Peffin. Elliott, Turner. and lie
Cato, and a junior relay from among the
number OF fast youngsters developed.
In addition, for the scholastic events
Bacon, Conley, Timanus, Bean. Patter-
son. Williams, Silkman. Whalen. and
Sutton. Swathmore College. which has
developed many wonderful athletics IN
the intercollegiate in the last few years,
viii send a relay team and other good
men. OF the relay teams, Maryland Ag-
ricultural College. the Fifth Regiment.
and the Potomac Athletic Club have en-
tered teams,
Secretary Maxwell, Of the Baltimore
Y. NJ. c. A. has assured a large list of
men from Baltimore and a fast relay
team. Manager Eaton, Of the George
Washington track team. IS fortunate in
obtaining Secretary Maxwell as one of
the Judges at the finish. With a number
Of men Of Secretary Maxwell's type. the
meet should DO run off in first-class
shape.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
SPORTING SIDELICHTS
By BILL BAILEY.

A New Hampshire preacher says he
would rather have his daughter play
basketball than hold hands with some
love sick swain in dark corner. There
IS lot Of common sense in this remark.
Think It over.
Water wagon FOR the Cincinnati
Reds this season. declares Manager Grit
9Th. Not a new idea by a jugfuI.
Melville DOdd has not signed with
Bethany yet. He IS after more money.
Barney Oldfeld Is still breaking EN-.
no. not legs-recOrds,
An Atlanta paper printed q story Sun
day which the typesetter put on the blink.
The sporting editor meant TO say. The
solid fans who never freeze Up in the
winter" and It appeared in print "soiled
fans"
The more we hear Tetrizzina sing, the
stronger We are for SILK O'Laughlin.
A number Of Washington football ex-
perts are planning 10 take a trip 10 Char
lottesville Va. next week TO see the
University Of Virginia teams try out
Walter Camps new ideas.
While Pittsburg has barred Sam Lang
ford. there Is reason why Tommy Lowe
should not box IN the Smoky City.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
PENN BATTERIES OUT SOON.
Call TO be Issued Next Week-ThOmas
as Coach.

Philadelphia. Jan I2.-Candidates for
the University Of Pennsylvania baseball
batteries will be called out next week.
This announcement was made following
a meeting OF the baseball committee.
Although the candidates for the bat
terry Of the team will be called out so
early and fully a month before they have
been called out in other years, the as
pirants for other positions on the squad
will not he brought forth untl the fore
part Of February.
OF last years team. only Corkran and
Merrick have been lost. Shultz and Coz
ems, who last year showed up as the
strongest battery in the colleges, are still
in college.
Several promising men Of last years
freshmen team viii be out for the var
sty this spring.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
WOULD CHANGE RULES.
Baseball Men 'AEitate an Increase
in Batting.

There Is some agitation among baseball
men favoring an increase of batting. Ned
Hanlon says the pitcher should be put
back foot and half nearer the middle
of the diamond. and advocates the aboli-
ton Of the infield sacrifice nit.
Fred Lake, manager Of the Boston Ma
tionals. favors the reduction of the num-
Der OF called balls from four 10 three,
which, In his opinion, would make the
pitcher put the pill over the plate prac-
ticauy all the time. a majority of base
ball men, however, insist that the rules
need no tinkering.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
REMEMBER UNION LEAGUE.
Report from Providence, New Cir.
cult TO he Launched,

From Providence. r. l., comes a wild
yarn that a new baseball organization, 10
called the United States League, will soon
be launched. and that the circuit viii
embrace Boston, Brooklyn. Philadelphia,
Providence Baltimore, Paterson, Newark
and Trenton. The rather amusing infor-
nation is added that three members Of
the Cuban Giants, a well-known colored
ball club, have been signed for the new
Providence team.
A person who says his name Is DR.. G,
II. Lawson. is the promoter Of the
scheme. Any relation TO Al Lawson, who
has failed with numerous wildcat ven
lures OF this kind7
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
JACK JOHNSON ARRESTED.
COIoreG PuGiIist Gets I'm Bad with
Boston Police.

Boston. Mass Jan. 12-Three police
officers visited Jack Johnson. the colored
pugilist. at his hotel. in Dartmouth
street this morning and arrested him on
q default warrant charging him with
overspeeding in Columbus avenue. oper-
ating an unregistered automobile, and
operating a machine without a license.
The alleged offenses occurred on Septem-
Der IS Of last year
The proprietor OF the hotel where John
son was stopping appeared at the sta
ton house and furnished 800 bail for
the appearance OF the fighter In court
later
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
RIFLE MATCH TONIGHT.
George Washington Team Shoots
Against Iowa University.

The George Washington University will
hold a match this evening with Iowa
State University.
This IS the first Of tho matches ar
ranged among the Intercollegiate League,
a schedule which calls for a match every
Thursday during the next two months.
Conditions are that there shall be ten
men on each team. Each man fires
twenty scoring shots, ten standing and
ten prone. at fifty feet.
Members and alternates representing
George Washington are G. W. Bough-
ton, c. H Butman, w 3. Cash, ]. r.
Fehr. R T. Frazier, o. W. Hansen, P. r.
Hooton. H. c. Thorne. c. c. Waller, E.
T. Wendroth, and o. Q. Vandergr!ft
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13

The case Of William Murray against the
PHILADELPHIA National League club is be-
ing decided by vote by the directors OF the
National League, Regardless OF the yer
dict. Mr.. Murray Will have the right Of
appeal to the National League.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
EASY FOR COMPANY G
Company H Smothered in 0ne-sided
Basketball Game.
Military League Contest Ends in
the One-sided Score of
~ TO IL.

Company G. Of the District Military
League. defeated Company II in a one
sided basketball game last night in the
National Guard gymnasium, by the score
Of IS to II.
The winners outelassed Company H in
both halves.
During the first half the play was al
most entirely around Company HIS basket.
Goucher, AIahoney, and Dennis tossed goal
after goal, their opponents being utterly
unable 10 keep them covered. The half
closed 26 TO /, in favor OF Company G.
The only point scored by Company H was
q basket from a free try by Johnny
keane.
During the remaining period Company
II did a little better but were still unable
to check the onslaught on the basket by
their rivals. Goucher was the bright and
Ginning light for the winners while Keane
and McGrauth excelIed for the losers.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
WESTERN DISAPPOINT CROWD
Basketball Team Fails to Show Up
IN Business Gym.
SfenOgraphers' First Team Wins
from Second Team I'm Exhibit
tiOn Game by SO 80 4.

Western High Schools basketball team
failed 10 put in an appearance az the
Business gymnasium yesterday afternoon,
owing, II IS claimed, TO the Illness of one
OF the Western players.
Business and Western are scheduled
TO clash IN Westerns hall on Friday, but
an effort is being made 10 have the
Georgetown team transfer this game to
the Stenographers court
A large crowd was bitterly disappointed
st the nonappearance Of the Western ag-
gregauon, so Physical Director Hudson
had the first and second teams mix it I'd
for forty minutes, the regulars winning
IN a walk by 56 10 4 Capt. Scott played
a great game. throwing Ten baskets. For
the second team, Simpson and Schram
excelled.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
Boxing Promoter Fined.

ST. Louis. Jan. 12-Thomas Leonard was
fined $25 and costs by Judge Wurdeman,
Of the Circuit Court of Clayton. St Louis
County yesterday. upon his plea OF guilty
Of having promoted q prize fight between
George NIemsic and Harry TrendaI last
September. The fighters were fined 500
and costs recently.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
Elimination Tourney.

The eight men left in the elimination
tournament will roll tonight at 10 o'clock
AT the finish OF this set the four men left
VIII roll for the prizes.
The men 10 roll tonight follow:
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
FREDERICKSBURG WINS.
Catholic University Basketball
Team Defeated, Is to 4.

Special to Ths Washington Herald.
Fredericksburg. Va, Jan. 12.-In one of
the most interesting basketball games
OF the season here tonight Fredericks-
burg defeated the Catholic University
team by the score OF IS TO l.
The passing Of the home quintet and
the shooting of Melville were the Yea
lures. Greer and CantweH ala the best
work for the visitors.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
DEPARTAfENTAL LFAGUE.
LNrERDENoNINATIoNAL DuCKPIN LEAGUE.
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

There should be some class 70 the star
bout at the National A. c. on Saturday
night. Allen comes to Philadelphia with
a splendid rep"
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
I'LL THE NEWS IN WORLD OF SPORTS
GOES AFTER WELSH
Packey Mcfarland Boards
Steamer for England.
SAYS FREDDIE CANNOT HIT

Chicago Boxer, Who Has Fought
BritOn Twice, Believes He Can Win
This TIme-TeIIs of Previous Bat
tIes-Says Nelson VIII Not Fight
Anybody Who Looks Dangerous.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
LIne-up 80 summarv:

Goals from hoE-Da7is 49, sco-t l0 Perry lSI.
Dodge g.. Free uies-DolEe. simpson 3D. Goals
uissz5-D0dse ~. Scott. Steuem e.. Perry. Stad-
lcr Schrlm g. sint -ll a., Chelry. Davis secoad
team IssIaliled J point frr interference Referee
Mr. Tanner. Tiue.-Mr McGhau- Sco-er-Nr.
Naughteu. Time Of ta.yCs-0 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-13
RARE BARGAINS
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Hound and Wildcat Mix 1t

yPukwana The acme Of human
phsyical strength and staying quail
ties has been described by the term
che could lick his weight in wild
cats" and yet a gaunt hound be-
longing to William Marin of Brule
county. performed the feat which al
ways has been considered a difficult
task for a human being. The wildcat
had been captured in a trap and vas
released in the presence. of the hound.
For a time the wildcat succeeded in
evading the hound, but they finally
came together. and for a time the
prairie near here, where the unusual
fight took place, was a mixture OF
hound and wildcat. The wildcat put
up a desperate fight but ultimately
was killed by the hound. which sue
ceeded in grasping it by the threat
and hanging on. The wildcat clawed
the dog %viciously while the hound
was hanging on to its throat, with its
teeth, but it was unable to loosen the
hold of the hound. which held des-
perately on until the wildcat was dead.