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The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
.LE MAT SMASHES
WORLDS RECORD
Local Athlete Skates 2ss Miles on
Rollers in the Arcade
Rink.


RSsul lie Mat, one. OF washington's
best known ali-aronnd athletes. broke
the worlds record for roller skating
when he completed twenty-four. hours
OF continuous work in the Arcade rink
at &5 o'clock last night.
lie Mat covered exactly 2ss miles in the
actual. time of "a hours IS minutes. The
best previous record for twenty-four
hours fiat was made by Joe H. Hamp-
ton, OF wichata. kans., and he only
shated l61 miles.
lie Mat weighed Just 90i pounds when
he started. and when he finished be
tipped the scales at 1S9 pounds He ate
nothing but celery. and as a stimulant
drank about quart OF champagne.
An immense crowd thronged the Ar
cade to see the finish OF the long grind
and the athlete was cheered to the echo
when he finished apparently in fine con-
dition. woodward and Moore. we'll
known local roller skaters, paced lie Mat
from o'clock Friday morning until he
completed the race. and but for their aid
he might not have negotiated such fast
time.
Dick Woodward. champion speed skater
OF the South. skated eighteen hours with
lie Mat, starting about y o'clock lie
Mat started this long trip on n bet. and
as he had not had on a pair OF skates
within the last year. this feat is all the
more remarkable. Le Mat was trained
by Harry Brown, an aviator for the Rex
Smith Company.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10

tom DUCHESNE
Wrestling Match Is Stopped to Save
Visitor from a Broken
Forearm.

without the use OF the toe hold, but
by another and more dangerous trick,
Joe Turner. the champion middle-weight
wrestler of the East. defeated Tom Du-
chesne, OF Fall River. Mass, on the
Gayety Theater stage last night winning
two falls out Of three.
Turner agreed to meet Duchesne the
second time and cut out the foot clutch.
Duchesne gained the first fall in fifteen
minutes. Turner came back and won
the second in eighteen minutes with a
cleverly executed hammer lock and
crotch combination. The third fan was
gained by the local boy in exactly ten
minutes.
Turner managed to grab Duchesue's
left shoulder, and with hammer lock
confined the visitors forearm in such
a manner that Duchesne was forced 10
send a distress signal to the referee.
who stopped the bout and awarded the
match to Turner. Duchesne quit just in
time. for one more twist and bone
would likely have snapped.
After Il was all over Duchesne ad-
mitted that Turner was the better man,
and did not clamor for a return match.
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JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Oue-haH mile Inauisfa us fCal-
lahanl. to S Won; Blue lay, los lGrussl. u 70
second Mother Ketchhm. 10 pryor.. third Thne.
oas Is Ieycle. John Hurie. Maude Mckee Cas-
noSa. Motter. Pride. and Beulah Nc also Tau
SECOND RACE-seven furionEs. Baby Doll %
(CAIlAhAnl. to l. won: Mabsl King. % iHlil.
70 to l. seoood: Gus Hsrtridge. 10 OHon1t.. y
10 l. third. Time. IL t6 Mandadsro. 'Bradk
Boufa. John Heck. Big Sandy. Heleae n. Deiy.
Hugh Cray. and Strife also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furl0ngs. Golden Ruby. ~
CBuxtOu). wen; Lady Stalw4rt. lR eurayl. s
to /. ssc1nd; MapietSa IL lHeuryl. % 70 !. third
Time LA Brave Wstbsrs. Chess. DavR Mont
Ermery. NoTE5rod. Irish Beauty. GrameTGy, Elder,
Big Claim. Regards. and Mikado also
FOURTH RACE-One Nile. EysWhits l05 tCal-
Iahaul. to / won; DUCK Eek g Hin. to $.
second: Florence A.. l6 (Grossl, to ], third.
Time 1881 L. NJ Eekert also nn.
FIFTH RACE-stK furlougs ZOol. lG tseldsnl.
to l. won: Emma G.. 10 tHeuryl, i5 TO l. So
ond: Rob Lynch. Ils tsmaIn. TO / third.
Tine. llL Hidden Hand Orba Smile. Rnsamo,
Ben Wilson, Tallow DIP. Sir Ireuus, and Acquia
also nm.
SIXTH RACE-Ons and Oneeishth miles
wicket 100 tHiID. 10 /. won; Dis,untcuts lo7
tCallahanl, to 5. second: MhpriSion 100 f6rVssl,
10 to /. third. Time i0. Ouatassa and Ffgent
also Hn.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
SPORTING
SIDELIGHTS
By BILL BAILEY.

=
The chapin-Sacks boys felt so good at
trouneing the Jolly Fat Men in The Her.
aid duclSpIn tourney Thursday night
they sent over dozen bricks OF big
league ice cream to The Herald edit
toriai stan. Thanks!
Manager Grifhth viii leave either to-
night or tomorrow for the joint sehed-
ule and rules committee meeting OF the
big leagues IN Chicago. He says ne does
not look for any trades 10 materialize. but
wants TO be on the job in case anybody
has ball player or so for sale or trade.
: The Nationals home uniforms have
been awarded TO the G. II. White Com
panY. and win be OF white flannel. A
small letter wv" will appear on the
sleeve. The stockings will be white
and navy blue. the bottom part from half
way down Will be white in color and
the upper part blue
Joe Turner's little brother Bumps will
tackle Willie Mitchell on the Lyceum
stage tonight AS the boys are wrestling
for side bet the scrap is sure to be hard
fought. Bumps is one Of the best semi
pro football players in the District. ac-
eording to Joe oliveri
At last the checker players OF WASH
ington have decided to start something
There is a match on tonight. We won
dered where the checker artists were
keeping themselves these days.
Haven't heard OF any Washington
amateurs crying for chance TO play
with the United States League clubs.
Here's hoping the Georgetown relay
team shows Holy Cross a clean pair OF
heels and wins the relay race in the b.
A A. meet tonight Last year the
Worcester collegians won, but the HiIl-
toppers are confident Of turning the tables
this time.
Looks like the only way Tor sutton to
beat Willie Hoppe is with a club.
The boys got busy again last night IN
The Herald duckpin tourney. The Chap
in-Sacks crowd was on hand to give the
Hahn team a little encouragement.
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ATHLETES AWAIT
STARTERS. PISTOL
Arrangements Complete for Big
G. ". U. Meet TO-night-Five
Hundred Entries.

Athletes from out OF town are already
here for the bIg George Washington
meet in Convention Hail tonight. as a
crowd Of Johns Hopkins men from Bal
timore came over last night The squad
from the Carlisle Indian School viii come
down on a night train. getting In this
morning. and propose to put In a quiet
day 20 be on edge for their race with
Swarthmore. which viii be the final event
on the programme. and the feature OF the
evening. although the race between vir-
ginia and Washington and Lee has per-
haps greater local interest.
There win be one OF. the largest gather
ings OF athletes tonight the. hall has
ever seen. More than 275 men were
handicapped and when It Is remembered
that the scholastic and novice events OF
which there are FIVE, are scratch, and
there are sixteen relay races whose men,
Of course, are not handicapped, and that
Will average more than ten men to a
race. Il seems pretty certain that there
viii be well over FIVE hundred athletes
competing.
Trains ali day will bring in the out-of-
town men, as there will be a squad OF
twenty-five or more to come up from the
university OF Virginia. ten from Wash
ington and Lee. two squads from Rich
mond. including Richmond College, and
the Light Infantry Blues, a squad OF a
dozen from Woodberry Forest. another
crowd from Episcopal High. and a very
large prep school squad from Tome
SwarthmoFe will bring down a squad
from Pennsylvania, and several special
cars will bring over the large crowd
from Baltimore, as there will be teams
from the Baltimore City College, Johns
Hopkins. the Fifth Regiment. Cross
Country Club. Baltimore Athletic Club,
st. Andrews School. and the Y. NJ. c. A..
and a large number OF rooters. All OF
the local athletic clubs have entered
teams, and the athletes are on tiptoe
waiting for the pistol.
Jimmy Mullgan will start the big
games at 7:3O with the first heat OF the
II o'clock there will be a long stretch
Of relays and open events.
Extra care will be taken 20 keep the
floor clear, and the number OF officials
has been kept at the minimum to render
efficient service.
Athletes in track suits will not be al
lowed ON the floor until called from the
dressing room Just in time for their own
event and must leave promptly after II
has been run off.
The marshal, !. A. Isindberg, will have
several very efficient assistants to help him
in this matter. one Of whom will he Ar.
thur DevlIn, OF the New York Giants.
Every effort will be made to insure each
spectator a tuu view OF all that goes
on. and from the entry list there seems
no doubt that the meet will be a great
athletic success from every standpoint.
:. The cups. plaques and medals are now
on exhibition at the G. II. White Com
pany, az Fourteenth street, where the
tickets are also on sale.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
KILLING MADE.
AT CHARLESTON
wads of Money Change Hands
When Westbury Wins
Race.

Charleston, S. c., Feb. 9.-wise ones
made one killing in the second race to-
day. when westbury. owned by .. Hak'
won his first victory in two years. Those
in on the tip shipped tons OF money out
of town 10 bet on westbury, and the
poolrooms in the East and West sent
81 900 back to bet at the track When
this money was dumped in the ring
westbury's price, which was as high as
3 10 /. tumbled to ., and he went 10 the
post at that price.
Emerald Isle broke out OF the maiden
class to-day by winning the initial dash
OF seven furlongs. for three-year-olds and
upward. NadZL brought home the bacon
again to-day for Guy Bedwel Flarney
paid as high as 20 TO to win and % to i
second.
There will be seven races on the card
tomorrow. the first bargain day Of the
present meeting.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Ssiling purse. 80; maidens.
thrre-yesr-olds and up Emenh Isle. 10 Hop
kins, Is To 5. won; Country Boy. 10 CTuneTl.
Il 10 / seepnd; Wood Dove g tSchveihigl, TO l.
third Time IL Baron Pleasure. J. P. Ar
bufus Fatherola Achmet Sculpture. Cariise NJ.
Aos Of Clubs. Fiddle, Pierre Dumas, and jim
Rain also ran
SECOND RACE-seIlinE psrse. 80: three yearN
olts and up; six furiongs. Westbury. l6 tGOnidl
TO l. won: salvolatile. ss LAmbrosel, L to !.
secn1d; Billy Darnes. los tChAppeln, % to J.
third Time, IiI rs. BOdkin. Sue Gold Car
Premier. Aviator. COoney X. Jsssup Burns. I'm
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SEEN AT ROYAL ALLEYS

All hail the casInos-lesders of the
teams.
Those three 800 games put the lads on
Easy street
Goodman, who is tied for first place
In the singles, totaled the best scores
in the Casino-Hahn set, with ssl pins
TO his credit This southpaw is one OF
our leading little bowlers.
Sam Hswksworth refuses to bowl with
out that sky piece.
Maybe that helped Sam a little. Games
Of "a. 1o5, and 1l3 show that the old boy
is still there with wallop. Even Rider
was happy.
Thye had hard luck all the way
through. This sterling bowler. who is
leading the National Capital League with
an average Of los. could not hit the three
figure mark. They refused to break for
''Ty"
Geier is another member OF the hard
luck club, the shoeman getting about
three spare breaks in the set. GeIer was
the only member of the Hahn team 10
roll over the 100 mark. the big boy to-
falling 259, with one game Of l05.
Ledman rolled the sIowest Of the sea-
son for the Hahn outfit, the center spiIler
getting scores of IS, IS, and %.
Did 'you see Hawkes. hat?
Piersop rolled consistently. the big fell
low making scores Of los, 1os, and 90.
Capt. Simpson, of the Chapin-sacks
team, held down the foul line for a short
while, and during that time the Hahn
team. also of the Commercial League.
had hard trouble getting eight pins in
box AS soon as Simpson left his post,
the Shoemakers started. rolling in their
usual fast style, and Simpson was prompt
ly dubbed the 'Jinx.''
Goodman. the star port wheeler Of the
Garrison's and Casinos, is about lead
ing for the gold medal offered for the
high total for nine games, as 'Goodle"
has passed the LOO mark, and that is
shooting a few.
The boys had a little trouble spilling
the pins last night. as they refused the
fall with a pun. As said before: You
have to hit EN- to make 'em fall on
these alleys"
Moe was pin boy.
Hawksworth did not need his baIancer.
Oliver was there in the singles, spilling
the pins for a total of 800. Not so bad
for the boy with the eagle eye.
Come around tonight. Capt. Farrow's
Resolutes are booked TO roll.
Harvard FencerS Beaten.
Philadelphia. Feb. 9.-Pennsylvania beat
Harvard at fencing here tonight by a
score of five bouts to four.
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.rcr william. Tom shaw. and Jsuaie wsiis Also

percr william. Tom shaw, and Jsnhie Wells also
ran.
THIRD RAcE-seniuE; purse. so: thresyssr-
olds and up; ix fOriongN Thrifty. 100 tAmbrOsel.
to l. won; LADY Ormar. los fPeakl. % to j.
second Uncle Jimmy Gray IL unfulsl. to !,
third. Time. las. Miss stHnnsll. Christmas Dssf.
Refine MarEot Chiffon sauaE. L'ApreIl Colletta.
Lord Wells Abrasion. BlHnaTs. and J. n. Barr
also ran
FoURTH RACE-seIlinE: handicap: purNe so.
thres-geaT-ods and mp; hye and ons-hah furungL
Judge Monck, ss iHopkhnsi. TO l, won; Oxaua.
10 Goftusi. TO 5 seoond; Cheerup e BTuesl.
% TO l. third. Tine. isli IS. The Golden But
tsrdy. RosS Hampton Festherduster. and O. NJ.
Miller Also
FIFTH RACE-Sslling; purse, 500; threeseEr-
oids and up; six furi0ng& Ella BEJsoa. -
Turner. 5 to . won; Ivabei. t3 tScAveibiei.
TO 2 secocd Sir AlvescDt. IL CDuEanl. 20 /.
third Time 1883 Ochre Court, DuiaL Gold
q Ophir Beach Sand. and Bgkeley also nm
SIXTH RACE-seIling; purse. $50; foiryear
olds and up; and one-eizhth miles Nadni. 10
nLoftusl . to- 70. won F1ansy. iD tschueihig,.
50 to /. seeodid; Montclair. no tTickensl, 10 20
l. third Tine. is IS. Duke q BridgeWatcr.
Naughty Lad siso. short Order. and Montgomery
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
GEORGETOWN PREPS
DEFEAT BUSINESS
Holly Contested Basketball Game
Results in Score of
55 to Is.

In rough game OF basketball in
Ryan gymnasium yesterday George
town Props had little dificulty in win
ming from Business High School by
50 to Is.
The score does not indicate how well
the game was played, because at no time
during the contest was excitement at an
ebb. both sides displaying considerable
knowledge of the game.
Because Of the poor shooting OF the
Business goal tossers, the high school
boys failed to register more goals.
Marum was back at his old job and
played whiriwind game. This was the
first game Marum has played during the
rast month, and It was through his in
dividual playing that the Blue and Gray
youngsters were able to do so well.
The Preps play two games to-day, The
Gallaudet Reserves in the afternoon,
and Epiphany Church team in the even
ing Both games win be held at the
Ryan gymnasium.
Lineup and summary:
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Casinos Leading Herald Bowling Tournament

timer. In his Hast game. 'sAiooch| had
fye spares. Just about being the record
for the tourney.
Capt Goodman, OF the Garrison quint.
Just about holds the record in high total
for nine games The southpaw rolling
l,0i5 pins in the nine games "Goodie"
rolled S5l in the singles, 80 In the dou-
blus. and Ss1 with the Casinos. the first
team he has rolled with in the tourna-
ment.
The following are the scores made last
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YALE GAME CANCELLED.
Georgetown baseball Team WIN

Georgetown baseball Team VIII
Not Take Trip to New Haven.
Manager Hsggerty, OF the Blue and
Gray baseball team, stated yesterday that
the game scheduled by Georgetown with
Yale at New Haven, April e. had been
Cancelled, and that the team VIII only
play Fordham in New York City.
The principal reason for this action Is
that during the few days the team will
be absent the statue in honor OF Arch
bishop Carroll. S. J.. founder Of the uni
versity, viii be dedicated. AS this affair
Is to be one OF the biggest events ever
held at Georgetown Il was deemed ad-
visable to cut the Yale game from the
schedule.
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Northcrn 4. G. orEanIEed.

The Northern Athletic Club baseball
team is organized for. the coming ses-
son. and Irving Keller was elected man
ager and A. Lacy was made captain.
c. H Brown was elected treasures and
secretary The next meeting Will be
Thursday nighttat the headquarters Of
the NationaI ! athfetic Club. 4s4 Ninth
'street northwest. At 1880 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
ARnApE pucKP1N LEAouE
.ANr BoWLING LEAGuE
1NGRAM oHuRcH LEAGuE.
r. n. Y. NJ. c. A. Pool Tourney.

Good exhibitions OF pool last night at
the Terminal Railroad Y N. c. A pool
parlors. Three matches were pulled on.
in which II. NJ. Thompson defeated C. L.
Williams, 100-40. and also defeated w. A.
Stricter, 100-S7. The last game was the
more interesting. in which c. L. Williams
defeated c. C. RYAN. 1O0-so.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
A. & N. PRBPS BEAT
EASTERN HIGH FIVE
Capitol Hill ouint 0utplayed by
Blue and White Team,
Losing, "a to 19.

Eastern High Schools basketball team
suffered a q to 10 defeat yesterday in
the boys department OF the Y. NJ c. A.
gymnasium. the speedy five from the
Army and Navy Prep School turning the
trick.
The Light Blue and White aggregation
was minus the services Of Capt. ''Oz"
Varels, the hustling forward, and the
team work OF the southeast quint suf-
fered in consequence. Weaver, the foot
bail leader. was showed in at forward
and did well in a strange position.
Capt. Turner was the shining light for
the Army and Navy youngsters, the
light-haired lad caging four balls and
throwing the only point from foul regis
tered by his outfit Mcbride also put up
a good game for the winners.
Lineup and summary:
EASTERN. A. &S. PREPs
Weaver L. y. Tuner. l. r.
Harris, r. +. McBride r. r.
Eakle e. smith. {.
Baldwin. L. g. Berwind. L. G.
h Smith, X. g. Thompson. II. G..
Suhstitutss-Jsnkins for smith. Goals from hour
Weaver %. Harris. Eakle. Baldwin o., smith,
Tuner N. Mcbride o. smith ~. BerWind o.
jenkins 90. Goals from fouls-Weaver a. Tur-
and Fields scocer-Mr Crabb
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spaldIne's Hoclrpy Guide ont.

The 1919 issue OF spalding's OHiciaI
IceA Hockey Guide is out. and in addi-
tion TO containing an excellent review
Of the campaign in the various leagues
Of the country for last year. contains the
new rules which were revised this year
and which are the standard for the
United States for amateur teams.
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RattIInr nlnnten wir..

New York, Feb s.--Battling Mantell
defeated Young NARROW in ten fast
rounds at the New Polo Athletic Club
tonight NARROW substituted for Ed
die Kelly. who reported sick. He was
beaten from she start and was holding
on. q every opportunity after the sixth
roukd.
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FRIENDS oUINT ON TOP.
Defeats Germantown QuRkers by
SO TO II score.

Defeats Germantown QuRkers by
80 TO II Score.
The Friends Schooi, OF Washington,
defeated the Germantown. Pa, Friends
School in a one-sided game at the for
mer's gym last night, IS to II.
The Germantown boys were handi-
capped by the strange baskets and the
loss Of one Of their best players. How
ever, II is doubtful II they could have
done much better against the speedy
District Quakers. For Washington, MIL
Ter and oSgood put up the best games,
while Shipley did the best work for Ger
mantown. Lineup and summary:
WASHINGTON. GERMANTOWN.
Miiler. r. z. Lukens; II =.
GATES L. 2. Ting l.. U.
OSEpod. G. Shipley, C..
PattCTson. n q. Hinds. Il. g.
smith. L. q. Morgan, l.. G
Substitutes Harding for GATES. King for ossOOd.
Patterson for Miller Miller for osgood. GoGlS frum
aOor-NIiller nD. Gates C1, osgood Ool, Patter-
son Smith Harding tZl, Fling. Shipley o.. Ffee
toss-Lukens %. Referee-Dr. johnson Tine of
halTes-l5 minutes.
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INGRAM BOYS WIN.

Defeat the Rosedale Playground
Basket-baII Team, 20 to Is.
In a game featured by fast team work,
the Ingram Church quInt defeated the
Rosedale playground five last night in
the latter's gymnasium by 20 to ls.
Both teams were or in fast basket
shooting, missing many easy chances.
Rosedale came back strong in the Sec
ond half, tying the score and taking the
lead before the Sunday school boys
could get started. II being only by a
squirt in the last few minutes OF play
that Ingram was enabled TO win.
McCaffrey and Dodge starred for In
gram. while Lewis exceIled for Rosedale.
Lineup and summary:
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Sabstifute-Bslkum for Stockett Goals from floor
-Stoekett @, Dodge -. SIanshaugh co. McCaf-
frey tg. Forster o. Lewis %, Rhodes. Holmes.
Fouls-Inram s: Rosedaie, 4 Referee-Mr. f Col
linower of GeorgetcSn. Timers-MessrA CosteIo, Of
Ingram. and Martig. Of Rosedale. Time Of halves
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Harvard, =, Dnrtmouth, .

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. s.-Harvard
was an easy winner over Dartmouth at
hockey in the local arena tonight.
winning by a score OF to 3.
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Substitutes -Berardini for Martin Afinot for Nord-
linger. Dnr for Bearlini. Fowler for Morgan.
Goals from noor-LAne %. Grove 20, Marum ts
Martin t9. Beardini ~, Minot 90, struble VIII
sen, Bingham ca. Goals from fouls-aiarnm, Strn-
bic tsl. Referee-Dr. Hudson Timer aud score
keeper-Jack Heprty. Tine q haIEes-D minutes
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Pcnnsy Wrestlers on Top.
New York. Feb. 9-Pennsylvania de-
feated Columbia at wrestling here to-
night BY score Of ten TO six.
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BOWLING TOURNEY DATES.

SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT.
Alleys 1 and =, 7s3O-Fatimas-
RcsOIutes.-
Alleys / and 2. s,45-CarroII and
Hariey-Herbert and Erwin.
Alleys 1 and 2, IOs3O-BaII vs..
BordeRi oehIer Va. Fowler.
Alleys and 4, 7;3O-TOunEs vs..
Baker, Baker W. FarrOw, jr.
Alleys aud 4, SiI5-MOhler and
SimpsOn-Mann and Koehler.
ALLEYS and 4, 9fSO-ImmHnueIs-
Acmes.
SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY.
SINGLES.
Alleys 1 and =, IO:3O-NAIIy, IT.
". WOlEtenhOIme, Burhans, Zeb
Clark.
Alleys 1 and ?. IIn5-Edward
lcott >TOney suess, Du Busky,
heany.
=. DOUBLES.
Alleys and 4, IOE3O-w. $. War
ren and w. L. Walk; L. II. william
and G. r. DuttOn. -
Alley and 4, IIiI5-AIIen and
LoverinEJ Acton and Bauer.
The Casino quint. Of the National Capi.
tai League is leading The Washington
Herald Buckpin tournament now IN prog.
ress on. the Royal alleys, by q pins, with
a total OF l.J3l
Last night the Casinos went after the
top prize hot and heavy, and when the
smoke had cleared away, the speed boy.
had corraIled three games well over the
500 mark
BY spiHing 1881 pins, the Casinos set q
record for the tourney, and incidentally
moved the AltamOnts and Immaculate.
down a peg, putting the A. J. Bennett
qUint cut OF the race all together.
Opposed to the Casinos in the rolling
was the Hahn team, of the Commercial
League, and they hardly classed with
the spare makers, as the ShOemakers die
not total 500 in a single game.
In the singles oliver went into thirC
place with a total OF S29 for the thre'
games. showing Rordick and Dunn, whC
Eere tied with 527, out Of the running fol
single honoTs. The rolling was good il
the singles. Rider, Of the Casinos. max
ing SO; Thye, of the same team, getting
.s9, and Oliver getting the SO score.
.MOOch" FentOn in Form.
In the doubles no scores were made t.
get into the money, although the Fen,
ton brothers, ''Mooch" and AL, put up g
tough fight, 'Mooch" totaling $40 pin,
IN three games, while his brother fel
down, getting but 27S. Had Al rolled his
usual game, the Fenton team would have
been leading the doubles.
''MOoch" rolled games of 10j 1O3. and
l221 which is shooting a few for the old
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10

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silver nitrate. xine ullphate, aleehoi. coe1ine, g
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SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY.
SINGLES

Alleys I and =, 1O;3O-Nally, II.
". WOlstenhOIme, Burhans, Zeb
Clark.
Alleys 1 and ?, IIiI5-Edward
lcOtt, TOncy Suess, Du Busky,
heany.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10

Harvard Fencers Beaten.
Philadelphia. Feb. 9.-Pennsylvania beat
Harvard at fencing here tonight by a
score of five bouts to four.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-10
FTFTa TiaRfa1 Raclssy,.rod. c'Rf SRl53 and up-u p
Juarez.

.Appr,uties allowance claimed.