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The Washington herald., 1910-12-11

Last evening at the Commercial Club
was held a match OF great interest 10 the
local devotees of the game of whist. A
team Of twelve men representing the Bal
timore Whist Club met in challenge NAV
team of local minister's To decide tbe
possession Of the superb silver troDbv
cup which, since last Decoration Dav.
has been the source of weIl-merited pride
on the part of the twelve local play
ers who won it on that dav in a contest
with the strongest teams from Baltimore.
Norfolk. and Richmond. The clubs OF
the four cities named compose the South
ern Whist Association and AT their net
annual meeting, in May. 1911. in this
city, viii be the greatest gathering Of
whist players over held in this locality.
Baltimore turned out last night what
was unquestionably the strongest twelve
man team ever playing together for one
club. The names Of Messrs. Harvey and
Kent McCay, Wilbur and Beverley Smith.
McEldowney, George Thomas. and Tom
Johnson have been on the rolls OF honor
repeatedly at the congresses of the Amer
lean Whist League, and Atlantic Whist
Assoc alton. Every one who has met Or.
Gather. of the old Walbrook Club, can
form a Just opinion of his qualities, while
Maj. Hinckley and Messrs. Jackson.
Brown, and Jones are not without re-
nown in their home town. Their play was
even and well nigh perfect throughout
the match.
The local team had as its nucleus the
following eight men from th9 twelve
cup winners Or. c. Burbank Messrs.
C. NJ. Davis, William G. Hutchinson,
Williams. DR.. ". H. Merrill. Messrs.
J. X. Polk, b. c. Taliaferro, and II. V.
Tulloch
The match was played as three four-men
teams from each side. the net trick score
deciding contest Washington's success
was largely due 10 the excellent play
of MessTS TullOeh and EynOn, who by
mastery skill and the use OF all the fine
points OF messing, underplaying, &c,
rolled up the score OF plus l3.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11

p There is little doing in athletics at
Georgetown just now, everything being in
contemplation OF future work. except for
the basketball team.
Immediately after the Christmas yaca-
ton the crew men will take to the row
ing machines, a grind that will last until
the Potomac River has its annual spring
thawing Then the boys will shift their
lockers to the boathouse and begin the
last and longest lap OF their work
II will be the endeavor and ambition
OF coach and crew to produce an eight
that will be fitted for entry at Pough-
keepse and thus toe the mark with
Am rica's best crews. This they will
have In mind during the tedious work at
the machines and during the hot after
Moons on the river.
The leader OF the crew is Mike Cuniff.
II, man who for the past i've years has
affiliated himself with rowing and foot
ball at Georgetown. both in the Prep
and College. His great work on the grid
iron for the past season viii not be
quickly forgotten. Being a starbOard
man, he ought to make a big bid for
stroke. He has a most capable assistant
in Manager Vincent Daley. This later
could hardly need an Introduction to
Georgetown enthusiasts; suffice TO say
that he is the same Fighting" Daley.
captain OF Georgetown's great football
team With Daley as manager, the crew
will be a success. Daley viii work hard
to again put Georgetown on the crew
map Of the country.
To say the least, the work Of last year
was promising. In the American Henley
Georgetown was barely beaten by Har-
ward in a tWo-mile race. Had the dis
tance been nifty yards farther. Harvard
would have trailed them. Coach Pat
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11

Green. Washington. March .. The re-
mainder of the schedule follows:
March 25-CathoHc University. at Brookland
March 2-Pendng. probably with Johns Hopkins
or University Of Maryland.
April l-Georgetown University, at Washington.
April 5-United States Naval Academy. at Annap-
oils
April s-Rock Hill College. AT Elliott City. Nd.
April 9o-stauntoa Military Academy. at Stanton,
Va
Aprl g-Washinston and Lee University. at La
ington, Va
April 23-yirginia Military Institute at Lexington.
April 27-West Virginia University, at College
PARK
April 2s-Dcisware College. at College PARK.
May 3-AIount St. Joseph's College, at Ininston.
baltimore
Nav est. Johns College. at College Parx.
May l0-Fr5dCTcksbTTg College al College Park
MAY l3-Mount ST. Mays College, at Emmits-
burg Nd
May l7-Mrnt ST. Joseph's College, at College
Psrk
May 9-westen Maryland College. at wesinin.
ster.
May 24-Galhudet College. at College Park.
May G-WsshingtOl College at Chestertosn, Nd.
May 5l-St, Johns College. at Annapolis.
Manager Devilbliss is also trying to
arrange games with Johns Hopkins, of
Baltimore. and the University Of Mary
land, In addition to these games, the
annual contest between a team picked
from the members of the alumni associa-
ton and the regular club will be pulled
OF during commencement week This
game is always feature of the closing
exercises.
Jackson $. Grason, an aIumnus of the
institution, and by many regarded as the
best general athlete who ever attended
the college, has been engaged to coach
the baseball team. He is now at the col
lege and is enthusiastic over the pros
poets for next year. ''Sess.' as he is
Familiarity known to the student body
has done the backstop work for the col
lege team for the past three years, and
besides being a fine receiver and thrower
he was in the game at all stages and
drilled his men in the art of inside" ball
He is a fine fellow. and exceptionally
popular al the college.
Sh.pley. the crack quarter back of the
1910 football team. has been chosen cap
tain of the 1911 baseball team, and also
captain of the 1911 football eleven. He
viii be at shortstop next year. Last year
he guarded the third sack and did excel
lent work.
Likely Looking Twiriers.
The team next year will have likely
string of pitchers in Hofeker. Duckett,
Smith, A. Goeltz, and Wright. Honeker
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
SHORT LENGTHS

Fast double play Xmas League)
Dollars 10 Stores 20 Presents.
Manager Hugh Jennings states
positively thai he will engage in matri-
mony during the month OF January.
Exact date has not been fixed, at least,
for publication.
MatheWsOH and VI. Brown finished
more games than any other pitchers in
the National League. Each pitched
twenty-seven full contests.
"WaIIaee Is not for trade" says
Magnate Hedges. which is pretty good
sign that the Scot has been chosen Off
cialy to boss the Browns in 1911.
over in Canada they have fixed
the salary limit for hockey players al
$500 per season, which is a tidy little
sum.
A Montreal man has offered S25,-
OO0 for a finish wrestling match between
Haskenschmidt and Frank Gotch, Hack
says he's willing, but Gotch maintains a
dignifed and reluctant silence as BELTS
all pugilistic and wrestling champions.
Horace FOgeI. Philadelphia Ma
tional president, declares he Will get I'm
pire Klem's scalp. Removing forelocks
seems 10 be the CHIEF pastime OF Ma
tional magnateS.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11

he nFSt entered Schooi, TOUR years
ago. He stands we'll in his studies.
and the boys of the school hold him
in high esteem.
"Froggy." as his classmates have
nicknamed him, is nineteen years
old, stands five feet eight inches.
and weighs $50 pounds He will
graduate this June, and his place on
the athletic teams will be hard to
NIL. The first year in school he
made pitcher on the team, but con-
ditions in his studies kept him from
playing in the interhigh school Sc
ries, after he had pitched four prac-
tice games, and won them all. He
went out for the football team. and
made half back position. where he
has played four years, and in his
last year (this falD he was made
captain, only TO have the team dis
band, as many of the boys were
ruled out on account of their stu
dies.
Allan went out for the track team
and would have developed into a
good shot-putter. but again he went
back in his studies. and gave up
the cinder path to set down and
bone" Basketball has not made
such hit with Garner as football
and baseball. but il has been pre-
dicted that he could be developed
into as good a basket tOsser as he
was a gridiron player.
The local newspapers expressed
their opinion of Allan as a football
player this fall. and would have put
him on their all-high selections had
his team finished out the season. He
was picked last season. and in the
Western-Tech game of 1910 showed
that he was the player the boys
from across the creek could depend
on to gain through the strong
Blacksmiths' line. The game was
won by Tech, 6 to 0. Farmer beat
scored the touchdown after Garner
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
ROOT And MORAN
WIN Big CONTEST
Capture Six-day Bicycle Race
by Inches Only.

New York, Dec. 10,-Root and Moran
won the eighteenth annual six-day cycle
team race that ended in Madison Square
Garden tonight. Eddie Root leading all
during the final early sprint, and de-
feating Jack Clarke by six inches. Sec
ond place went 10 the reconstructed team
OF Rutt and Clarke. Third place went
TO the Fogler and Hill team, fourth
place 10 Hehir and Goullett The final
score Of the leaders was 2,545 miles )
laps
W. ". Mitten and Lloyd Thomas won
NTH prize, with score of :. 545 miles. :
laps, one lap behind the four leaders.
West and Demare won sixth prize, with
a final score Of 25i5 miles, / lap, two laps
behind the leaders. Cameron and Hal
stead won seventh prize, with 2,545 miles.
three laps behind the leaders.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
WASHINGTON.
AII-winter Baseball Planned.

Ball players will watch with the great
est of interest the attempt at Atlantic
City to utilize portion OF Young's Pier
as an indoor aIl-winter ball field. The
matter has gone so far a. the oreaniza-
ton of an eight-team league. which is
scheduled to play a series of fifty games
for a pennant A diamond has been
painted on the floor, and grandstand.
capable OF holding 1900 fans erected It
Is just possible that. with few changes
in the rules. In order 10 accommodate the
game to a hard. wood floor, it can be
made go, and the baseball fiend will
have a chance TO figure out batting aver
ages aud fielding chances for twelve
months in the year.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
So 10 ~ washinclln Her.la.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
College Park, Dec. 10.-The athletic
council OF the Maryland Agricultural
College has just approved the 1911 base
ball schedule, arranged by Manager
Devilbliss. The schedule is an unusually
ambitious one, and includes a trip TO
Virginia for games with the stanton
Military Academy. Washington and Lee,
and Virginia Military Institute. The
initial game of the season is scheduled
with Gallaudet College at Kendall
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
WILL ROW NAVY EIGHT.
Columbia Crew TO Race at Annap-
oils ON May Ii.


Columbia Crew to Race at Annap-
Oils on May Ii.
The Columbia crew MANAGEMENT has
scheduled dual meet with the Navy on
the Severn on May IS. A second crew
viii not be sent TO Annapolis. and the
first boats Will race over a two-mile
course The directors OF the Columbia
Rowing Club have also announced that
the second varsity and freshman boats
have been entered in the American Hem
ley at Philadelphia on May %
Negotiations are under way for a race
With Harvard. and Princeton may be
asked TO enter into an intercollegiate con-
test on the water
Frederick COykendall. an alumnus. has
given the management $500 to DE used in
the purchase OF a new eight-oared shell.
Also new four-Oared shell will be built
and put in commission for next spring
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
Tinker picks a Live One.

Joe Tinker is acting as scout for the
Cubs. His vaudeville act is booked for
tour of the West, and while Joseph is
not performing on the stage he spends
much of his spare time looking up prom
Using recruits
Tinker has already found young pitch
er who hibernates in the vicinity of Kan
sas City and has recommended him to
Murphy.
The name of the new twirler is Ernest
Noyes Joe believes that he has the abil-
ity to become star twiTler for the Cubs
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
Ebbets MaI.es short Rcplr.

When asked who would be the next
league president. the Brooklyn club
owner, Charley Ebbets. said Il am
thinking more about what position the
Superbas viii occupy in 1911 than l am
about who will be president of the Ma
uonai League during next season"
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
Frenchman wins Fieht.

Paris. Dec. l0.-~Audouy, a Frenchman.
beat Davis in the tenth round of a
match tonight at Wonderland.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
ATHLETICS BEATEN.

HhVnnu Club Defeats Plank and
Thomas by 3 to 3.
Havana, Dec 1O.-The Havana-Ath-
letic game to-day was won By the
Cuban nine. 5 to 3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Gonzales and Mederos; Philadelphia,
Plank and Thomas
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
AGGIBS ANNOUNCE
BASEBALL DATES
Season Opens Late in March
with Gallaudet.
PROSPECTS brightest EVER

Coach GrasOn Has Likely Looking
squad on Which to work, and IL
Pitching stan Comes TIP to Ex-
pectatlons Predicts Championship
of MaTyIand-Other NJ. a. e. sports.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11
CRACK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SrARS-No. S.

Allan F. OF W Falls Church Va,
He
captain
The Washington herald., 1910-12-11


missed a flying tackle.
his Studies
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RETAIN The TITLE
Washington Minister'S Trim
Baltimore Cracks.
TULLOCH AND EYNoN SHINE

District Players Keep Silver Trophy
Cup They Won Last Decoration
Day-Southern Association Meets
in Capital May. I0II-Serve Buff
fet Luncheon During IBtermission.
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Sentifer allsem. ErOteitanti.
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f6nitt ii6 ben SaIs pon Sbr gu Shr,
oerfebIte iebp6 Die S6Iagaber. Sein
3uitauo tx Elm tritiIher, ieood ntht
abiolut lebens geFd6rIi6, Der Mann
ipa Die 9bot in etnem lnFall BON Mes
lonhplte be9angen bdben. Gr 1T perz
betratbet.
- Die 9emptraten iptppbl tpte bic
RepubIttaner iinb fir 8erpaltung Der
Stabt burb fiinf &on1miRGre, anTtatt
einem Ratb Der ALDERMEN unD Staots
rdtb.
- Der San BON gilbert SeIbert,
Observation-Disclosures Der +. 5. Diem
ihen StnterldfenIddft, 8egen Die 5tz
oelitp Wtutual genef;t 2lTociution
BON gbilubelpbiu ouT 3abturg elmer
9pIice BON $4,000 lit i'm Sreisgerift
opr Rinter 5racp in Stpsbe. aums
Ien unb MortpeQ, gebinQer, GrnIt uno
GaTott pertreten bic 2lntIage un9
Sarmon, GoIIton, @olDimitb uno8alz
bin Die oertIagte GeIeuIhaft.
- Sames Sotgent, Der onoetlagt
1T, ben qoli3iften SObr GInrt mibbaHz
belt gu buben, 1puroe ge'tern 2lbeno IN
StQot9ert6t freigeiprohen.
- 6err Il. 3. 6ptparo purbs gum
PrdIioenten Der Bart &omriFion
erndrnt. General 8itar 8roFaro
tFt 8tSe 9rdIloent uno Gol. ). q.
SSobnfpn Setretdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-11
Ginbredberbanbe
Ereibt ibr llniueieH im W3iltresf
Sbal.

Ginbreher MAIDEN felt einieer 3eit
bas WtilIereefs 5bal uniiher unD fheis
neH es nomentlih duf Glmipooo ploee
nnb Carthage abgeleben 5u bdben. Sn
ber Wontas Raht itatteten fie Der
Wotnung oes Gerrn 8. o. Sones,
Glmnpob pIaee, einen geiuh ab uno
erbeuteten gaargelb uno Shmudiahsn
I'm Mertbe BON 5000. Sn oerielben
Raht ipurbe in bic Wobnung bes6errn
hilbert De Rpn in Carthage eingebros
den. Mdn permutbet, oab bic Biebe
bic @epobner NIT gblproform betdubs
ten unb ioodnn bas 6aus in dller De.
miitbsrube burhTuhien. Gle erbeuteten
3tpei golbene nbren, mehrere ,Rtnse uno
anoere Sfmudfohen.
gtu9 sinem Camp" unsarif6er Irs
better, tpeftlih bon glmipooo placs,
tpurbe in Der Wontag Raht bon gins
bre6ern Elm geTud obseitattet. Die
geute beitanb in ca. $50.
Gin Werfuh in bic mohnuna bes
5errn Ddbib aobftan, go. 119 Main
Npe., Glmtpoob plaee, einsubrehen,
ipurbe gum Slid rs9tseitis entbedt
uno pereitelt.