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The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
COLUMBIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sellinG; purse. $40: three-year-
olds and upward: FIVE and One-hah furlOngs.
HudH's Sister. 10S (Brucel, even. won: Hannah
Louise lis Fainl 10 to 5. second; Sir AIincemeat.
l0 CFairbrOtherl. 10 to l. third. Time, lli. Dis
trct Attorney. Mollie Gibson, Carlisle NJ, and
Plain Ann also ran.
SECOND RACE-S6ling; purse. 800: threeyear-
ods and upward; five and One-haf furlCngs. Ossa
har. lo9 CTurnerl. even. won: Rem Sand. 1O7
(GrandI TO l. second; Casque, ITO u. HanoTcrl.
to !. third. Time. p 25. Old Boy, Elizabeth
o.. Force. and Barney Ingoe also
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; steeplechase; handi-
cap; short cnurse. The King. 80 Jackson), 10 l.
won; Sam Ball 139 CKemath). TO l. second
DR.. Heard, l53 (Boothl. 10 l. third Time 4:ls =
Uncle Oliver and The Speaker also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: purse $40: three-year-
ods and upward; six furlongs. Our Nugget llc
CSchweibigl. TO l. won Emperor William. ll3
Gunner. 10. second: Belle Glen. ll0 CLehanl.
10 to l. third. Time. ! 20 IS. Center Shot, Gal
vesca. Stalwart Lad. and Billy Barnes also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SellinG; pIrSe. 500: threc-year-
olds and upward: six furlongs. Warner GrisWell,
lC2 tSchweibigD. to ). won: J. H. Barr. III ~.
Allen. To ?. second: Woodlander. l07 Fainl. u
IN l. third. Time. | % 35. Tackle. Leon B., Helen
Scott and New Star also
SIXTH RACE-TwO-year-ol purse. 500; five
furlongs. Deduction. 117 CFairbrother) 5 to l.
Leialoah. 81 CSteeD. to . second; Lesbos, 81
Bruce. Is to l. third. Time. l 02 25. Erela,
Lucky Wish. Billy Murphy, Duke DsRy, and
Charles O'Rrien also ran
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
BOOKIES RECEIVE
ARUDB SHAKE-UP
Six to One Shot Cleans Up at
JuareZ Track.

FL Paso. Tex. Dec. 26.-Although one
favorite won to-day. the ring received
the heaviest jolt of the meeting. Waner,
in the second race. a 6-to-l shot, was
heavily backed by it's owner, S. ]. Kelly,
and the nine books not giving the horse
any chance accepted all the money that
Mr. Kelly and his friends cared to bet on
his chances. Waner was given perfect
ride by Jockey Selden and won going
away by two lengths.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Seven furOngs. Blackmate, llO
callahan ; to !, won: Maniac. 10 tMOlesWorthD.
II to s. second Jim Nc ITO (CirOth. 10 to l. third.
Time q 3-5. Chess. Tiiis John Heck. NOvgUrOd.
TIansparent Bushwhacker and Juan also ran.
SECOND RACE-FiTe and Onehalf furlonSS; sell
ing. Waner. lC7 (SCldenl, to l. won; Fair Louise,
lC2 Garter. ) to . second: Earene. G Parker,
~ tn J. third Time. 07 3-5. Stafford. MapletOn,
Amigo. Btterwater, John H. Sheehan. Lille Levy.
and Betty Lester also
THIRD RACE-One and One-eighth miles. Start
Ter. s5 tCarter to l, won; Figent loj callahan
to l, second: Dutch Rock. ll3 Henry. TO ;.
third Time. 50 35. Sir Angus, Msprison Azo,
and Frog also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ffve and one-half furlOngs.
Jeanne dare. III Omesr. to l. won: Salvage liz
Henry. To l. second; Hex. Us (HOfmanl, t"
]. third. Time. IO7 IS. Annual Interest. Marie
Hyde LOmOnd, and Little Lane also
FIFTH RACE-Six furlOngs. Lady Macy. lO1
Oiruth). to TO- won; Fixing Feet. III tBoreD.
to l. second; Balels. l05 Buxton. y TO ]. third
Time. ll4 Is. Golden Ruby. Lucille Allen lo
Solo Lilly Paxton. and Originator also
SIXTH RACE-One mile Lotta Creed lO3 tCar-
teri. to |, won; Lena Lech. lOs llmcsl. To ,,
second: Sam Connor. 90 callahan. to l. third.
Time ! 30 55. Charles Green, chantecler. BnanO,
Keep Moving. and Robert also
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
OWNER OF JORDAN
WORRIES DREYFUOS
Wants to Buy Tim, but Can
not Tell Who to Pay.
BROOKLYN CLUB HAS CLAIM
Hard Hitting First SRcker of
League Is Held with Tight Rein
by Toronto. Hence This Issue.
Barney Is Ready to Spend Small
Fortune for Big Tim.

New York, Dec 26.-Barney Dreyfuss.
owner of the PittsburGS was in a guam
Diary the other day. He said he was
ready to pay a good, stiff price for First
Baseman Tim Jordan, but did not know
just who is entitled to the money.
Jordan played first base for the Toronto
International League team last season
and made such a fine record with the
stick that Dreyfuss' attention was at
tracted. Jordan knocked out twenty
home runs and covered the bag with
such ability that other major league clubs
began to look him over.
Three years age Jordan was the Brook
lyn clubs first baseman, but he injured
his knee, and for a time it looked as if
he would never return to the diamond.
The Brooklyn club. therefore, secured
Jake Dauhert, who developed rapidly
that when Jordan showed signs of re-
CoVery there was no room for him on the
team.
Jordan did not play many games in
1910, and during last winter it was an
nOunCed that he had been sold by Brook
Iyn to Toronto. Joe Kelley, the Toronto
manager, said he was willing to gamble
on JOrdans recovery, and so Big City.
as the big first baSeman is called, dOnned
the spangles once more and quickly
demonstrated that he wasn't all in. The
Pirates scout. Billy Murray. inspected
Jordan last August and sent word to
DreyfuSs and Fred Clarke that the vet
eran was just the man TO round out the
Pittsburg infield.
Pirates Have Trouble.
= IN the time the Pittsburgs let Brans-
field go to Philadelphia, first base has
been a weak spot in spite of the fact
that Flynn, Abstein, Hunter, Swacina.
Nick eChnie. Wagner, and other men have
tried to fill the bill at that corner of the
diamond. According to Murray, however,
Jordan was sure to come up to the re-
QuirementS, so Dreyfuss came to the
baseball conclave last week prepared to
hand over as much as $500 to the Toron-
to club for Jordan. But as soon as the
subject was brOaChed, the Pittsburg mag
nate discovered that there was an under
ground hitch Of some kind, and also
learned that the Brooklyn club was mix
ed up.
II cannot find out whether Toronto or
Brooklyn owns Jordan" said Dreyfuss
yesterday, If I knew which club could
sell his release I'd buy it, but so far |
am stumped. Jordan is in fine condition,
they tell me, and if that is true he will be
of priceless value to our team. Brooklyn
certainly cannot use him. with such a
crack as Daubert on first base, and
don't believe the Toronto people want to
stand in the way. But until find out
with whom l must talk business, l will
have to remain inactive"
Dreyfuss predicament illustrates the
practice in vogue among major league
clubs of towering up players in minor
circuits 1t was accepted as a fact that
Jordan belonged to Toronto without
strings until Dreyfuss began to negotiate
for him.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
To Keep FOaIs in FuturIty EHgf,
bIIity List.

Lexington. KY, Dec 26.-The Kentucky
Trotting Horse BreedersN Association an
nounces that 965 weanlings have been kept
eligible to the twenty-secOnd renewal of
the rich Kentucky Futurity for foaIs of
1911, on second payment, which was due
December /. This list shows an increase
of nearly 100 over the list received last
December.
The nominations come from thirty-six
States and Canada, the largest Canadian
nominator being Miss Katherine L.
Wilkes, and her eligibles are mostly the
get of the coming young sire, Kentucky
Todd. There are 800 breeders represented
In the list, only thirty-eight of which
have as many as five entries, thus show
ing that the small breeders are taking
an interest in racing and nominating their
mares.
As usual w. f. d. Stokes. OF the
Patchen Wilkes Farm, is the largest
nominator he having 112 eligibles by his
stations. L. v. Harkness, proprietor Of
the Walnut Hall Farm, is second. with
1O7 iweanlings, while William Allen. Of
the Allen Farm, is third on the list, with
twenty-five weanlings
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
FIGHTERS READY.
Morris and Kennedy Are Eager for
Battle Tonight.

New York. Dec. 26-At the Empire
Athletic Club tomorrow night Carl
Morris, the Oklahoma giant. and Tom
Kennedy, New YOrk's candidate for the
hOnOrs. meet in a ten-round bout. Morris
is reported in the pink of condition and
showing vast Improvement over his shape
the night Jim Flynn trimmed him some
months ago.
Kennedy has Cleverness and a good
head, good punch, and the power to
assimilate punishment. He hasn't the
walfOp to rock a good. strong man like
Morris to sleep with one slug. but he has
a wallOn that. inch by inch, wears a
man down. He will box Morris in a
twenty-fOur foot ring, which will give
him all the opportunity he wants to show
how shfty he is on his feet. Morris is
confident, and says he is stronger than
ever
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
MURPHY BEATS BEDELL.
ScraPpy Fight Is Staged at Royal
Club.

New York. Dec. 26.-Tommy Murphy
defeated Joe Bedell in a fast and inter-
esting ten-round slugging match at the
Royal A. c. in Brooklyn tonight. 1t vas
Murphy's first fight in these parts since
ne fought Packey Mcfarland on the
Coast. Though Bedell scored four clean
cut knock downs in the second and
fourth rounds he could not maintain his
advantage, and in the last half of the
bout Murphy damaged Bedelrs features
severely with his short. solid 'smashes.
Both bled profusely at the end OF the
bout.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
TOMLIN THE WINNER.
Defeats Iseman in Special Pool
Match mt Lambs Club.

In the special pool tourney now in
progress at the Lambs Club, S07 Ninth
street northwest, Bob Tomlin, the we'll
known local cue crack, won the title in
Glass c by trimming Iseman. 100 to "a.
in the final game of the series, thereby
winning the SO goldpiece offered as the
prize.
Tonight, in Class A. Moore meets
Evans in the game that will decide the
tie for the second honors, while the roll
off of first place in the top class will
take place Friday night A great crowd
is expected as there is a great deal of
interest in the outcome OF the match.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
BIG POOL MATCH.
Campbell Plays Wallace in Special
Contest Tonight.

What promises to be close and in
teresting contest at pocket billiards or
pool will be held this evening at o clock
in the Colorado Pool Parlor. 7I3 Four
teenth street northwest, when George
Campbell meets Carroll Wallace, the ex-
champion of Virginia, in a match game
125 to $50 points.
AS both cue artists are we'll known to
local lovers of this game, a big crowd
is expected to witness the match, which
will start promptly at the scheduled
time.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
CURLEY AFTER FIGHT.
Will Post Substantial Forfeit for
Scran with Johnson.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. 26.-Jack
Curley, manager of Jim Flynn, the Pueb-
10 fireman. said today that he would
challenge Jack Johnson Immediately fol-
lowing Flynn's fight here with Tony Ca
poni Curley said he would post a sub
stantial forfeit, and wanted the fight TO
take place within six months. Mean
while Flynn will go right along crushing
all the white hopes who may challenge
his right to fight Johnson said Curley.
Unless Kaufman f1unks out of ii, Flynn
will give him return match next
month, and if Kaufman so desires, Flynn
will accommodate him with a side bet or
s.. 800.
While johnson asks the prohibitive
price of $4,000 for his share to fight
Flynn. the latter will accept on a per-
centage basis, after JOhnsons share and
running expenses are deducted from the
recess receipts.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
LOOK FOR BIG ENTRY.
Probably 175 Five-man Teams VIII
Bowl in Tourney.

st. Paul. Mimi, Dec. 26-With the in
ternational bowling tournament six weeks
away, interest in the biggest bowling
event of the Northwest already is stir
ring throughout the district. The con-
gress will be held here February II to p,
inclusive.
Secretary Theodore Gronewald says
that from applications and inquiries he
has received there will be at least Us
five-man teams entered in the tourney
this year.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
williams Calls Meeting.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 26.-In conformity
with the decision of the National Board
of Arbitration, that there has been no
election of a president for the Virginia
League, President Charles r. Williams
has issued a circular letter to all of the
clubs in the league, asking what date
would be most acceptable for the holding
of the annual meeting. 1t is expected
that a date between January 1 and Is
will he selected.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
schIei Goes to Cubs.

Chicago, Dec. 26-George Schlei. for
merly catcher for CipcInnati and later
with the New York Giants. has signed
with Chicago, and viii help out Jimmy
Archer behind the bat next season.
George was given his unconditional re-
lease In New York last June. and was a
free agent; so Frank Chance secured
him to add to his backstop department.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
W. & L. QUINT LOSES.

LynchburG Y. NJ. c. 4. Five Wins
by rs to IL Score.
SreCiaI 10 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, Dec. 26. - The Wash
ngton and Lee basketball team went
down tonight before the Lynchburg Y
NJ. G. A, the latter winning easily by
IS to 13. The association Quint not only
exceIled in teamwork, but the defense
of the visitors could not be compared
with that of the victOrs. Lineup:
LYNCHBURG. W. & l..
Jameson. r. F, Hooper. Il. r.
Campbell. L. r. Hannis. L. F.
James G. Hear, e.
Adams. X. +. Lyle. X. 6.
Ofterdinger L. g. Glasgow, l.. G..
RefeIee-Mr. Warthen. of LynChburg.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27

ELLER GETS SECOND
PLACE IN HURDLES

Special TO The Washington Herald.
New York, Dec. 28.-BOb EIIer
was the only Georgetown athlete
who was placed In the A. A. U.
championships at Madison Square
Garden tonight. EIIer got sec
Ond in the senior hurdles, being
beaten out in the last few yards
by his brother, Jack EIIer, of the
!. 4. A. G.. EIIer also made the
final of the 75-yard sprint, but
in this race he was unpIaeed.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
AGGIES TO HAVE RUN.
Manager Morris Confident of Turn-
ing Out Good Team.

Special to The Washington Herald.
College Park, Dec. 26.-J. Causey Morris
has been elected acting manager of the
track team representing the Maryland
Agricultural College. and has arranged
a crOss-country run, open to all students
of the college. to take place shortly after
the holiday season. Manager Morris
states that the prospects for a fast track
team are exceptionally bright
The course for the cross-country run
has not yet been selected. Manager Nor
ris, who is regarded as one of the most
reliable track men who ever attended the
college, is certain that the institution
will turn out one of the best all-around
field and track teams that has ever rep
resented Maryland Agricultural College.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
Bay Purchaaes His ReIea.e.

Bloomington, Ill. Dec. &.-Harry Bay.
recently signed as manager Of Blooming
ton. but who was protested by Nashville.
notified the Bloomington association to-
day that he had purchased his own re-
In signing players for Bloomington
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
Bowling Match.

The Union Station team of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. League and the Holmead
team of the Arcade Duckpin League will
bowl series of three games to decide
the superiority of the two teams, to be
bowled on the Arcade alleys Friday even
ing, December %, at p. m.
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
FLYNN WANTS A FIGHT.
Pueblo Fireman wouId Like Chance
TO Meet JohnaOn.

Salt Lake City. Utah, De. 2s.-Jim
Flynn, the Pueblo heavyweight, would
like a chance TO grab the heavyweight
title. AS evidence of the intensity of bis
yearning in this direction, Jack Curfey,
Flyfi IS manager. announced to-day that
he would guarantee johnson $4,000 for
his share of purse for finish fight
with Flynn for the heavyweight cham
yada
The Washington herald., 1911-12-27
billiard Crack Here.

Lew Shaw, the great billiardist, and
champion fancy and masse shot player
of the world, is in the city, on his way
to New Orleans, and will play at the
Leader Billiard Parlors Thursday and
Friday evenings.