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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RAOB-six furiongs. The Whip %
Burns, To L won; FireEood. los tGoldstzfn).
to !. second; Gold OAK. Jos Goose. 70 S.
third Time. la, Oakley. Americaneer, Gazette.
Agnar I'd. Levan, and Aviator also ran.
SECOND RACE-FIye and one-half flHlongz Red
Bob III (Burns), IS 70 l. won. Colettz. lO6 DaEen-
port, To !, .so0nd; Cardiff, los (KIlingsgorthl
9 70 l. third Time 9S 2-5. StarleF May Weed
Busy Miss. Scruse, ZoOl Clarksburg Whim, Dusty
ard Walker also ran
THIRD RACE-Ons mile ard seventy yards
Huck, ll3 tBUtEell. ) to . won: Bean BrImmeI,
lG Davis. TO !. secund: NOrbi1 IL Burns), 5
70 ? third. Time. LIS IS Mont Clair. MinoG
and Our Hannah also ran
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongS Master Robert
IL (ButBelD, ! 10 5. woa; Aylmer l07 wilson
. 70 /. snaJnd: Hoffman IL lGOldstenl 20 !
third. Time. Ia So The Squire. Nisz stoner,
and Jolly also ran
FIFTH KACE-Flve and one-half furlonsS Fly
ing Squirrel. III lMcCabeyl Il 10 s. won; LADY
lrra, IL BUNS. to 5. second LaSane. lO4
tGocsel, Is 20 !. third. Time 197 Is. Staroser,
Camel, and Nestbury also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ons and one-sixteenth miles Des-
CONNECTS, 100 tButgelD 10 s. won; ElfaIl, 100
tObertl, TO ], second; Norman, IS (Stefnhart)
20 10 !. third Tine. la7. HazelthoFpe Stoneman
Wander, and GOloonda also ran
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Futmity course Red KlaE. l0
(kirschbaum), to l. won: Eddie Dale los Gar.
nerl, 70 3 second; Americas, ZOE (Pckins), TO l.
third Time, ! II 50. Sckol Bob Chocolate, Parlor
Boy. VeisinL Nab. and Clyde Herbert also ran
SECOND RACE-one mile Miss Picnic. l03
(GaEgan) Il 70 5, won; Dahlgren, l0s Thomas
7 b ]. second; Sonia, l03 CGarnerl "A to s. third
Time. Ia 80. BanOrella New Capital Jim CAT
ferst4a. Young Belle. and Silver Grain also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile. Marburg i07 CTGylor)
s to !. won: Col. Jack. los CMcIntyre) 5 to /
second; LOtta Greed. l0 martini. to /. third
Time. l7f3 So MeltondAle. Crex and Altare c.
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FIEs and one-haf furlonrS
Roy. ir., los (Shilling) 8 70 l. Won; Arasee lO4
martini, Z 70 L second: Big Stick % Garner
Z 70 2 third. Time. Ins. CoppeztOxn, JACK
Paine. Likely Diendonne. Metropolitan, and Bit Of
Fortune also
FIFTH RACE-One mile and SEVENTY yards
Treasure Seeker. l02 tSeidenl. TO l. Won; Nebuos1s
l4 (Taylor). to ?. second; Keep Moving. 100
(ShiIiinsl. to 10 third Tine Ias Irrigator
Nettie TraEers, Golf Ball, Nasznogito Plume and
Dr. brownie also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SI furiongs. Sentence 100
lShilingl, ! to . won Emma G., 100 fGargznl
7 TO 2 senoAd; Camera l02 (Seldenl 9 TO /
third Time. lis %. SornUNful Academist Can
TEN. Sonia, French Cook. and Ben Uncas also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
PREP TRACK TEAM At WORK
Coach Tom Smith Has Georgetown
Youngsters in Line.
All Other Local school Stars
This Season.

Track work at Georgetown has been
initiated this year by the props. Since
last Friday they have been limbering up
their stiffened joints, and are now at
work on the preliminary training. The
team this year is planning to meet all
the nearby scholastic schools They
have not annexed the championship since
1907. but # results can verify the pros
poets, the embryOs are going into the
fray in earnest this season.
William NJ Mclaughlin. 70, viii captain
the squad. and there is no reason why
he should not be a good leader. Last
year he was first man in the relay team.
though il was his first on the cinder path
A point in his favor is that he has no
outside athletic interest.
The manager of the team, Richard
Golden, 70. is the football star of the
past season. He is the fastest man at
the spirits in the prep school, besides
having earned place on the relay team
Of last year.
The weight men and jumpers have not
been asked 10 report yet but those who
have been training under Coach Tom
Smith, captain OF the varsity track
team. are as follows: Capt Mclaughlin,
Manager Golden. Wade Crowley, ChiIds
McGrath. Loehl. CALVIN. Martin, and Gil
len.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiEe furiongS Lady Tend, IL
Smith 10 l. won; Jim Nc he (DorRitzl, 50
10 ], secondi Red Lass. IL (Benschotenl to 2
third Tine l9l IS. Coed. Trafalgar. Fred Essen
Morado. Beach Sand. owenit, Texan and Veno
Won also ran
SECOND RACE-Five furiongs. Mr. smoot. 100
tMnThy)s % s. won; The Pippin, 10 Cans
10 5 second; Catherine Scott. LOO lSHith) 30 TO l.
third Time, l@o 95. Pannel InYerEarry Per
twinkle, and Grace Golden also ran
THIRD RACE-Sn furlOngs CoIinet. lo2 (AIlen)
% to !, won; NaPa Nick 100 (Esenschotenl TO s.
second; Tom Me6irath, l05 (Gansl. 10 to 1, third.
Time. Is IS. Lucky Mose Work Boz, Jeanne
dare. Charlie R0dhschid. and Marion Casey also
ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile Dorsnte, lis MUIR
phyl. Ia 5. won John Louis. lo3 (Gansl, to l,
second; Pedro, 81 tBenschotenl. TO !. third Time
l:30 25 Salian also ran
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-half fdriongs. Rae
III (MoiesWorthl 3 TO J. won; Mozler, los Cans,
30 To J. second; Ilzie. los (Murphyl 5 to l third
Time, Is. Jaarez, Balella, Pit-a-Pat, The Hague,
and Helen Scott also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Hannis. 103 tBeynoldsl
to l. won; The Peer. l02 (Benschoten). Is TO s
second: Fred Mulholland los tNurphyl, even, third
Time. IA Is. Bon Ton also ran
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

New York. Dec. S-If $4,000 can be
raised between now and some time Sat
urday afternoon the Boston National
League club viii change ownership.
This is the price asked by John p, Har-
ris. of Pittsburg, for the amount OF his
holdings, which, It Is said. include 80
per cent of the capital stock. The deal
had reached such a stage to-day that
there seemed TO be no doubt that it
would be successfully completed before
the first OF next week and that the new
owners, a syndicate of Boston men
headed by William Hepburn Russell, at
present minority stockholder, would be
introduced 10 the National League men
at the meeting on Tuesday at the Hotel
Breslin.
William Hepburn Russell is a lawyer
with offices in this city and Boston. He
was asked to-day to give some partieu-
lars OF the deal now pending, but he de-
clared that he had promised to say
nothing for publication just yet. He ad-
mitted that he held more than 100 shares
Of stock in the Boston club and had
been elected a director. but he refused
10 discuss the proposed sale of the club
to a Boston syndicate.
IL was learned from other sources that
Mr.. Russell is after the Boston club and
is slated to become the new president, in
which event every attempt viii be made
to provide a winning team regardless of
expense
The club will be owned and controlled
in Boston for the first time since the
famous riumvirate, Soden, Billings. and
COnant, sold out to the Doveys. who ad-
mitted they were helped financially by
friends OF Barney Dreyfuss. including
John p. Harris. John Moren, Pittsburg's
director of public safety. and John X.
Tener. gOvernor-elect OF Pennsylvania.
Contrary to general belief. il was
learned to-day that the Boston club owns
the old South End grounds. but that A.
H. Soden and others hold a mortgage Of
$4,000 on the property for four years at
per cent
The Boston club was offered TO we'll
known TaHEnany politician more than
year ago for $4,000. Harris making the
proposition. but a prompt refusal was
the Outcome. Harris and his associates
are now ready 20 sell for S136, esct
If the club Is sold, II is understood that
a deal win be made with John !. Taylor,
president of the Boston American League
club, by which the former Doves will
play in future at the new Red Sox sta
dunn.
Although Fred Lake has signed con-
tract to manage the Boston Nationals
another year. il is said that Mr. Russell
and his friends may decide to place the
team in charge OF the veteran Fred Ten
ney, whose stock in the club was recent
~ purchased by Mr.. Russell.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
Cornell to Play Princeton.

Ithaca. N Y, Dec s.-Two basebafi
games with Princeton. the first in five
years. are on the Cornell schedule for
next spring, according 10 the announce
ment of the athletic council yesterday.
Two games with Yale are also scheduled
and two with Columbia, while four games
viii be played with Pennsylvania. as fol-
lows; May 90 at Philadelphia May 50.
at Ithaca; June 10. at Ithaca, and June
2, at Philadelphia.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
ELBERFELD SEES MATTY
AND CHIEF MEYERS ACT
Thinks Big Six Has a Good ShOw-KidS Young Son
Not So ImpreSSed-Other Sporting Gossip.

hard, but couldn't get it safe. tried
of and on for three weeks. but never
got a hit.
Where's the bat now. Brad? asked
Larry.
out In our ash heap. fed it to the
furnace last winter"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
CHRISTY MATHEWS0N SUED.
Giants TwirIer Defendant Fan
Seeks TO Recover $1,000.

New York. Dec S-christy Mathewson,
the Giants crack pitcher. is defendant in
a suit in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn,
in which Frank Schmidt seeks to recover
5000 for alleged false arrest.
While a game in which Mathewson was
playing was in progress at Washington
Park on April 80. 1908, ball came whiz-
zing 10 the stand in which Schmidt was
roofing, and could not be recovered.
Mathewson. as alleged, accused Schmidt
of taking it as arsouvenir, and had him
arrested and held at the police station
for two hours before he was released.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
ATHLETIC LEAGUE OFFICERS.
Membership Rapidly Increasing I'm
All Divisions of Organizations.


Ali Divisions of Organizations.
The membership in the Public Schools
Athletic League is rapidly increasing.
The following officers have been elected
to represent their schools in the division
leagues:
Military Road School President Henry II. CArk !.
vice president A. A. Hin secretary, william II.
Rggn; assistant secretary. John s Harris: treas
urer Miss H. +. Morris; assistant treasurer NJ
D. Lewis.
Jones Schoo-President Milton Martin: Ess PRES
ident. James Jackson; treasurer Miss II. L. Col
her; assistant treasurer james Martin.
Ivy City SchoOl-Pres1dent Russell II. Stewart
Vica president, Oliver Mallory; ssIrtzry. Benja-
min +. Han; treasurer, A p. Brent. teachez Of
the second grade; assistant treasurer, Miss B. G.
Reed.
Ambush school-P-nsident George Z Moore: Tios
president, Clarence J. Minor; secretary William
Harris assistant secretary, q. William Peterson :
treasurer, Percy Washington; assistant treasurer,
s ID. Matthew'S
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
AUTOMOBILE NEWS.

A Ford touring car was purchased by
W. r. Buchanan, of Charlotte, n. c..
and shipped to that place last Tuesday
by the Roman Automobile Company
The Barnard Motor Car Company has
made extensive alterations and improve
ments in their salesrooms in Fourteenth
street, where they will place a number
of STANDARDIZATION cars on exhibition
the beginning Of next week.
The Library is the name Of new
garage recently opened by J. +. Window
at Second and East Capitol streets.
W. G. Whitlock, of the Empire Tire
Company. of Trenton. II. j., is calling on
the local trade. with temporary quarters
at the New Willard.
Harry Benner, travelling representa-
tive for the Century Tire Company. is in
Washington for the week
c. d. Bell, factory representative OF
the WEIGH Detroit Motor Car Company,
Is registered at the New WIlards The
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

thespian.~ Jimmy McCooi, win jump from
Camden. n. j.. to Cincinnati. Garry
Hermann left the Ohio city when he
heard Doom was coming there, to pre-
vent Charlie from hypnotizing him into
making a deal for HoblitzeIl
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
BOwlers Elect League Pres
idents to Office.
ENTRIES CLOSE JANUARY IS
Fred FaIkenberg Stars In Ohio
State Championship Matches Held
at CIeveIand-AIec Dunbar and Lee
Johns Having Battle Royal in New
York-Other Bowling Gossip.
By Glen" COLLINS.

The second annual meeting OF the
Washington City Bowling Association
was held at the Palace Bowling Alleys
last night. and the only matter OF in
terest 10 local bowlers taken up was the
appointment of a tournament committee
by President Chase. This committee is
composed Of all the presidents OF the diff
ferent leagues and should prove 10 be
one OF the best steps taken by the city
association officials toward swinging the
men into line. Heretofore It has always
been the policy Of the executive commit
tee 10 appoint its tournament committee
mainly from the ranks OF those who
have volunteered their services.
While their efforts were met with a
certain degree of success. ii nevertheless
remains a fact that they could not hope
TO accomplish as much as a president OF
a league. who is constantly in touch with
the men of his league. The executive
committee has set the 18th as the day
for closing the entries, and bowlers who
have intentions OF entering the different
events should get themselves together
and send in their applications for mem
bership in the city association at the
earliest possible date so as 10 expedite
the work OF the tournament committee
as much as possible.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
Boston Nationals Be Sold for $300OOBon Racing Other Sports
BOSTON CLUB TO
Be SOLD AGAIN
Syndicate of Hub Men Will
Be in Control.
HARRIS WILL SELL FOR $4,000

National League Team 10 BE Owned
and Controlled for First Time
since Famous Triumvirate by Bos-
ton PeopIe-Gnmes Likely to lie
Played on Red SOx's Grounds.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

Alec Dunbar and Lee Johns are having
a battle royal for first place in the
Greater New York individual champion
ships. Both men are tied with a record
OF seven series Won and one lost. When
these two past masters hook I'D in a set
II will be worth going miles TO see
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

Motto of the six-day cyclists
Grind and the world grinds with you
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

Manager Bisselle, OF the Capitol Hill
alleys. has twO-man pot" tournament
running that is keeping the southeast
boys busy at the little pins. In this kind
OF tournament a team pays an en-
trance fee OF 30 cents. u a man. and they
roll three games for total pins. In this
manner man may take as many
chances as he can find partners. but
must come across with the entrance fee
for every set shot That this kind OF a
pot is popular was demonstrated last
month, when Manager Bisselle pulled off
one on the same lines, and $50 was split
among the first four teams. on a basis
of 40 90. 20. and 10 per cent.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

Bat Nelson announces that he viii
go to the mountains and live as her
nit for six months TO determine whether
he can come back and regain the cham
pionship, failing in which he viii so into
politics in Illinois. Shades Of Uncle jos
Cannon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
EvERITT 80
POPE AUTO Co.
gIT-SI9 18th 81. Tel. NJ. 74&

Buick Company is the Washington sales
agent for the Welch-DeuoiJ, and is dem
onstratng a 5o-horsepower 1911 car Of
this type at its salesrooms.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
ATHLETICS BEAT CUBANS.
AImendares Unable to Hit CoOmbs
Score 2 10 /.

Havana, Dec. S.-The Philadelphia-Al-
mendares game to-day resulted in a vic
tory for the visitors by the score of 2 TO
l. Batteries-Philadelphi Coombs and
Lapp; Almendares. Pedroso and Con
zales.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

There is some talk OF a trades union
league being organized in this city next
year among those interested in the ten
pin game Other cities. where the game
has hold, have league in which the
different unions are represented, and
there is no reason why Washington
should not fall in line Another good
league could be formed among the fra
ternal organizations. Among the bowlers
you Will ind Elks. MasOns, Eagles. Odd
Fellows, X. OF P.'s, and many others.
All that Is needed TO put these two
leagues in the field is the right kind of
men behind the proposition.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

The Ohio State Bowling championships
which were held on the Erie alleys in
Cleveland, came 10 a close last night
and the scores show that some very
high class bowling was INDUCED in Our
old friend. Fred Falkenberg, turned off
22l 2Z. and 2ll, a total Of $50, bowling
with the Sands Diamonds. Cleveland's
classiest quint
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
Totals. 80 80 as TOtals....... ~ "a s.
NORTHEASTERN DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

IotdIS..-..- 30 10 4oI Iotals...... % ~ ~
LoEeleSs ruled in third game in HoFrigans place.
Dunn rolled in third game in Kamm's place.
kapp rolled IN third game in Keith's place
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

The directors of the Washington Auto
mobile Show held a meeting at the Of
fees of the Cook & Stoddard Company,
1873 II street. yesterday afternoon At
4 o'clock
During the meeting II developed that
many more applications for space at the
show had already been made than there
Is actual space to be rented, which is a
strong indication that the show, which
will open next February Is in Conven-
ton Hall, will be an entire success from
a business and financial standpoint
w. {. Long. manager OF the CONNER
cial Auto and Supply Company. was
elected chairman OF a committee that
will attend 10 the drawing for exhibit
space The meeting adjourned to meet
again next Wednesday evening at Eek
STEMS cafe, 1872 New York avenue, when
the spaces viii be disposed of.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

A white truck, 50 horsepower, loaded
10 its capacity. made a trial run TO
Washington from Baltimore yesterday
morning. making the distance In five
hours and twenty minutes. which, con-
sidering the condition OF the roads. was
remarkable time.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

How'll you score these: Wuf1I. Yves
terzil. KOcher. and Onslow are the names
OF four youngsters signed by Detroit.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09

Ban Johnson is in favor OF a I54-game
schedule So are we. divided as follows:
Won. Lost Per
Rashingtnn In A IA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
TOtals....... s54 III rs
R. Y. NJ. G. A. LEAGUE
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE
CoMMERCIAL DUCKPIN league.

Totals. s6s 81 Is
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HrbeiSere er be ale. ilittige % itrpps
iommc. gi Rorite bar Orb for al o9re
ct Srsmtioeus Soil og BET er cgiad idrnt.
vi bar bnbt ct oeiligt Seir ina Ian9t.
Stine err bet meo Speoom % Sso.
gi er MI iuegnaeoe ! ct NIT dar. CUB
eips. at bette Var mdd bIipe ct ecet War
for os. Cub eiue. at Solicit ! 2sbct al
bette Var mac Ieoe brooerligen - at 81
tunSe iorbrase ~buerarere / aiGrIigbeo.
Cub unee os, al ni mao prspe % ie I'll.
ON pi life siorhe Dor Sligt / bet admIe
Nar, at pi oa tunoe iuobente bet fcrs
IGNITE. 9aS os ie til al beuare aonoers
gubeo | Sreeeus 8danb. Gle | SIP cs
5rHtte. life IGsge Snarer ! geieH for
~bneranbre. men hirlpe h~ueraucre fremdo
til ct berIist Ranl. @uo etue at ret
mango maa btgpnoe for aIpor % ipsrge:
Door or Den rstte @IRbe al inoe.
San pil ies iad 600 til at iise "9ecos
rab sBoitcn" 5at for eeus sooe e9'eitoi
| bet sdrle Har. en- dbonneni.