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The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Cornell Game Dropped
By Princeton Eleven

PRINCETON, n. j., Jan. 22.-lt was
definitely announced today by Manager
B. D. McClave, of the Princeton football
team that the Tigers will not meet Cor
nell in football next year, as was at first
expected.
The graduate council on athletics at
Princeton recently unanimously adopt
ed resolutions favoring a football game
with Cornell and the managements OF
both teams had almost completed ar
rangements. At the last moment 1t was
decided by the Princeton management
that to add Cornell to a schedule which
already contained so many hard games
would be too great a strain upon team
which had no more men to draw from
than Princeton's, and, consequently, the
manager was today instructed to refuse
CornelTs offer to play football game
next fall.
1t is expected, however, that this
years negotiations have been of enough
value to insure the renewal of football
relations with Cornell in 1912.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
GRAPPLERS MEET
At ARMORY HERE
International Bouts Under
Auspices of National
Guard A. A.
ROB ROY MACKEY
FACES BIG TASK
Wrestler Agrees to Throw Win
ners of Three Matches
in an Hour.

Arrangements were today completed
for a professional wrestling tournament
to be held under the auspices of the
National Guard Athletic Association al
the Center Market gymnasium, next
Thursday evening.
The affair will be largely in the ma
ture of an international event, with
bouts between Irish, Italians, and
Greeks. Among those who will grapple
IN these matches will be Willie O'Brien,
Nick Ross, Zerago, and two Greeks
who reached Washington today to put
on the final touches in their training.
At the conclusion of the trio of meet
ings, Rob Roy Mackey will take on the
winners, and promises to throw all
three before the expiration Of an hour.
Mackey has been coaching the Gallau-
det College squad for several weeks
and believes that he will be prtmed to
undertake the difficult task that has
been assigned him.
Pat O'Connor will be the official ref-
cree. and will make the selection OF
those who are to compete in the pre-
llminaries. The limit for these matches
has been set at $50 pounds. and 1t Is
expected that several Of the most prom
inent wrestIers in that class In this
city will apply to be considered IN the
ranking.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Battling Nelson Here
For Theatrical Act

Battling Nelson, the man who put
Hegewisch within the ken Of modern
geographers, arrived in Washington to-
day to start a weeks theatrical engage
ment.
Nelson enjoys the unique distinction
of being the only professional boxer
who has been allowed to exhibit within
the District OF Columbia for years, this
being the Danes second appearance
here within eight months.
Nelson will be at the Lyceum Theater
all week, giving an exhibition of his
training work, as well as the work of
other famous boxers in preparing for
contests. His act, "A Day in a Gym
nasium," will end with three or four
exhibition sparring rounds between Mel
son and his training partner, Frank
followers under the boxing name Of
Barney Ford.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Washington Rifle Club
Defeated In Tourney

The Washington Rife team was de-
feated by New York by the score of 969
to $50 in the fifth weeks matches Of the
Interclub Rifle Shooting League.
New Haven and Bridgeport. Conn,
retain the lead for the position as con-
testing teams of the Eastern League, to
shoot against the winning team from
the Western League for the indoor
civilian rifle club team championship
Of the United States. The weeks re-
suits were:
Erie, Pa, defeated Atlantic City. 900
to S33: Bangor, Me, defeated Butler,
Pa, S61 to 927; Bridgeport, Conn. de
feated Birmingham, Ala. 942 to go;
New Haven. Conn, defeated Savannah.
Ga, $50 to sos; New York city defeated
Washington. D. c., 969 to SS6; Pitts
burg, Pa, defeated Providence. R l..
947 to SO2: Portland, Me-, defeated War
rem, Pa, 81 to $40.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
LATHAM WILL QUIT
THE AVIATION GAME
Has Lost Nerve Since Hox-
sey and Motssant
Fatalities.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 22.-Hubert
Latham. who has been the most daring
Of all the courageous aviators of
France, has lost his nerve. The deaths
of airmen whom he knew intimately,
and who were considered to be skillful
and experienced, has forced on him the
conclusion that his own turn is near If
he persists. In a cablegram to his
mother in France he has promised to
bid good-by to the whole sport
With half dozen other airmen he has
bean here several weeks trying to carry
out contracts for a meet which has been
continually interfered with by bad
weather. On January II he had a bad
smash, when his Antoinette monoplane
was wrecked after a fall of a few feet
Since then he has been up but little. and
then only when the weather was ideal
The sSghtep breeze now makes him
pause.
In the year 1910 Latham made over
$50, 900 in prizes, a total which was ex-
ceeded by only one or two rivals. He IS
wealthy, and does not need to follow
the sport.
Brookins, Ely, Parmalee, and others
here are far more cautious since the
deaths Of Hoxsey and Moissant. None
of them will take chances in bad wind
such as they did before that
day.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Yale Man Is Favored
AS Coach for Williams

WIL-LIAMSTOWN, Mass, Jan. 22-
Williams College is about to undergo a
general shake-up in athletic affairs II
plans of prominent alumni turn out
successfully.
teams will, It is believed, be abandoned,
DR.. Newton. coach for two years past.
having decided to devote himself to his
medical practice in New York city.
The man first considered for the place
of head coach at Williams next fall Is
F. ]. DAILY, of Cambridge, captain OF
the Yale Varsity eleven last fall. II
is understood he has agreed, provis-
ionally, to coach the Purple next au-
tumn, but that definite announcement
may be delayed until Williams has
reached a general decision on how ath-
letics shall be conducted or until Yale
Is ready to name her own field coach
for 1911.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Magee Is Holding Out
On Terms of Contract

ROCHESTER. n. Y, Jan. 22.-Charlie
Dooin's negotiations with Sherwood
Nottingham Magee on the salary ques-
ton reached a deadlock when the Ma
tional Leagues champion batsman and
his manager engaged in an hours con-
ference at the Temple Theater, where
Doom is playing.
At the conclusion of the talk Doom
had nothing to say.
Mr.. Fogel has my ultimatum," said
Magee. 81 am playing here with the
Buffalo Germans. worlds basketball
champions, and they have made me an
offer that will cover a trip through New
York and Pennsylvania in February,
March. and part of April. They offer
good terms, and unless Mr. Fogel ac-
cepts my figure within a week l shall
sign with the basketball team
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
CHEVY CHASE HUNT
HAS STIFF GALLOP
Run After Drag Hounds En-
joyed by Members
of Club.

Drag hounds of the Chevy Chase Hunt
were out for a run yesterday, and while
the going was hook deep. scent lay
well and good, fast stiff gallop was
enjoyed.
The drag started from Chevy Chase
Lake. in the Dove place, and went over
the Beans and Kline places to Wood
mont. Here a check was made, and the
pack were cast again in the Brewer
farm. with the final check in West
Chevy Chase.
Capt. c. F. G. Sowerby, r. n: Gran
vile Fortesque, Lieut. Col. George NJ
Dunn, L. S. A, and w. r. Hit were
among those out.
Tomorrow the fox hounds will meet at
Cabin John Bridge, instead of at Glen
Echo $ scheduled.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Noted Yachtsman Iselin
Is on This Side Again

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Jan. &c.
Oliver Iselin, the world-famed skipper
of winning yachts in the American
cup international races, arrived here
today in company with Mrs. Iselin
and they are guests of Mrs. William
Goddard, mother of the latter, at her
residence on College Hill.
The noted yachtsman had just re-
turned from Europe, where he made
an extended visit and thoroughly
looked over everything in the racing
line in England, Germany, and else
where.
During the day Iselin took a run
over the Herreshoffs shops at Bris-
tol and inspected the very latest kinks
which Designer Nat" Herreshoff is
working out on a big yacht, the keel
of which was laid about New Year,
Iselin has no idea that there will be
another American cup race very soon,
and he is not of the opinion that any
other country is going to beat this
side of the ocean in fast yacht build
ing right away.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Professional Wrestling Bouts Be Staged National Guard Gymnasium
CAPITAL SWIMMERS
BRING HOME TROPHY
Nautilus Club Wins Dual
Aquatic Meet From Bal
timore Y. M. G.. A.

The members of the Nautilus SWIM
ming Club, of the Central Y NJ. C. A,
are elated today over the winning of
the trophy cup at Baltimore last night.
Their opponents were the Baltimore
Central Y. NJ. C. A. and the Capital
team carried off the meet by the score
of SO to 81
For the winners Rutherford and An
sley were the stars, the former winning
first place in the ifty-yard swim and
the one length back stroke, and cap
turing second place in the one length
breast stroke, while Ansley won first
place in the twenty-five yard swim and
first place in the fancy diving, with
third in the plunge.
The most closely contested event OF
the evening was the 90O-yard swim,
Reese of the Baltimore association, and
Wood, of the Nautilus Club, swimming
side by side for almost the entire dis
tance, Reese finally winning out by
small margin.
All of the events were closely con-
tested and kept large and apprecia-
tive audience keyed up to high pitch
ot excitement.
The events and winners were as fol-
lows:
2j-yard swim-AnsIey, of Washington,
first: Gear, Washington, second; Quinn,
Baltimore, third.
50-yard swim-Rutherford, Washing
ton. first; De Lashmutt, Washington,
second; Quinn. Baltimore, third.
100-yard swim-Reese, Baltimore, first;
BunZell, Washington, second; Sale,
Washington. third.
20O-yard swim-Reese, Baltimore, first:
Wood, Washington, second; Cults.
Washington. third.
25-yard back stroke = Rutherford.
Washington, first; Crane, Washington.
second: Sterner. Baltimore, third.
25-yard breast stroke-Burdick, Balu-
more, first: Rutherford, Washington.
second; Krieger. Baltimore, third.
Under water sWim-Burdick. Balti-
more, first Q96 feeD: Geare. Washing
ton, second G5S feeD; Voss. Washing
ton, third G44 feet.
Fancy diving-Ansley, Washington,
first; Hoffenburt, Baltimore, second;
Sale, Washington, third.
Plunge for distance-Burdick, Balti-
more, first (5S feeD; Drummer, Wash
ington second (53 feeO; Ansley, Wash
ington, third az CeeO.
100-yard relay race-Won by the Nau-
titus Swimming Club-De Lashmutt,
Geare. Ansley, and Rutherford, swim
ming in the order named; for the Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A, Harrison, Allen, Quinn.
and Reese swan.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Field Wins First Prize
In Bowling Contests

Jimmie Field, although Al pins be-
hind Waters, came up in sensational
style and won the first money in the
Palace tourney.
BY strong. consistent bowling last
night Fields managed to distance Wa
ters pins in the grand total, his
total being LII.
Waters took second with LII. and
Miller third with 1,724, while Rodrick,
with 1858 had enough to win fourth
place.
Last nights scores with grand to-
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Washington Boy Editor
Of University Paper

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-Shelton
Hale, sophomore at the University of
Pennsylvania, and a graduate of the
Washington Central High School. has
been elected an associate editor of the
Pennsylvania, the daily newspaper pub
lished by the students of the university.
Including Mr.. Hale, there are three
Central High School boys on the Penn
sylvanian staff. The other two are Fred
H. Koschwitz and Owen w. Kennedy.
Harold B. Chase, a graduate of the
Washington Western High School, is
also one of the editors OF the Pennsyl-
vanian. He has just been elected his
torian of the senior class in the college
of the university.
Koschwttz and Kennedy were promi-
nent in athletics during their days at
Central High.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Pins Make No Noise
On New French Alleys

Some inventor in France has been
smart enough to put together noise
less bowling alley, which is said to be
success. OF course, there may be those
who will think that bowling is likely to
lose half its charm If the noise of the
falling pins is not in the chorus at a
hotly contested match, but there Will
bowling can be conducted with lack
of clatter.
The same inventor has contrived a
novel arrangement by which the man
who bowls can set up the pins which
he knocks down. This Is never llkely
TO be popular with the pin boys.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
BILLY" Sunday In Ohio
Crusade Against Liquor

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 22.-Arriving
bv special train from Portsmouth where
he is conducting revival meetings,
BILLY" Sunday. famous baseball evan
Gelist, this week will lead the attack of
the temperance forces on the Dean bill,
which was introduced in the Legislature
by liquor interests, to annul the county
option law by exempting cities.
John 6. Wcoley, noted temperance
orator, and Judge A. z. Blair, who un-
covered ballot corruption in Adams
county. will address big meetings Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
McCurdy Ready for
Key West-Havana Flight

HAVANA, Jan. ga. A. D. McCurdy
spent today in the selection of a land.
ing place as the objective point of the
fight from Key West to Havana, which
he will attempt to make Tuesday.
He will leave for Key West tonight
on the torpedo boat destroyer Paulding
which conveyed him, his brother, and
his manager here yesterday. McCurdy
is confident that he will be successful
and that, If good air conditions prevail,
he will make the journey in two hours.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Donohue to Come Back;
Will Rejoin White Sox

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. o.
"Jiggs' Donohue has stated that he
will rejoin the White Sox March l at
Mineral Wells, Tex. "Jiggs'' has been
in Hot Springs since last August TAX
ing treatment for rheumatism, and de-
clared that his health is better now
than when he was actively in the game
A letter came the other day from
Comiskey, telling "Jiggs" that his old
chief would be more than pleased to
have him make a try with the young
sters this spring for his old position at
the initial sack.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
Basketball Players
Must Wear Trousers

LAWRENCE, Kan, Jan. 22.-The
basketball players of the University of
Kansas must hereafter wear modest
pantaloons to cover their naked legs
while in the game; DOCTOR Naismith,
physical director of the univedsity has
issued the decree.
Doctor eNaismith believes that Salome
garments are as inappropriate for bas-
ketball players as for the pony ballet
in musical comedy, hence the edict to
revise the length of basketball trousers
downward.
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
NAVY YARD BOWLERS
IN WARM CONTEST
G. Millar and Carol Are
Separated by One Pin
for First.

But twenty-six points separate the
leaders in the NAVY Yard Duckpin
League at the close of the weeks bowl
ing. Carroll and c. Millar are lighting
it out for individual honors with aver
ages of 102 and 1Ol respectively.
Standing and averages:
TEAM STANDING
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
BELMONTS ON TOP
IN DISTRICT LEAGUE
Michaud Still Holds the High
Average for Individual
Scores.

Averages in the District Duckrin
League still finds the Belmonts on top.
Nearly 100 points separates the leaders
from the Royals, and the general good
form of the BSlmonts keeps 1t in line
for henors. Michaud still holds the top
average of the individuals.
Standings and averages:
The Washington times., 1911-01-22
MOZARTS LEADING
HARMONY LEAGUE
Honors for Total Pins and
High Set Go to Same
Team.

The Mozart team leads the Har-
mony League by Al points, topping
Brahms. Total pins and high set go
also to the Mozarts, and high game
is lost to Schuberts by a single pin.
Standing and averages:
The Washington times., 1911-01-22

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

8omperS blcibt bel Dem Yrinsip
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-21

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