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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12
GOSSIP OF THE BOXERS.

Billy Allen. the lad who is to box
Tommy OToole. has won sixty battles
and beaten some good men.
Tommy Murphy, Of Harlem. IS to fight
IN Pittsburg on January o. and Director
Moren will select his opponent
KetcheH thinks that Jack Johnson viii
beat James J. Jeffries. and he gives a
lot Of sound reasons for his opinion.
Ketchell pays wfIlus Britt the tribute
OF being the best manager ne ever heard
Of, and says there are few Ike him.
The manager Of the Reading Athletic
Club has matched Tommy Carey and
Tommy Langdon for a ten-round bout in
that city.
Honey Melody and Kyle Whitney have
been secured TO clash in q ten-round scrap
at the American A c., of Boston, on next
Friday night.
Harry Lewis. the Philadelphia welter-
weight, is In the best possible shape for
his ten-round scrap with Howard Baker
at Denver. Colo, tonight
Johnny Spatola has purchased Mike
Costello's interests in the New Philadel-
phia A. c., and in the future Will be
known as the president OF that club,
Frank O'Brien VIII remain matchmaker
and referee.
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TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-FIye faEaug-. Anna smith. Io-
10. Murphy, % g. voa. Aasdiun. l53. nGlss-
nerl, 90 = second; Jupiter. 100 IT, Burns. 5
% J. thlld- Time, ls5 Us. Eusie- Coon. Mis-
Paiadin. Belle o. the THbs. Al Bush. and Altar
also Iau.
SECOND EACE-six fulorE. Gracs Kimh,u
lH .DUcnDC-t % . Won. McAldrevs. I1l Bur
tom. % !, second The clown. Ig7 JacEs5nI IS
70 J. tLird. Time. IN To- Beth Goodwin. Bob
Ayr1s. AlTl+a. Aiagra. and Ce1viI also ran.
THIRD RACE-ST frrI5uas Cana1lan. l6g
.''.sl to T. Won. John Gamer. 100 Jack
s1nl tJ !. second, Cas-ru-u. -a EalIr.. 20
t--rd Time ls l5 Harriet Rove May Jene
Ae4Z. and Occidental also laa.
FOURTH EAtE-~x fEleua Ac1Iir. q Cole.
! % 10, won; Tom D1laH. ~ ID, A!u-phr.. 70 q
second. Inspection. O lang. Is % J. tlirt Tine
l-s a. Alice and Autumn Girl also ran.
FIFTH RACE-IIVe and or-LsF frrIsnzs. V-+-
te BeraCd. So Bu-1ni. o. 10 Won. JACK I.aron
III Brown 10 T. second Alice Mack Iu uaazl
Is ta !, third. Time liza 49, Joe Cations. Sir
Caiesty Ton Toohsy Ida May. Cold Cal and
J. G.. Cgrs also van.
SIXTH RACE-OHs mile. " L NErch. ia
.giiae--l. 10 y Won. Pirate Dana. l1 Jacs-
sou'. J 20 .. second. Rcd Hus=zr TO Iarg.. 8
20 j. third. Time. is Frank FIesle-. Madison
square joe EAlsr- Judge Uuud5u. True Boy. and
Kings Guinea also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12
OFF SEASON BASEBALL.

Sockalexis. the Indian player who went
from Holy cross TO Cleveland. has sent
out his annual threat from the wilds Of
Maine that he VIII break into the major
leagues again
The schedule committee viii meet on
January p, and il is thought by many
magnates throughout the country that
the league viii reconsider its decision in
regard TO the 154-game schedule.
Manager McGraw has made all OF his
arrangements for his spring trip, and
figures that the Giants will return home
on April and play Yale that afternoon
on the Polo Grounds.
Johnny Summers may be lost to the
Detroit Tigers next summer. He has
been in bad shape for two years as a
result Of an injured knee, and claims
he has not been able to do himself
justice.
Billy Lauder. the former Phillles' in
fielder and a college star, viii coach the
Williams College nine this spring. Bill
IS still playing the game. but only CT
Saturday afternoons, as he retired TO
enter business.
Ban Johnson is Of the opinion that
Billy Murray will win out in his suit
against the Phulies. Rather a peculiar
stand for national commission member
to take publicly when the case may yet
be put up 10 them
Barney Dreyfuss says that Johnny Mil
Ter has not been sent contract. so there
can be no hold-out He will get II
shortly, and also his raise IN salary. de-
spite reports to the contrary. Barney
would not allow few dollars to stand
in his way to getting this youngsters
best services
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TRACK MEN REPORT.
y. VI. c. 4. Athletes Train for Meets.
SchooIboys Also Active.

The candidates for the Y. NJ. c. A.
track team began training yesterday for
the various games in the South Atlantic
district. and the association viii be par
tiCulaTD We'll represented not only in its
own Federal games. but in the Georgetown
and GeOrge Washington meets. and will
have a One-mile relay team in at least
two Of the local affairs.
The boys in foTty-five local grade
school buildings have begun training for
the seven grade school championships Of
the Federal programme. One boy in
each Of these buildings has been chosen
as manager Of his school team, and man
ayers IN the other schools VIII be chosen
to-day and tomorrow, These are addi-
tional schools in which managers have
been chosen: Adams, Berret, Deunisou,
Force. Grant, Carberry, Arthur, Blake,
Emery. Gage. Gales. Seaton, SmalIwood,
Curtis, Hyde, Addison, Langdon, Brook
land, lexington, Blake, Arthur. and Hub
bard There Will be a meeting of all the
grade school managers Saturday morn
ing In the boys department OF the Y. NJ.
c. A Building
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CAPITAL WHISPERS ENTERED.
To Meet Baltimore, Norfolk. and
Richmond stars In Virginia,

Baltimore, Md. Jan. 11.-Steps were
taken at the regular meeting Of the
board Of governors OF the Baltimore
Whist Club to perfect the arrangements
for the tournament Of the Washington.
Norfolk. Richmond. and Baltimore whist
ers at West Point, Va, many of the
minor details being talked over
The date has not been definitely set,
but il will occur early this spring. At
the whist contests promoted by the
Washington Whist, Chess. and Checker
Club recently the matter was taken UP
among the representatives of the clubs
and the match arranged.
The committee was not selected to
look after the local end. but viii he
named at the next meeting OF the board.
The intercity whist match between
Washington and Baltimore will be played
the last week in this month or the first
IN February. At the meeting Of the two
clubs arrangements will be formulated
and joint plans drawn for the West
Point tournament.
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JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Onc-f1Urth q a mile-Easy life.
l5 Powers. 3 % p Won; Tallahassee us rH1EgrdI.
20 2, second tcJGpgd with Blanch FrancisI; Nora
Emma rs ID. Burns. % 70 /. third. Tine rs %.
Horizon Alhe;to. Nudhen, Sunny Wood. Fruitful
Vallouia, Miss Helena, Roll Up. Blanche Funcs.
Eastern Star, and Kentucky Rose also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fre and one-haE fIr'onEs.
Grariissim0. I'D Powers. 3 70 T. v1n. Sou, u3
(NicoN, : IN 3 second; Mis- sly. 100 UrtCu' so
., Z, laird. Time l55 30 frank Purcell S,ar0ver,
Capt Glore, o. X. HeudoH and Ny Henry also
ran.
THIRD BACE-SiT fIr'mE. Joseph Ross. I12 fG.
Burns, even, WOr, TGkahl1 IH Williams. . 70
J. second Sandpipsr @ tGanz] third. Time
ia IS. Endymion Camel. Youthful and Druid
also ran
FOURTH RACE-seven furlouEs- T. II. Green,
100 Is. Davis. Is % l. won; Charlie Eastman. I9
C. Burns. 3 70 5. second; Abrasion. 6 UIzI. 20
% !, third, Time, = Is. Centre Shot bird and
did not finish.
FIFTH RACE-One mile Paradise Quesn Of
70. FaiHl, 10 2 won; Otlo. IO5 AIcCartbyl. 70
;, second; Font l05 lHowaTdl. to T. third. Time
l:5ls SchIes'gis, St Joseph Irriyator, Snowfall,
and Enlist also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and nuesiEteeuth miles.
COWpn, 10 (Ganzl even, won; Pnte. 100 Powers,
IL to u. second; 0berOn, IL &C. Buns. IS 20 5,
third Time. Ia Harry Scott, Danger. and BeIls-
view also ran.
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Camnitz VIII Lose.

Pittsburg. Pa, Jan n.-Barney Drey-
fuss. president of the Pittsburg National
League baseball club. yesterday ex-
pressed Indignation at Pitcher Howard
Camnitz for playing baseball in Cuba
this winter, Il did not ask Camnitz to
decline TO join the outfit" Dreyfuss
said, because I understood he had re-
fused the offer; but 1t seems I was mis-
taken. II the contrary proves true, he
will be the biggest loser"
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YALE SCHEDULE OUT.
No Game with Georgetown on the
Els List.

New Haven. Jan. 1.-THE varsity
baseball schedule for 1910 was announced
to-day. The most marked change from
last season is that the Southern trip has
been given up
Another important feature is that the
first game Of the Harvard series viii
be played in New Haven This is the
first time that this has happened
The schedule calls for twenty-five
games, not including the games sched-
uled in the Harvard and Princeton Sc
ries in case of ties. This is eight fewer
than last year, including last years
Easter trip
The following games have been
dropped;
TUFTS, Cornell at Ithaca; Dartmouth.
Holy Cross at New Haven. South
Orange Field Club and Bucknen are
added.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12
SPORTING SlDELIGHTS
BY BILL BAILEY.

Among the ambassadors. diplomats.
and others on the Basin enjoying the
skating was Joe Quirb, trainer for the
Nationals. Joe can skate faster than
Bob Ungaub can talk. which is COINS
some.
Western High School is about to organ
re an ice hockey team. stone. Guy and
Randolph are all good skaters. Here's
hoping it don't Stow.
The first real classy basketball game
Of the season viii be played here this
afternoon between Western and Bust
ness IN the SteHographers' gym. capt.
Scott, the football player, says that BUSH
ness win win
Abe Attell Is going 10 Europe. Well.
they won't know whether he's taking or
not, especially i'm Paris. where they win
stand for McVey and Jeanette.
Dear Bill; Is II true that Peter Maher
fought with mustache?
CONSTANT READER
Answer-Guess he did. for he fought
with everything that would fight.
All queries regarding that ancient and
honorable game of curling win be an
swered by Jamie Douglas. the finest lit
tie curling expert in this neck Of the
woods 'Rah, Only ore 'rah for curling
So Georgetown is really going to enter
men IN the Federal games. Strange that
conflicting rumors should escape!
Comiskey, OF the Chicago White Sox
has the right idea, He says that il
makes no difference what kind OF spikes
his players use as long as they bat a
little
Len Collins, the bowler eliminated him
self from the elimination contest. We
always knew that Len wasn't as good
as lie claimed to be, Harry krause
please write
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butchers Give Entertainment.

The Washington Butchers Benevolent
Association gave an entertainment and
ball at Old Masonic Temple last night.
Programme numbers were contributed by
Ed Foster. cornet solo. Metropolitan
Quartet. vocal selections; Prof Frank
Weigand, A Del Deniger. Ed. Foster.
James Kenny William MalIet, and Z.
Keyster. members of the famous clown
band; Miss G. Stewart, fancy dance, and
Jesse Viehmayer. black-face artist.
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FILES PERMIT FOR FIGHT.
Promoter Gleason Sure Big Match
VIII BE Held in Frisco.

Promoter Jack Gleason has filed an ap-
phcation with the San Francisco board
Of supervisors for a permit 10 hold a
fOrty-fVe-Tound bout within the city linn
It's some time this year
The application has been turned over
TO the police committee. of which John
/. Herget, known years ago as Young
Mitchell the pugilist is chairman.
Mayor Mccarthy favors the granting of
such 8 permit, and there is every indica-
ton now that Jeffries and Johnson will
fight in the Earthquake City.
Gleason controls the baseball park
there and says he can provide seats for
more than 10000 spectators. if necessary.
Tex Richard says that if the fight can be
held in Frisco he viii eliminate Utah
and Nevada from the situation.
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Racing Situation nj Tamna.

Just how long the Tampa meeting will
continue is a puzzle to many racing men.
The track management say they will
run until April 1. Last Saturday the
Tampa races drew less than 500 paid adj
missions, it is said, and only five book
makers were IN the ring. There was
very little money wagered on the six
races, but even then the books lost
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AUTOMOBILE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP
BY DIRECT DRIVE.


Akron. Ohio, has secured an important
ruling from the Treasury Department at
Washington This has TO do with the ex-
portauon Of automobile tires TO Europe.
The y. F. Goodrich Company used inn
ported leather butts and metal riyets or
studs. on this a drawback will be al
lowed equal IN amount to the duty paid
on the imported material used, less the
lesal deduction OF i per cent. The regu-
lations prescribe that the preliminary en-
try must show the marks and number
OF the shipping packages, and the num-
Der of tires Of each size contained in each
package ana in the entire shipment
The Motor Car Company. local agents
or the Hudson car, viii exhibit two mod
els AT the Convention Han show-the
roadster at $1,000 and the fve-passen-
ger touring car at $l150 The Hudson
makers are using The Renault type motor.
with valves on one Side. The four cylin-
ders are cast en- bloc. and are arranged
with space between the walls, provided
with a generous water jacket. The de-
siguers Of the Hudson motor have recoE-
nized the advantage Of casting all four
cylinders integral. but have avoided com
plicating the casting by endeavorlng 10
make the intake and exhaust passages
part ~ it,
This IS a difficult cylinder to cast. and
tt does not provide proper passages for
the gases. In the case Of the Hudson
motor, the exhaust header and inlet
~ .
large, uniform passages nee from sharp
angles. capable Of handling the gases
with the least amount Of resistance.
Joe Stoddard. Of the Cook & stoddard
Co, local agents Of the Franklin car, is.
in New York The makers Of the Frank
lin automobiles have two exhibits in
stead Of one Their central display is on
the main floor, and they have a CONNER
c!al car exhibit in the basement The
FRANKLIN display az this years show IS
one OF the special models In the main
Rail the company has a stripped AID pol
ished chassis. showing the construction
OF its 1910 models The cooling IS by air,
as I'm the case Of all previous Franklins.
but the cooling current is 50 applied that
there Is an increase in uniformity OF
cooling BY means Of a suction fywheel
AT the rear OF the engine base a separate
and equal current Of cool afr is drawn
down the walls OF each cylinder through
a sheet metal air jcket
Two more cars have been admitted 10
the Selden patent fold, as the latest Official
list Of licenses sent out BY the Associa-
ton Of Licensed Automobile Manufac-
turers contains the names OF the Hupmo-
bile and the Pierce-Racine. The Hun
mobile IS manufactured by the Hupp
Motor Car Company Of Detroit, and the
Is made by the Pierce Mo- /
tor Company Of Racine. WIS
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Gaithersburg Team Challenges.

Gaithersburg, Jan. 1.-THE Gaithersburg
Athletic Club basketball team has the
following open dates: January p, Febru-
airy 8. 10, Il. "A. March 3, 10, Il. "a and
81. all being Thursdays. Any team de-
string games out Of town on Thursday
nights will be guaranteed travelling ex-
penses. Games are desired with any of
tho high school quints or either Of the
college teams Of the city. Address E. H
Thompson, Gaithersburg. Nd.
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Sunday Bnn for Scranton.

Scranton. Pa, Jan. 1-According to
Owner z. J. Coeman, OF the local New
York State League team. negotiations
are pending for a tract Of land on the
Laurel line, just outside the city, where
Sunday baseball viii be played next sea-
son. II the deal is completed this will
mean that many of the bis league teams
will play here next year.
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Roger Bresnahan is said to have made
the remark that he had a rotten ball
team. That may be so. but Roger lost
many games for his team last year by
kicking himself out for three days and
a week at aftime. They would undoubt-
eddy have landed higher In the race had
II not been for Rogers fuses.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12

The Journeymen Bakers Beneficial IN
ion has elected the following officers: VII
liam B. Chrisman, president: William
Roessler, vice president; John FRANKIE,
recording secretary: Fred II. Sohulze,
financial secretary; Henry Arnold, treas
urer. Finance committee: Christian
Loewenstein. John GTOssart. John GeigeT.
August Link, and George Fink
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IVIH Hippo baum aNoI'age SHOWS
some real classy rolling. and Capt How
ard, OF the Mount Vernons. made no
mistake when he selected Hippo" Baum
as anchor man.
The Mount Vernons have recently
added tottheir list the names Of George
w. Cox and William Z. Harley. and with
the addition Of these two crack rollers
expect TO show only their heels to their
rivals during the rest or the season.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12
SOCIETY TURNS OUT
ThrOng Packs Garden at Big
Auto Show.
TROPHIES ARE ADMIRED
Visitors Interested in Display of
MedaIs-'IittIe Cars of Packard,
tract Considerable AttentiOn-Pcer
less Town Car Makes Its Debut.

New York. Jan. u.-To-day was the
first CT the society days" at the annual
show Of the Association of Licensed Au-
tomobile Manufacturers in Madison
Square Garden. and the admission fee
was raised TO 81. This fact kept the al
tendance down slightly in the morning
and afternoon. but it seemed 10 result in
swelling the number of visitors during
the evening
The men IN charge Of The exhibits OF
the higher priced ears. including the
statesmen at the Peerless, Pierce. Pack
ard, Locomobile, Stearns, Lozier Alec,
Stevens-Duryea, and Winton spaces de-
clared they had seen more OF their Gus
toners in the building tonight than
during all tie previous hours OF the
show
The display Of trophies in the basement
has drawn greater numbers Of visitors to
that portion Of the building than at any
OF the former shows in the Garden. There
are nearly 40 prizes shown, ranging from
gold medals TO cups and statues. all dis
played in glass cases ranged against the
wall. Each prize Is numbered and a
printed list giving the history Of each
trophy Is presented 20 show visitors.
Two Large Trophies.
There are two trophies thar are too
large to be shown with the others. and
these are displayed on the main floor.
one IS the Vanderbilt Cup, won last fall
by Harry F. Grant in a six cylinder Alec.
The massive silver cup stands on the me-
chanic's seat Of Grants car, which is
shown in the Alec space.
The other prize that is too large TO be
shown downstairs is the massive New
York to Paris trophy, which is displayed
az the space Of the Thomas concern. It
is six feet high ana weighs 1600 pounds
Il was presented TO Z R Thomas last
Saturday night at the Automobile Club
Of America by representatives of the
French and American newspapers that
conducted the New York to Paris en-
durance contest in 1865
The visitors tonight were greatly in
terested IN the various town car models
shown. the Packard, Peerless, and Stearns
little cars receiving much attention.
The Packard and Stearns models have
been on the market for some time, but
the Peerless town car is making its public
debut this week. 1t has left-hand drive
and is fitted with new type of 20-horse-
power engine. The horn bulb is placed in
the middle Of the front seat at the right
side OF the driver.
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Jockers Sore ON Starter Rrn,rn

Curley Brown, general manager, secre-
tary, and starter at Jacksonville, has
collected $3.50 In fines from jockeys whom
he has penahzed for attempted disobedi-
enoe at the barrier. Some Of the leading
riders declare that next winter thew
win not sign contracts with horsemen
who race at Browns track.
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SILVER SPRING ADMITTED.
Suburban Baseball League Elects
Old Board at Annual Meeting.

At the annual meeting Of the Suburban
Baseball League at the home of R. s
Jones, in Petworth. last night. the old
board Of officers were elected for the en-
suing year and it was voted to admit
the Silver Spring team into the league,
making now a seven-clUb organization.
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SUNDAY sCHOOL LEAGrE
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
WHERE IS MIKE THOMPSON?

Chicago, Jan, n.-President Ban John
son, OF the American League. announces
the reappointment of umpires OF that
league for next year as follows:
Sheridan, O'Loughlin, Connolly. DIneen
Perrine, Evans. KERN, and Egan.
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TREASURY TEAMS BOWL.
Interesting Match Game Scheduled
for Tomorrow Evening

Thursday afternoon, on the Royal bowl
ing alleys, there will be an interesting
match between teams of the Supervising
Architects Office and Treasurers Office.
Some Of the best bOwlers in the Dis
trict viii be in this match, and several
Of the high officials of the Treasury VIII
be on hand to root. The winners will
challenge the pick Of the Bureau League.
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WESTERN TRACK MEN OUT.
Coach Byrd In Charge og Promising
Looking Squad.

Western High Schools track team had
its first tryout Monday IN the George
Washington quarters. Coach Byrd has
a lively bunch Of youngsters under his
wing. Among those present were Can't
Tanner, ex-Capt Bone Withers Up
man. Whiting, De Witt, Micou. Rich
mond. Lasacola. Barclay. Stone, and
Fiker
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-12

PittSbUrg is the SmOkieSt tom
% The face of this earth!
BIT It's a wise townl
Up there they are drinking
MONTICELLO SPECIAL RE-
SERVE TO ''beat the band"
Orr distributor in PittSburg
sold MONTICELLO to every
customer he visited!
The PittSbuTgerS like the
nayOr-Gnd they like the taste!
Know what ve told them I'D
theref
IF MONTICELLO is good
enough for Baltimore, it HAS
TO be good enough for everybody
eISel
Try it neat time You take a
driHk-or order it from youJ
dealer.
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ALL THE NEWS IN WORLD OF SPORTS
BAUM LEADS TEAM.
Bowling Averages of Mount Vernon
Duckpiu Rollers Announced.

The official averages of the Mount Yer
non team in the National Capital Duck
pin League up 20 January II are as
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washington drove Team chaIlenres.

The Washington Grove "A. a. one-miIe
relay team, composed Of Smithson, Hi.
derbrgnd. King. and CurEan. challenge
any quartet OF runners in the South At
lsrstic Association for the championship
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Runaway Boy Arrested Here.

Jesse Lenhart, sixteen years old, Of
Confluence. Pa. ran away from home
yesterday and came to Washington. He
was arrested by Detective Horne at the
Union Station, and sent 10 the House
OF Detention