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The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Virginia Quint Loses to Georgetown
SPORTING
SIDELIGHTS
sy BILL BAILEY.


Tomorrow Is the day the youngsteri
become real big fIeasuers.
Joe Boehling. the Richmond amateur
viii not report to Grifith here. as he vii
Join the squad In Charlottesville to-mor.
row afternoon.
Bumps" Turner is hot after Rob Roy
Mackey.
That is going to be some meet In Con.
vention Hall tonight. The cream OF the
big college athletes has been obtained
by Manager Kingsley, and the meet Is ar
assured success
Secretary Foster. OF the colurnbia
League. is hot after two good clubs, and
when they are signed that circuit vii
rank with the best In the District. Quite
a difference from the old Olympia League
Of last year.
Now that Georgetown has wailoped the
Virginia basketball team It Is hoped
they will takA the measure OF the Char
lottesville collegians In the big meet to-
night.
II Is virtually decided that Harry Colii-
mower u 10 COdcn tne CdtnOuC 1nlNeI-
sity baseball team this season. Harry
knows the game and should turn out a
fine team. Looks like a wise selection by
Manager Woods.
A dispatch from Chicago states that
Mordecai Brown has signed a three-year
contract with the Cubs. He was the prize
hold-out up TO date.
There Will be an important meeting Of
the Washington Cricket Club in the
rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce Mon
day night.
Herald duckpin tourney, which closed
last night In a blaze Of glory, brought
out a lot OF fine high scores. and proved
q carnival Of pleasure for the little
pin knights. and gave the game In the
Capital a big boost.
Fiddlesop. the local wrestler. who made
his first public appearance here Fri
day night, looked pretty good for a min
ute. Vic Gauzza was in Fiddles corner,
which may have had something to do
with his speedy defeat.
Bill Bailey takes his farewell ning to-
morrow until next winter. Bet some Of
our friends will heave sigh Of relief.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
JOHNSON FLYNN
FIGHT JULY "a
Bout for Heavyweight Champion
ship Will Be Staged at or Near
Wendover, Utah.

Salt Lake. March Jim Flynn and
Jack Johnson will meet in a twenty
round battle for the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world at or near wend-
over. Utah. on July ~
The above is the substance OF an an
nouncement made to-day by local persons
who are financially interested in the ven
ture with Promoter Jack Curley.
This definite statement follows the in
formation received from Carson City.
New, to the effect that the legislature
Of Nevada did not take up the proposed
repeal OF the law permitting champion
ship boxing matches in that state In its
special session. which was continued yes
terriay. The local business men inter
ested in the promotion OF the afrafr Will
hold a meeting at the Utah Hotel to-
morrow to make definite plans
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
GEORGETOWN WINS
SOUTHERN TITLE
Hilltoppers Defeat Virginia in De
Gliding Game for Basket
ball Championship.

Georgetown's basketball team. although
outplayed in the first half. came back
strong and annexed the South Atlantic
championship by defeating the virginla
quintet last night at the Arcade, q &c
1s. before one OF the largest crowds ever
assembled in this place.
"Piucky' whslen. the diminutive for
ward OF the HiIltoppers. played a star
game. being In every scrimmage and
never losing his man. Schlosser and WAL
dron also put up good battles for the
Blue and GRAY.
Churchman, the hustling guard of the
Orange and Blue aggregation. was in
every play. being the fastest man on the
floor. while E. Rixey made three difficult
baskets from hard angles.
With the score tie In the second half,
the Hilltoppers started after the Vir-
ginia five hot and heavy, and got the
jump. The Charlottesville collegians came
back and went into the lead. only to have
the score tied by Hollender, who replaced
whalen. From then on the result was
never In doubt.
Lineup and summary:
GEORGETOWN. VIRGINIA.
Waldron, r. p. keanes. z =;
Whslen. L r. b kixey. L =.
Schiosser q. w. Rixey, q.
Heiskel. L. q. Churchman. L. @.
Collihower. X. G. Neh, R. @.
Observation-Disclosures for whAlen. Belts for Z.
Ri1ey, Blanchard foE W. RiIey. GoAls from noor-
wAldrun e., whaien. Hollender. schloaser tq.
CoIinower C2l, keAnes. T. Rixsy Cq. W. Rtxey
ca, Churchman. Goals from fouis-Schlosser t9,
Keames z Rfrey RefeTee-Mr. Weymouth. Yale
Tiner-Mr. Walsh. Time of hAiTes-o minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Indoor Baseball.

Tonight at the Y. NJ c. A. the Dis
trict National Guards team will line
up against the Y. NJ. C. A. team. The
gar viii start at $50 .. m, and the
lineup OF teams win be:
Y. NJ. c. >A.-Gregory, first base; Kreh,
catch; Hanna. left short; Locke. third
base: King. second base; Orme. pitch;
Borchard. right short; Herbert left field;
Foster, right field.
D. n. G.-waple. first base; Munich.
catch: Zanelii. left short;s Crabbie. third
base; r. Russo. second base; Steele.
pitch; Gauzza, right short; Charlton, left
field; 7. Russo. right field.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
NEW GIANTS AT MARLIN.
sixteen of McGraw's Regulars Ar
rive at Training Camp.

rive ~
Marlin, Tex. March 1.-The features OF
the day here were the arrival Of sixteen
of Muggsy McGraw's regulars and a
practice game between the New York
Nationals and the Marlin High School
club The game proved rather uninter-
esting, for after a dpuple Of innings the
local score keeper beeanno so overworked
that he fell asleep in the grass and the
only available report on the match was
that the McGrawites won, largely. Rube
Evans and Fullenwider pitched for New
York.
The new arrivals were headed by
Christy Mathewson and included Mar
guard. CrandaIl. Merlkle, Doyle, Fletcher.
DevIin, Herzog, Murray. Devore, Becker,
wIltsc, Ames, Hartley, Al Wilson and
Louis Drucke. who reports his injured
shoulder in fighting shape. The arrival
of Big Chief Meyers will complete the
regular squad
Tonight a squad Of thirty-three, large
ly made up of youngsters, departed for
Fort Worth and Dallas, where Saturday
and Sunday games are scheduled.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
DODGERS GET TO WORK.
Manager Dahlen Puts His Players
Through stir Practice.

Hot Springs. Ark, March 1.-Two ses
sions Of two hours each. under the mos
unfavorable baseball weather. was tn,
work handed out by Manager Dahlen tc
his men here as their first days stunt
The weather was unusually cold. and q
ten-minute hailstorm added TO the dis
comfort.
All the players are here with the excep-
ton Of Pitchers Barger, Knetzer, and
Kent. the latter a youngster secured
from the Southern League. With the
arrival OF this trio, Dahlen will have
thirty-three men Under his charge.
An exhibition game with Bin Donovan's
All-Americans has been arranged for to-
morrow. provided weather conditions are
favorable. and 10 there Is no police In
reference the same teams win play on
Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
HICKEY DEFEATS LACKEY.
Expert Billiard Match Results In
score of so TO 81.

Ed Hickey showed some class when he
defeated F. NJ. Laskey by score Of 30 to
Il. in their three-cushion billiard match
at the Royal last night Both players
played them safe from the start, and it
took ninety-one innings to finish the
game. Laskey made several nice bank
shots. but missed quite a number of easy
chances. Hickey's strong point was gen.
eralship, and when he missed he usually
left them safe. Mr.. Laskey wants a re-
turn match, which will be arranged in
the near future.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
oIiveri to Coach Tech.

1t was announced at Technical High
School yesterday that Buck oiiveri. the
local amateur. has been obtained TO
coach the baseball team this spring. OIL
veri has never had any experience coach
ing q high school nine. but probably will
turn out a good team. as there b q
wealth OF material az the school.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Cardinals st West baden.

West Baden. Ind. March I.-Managei
Bresnahan has instructed Bob Ewing
pitcher. and Harry sielnfcidt. third
Eastman. 10 report for n workout her,
with the Cardinals. although neither Of
these veterans has signed. TINS ~ IN.
terpreted to mean that Bresnahan doe,
not expect Mike Moyrsy. q hold-out. d
play with his team thia year.
nresnahan after inttinG out veterans
ilke Catcher P,elps and Pitchers f.usl
and Wiilie. failed % draw any goe1
youngsters and must take What he car
Eet 20 open the coming seannnf Al IN
cardlasls here are IN gpod ptFsicai eoa.
dliion and Hallre. The effailc pitcher
promisod b ~ aund.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
y. ". c. A. nebel. Beaten.

The unregistered team OF the boys de.
partment. Y. NJ. c. A.. defeated the
Rebels. Of the same department. who
hold the championship Of the csass
Loague. In q hotly contested game last
night. By "a 20 - The features OF the
game were the superior passing and
shooting Of the winners.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
AIexandrian. Win Game.

Alexandria, Va, March LIN a slow
game OF basketball the Alexandria High
School team defeated the Business High
School quint. Of Washington. here this
afternoon by II to 10 The District lads
were way OF in basket shooting, missing
many easy chances. On the other hand,
the locals took advantage of every oppor-
tunity. being outplayed In the defensive
part of the game. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Philadelphia Sporting Man Dead

Philadelphia, March L-Andrew Atkin-
son, one of the best known sporting men
IN this city and official timekeeper CT
the American Athletic Club. dropped dead
at the ringside Of the Broadway Athletic
Club last night while watching q boxing
bout. His death was due to a hemor-
rhage.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
NAVY YARDERs ELECT.
Charles J. Dexter President of Ath-
Ietic Association.

At the third annual meeting OF thA
Navy Yard Athletic Association in Naval
Lodge Hall last night Charles J. Dexter
was elected president, F. H. Ltchneld
vice president, r. J. Caltrider secretary
and treasurer. and H. T. La Clair man
ager of the team.
The president was appointed TO select
a committee 20 make arrangements for
an entertainment and dance. TO be held
soon after Lent.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
Races ss cAsriess...

Charleston. Q. C.. March Twin tower
scratches than ususl to-ess's card "a
Palmetto Para was faIrif rcspectahis.
The traoh uns IN tsissr condition. and
- q result ne talent had better fnsk "
heuiins 90 ths prctshls results e saah
Faaa
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
RoAKEs ELECTED AGAIN.
Is Chosen to Head Independence
League by ohicIals.


President Roakes was reelected to head
the Independence League at a meeting
Of that circuit last night, being carried
over by the unanimous vote or the league
officials.
Mr.. Meyers was. again chosen as vice
president, while Mr.. Riddle will again be
the secretary and treasurer. Walter lie
Mat was given the position or ofriciai
scorer.
President Roakes reports the league TO
be In the best OF shape. as the circuit Is
complete, all teams have posted their
forfeits. and all Is In readiness for the
seasons opening. Those present at the
meeting were W. 2. Donneily, W. q.
Gray. s. u. sterne. N. T. o'connor. "a.
n. Hni.fvic oansza.
Big Jef Tesreau plniniy shows the ef-
feet Of the experience he gained In the
International League last year. and u
would be far from surprising 10 see him
Join the Giants regular twiriine stan.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

Substitutes Morgan for Frank. johnson for Pos.
Goals from noor-Struhle tD, Howard, Curtin 90,
Petit Goals from foul-struble CO. Fouis-Busi-
pess. 10; A. H. s., . Referee-Mr. Oockrell-
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
DR.. SHADE
SPECIALIST +
728 Thirteenth Street

Over 20 Years Practice Treating sfon-
ach and Nervous Diseases.
Indigestion. Loss Of Appetite, Consti-
patton. Dizziness, Bad Taste, Fuilness
After Eating, Wakefulness, Loss OF
Flesh. Heart Trouble. Palpitation, KID
ney and Bladder Trouble. Structure, SAL
low Complexion. Pimples, Blood and
hin,. Skin pisssses; sea & Loss & 9f vitality .a ssc
Sexes cured promptly.
Consultation frea medicines fur:
nfshed. charges low. Hours 10 to I and
. to 5. sundaya 10 70 IL
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

The other young twirler. Allen. from
Berkeley Springs, also drifted in yester-
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
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The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

Other players who are expected to ar
rive some time to-day are Catcher WILL
Jams, Pitchers Guy johnson, Bob Groom,
and Musser.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-02
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The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

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The Washington herald., 1912-03-02

Jay Carl Cashion. the big twirler who
was tried out and who made good last
season, has written Manager Griffith
that he will be in Charlottesville bright
and early Monday morning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-16

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timber SampGret blep iunget Suls
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&affe og Smsrebreo.
@iQcoet al Yrppiten fol ttlbere
bans Ga9ligItIe iaalPnge ban leper,
men oerefter tilfaloe Sifep Strife.
9e panlige Sillefeiter er afbolote
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| Songlag % Here interesiereoe meoer
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tpeit / &pam bar itrar ooer Nptaar
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poloiomt fpGitet, meoenS ban par |
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@rmen inc / ct 0rtpbjul, og Sfas
Den bar iaa ~aIporlig, at SOftoren be-
orbrche bam ienbt til 8ergenS Sp8e.
bus. ga 9ampifibet life gift uooper
for 0agen efter, maatte man tage
afIteb meb Motorbaaben "&pam".
COMMANDER ieriiant 8. 9pumSe's
Some, 8uro, bebe 3oie Sulcbag.
Sun bar / flere gar Iiot al Spring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-16
fra baroanoar.

Set par | Oct netop uorunone 4ar
20 Iar, itoen Yrouit GbriItie bleu
Sogneprelt / Sifep.
IS anleontng Subil9et bar W9no
og Soinoer inoen Wenigbesen lfrot
lamnten Den nsopenbiae &engeium
til ct al &~unlnnaler Niaars Yreio-
pif uofsrt Eortr9t al Grouiten.
Waleriet operlepereoes 8ropIten
Ssn0ag Den 17be December ur1oer
en- feltlig SiliteIning / Sanopens So
tel, Horbeimllno,
Taa Sioraaspoernes 9egne par
1renmeot en- Del al 9pgoens repre-.
leiltatlIe W9nb. 8anffasierer Sillr
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fnlo Gale for Den alorenoe Erelt,
taffeoe for oct t%rofaite % bengione
Irbeioe o. bao bam mootage bette
StonesbprO ON bpb Baaitisnnelie.
San pplGite % operleperte oerpaa
telgenoe Ioresie:
"aIpre Yropit Gbriitie!
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traaote StiQingen iom Sogneprelt |
Gifsp. Si bar life billet labe bette
Iar GLIDE forbi uoen at bape benpttet
Inleoningen til at bepione Gem Dor
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Iars Sirfiombeo inoen Wenigbeoen.
Som ct llOtrpf for Dor Safnemme.
ligbeo og for ben Seiagtelle, bpors
meb hi omfatter Seres Yerion, bar
pi laoet 0ereS Eortrpt male, - til
SpbGngning / &irfenS Safriitt,
naar De engang fratrGoer Ceres
Sitting ipm Wtenigbebens Sogne-
preit.
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giere bette paa ct Sibspunft, oa De
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HorbeimiunO 3. t7-12-1911.
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e. Sfoar. Sans Sif. q. SerabS.
tpeit. Cars $. Steine. Sobs. 2ofts
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9iQeoet.
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@egne ubtole ben bsieIte Inerfien.
beIie al Sognepreit og 8ropit Gbrt-
tiles 2orbolo til 9pgoen og 9ommits
men, iom bapbe pPret e%remplarif:
SntereSie operalt, SagIigbeb og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-16

@iIoe paa guiturippn / SarSanaer
% 10 gobe Wrno mCo BAN, Son
arbneion og &ifingur SIoiSion, fom
til os % bao os pna @itoS 8caue, at
hi ifiIoe qioe nGpntc @iIoc 6orla.
belle for Spnoer (afIoN), til Stprte
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Sonft RicoIai % ale @eIgener til
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fru Warie OF meb oft onoet 9obt, og.
ioa fao giluo, boaoc @reOrc og Ses
fire % ale friitne SiTlc.
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ifrepet poa Sorsneii iiette Gag Slll
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9iIfop til 8iloebrporene % 8iloe.
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oa intereSIont Iftitpffc. Oct bier,
of poo 2piteie 8aaro hapoe man,
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8ilbe. De gamle 8ilocr par oprets
teoe boaoe for ielifabclig Sanmen'
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ba9e.
Sc plbite Of ll0ponorerne oerbort
bill fra lin 9arnbom eaer ling Don
biemme / 9pgoerne her NOT bu't
Napnene paa De faa Bigger, iont 1ano
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-16

S%auffasierer San 3. Nto / Eiiteip
ligger Tor Ssoen, S lang Sio bar
ban oGret plaget al froniIf SalSfa.
tar, uoen Of ban DOG bar upret egent'
Zig ipg Tor III oct iioite aar. 3on
er MI angreben al Here Spgoomme:
Siertefeil, Iitbmo o. Seperlibelie.
Goftoren flyer, CT ban fan life lepe.
IA 9cnSmano SoftbrtS / S0sIarene
ilutteoe iom &asierer for SpamS
Yripatbauf, ouertog San @to Still.
Iingen, iom ban / aae biSie aar bar
regtet meo flor 4unftligbeo %
SampittigbeoSfuIobeo. San bor %.
iaa / lang EiO pGret aommunefaS-
ierer.
Sognepreit SGger | &ifep boooe,
iom De plore &oenmer berbortc ptl
buife, mau9e Barn. Gu al bans Do
ire, &eIena S9ger, bleu gilt meo
Sperretsiagferer Sdumaun paa
&oi5. San er oso for mango Iar
iiocn. @nfefru SeIena Shumam
bsOe / SarpSborg ben 2Ooe 0ecem.
Der iioitleben, 70 aor gammel.
Senore 9ergenbu5 ImtS Sanb.
busboIoningsieIifab bar uooelt Ell
Del WebaIier for fortienItilllb Sirf.
iombeo paa 2anobrltgctS Smraaoe.
Sergm Saugstpeit, @rimo, er blanot
Frisuinoerne.
Son WannSoofer fra llQenSnatg
bar taget teologiif @mbeoSeramen.
IS. Sbl." meooeIer, at ban, iaopiot
Sc oeb, er ben ferite, iom bar taget
fin Gramen paa norIf Naal 0anoS.
mooD. Get gif goOt. WunnSoafer
bIep Ell Of sc beOIte al De Is, iont
iomtioig tog @ramen. Son fif Ldud.
@n Gel @Garobrltgere paa Sees
bcim og Seim / 8ranutn bar foaet
SiQaoelie til peo &ommunerS al'
menning paa Neores&asenOeu at
grape % rpooe / @Ipoien til Gent
ming al @ranptnSuanoet.
Cars q. Sfaar, iammeIteoS, bar
facet 8ommuuegarantt for Sante'
liam Ser. 500 al 9~oligbanfen til
Sulofsrelie at SuS.
&pumS gleftricitetSoerf bill foreles
big life gaa til llobpgning al Seq
Ming opoper StetnSbalen paa @runo
al ringe SiIilutning.
NnIpgSbeIsbet er beregnet til no.
600 ar. Iooregneli9e 9riftSuogifs
fer 1000 SIR. SinbeuOe Eegning
5000 Ser. oorlig. Sertil fommer
poerligere for 2pS / A SfoIebnie o9
poa 2 offentIige Ilabie 300 Ser,
Iont 800 Ser. 'iffer pooregnelig Np'
teonino. Otter bette ifltlbe Serfet
bore fig fra fprite Stuno at.
giIteie 8aarb / &oam bar ptltnot
/ lGngit forgangne Siocr p9ret me-
act ptOficnot. s BET 12te aarbua'
breoe boooe ber efter Sagnet meg
tioe Weno. @aaroenS mlpprenoe
pibItrofte 6ielOeienoomme piier, al
oens OpTioScre frem 9iennem S'oer'
ne bar Iiooet inoe meo Itor yta9t oq
bel oaiaa ooiftaig Serlelp't.
g 1S5O-6O.aorene fanbteS pac
@ooroen ct gammelt Sreo; Oct lpoel
i fri Speripttelie iaoleoeS:
Gt Olaf meb Subs Naaoe, 9tItof
ouer Solum / SslanO, bilier aae 9oo(
Mpno, Iom bette @rep ie eaer bere
fiprligen meO 8uo oG Somtru Wta'
RTE % f~unogisr, of Soabor etIteinS'
ion, Sloermanb / Sanft gtlcola'