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The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ThTee and uehalf fulougs. James
Nc. l05 Hannah, 60 70 L Won Clay. 10 Howard
% TO- second; Jack Deuman 10 Davenport Z
20 !. third Time. 0:l3. Easy Life, Billy Strive
Fair Lillian. Rusticana Merry Lad. Newcomer. and
Juyeuce also TAD.
SECOND RACE-FiTe and Oue-half frlongs Fair
Louise. l05 Howard, 9 10 5. won; Sticke-. 10
lNicIl). g 10 2 sscond; Templar l0S PALMS. 3
to /, third Time. IJ3 40 Jessica, Ny Henry
Plan. Lady AicNally. King OF Y0lo Capt Creyy-
ford, Wild Fire. Col Austin. and Sister EfHe also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs Tom McGrath. Il3
Powers. to s. won; 4. Brasion, 100 (Obertl. even
second; Grenade. lO7 Reid, Is 10 l, third. Time
ia Is Firm. Night Mist, Earr5 Court. The
Macintosh, and May Amelia also ran
FOURTH RACE-Ons and one-siIteenth miles
Nether1nOst. lO5 (ButwelD n 5, won; Ozana. 100
tAiusg1ve) To 2. second; Solomia s. (Fain). 6
10 / third, Time ia IS. Camel Court LADY
and Golden Flora also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and oue-sixteenth milea
QUagEa l09 lButweIl, 6 TO l. won; Killiecrankie.
100 Davis, 10 l. second AIalediction. los URedl
10 to l. third Time, l:45. Oiseau, Leftover, Matte
Bumppo. Baron EsheT. Danger, Belle Scott, and NJ
J. Whelsn also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ons mile. slapdale, los Howard
10 l. won; Roseboro, 100 (Obert), 9 to 5. second
ST. Joseph, l09 (Iusgrye). S 10 l, third. Time.
Ia S5. Ozerne, Stonenan, and Lois Cavauagh
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FUturity course. Wicket, I06 cot
toni, z To !. won: Passenger. l07 CTaplin Il % s.
second; Metropolitan. l9 Jseldeul. % l. third
Time, lI2I-5. Good Ship. Roberta, Gramercy. six,
and Laretite also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six fUrlongs. Creston I'D (vos
PER-, 20 .. won; Father stafford. ID TetGgi
70 l. second; Woodlander, l2l Nlentry,. % 10 l.
third. Time. 1888 CobIeskiH. Eludale. Bur
leigh, JiletL, Titus II. Daily Birth, and Mussy
alsd ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile and twenty Yards Hu-
apdla, lG7 lStoczl. = 70 l. won; Preteusion 100
tGrossl y 10 l. second; Redwood H. ice jSeideni,
10 l. third Time l:44 % Lazelle Whidden. St
Albans. Bryce. Ny Pal, Iith0liu, Surety HI Caul-
cap. and Rushing silk also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and twenty Yards
ASs-sr-Ren, l51 Cotton. 70 J. won; Silver Line
Jos lTaTlinl 7 to , second; Catalina. 100 lSeldeu}
Z 70 J. third. Time Ia Is TrOcha. Cocksure
Homeless EellsEicker. and Who also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SM and one-half furIongs bishop
". lli tTaplin). l3 10 10 Won; Banonica, l63 Go
burnl. To , secoud; Round and Round, 10 Her
mani. u l. third Time d Is Roy T, Special
Delivery. sam Barber. sir John, Ampedo Woolen
ard Charles Green also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six and oue-half furlOngs Sainest
% lSedeul, 10 % I, won; Rapid Water. los Men
try, L 70 5. second; Louis StuIber l0l Gross Is
70 !, third. Time. ] q 2-5 Black Sheep Onatassa
Larita, Orilene, Fredonia, jim Hanna and Ccriel
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire aud one-haH furlongs. Father
Eusene. 100 tAustnl 10 !. won: Faimont, l09
page. 10 O. second; George Field, l0i lGamerl.
Is TO 8. thn Time lC7 25. Uncle Pete. Billy
BiuisI Billy Bard. King Rover, Daisy Garth, Sam
Webb, Hay Gay. and Santasa also ran.
SECOND RAHE-Ons and one-cighth miles
Knight Blaze, l0i Nlole5worthl. 10 /, won; Mis-
prison. l0i lP3gel. . 20 ]. second Duchess Of Mon
tehcilo, .0S Small. to s. third. Time "a 25
s.. kibla and Moliyre also ran,
THIRD RACE-Fi-e and one-haH iS-longs May
Bulge, lG Garner. Il 70 ;. won: DeeIfoOt. l)7
lMcCahsyl. 20 90 J. second; Alarmed. lC2 RAMSEY
10 to I. third. Time. 36 S-5. Ana johnson. J.
Page. Greualan, Master Cisrenos Billy Mayhue
Miss Caithme. and LADY, Box also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile, Orblcilar, 10
tAiolesw0Tthl. . % O. won Meadow. 100 lMcCaheyl,
20 p second Lady Esther. 100 (iufnagel. Is 10 O.
third Time. 1;g9 -. Sugar Maid also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six fu7longs. G. Tucker Jos tGar-
ner). 5 10 l. won: Hidden Hand, l0S SMALL, 20
], second Stendal 10 tKonHedyl, . 10 ]. third
Time. liz %. Beaman. Mauritania, Hardlis0n h. j.
swimmer. SsbId1. and Ora Sudduth also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Hmalaya, III WAR
REM, % !. won; Lista 10 Ramsey. 7 g. l. Sec
oEd GeUmander Ci Gamer. Is ~ 5 third
Time, Ice IS. BanhuU. Miss Ida, Tom MARKS
Nhiptop, k0pse and ChesVardne also Tan.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FIve furlongs Couyile, lJS ur-
VIM. 90 T. won; Eminola los lMcCabsl % I,
second Virginia Maid, 10 Bolandl. 20 J. third
Time, l16 Is Harvest Time. Capt Chanlsr. Ems
ley, Little Stella Walker. and Lucky Mate also ran
SECOND RACE-Fiye and one-haf furlougs
c. Hamilton, l02 lowell. 70 % l. won: Temper 20
iColel , 20 7. second: Baby Willie le6 tNicCabel.
3 90 2, third. Time. l:lL T VI. Irwin. bona H.
Nettie Carita, and I. p. Digs also ran
THIRD RACE-Three fyrl0ngs, Sauctum III
tGlasnCTl. 10 ]. Won. Tods Cottage, III uoyelu,
l to 2. se1ud; Count de Oro III Franklin to
!, third. Time. 03i Is. Louis B. also ran
FOURTH RACE-FIye and One-haH fIrlongs
Jack Laxson, l5 lGlasnerl even. Won; southern
Gold log uaugl even, sscondi Uralla, 100 Cole.
10 % !, third. Time. III Is. Kith and Kin and
Brooklins also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs. Oesa. los (Baunon).
70 8 wen; 0keuite, I0S lang, 10 70 l. second
Judge Saufy 100 finley, to 2. third Time.
lis 50. Or. Crook. Lord Dixon. Confessor, and
LauHie also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sile and seventy yards. Lille
Tuner, l05 (Glasnerl 1 TO s. won; W l. Hinch.
loi tSteinharitl. 8 % s. second Red Hussar 100
lowell. 70 J. third Time. l53 3-5. Water Lake
and DUnyegan also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
MINORS AFTER TY COBB.

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 3.-Presi-
dent joe =. Jackson, of the
southern Michigan League, has
taken steps TO conserve the name
Of Cobb to the baseball fame of
Michigan long after Ty Ii has
gone. He wired Ty, tr., one day
OF age, to-day, care of the
worlds champion batsmans at
Augusta, for terms. IL il expect
ed Ty. ST.. acting as mex; best
friend, viii reply with an Offer
No nInttcr how big the figures
are. President Joe viii accept
them i'm behalf of some Southern
Michigan club. Then Ty, jr., cHn
he carried on the reserve list
from year tn year until he is old
enough 10 play. when he will be-
come IN actual baseball asset of
the club. If the salary was too
mOnstrouS 10 pay ut that time, of
course, the youth could be re-
leased.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04

In point OF numbers, size Of crowd,
and many other ways the George Wash
ingtoE annual indoor meet in Conven-
ton Hall tomorrow night has last
years event backed of the boards.
Counting the usual late stragglers. the
entry list total has been swelled TO Sl&
while last winter only 10 athletes com
peted.
The team races have been well CLASH
fed, and there viii be few runaways'
which always lessen the interest In these
events. Coach Morse believes that sew
eraI South Atlantic records viii be
smashed, while the feature relay Of the
night between Virginia and Cornell
should be so close that the winner Will
not be determined until the men sprint
down the home stretch.
Baltimore. Richmond, and Charlottes-
Vile plan to send the best talent in
years. There is almost record entry
list from the Monumental City, and the
affair has attracted SO much attention
that the Baltimore newspapers are fea-
turing the meet each day.
Manager Eaton has been asked TO re-
serve three separate cheering sections
for the rooters from Baltimore, Char
lottesviue, and George Washington.
Printing Bureau Interested.
Interest is so keen in the District that
W. c. Mckinney, of the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing. who has been
named as one OF the honorary officials,
has agreed to allow time OF from work
10 twenty-five Of his employees. who
are entered in the relays and other field
events under the name of the Potomac
Athletic Club.
Capt. " Reynolds, a well-knOwn Bal
timore business man. has asked for
large block Of reserved seats 10 accom-
modate a party he proposes 10 bring
over.
Coach Morse had a hard task picking
his relay team to run Richmond Col
Iege, so closely were the men matched,
and only after half a dozen trials was
he able 10 announce that Bowen. Bailey.
Rawlings, and Gill would be the quartet.
The George Washington-Ri Richmond Col
lege race Will be the final event on the
programme.
In order to be in good shape for the
meet. Coach Pop" flanagan and his en-,
tire University Of Virginia squad will
come 70 Washington Friday night, while
the Cornell relay team IS also expected
TO arrive then.
Western Has Hopes.
Western High School Is counting g. a
good slice of the scholastic honOrs. and
Coach Byrd has entered his stars-Capt
Tanner and Bone-in the scholastic 40
which he hopes to land in easy fashion.
Episcopal High has three good men in
this event in Wood, Wallace, and
Crowley
In the open 40 George Washington
has seven entries and Virginia a like
number while the Baltimore Y. NJ. c. A.
enters four men. Halliday and Gooch,
OF Virginia, and Keats, Of George Wash
ington. should finish we'll up in the
front, but George Minds, OF the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania. although starting
probably from scratch, will make the
pace fast one, and many predict a
new record FOR this distance
The finishing touches will be put on
the hall to-day and tomorrow. and
everything will be in readiness for sat
urday night. The ticket sale continues
brisk at T. Arthur Smiths agency, in +
street.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
DISTRICT TEAMS BOOKED
On Baseball Schedule of Baltimore
Country school.

Baltimore. Nd, Feb. 3.-The Boys
Country School expects to put a winning
baseball team on the field next spring
All but two OF last years players Will
again be in line, and there is an abund-
ance OF good new material. Ned Harlan.
of Princeton and Maryland Athletic Club
fame, will coach the boys. and the City
college, Polytechnic, Marston's. and other
mines that visit the diamond near Home
wood will have to go some to win. c.
Ransom Rowland is manager Of the nine,
and Don lowering is captain.
The dates so far arranged by Manager
Rowland follow:
April Alumni.
April 16-City College.
April 2)-Open
April 23-CstheiraI School Of Washington, in
Washington, d. Q.
May 4-Friends' School.
May Washington School, at Baltimore.
May ll-Faculty.
May list James School, at Hsgerstown. Md
May ls-Jefferson School
May 2-Wsshington School. in Washington, D. q.
May 2-Opeu.
May 2-CathedraI School Of Washington. in Bal
timOre
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
BEEBE AND STORKE TRADED
FOR THREE CINCINNATI MEN
speciaI to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Cincinnati Ohio. Feb. 3-0ne OF
the biggest baseball deals OF the
winter was cOnsummated here
to-day by Manager Griffith, of the
Reds, and Manager Bresnahan,
of the Cardinals. IL involves FIVE
of the beSt-knOyn players In the
National League. by the terms
of the agreement. Pitcher Fred
Beebc and Utility Infielder Allen
StOrke. of ~. Louis, come here,
and Pitcher Frank Corridor, In
fielder Miller HugSins, and Out
fielder "Rebel" Cakes go to the
Cardinals.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
wrestling Match in baltimore.

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 3.-''Americus,"
the light-heavy-weight champion wrestler
Of America, is expected to be in his best
form. when he steps on the mat to-mor-
row night to defend his title against
Clarence Bouldin, the Cuban wonder, q"
at Albaugh,s Theater. The Baltimorean
has only two more pounds to take off.
This morning the scales showed him to
be at 1s2 pounds. while the conditions
read that he must do $50 pounds, or for
fell 500
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
WEIGH MAY BOX DRISCOLL.
English Light-weights Likely to
Hook up in Twenty-rOund Bout.

Freddie Welsh. the English lightweight
champion, has agreed to defend his title.
it is reported, in a twenty-round bout
with Jem Driscon the British feather
weight champion, at the National Sport
ing Club. OF London. in March. If artl-
cles are signed. Welsh may decide not to
sail for this country next week, for he
and Driscoll can command a rich purse
for test OF skill Driscon would prob
ably cOnCede weight to Welsh, but his
wonderful eleverness might Offset this
handicap. AS far as ring science goes,
there are no better boxers in the world
to-day, but it is generally believed that
the question of supremacy would hinge
on the referees verdict rather than on
knockout by either man.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
YESPRRS LOSE AGAIN
NOrthminster Quintet Wins
by 80 to %.
GOOD TEAMWORK DISPLAYED
NOrthminkters Lead I'm First Hail.
While VeSpers Easily Capture the
Secopd-Game Fast and Interest
ing-Au Stars on NOrthminsfer.
Keith and Freeman Play Good.

The Northminster basketball quintet
Of section B again upheld their unde-
feated reputation 10y adding another
game to their long list. downing the
Vesper five in clean and interesting
game last night in the latter's gymna-
stun by IS to %.
The visitors brought down some loyal
rooters. and when a basket was made
they cut loose with vengeance.
The first half was d walkOver for the
visitors, who run up a total OF thirty
points to the Vespers' seven. Every man
on the Northminster team made two bas-
kets or more, while accurate goal shoot
ing Of the Vespers was scarce In this
half. Bischoff. Of the NoTthminsters, was
the first TO basket the ball, and after
that # looked like It was only matter
of how many points the Northminsters
would be TO the good when the game
closed It would be hard to pick the
star of the winners. while Freeman's
long shot across the floor into the basket
was the feature Of the Vespers' work.
In the second half the Vespers came to
life and got their teamwork down much
better. Freeman. who played a star game
for the Vespers. scored the first point for
the Northeast boys. Keith did not play
up to his standard in the first half. but
came into the limelght by making three
baskets for his team in the second, one
OF which was a difficult shot and was
loudly applauded
Plummer who was transferred TO for
ward position and ROuzee put into his
place did the good work for the North
minister's IN this half. making two Of the
four baskets credited to his team. Nor
ris and Gill each made a goal from the
floor.
Keith and Bailey were the individual
stars Of the Vesper team.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
speedy Trial for Johnson.

trict Attorney Whitman, Justice Golf. in
the criminal branch OF the Supreme Court,
to-day transferred the trial of Jack John
son, the negro pugilist. from the Court of
General Sessions to the criminal branch
OF the Supreme Court.
This was done. 1t was said. IN order to
have a speedy trial. Johnson may now
ba placed on trial this month
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
COLONIAL LFAGrE
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
SPORTS SHOW PLANNED.
Promoters Subscribe Funds for an
Unprecedented Display.

Plans were formulated last night FOR
the holding OF the National Sportsmen's
Show at Washington Light Infantry
ArmOry during the week Of February Il
The promoters have already subscribed
sufficient funds for the renting Of the hall.
and have enlisted the aid OF several out
of-town firms. This show will be the
first OF its kind ever held in Washington.
Motorcycles will form a large part Of the
display, while a local sporting goods
house will have a shooting gallery In
stalled. and will demonstrate the new
Maxim muffler for guns.
The Racine Motor Boat Company will
have an exhibit, which Will comprise
the thirty-six-foot cruiser and ffteen-foot
dOry which were shown at the Conven-
ton Hall show by Clarence Davis. Other
exhibitors will be the Baker Camera
Company, the Washington Rubber Com
pany Lutz & Co. the Patuxent
Lumber Company Of Baltimore, and the
Dynatak Company F. ". Reh will handle
the decorations.
1t is intended 10 hold motorcycle races
and fly-casting contests during the week.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
Yale Track Dates.

New Haven, Conn, Feb. S,-The sched-
ule of the Yale University track team
for the coming season was announced
to-day as follows:
April 2-Spring meet az Yale Field.
April 0-University Of Pennsylvania relay games
May Princeton at Yale Field.
May 4-IIary3rd at Cambridge
May 2i-Yale iuterscLciastic meet at Yale Field
Nsy Ss-IntercOllesiates at Franklin Field, Phila
delDhia-
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
MEET new YORK CRACK SHOTS
National Capital Revolver Club
Rolls Up Good Scores.
Sheridan Ferree Proves 10 BE High
Man with "a Score of 224-Bunn
Is Second.

The tenth round In the league series
OF matches with the revolver. conducted
by the United states Revolver Associa-
ton, was shot last night by clubs through
out the country.
The National Capital Rife and Re
volver Club shot the crack Manhattan
team. Of New York City. at the range
In the basement Of the National Sporting
Goods Company building. in Ninth street
Sheridan Ferree was high man, with a
corking good score Of 224 The local club
has won two Of the matches it has shot
in The scores
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04

Ralph De Palma, the foremost Ameri-
can track driver. Is glad he is back in
the racing game. even though he is still
on crutcAes, His next appearance after
the New Orleans meet viii be at the
seven-day inaugural Of the Los Angeles
motordrome. beginning April S. and he is
most enthusiastic over the new mile
board track, the great plauked dish"
81 am convinced that the new board
saucer Will prove the best racing pr0pO-
sition yet tried" declared De Palma a
few days ago Driving on track has
always appealed to me more strongly
than road racing, and a wooden dish.
with the dangers Of skidding. binding
dust. and thrown tires eliminated. lis
tens good
'The course being a perfect circle one
mile in circumference. rather than oval.
I believe will be a decided advantage
for making great speed. Cars can whirI
at very nearly constant speed. having no
bad turns to negotiate. Having raced
motorcycles on the Springfield CIass)
board track, which is only one-third the
size Of the Southern California one has
convinced me OF this. Perhaps very few
people have stopped 10 consider that on
a mile banked track which is an abso-
lutte circle pilots VIII be able 10 drive
under conditions not greatly different
from straightaway going"
Hugh y. Harding. the racing driver.
who has driven in nearly all the big
road races during the last six years, has
Joined the forces Of the American Loco
motive Company. ct the Alec factory. in
Providence. r, T. Although best known
as a driver. Harding is a technical man
Of high ability, and viii be engaged in
experimental and testing work Harding
is generally recognized as a driver Of
the first grade, although he has not had
the proper combination in car and lucI,
TO land him a winner OF any big race.
He made the record for the climb IN
Giant Despair. near Wlkesbarre. before
the road was rebuilt. so that this climb
ing contest ceased 10 be a hurdle race.
His latest appearance In the Hmelight
was when he finished third in the Fair
mount Park race at Philadelphia on Oc-
tober g. although he started in the Van
derbilt Cup on October %. In the Grand
Prix, at Savannah. and the BriarclifT.
in New York, he distinguished himself
by his all-round expertness.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
STARTS LONG WALK.
Veteran Pedestrian Weston Leaves
Coast for New York.

Coast for New York.
Los Angeles, Feb. 9.-Edward Payson
Weston. the veteran pedestrian, who
year ago walked across the continent
from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific In 105
days, excluding Sundays. when he rested.
is to-day headed for the East In an effort
TO walk from the Pacific 10 the Atlantic
in ninety days. He left Pasadena yester-
day morning. and will follow the route Of
the Santa Fe Railroad to Chicago.
Mr.. Weston IS seventy-one years Of age,
but his next birthday falls on March Is.
and before he reaches the city hall IN
New York with q message from the Coast
for Mayor Gaynor. the pedestrian viii be
years old.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
warhOp Signs with HighIanders

Jack Warhop signed with the High
landers yesterday. and sent a letter 70
President Farrell, saying that he expect
ed 10 be one Of the teams best pitchers
this year. With Lou Criger TO catch
him, it is believed that Warhop will be
one OF the American Leagues star Twill
ers.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
BOWL IN BALTIMORE.
Royals OF District TO Meet Crack
Victorian Team,

Baltimore. Feb 3-The Royal duckpln
team. one OF the strongest aggregations
Of Washington, Will be the guests of the
crack local Victoria band tomorrow
night and some interesting matches are
expected to develop.
The Victoria team IS one Of the best
in the country. and it will meet a hardy
set form Washington in the Royals, who
have an enviable reputation in the Dis
trict The matches will be rolled on the
Victoria alleys
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
Fordham,s Indoor Meet.

New York. Feb. S-AH the cracks OF the
athletic world are expected to enter the
sixth annual indoor games of the Ford
ham University Athletic Association,
which will be run off in the Twenty
second Regiment Armory, on Saturday
evening, February &c. Handsome and val
liable prizes will be awarded to the win
neTs.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
Hoppe stiII Leads.

Pittsburg. Feb. AT midnight, when
Willie Hoppe, by a run OF fifty-three
points manager to beat Ora Morningstar
out in the second nights play OF tho
l509-point billiard match, the score for.
the night stood Hoppe, 500; Morningstar.
495. The score total for the match to,
date So
Hoppe. 1000; Morningstar. ST.
Hopes average. Is Gle; high run fer,
night. Ill
Morningstar's average, q Il; high run
for night. 113
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
FEHR IS HIGH GUN
In George Washington Rifle Teams
Weekly Shoot,

The George Washington rife team shot
their fourth match last night at their
range in street
The team did the most consistent shoot
ing since the start Of the season, and
the scores were decidedly good.
Maj. Bell, Of the National Guard, was
the \. r. a Judge. Scores.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
AUTOMOBILE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP

Has an automobile the right to make
a bad smell in the streets of New York?
Not if the board of health looks with
favor upon the petition it will receive
to-day signed by fifty physicians and
promulgated by the committee on nuis-
ances Of the National Highways Protec-
tive Society. This committee says, as
the physicians back il up that not only
has no automobile the right TO make
bad smell in the streets Of New York.
but that unless this practice Of careless
automobiles Is stopped the general health
and peace Of mind viii be undermined.
The automobile mist which hangs low
over Fifth avenue and Broadway twenty
four hours a day is bad for the nose,
says the lay committee; it's bad for the
throat and eyes also, say physicians.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04

The Carter Motor Car Corporation re-
ports deliveries on recent local sales Of
Washington cars 10 s. n. Frazier, toy
tonneau. Portland amber, type Az; J. S.
LeatheTman. baby tonneau, olive green,
type Az; Joseph Berherich. deep red
touring car, type B-l, and Lieut.. A. F.
Tate, Fort Myer. Va. touring car. Port
land amber. type Az
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
BASKETBALL At Y. M. C. A.
Central Branch to Meet Carroll In.
stitute Quintet.

In the Central Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
tomorrow night, the basketball teams Of
Carroll Institute and Central Y. NJ. c. a.
VIII meet in one OF the final games Of the
city league schedule, and the contest
promises 70 be one of the hardest fought
Of the season. These teams have met
three times this season. with the associa-
ton victorious on every occasion.
The Central Branch reserves will also
have game with the Old Dominion Club,
OF Alexandria, as an opening number, and
between the two games there will be a
lightweight wrestling bout between
Norman and Helm, OF the association
wrestling squad.
The lineup for the big game viii be as
The Washington herald., 1910-02-04
BREAKSALL RECORDS
Nearly 400 Entries for the
George Washington Meet.
CREAM OF BALTIMORE STARS

Monumental City Plans tn Send Over
Big Delegation of Athletes and
Rooters-Hntchetite Relay Team tn
Meet Richmond College Picked
Team-Western High Has Hopes.