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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-04-06
Gives Aid to Strikers.

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those pleasant little strike-breakers
DIR. Kings New Life Pills-to give
them natural aid and gently COM
pei proper action. Excellent health
soon follows. Try them. Csc at all
druggists.
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It's Equal Don't Exist.

No one has ever made salve,
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
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Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers,
Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores, Chapped Hands or
Sprains it's supreme Unrivaled for
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
GEORGETOWN PREP
QUINTLACKS GAMES
High School Five Will Not
Play Youngsters.

To date tine Georgetown Prep basket
ball quint has been unable to secure
games with any Of the local high school
teams. and II is regretted by the Prep
management that such is the case Of
affairs. The game scheduled with East
ern for last Tuesday afternoon was can
Celed by Eastern at the last minute, and
left the Props without a game. It also
seems strange that the Props should be
excluded from the Interscholastic League
among the high schools OF the city.
The team has been working exceedingly
hard during the past week. and the
youngsters have shown marked improve
ment in their teamwork. The game
against the freshmen on Tuesday is
hound to be a hard one. as the freshman
team has been coming fast. and It will
require the best the Props can produce
to come out a winner. II is expected that
Freddie Murray, the football player. will
be chosen captain OF the freshman team
at a meeting which will be held some time
this week. Murray las had previous eX-
pericnCe as captain. He Captained the
crack Boston Latin five last year. Muir
ray IS considered a good basketball
player. and he will be Of valuable as
sistence TO the freshman team. Great
interest is manifested in the coming
game. and II IS expected that a big crowd
will be on hand reXt Tuesday to witness
this big struggle.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
Joe Turner Is Making
Good Record Up North

Joe Turner. the local wrestler. is do
ing great work up North, as the papers
are giving him credit for being one of
the fastest grIpplsrs ever seen in that
section Of the country.
The FitChhurg Daily News, in speak
ing of the work of Turner in throwing
Joe La Sale, the Chicago grappler says:
About the right way TO sum up a
bout when Turner is one of the perform
ers, would be TO give time TO nothing
else but explaining about his Cleverness
and wonderful knowledge of the mat
game. He is a finished artist at the
graphing sport any way the game is
considered. and the middle-weight who
can pin him to the mat will have to be
a regular streak We have seen many
OF the best wrestlers perform in this city
but this Turner looks like the best bet
that has ever climbed through the ropes
of a local ring. What he does not know
ing, and II looks as II the only way to
hammer and some long spikes into serv-
Ice
In a letter 10 a friend here. Turner
writes: II am doing good work up North.
and have trimmed the best this section
OF the country has. / beat Jim Prokos
twice. and the only man who has de-
feated me is John PerrillIe, the Boston
heavyweight. II you can get hold of
Shad- Link or any other wrestler, let me
know. and ] viii come home and beat
him"
Turner viii be back in washington
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
VIRGINIA TRACK
TEAM Is WEAK
Trials Bring Out Poor Time
for Distances.


Charlottesville, Va. Dec. 9-Wcakness
in practically every department was
strikingly evident in the first of a series
of track trials held at the University Of
Virginia to-day. Times and distances
registered in the majority of the events
were anything but good. and evidence of
the fact that Coach Lannigan will have
to exert every effort in order to round
a representative. team in form in time for
the first set Of games. those under the
auspices of George Washington Univer-
sity. in Washington. February 10. A few
OF the veteran runners were conspicuous
by their absence. Capt Todd Boyle. and
Cooke, all V men. were unable to COM
pete as they have not as yet rounded
into form. EX-Capt. Larry Martin who
may return to the university after the
holidays. took part in the pole vault in
which he won second place with a leap
of nine feet four inches. Considering the
fact that he competed in his ordinary at
tire and has only recently been operated
on for appendicitis. the record was very
CreditabIe. of the other events, the less
said the better. Summaries:
50yard Iash-WGa by Walter Time O:j4-5
Mile rTn-M Won by RanshrUlgh; second, Barton;
third. Jones. Time. As.
Half mil, Won hy Cooke; second. Hart; third
Haries Time. 2:l0
75-vlrd dash Wen by Williams; second Hillyer:
third. Hawkins Time o.S -.
iH-lard dssh-won by briggs; second. Holcomb;
third. Rome. Time. IS.
jOy4d hurdlCs-WOn hy Ward; second HARRIS;
third. tiooch Time. c..
High UmT-WoU by Riyry: second Ward; third
Cochran Height. ) II. H.
PrlC-vault-Wuu nv Cochran: second Martin:
third. G0och Height. IT, in
Sh";-T'It- Won nv WplIfCrd: second Farrell; third
Hawkins. Distance. 8 fl.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
Georgetown Will Have Crack Baseball Club Next Spring
Washington City
Basketball League
Notes and Statistics

Chase leads the league. with nineteen
goals. Walk and Croghan are tied for
second place. with seventeen each. Watch
the fight for first honors between these
three.
Giavonnoni played the best game of his
career last Tuesday against Carroll Sup
pose he was trying to make Joyce feel
bad.
Narela is playing a fine game for In
gram. When this boy gets a little more
experienced he'll rank with the best.
Another former Eastern player who is
making good Is McCaffery. Although
light, Mac is fast and knows the game.
Shorty Hughes is one OF the best
officials in town. The players can't get
away" with any tricks with Shorty" on
the job, because he invented most OF
them himself. 1t takes thief to catch
a thief" .
Rice and Downey are rapidly rounding
into form, and when these boys once get
going right, some one will have a merry
time covering up.
Rosedale and Memorial have already
played their series, and each team has
a victory to its credit. Get together,
boys, and play the rubber.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
Len Stanley Will Join.
Philadelphia Club

Len Stanley. the former star OF the
local sand lots, will try his hand at ma
jor league ball next spring. as he was
drafted from the Johnstown club, of the
Tri-State League. by the Philadelphia
Nationals.
Stanley will be remembered as one of
the best twirlers ever developed in the
District, as he pitched more than one
good game in the amateur ranks. Pitch
ing for Johnstown, Len won twenty and
lost nine games. witch is a mighty good
record for any hurler TO make. His work
attracted the attention of several major
league scouts, and he was obtained by
the Phillles.
Len is wintering in Washington. and
looks the picture Of health. Next spring
he will leave for the South with the
Phillies. and there is plenty of hope for
him landing. a berth. as he had a great
season last year and is due to repeat.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10

To-day the captain Of the 1872 George
town University football team will be
elected. and. contrary to the general
opinion, Jack Hegarty, the crack end.
will not have a walkaway for the job.
as Harry Costello's friends are raliyins
around the flag and expect to put up a
stiff fight for their candidate.
When the season closed. it looked to be
all Hegarty, but the past few DAYS have
brought forth many friends of Costello,
and Mine Point Harry may get the
position.
Both are rafting good football players,
Hegarty being one OF the best ends ever
developed on the Hilltop, while Costello
Is without peer In this section as a
half back ard drop kicker.
Hegarty ps4yed . great game last sea-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
DoNNELLY TO RACE.
Roller skater VIII Meet All
ComerH This Week.

Roller race enthusiasts of this city will
be given something to talk about next
week, when Carroll Donnelly, the South
ern champion. starts in to make good his
contract with the management of Con-
vention Hall 30 meet and defeat all COM
ers who are eager TO attempt to take his
measure on the little wheels on the floor
OF their rink.
Donnelly is regarded as one OF the
speediest professionals now in the busl-
ness, and after days of hard training is
fit and ready to compete against any Of
the swiftest m N known to the skating
world. His last appearance was on the
floor of the Sea Beach Palace rink. Coney
Island. where he skated Mike Gala, the
New York professional, of his feet.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
GOOD GAME TODAY.

The manager Of the An-Star scholastic
eleven that faces the Vigilants this aft
ernoOn in Capital City Park wishes to
announce to the public that he never
called his team an 'All-High team" and
that reports stating that he did are not
true. When the first game was arranged
the team was named the All-Star scho-
lastiC eleven, as that would allow a
greater field from which to pick players.
as he could use prep school stars as well
as high school athletes.
While several members of high school
teams played on Thanksgiving Day. they
were not asked to come out to-day, as
a stronger and heavier aggregation has
been gotten together.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
Georgetown Baseball
Prospects Are Bright
Many Candidates Will Report to Coach Sprgman
at the First CaH-Pitching Staff Viii
Be Very Strong

of Baltimore, last year. will also be a
candidate for catcher on the Blue and
Gray nine this season, and it is expected
that he will make a strong bid for the
position.
For first base position Ed Chapman.
the old Fordham first baSeman; Tad
Donnelly, of Worcester High School. and
Morris O'Connor are the three candidates
who will fight it out for the position.
For second base ex-Capt. Bill Sitter
ding. Georgetown miniature quarter back;
Tom Bailey and GaynOr are three men
who will make q bid for this job. 1t is
expected that Bill Sitterding. however,
will finally be chosen as the regular
man for this berth as he has played this
position for the last three years and
has, fieIded his position for a high av-
erage and batted well up among the
leaders of the West End team.
The shOrtstop position will. be we'll
cared for by Capt. Cogan and Capt.
Gibson of the basketball team. These
two men are clever felders and can pole
the sphere better than the average col
lege ball player.
'lnky' Davis, Campazzi, and Hol-
lander are the candidates for the windy
corner. and it will be from these three
men that the Blue and Gray will have to
pick man to stop the singers and to
pick up the hunts. However, as all three
men are known TO be artists at the game
the former holding down the berth for
Georgetown last season. while Campazzi
played on Fordham Prep, with Hollander
highly recommended by those who fol.
lowed last seasons Blair ACADEMY team.
For the Outfield positions, Ryan. Nc
Cauley, Hunt, Wagner, Loichot and Dom
nelly stand out the most prominent, as
they cannot only pull down the long
drives. but can use the bat with the
Rreatest efficiency. Taking the George
town outfit they look on paper every
thing locks most encouraging for a cham
piOnShIp nine. and the Blue and Gray
should have one of its most successful
season known to the history Of the game
at the West End College.
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son. making All-SOuthern end on prac-
tically every team picked. while Costello
gave them all run for the quarter back
JOB. Hegarty Is fast gets down the field
we'll on punts, and IS a good defensive
end. There is no need to speak of Co.'S
tello's fine points, as those who witnessed
the last two Virginia gamesl can speak
OF the work of this sterling half back
Seventeen men will cast votes for the
captain. and It will take nine of these
to elect leader. Hegarty. when the
captain position was first preached, looked
to have the call. but Costello is now loom
ing up as a contender for the honor, and
may surprise the rest.
Whoever IL elected the Blue and Gray
can rest assured that a man worthy OF
the place win be the leader. for there are
no better chaps on the Hilltop than Jack
Hegarty aud Harry Costello.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
INGRAMS BEATEN.

Y. NJ. c. A. Indoor Baseball Team
Wins, Is to o.
Indoor baseball was inaugurated in the
District last night when the Y. NJ. c. A.
and Ingram Memorial teams clashed in
the latter's gym. Y. NJ. c. A. won. Ii
to g. by a Garrison finish, scoring seven
runs In the ninth inning after the Ingram
boys had tied the score in the eighth.
Up to the eighth inning II was nip and
tuck. In the early chapters loose play
characterized the work of both teams.
The hgrams had easily the best collec-
ton OF ball players but showed lack OF
knowledge of the game.
Catcher Kreh was the star for the win
ners. while Cassidy played the best game
for the Ingrams.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10

HOWARD.
vIGILANTS ISSUE Def.

Await Answer from the Engineers
and Seaman Gunners.
Sporting Editor TIE Washington Herald:
have tried every way possible 10 ar
range games with the Engineers and Sea
man Gunners. but it seems that all rea-
sonable means are Of no avail. We have
decided to wait until Monday noon, and
if neither team shows something. we
will cancel all further negotiations with
them and give December Il to the L. S.
S. Dolphin team. which is entitled to a
game more than the teams mentioned
above. This team is the only eleven that
has played the Vigilants a no-decision
game. having held them TO two 10
scores. Thanking you,
JOSErH OLIVER IT..
Manager Nigilant Football Team.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10

Big Ed WRlsh's record OF 159 assists
shows he is a pretty wide-awake fielder
when he is in the game. Walter John
son. the Nationals pitcher. is a good
fielding pitcher, but he did not come
within sixty-four assists OF having as
many as the spit-ball king.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10

around the Christmas holidays, and a
good bout may be staged. He is In per-
feet condition, as he has been working
regular. and Manager Peck. Of the GAY
ETY. Theater, may bring some weli.known
grappler hfre to meet Turner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10

The heavy section team Of Central High
School was defeated by the light Re-
gent team. to o. Ochenrider played
good game for the winner. The line
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10
NJ STREET HIGH WINS.
Defeats Howard Basket-baII QuInt,
II to q.

The VI Street High School basketball
team defeated the Howard Academy FIVE,
II to 6. in the frst game OF the season.
Holland. OF NJ Street. put up a swell
game. Next week Armstrong Tech will
play Commercial High School. and How
ard varsity will meet the strong Hia-
Watha Athletic Club
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10

'Apprcutice. allowance claimed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10

And speaking OF Bale Axworthy. We
are reminded OF the fact that men own
ing well-bred mares who do not avail
themselves Of the privilege of breeding
to horses bred in fashionable lines are
burning up their money. The recent
sales of youngsters in New York are OBJ
ject lessons to every man who buys or
breeds The get OF Axworthy 2:iEI-2
and of Peter the Great and Todd. and
Bingen and Mainieaf and Mainsheet and
Gen. Watts. were those In greatest de-
mand and brought the highest prices.
Only few Of the get Of Moko and Wal
nut Hall were consigned. but such as
there, we're, the bidding on them was
lively and the prices received were OF
a satisfactory kind. The race track Is
the standard by which sires are judged:
It is the erucible that extracts the gold
from the dross In horsefesh. Il has
been 50 since men began TO breed scien-
tifically. and the system will endure until
the end OF time. because II has been
tried for over 80 years and not found
wanting.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-12-10

RACING CARD FOR TO-DAY.
j uaFeE.

FIRST RACE Selling; tvo-year-oIds; seven fur
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31
Hurst Has Arranged
Fights for Tom Dixon
First Bout with Joe Coster, Second
with Joe Rivers and Third with
frankie Conley.

KANSAS CITY. July SO.-Jimmy Hurst.
manager of Tommy Dixon, featherweight
champion Of the south, today accepted the
terms OF the West Side Athletic club OF
New Orleans for three fights for Dixon
early in September. The first bout will be
ten-round affair with Joe Coster, the
New York featherweight The second will
be a return engagement with Joe Rivers
OF Los Angeles. who recently got a sixteen
round decision over Dixon on a foul. The
third match will be with Frankie Conley
of Kenosha, Wis.
The fights are TO determine the real
champion of the featherweight class Abe
Attell, who now holds the title, will fight
the winner. Dixon will leave for New Or
leans about August Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31
FREMONT.

base hits: Hennissey, H. Smith. Home
run: Farrell, H. Smith, Rouse. Bases on
balls Off Potter, 2. Struck out: BY
Potter, 6; by Smith, 8. Stolen bases; Payne,
Davis, Bonner Sacrifice hits: C. Smith,
Potter (O. Double play: Potter to Dye
to Payne: Hit by pitched ball: Turpin,
c. Smith. Time. 1:40. Umpire; Edwards.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31
Sioux City Comes
Today to Open Up a
Three-Game Series
Today is Also Ladies' Day at Rourke
Park and Robinson Will Twill
the Ball.

Tom Fairweather's 1910 Champs are the
next victims. They will arrive in Omaha
this morning and will be taken on by the
Rourkes in the first OF three-game series
in the afternoon. Omaha's chances for
taking the opener ought to be good as it is
ladies' day and the home boys have not
lost a game on ladies' day during the sea-
son. Robinson is also scheduled to pitch,
which is more convincing evidence that the
Rourkes should win. The last time the
Champs were here it will be remembered,
they were trounced for the three games
Should the Rourkes take two games from
Sioux City this time they will exchange
places with them in the percentage column
and go into fifth place. Following III the
lineup in todav's game:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31
Y. M. c. A. WINS BY GOOD SCORE
Defeats ImperiaIs--Wm Take Rod
and GUN Next,

The Young Mems Christian association
base ball team defeated the Burlington I'm
perials, 1S to 2, Saturday afternoon. Next
Saturday the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION and the Omaha Rod and Gun club
meet in the third and decisive game of the
season. Score: R-H.E.
Imperials ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 4
4. M. u ID IL s
alton, Wright, Bohan and Hamilton,
Burlington Imperials, Kempter and Dol
phin.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31
ROSS IN GOLF SEMI-FINALS
Young Happy Hollow Player Defeats
A. 0. Mcclure in Club Tourney.
GOOD CHANCE TO BE CHAMPION
Hatfield wins for Best Handicap
Score Against BoEey-semi-
Finals for BeRton
Gun.

George Ross. the young golf player OF the
Happy Hollow club, defeated A. A. NC
Clure in the semi-fin Of the club tourna-
ment Saturday afternoon, up and 10
play. This leaves Ross and two other
players in the running for the club cham
pionship, w. E. Shafer and E. A. Nord-
strom Ross viii play the winner OF tho
Shafer- Nordstrom match some time this
week.
Ross Is one OF the youngest players OF
the Happy Hollow club and also one OF
the best. He is conceded good chance
Of winning the tournament even against
the older players.
Following are the complete results in the
second round for club championship and
other flights:
CHAMPIONSHIP.
George Ross beat j. ]. Fitzgerald, 0 up
4. 4. Mcclure beat T. w. Austin, up
W. e. shafer beat ]. s. weppner, 8 up
e a. Nordstrom beat C. G. M'Donsid.
up and o.
Second Flight
A. w Clark won by default.
II. b. Lemere beat ]. r. Webster, up
e E. Kimberly beat E. w. West, up
]. l. Van Burgh beat t. ]. oNeil, up
and l.
Pairings for semi finals:
Clark plays Lemere
Kimberly plays Van Burgh.
Third Flight
b. N. Robertson beat w p. DurlSee. up
and T.
W. c. Lyle beat H. A. Hathaway, s up
and Z. -
B. w. Tandy beat e. NJ. Burnett, up
r. M Laverty beat John Hoffhine, up
and T.
Pairings for semi-finals:
Robertson plays Lyle.
Tandy plays Laverty.
The semi-finals club championship be-
tween George Ross and Mcclure resulted
in Ross favor, up and to play
f. A. Hatfield easily won tho cigar case
offered to the player returning the best
handicap score against Colonel Bogey in
match play, by trouncing the colonel six
holes, with a handicap OF eighteen.
Otbar sCoraa rat1irpad uaro.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31

sBatted for Move in the ninth.
"Ran for James in the fifth.

indianapolis ........o 9 90o0 o !
Kansas City....... 0 -
Sacrifice hits: Corridor, Move. First
base on balls: Off Schlitzer, /; off AL
trock, l. Struck out: BY Schiller, 2; by
Altrock, 2. Left on bases: Indianapolis,
6; Kansas City, Q. First base on errors:
Indianapolis, /; Kansas City, 1. Hit with
pitched ball: BY Schlitzer, James and
Sullivan. Time: 1:35. Umpires: Chpl and
Weddige.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31

eBatted for Wilson in the third inning.
'Batted for Fitzgerald in the fifth inning.
Slated for Hartman in the fifth inning,
ST. JOSEPH
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31
LNER. ASSN
MINK LEAGUE
Yesterdax,s Recruits.

Yesterday's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moines. 3; Omaha, g.
Denver. s; Pueblo, 4
Lincoln 4; Topeka, g.
st. Joseph. 40; Sioux City. 10.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, "a; Cincinnati, AZ
Philadelphia, 2. Chicago, l.
New York, 6; st. Louis, 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 3; st. Paul, s.
Indianapolis, /; Kansas City, 4.
Toledo, 6; Milwaukee, Z.
Louisville. 0; Minneapolis, g.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE
Hastings. o; Grand Island.
Seward, 4; Columbus, 2
York. 6; Fremont, 2.
Games Today.
Western League-Sioux City at Omaha
Des Moines at st. Joseph, Denver at Pueblo
Lincoln at Topeka.
National League-Boston at Pittsburg,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at
Chicago New York at st. Louis.
American League--Cleveland at Washing
ton. Detroit at Philadelphia, Chicago at
New York, st. Louis at Boston
American Association - Indianapolis at
milwaukee,. Toledo at Kansas City Louis
Vile at st. Paul, Columbus at Minneapolis
Nebraska state League-Hastlngs at
kearney, Grand Island at Seward, Column
bus at York, Fremont at Superior.
Mink League-Humboldt at Nebraska
city, Shenandoah at Falls City, Auburn at
Clarinda.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31

The Key to the situation-Bee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31
PITCHER DEMOTT IS RECALLED
Twirler Secured from Cleveland Goes
Back Mt End of Season.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 90.-(Special Tel
egram.) -Benjamin Demott, the pitcher who
was obtained from Cleveland by Omaha
this summer to strengthen the Omaha
twrling staff, has been recalled by the
major league club. He will report at the
end Of the Western league season to his
league, as will four other players OF Cleve-
lands who were sent to minor leagues.
The four other men are Hohnhorst with
Toledo, Jack Adams with Memphis and
Harry Knapp and Dave Callahan with
New Orleans
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-31

ing st. Joseph an hour and twenty min
utes to catch a train When the Packers
went to bat In the last half of the sixth
the score was tie, to 3. 1t was almost
s O'Clock and, with the bases full and two
down, st. Joseph began playing for time
The umpire palled his watch and ordered
the visitors to continue to play
captain Shaffer insisted IL was o'clock
and that the game should be called The
umpire declared the inning had not been
completed and when Shaffer called his
me from the field at the suggestion of
Manager Holland. Mckee forfeited the
contest to the locals, to 0. Score first
game: