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SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACF-FYve and oue-haH f,rorgs Old
Mexico. 10 Jarks,uI. s 90 T. Won Phil MoIr al
Martini. even second; Finland. a Thomas. y
20 1. third Time. lI4S5 Oreau View Ec2ns-
Rob-or. Dr. D5uFherty. Hird7o Star, ISdy Eliza
heth. Elm Beau and Bit oi Fortune also ran.
SECOND RACE-FutWitg course. p4rgiU. 10,
rNsrtinl. n g. won: BeE0n. % Parker. 10 10 1.
sc--ud; ForIrle, rs Powers, Co Z, thir3, Time,
1a245 Indictment Salvage. EHs,l.ug SIN, May
Pink Sir Barry. Beaumont, and Father Dovney
aisp rau,
THIRD RACE Six and onohaB hulouEs. Bano-
reHa, 81 Thomas, : o. T. Won; Nalburg, lG
walsh 3 20 .. sccnt3 sRin0tts. s. lAlGrtiGI 20
]. mlrd. Time 1918 sam Barber, GoSoiDer II.
Ralnade Bucoilc Charles Green, ard Dr. Mayer
also ian.
FOURTH RACE Oup mile Hdhblng Wster, 10
Martini, to g voni Fo1t johnson, 10 lfaritn},
IS to saconG. Raleigh, 81 jCanahsul, IS 70 7,
THIRD Tins, las2S Jeanstte NJ. Arasee. and
FulIetta also Hu,
FIFTH RACE SIX and ons-h4f rIgioEEs drnste,
9 lThmasI. : O. I. woni C0hicasdl, los tGrcssl,
g 20 l. second, Aggonaut, Los tDuganl, 20 20 5,
third Fine 1884 Likely pteldonne, SoIhO-
more Curriculum Bc-.aWv0d. kaiac.hof, Fickavay,
Csrania. Ella Richardson, and Stand57tr alsa Tan,
SIXTH RACE-tIye AID Ole half nuiHgs, BAL
FBaia. IS iEegaul 3 Go T. waH1 Enssisge, . Walsh,
Ia 10. s-r,ud, Daddy Clip t. Andersen, is to .,
third, Time, N9, nezi-rsto, Jim CaheretaI NJ
Musgyaye. and Amethyst aisp rah,
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TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-TIye and oue-hsT fIl0rES Cob
mos Id6 If-as q % D. Won. Mocha. lG Reilly,
9 20 s. se.ouj3 Judge Sanity. IA Fuleyi, 20 J.
ThiT Time II115 NtcEE Huu. bDL vas dis
Qualified and placed second Harvest Time, Souorra
Girl LlmeIiglt Daisy B. and Lady Helen also ran
SECOND EACE-O'V flr.wE= Grenade. l1 dla5
usrI Q t5 D. V1a. Grace kmtaH. lG bave-plril ,
8 90 T. second. BlH1 Hlbs. 100 lewis. % J.
Third Time 1855 Ee5Gl Queen. MCrE. and John
GauT al7J ran.
THIRD RACE-Frc and a1eaaE flr'onFs. s..
par..i. JOS Davenport 4 rr O. v-1i 'a--ar, 10
Finley. j. % J. s-ords Nurpefh. TO Gilbert ?
to I. third. Tine ll2f5 TeuDer, Lou LRnier.
and IUsTE-ri0u also Tau,
FOURTH HACE-Ore mile Ozerue. 10 lGhs-
ns7I. even. won: Hyperion. 30 DaVaGpEu. even.
second Warner GnsTeu. l15 .Brannoni, 2 90 l.
third. Time las. sir Catesby. Heart Of Hyaciuth,
and EerlbeTsl also ram.
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile psse-u1ets. i1s iGil-
bert. % voB. Edwin f., lt Davenport, even,
se-1ud Ar1r. Sc -ts.uiar.t., q ta ]. thlrd. Tine.
1875 Great Jubilee. Mrs SsTsI. and Eauu9cz
Bob also rsr.
SIXTH RACT-Oue mile Ces7avsr. 100 .Rel'v'.
o o. s. w18- gaurrHu. III D-reua1--'. 20 s. seq
ord Dr. Irme I- SiuTir.. 10 -o /. third. Time.
1925 DuFs.a, Assri-1uF True Bog, The
Clown aud Belle q gre Bah also -H,
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three f1--args- LADY StaIVsrf.
is .Tuz,erI. s Cd ?. won, Lady o-U.cart. III
NIlsgrarc 10 % D. s-c1ad. StrH.atHsr, ll5 lNicol.
. TO g. third Time. a.a5 s.. RaH5aza. Easy Life.
Agnes MAY. Edna Collins. Na'all. James Ne.
Naughty Lad. and Definite also gar
SECOND RAtE-~lx fur.crS High Range -l-
Burns / 70 3 won; H. Hall. -os .Trozlerf. - %
T. second. E-ismi-H. III King. 90 8. third. Time
lI3 75 Enlist Inferno Queen. Snl5udlda, kath-
erina Van. and AIFuc0u also Tan.
THIRD RACE-Sevlu f1Tlou-s Frank PuueI
40 Powers. to :. won; L0tta Creed, q tFaiu'
% s. second; C.ndy. g King, % 10 !, third
Tine. . 25 AmyL Ten PAGES, and Staro7er also
r4r-
FOURTH RACE-Ous and ones.ztecuth miles.
Green seal. ll5 fGausI, 2 % 8 v0u, Sufran, 10
Davis. 10 J. second; Polls, Jos Howard. 2 N l.
.hird. Time &C Is Pinte. Sir CleEes. and Jack
NuulaIIv also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fiva and one-haI fa-longs. Ton
M~Grs.h. l2 tLebertl, i3 n % Won Po-omoke,
.14 King o % =. second Ar.7nette, lG Davis,
II 90 10. third Time. I0T IS La Sale, Anderson,
and Ruhia Grarda also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Onc and one-haf miles. Mamie
AlE7I. los fNcGet, to l0 won; Belisview. 10
clicdI. 20 8 second; Agreement. rs Morgan,
70 J. third, Time 2.35. Brookielt and Little Fitz
also ran
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LYNCHBURG BASEBALL TEAM.
Names of Players from which Nine
viii be Picked.

Lynchburg, Va. Jan. l5.-While a few
more tTyOuts may be picked up before
the beginning Of the 1910 baseball season
and a few seasoned men may be obtained
in trades. the Lynehburg team will prac-
tcally be chosen for the coming season
from the following list:
Pitchers-Harry Levy. Of Bayoune, y.
J.; John Sexton, OF Raleigh, y. c.; Lou
Gehring. of Utica. y. Y; George Weber
Of Bayonne. \. j., Walter Eddowes, OF
Philadelphia. and Harry Griffin and Lee
Vernuelle, of last years team.
Catchers-FTed Lucia, Of Bridgeport
Conn, and Arthur Evans, Of Baltimore.
ufelders-Manager, Smith. of PhiIa-
delphia: Stanley Bigbie. Of Richmond;
William J. Kelley. Of Garrett Park. Nd. +;
D. f. Bunting of Allentown, y. J., and
Zeigler. of last years team. while il is
expected that Jim Sharpe. OF last year g
Wilmington, y c., team Will play second.
In the outfeld there will be Smith and
King. Nike Schroeder, Of Bradford, Pa,
and J. F. Clinton. of Andover, Mass.
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RIFLE MEET AT CAMP PERRY,
Preliminary Matches at Ohio Range
VIII Begin August 10.

The national small arms practice meet
for 1910 will be held at Camp Perry Ohio,
IN August. the preliminary matches be-
ginning Friday August 10, and the reg
ular matches on the following Monday
This was decided recently at q meeting
Of the national board for the promotion
Of rife practice held at the Office Of
Secretary of War Dickinson. Gen. Robert
Shaw Oliver presided, and nineteen OF the
tWenty-One members were present.
1t also was decided TO hold tests during
the month Of May, probably at Sea Glrt.
y. J.. when ammunition from the vari-
Gus manufacturers of the country viii he
thoroughly tried before orders for thar
To be used at the meet are placed.
Besides Gen Oliver the members of the
board are: Capt II @. Learnard. 7 :
A, recorder, and Gen. W. p. Han 7 :
A. Capt Dickinson p. Hail. L. NJ O..
Lieut. Commander Leigh c. Palmer. T.
s. N; Gen. G. II. Harries, District Of CO.
lumbia Gen. Bird W. Spencer. New Ter
sey. Gen. Lawrason Riggs. MARYLAND.
Gen. G. \. Wagner, Michigan. TJeu+
Col a b, Critchdeld. Ohio: Gen. Charles
A Kelly, Colorado; J. a. Haskell New
York; Gen. Q. +. Roe, New York. Cen
2. F. Wauser. New Jersey: Cen c. w
Wingate, New York; Gen. James A.
Drain, Washington Gen. f. G Young
Illinois; Gen Z. c. Dill. Maine; Col. Rov
Norman. oklahoma; Col John CasweIi.
Massachusetts, and Maj. E. Claude cod
dard. Pennsylvania.
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NOT TO CHANGE NAME
Western Golf Association
Holds Annual Meeting.
CONSERVATIVES WIN OUT
Association VIII Not Be Expanded.
MinikRhda Country Club of Min
neapoIIs Awarded Western ANA
feur Championship Dates for 1910.
IL. r. smith Is Chosen President.

Chicago, Jan. 15.-Conseryatism was the
keynote of the annual meeting OF the
Western Golf Association at the Grand
Pacific Hotel tonight, the standpatters
having successfully carried their fight
against proposed expansion and the
changing of tile name OF the organiza-
tlon to the American Golf Association.
This measure was defeated BY consor-
vatives, although the opposition very
graciously bowed to the inevitable when
a member of the committee made a rec
ommendation after the original resOlu-
ton, which had been proposed at the last
annual meeting TO be voted on this year,
had been read. His measure read 10 the
effect that the matter be left 20 the de-
cisich OF a special meeting, or for the
consideration of the next annual meet
ing. II was not left TO the directors 10
decide, however, and il any action is 10
be taken at a special meeting 1t Is open
to discussion TO the association as a
body.
The meeting attracted the largest and
most representative assemblage of dele
gates ever lCCtlATA a. az annual AANNN
ing OF the ". c. A.
Opposed to Expansion.
It was learned that many were present
with the view to opposing any action that
might be taken to carry the proposed
measure to expand the association.
This original resolution provided that
the name of the organization be changed
10 and that the boundary lines be so
changed that it would include all golf
clubs in North and South America and
the islands adjacent thereto.
The meeting was late in adiourning, ow-
ing 10 the amount of business which was
to have been transacted. The main issue,
however, was that which interested the
conservative element, who were opposed
to expansion. The Minikahda Country
Club. of Minneapolis. was awarded the
Western amateur championship the dates
TO be named later
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. II. +. Smith,
Nashville: vice president, L. \. Engler,
GIenvieW: secretary. Charles z. Willard,
South Shore; treasurer, c. T, Atkinson,
Midlothian; directors. Frank I. Wood
ward Denver: MendeI Hertig, Mirneap-
oils; Clarence Stanley. Indianapolis; W.
c. Fownes. iro Pittsburg. and J. D. Cady,
Rock Island, III
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OFF SEASON BASEBALL.

Roy Thomas, left fielder Of the Boston
National League baseball team, has been
Internationally released, He VIII coach
the baseball team Of Pennsylvania Uni
versity next spring.
Beckendorf. catcher for the Detroits, IS
one Of the CHIEF lieutenants Of Tammnny
Hall in winter and he spends his time IN
seeing that all goes we'll with tho big
New York political organization.
II Manager McGraw keeps on signing
indian ball players, scalplng the umpire
may be IA reality nj the Polo Grounds
next season. big Chief' Meyera Will
have the assistance OF Williams, The
new redskin recruit Is an Oneida. ana he
was the best ious-dlstsnce hitter in the
Ohio state League last year, when six
home runs went TO his credit,
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fRISHMEN PINE FOR UMP. JOB.

An Irish name secms 70 BE- the best as
seq for those Who Pine for umpire berrus
iu jlc various baseball leagues. The Amer
lean Leg1e lss the mast Irish indicator
men rt Oh. Exams IS the only exception.
Evan, b Welsh ty birth.
Herr thry are. names. leagues. and all:
American League sheridan Connolly.
OInehHn. Esan. KERN. PaTiue. Hurst.
and bIcau.
National Lcaue-O DAY Johusme. Kane,
and Mullen.
American Ass1riatiol-OHens C01ahau.
Sullivan. and HAYES.
southern Leaggo-O'Bnen. Moran. and
iirzeiUUHHs.
Nev England LeaFfs-Fshcy, Connolly.
Mclaughlin aud Rar-r
Eastern League Kelly. Murray Byron,
Fiuuruu. and cHu1r
Virginia League Mace. PcUd5T. HCH.
meyer. ard stanton.
SEN York State Lrag-e-kelr and CGz.-k.
NeE York Stale Leagle-Ke-y and Cs.-lgs.
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PIEDM0NTS IN LINE.
Strong COIOred Baseball Team Plans
Active Campaign.

The Piedmont White Sox, one Of the
fastest colored semi-prO teams in the
country last season, have been greatly
strengthened.
Capt. John Ross has signed three young
players who are almost sure TO make
good, and with the addition Of another
catcher the team will be well fortified
in all departments.
The pitching staff VIII be made up OF
last years mainstays, Ford and Steven
son, with Brady and Gatewood, the new
twirlers Poindexter will do the catching.
Ross. Ray. and Barber will be on the
bases, with the youngster Harriss at
short
The outfeld viii contain two new men.
Daniels and Campbell. Mathews in left
field being the only veteran. P. Bird will
also be seen in one Of the outfeld posi-
tiOns.
The Piedmonts will play in Norfolk,
Baltimore, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and
Atlantic City during the season.
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NEW CLAUSES IN CONTRACTS

Following ara tna ehaaE5s IA tie eaBIaCts
70 De offered V,aFe-s Il the NatiWai aBd
American leagues nT the season 81 lsia, as
approved 10y the nat;onai csnmiszlont
NEW,
Sec S-Tbs party II the second fsrF
Uldyer' will not be permitted at any time,
either darlus the PLAYING season Ga bait1e
the commencement or ssar the Glass thsFe-
a. 10 participate Ia aay eKhit5tigR baseball
games. iudoor baseball basket ball, ST
foattaH except that the consent Of tbs
{a-ty ef she first i0rt ielUb owner has
FIRST been secured IN writing.
LAST SENTENCE NEW,
sec 3-Psrty Of the first p2rt HAY fUGIq
time u time daTiUg the continuance Of
this contract establish reasonable riles foF
the gaY,uaiept * It's PLAYERS ''at h0me''
ard abroad and suCh rules shall he a
vart of this contract as fully as il herein
written and binding upaB seooBd party
hereto, and fur violation Gi tuCzs Uu0s and
Tor any conduct Imiairi1g Tie faithful and
thorough discharge af the duties incumbent
u{n second Tarty may impose reasonable
fines upu sscgrd iarJT aid deduct the
amount thorUirlm from any money due 90
ta tcc.me GU8 tU 5ccaBd Iarty herein.
Party Of the hrsi part mas alsl suspend
tie party ST tho scg5ud port fcr violation
g au, rules 81 established. and during
sucu SsatcnsiW the party 81 the secoHd
rart shall not be entitled 70 any c0mpgH-
sation under this contract.
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JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-ats f,uleugs. Gibzeu tl4 tBen-
s.hot-ni 6 to l. won. Hari..-.n los tCraeyy, 8 20
,ecopd, Cardinal ssrto il9 Itoiiis,s1, 70 "a /,
third Time f.l. ATde1ia ki4mesha H. Don
Hamilton. Bonnie Reg datado Hollow, and Loaiso
T. also ran,
SECOND RACE Five and eIeAaif hT.onss, Lads
Pauctita. i3 Eauari. I 60 5. voni NeIla, l05
tAIoIesvorthl 70 20 T. ss'1ndi ALIKE Molctt, ZOE
Ramse,l. 10 go D. third. Time, i1' sA Deli,
Alra H.. Aunt NaB0. IN Petecj0. Good Intent,
Charles Fox. and SroWstcTm also ran,
THIRD RACE SIX fWlouEs- Knight DeCk, ids
Rloftafu Ncadaui > % T. woul GLADYS Louise io7
Afole-vorthl 5 10 J. second -oari, 10 lGameri,
to / third Time. I-7 % Bright Skies. Plume
Nigse- Baby, Judge portell, Golden, and Coansl
also ran
FOURTH RACE Seven frriuugs. SeUiie. i09
Alole-sorthl. IS o. s. woui WaUig. i5 tNauenl,
to saroudl Gad Finn. los kernclyl, { 20 !,
third. Time. . 81 LUm0nd and French Cook
alsa ran
FIFTH RACE-Ous and eus sntesuth Esii5s.
Wolforton iC7 Small 90 g woni GUHs;on, i12
jBepsl hotcui E to 3. second Engrayer, lo lMoles
worth 10 to l. third. Time lsi6 o. The ThoIn.
ST. KiIdal cant Burnett. and Amelia siro ran
SIXTH RACE-SX fWl'HEs Nob0Cme il2
tAiclesVortbl % q Boni Miuuoiette. l0i Garner,
4 TO / seclnd Cotytto. lN Rsuscl0.nl. 3 10 /.
third. Time. ld3 50 Mauritania. Minnie Bright
Ina Gray, FJing Pearl and Minnie Bsusert also
ran
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SPORTS AT CARLISLE
Indians Planning for Active
Season in All Branches.
TRACK CANDIDATES ARE OUT
Meets are Scheduled with Lafayette,
Swarthmore, Navy, and Other Col
1eges-Requests for Football Dates
Already Coming In-Heavier Sched-
uIe on Tap for Next FAN.

Carlisle Pa. Jan. 15.-CarlisIe Indian
School athletes have been preparing for
the winter and spring events with re-
newed activity since the return Of Coach
Warner from his vacation The Indian
track team this season looks as 81 il viii
be up TO more than its customary nigh
standard. since there are nearly dozen
&C" men still in school and several
promising new men are likely 90 make
good showing. At a meeting Of the
/ track &C. men during the past week
Edgar Moore, a Pawnee Indian, from
Oklahoma. who holds the school record
for the half-mHe was elected captain for
1910.
A new track made OF several widths
OF boards has Just been laid out on
Indian field and affords an excellent place
for training during the winter months
The track schedule includes meets with
Lafayette. Swarthmore. and Annapolis
The season viii end up with the State
intercollegiate championship meet which
/ 81 Is thought will be held I'm Harrisburg
the last Saturday in May. The track
team viii participate in a few Of the
spring meets which will be held in New
York. Philadelphia, Boston, and Wash
ngtou.
Hopes To Lower Record.
The weU-knowu Indian distance runner
Tewauima. has been working hard and it
! is thought that he will be able 10 lower
the amateur indoor record for ten miles
which he now holds. His teammate
Corn. is not IN school, but another boy
who bids fair to make a name for him
| self as "a distance man is Arquette, who
will probably be entered with Tewanima
in several of the indoor distance events
| The Indian officials are fixing UP their
/ football arrangements for the coming
season and have received an unusual
number Of requests for games from col
leges all over the country II is thought
that at least one or probably TWO
games will be taken on with some Of the
/ so-called big colleges Of the East
/ While the schedule arrangements are
! still in very unsettled condition, 1t looks
as though there viii be several changes
I in the usual list Of games. Arrangements
are pending with Harvard. Princeton
| Yale. and Cornell and while the red
! skins will not take on games with all Of
| these teams, it is probable that they will
| play at least two Of them in addition 10
| the Pennsylvania game, which it IS as
sumed will be played as usual Coach
Warner feels that Carlisle will be jUsti-
/ fed in arranging a somewhat heavier
| schedule for the next year. IN view Of the
| fact that the game will be undoubtedly
| opened up by the rules committee and
make It possible for the team to play
harder games since the open game
! is acknowledged 70 be so much less ex-
hausting to the players.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

The above illustration will give the
baseball fans a clear idea OF the latest
patent self-adiusting padding glove.
which its inventor, Charles NJ. King. a
Washington boy. claims will revolution
ize future baseball armament.
The padding as shown By the picture
at the left is stitched with half-inch
threads to a thin piece Of leather which
shoves into the glove proper, as shown
IN the picture at the right On this thin
piece of leather eyelits are placed a
quarter of an inch apart and the lacing
fixes everything secure.
The beauty of this new glove is that
padding can be added or taken out right
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on the ball field, where formerly It was
necessary 10 rip open the stitches, adjust
the felt, and then sew the thing up
again.
IN addition 70 Kid ElberfeId. Doc
White. the Chicago pitcher, has ordered
one. and both declare that they have
never seen anything quite so simple and
effective
Mr. King. the inventor Is one OF the
best known amateur ban players in the
District and IS assistant manager Of the
Spalding & Bro. branch IN Washington
He has obtained his patent and expects
TO have the glove on the market next
year.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
Abe Lincoln a Ball PLAYER

Abe Lincoln was a ball player. In a
town lot game at Springfield. H.. in
1850, a batted ball hit him OF the ear
A few days afterward the Republicans
nominated him for President of the
United States. Thus foul tip blasted
promised diamond career but gave the
people martyr President.
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washington Railway Relief Asso.
HIGH MAN on EACH TEAM.

Eastern League fans think Sharpe
will give Flynn a hard fight for a place
on the Pittsburg nine. Sharpe led the
first basemen OF the Eastern League last
year, with a percentage Of 994, while
his batting average was PA. Flynn. who
played in the American Association, had
Iielding average Of .s79 and a batting
average of s65
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Special % Tie Washington Herald
College Park. Md. Jan. 15.-Track work
at the Maryland Agricultural College be
gan Immediately upon the return OF tho
cadets from tRe holiday season. and Team
Manager ". d. Munson and Capt A c.
Adams are putting the ambitious Aggies
through strenuous stunts each day. More
than twenty-five men answered the sum
mons. and have entered upon their work
with an enthusiasm which argues well for
q successful year.
There are seven formidable quarter
mIers trying Tor the relay team-Adams,
Munson. Kemp Burns, D1ckett. Towers,
and Norris. Of these Adams and Munson
were members Of last years relay team.
which was the best bunch Of runners the
college ever turned out The present ind!-
cations are that NgHs0n viii run the
first lap and Adams the last
The other Two members OF the team
have not been selected. Kemp, however.
is urst-class man. having captured thu
luJerscH H5lsstie championship Of Maryland
last year iu the quarter mile Norris is
displaying great form. and has previously
shown his worth bv winning q number OF
races iH local meets. The other men are
au uutried propositions. but are showing
up well. and any Of them would probably
make good on the relay team.
Manager MuDs0n declares that the
chances FOR sood team We're never bet
ter. The most important relay event,
aside from the run against the Aggies'
old rivals. St Johns College. of Annapolis.
VIII be when the team meets eight col
Ieges of the AgricuIturists' standing at
Philadelphia in the annual relay games o.
the Pennsylvania University.
Won Their Race Last Spring,
Last year Maryland Agricultural Coli
lege won against St. Johns relay team.
and came out second al Philadelphia,
Pratt Institute, Of Brooklyn. securing first
place. Other colleges competing were
Franklin and Marshall. New York City
College. .U-sinus College. Gettysburg Col
.Iege, and St. Johns College, Of Brooklyn,
The time OF the relay race at this meet
was 5.5+ p. The Asgles VINO VIII ny Ior
the snort aasHes ana nleal..n lel'slh runs
are L. DemaTco, II. alien W, t. Oo.s, "
T.. Hamilton L, Il. haJtoh, cIaheE' "ll-
son, Stewart, Rogers, Saunders Angus
lus and waters.
Tho lons-olstance men are Chaney'
tFlnDie, Cortelyou' ana S'FlcN-ahu. 1hese
men nave all Aed experience N track
work. CLANCY being an exceptionally gooa
man at the aItten-m!e distance
lie was one OF lue men from MaryI III ~
AsficuituFaI So-lese To receive NleoaI N
marathon race eon7uetea by WASH
'hEloA newspaper seFe'ai months aso
-"e 'o"ese VI" enter '"eT Fe'ay teSls
ana number OF o'-er men III ABOUT elsut
meets TINS season TIC HIS' OF 1iieSo VIII
DO VIC O'e"'E7 VI .'S-''-- 20" I'm els''y an
Lu'' '''o'' meet Oh & cor %. . next 'ie
hltAiioH0 'V''ese meet az NAohhoho' on
February Ni 'ae Fe1e4"l i7eoF meet on
February -7i the Georgetown. johns hop
AlHs. SA'h regiment ana pennsylvania
University meets the oates OF theSe not
oeios as YET known,
Meet ~, J0hh'A ana Others.
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PugIIIstic Champion.hins

According TO precedent In pugillsm
a championship cannot change hands
except in case OF knockout, e foul. or
a decision on points by referee.
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Priddy signs with Iowa Team.

George Prlddy, the little southpaw OF
the ST. Elizabeth Hospital team, who put
up such a great game in and around
Washington, has signed with the RurlInE-
ton Gowa) team, and leaves the first CT
March.
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Ready to Accept Baseball Dates.

IttHut 10 1htNSpt AstANVI'4aAA NI4HttHs
The Washington high school baseball
teams desiring practice games for the
coming season with the Gallaudet College
nine at Kendall Green may arrange with
Baseball Manager f. D, Talbert, Gal
laudet College, for dates,
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While you think of It, telephone your
Want Ad to The Washington Herald,
and bill will BE sent yeu az cent word
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
TALK ON ATHLETICS
Grammar School rendered a
Luncheon at Y. NJ. c. A.
WILL ENTER FEDERAL MEET

Report from Managers Indicates that
Sixty schools WIZ he Represented
Manager Beckett and 0thers-Epis-
cOpaI High rs. Woodberry Forest.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
AGGIES START TRACK
Twenty-Five Athletes Out at
College Park.
PROSPECTS BRIGHTEST EVER

VI. 4. &. Expects to Enter All Local
Meets - Relay Team Strong with
Adams and MumS0n Back-FOrnlI-
dHbie Distance string tn Chimney,
Trimble, CorteIyou, and Strickland.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
GOTHAM TRACKS HIT
PimIicO's Declaration Causes
a Mild Sensation.
NEW YORK DATES POSTPONED

President Dwyer Says There VIII BE
No Racing at AqUeduct or Jamaica
If PimIico Insists on April % for
Its Opening-Meets VIII BE Held
on New York Tracks in the Fall.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
DOWN THE ALLEYS.

G.. +. o. UNION LEAGUE.
Ruresu. FOundYv.
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