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The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
George Washington Rife Team in
Match Tonight.
Capt. Fehr Confident of Making a
Good Showing I'm the Big
Events.

The George Washington University
shooting gallery will be busy again to-
night with men firing their scores IN the
match with Delaware State College. This
is the second intercollegiate Rifle League
match Of the season. These matches have
been arranged by the National Rife AssO-
citation. so that in nine weeks George
Washington viii have competed with each
Of the ten Institutions in the league.
These matches will be held on Thurs
day Of each week FOR about two months,
after which the final all-interconegiate
match will DO held.
In this way the season closes with the
most important match.
Ralph Fehr. who is At present captain
of the local team. is expected TO remain
for the coming year In that capacity. Both
he and William Cash (Inanager for the
ensuing year. are confident Of the ability
Of their team and consider the outlook
very encouraging.
Medals are given TO the members Of
the team having the highest average
throughout the season. and individual
prizes are given to the high man on each
team.
The following men have been chosen
as members and alternates Of the team
70 represent George Washington: II. G
Thorne, c. II Butman, J. r. Fehr. T. T.
Wendroth, ", 3, Cash, r. Hospital. c. f.
Waller. lie Garde. 0. ". Hansen. r. r
Hooton, S. R. TruesdeH, I L Vandergrin.
and G. ". Boughton
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five fuTlonEs. Sisrls. loi fshl-
ling. 10 70 5, won; Cesariless, % Quay 70 !,
second; Como l0l Rice. Is u l. third. Time
l3I IS. Judge Shortel Dixie Gem, Virginia Lind
say. King Rover Cherokee, Red Campus, and Pair
mont also ran.
SECOND RACE-Siz fulonss Vchoone 1B
Nclesvorthi, TO !, won; Bon Ton 10 Gamer,
70 l. second Anne McGce. los tBenschoteul. to
j, third. Time. lis 50 Congo, Lighthouse. Airs.
P0cotaligO. L. NJ. Eckert, and Stendal also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three turlolgs Rue. 10 tShiI-
ling, 10 /. won Coed 10 Garner, g to l. SEQ
ond, IlLie, 10 CNIOesv0Tthl, 20 l. third Time
0.3i A. Exactly. Morning Song Leap, Miss BrI-
nette LithoEus, Bsnna Columbus Queen, and san
Francisco Maid also ian
FOURTH RACE-Six fTlOlgs Early Tide. is
tRice), 10 /, won; Pajaroits. Il6 Shilling. 10
). second; Rustem 100 (Garner}, to /. third.
Time. lI& Jolly also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ons and one-slxteenth miles.
Buena % tGanerl, to !, won; Duchess Of Mon
to5cilo. l02 tSmanl, 70 !. second: Dlnight Blaze
lO2 OloleswCrthi. . 20 l. third. Time la. Me
lauge, VI. Randolph Capt. Burnett, Niblic. Gull
and Cuban Boy also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ore nile. Fred Mulholland l05
SMALL, 10 l. Won: Fantastic l08 fBenschotenl
10 s. second; Howard Pearson. lO2 wilson 4 10
!, third Time. g 25, Ethel Nay. Arcourt. and
Lists also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
BUNT GOES FOR HOMER. .
Peculiar Play Pulled OF in Southern
League Game,

Peculiar Play Pulled OF in Southern
League Game,
The Southern League furnishes a story
OF home run bunt that won a game.
Il seems that there was a man on first,
and that the batter was instructed 70 lay
down a hunt He put a roller toward
third, the first baseman was drawn IN,
and the second basemsn covered nTst
The third baseman threw 70 first Every
body saw the ball on the way. It hit the
Easements glove and-disappeared. When
the hunt for the ball began the first
runner was hugging second, while the
batter overrun first and stumbled and
fell out IN right field.
He quickly got up, retouched first ran
to second. and persuaded the other man
% run ahead Of him home with the win
ming runs.
Everybody thought the ball was lost in
the grass. and finally il was found In right
field How II got there vas a mystery
until the man who hit the hunt explained
II appears that the ball bounced from
the second baseman's glove and bounded
up under the runners arm as he spr!nted
past the bag The runner closed his arm
down tight. kept on running. gave a
stage fail out IN right field. and dropped
the ball
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Tl-ee flrjongs Golden Ruby. 70
tk1LlI. l6 % s. wen. EtHletts, g tNglniainI,
even, second Lollss B., lG Gilbert. 70 2 third.
Tine, OF. CoIetta and n. Detres also rau.
SECOND HACE-EiVe and onshzn furlmgs
Necklet l0s Gilbert % ? won; Ei.zabeth.sn zoe
th1erler. TO s. sscJlds c. N1c5OIr l9i JACK
som. % I. third. Tine Ill - Marie Hyde.
Miss Elliott McGiunis ard Altar also ran.
THIRD RACE-Flre and oae-hsE furOrgS Or
nlz I5 CARROLL. : 10 2 won. Filming l02 lDaren-
llgtl. 20 10 seclnds Esther Brown, Ns 9Sl2sneEl,
% T. third Time. Ill Crulz Brown jug. Mary
Caudlc-nas Sonona Cir. Belle Of lie TTbe ard
Okeuite also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Six furl0nSs. Warner Grlsgell.
rs Dsreupo--l 20 J. Won; Netce Ber1ud. 100
Lang even. second. Cl7,s,ervss. 10 tGlasreTi
% q. third. Time. IT % Milton b. aud Judge
sbanist also nan
FIFTH RACE-SeVen furlouEs. Me-iZ. i12 JacS-
so-l. 3 70 I. won: OtoGo. ls lang, N s. second,
Claiborne ~ tDaye1uo-tJ. . 70 !. third Tine.
90 IS Cobmosa. Occidental. Belle N TIE Bal.
C0uviIle May Jsns OTuonoka, and True Boy also
rzn-
SIXTH RACE-Seven hlrongs. Rebel Queen. ln5
fGlasnerl 2 70 a. won. Grace himbal. 10 Dawn
p1--I. 70 J. sec0Eds Alice. p Burton, % >
tLird. Time, - Kings Guinea, Red Hussar
Heart q Hyacinth and Judge Dundon also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
SPECIAL MEETING is CALLED
National League Schedule to Be
Discussed Sunday.
Ebbets and Dreyfuss Both Have
Tentative Drafts To Submit,
and Fur VIII Fly.

New York, Jan. &c. H. Ebbets. of
the Brooklyn baseball club, acting as
chairman, has called a special meeting Of
the schedule committee for 10 o'clock sun
day morning in Pittsburg. The purpose
Of this conference is to discuss the 49,
game schedule, over which Ebbets and
Dreyfuss. Of Pittsburg. nave been at
loggerheads.
Dreyfuss and President T. J. Lynch
are the other members Of the committee,
and Ebbets is anxious to argue the vari-
GUS points Of the tentative schedule he
has drafted to meet the requirements Of
the league club owners.
Dreyfuss. it is said, will have a l54-
game schedule of his own, which means
that the fur probably will fly.
The committee. after reaching some
conclusion. II such a thing IS possible,
will meet the American Leagues COM
mittee, consisting Of 3. B. Johnson, +. J.
Farrell. and T. c. Noyes, all Of whom
are partial to 154 games.
This joint conference will be held on
Monday. when the rules committees Of
the two leagues will also meet
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five ard hsH furlonss, Col
JACK. I05 -Tapinl to !, won; Belle Kennsy. lo5
lBoyanl. 70 q second; Burning Bush. IL lsuli
van, 70 /, third Time. l5s rs Maud acI.,
G0ldheart Ar-pedo. May Pink GRlyAnic Titus ard
Herives also ran
SECOND RACE-Thrre-eiEhths q uile Rots-t
Hurst. l0i Cotton. 5 to /. won; Argosa. l3'
lVosperl : 10 J. second, Sunley. l0s Kent, 70 J.
third Time, 0&8 IS. K0unak, Soon. ID. Campbell.
Aldcrian PrOstolite JACK SnickeT. and Rooelt Balm
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and 8 half furioneS Lord
q the Forest, IL CTapIinl % l. wUu; Z. ". FTyr
III (Duganl, Il 70 TO- second; Crsston, IL tVOsTerl
y 70 5, third Time 100 Is. ST. Francis, Ben
Stone Illusion, J, r, Laushrey, and All Alone
also ran
FOURTH RACE-Futurity course. John ii.
SheehRn, I09 Williams, 10 8. won: MarbUrg, 100
walsh. 10 To l. second; Balronia, 50 iBsvan', il
to g. third. Time, ITO As Miss Picnic sewel.
Redeem. and r, A. McCuIdy also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Alile and twenty yards Keen
Moving ~ (DuganI, 70 3, won; Wap ~ Men
try % 20 J. second; Deueen, Ia Cotton 10 % T.
third. Time Ia Dorothy Ledgett Neltondale.
Right Sort. DR.. Mayer Demas MCssDacE, and
Lanirz also ran
SIXTH RACE-Six flrlongs Alder Gulch, g
Taplinl. to 2 won; Robert. I0i Rooney, Is 10
s. second; Glennadeane, i03 iCcburul. . l. third.
Time l;l5 s. Brn0Tella Gramercy. Galene Gale.
RezCn, and Elodia 4. also
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
SPORTING SIDELTGHTS
Baseball less than six weeks OF.
by ELL BAILEY.

Baseball less than SIX weeks or
Central High Schools battery candi-
dates are 70 start work next week.
Everybody IN our set was at the Colum-
oia yesterday afternoon to see Skip"
Wymard act In the Georgetown play.
The basketball game here on February
2 between Georgetown and Virginia should
be the real thing.
Anybody seen Horace Fogel around
town this week?
Going to muffie motor boats" says a
news item Some OF our suburbanites
wish they would do that to ROSTERS.
Six favoTiteS lost at Jacksonville Tues
day. Sure thingi What do the bettors
think the horse owners are down South
for this wintcr-for their health?
1t is now claimed that our old favorite,
Bert Kelley, will play with Jiggs Dono-
hue's semi-prO team in Chicago. Jiggs
must first cut himself loose from Mime
apols
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Tr-ve t1riongs Dsosncy. lo5
Howard L - 5. won: Lady Gunicant, IG lPUv-
sTsI. L 20 8 sclud. BeLLlCz. LIS (TTIlerl. 70 2
third. Time. 90. Edna Collins, k0sebuTg 81
Bertha d, John KilgoFe. Statler. New star
Naughty Lad. AIbet;o, Ny Kitty, ard Tom F.yun
also rar.
SECOND RACE-Five and oue-bar tuloasS Csr-
roll ID TuIleri. ! 20 s. Won; Martin Nay, Ws
.0bertf 80 20 J. Second; DTrss Parade, lls Niece
U 20 !. thiFd Tine / "a. Fgtr Louise. MlElalan
Jessica. Polly Lee Pearl Z. and 81. Augustus also
ran
THIRD RACE-Siz fJulongs- Furnace, 10 Pow
crsI. : 10 5. Won: Ben Double. 10 Ob@rJl 5 70 l.
=-c1ud; Waponoca. 10 CTrozlerJ. 70 : third.
Tine III 81 Takahira, COEen. c. ". Burt, AID
Ui1lu alao I'm
FOURTH RACE-One and Oneeshth miles IN
boo loo ,Goldsteinl i 20 5. Won. Woolwlndar. 100
Cans even, second; PInte, los ctc4eel, 70 H.
third Time, Is SIS sir Geges also ra1-
FIFTH RACE-SiX furlorgs. JRCoJite, l0l lHoW-
ard, 6 70 s. won; Tclson d'OT los ,Powers', 20 =
second; Yayna. leg King. IS % l, third Tine
lib Home Run, Enlist, Earls Court, aud HaL.et
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-ons and opesiIteenth miles.
StUneran. II Powers, TO 70. won. ComeL l0'
Davis i 20 l. second: Splendid. % (Poassl 10
10 J. third Time. IS So Maleiiction. PimIau-e,
Brooklesi, and Merry Gift also ran-
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
Feature Chase end Wagner.

Hal Chase and Hans Wagner are going
to be heroized by Christy Mathewson IN
the first of The Matty Books which
Big Six is preparing 70 put out. The
Giants prize finger said yesterday that
he considered these two men the greatest
in their positions that ever held up an
inheld.
story Hal Chase said the old king
and I guess that ought to be clear
enough TO indicate the fellow we mean. -"
Matty has not yet announced the en-
tire makeup Of the two teams which con-
test in the book for the championship
but Chase and Wagner are all signed up
for covers.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
Company H Is Defeated in
Basketball Game.
RIDER IS THE BRIGHT STAR
Military League Contest Featured
by Rough PIRy-Rider by His In
for His Side-McGrmuth and KeRne
DO Best Work for Losers.
MILITARY LEAGUE STANDING
". l. Pct ". L. Pet
'mpany e.. 8 LOO Company k. 90
mpany G.. 2 l 667 Company H.. 90
Jmpany c.. 2 ! Col

Company C's basketball team, Of the
District Military League, defeated Com
pany II In an exciting game last night
in the National Guard gymnasium, by
the score Of 90 to Is.
The winners had no trouble with Com
pany H. who put up a fine defensive
game but were weak IN the goal-shoot-
Ing line. which was the cause Of their
defeat.
Rider was the real star of the game.
He scored more times than all his op-
ponents put together, negotiating a to-
tai number Of IS points.
In the first half the ball was nearly
always around Company HIS basket but
Company c was unable 10 put the
sphere through the hoop. Rider made
two goals IN this half. while shedd scored
on two free trials. Heisee and smithson
each scored a goal McGrauth and
Keane were the only scorers Of their
team. the latter making five OF the six
FHA'ie9 Nl'A4tt.A 10 ll-Nl- team ANS t4eat4
was close. the winners scoring points
10 the losers g.
The second half was a cake walk for
Company G, who made 20 points to the
losers 9. Rider made seven goals. while
Shedd and McElfresh each scored Nc
Grauth was star player for his team, with
three goals. while Keane and Stull were
always in the limeIight.
The referee did not bar straugleholds
or half-nelsons. which were some OF the
features OF the contest
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
BUSINESS AND PREPS AGREE.
Series of Basketball Games for
School Championship of District.

Manager Murphy, of the Georgetown
Props, and Manager Perry, OF the Bust
ness High School basketball team, held
q conference yesterday afternoon and
settled on a series Of three games for the
high school championship of the District
1t is proposed to play the first game in
Convention Hall on the night Of February
. when Georgetown and Virginia clash.
The second game VIII be played in the
school gym. of the loser Of this first con-
test, and If a third game is necessary the
I. NJ c. A. gymnasium will be the scene
OF the battle,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
BY WILLIAM PEET.

In addition to Kid Elberfeld, the Ma
tiOnals may have on their pay roll this
season Catcher Jack Eleinow. of the
New York Highlanders. for, according
to a story from New York yesterday.
Kleinow is slated to figure in some trade
before the New Workers start South.
Manager McAleer and Kid Elberfeld
are both strong for KIeinow, and while
McAleer has said very little on the sub
ject. it is believed that he has had con
siderable correspondence with the New
York officials over Kleinow.
Rleinow would be a great help 10
Charley Street, and many believe that
the veteran has a whole lot OF baseball
left in him yet Stalings. OF the High
landers. wants young blood. and il IS
claimed. would not only be willing TO
let Klelnow go. but intends to dispose
OF Willie Keller and Charlie Hemphill.
Stanings refuses to deny or affirm the
rumor that Washington is after KleinOw.
subject So the rumor will have to stand
as a rumor until one side is willing 10
say something. The Nationals will be
lucky if they get Kleinow. for it is known
that Hughey Jennings. Of the Detroit
Tigers, IS also after this clever back
stop, and will go the limit 70 land him.
Bob Cranston. the old Georgetown
catcher. tells a good story on Bill Setley,
we'll known in washington. who IS now
an umpire but ten years ago was crack
pitcher Cranstons story has 10 do with
game played in Poughkeepsie. y. Y,
some ten years ago. between two rival
Hudson River teams. Here's what he
says:
"Setley and I were old friends in those
days, and I would not have believed the
story but for the fact that it came from
his own lips Even now 1 have my
doubts. but this is what he told me:
THE manager Of the Poughkeepsie club
offered me s95 10 pitch a game for him
one saturday. and I grabbed it like
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
JOHNSON ONLY ONE.
Northern Negroes Have Been Makers
of Ring History.

Fistic fans have often wondered why
the Southern States, with it's millions Of
Africans. has never produced champion
pugilists. The foreign colored men have
invariably ruled the roost when attaining
the top rung OF the Queensberry ladder
MOlineau, an ancient gladiator. was a
French African. He was the last TO re-
ceive heavyweight recognition. such as is
at present showered on Jack Johnson,
who. in hailing from Texas. represents
the only contribution of the
South TO fstiana in late years.
George Dixon and sam Langford are
Nova Scotia negroes. Langford is the
negro hailed with a chance to defeat
Johnson should Jetfries stumble. Lang
ford has the shoulders Of a heavyweight
and fairly good props. with muscles above
the waist line 10 maui any opposition.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
MERCERsBERG TO COMPETE.
Crack school Team Entered in the
Federal Games,

For the first time since indoor track
and field competition has been estab-
lished in Washington the Mercersberg
Academy will be represented by a relay
team in the Federal indoor games. Feb
ruary 19. Since coming 70 the front, ath-
leticaly, FIVE years ago. Mercersberg has
rarely had a relay team IN indoor games,
although their outdoor quartets have
twice won the national preparatory
school championship in the Pennsylvania
relay carnival
A. c. Kraenziein, the worlds hurdle
record holder, who IS coaching the Mer-
cersberg boys. Is especially anxious 10
have them classed with Baltimore and
Washington schools.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20

Kaufman placed the Rft 20 the stomach and the
right on the rihs The last blow a hummer.
O'Buen missed two leads for the face. and in re-
turn kaufman got home two c1rkiug ldts 20 the
face. He jolted O'Breu with the left and then
came hack with heavy sWmc for the Jaw, which
came within an inch Of connecting Kaufman I'D
rercut O.Bran as the bell changed. and O'Brien
re irei 10 his chair weary.
SIXTH ROUND-Kaufnan jabhed the left h the
face twice in succession. Both sent let's - the
head. OBnen then clinched and al tie bUeakaway
Kaufman shot the left u the heart while OBTien
placed the night on the ear This was q good
punch but APPARENTLY had no effect on Kaufman.
who hooked two let's % the face. Kaufman kept
rushing OBlen. ard the latter clinched az every
opportunity When they did square. Kaufman had
no trouble In reaching O'BHen who appeared tired.
Kaufman shook OBrien with a right sEing. which
found an abiding place OF Jacks cheek At the bell
OBrien put the night 10 the heart. KAUFMAN again
demonstrated his superiority IN this round.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
MAIL UMPIRES CONTRACTS.
Secretary HeydIer Says Names VIII
Be Made Public Next Week.

Secretary John A. Heydler, Of the Ma
tional League. IN the absence Of Presi-
dent Lynch, said that contracts had just
been sent out to the umplres. but that
the names Of the members OF the stan
would not be made public for a week at
least.
There seems to be no demand from the
public for an increase IN batting. said
Heydler. consequently the rule makers
will doubtless pass the question up
As the club owners. who are building
new grand stands. believe that the dis
lance from the back stop to the home
plate should be reduced. the old rule
providing for ninety feet will be changed.
Hereafter sixty feet will be sufficient.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
Two Games for Lynchburg.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg, Va. Jan. 19-President Nc
Laughlin, OF the local baseball team, an
nounces that he has secured engage
ments for exhibition games here in the
spring with the New York Americans on
April :, and with Montreal, Of the Eastern
League, on April IS
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
1904 SACRIFICE HITS.

In 1908 American League bat
ers sacrificed 1857 times. Last
year 2,O34 paved the way for
their own demise. All of which
means that the sacrifice hit Is
an important factor in run gets
ting.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
Endurance Roller skate Race.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Morgantown, w. Va, Jan. 19.-An en-
durance race on roller skates was begun
here this evening at the Chestnut Street
Rink. The contestants are Clarence Bell.
Of Belleveron, Pa, and Clarence Pride
and Clarence Wells. Of Morgantown.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
ARMSTRONG TO HELP JEFF.
heavyweight Boxer TO Aid Boiler
maker for Ills Big Fight.

heavyweight Boxer to Aid Boiler
maker for Ills Big Fight.
San Francisco, Jan. le.-Bob Armstrong,
the colored heavy weight. arrived here to-
day to await jim Jeffries. and when the
big fellow is ready to get under way. will
act as one Of his sparring partners.
JeffrIes, according to a letter just re
ceived from Sam Berger, VIII, reach San
Francisco February S. He will show
with his company in this city, and will
then leave for six or eight weeks IN the
mountains.
Armstrong expects TO accompany JEFF
fries on his outing trip. and when gym
nasium quarters are decided upon, will
be with Jim. Jeffries met his former
sparring partner In Omaha. and in
structed Bob 70 leave at once for Frisco.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD
AUTOMOBILE NEWS
NOTES AND GOSSIP
by DIRECT DRIVE.

Racing dates for 1910 will shortly be
made public. MotOrdrome, road, and
track races VIII be staged in profusion
during the coming campaign. The man
agement Of the indianapolis motordrome
desires 10 hold meetings next month and
in March
The Atlanta Speedway VIII also be con-
sidered. II is understood that the South
erners have made most ambitious plans
for the year. The success Of last au-
tumn's race at the Georgia speed circuit
has stamped it as fixture. According
to the present plans OF the Atlantans.
they desire two or three sets Of contests
this year. II is reported that applica-
ton has been made 10 stage four twenty
four-hour contests at Brighton this year.
As TO road races there is rumor that
Savannah viii stage a substitute to the
grand prize on Thanksgiving Day.
Dr. S. II Greene jr-, has purchased
and Z. NJ. T. go" touring car from the
Commercial Auto and Supply Company.
BILLY Knipper, who drove the path
finder from Denver to Mexico City last
spring. will return 10 Mexico this winter
in an effort TO break a few OF the auto
mobile records or the Southern republic
Knipper is a great favorite IN the Mex
can capital. where he was entertained
by President Diaz THE pleasure OF this
second trip 70 Mexico" he says, will be
added TO by the fact that l won't have
10 make any roads across the desert ana
that I viii be able TO get decent meals
with something approaching regularity.
can still taste that pulverized pea soup
we lived on during the trip across the
desert. I never want to see pea soup
again. but it was mighty welcome during
the pathhnding trip"
Theodore Barnes, r., who has been con-
nected with the Cook & Stoddard Co. as
Franklin salesman, and David S Hen
drick, who has been with the Warner
Motor Company. agents for the Crawford
car, have left their respective firms and
gone into partnership The new firm OF
Barnes and Hendrick is energetic and ex-
perienoed, and will handle the Pullman
automobile in Washington and Virginia.
They have established an Office at the
Central Garage. 191O-l2 New York avenue.
and will exhibit at the Washington auto
mobile show
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
BILL AGAINST FOOTBALL.
Virginia state Legislature to Dis
cuss GridirOn Sport.

cuhs NriutEOn sport.
SPECIAL % TIE Ws=hingtoB Herald,
Richmond, Va, Jan. 19.-The playing Of
football I'm Virginia IS made a INSIDE
meanor under a Bill offered in the senate
to-day by Senator Parks.
According to the bin, the game IS pro-
hibited. and all players. promoters, and
managers are liable 10 punishment by
fine in the first case and confinement IN
jail for the second ofense.
Capt Parks. known as one OF the most
determined and persistent champions of
any measure which enlists his sympa-
thles. will press for the passage of the
measure.
Senator Early, OF Green County, who,
IN his day, was reputed as the best
center" Of the best team the University
Of Virginia ever boosted. will lead the
forces IN opposition to the bill
The fight promises 10 be novel and at
tractive,
The Washington herald., 1910-01-20
business Challenges NorthmInster.

Business High Schools basketball
team is anxious to play the Northmin-
ster Church team, and offer as an open
date Friday afternoon, the game 10 be
played in the Business High School gym
nasium.