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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
EXPECT TO CLOSE ISSUE SOON.
New 'Phons Com pany Hopes to Have
Al, Stock Subscribed by Fob. 3.

New 'Phons Cons ary Hopes to Have
All Stock Subscribed by Fob. 3.
AT a meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors OF the Merchants. Mechanics and
Farmers Telephone Company. held at
the Iowa Savings Bank parlors Satur-
day afternoon, reports were received
from different parts Of the county as
10 the progress Of the stock suoscr1p-
tons. The company -sou has nearly
500 stockholders. and hopes to have all
az the stock subscribeksAGxFAp. s. the
ds,a ~ rhs nex> meeting. r is ex-
pected at that time to close the con-
tracts for the installation Of the auto
matte system. Sample Instruments OF
the automatic phone have been placed
in the Marshall,own Club rooms.
f. H. Monohon, Of Timber. Creek
township. was added to iha list Of de
rectors at Saturday, :11eftine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
How Long Are You Going
to Continue Coughing
and Weakening Your
System?
Ne Mod Of II, Whsn You Can Make
q Pint Of Laxative Curative
Cough Syrup cheaPly.

The only way TO cure a chfon-
fc or acute cold on the lungs, sore
throat. bronchitis etc. is to get
medicine which will at once relieve
the Fever and congestion responsible
for the cough (Which is only
synnpton of inflammation and then
proceed to restore the blood ana
membranes to a healthy state. n
fine laxative, curative cough syrup
which will delight any one VINO
tries it. can be made AZ nome cheaP-
ly. It beats ordinary cough sHruPs
a hundred to one. because II does
not sicken or constipate.
Obtain of your druggist. or
have him order from the whole
.aler, ole ounces essence Men
tholaxene Empty it into a pint
botte Then make a syrup With
pint OF grarula;ed sugar. and
half pint of boiling water. M, or
FIRE and let il come u a boz. Then
cool and fill up pint bottle and YOU
will agree with the writer that 1t
makes the finest. quickest. active
cough syrup YOU have even tried.
And it not only relieves. but cures.
The dose is teaspoontul 70
10 times daily. or. as required. GIVE
children less according 70 age
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
Rhode. Social Affair.

The sixteenth annual banquet Of the
"KIover KIub" Of Rhodes was enjoyed
at the home Of the Misses Buck and
Rattray by the members Of the club
and their guests. The home was pref
tily decorated in green and pink. the
clubs colors, and clover blossoms weee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
MISS SCHMIDT TO Fl. DODGE.
Girl Becomes Teacher il
City High School.

Miss Meta schmidt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs G. +. Schmidt. OF this city.
today began her duties as teacher OF
German in the Fort Dodge high school
Miss Schmidt has been teaching at At
lantic since the beginning OF the pres
ent school year. having work in both
German and history Miss 0chm1dt is
a graduate of the Marshalhown high
school and the state university. and
ranked among the highest in both her
high school and university classes.
Miss Julia r. Padmore. OF this city,
IS also teacher in the Fort Dodge
high school
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
WINES REPuB11oAN. 11ARsHA1LNow1s IOWA JANUARY ao

Glen Baker and George Carmichael.
Lennox Machine Company employee.
which has been twice before continued.
was again continued by Justice Willard
this morning until next Wednesday
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30

Relief in Five 'Minu<ss Awaits Every
Men or Woman Whe 0vffsrsd
,.. From q Osd otomash.
Why not get some now-th1s mo.
ment, and 1or0ver rid yonrseR Of
stomach trouble and Indigestion? A
dieted stomach gets the blues and
grumbles. Give 1t good eat. then
take Pape's Diapepsin to start the d.
ges:ive Juices working. There will be
no dyspepsia or belching OF Gas or
eructations OF undigested food: no
feeling like lump OF lead IN the stom-
ach or heartburn. sick headache and
Dizziness, and your food Will not fer
nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50 cents
for q large case at any drug store
here. and will relieve the most OBJ
stinate case Of indigestion and Upset
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
Notice.

To whom 1t may concern: Having
severed my connection with the Motor
Accessories Manufacturing Company
will not he responsible for any or any
portion OF contracts or debt made by
said firm. G. +. Johnston.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30

I hereby announce my candidacy for
mayor Of the city of Narshalltown.
subject to the decision OF the primary
election II elected win give my best
efforts to secure an honest, efficient,
economical and progressive admins
tration.
NrEpp1rr cpEE>-E
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
Mr.. Eehsr. Funar.l

The funeral Of Mrs. Frank Echer, OF
Quarry, was largely attended Satur-
day forenoon from the Quarry school
house. Rev William Pence James. OF
this city. officiating 1nterment was in
the LeGrand cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

or mayor.
hereby announce that I will be
candidate for mayor OF Narshall:own
and l invite searching inquiry as to
my record as councilman.
W. c. M'CARTEN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
MERRITT GREENE.
Councilman.

1 wish to announce my candidacy FOR
the office Of councilman under the new
form Of city government subject to
the will OF the voters at the primaries
on March Is. I would respectfully re-
fer the voters to my record as a MEM
Der Of the present city council.
GEORGE HERMAN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30

In response to the demand of my
friends as expressed IN n straw vote
hereby announce my candidacy FOR
mayor Of Marshalltown
". II. JONES.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30
ANU Sc M e NTS.
The Breckenridge Stock comp.n

The Breckenridge Stock Company
Plays Doomed to Death"
Doomed to Death" was the melo-
drama offered as the Sunday night at
traction by the Breckenridge Stock
Company at the Odeon. The audience
was Of fair size.
For Saturday matinee and evening
performance the company played "The
Gambler and the Girl" The matinee
audience was of good size but the
night crowd was not so large.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-30

Lennox Case Again Continued.
The cases against ROLAND Jones and
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
.HAQB CHAMPIONSHIP HOPES
Basketball Team Of Catholic Uni.
versity Playing Strong Game.
VIII Meet Georgetown Quint Next
Wednesday and Red.hot Battle
L. Predicted.

The Catholic University basketball
team IL fast enrolling itself on the high
pinnacle of fame set last spring by the
baseball nine.
Following the victory over Gallaudet,
which fooled the wise" ones and caused
tho few skeptics to sit UP and take no
tice. the team journeyed to Emmitsburg
and was defeated BY Mount st. MaEy's,
II to II.
Those who know the adverse conditions
under which this game was played place
no discredit upon the team for the de-
feat. The team was to have lined up to
Manager Boillfn received notice from the
manager Of that team that the faculty
had disbanded the quintet. This left hin,
without q game. but he endeavored To
have M. A. c. play tonight instead Of
February 2.
Next Wednesday night Catholic Uni
versity lines up against Georgetown at
the Arcade IN what promises to be one
Of the fastest basketball games ever
pulled of in the District. Should this
game result in a victory for the Red
and Black they will be undisputed cham
pions Of the District. as Gallaudet. the
other contestant for the title, has already
been defeated
Mcdonnell and Clancy. forwards. have
shown form as goal shooters that II hard
to surpass. and O'Donnell and Cantwel.
guards, and Lambert, center, have put
up a good consistent game. The spirit
of harmony manifest in the team has
had much to do with its success.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Futurity course. Lasar, In
tKnschbaum). 10 to I, won: Louise B., M (Pick
ins), to l, second: Aharec. los tGlass), IL to s.
third Time, LIZ IS. St. Heller. Pleasant, Osan
dene. Frank Ferris. Media. and Don't also ran-
SECOND RACE-Six furiongs Lord Clinton. Ii
Glass. to l, won; Prudent. lU tkisher3. B tO
5, second; Darlington, LIZ CTapain). to l. third.
Time. lis IS. Lsaro. Godfather, lex. Waner.
Canique. Arthur Hyman. and Ed q. also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and oDeQuarter miles. ADo.
LOO (McIntyre). B to s. wen; Mertinso. lD Mar
TIM, L to s second: Star Actor 100 tSeldnI L to
5. third. Time, 219 i5. Merigot also nn.
FOURTH RACE-Sk and onehaH furinng4 Gold
en- Agnes. 80 tCaIlahan). to l. won; Pickaninny.
80 tKaderis), to l. second: Jest 80 Digxins) Is to
5. third. Time. In. Bamho. Ayme, and Melton
dale also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and twenty yards. Soula
100 tGaner1, 10 to l. won: Cisko. 50 (Ratke). to l.
second: Academist, s. tCaIahan). to l. third.
Time. l:D IS. Summer Time. Flnetta, Footloose
Military Man. Voltrume, Tffis, Orlene, and Alta
SIXTH RACE Six fu1ionsA Descendant, los
kirschbaum). to 2, won; Gypsy Girl. los Gar
ncr'. to /. second; Quick Tnp. los AIcBride). S
to l. third. Time. l:D. Wap. Kstchcl. Hal. After
time. Queen Alamo Alexis, and Miss George also
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Si1 fmionsk Rodman. . u0
sen) to l wen; OkoooA, Is WinEheid. 70
secund: Cherry Gin. lG Rowley1. TO I, third
Time 1:l9 IS Sister Betsy, Tiger Jim. Fenir
Crsnel Mark r.. IDA LAaford. Hate Tom Cat
and Ethel ". also ran
SECOND RACESix furionn Tamax 16 No1
ner) even won; Hancock. IL (Ramsey1. to l. 80
ond Haymaxket, LIZ (6imonsi. 10 TO l third
Time, LIS IS. LAvtnn Wisxim T.nhuk Con
paste, Hiram, Sandy Hill, and S. Dunstan alsr
1an-
THIRD RACE-Six furiooss. Agawam. lns No9
ne41. 70 l. won: Ssncim. los Uaekson). to
asound; Rose McGee, % 0esen), to 5. third Tina
i1s 25. Lmapple. Lord Wells. New Star. and o.
sBsby also an.
FOURTH RACHOns and one1uart1 mia %
topns Id iAcAndls,. to 2 won: JACK BAkR. u
fGaines). to g sepnd: Gull. Hb teuilivsna. 70
third Time, -. Nibtidk. DR.. Heard, and Anba
Wilmot also nan.
FIFTH RACE-One and ooesixteenfh mil0 Ris
abcthan. M tKoanA1s to & won; Whip I1p u
Ho6man3. 2 10 l, secwd: Prudla NJ Wd1u.n1.
s to 1. thid. Time. i5l. Goldn Oastils. m
Alice alD ran
SIXTH RACEo1e m1s and ssvsu1 usaa
Emmy Lou. 10 CHonmana. b & vun: John Or
roll n6 tGridn3. to sssund; Dfck RmR n
Uensen). 70 / third Hha. ID - Era RsE,
ton. van D2 TopV Robn. VAulnk LnU.
and Bcsancia0 a1so M y
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
Important Basketball Games Scheduled for District Gymnasms Tonight

left-hander. Cobb crowds the plate
Speaker sees the ball break before he
starts his swing. Cobb must start his
swing before he ID sure which way the
ball win curve.
I Speaker does not hit at curves outside
the plate. He is q hard man to fool
Cobb Il easier to fool because he swings
at wide curves"
White says Speaker Is figured only an
average runner. The Red Sox outfieldei
has been given credit for being almost
as fast as Cobb. White says there are
perhaps a hundred men in the league
who are as fast as Speaker.
Cobb gets away from the plate faster
than any other man In the league" said
White. Eddie Collins ranks second and
would finish right behind Cobb In 100
yard dash.
Harry Lord has never set any base
stealing records. but he Is rated one of
the fastest men in the league and is
watched closely when on the bases"
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
With LEG CRUSHED
JOCKEY STICKS ON
Davis Refuses to Quit Mount
at Jacksonville.

Jacksonville Jan. 13.-Jockey Stanley
Davis showed great gameness in his rid
ing of Belle Mawr in the second event
to-day, and he tried his hardest to land
the Burch filly winner, even though
suffering great pain. Belle Mawr was the
good thing for the event, and was backed
from IL to / to to l. big commissions
also being placed at Baltimore and Wash
ington.
During the last furlong~ of the race
Belle Mawr began to close strong. but as
Davis drew his whip the filly swerved
when he struck her and crashed into the
fence, crushing Davis left leg. But
Davis stuck to his task and. riding as
. hard as he could under the circumstances,
just failed to get his mount up. she be-
ing beaten a short head by King Of Yolo,
but would have won in another stride.
When Davis pulled up he had to secure
on6 Of the starters assistants to guide
his mount to the judges stand willie he
lay on the filly's back.
He then had to be lifted of the horse
to make his weight, and Assistant
Starter Tribe had to carry him to the
jockey room. 1t will probably, be some
time before he will be able to ride again.
Large fields went to the post IN the
different events, and good racing was the
result. but the first four favorites met
defeat.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Six and onel,alf furlongs. Miss
Marjorie lG9 Davis. to 2. won; Husky. ia
Peak, L to l. second: Woo.spun loe CMcCaheyl.
z TO l. third. Time, 536 Pocotaligo. Hazel
thorpe. Queen Lead. ClarksbWg, Ellanette, and
Fench Gin also ran.
SECOND RAcE-FIve and onehan furions. King
of Yolo los Gould, to l. won: Belle Mawr. lo6
Davis to /, secuAd; Grandisimo. l0l tHopkina.
to l. third. Time. 1.T rs. Congo Henry CrUss-
caddn. Aunt Kate. Kenmare Queen. Frances Ray.
Detroit. and Leontine also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six fuiongs Bad News II, III
(NcCahey), to l. Won; Premier. hS tGoose1. to
2 second; Bertis los (McTags7rt). even, third.
Time l l3 IS. Decsivable, Vanzee. Oakley, Misive,
and Real Gem also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furiopgA Mindinette. f0
(Loftusl. Il TO l. won; Mexoana, los tGoadste1n).
to s. secund; Florme. lN Glass. Is to l. third
Time lis IS Miss Nett, Irabeil, Cherry Valley.
Oxana and u See 1t also
FIFTH RACE-Five and onehah fH1ongs. Strike
Out Ill tGruss). to S, won; Fond Heart l6
(McCshey), 3 to I. second: Hapea lG (Goidstein).
S to /, third. Tim. 10s 3a Inferno Queen, Far
ney Joe Rose, BeguDe, EnSfish Esther. and Sureget
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy ya1yak Fa-
czda lA (MusRraxcs. to I. Won; Louis Rel, IS
Dunn), 10 to l. sncond Canopian. N Peak). 10
to l. third. Time. 1a5 35 Outpost, Duke Of
Brideewafa Billy Pullman. DEA. keck. Henry
Hutchinson. Sligo. Lady Esther. Mique O'Bnen, and
Fist Peep ,also Rn.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14

Gee,. to S. second; Lady Tendi. 50 Cook. to 1
third. Time, O6 IS. Fred Essen and Compliment
also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six furiougS Bob Lynch, 10
Nolesworth). to l, won; Enfield. ITO (Denney).
to l. second; NaIa Nick, los tReid). to l. third.
Time, liz 35 Vreeland, Otio. Cabinet, Gipie, and
Brabronie also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furioDss. Tom McGrath. Et
NicGee', 10 to ]. won; Creston, ITO Iauder1, 1 to
l, second; Alice George los tCotton) to l. third.
Time. LIS Is Elder. Doc Allen. Gene Wood, IA.
vora, Sain Fox, and Cobleskin also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Crussoyer 50 (Ben-
schoten). to l. wen; Florence A.. lG CAlodes-
WORTH. Is to !, second; Beauman 16 (keogh), 10
to !, third Time. l:B. Kopek The Wolf Ramon
Corona, Pedro. Light Wool and Elle1ds also ran
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
CHICAGO GETS MCINTYRE.
DetroifTigers Sell Speedy O1tAeldel
to White SOx.

OetfO1fI18ero Sell speedy OutAel0el
to White S0x.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Detroit. Jan. D-President Navin, OF
the Detroit baseball club. last night an
nounced the sale Of Outfielder Matty Nc
Intyre to the Chicago White Sox. The
deal was cash one. but Mr.. Naviu
would not make the price public.
Mcintyre never recovered his batting
eye after his long lay-on Of 1W. OWNS
to breaking an ankle while Gliding fol-
first base in May Of that year. Neither
did he quite get back into his old stride
on the bases or as fielder. though still
a brilliant performer IN left garden. He
has been . hold-out every spring except
1906. and has been brought into Hne only
by q boost In salary. Inasmuch as his
work was not improuing. he has not been
considered worth more money each year.
This fact portends that Comiskey may
have some trouble signing his new &C
QUESTION.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
uHovAr1oH, AT HARVARD.
Dattery CanaSaates to Do Gym
Stunts fer Mouth.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan. n-An innove-
tion IN hesshal training st Harvard VIII
begin 1T Monday. This afternoon Dr.
Sexton. The coach. called the battery
cands1atsg toeether and outlined courss
of gymnAalum sprouts through which
thsss: Candidates win b put before ~
sinning ~ caes praeecs On February
n Next 1Gonday The battery hrigade
wfn tAskIs the symnaslum asparAtus
and kssD 4 up for = month.
.nn1nc1oo llmbosod W be(ore 0olng any ae-
fun1 bn1shan Wug1k Ihis. - believess =
k ooA - 20 ayo1o slazns oszns h caoe
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
CRACK DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES NO 3

The football just closed proved severe blow to
School,
football
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
IAN IDEAL METHOD
| TO TRAIN PLAYERS
Managers Now Believe in
Boiling Oat" Process.
OTHER GOSSIP OF THE GAME

New Boston Owner May Get 1t Going
and CominE-Bfll Lange's New Au-
tOmobile Given Him BY Chicago
Fans Gets Him "in Bad''-Other
News Of General Interest.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
A1rEIL AND KLINE DRAW.
sAifty Abs Fails ts show Ms ol1
the EoRD.

New York. Jan. 1A-Abe Attsn az not
'covsr himss6 with sjofy fn . tsn-suund
.bo4e Win Patsy Kline. of NeuarlE, q
tn National 4thlstie Club to-nlsit n
1MtAlr.weiGhts champtou ,s1evG1 psG1p1-
.tcaI 1nallee of hi ol1 fotuA - bqceSeo
0k = Z GEoa1er nImhes - e11ha beovo
1a910 ~ vae me1u - - q dFaNe
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
JUAREZ REsUIIs.

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60. - 8 -: 1Uun1y-0 - WD. =
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SECOND RAGDEok fu1cnA Rma, - a..
1oo1o, 3 = IN: AdkusR - 0isa. = 4
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0 - 60 ttn - -.
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The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
KENDALL A. C. OPENS SEASON.

Clubmen Meet Memorial Basketball
Team Tonight.
The Kendall Athletic Club basketball
team will play its first game tonight,
when it meets the Memorial Athletic
Club quint in the latter's gymnasium. in
Jefferson street. Georgetown.
Chris Mullady, manager Of the Ken
dalls, has his team in tiptop condition
and expects to win
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14

aS well as the baSkAfpoalI Qu1nt.
When Wilson first came to the
Rhode Island Avenue school he was
nick-named Reds That name
has stuck to him all the way
through, and some Of the new boys.
who are out for athletics. know
him BY no other name.
Last year Wilson went out for
the football eleven. and made .
regular place for himself in the
lineup. but this year he was not
% fortunate. He would have made
the team no doubt. but nunks kept
his name from appearing In the
lineup. After tho few practice
games. In which he distinguishes
himself, he was dropped.
In baseball Harry was captain Of
the se4ond nine. and he WIN be .
candldate for the hrst team this
epring, with the best chances OF
making IL. Basket-ball II another
sport which appeals TO Wilson. He
= playing with an fndependsnt team
,eys, ana the quint = 1heeting With
n, q leeee0sergie aysnue, He y
naA and stands fest M inches.
ent6r tie 0soFgstewn IAw echool.
1stse. He has eaptprod TIE eeaeol
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The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
COMPANY < on TOP.

Hospital Corps Dasket-Aall Teaa
Defeated, - - =.
In the opening game, Of the Nafioual
Guard League. Company K defeated the
Ambulance Company Of the Hospital
Corps q to Z
Tho Company K boys outpla1AN the
corps right from the jump. and a4 the
end Of the frst han had Q total q II 70
their opponenfI 4
Hufter1 was eaEfH ths star q ths
evening. scoring moro than haa1 q ths
points for his team. making easven has
kefs md <hroo fEee toooea
Hudson played bet for tie Ambulance
Corps, making i've q their o6v6n points.
Tho gam4 whlls slow, was eleanly paAysd
Ane-up:
Ov nsl1sunA AnAnanoNAs
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The Washington herald., 1911-01-14

Cook County high school board decides
swimming is not a high school sport.
For the love Of Mike, what IL Il! A par
lor charade?
After years Of experience in schedule
making. some one managed to make the
big leagues a travel plan so the owners
will save from 81 900 to $500 each. Sup
pose they had used brains . few years
ago.
Smiling Mickey Welch Is . Holyoke
(Nass.) merchant. and the father Of nine
sons. and while all of them play the
game. the old Giant uniform II too big
for the best Of the lot.
In some respects Bat Nelson reminds
one Of the fellow who would have been
a champion runner-H he hadn't run %
long in onS> spot. Bats chatter u the
revamp It.
Hughie Keoughesays that birds Of n
feather are sreg2rious even when they
are dead birds. It was only q question Of
time when Barney Oldheid and Jim Jef-
fries would get together and pool their
dead issues Oldfield is soused herring
at his own game and Is fighting desper-
ately against the tide of oblivion that
surges around him. His eleventh-hour
attempt to revive that ridiculous and uni
versally discredited dope" story II sig.
nifcant OF nothing but his own desperation
to butt into some kind Of notorietys Even
to say that he 10 ~ ignorant - IN nm
lettsrod milestone Of all things pugilistic
and did not have until now . passing
interest IN the JohnSon-5e6ries match
,wouId be to attach uncalled-for impV-.
tanco 70 his vaporings.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
PENNSY BEATS ST. JOHNS.

Quakers Too Strong for Annapolis
Boys, Score 80 to Is.
Special to The Washington Henld
Annapolis. Nd, Jan 13.-Pennsylvania
clearly outplayed St Johns College at
basketball tonight, and won by IS to Is.
The visitors played the colIegians on
their feet in the first half. the score
standing Is to L But in the second session
the st. Johns boys took a remarkable
brace and had the better Of It. Lineup
and summary:
Pennzylxanja. PositioA St. Jo11n'a
MARKS. Keough.. right forward. Wilso6
Turner. Blakeman- left fRwud.
Pearce. ..Johnscn, Clayton
Toby. Jtslrdot-....n guard. .Ruh
Walton. guard. White, Thomppon
score-Pennaylvania. Is: St. Johns. Is. Goals
from fed-Pennsyyania, Walton q. Poro 81.
Turner q. MartD CO: St JotnA. welch @. vii
son. Goals fruu fouls-Twn1 a. Walton. weach
fS. Refefee-Af. Strrdy. a St John'9 Unpire-|
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, a Pennyivsnia- Tine q halves
= minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14
BALTulORE HERE TONIGHT.
West Draneh r. N. G. A. Meets Loeal
Doslket.ball Tean.

The game at the Y. II. C. A to-ni3ht
will be one Of interest. to the followers
Of basketball. - the visiting team which
win line up against the association reg
ulers Is the strong aggregation from the
Vest Branch Y. n. c. A.. Of Baltimore.
This game win start at $40 o'clock. and
u to be preceded by game Of volley-
bah between two teams picked from the
best playefs Of the clerks class and the
morning class.
The volley-ball game will start at TO
O'Clock end continue until S:za. and IL
necessary 70 decide the winner . second
period win be played between the halves
OF the 66aket-bal game.
Lineup Of bagket-ban teams:
Wsshing1nn. Po>iticnA Hlltinoge.
llullrg. rsasl1....lslt forward .xanfnn
AHleS. .fGAt forward .D1ney
cenfef 1Aones
Hqppes HaElol......Iet .W.te
va. ut I'D
The Washington herald., 1911-01-14

San Fnncisco baken' union has . singing eanb d
eighty-fve members.