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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-11-16

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The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
CORNELL RUNNERS
FOR G. Y. .. MEET
May Be Matched with Tigers
as Feature Event.

Manager Harold Keats, Of the George
Washington track team, announced last
night that he had signed up the Cornell
and Princeton relay teams as one of
the features of the Hatchetites'' Indoor
meet to be held in Convention Hall on
February 4. Pennsylvania has also prom
ised to send on relay team. and Keats
Is undecided whether to match Cornell
and Princeton and pit the Quakers
against the Indians, or make a three
cornered affair Of IT and race the Indians
against Johns Hopkins or Virginia.
As usual. the college relay races will
he one of the features Already st.
Johns and Catholic University have
been matched, and as both colleges will
be represented by frst-class teams. this
event should be close and exciting.
George Washington's candidates are
hard at work daily in their New York
avenue quarters, and the material al
ready gives promise of showing several
point winners. Capt Fleming and Maxon
are confident 81 trailing the field in the
one-mile run, and a fairly good relay
team will be developed.
Owing to the unusual interest in track
affairs at the high schools. Manager
Keats Is assured Of more than $50 en-
tries. from this source alone. Central
will send 10 athletes to the mark; Busi-
ness. 30; Technical. IS: Western. 10; East
ern, 2S, and National Cathedral School. 80
By virtue -of the withdrawal of the
Federal games this year. the Hatchet-
ties meet has been greatly benefited,
and it is freely predicted that the entry
list will be greater than on any previous
occasion. Tickets arc on sale and also
entry blanks can be obtained at Whites
sporting goods store.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
TAMPA RESULTS.

/ FIRST RACE-F1ve furiong.. Alenron. III Mc
Closky). 2 to ]. won; Beversten. liz Grifin). even
second: Complete lis tHomes,. to ]. third Time
Los G. Rasgio. Friend Virgil, Melzaer. Donation
and Prank Patton also ran.
SECOND RACE-Flyc furlones. Tamar. III
(Koeruer,. even. won; Ben Sand. Ia (McCoskeyl
to l. second; c. A. Lehman. 1l6 tGrihin). Is to l.
third. Time. lO4 IS. Olivia Mekle. Lucetta.
George Turner McAndrews. and Haymsrket also
ran
THIRD RACEsix furlonss Lew Hill. g
pryor.. /: to l, won; Uncle Jim lo2 0acksonl.
to /. second; Tom Toohey 20 lJensen). to l.
third Time liz rs Ahew. Carthage. Front
Ray. T. h. Spears and Louise X. also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furions~ Bodkin. 80 bur
toni, to s. won: Ringer Ito (Grinfu). to I.
second Grenade, l0 (Winkheldl. to ]. third.
Time LII IS. Severn. Crs Baby. Cherry Girl.
Occidental. and Heart Of Hyacinthe also ran.
FIFTH RACE-P,mse; <ix furionsA st. Dunstan.
los (Koerner, to l. won; Dr.. Hollis 100 tPsuly).
TO- S, second: Hariing lD urvins). to 5. third.
Time. lis ~ silverado, Inspired. Ethel Day.
SIXTH RACE-Ope mile. Miss vigilant, los
Hoffman). to I. won: Walter Mclean. 1U Mc-
Uoskey). 81 to I. second: Virginia Lindsey. los
(Koemer,, to I. third. Time. 1.5 Brousham.
How About You. John Carroll. First Premium. and
Amyl also ran.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six f'nlonss. Rosamo. IFS tKisch-
bam). to z won: Prudent, 1l6 Fisher. 10 TO l.
secpnd Grace G.. III tTaylor). tn l. third. Time.
l:l5 Judge Henderson. Beda. Allness. Passenger.
Nellie TavvT Roy T.. and Sic Abrams also ran.
SECOND RACE-ThNe fmr.onss. Cash on De
livery lU tGarsan), to !, won; Milo, ITO (Aass).
S to l. sccund: Lem Dale. 1G McIntyre,. To 5.
third. Tine 0:6 S-a Lem Dale disqualified. King
Eah rlaced third. King Earl. SlsepaaDd, Billy
Hareoek. Good Morning. Annuity. and Big Ike
also ran.
THIRD RACE-One milo and twenty yards Jim
Gahney. no (Archinld). II to TO- won; Royal
River. s. (Seldcnl Is to !. acDnd; Raleigh. n5
(Gasa), to /. third. Time. 1:S IS Rsenle,
Margol. and Dirert ako an.
FOURTH RACE-Fre and one-haf furiongA
Pay Sxreak. 100 Garner, to 2. won; Jim Bzsey.
II tGaryan), to s. second; Maxdice. los tkirsch-
baum), to 5. third. Time. ~ 20 Dune Camp
bell also ran.
FIFTH RACSOue mile. Cisko. s. CRadtkel. S
to l. won; Lady Rensselaer,. 100 Crapn), tn l.
second; Il Pasano. 100 (Riddle,. % to I. third
Time. l:E rs koko. ]. J. Rogers. Lady Nc
Nally, Wap Cataline. CAnique, Charley Paine.
1ffis. and Paciico also ran.
SIXTH RAC-Six frriorss. Edna Stewart, l0s
(McIntyre). ; to l. won: Waner. Is Riddle). to
2 second; Arthur LYMAN p0 Fisher,. to l.
third. Time 1:le Louise B.. Ferno. Hal. Angelix.
Sokol. Busy Man. Sallie ODay. Dhectello and
Rita also ran.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
KENDALL OFFICERS ELECTED
1ullady Is Manager Of Basketball
and Track Teams.
Will Enter Runners in All Meets
This winter-Quint Has
Hard Schedule.

The Kendall Athletic Club held a meet
ing and elected officers for the basket
ball and track teams for the coming
year. Herman Hansen was elected CAP
tain Of the basketball team and Chris
Mullady manager Of the basketball and
track teams. Both teams have a bright
outlook for the coming season. The
basketball team has arranged games
with the Gallaudet Reserves for January
Il and the Eastern High School for Jan
uary Is. The team also has games pend
ing with the Business High School and
the Foundry Athletic Club. II would
like to arrange games with any team in
the city, Georgetown freshmen preferred.
The team will be represented in the
Class B League. The team has some
good material. among them being Ed
Carroll. Joe Geibeh Wiley. r. Boss. Nc
Carthy. Curtin. Hansen. and Mullady.
This will be the same material as will
represent the team during the track sea-
son. There arc several fast men among
them. and they expect to make some of
the older teams 30 some to beat them
out this year. They will enter all the
meets that are to be held in this city,
and expect to send q team to the Balti-
more meets.
Any manager wishing basket ball
games will be accommodated by address,
Ing c. c. Mullady, 40 Tenth street north
east
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Frs and onehah furioux1
Pharuah. Ill Dayis). to 5. won: Scimmase. loe
NiussIave,. to z second: Ben IDnond lW NC
Cahes). Is to l, third. Time. 1T Is Premier.
Misive Goldwick. Fort C., Sam Matthews. and
Lavender Lad also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six fmlopss. smoker liz But
wclD. to 10. won; Star Blue. los CMcramertl. IL
to S second; Manheimef. 100 (McCahey). to l..
third. Time. lis Pedigree, Mapeton. Night Mist.
John A.. Amanda Lee. Husky. Elizabeth o., Ten
pe>see bog. and French Girl also ran
THIRD RACE-One and oue.sixteenth mileA Cari-
ton G., l0 MuseTave). 3 to 5. won: Adrian. lds
(Gouse). to z second: by Gel. % tSweeney). s
to l. third. Tme In Bob r.. Laamence. and
Idleweis also ran.
!, FOURTH RACE-Six furionpl Donau. 100 but
vein. to I. won: Guy Fisher. La HAng,. II to s.
eecoud Rye Straw, 81 tMcCaheyi, 8 to l. third.
Time. la3l-S Cheny valley. Besum. and King
Cobalt also ran.
FIFTH RACE-ain and oue-hah fmi1ugA Staf-
ford. 1Ol OAcAsxsTtl. 10 to I. won: BUCK. ll3
CAusgTase). to & second: Aonam. 10 Byrne). =
to 5. third. Tine. In 3a Aunt Kate. Shapd,le.
Haue. Nannefte. and Joe Gsitens also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and ouesixteenth mileA Des-
cumneta. ~ CAcTacsart), = 10 10. won: Edwin l..
10 (Goose3. 3 to Z second; The Monk. - fHcpkins.
= to L third Time LIS IS Flashins. Her-
nan. 1co Hampton. Starosd. Masenia. aud Aron-
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11

The indoor meet between Business High
School and Georgetown Props will reveal
several boxing matches. Some of the
bouts are sure to be hard fought.
One of Techs football stars was dis
ciplined yesterday by Principal Myers
for insubordination to one of the teach
ers. He was barred from wearing the
school letter
As things look at present Eastern win
make a much better showing in base
ball than last year. With a good coach.
Eastern will make strong bid for the
championship.
develop several new men before it can
put in a claim for the baseball cham
pionship. There are only two left from
the championship team of last season.
Western will tear things up on the
track this year. Under the coaching of
Curley Byrd. the team is fast rounding
into form. They will enter a midget re-
lay team in the meets, and the young
sters should do well.
The National Cathedral School will
play all the high schools on the diamond
and the team that wins the champion
ship will have to play the Cathedral
boys for the championship Of the Dis
trict. as they will have a cracking go0d
team this season.
Manager Grigsby, of the Tech baseball
nine, has already scheduled twelve games
and from the present outlook Tech may
clash on the diamond with the George
town Props. This will be the first time
in several years the Blacks1iths have
tackled the Georgetown boys.
The latest addition to the Western
High School baseball nine is Kdwen.
He is pitcher. and Western will need
all their pitchers before the season is
over. as Manager McArdle is arranging
one of the hardest schedules any team
from Western has ever undertaken.
Business High School basketball team
and the Western High quint meet In the
second interhigh school contest to-day in
the Business gymnasium. This game
should prove the best Of the series, as
both teams are about in the same class.
and most Of the players are novices.
Manager Sanderson, Of the Eastern
High School baseball team. is working
hard on the, schedule for the coming sea-
son. He is trying to arrange as many
outside games as possible. Capt Varela
expects. to have a winning combination
at the Capitol Hill school this spring. II
Lgon pitches up to the standard. they
are bound to win many games.
What should prove to be one Of the
best races in the coming meets will be
between the high schools, as all Of the
schools will have good relay teams.
Chase, Of football fame at Eastern, Is
the only man at present who has done
anything on the track, and that was last
year in. the spring meet, when he finisheo
third In the hatf-mile.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11

For there is always the chance that he
will come back. He is afraid to take a
chance. So ii goes.
"Gradually all the men begin to slow
up Still the manager Is blind, for he
reasons that the men were once stars and
that they surely will come back. The
first thing you know some other team
has forged to the front, and it is neces-
sary for the manager of the former cham
pions to begin at the bottom and build up.
Il want to keep away from that. And
the only way of doing it is to keep break
ing in your men. Just as soon as you
discover that one of your old men Is
slipping put in younSster. Keep plug
ging your holes Then, you will have a
team that will never go down all at once
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
JUAREz RESULTS.

dsn). to I. voas Oseat YfiaF llo (Keogh). to ].
Dcond: Besis Flank. IN t6mithl. to third.
TnA o3A3k Fully Purcell. Neha,ik. Yankse.
Hdm q. FAH etas. and WoolG also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five fmicoga Alics 0ecsue,
~ OGe0ee1, to z Won; HalslA. = Ol0ipnlI. =
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The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
]BASkE7BALl

Those boys over In Baltimore are
clearing up everything the Washington
teams are sending over. Get q move
on you Washingtonians and beat some
Of these teams.
An Independent team, which has been
organized at Business. under the name of
the Invincibles, will take q three-day
trip to Frederick. They will play the
Frederick Y. NJ. c. A. quint and others.
The Yankees received q severe blow
when Schwegler and Steel. two Of their
star players, were barred fom the team.
his may put the Yankees out Of the race
for the championship Of the juniors, as
both boys are valuable players.
Big game on to-day. The Gallaudct
plays the Maryland Aggies in the Gal
laudet gymnasium. The Kendall Green
boys are thirsting for revenge after the
defeat at the hands Of the Catholic Uni
versity. The Aggies were the same after
the New York University game.
What is the matter with the Regulars
of the Y. NJ. c. A.? Every time that
the Rovers win Q game they take the
life ouo Of the players by defeating them
when these two teams come together for
practice twice week. Some day the
Rovers are going to spring q surprise
and carry OF the honors.
The National Cathedral School quint
plays their next game with either East
ern or the Georgetown Props. Either
Of these games will be hummers, and
should the Cathedral boys carry OF the
honors they will have . clear claim to
the scholastic championship Of the Dis
tricf.
The Kendall quint has not played .
game SO far this season. they are watt
ing for the other teams to join the Class
''B.' League and then wipe the noor up
with everything IN that organization.
Chris Nullady who II manager Is Z wise
one. He does not want the other teams
to get q line on his quint before the
frst game Is played.
Chris Nullady would like to hear from
Manager Woodburn. OF tho Foundry
qufnt, and from Mr.. Phinney. Of the Ter
minai T. N. c. A. team. IN regard TO
entering the Glass .'B'' League. Tho
Kendall A. c. quint 10 ready to start 1t
once. and WIN do everything It can In
order to make the league Z. success. II
the managers would get together. there
- NO reason why tho leaguo cannot b
made . reality instead OF . possibility.
That's the right spirit. boys.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
COSTELLO OUT
FOR TRACK TEAM.

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Hnrry Osstelle,- We wsa .
1asee - 0eefgefOwn4 Han ~
Fane by kielking three eeals
nrsa tie AeSA IN the last virgi.Aa
gme. Win to1n the tr.ck sganA
eand3dates - The HnlteD to-day.
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sDan aballfy. WltA 'psact1eally -
Drelesseeaae eeoeAing, he ~.
NulfeA 1seIn Nbaf laaAea Nh tAe.
Os1aestaeue rnsssssAesastie eAaA-
UesaGA1D 1aef yeaR. UnAsf uGeDeR
tufsaages - ahsUsd 1eveaep iu1o
. va1ua11o nan esr tAe Ulne 90
0asv traek toan, WA3eA haD heen
1esnang q ~ us1e vanaf - 80.
s0ua ypnzs.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11

ScuIcO . CAuOA0oS0 OOSu !
Last fall McArdle came out for the
football eleven after the squad had
started training two weeks. His ef-
forts attracted attention. and he was
placed at right end. which position
he played during the early practice
games and in the only high school
contest in which the school engaged.
McArdle put up a fine game against
Eastern. and gives promise Of devel-
oping into a first-class college
player. 4
Maenien A. McArdle issthe son of
TE. McArdle. Of 1895 Columbia
road. The Western football team did
not stay together long last fall on
account Of injuries the players re-
ceived. McArdle will be a candidate
for the baseball nine this spring. and
as most Of the old players have
graduated. he stands q good show
to hold down the middle sack.
Mac" as the boys have nick
named him, is seventeen years old.
weighs 149 pounds. and stands five
feet nine inches. He was . substi-
tute on the eleven last year, but
never got into any Of the interhigh
school games. so he was not award
ed the much-coveted W." In base
ball he was a likely candidate. but
the old hoodoo ''hunks" got him and
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
TRIP FOR CATHEDRAL HME.
Iehoel Daseball Tean 70 0o NerlA
During Easter vacatsen.

The CAthedral School for Boys baseball
team. under the leadership Of Aanagee
Gu Tod. formerly of Western High,
and Crane - captain. VIII ta1e Q Moth
laat 3 Wook o. more.
; NAAagorl To1d has bean IN communieA-
t1o0 With tie manager1 Of di6erent team6
1ue161o of ne District and ~ hopes %
nGNo ~ nche1ule made ont befoso ing.
Tho toazns C1khsdral uill Ilkeay p1a1 aFs
~ PFoncefon yfFeeAEnans HlI)o1a3A Lar
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The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
4 Ieyvsult q letter.

Boston, Jan. 1A-WAllam 81. Hussel.
president Of TIE Bo6ton Na$ioaAl Lsague
baseball team. VIM not b obliged % cou-
sest the suit brought by Chaxiss 3 Hill
one cf HI NV psrtnsrs .for 0e'eee fce
s9vse1 IN counsctieq Win ~ purohese
of - eauh = ~ aitien vas vittdrGwn
te-1aS ~ tAa paa,pttR n = un1erstesd
tknk ~ difRsroxoGs relative - paymene
~ - etnr1ei aa0rea ~ 1ets h hAve
- a43q1ei1 - ~ q 81
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
NATIONAL GUARD BASKETBALL
Season Opens Friday, Company X
". AmbulaAee CsrDs.

W. AmbulaAce Corps.
Tho flrst, game In tho National Guard
Basket-baH League win be played Friday
night In the National Guard gymnasium.
The league has been trihe late in start
mg. bot - soon as the teams set going
there will be some warm dolngs. Com
pany x plays the Ambulance Corps. and
there Il Considerable speculation n 10
which wfn come ont on top. - bsth teams
ere composed az nOyites.
The schedule for thss month follows:
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JauuAg 3CnDany : - Ouy &
1aomu 1-xkk nsttalim " Canynny q.
SsnAp 1-o9psu - Asaulnso Ora
NJ nom Win referee M Of the con-
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The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
By BILL BAILEY.

Jim O'Shea for vice president Of the
South Atlantic A. A. L. Sure thing. we
second Tom Kirby's nomination.
Out in Bloomington, ILL.,, they catch
fish with a lasso, according to story in
one of the Western papers. That's almost
as good as the kindergarten yarn We used
to hear about putting salt on the TAIL"
&c.
Why do the New York papers take de-
light in handing out the rough stun to
Washington? Me. in tho Globe. says: "A
seven column head in q Washington paper
announces Washington players are not
kicking on their contractA' II any Of the
Washington team except Jimmy McAleer
and Pitcher johnson draw moro than 81
a day he has no kick coming"
According to reports from Princeton. the
Tigers crew will race Yale some time
this spring.
Looks like the Hatchetites' annual meet
VIII be real classy. Cornell Princeton.
Pennsy and the Indians are to send down
teams.
Where does Jimmy Kerr 30 to when
the baseball and ootball season closes?
SPRING RAv1Nes
the spring Young mans fancy:
So The poet said:
Lightly turns to Thoughts of losinE-
Crazy in the head.
In the spring ths peoples fancy
Likes not love 1t al;
In this day and grner760
People like baseball.
In the spring the whole blamed nation.
Every year the same,
Hits the tr.il for baseball diamndA
Oh you national game!
Yesterday Hughey Jennings, baseball
tactician lawyer, &C.. joined the ranks OF
| the benedicts. The marriage took place in
Scranton and here's wishing the hustling
baseball general all the happiness in the
world.
How the English love to lose! They
say Driscon outboxed Fred Welch, and
would have won II he hadn't butted and
been disqualified. BY the way the winner
is one Of those .aliens." as they have
been called since the recent British elec-
tions. The "aliens"' being the Irish,
Scotch, and Welsh.
Doc. Roller claims q record. Says In
seventy-nine days he Travelled 1900 miles
and participated in forty-one matches.
ing the word honest
Jim Jeffries Is still giving out hat
story of being drugged when he fought
Jack Johnson. at Reno. but Jim Corbett
who was one of Jim's trainers, gives the
lie to the story
II Business Manager Frank Bancroft
takes the Athletics to Japan 1ext winter
he Will have to overcome much more OPP
position than he had this year. The
poor showing made in Cuba. this winter
will make Connie Mack say few things
against the next trip, It Is likely.
In Canton, Ohio. women witnessed
some boxing bouts for the first time. One
woman wore q handkerchief tied across
the lower part Of her face. serving as
q. mask. Seven other women sat In q
balcony above the stage. where they
secured an excellent view Of the procesd-
ings.
HERE'S AN ALLTAR Bull
Song and StcfieA
Dear Sir: In these days Of all-star base
ball teams, &C., did 1t ever occur to you
q an all-star vaudeville bill, containing
only Washingtoninas? For instance:
How would this sound for q pplite vaude-
vile theater;
And His Bend.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
the school that any team has attempted

The other portion Of the schedule has
not been arranged, but as soon as Mama
ger Todd can get in communication with
the school and prep teams Of tho District
and Baltimore he will arrange an attrac-
tive schedule
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
Doc White Talks Will Send Team Meet
CRACK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES mo. IS

McArdae Of Western High School four
and
The Washington herald., 1911-01-11
HERE'S AN ALI~MAR Bull
SrS.zn aufl 9kcFieR


Dear Sir: In these days Of all-staf base
ball teams, &C., did 1t ever occur to you
of an all-star vaudeville bin, containing
only Washingtoninas? For instance:
How would this sound for pplite vaude-
vile theater;
And His Bend.
WILTON IAACkAYk
In Q Piayle<.
NAT. W. VILLA.
The Hapv TraMn
MISS NAY BOLEY,
SONG and etmias
| Al JOLSON.
The Minstrel.
TIE GREAT GOLDEN,
In Nagic.
DOC WHHR
In 6on0A
H0NBA LIND Z CO.
In Cuu6ened Opesl
GOLD51H1H 3 HOpPE
Mu6al At
TON MOORE.
NDvtng rktmek
Can any other eity produce . bl1 Of
native-born head1iuers Hike Waahhgton?
I guest not. Truly yours.
HENRY =. 0nfH,
Ie1niAl Dhset0 CAaiBS 1boee.