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The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Academy Stars Play
Against the Vigilants

Weems. last year the star center OF
the Naval Academy eleven. will play
center for the Reina Mercedes team
next Sunday at Union League Park
when the crack sailor aggregation
tackles the Vigilants. Independent
champions of the South, in the return
game. The winner OF this battle will
take the entire gate receipts. after the
expenses are deducted.
Coach Wayne Hart. Of the Blue anc
Gray eleven. stated this morning that
while he expected hard battle Sunday
he is confident that the Vigilants vii
again be returned to the winners.
Two weeks ago, the Vigilants defeated
the Reina Mercedes team. IL TO !, in one
of the hardest fought games evel
staged at Union League Park, and a.
the winner of the game Sunday vii
take the entire gate receipts, and there
promises to be large crowd present
battle royal Is expected. The same
will be called promptly at O'Clock
with Capt. Jack HeGarty, Of th'
Georgetown eleven, refereeing.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Freddy WEIGH Again
Wins Champion Title

LONDON, Nov. 12-Freddle Welsh,
England's pride. is again lightweight
champion OF the tight little Island
receiving a decision over Matt Wells
after twenty rounds of the best boxing
seen here In years. The largest crowd
in months turned out to see the battle
at the National Sporting Club. many
of England's most prominent peers and
politicians having seats around the
victory was awarded to Welsh he was
given an ovation. Welsh will now go
to the United States to meet several
wants a battle with Ad Wolgast, the
American champion.
Not a really hard blow was struck
during the bout, but It was filled with
the cleverest kind OF boxing Both
boys were on their toes at all times
feinting. blocking. jabbing, and side
stepping so wonderfully that the en-
tire house was constantly cheering. In
the early rounds Welsh had a slight
advantage, Wells falling to warm up
rapidly.
As the bout progressed. though, the
titleholder began to show more speed
and soon he was leading Welsh. HIS
feinting was beautiful, leading Welsh
into jab after jab until finally the chnl-
lengers right eye was completely
closed.
In the last three rounds both passed
UP much of their science. and tried
crowd went wild at their efforts, and
when Welsh was given the title on
points, he was cheered long and
loudly
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
HE|N|E ZIMMERMAN
WANTS TO CAV0RT
At SECOND BASE
Offers Suggestion to Mana
ger Evers To Replace
Him at Keystone.

CHICAGO. Nov. I2.-Heine thinner
man, who was discovered by Johnny
Evers. the new manager OF the Cubs.
Is anxious to displace his new boss
at second base.
Zimmerman doesn't want to knock
his sponsor. but he feels he can show
to best advantage at Evers' position.
Although Zimmerman enjoyed his best
year in baseball after stepping into
Jimmy Doyle's shoes. the Bronx slug
ger has EXPRESSED himself as wishing
to NIL the Keystone position.
While everyone Is worrying as 10
who can be secured to fill Joe Tink
cr's Job at short, some fans are of the
opinion that Johnny Evers might ar
range a switch in his lineup where
by the Trojan himself can fill the bill.
shift Zimmerman to second and re-
call Tommy Leach from his outfield
berth and place the veteran at third
base.
II will be remembered that Leach
was whale of third baseman for
many years at Pittsburgh before Bob
by Byrne was secured In a trade with
st. Louis.
There Is one position on the ball
club which Zimmerman balks at play
ing, ana this is shortstop. Elm had a
trial In this position and fell down
horribly. Since then he has never
cared to risk another trial.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Finals Set Carded
In Georgetown Tennis

The deciding set in the Georgetown
University tennis doubles ornament
will be played this afternoon on the
Hilltop courts between MCSulty, Of
Chicago, and Devlin. of New York. as
the 1914 team. against McQuillen and
Graham. OF New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania. respectively, OF the 1913 class
The winners of this set shall be de-
clared the champions OF the university.
as the present champions, Wymard and
Bross, au, were graduated last June
from the Hilltop institution, and re-
ceive the medals offered for winning
the tournament.
The first four sets of the match were
played yesterday, MCNulty and Devlin
capturing the first two 6-i and 81, while
the senior team braced and took the
third and fourth 60 and 6-l. McQuillen
and Graham also captured three games
OF the deciding set before darkness put
an end TO the play.
In yesterdays play, McQuillen and
Graham were far more consistent than
their opponents, although Devlin and
McNulty played brilliant tennis in the
first two sets. McQuillen put up a
beautiful game at the. net, winning
many points for his team b. his clever
racquet welding In the forward court,
while Graham gave a clever exhibition
In the back courts.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Georgetown Props Will
Have Track Athletes

Georgetown Prep will have a track
team this winter and It promises to be
one OF the best In the history OF the
Hilltop school. Plans are now being
laid for the coming season and the lads
will begin training III few weeks. Al
though Capt Herbert Childs alone won
points last year. the squad showed
much promise, and the laurels are ex-
pected to be more numerous this sea-
son.
Captain Chiids will figure in the
sprnts and the high jump; Schoen In
the quarter; Fitzgerald. from New
Haven High School, In the half mile;
William Jones. q cousin of John Paul
Jones, worlds champion miller, IN the
distance events; S!snega, of Mexico
City. In the dashes, and Bernard
Moore. Of Syracuse High School, in the
quarter and half.
The Hilltop kids may have relay
four In the Pennsylvania relay meet.
4 quarter can be found with suf-
hcient clasA
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
George Washington to
Race Virginia Stars

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Nov. H.
Manager Churchman. OF the Virginia
track team. announced tonight that the
George Washington cross-country team
would meet Virginia here In dual
race, November %. A course out to
Fry Springs and back. with one final
lap around Lambeth Field has been
mapped out, about four and one-half
miles.
George Wright, OF Akron. Ohio, who
won the CrosS-Country run here on
Saturday; w. Gault who finished sec
ond Hart, and either Barton or l..
Gault, will be the Orange and Blue en-
trants. The names of the George
Washington four have not been an
nounced
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Receipts of Phillies
Fall Off, Declare Books

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. l2-The
receipts Of the Phillies fell Off 30 per
cent last year, according to expert ac-
countants hired to look over the books
for the Balfour-Gilmore syndicate now
dckering for the control of the club.
Horace Fogel says It was caused by
the poor playing schedule given his club.
but the fans here think that Fogel's
monologues had much to do with the
failure OF the club financially.
The Phillies made a lot OF money In
1911, the club being in the race most of
penses.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
George Washington to
Start Basketball

Preparation for the first practice OF
the Georgetown basketball team have
been completed and the quint Is ex-
pected to get Its initial workout at the
Washington Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium
tomorrow night.
According to report. DOC" Will
liams is to coach the team while Nc
Nally Is looked upon as a capable cap
tain. The boys department gymnasium
will be used for practice and a good
representation Is expected.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
BINGLES AND BUNTS
BY Grdntldnd Rice
Over the Beaten Trail.

Hut somehow the days have lost their sweep
In the sray Of old NOvembrrs Eionn,
when n feiiers sittn', hnIf asleep.
Dreamin' Of rbnnksEtvin' Day and home.
just beyond my door the crashin' whlrl
speaks of a." and subway roRrin' byi
just beyond door the echoes swirl
where above hve million sing and Sigh,
Far near the tumuIts rise and fall
Where these walled In millions drift and -Oam,
But sit snd look beyond II all
Dreamin' OF ThnnksgiSin' Day and home.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
TomorroW's Sports

Y. NJ. c. A. indoor contests, Z p. m
Gunboat Smith Va. Harry Wuest,
ten rounds, at New York city.
Wildcat Ferns vs.. Tommy Howell.
ten rounds, at indianapolis.
Jerry Dalton VS.. Earl Denning, ten
rounds, at Indianapolis.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Hoppe Is Winner.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Willie Hoppe
won from Harry p. Cline, OF Philadel-
pha, 800 to $780, in the frst game for
1872 balkline billiard championship of
the world here last night, though his
playing was far from his usual caliber.
His highest run was Ill. falling on an
easy shot for the next one Morning.
star was the victor in the other match
last evening, winning from George Slos-
son by close score.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Murray May Manage.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. Eff
the syndicate headed by Robert A. Bal
four, the traction magnate, and WILL
lam J. Gilmore, the theatrical man, sue
ceeds In purchasing the Phlllies, Billy
Murray Is expected to become manager
In place of Charlie Doom, who may be
traded
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
HERRING AND AGLER
SOLD TO ATLANTA
UNDER AN OPTION
Nationals May Bring Them
Back If They Make
Good.
FIRST BASEMAN
WORKED BUT ONCE
-
Pitcher Showed Signs Of Having
Good Splitter That May.
Develop Nicely.
Grif's Coming.

Manager Griffith and John Henry,
with eight DEER as proof that
they are hunters, will arrive In
the Capital about December 1.
GEiff sends q picture Of Henry
and a dead deer to prove his
claim that they are real
hunters.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Nav Go for Tinker.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov. 12-Eddle
Grant and Mike Mitchell are expected
to figure In the deal that brings Joe
Tinker here AS manager of the Reds in
1913. Grant has never made good here,
but Mike Mitchell Is a slashing hitter,
a fast base runner ana a good fielder.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Herzog Studies.

Herzog. the Giants third baseman.
says he will take a course in agricul-
ture at Cornell. Being a fast man him
SELF Charley Is disguised with the dopey
way cabbage and turnips grown. He
wants to go to Cornell to learn how to
inject a little ginger into his crops.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Bout for WOlQaSt.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Nav. IA
Thanksgiving Day match at San Fran
cisco between Ad Wolgast, lightweight
champion. and Willie Richie, of that
city, is practically assured. according
to their respective managers.
The only essentials remaining to be
settled are place and promoter. who will
stage the bout. Tom Jones. Wolgast's
manager, and Billy Nolan. who handles
Richie. said these details would be ar
ranged soon
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Take Fourth Straight.

HAVANA, Cuba. Nov. 12.-The Phila-
delphia Athletics won their fourth
straight game from the Almendares
here yesterday. to 1. Bakers hitting
was q feature.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
State title.

Critics award the Maryland State
football title to st. Johns College at
Annapolis. The eleven has performed
consistently, meeting and defeating all
corners. Its greatest triumph was Sat
urday's win over V. NJ. l.. the team
which defeated Virginia In Mellon and
Wilson the team has two backfield men
as capable as any In this section Of the
country.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
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The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Penn students strike.

Penn students want to celebrate now
that Penn has something TO make merry
over. II has been long uphill fight at
Franklin Field this season, and the long
string Of mediocre performances this
fall have been forgotten in the moment
Of triumph and victory over Michigan.
Such things do happen. and 1t must be
borne in mind that Virginia Is bringing
a team here on Saturday which may
be capable Of duplicating a Penn per-
Torrance.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
With Apologies.

We have heard of the speed OF Michigans backs.
or Cornells gameness under attacks,
OF this and that and OF other Jacks,
Observation-Disclosures twinnin'
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Farrell, interferer.

Frank Farrell will never have a vim
ming club In New York until he las
learned to give his manager free rein.
This has ever been the bane of the
American League in the metropolis. this
costly interfering. II Farrell gets
Frank Chance for his leader. he will do
we'll to keep his hands of. II he
doesnt-well. he won't have Chance
long.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12

Pretty near ThunksEiy Day, and
Find myself away again,
Far from where the blue still sky,
Through the street old echoes rise aud cal"
Where the cty's millions drift snd roam,
As sit and look beyond II all,
Dresmin of Th"nksSirin' Day and home.
Time has got n of driftn' fnst
Through the CLINT and CLEAN OF summers Iighti
Time has got knnck of rushIn past
In the stress and tumult Of the fight;
1t has been a matter Of several roisterng seasons
to be exact about thrteen-snce the Tiger was stout
enough to upset the Bulldog two years In succession
Back In 1898 and 80 eminent young personality
by the name of Mr. Poe jabbed the keen harpoon into
the Bulldogs frothing gs by long and a drop
KICK but since that date the Tiger has been forced
accept victory at time and then sit back for
siderable period before the next arrival
1912 gives Nassau her chance again in the wake OF
what certain Mr.. White outlined year ago. As for
the dope this game, there isn't any. But II we were
calling the turn in advance guess would be Prince
o: Yale o. figures to that effect Princeton has
high-grade defense against the rushing game, and
Yale hasn't any Brickley. Yale has better defense
than attack. and it would be surprise to see the
battle closely fought that field goal would the
tide one way or another
What with Flynn Philbin, and Spauldng matched
against Waller Pendleon and Baker there will be an
abnormal amount OF rushing class but for all this the
standard defenses used by Yale and Princeton will make
each set of backs all the trouble they to
Can't you draw a large, sweeping view of Mr.. MUIR
ply disposing Of Chance for $1,000 when three
teams would have paid $4,000 and considered 1t bar
gain deal?
Every one knows OF course how c. Webb spurns
the flesh of Egypt and the utter adherence he has
bullion in bulk. But in spite Of his hatred Of money
can lamp him putting through $1,000 sale when he
might have picked up just ten times more.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12

steer off that Carlisle dope" chirps in badly
peeved bystander. Yale Harvard, Princeton could
make the Indians look foolish If they hooked up"
The process Of making Mr. Thorpe look foolish would
be fair afternoons Job. making no mention OF ten
others who might be hanging around at the finish.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12

AS figure it. two days seven hours fifteen minutes
and nine seconds have passed since the last man
ager was canned batch OF club owners must be upon
vacation they merely resting up to renew the
rush.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12

Suggestion for disciple of Keats Shelley, Dante, or
Milton Take this first line and 60 out and get
the rest of 1t:
"Mhen ]. Thorpe smote the bloomin line"
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
A Mathematical Impossibility.

Fifteen hundred dollars for who has four PEN
nants and two worlds championships in years.
Who bids 1880 Connie Mack? Are offered $50
for McGraw. It's the open season, go to It,
The Washington times., 1912-11-12

Mr.. Ebbetts stands pat on Bill Dahlen again. the idea
being that II Bill makes in any direction 1t will
have be upward revision unless George Sailing shat
tiers all tradition by easing the Braves out OF their we'll
nigh impregnable fortress.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Has coaches. anyway.

According to all the dope, George
Washington will have an admirable
assortment OF athletic coaches, but 1
have yet to learn that these mentors
will have any embryonic athletes to
teach. Coaches are all right in their
way, but they can't do he playing or
the running or the jumping.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
BOB THAYER'S
Sporting Gossip
Every Knock Is q L. ost."
Welsh popular.

Welsh popular.
Freddie Welsh, who regainei his
British lightweight title yesterday bv
winning from Matt Wells, Is ono 0f tho
most popular boxers ever seen IN th,s
country. He 10 a Ii.tle gentleman out
side Of the ring and perfectly fair and
clean against all opponents within tho
ropes. He IS Iltang champion.
-
Fogei, muck rake:?
A syndicate offers Horace Fogel slO.-
600 for a undertaking article on tho
baseball trust. provided he is banished
from the sport. II Horace endeavors to
live up to his contract as we'll as he
did when a scribe in Philly, his scissors
will be worn out In no time. As a
scribe. Horace was one OF the best little
clippers in the game.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Eastern va. western.

The Eastern-Western game should
be all Eaaern's way today unless the
Capitol Hill team is overconfident. Wes-
tern may be without the services Of
Captain Howard, in which case the
Fasteners will make run away game
OF It. Eastern will greatly outweigh
the Red and white. and should win
hands down,
The Washington times., 1912-11-12

What with Flynn. Philbn, and Spauldng matche
against Waller, Pendleton and Baker, there will be a
abnormal amount Of rushing class but for all this tn
standard defenses used by Yale and Princeton will
each set OF backs all the trouble they meet
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-23
MANTON

Miss Minnie Bates is visiting at Bellville.
Charles Flanagan is in Maine, on va.
cation trip.
Mrs ii Keighley is visiting friends at
Skowhegan, Me.
Miss Nellie Flanagan is visiting friends
at Holyoke, Mass
Edward lIorrigan is spending a vaca-
tion at Block Island.
Robert Dunn, Of Washington, ID. c., is
VISITING relatives here.
Harry l.. Swindells IS having a garage
built near his residence.
Daniel Rigney and Cornelius Flynn are
at Lowell, for weeks stay.
David Nickerson has returned from a
stay at West lIarwich, Mass.
Harold Tweedale is camping at Haw-
kins' Reservoir, in Glocester.
Rev. A, l.. Carpenter aud Miss Anna
Carpenter are away on a vacation trip.
iHS i""h party loi tHe Dchcnt Oh ot.
Thomas Church takes place the last of
next week.
w. II. Mathewson and Miss Irene
Mathewson have returned from stay at
Quonocontaug.
The Dorcas Society Of the Church Of
Christ, will hold lawn party Saturday
evening, at the residence Of George Miner
Warren Evans, Mrs. +. B. Evans, Miss
Eva Jencks aud Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Webb went to Cape Cod on an auto trip on
Tuesday.
The trolley party held under the aus
pices of the Johnston Hose Co last Tues
day evening, was great success. Two
cars were required.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-23
CENTERDALE

Miss Angela Joslin is able to be out
again.
Business is brisk at the centerdalc
Garage.
A special town meeting will be held on
Saturday.
The addition to the freight depot is
about completed.
The Centerdale Pharmacy is agent for
the Rexall Remedies.
The Centerdale Trio have a social this
week in Broley's Hall.
Miss Matte Kennedy Of Manchester,
n. H., is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. II. a.
Fenner.
Raymond Mathewson Of Mendon, Mass I.
was the guest Of Centerdale friends over
Sunday.
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. ". A. r..
Burnside, who has been quite ~, Is inn
proving.
The ST. AlbsD's Sunday School enjoyed
an outing at Hunts Mills last Saturday.
Nearly 100 went in chartered cars.
Miss Mary Boissounier, ssleslady at
the Center Clothing q Dry Goods Co, Is
home from a stay at Revere Beach.
Rev. Henry Bssset Of Providence, ofhci-
sted a. 81. Adams Church last Sunday in
exchange with Rev. X. {. Bennett.
Mr. aud Mrs. Benjamin Aldrich and
Mrs. Louise Williams Of Cincinnati,
Ohio visited r. {. Angell last week.
A delegation u Roger Williams Lodge
attended the funeral Of the late Jarvis
Smith 90 Tuesday in body. Mr. Smith
was a charter member Of the lodge.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-23
THORN TON

James Maxwell and family, are at Nara
gansett Pier.
a special town meeting will be held
September 5nd.
The ThoratonS play the Howard Hills
at Clayville next Sunday.
An entertainment will be held in Calers
Hall on Saturday evening.
Several marriage licenses were issued at
the Town Clerks Office this week.
Miss Hattie Kimball has returned from
two months stay at Quonocontaug.
The exercises OF the Feast of ST Rocco.
postponed from last Sunday, will be held
next Sunday.
Albert Smith OF Plainheld Pike. is bring
ing some extra fine peaches to Thornton
customers.
The Slocum Women's Relief Corps of
Providence, will serve clam bake on the
grounds Of DR.. A. q Robbins residence on
Saturday, August 3rst
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-23

Miss Mary Walsh is at Hyannis for a
two weeks stay.
w. +. Gilmore, manager Of the Olney-
vile Square Market, has returned from a
stay at Newport, n. II.
Frank McGovern of the Olneyville
Square Market, started on Tuesday on a
tripthat includes Norfolk, Baltimore and
Washington.
The following carriers at the Olneyville
Post-ofhee are away on furloughs; Il. +.
Mann, Fred Albess, Edward Gillen, Leo
Smith and William Knott.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-23
WInsor Reunion.

The Winsor Family Reunion was held
at Roger Williams Park recently, when
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President-Ilarhson 7.
winsor; Vice President-Louis o. Winsor;
Secretary and Treasurer-Lillisn A.
Winsor; Committee Of Arrangement
Thomas K. winsor (Chsirman), Charles
81. smith and William Brown.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-23
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-23

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1912-08-23

This School is Successful
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In recognized ability OF graduates.
In great number OF graduates employed.
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