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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
WELLSBURG
Banquet Toniaht.

y banquet will be given tonight at
the lecture room OF the Presbvter,an
church by the Ariel Bible Class OF the
sunday school. An excellent menu has
oeen prepared as has also n fine pro-
cram OF music. recitations and adj
crosses. The chief address will be
made by Judge H. G. Hervey. OF this
cit!. Mr.. l.. II. Mechanic. president
~ we CLASS VIII act as toast masteT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

The one municipal question that b.
being discussed by The people of War
wood today. and uhlch viii bo more
frequently discussed frr thn next
month. is The $4,000 bond issue TO-
the neU sewerage system Council
ull meet in special session Fridaf
evening to complete 90 plans for III
vortsinE the election Tor gn dave thai
The people may vote upon fhe issue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
ssrvIess wen Attended

la-t evening communion services
we're held in the Wareoud presbrfor
ban church when aa. s-al nnw member
Who hHf been converted OF the Re.
BID sundays revival we're received
Infn The church bt the Rev Edgar W
Day song aud prayer services we're
also held iu The Warwood Christian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
INSPECT PROPOSED
WESTON TROLLEY ROAD

Special Dispatch to the Intelligeucer.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. March 25.-
James G. Watson, general manager
OF the several traction companies:
Smith Hood, general superintendent
of the same companies. and Dudley
Britt. chief engineer. went over the
proposed Weston lines to-day. Both
the river and cross-country routes
were inspected. The trip was made
on horseback.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
Sale Tomorrow.

Robert Judge. trustee In the case OF
Frank 5. Wait. bankrupt. has given
hotlce that he will receive bids on
me stock OF goods In the store until
'"ihoTrow az =. m. at which time
aIe OF same viii he made to the high
st and best bidder. Opportunity 20
look over the stock will be given any
one desiring TO bid on same.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

Arrangements have been rosdo
whereby the members Of the local 1
-. -. .. VIII attend the Sunday ser
vice 90 Do held tomorrow night at the
tabernacle in Wheeling The party
VIII leave here az $50 o'clock over the
iah Handle Traction line. and all
members are asked 90 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
GO u. oIsdIr 1870

The news ~ the starting ~ fIH
plato mill in the old West Virrini.
Bridge " Construction company buiig
ing in North Waruood. ~ stated Dr.
me lhtelIifcucer yesterday. vas halle
WIN delight hy The people of ttI
town. o. The plant VIII employ severn.
hundred mon. which will mean much
20 tho husuess men OF Waruood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

moved from Cherry Hill to a farm
at Dallas some time ago. have re.
turned 10 their old homestead
Henry Weidger has returned from
Visit with his parents at Perry.
Monroe county. Ohio.
Town Sergeant Conner spent YES.
terday in Wheeling. attempting 10
collect WarWood taxes from n mum.
Der OF companies aud individuals who
own property here. All delircuents'
names will be posted about Warwood
AFTER the first OF next month
Thomas j. McHlugh. designer AZ the
Packers Motor Car Company miami
mas rendered his resignation 10 ac.
ccept similar position with a pitts.
burgh plant
JOhn Gilmore has returned 10 War.
wood after being In Sonora. Ark. ac.
companied by a severe case OF rheu.
matism.
War"ood Board OF Trade will meet
this evening at s O'Clock in the Cen.
traI engine house. on Nineteenth
street. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

MrF. Lucy -. George was n visitor
in ~ Wheeling. yesterday
Attorneys r D. cree and o.. pail
fu'r. Jr. were business visitors. ves-
f.rfN iu Wheeling.
MIee fIurinl Hamilton viii leave
fHdH. Tor her home boo Point Maroon.
&c.. after several weeks VISIT WIN
.HfIfrs here
Russell was a business visitor.
.rafFrdaF. boo WnrWoDd
Mra. Wm. .filu - ntar chicago. g.
Writing her husband Prof IW or
I..fHHr5
fHrf e. jerks. u the National
Guard nI Charleston. vs. va vac /,
recent business visitor in Wsushurs
ST. ard Mr. o. T.. Carter and chill
nrfn. nf l.Im Grove. visited recently
rl'h Mr. and Mr.. j o.. Jacob. ~ This
r.f.
lrle o. WaErfr and wife. - Wherf-
IrE. H'rn NushurF visitors. fesfsr-
day.
Ihr f.fs Republican Executive
'.unlff.. vii meet Saturday rlahf
nf fNr Mayors once
Irwin finIEiae and Sam George Tr
ono are students af fhf RIski college
a. rprrdlng short .aratlon uIfh
''.r parents Iu ffis fIff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
Annual Dance.

The Ladies ~ the Maccffbcca will
give their annual dance at the city
Han. Friday. April ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

IpI judge man not D. What DO
prnml5"s 20 do. huf by what DO has
done That ls the only frue tesi
'hamberiains CsIrh Remedy Judged
hf thif standard has no superior Pao
r'' rtrfyuherr speak az DO n the
highest terms ~ praise For sale b.
a.l dealorA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

church. being in charge of the Rev. O.
Il. Whit. Of Bethany assisted by the
Rev. J. c. Pryor. pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

sreakinr goucraI'y. tHe tlnic effects
ar' IE"if to repeat their tosrrs Of
iaff season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26

.- TO CURE y COLD IN ONE DAY.
tahe LAXATIVE BROMO OuInIus Tah-
!e'S. druggists refund money In /, fsiis
each box 25c - on
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
PEPC0 CLUB, WITH
BARTON PITCHING,
TOMEETALL-STARS
Big Battle Scheduled for Independ.
ence League Park This Afternoon.
Munich to Catch for Grabbers.
GAME CALLED AT 8 O'CLOCK

Manager Gray's Pepco ball club, ANA
teur champions OF the District. will meet
the All-Star team at Independence
League Park this afternoon In the third
game of the series. Buck Barton will
do the hurting for the sandlot title win
ners-
Capt. Brown. Of the Stars, stated last
night that either Cantwen or Sterzer
would be In the box for his aggregation.
with Joe Giebel behind the bat The
game will be called promptly at 3 O'Clock.
with Joe Handiboe and Shorty Hughes
officiating.
This will be the first chance TO see IL
the Pepco club is a match for the Stars
with regular Pepco pitchers doing fthe
hurting. When the Electricians wop two
games from the Stars a mort time -sgo
Dick Robertsorr>gas ni the box ala held
the Stars to ten hitS V the ttS ,ssnes
Such pitching as this vii Stn sfn,ps Any
To-day either Brsk Barton yTed Sui
iivan viii be on fhe mould.I wth the
choice on Buck. TI.s/wiu Re Bucks last
game with Pepeo. Us he/y4 Be signed
by Manager Grifith whsf1 l6s Nationals
return home from tke Present swing
around the circuit. Dutch Munich will
also receive a trial. and viii be signed
by Manager Griffith late this week.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
BASKET BALL TO
BIZ MINOR SPORT
AT GEORGETOWN
Athletic Association Will Control
indoor Game in the Future-Ex-
tensive Schedule Planned.
WILL HAVE A STRONG TEAM

The Georsetown Athletic Association
win control the BASKETBALL team this
winter. This was announced at the Hill
top yesterday afternoon.
While the indoor game viii not rank
with baseball and football. IL will be con-
trolied by the Athletic Association. and
win be under the management OF resi-
dent student. who win be accountable 20
the association for the schedule. expen-
ditures. and receipts.
II Ii planned to have the Blue and
Gray Ave meet the best teams in the
East. and plans are on foot to book
games with Yale. Princeton. New York
University. Navy. Army. and many othe-
leading aggregations.
In the past the basketball team was
organized and maintained independent Of
the Athletic Association. This year It
win be different.
There are several good basket shooteYs
still at Georgetown. and while Il Is rather
early for Basketball. the Hilltop manage
ment Is confident of turning out crk-
ing good team. Tug Fury. baseball and
football star. will be candidate for the
team. as viii Waldrone. Sam Foley. Hol-
lander. Davis. and Esmonds A captain
and manager will be elected In the near
future.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
Big Treat for Herald Readers.

AS usual The Washington
of the worlds
tive stories 80
CHRIsTr MATHEwsON
the country
student of the his
MARaUARD, straight Eames
for the Giants VIII contribute
who opinfon
club thinks nun story
each
stories for Herald readers and Cobb CAN write
anayse each each pitcher, and clote
baseban expert viii also send n
be- worth
reading
Sporting
pIsy
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22

low in Johnson's footsteps and. contrary
reports Notwithstanding. this classic
struggle will come on on Monday. Octo-
Der Z. the big series to start on Tuesday.
OctoberS
Grif again stated that he would be
tickled to death to umpire, and that the
umpires had better have plenty Of substi-
tutes, for he would probably chuck halt
of them out of the game before It was
all over.
As stated exclusively in The Washing
ton Herald yesterday morning. the pro-
ceeds Of this game will be turned over
to Umpire Bill Perrine, who Ii physical
wreck and dying by inches at his home
on the Pacific Coast.
Chicago baseball writer's all speak In
glowing praise Of the short performances
of Joe Boehling against the White Sox
Yesterday when he let them down with
out a run in two innings and only one
safe hit.
Al Williams. the Nationals big catcher.
said: when Boehling hooked over two
strikes on Harry Lord, the batter missed
both balls by half a foot, and turning
to me, said. That kids got a whole lot
Of stuff. Where did Grin dig him upr"
williams signaled for a high fast one
on the next pitcn and Boehling was I'M
able TO put the ball where the catcher
wanted II. Lord dumped swift shoot.
which cut the heart Of the plate waist
high, into right field for single the
only hit registered of the Richmond boy.
outfieider Connolly. drafted from the
Montreal club by the Nationals. has been
ordered to Join the Washington club in
Toronto next Tuesday. Allen. the out
fielder from Sharon. will report in Phila-
dtlphia next Wednesday. Griffith states
that both Of these youngsters will be in
the game before the 1872 season closes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
LoCKNER AND SHIELDS WIN.
Syracuse Pair Capture Twenty-four
Hour Motorcycle Event.

Brighton Beach. n. H. Sept r.
George Lockner and Billy Shields. the
Syracuse combination, were crowned
worlds champions at the twent-four
hour motorcycle racing by winning the
twice-around-the event. which con-
cluded at 10:11 o'clock tonight at the
motordrome The pair were mated at
the start. and it was the only team to
endure the grind without being recon-
structed. The other two teams 10 I'm
lsh were formed from remnants Of the
original complement OF six teams. The
reconstructed teams of Earl Eckle, of
Washington. N. J.. and Jimmy Mcneil.
Of Scotland. finished second. three miles
two laps behind the leaders. and the
Arthur Chapelle-Billy wray duo. the
only other team to finish. carried of
third prize. They were SIX miles behind
Eckle and Mcneil. The winning pair
traversed l.s74.2 miles in twenty-one
hours Of actual riding. This distance
exceeds by 2so.l miles the former worlds
record of 1,os3 miles. Eckles and No
Neil covered 1,sn miles and chapple and
Wray. IsS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
CRICKET AND socctNs TO-DAY.
Washington criest and Football
Club to Play at HSck Creek Park.

There win be V club match of cricket
this afternoon at the Rock Creek Park
grounds between the vice. presidents and
treasurer's teams. The Nsahe will be
called pr2nptly at o'clock and stumps
Immediately after I'M, one-inning game
the newly forlNd SOCCER eleven will in
dulge In a fiAf practice under the
espionage OF TrsinssT Duncan Morton and
Arthur Wright.
On Saturday next the cricket club will
wind up tie season with a game that
will be played between elevens composed
of players over thirty-ive years of age
and those under that age.
Soccer football will claim the interest
OF the club members from this time on.
and from present indications 1t is fair
to presume that lovers of the association
game will see many splendid exhibitions
Of the real football game during the fall
and winter months.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
FIRST SCRlMMAGE
AT GEORGETOWN;
WHITE INJURED
nsshing Hilltop Full Back Twists
Shoulder While Tackling Dummy.
Out of Game Three Weeks.
SQUAD WORKED VERY HARD
By G. W. SWAN.

The frst injury Of the season was re.
corded yesterday at Georgetown wher
big Dave White. the dashing fullbacl
of last years great eleven. landed or
his shoulder. chipping the bone. He
will be out OF the game for at leas,
three weeks.
White Joined the squad on the field
while Coach Gargan was working al
the tickling dummy. and took his turn
while cold. Dave hit the dummy hard
and. as the dummy is rather light
landed fun on his shoulder. DR.. Moi
felt rushed White to Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital in his motor car,
where an examination was made.
DR.. Moffett stated upon his return
to the field that the bone was Clipped.
but that q definite statement could not
be made until an X-ray examination
had been made. This will be done this
morning.
Ont Three Weeks.
White win not be in uniform for at
least three weeks, and when he does re-
Join the squad 1t will be another week
before he will be In condition TO play.
This will prove a big handicap to Coach
Gargan, as White is one of the best foot
ball players on the hill, and had been
counted upon to start the season in full.
The first scrimmage of the season was
INDUCED in yesterday at the Hilltop. and
while It was Of but short duration. 1t
was a scrinimage nevertheless, and gave
the men a taste of rushing It.
The first and second teams lined up for
about ten minutes. and Coach Gargan
sent the backs against the line. He also
tried a few forward passes with Sam
Foley in quarter.
Two tackling dummies were In use. the
men hitting the swinging figures time
and again. Red" Van Brocklin showed
Earle Campazzi was on the field in uni
form and appeared to be in great shape.
MuIIaney Looks Good.
One of the features of the afternoon
was the work of MuIlaney in center.
, Null is playing a whale of a game for
so early in the season, and il win be a
grand fight between him and Kelly for
the center position. BUD wymard. Skip s
brother, is also putting up game fight
for the job. #.,--
The first team worked for fully two
hours and a half, first running the
length OF the field several times, then a
long signal drill. little scrimmage, and
wound up the afternoons work with a
series of starts up the field under the
eyes of Coach Gargan.
Moriarity, Derby, Donnelly, Fury.
Dunn, Calnan, Williams, Bryant. Kelly,
Heiskell, and Van Dyne all looked good
yesterday. There is world of material
for the back field, and Coach Gargan
will have three sets of back field men
throughout the season.
One thing which will give Georgetown
winning team more than anything else
this season is the spirit of the team to-
ward Head Field Coach Gargan. There
Is not a man on the squad who will not
work hts head OF for Frank, and when
the boys are all pulling for the coach a
good team is sure to be the result.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
GALLAGHER WINNER
OYER jim MALONE
Former Pool Champion Trimmed in
Three-cushion Carom Billiard
: Match, so to 43.

One of the most interesting games OF
three cushion carom billiards eyel
witnessed in Washington was played
last night at the Royal Billiard Parlor
The contestants were Thomas j. Gal.
lagher. Of New York. and James l.
Malone, recently a resident, Of South
America, but formerly the national poo
champion of the United States Gal.
lagher won by score of 80 to a. His
best runs were s and 4. Malone made
rms Of and s. The game was the
first OF series OF billiard exhibitions
which Frank Sherman has designed for
the coming billiard season
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
p1HG BODIES PLAY.

The Ping Bodie slugeers WIN meet the
Northern League Stars. this morning at
Capital City League Park. Game called
at 1879 q. m. Lineup Of Ping Bodie
.SiuEgers: L. Russo, third base; T. Russo.
center Geld; r. zerega. catcher; Is.
zsnelli, shortstop; H. Shalfno, pitcher;
G. zaneln first base; v. Gauzxa, second
base; W. Coisino. left field: T. Costs.
right field. substitutes-M. Cefaratti S.
Marino. and s. Girardi. Mascot--Bfe
Creek ts6o pounds. Umptre-Lans -peu''
jos { IS i
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
CHASE SAYS GIANTS
WILL BE EASY PICKING

Cleveland. Ohio, Sept. 31-Hal
ChSse, the Yankees' Ereat nfst
baseman, says the Giants win be
easy picking for stahl's Red sox.
Chase has sees the Giants In se-
ffioa nany times this season. ana
says they do not compare with
the Boston speed beys. Hal fur
ther says that Joe Wood w1ll
best any pitcher McGrnw sends
to the hill, and that Tris speak
er will hit al OF the Giant pitch
ers, slarquard especially hard.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
FIRST SCRIMMAGE
OF SEASON STAGED
AT LAMBETH FIELD
Head Coach Elliot Puts Charges
Through Half Hour of Stiff
Practice.
BOBBY GoocH BADLY INJURED

Special to The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville, Va, Sept. H.-Head
Coach Speed" Elliott staged the frs,
scrimmage of the year on Lambeth Field
this afternoon. and gave his charges
thirty minutes Of very strenuous work.
Practically the same lineup that has
field against the scrubs to-day, and out
distanced their less experienced rivals at
every angle OF the game.
The first eleven lined UP as follows:
Mcdonald, left end; Redus, left tackle:
Jet, left guard: Wood, center; Carter.
right guard; Voolfolk, right tackle; Fin
lay, right end; Todd (captain), quarter
back; Acre. right half back; Blanchard,
full back, and Bennett filled in at
Bobby Gooch's place. Gooch. 1t turned out.
was hurt rather severely yesterday, and
or more. In speaking OF this. Speed
Elliott said: Il am all broken up about
Bobby. He is grand little player and
the best kicker on the field. 1 only hope
his knee is hurt no more than II seems
now"
Cooke Makes Appearance.
Burr Cooke. last years star drop
kicker, appeared on the field in uniform
1S-daJ1 oAO Sdiu NC icil NC, Al iiiic
condition 1t had been rumored that
the former Andover half back had enter
ed Pennsylvania, but this was disproved
by his appearance to-day.
Speed" Elliott Acknowledged that rap
Id strides will have to be made from
now on to develop an eleven strong
enough to cope with the husky teams
reported at Vanderbilt and Georgetown.
so far. my back field has not shown
the form that will be necessary to gain
against these teams. Goodhue and Wal
ters are missed greatly, and Sheldon's
desertion has broken my plans a little.
Acre. who played tackle at Augusta
Military Academy, is being tried out at
half and II he shows form one of my
problems will be solved. The ends will
have to brace a great deal, also, for, at
present, the weakness that characterized
the last two years is seriously evident
this season ALSO"
Virginia plays Hampton and Sydney
here next Saturday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22

ban ...n In +, sou,b Atlantic chan,,or.
shin meat for many seasons, and by
rea.on ~ this fac, a crowd OF several
hundred persons was attracted to the
games only to have their local pride
,bree syent. m. comnetitIon was COM
mendable and the times, heights. and
distances good. .
nav R<~ord.
new record fof the pole vault was
made by Harry Weidman. competing
for the winners, which proved the best
performance Of the meet. He vaulted
II feet 8 inches. which betters the former
r.rk be,a NV .Jack., sterrett. nv two
,,.h.. w,,sr,., .t,.,rn,.a "a ., twelve
-. =, a.. .t,.r,,or,.
leet ou' .ne .ne
Work was 100 much ior nm;
Anotnef n,s was S,saos go
s,,.u ii, -, aiio,,- I,
" n n -
70 go on reeoi9 ms
Iner .nlo~ wn
ne, SOUS To- aer =. usr.s III
jail anu -. -.
sersuy. SonsioeIns ehe 80 .,.. "a &c
ours mas hot ooeh IN sohpeuon Vt
munger on nionr ,,s o"s - s.s n
pafatory 70 nini.rs
tons, MS throw OF 10 tee. .. arcnes
was OF hisn oroeI. ne ue,eeu .oih
Barrett former cnarnpion' ny something
over ten tee''
Blackstone Wins Hurdles.
p,x;-. a.. ,,,a,.. h,-s,.- =,
n,I,.sH. c...-., rys~s Sasoo,
.he 0n a.. - 49,.
look the ute ior inc --o-saro ,nui ule
race In 10 seconos' winning WIN no
apparent enort he was the only WASH
ington representative In the track events
runners from the CAPITAL who scored in
80 w.r. youn~ ana Mabonav second
and third. respectively. in the quarter
mile dash: John stecher. with second,
in the half-mile, in which he was beaten
by Rogers, OF the local Cross Country
luz - 80. a. "a go
and second In the =. ana Groome and
stent.. who trsiied George Horn. OF this
toned =
Wsirn. ,os,er. ,or the u,nnsr. ,ss,,v
a.c,es sn, M .0s on,eoa @ n nen.,s e =,
the Baltimore A. c. was the only man
able to cope with them. Bailey Gish
was twice winner In the shot-put and
the discus throw. He was responsible
for ten Of the twenty point: scored by
tne weisn. men. temple IWeeoy,
Yale athlete. competing for. Washington.
IN the Ssous oU tss
mer throw over Barrett IN pleasing
..,,. a.ura,.trs.,,,.- 49,. g., \, Ave
event than any Of the competitors. J.
M Kelly, OF Warrington. added another
maries:
-fosau uasn-rIst neat. won oy IN Z. h1utr
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
Doable-header mt Cosmos.

To-dsy's double-header is to be repro
duced at the Cosmos Theater on the
Rodier electric board. The first of to-
days battles is scheduled for $50 o'clock.
Washington time and will start at the
Cosmos Immediately after the first ball
is pitched.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
Y. N. c. A. TENNIS )
TOURNEY STARTS
Newly Springs Surprise by Defeat.
ing Greene, One of the Stars
of the District.

Play started yesterday In the Y. NJ. c.
A. tennis tournament on the association
courts, Twenty-frst and streets
Northwest. Most OF the matches of the
first round and two matches OF the SEC
ond round were played OF. Some OF the
sets were closely contested and fur
nished good sport q. L Newly pulled
on the surprise Of the afternoon by
beating D. NJ. Greene. who Is considered
one Of the strongest players at the Y.
NJ. c. A.
In the arst round h. wssxoner bsst 9. B.
Hsrison SO rs
"a L Newly bat D. N. Greene. ~, ~.
A NJ Chesley beat r. P. Fullerton 90. s-a
O H. WALKER beat y. D. Fletcher 81, 81, 81
J. R. Pipes beat R I. Putnam -. So
]. c. sieman beat n W. Baldwin 60, -.
". c. Powick bsst r. L. Plat s-s. 81.
". s. Watson beat II. ". McLArsn rs, rs.
L. n Bayiies beat G. @ Becxey 50 I
r. B. Dhsn,l bat R. .. Coldren 50 ga
]. r. Crawford beat p. O PAuls0 81 rs
r. ID. Peterson beat 81. A. stutts ~ 81 81
In the second rpund two matches were PLAYED
Chesley beating WALKER e-l 81 and Pines beat-
ing sigmsn -. cS . =
Play in the singles win be resumed
Monday. and the doubles will probably
be started Tuesday
The winner of the tournament in in
giles VIII play Charles Chapman, the
holder of the Y. M. c. A. championship.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
Viyilant Football Team
viii Practice To-day.

Ffrst Sunday football practice
fer TIE vfsiisat Athletic Club,
independent champions Of the
District, Maryland, and Virginia,
VIII BE held this morning ut 10
o'clock At Fffth and L Streets
ssutAeast. Capt. Mckenzie viii
direct the Tactics of the squsd.
An candidates for the team are
requested to report with uni
forms
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-22
rhree More for Yank..

The Highlanders have signed three
more players-Dallas Bradshaw. Ben
Pouiker. and Gully Miller. all of the
Herrin III, baseball team