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The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
TEMPLE FALLS; ONE KILLED.

Associated Press.
Chicago, Aug 10-One workman
was crushed to death and several 9TH
ers We're injured today when the wall
of the old Sinai temple on East Twen-
ty-First street collapsed The work
men were demolishing the building
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ket square. by reason of which five
Bulgarians and six other persons
We're killed
Five minutes later second bomb
exploded in the same place, causing
other fatalities
Soon afterwards the Mussulmans
appeared with guns, revolvers, knives
and clubs and carried on wholesale
butchery, the Turkish officials look
ing on.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
COMMITTEE At WORK.

!, Work in conjunction with the
: traffic committee of .he cham
!. ber of commerce, a committee
; from the Freight Rate club will
!. begin today to prepare data on
: freight tariffs TO prove the de-
; STABILITY of Grand Junction as
, jobbing center! The statistics
? when completed. will be used
!, to influence wholesalers in es-
: tablishing distributing points
? here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-10
DAMAGED BATTLESHIP
is NEARING NAVY YARDS
Associated Press.

hSSUCIdttU T Ttos.
Boston, Mass, Aug 10.-No word
has yet been received at the Charles
ton navy yards from the battleship
Nebraska. which was damaged yes
terday by running on an uncharted
shoal. Repeated efforts to reach the
ship by wireless were without avail.
1t was reported that the Nebraska
was heading toward Boston to dry
dock for repairs.
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To Delta.

To Delta.
Prof. C. V. Williams and d. p.
Williams, brother and father respect
lively of o. d. Williams. who have
been visiting him here for several
days, went 10 Delta today on pleas
ure trip. They will return tomor-
row
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merger Was PLAN
PROGS.QU|ET

Associated Press.
Manchester. \. H., Aug. 1O.-A
state ticket. including, besides presi-
Dental electors, candidates for con-
gressmen, win be nominated by the
progressive party in New Hamp-
shire. according to the decision of the
executive. committee today. The
nominations will be made by petit
tion.
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
uskup, European Turkey Aug. 10.
The details of the massacre of Bull
gsrians by Musselmans on August 2
at Kotschana, 80 miles southwest OF
here, show that the butchery lasted
three hours and that more than 140
Bulgarians We're killed.
The trouble began with the ex-
plosion of bomb on crowded mar
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Newport, r. l.. Aug. 10.-Con-
veyed by the flagship Missouri, the
battleship Nebraska is proceeding at
5-knot pace up the coast today to
drydock at the Charleston navy
yards.
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Constantinop Aug 10-GalipoE 1872 miles OF here and
the the Darda
destroyed by earthquake Many the nab
tants killed injured.
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WATER OFF TONIGHT.

g Commissioner b. w. Vedder .
9 announced this afternoon that .
. water in the mains south of .
q Main street would be shut off {
8 tonight from O'Clock until .
g O'Clock tomorrow morning. This .
3 is being done to install the .
8 new steamer fire plugs on Col
:, orado avenue.
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Associated Press.

Associated Press
Chicago, Aug. 10.-Quiet prevailed
today at the progressive headquar-
ters. Senator Dixon being concerned
with the preparations for his trip to
New York.
A dozen of the western leaders left
for their homes today.
Associated Press.
Seattle, Wash, Aug 10.-A tele-
gram from Senator Dixon. received
here last night, advised the Washing
ton progressives to call state con-
vention September 10.
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Chicago. Aug. 10.-Today Septem.
ber wheat closed at 92A to %.
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For Colorado: Generally fair
tonight and Saturday with ris-
ing temperature.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACEF1re -snd Q half fuFionss: pure
500; for tvo-year-oada Star Berta. 10 Vandassnl
HO. won: Tan Planca- Is tCailahan). Nb
ssonod: Kshnks No (Peak). c-D. third. Tine
~ 9s. Red Rose Imperial Prince. HisheI Up
Ebth1 Blue. Novelle. Cardenia. The Swan. Swn'
Sure. and Etta Ray also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furioup; pun. 1m; Two
yesroids. Kleburne. I'D fTurneo. Q.9. won
Jimmie GIN. rs tcaIiahan). 50. second: Prime
Hemts. lD tsruss). S1so. third. Tine. las -
Mime-ia. Madeils. Lord ManhaI. and Gold Cooa
also ran
THIRD RAcE-sh nuicnp: pu.r. 500: thrs-
yeas-oldA Lady LIGHTNING. 10 callahsn). ~.
won; Prince Chan IL trurner,. $50. secood
McClintnek. III tGrinsr1. Qo.D. third. Time.
lis 1x. Ethel samson ssIeAa. STAR kose. Cyno-
sure. Bonanza, and Besutifai also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards
pure $50; thrse-year-oidA Gay Bird. M2 tTur-
nerj, Q7N, won; Miss Thorpe. 100 NlcCsbe). 0.p.
asouod: Onna. no Lnftus). S.oo. third. Time.
l.C4S Impressaon, swannanoa, Reciprocity. and
MockieR also ran
FIFTH RACE-six fm1oo9: pwse. go; two-
year-oids. Al Bloch. Is Henr1. Q30. won:
Lnther Is fAndress). IN. second: Doueraii. ln
Qo(tus) Slie third. Tine. liza Ancon- U.
Steppa Ahred ". E1usix. Anna Reed. Fealowman,
and Hasson also nn-
SIXTH RACEOne mile ard sixtesnth; three
year-o,ds and upward: selling. Gen. Marchmont.
lG CTumef,, ylAN won; Wander. M tGriner,.
N % second: Enendi. lis tObert). S2O. third
Time. las Is. Cftonian. PUCK. C<ussov6. Mo
Amboo, Fireman. spindle. and Dick Baker also
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SPORTING smEI1GHTs,
~ BILL BAILEY,

Our sstinahae editor ssn ve sre not to wits
ANYTHING moro about the Midnisht osw. He sus.
pson that thsg sre . boch of rmm3ea
Why = Bumps rwna % quiet thsss daysi
-hh Echsndaf. aptain of ths Tech team, N,
bsss wsasn % 70. d n Busn.. VA snss %
sro1 % points On the Wet e3dess ~ should surely
Io1 up a" he dsciarea
I'VE nsvsr had hsadHnsEnan at Hin School
tnl. "asd / doa't 80 WY W ssoud Tits yss-" IN Il
N odAde play oummitted b. somebody On . Yivsl
team should rssuit IN touchdoxn, causus Ceutr,I's
dsesa4 Bruther Wilson would probably So the Hght
-n.ina iitT:tIict. formerly at Andhinn. h
ovs DartmQuth last Saturday. "Eitz'' had the
risess in sdpab ahaps physically. and II was s,-
psEsR condition mOrs than anything siss that won
ths o.ms.
-Aourdins to Jimmy Ia.mine... the spott.bt
@sa." " ' ''' o'' 'H ns @
.-0ss a Or issdins lstax ors.n called upon
doctor ne othR day. snd Whist do jon suppnss tbs
me@@! nan rfuaibed f1 he patient. Only ''ions
-uhdnnsA doar want BIN sv.spv for n. b..-
haI saanass. tDax1ng that IL haahan vritsFs vilI
rnn 10 oetsa ths tinevum Tel II to swssuU.
-Dnly CospW spunds his sstsEday nistts IN rio4.
oU sun huntins ~ huntR, Bin vin nsv.r b
put tA 6nodRn6 daoI - Usually OtcAo sv1ythuir
b 80 ~. IA1 6as.dy he ansht osd
-As ta2 Weust, thW might 0st ID q Ho1es
No. b yiaaAils hin fus violating ths ouaka Ct
oaanano a0tna nakine snnssnH neio.
-9aw yR NuIlian, Aana 0euvetsm srriut-.
yss>ssday H astsaly inahsd at.
-0gqutcus eanetnn GlWA tackias ths Uuiysr.
~ q MasA oasael1A h AidhDsnA. md Saturday.
BUY otSedho vm nsst sAs buVa & H. station
I'D 49, eA2 aohtl.dne BIN owns . eoavls Il
uned - . o146aas ~ Aay0 nGt ysaa.
sJfuA ~ Vsalgs1ai - b "Dsuas" Duasnan.
IL on1S 0tdA8 b ~ hlUh Schools Who enp throw
70 ena0 ~ sHy tins : nan starts inr ssusud
hA
-1ak y4ytA ~ thas Psins.tm sin nsp up
q oseA Nh HATsa Vbn ths tsans msst md
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
Tech Meets Wesenin Scholastic Series Sports

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yeasxl. M O3SslD. . y { thisl Tina ~ -
06na0 ~ 00Dtes abe nm
fM1RD RAcE-Rom.yearslls- ssd upsssd; N
fBlnaR Edish lnes. ~ NsdGzsD. - = vea
Pstrck q, - t8ehuttinsss1. y % !. sseoed: PAM
Dsscsr. N tllefsesastl. = 70 !. thsl- Tlne
l:Dl& HaLack, CsfsnDu3o1s. Nsdsaise l.. N
egsizs. Ghelhy. Dir Keasnsy. Had RnnsinG ~
NJ. Gpees also ran.
TOURTH RACE-Oss nfls: IN seA shsehistoa
III tBufvsii). . 70 Z won: Psnesneot. ~ lseSut
.tings). 8 70 l. sscoad: sa8 Jaeksn. ~ Duus)
y to ]. thisd. fins. 1874 pamsnt and etiekei
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-selfias: thw<ysar-olds md up
ward; oos nile and SEVENTY yarda. DeeaA Mo
DoaaA, IL (eaaul. . 70 & vua: ftSd Mulhcosnd
N Bchuttinses,. . TO !. sscpsd; Adoaants. 10
tByms). Is 70 I. third. Tine. ls6 - 'Dsduct3ou
Nanasseh. Lord Elan. Blsckfosd. fsoy Wdtht, epin
Futnrity. and HsnTy Hufehinson also nan a
SIXTH RACE-SeliipG: thrss-year-o1ds and up
ward: one and ons-sixteeufh mileA HflaSiouA III
tsnalD. ; to !. won; Noapareil, lu tGlasl. 10
second: Yoskshire Boy. ~ Rosdl. 10 to !. third
Tine, 10 Herbert rGn1. Turbine. Bseskef Bog
and ChestR Krun alec
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
SIX FAYORlTES
LAND EVENTS AT
LAUREL TRACK
Hilarious Again Rewards Dackers,
Romping Home First
with Ease.
MONSTER CROWD on HAND

Special to rhs Washington Herald.
Laurel, Nd. Oct. 8.-Six favoritei
came home to-day at Laurel Park. and
one Of the largest crowds ever assembled
at the track went home happy. The
track was fast and the horses ran al
they were marked on the board
Tony Aste. the ex-bootblack king
won the first and second races today
The nrst was annexed by Phyllis An
toinette. q smart filly. who won ~ she
pleased.
Ten Point. the winer Of the second
race, ran like a real race horse. and waa
first home. while J. 8. Tyres Robert
Bradley who was played by the wise
for a place was right there all the way.
while Federal. who was looked on a. Q
good thing, was third.
Edith Inez. with young Kederis in the
saddle. won the third event She was
cleveriy handled by Kederis. who layed
on the pace until the stretch was
reached, where she drew away and won
by two lengths. while Patrick g. was
second. and Frank Purcell third.
ShackIetoa wins Fourth Race.
Everybody was down on Shackleton
in the fourth event. The result va,
never in doubt as Shackleton was there
- oA os88eS VI tuc ToSc- IcuOUDSON "os
second. and Sam jackson third.
Donald Macdonald, who ran q disap-
pointing race last week. easily disposed
Of his field today. Fred Mulholland,
who was second. ran the best race, and
parhaps would have won with better
luck. At the dve-eights pole Fred was
last. nve lengths in the rear Of the others,
but at the finish he was only beaten .
neck. This horse is much better than
he is credited with being.
Old Hilarious did not run out today,
and any time he does not sulk he IL
nearly all there At the finish. He ran
kindly to-day and won by two lengths.
while NonpareiI was second. and York
shire Boy third.
The management OF the Marlboro
track. which will follow Pimlico, stated
to-day that several carloads Of horses
are en- route to this track from Mineral
Springs. Ind Among them are some
Of the best horses In the West Marlboro
will give q ten days racing In connec-
ton with their fair. which promises to
be the best ever held at these grounds.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Maidens; txoysarold hllies: five
and one-hak fuulones Phyllis Antoinette liz mic
TaEgnn). } to 8. won; Mary Ann X. II. tButwelD.
to l. second; Mohawk Girl. liz (McCarthyl IL
70 l. third. Tine. 1s S6. Mahubah. Huda Maid.
Novrlut, Laxuh. La Sainreia, and vineto aho nm.
SDCOND RACE-rwoyear-oids; five and onehah
furionsA Ten Point. Ill McraUart). II to .. won:
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schaefsr and Altrosk
FlncAsd in New York

New YssaE, Oct. 1a.@AJsshs De-
vers ~ Ls0ls Drueke, - tAs
New Yssk GAantss ssyneurs fes.
merry sf tie Giantss Hal Chnses
81 the New Yeek Yankees3 ~Niek"
Altreeak. an1 ~0eFaaAy" Sehse-
fef, of the NatSeaals. were ~.
saigneA before Aagistrate Kse-
tel b West SIDE Co0Ft to-day,
yehargeA With vielatisa 81 ths
S1nAsy ball-playtnG law. BseA
was AneA - uDsn Daeading gu1l.
~. They were ne0beRs 0f the
~AIl-star' .gsregstis. which
was giv1ng m enteFtaln1ent at
the Olympic Oval yesterday, and
m aAalss1sA wss eAarge1
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
~ C. w. SWAN.

Techs eleven will make its initial ap-
pearance in the scholastic series this
afternoon at Union League Park. meet
ing the Red and White aggregation
from Western High in the third game
of the schedule.
The team from across the creek is
confident Of defeating the Blacksmiths.
while. on the other hand. the lads from
Technical say the game In over. all but
the final score, and that will be about
90 to o. with the Western team on the
nothing end.
we'll and the Tech coach will have an
other Tech team, not very fast. but
team which will keep plugging all the
time.
The Tech ends. Roberts and Doleman.
are over six feet. while the backnsld
will not be as large as in former years
From all reports. the Manual Trainers
will put ono Of the heaviest teams In
the series on the field to-day. with q
line which will average ITO pounds
Capt. Howard will have practically
the same team which started the game
against Business last Tuesday in the
field to-day. with the possible exception
of Letter on one of the ends. Western
was defeated by Business, 20 to 0, In
and the Western coach are anxious to
win to-day's battle and will open up at
once.
Western was beaten, IL to !, by Coach
Green's Cathedral School outfit Satur-
day and will have to play q lot better
football to-day to win than 1t did
against Cathedral and Business.
Stokes Will more than likely be
seen in center when Central meets
Technical next Tuesday. Coach Thomas
shook the team up a little. sending
Stokes back to center. and Mess in the
backfeld. Both the Bowmans are out at
the present time. with Richards playing
left tackle. This lineup may not last
until the game with the Blacksmiths.
but it is safe to say that Stokes will
not play a backfeld position against the
Maroon and Gray aggregation.
McDonough and Carey on the ends
appear to be sure OF their Jobs. with
Fowler and Reeves in the backneld.
The line will need a great deal Of at
tention before the Tech game. and 1t
was stated last night by one of the
Central coaches that a different team
would meet the Blacksmiths next Tues
day than the one which just beat East
ern last Friday.
Business Is working hard Yesterday
Coach Farmer put the squad through
two hours of hard work in preparation
for the game with Eastern Friday. The
Stenographers will line up practically
the same as in the Western game, with
the possible exception of Sultman in
fullback instead Of King. who may be
sent into line.
But the real game will come next
Tuesday, when Central meets Tech.
This game will eliminate one Of the
teams from the championship race, and
II is a good bet either way.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
LAUREL INFECTIONS.
~ oeors. rorrta

By osorss ,. Morria
First race-Fatty 0rubb. IN.
surancs Man. George stoll.
Second racs-Nindinstte. Col.
Castle. Haldeman.
Third racs-lsadora. Aitamaha.
Lochiel.
Fourth race - Superstition.
Carlton O.. Hamilton.
Fifth race-LAd Of LAngden.
Be. Bonnie Eloise.
Sixth race-Hempstsad. Ado
lante. Grania.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
PRINCETON PREPARES.

Spends Afternoon I'm TacklinE Pfac.
tice, Where Team IL Weak.
Princeton, N. J.. Oct. 3-Princeton IL
bound to leave no stone unturned in
its efforts to beat Harvard next Sat
urday. but a comparative rest was the
order for the Tigers this afternoon.
The whole squad was out and the
varsity lined up Just as 1t did on Sat.
urday. The feature Of the offense work
was the kicking Of field goals by
"Hobey" Baker. Pendleton and Waller.
Baker has already proven his slrill, but It
b being developed stiI further, and
Brinkley. the crimson's pet bootsr may
ind his match in this Tiger player.
An hour or more was put in at the
dummy. Any man tacklins too high
had to repeat 1t until ne made q salts
factory t9ckle. The tendency toward
high tackling 10 one Of the worst faults
Of the forwards and the coachers are
trying to eliminate It.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
NEW PLAYS FOR CORNELL

sharpe Inhtructing Formations to
De Used Against Williams.
Ithaca, N. r, Oct. AIN the best
physical condition 30 far this year. Cor.
nell started in to-day to prepare for the
game with Williams on Saturday and
the three more dificuit games to come
those with Michigan. Dartmouth and
Pennsylvania. The lthacans spent G
long time to-day pouring over. with DR..
Sharpe. Q series Of new formations.
The exhibition Of form In the Bucknell
game Saturday pleased the coaches con-
siderably. and they viii try this week
to build Up an attack. 30 far they have
spent all their time teaching the men
elementary football. and this. with the
fact that many players were in poor
physical condition. prevented tho de-
velopment Of any sort Of team play.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
GLOOM RE1GNs Al PENN.
st1dents worry Over Teams Pros
pects In RenaininG Games. q,

Students worry Over Teams Pros
pects In Remaining Games. -
Philadelphia, Oct. .s.-The University
Of Pennsylvania football players were
given a rest to-day and no practice was
held on Franklin field. The Lafayette
defeat cast . gloom over the Red and
Blue students and on all sides there
were discussions concerning the pros
poets OF the Red and Blue eleven in the
games with Penn State. Michigan. the
Indians and Cornell.
Capt. Mercer. the big fullback. who
had his ankle badly twisted, may not be
able to resume work tomorrow. The
squad Of twenty-five players with be
taken to Media to remain until Satur-
day morning. The men will 60 through
signal drills. and It is expected the
change will assist in rounding them into
condition for the contest with Penn
State.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
YALE STARTS AT BOTTOM.
Old Ell Coaches Start Team OveI
Again.

New Haven. Conn, Oct. 1-Yale be-
gan at the bottom Of football to-day to
build the eleven up. The eleven was
divided in squads. the coaches taking
the players according to positions. and
drilling them two hours in accurate
minute points Of individual play.
Billy Heninger Unexpectedly arrived
to-day from Minnesota in response to a
call Of the resident coach. He Jumped
into togs and ploughed over the gridiron
with the guards till dusk checked work.
He reported that Tom Shelvin can be
expected Wednesday. Foster Sanford
and Howard Jones were also on hand
to-day.
Because Of the scarcity Of guard ma
terial Half Back Mike Madden. who
weighs $50 pounds, was transferred to
guard. York. Randall, and HARRISON are
out Of the game for some time.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
Franklin Car Home First.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Oct. s.-The Franklin
car. driven by Ralph Hamlin. won the
fifth annual Los Angeles to Phoenix
automobile race Of 61l miles. finishing
with a circuit around the State fair race
track at rs o'clock this afternoon.
The Cadillac. driven by Soules. arrived
second, and the National with Fuller
at the wheel. third. The Franklin's
running time for the sl1 miles from Los
Angeles was sixteen hours and thirty
seven minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
ADDITIONAL STANDS ERECTED.
More Seats Installed at Cambridge
Stadium for Princeton Game.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. B.-rhirty-
eight thousand people can see the Har-
ward and Princeton football contest here
Saturday. Extra stands have been
added to those already erected in the
stadium, which can accommodate such
gathering.
Practice Today was pretty stiff for the
first day Of the week. Many Of the regu-
lars rested. but the majority Of them
did light work. Storer. Parmenter and
Hitchcock were absentees. FELTON,, at
right end, and Trumbull. at right guard.
were the only regular linesmen In the
signal drill and dummy scrimmage. The
backfield. however. held all its regulars
except Capt Wendell. who turned his
ankle Saturday. Bradlee took Wendell s
position at fullback.
Later the second team. armed with
Tigerland attacks and trick shifts, made
the varsity work their prettiest In d.
vining the intent OF these plays and
breaking them up. No scores were at
tempted.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
SOCCER TEAMS TO PLAY.
Warrington Club Meets Fort MyeF
Eleven sunday.

The Washington Soccer Club will tackle
the eleven from Fort Myer Sunday at
Capital City Park. this game starting at
o'clock. Sunday the Washington team
defeated the Sons Of st. George. s to 0,
and as the Soldiers are known to be one
Of the fastest teams In this section q
battle royal is expected. The soccer game
will start at the conclusion Of the foot
ball game between the Mercurys and Ne
ridians.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
MERDIANs VS.. MERCURY.
Csock Local E1evens Meet at Cay
ftal City Park.

announced last night that he had can
oelled the game with the Trinity eleven
for Sunday. and that the Mercurys would
meet the strong Meridians at Capital
City Park. The Meridians defeated the
Trinity aggregation last Sunday.
Several Of the high school starr are
playing with the Meridians. including
Reggie and shags Rawlings, Gesford. and
Stock. The Mercurys will have the same
mon in the lineup which defeated the
waverley Club Sunday. s. to 0. The game
at Capital City Park Sunday will start
at 1:0o O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
WILL MEET TO-DAY.

Herfnann and Tinker VIII Confer
In Chicago.
Chicago. Oct. 8.-Garry Hermann u
expected In Chicago tomorrow from
Wisconsin. where he has been on . hunt
ing trip.
A conference between Hermann and
Joe Tinker 10 scheduled to follow. The
Cincinnati owner In known to want
Tinker, and q three-cornered deal be-
tween Chicago. Philadelphia. and Cincin-
matt may follow. The deal il necessary
to satisfy Evers. who refuses to release
Tinker.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
Army Team In Good shape.

West Point. N. Y, Oct. S.-rhe Army
team came out Of the hard game with
Colgate on Saturday in excellent shape.
It was too late when the military driIl
was over to-day for football and the
coaches decided to rest the men and
substitute . blackboard drill in the
gymnasium.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
YOUNG GarAelAs G

Young esrAelds Challenge.
The Young oarneids would like to play
all football teams averaging los pounds.
Address Edward Metsel 61o Third Street
Southeast.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29

Tonchd0Wns-Hager t5I, Van Devent1 81, Schveg-
Ter 81. Conneil. Nelson. Refaee-Mr. Davis bud
ness High SCHOOL,. TmekeepG-Mr. Meyer. Hsad-
ine-Mr. Byrsn tUniversity Of Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
TANGLEW00DS BEATEN.
Picked Football Eleven Wins BY
Score OF IS to o.

A football team composed of former
Tangiewood A. c. players defeated the
present eleven representing that club Is
to 0. The Tanglewoods put up a pIucky
game In the face Of overwhelming odds
Capt. steed and Dodd played well for
the losers, while the work Of tho win
ners' backfield was the feature. Lineup:
Ta,sevrods Hv.Tsnde~ooda
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
FLYNN MEETS MCCARTHY.
Heavy-weiEhts signea to Ffght n
Los Angeles.

Los Angeles.
Chicago. Oct 2s-Jim Flynn. claimant
Of the white heavyweight championship
and Luther Mccarthy Of Nebraska. one
Of the most prominent Of the big hopes.
were signed here this afternoon to box
twenty rounds At Tom McCary's club
in Los Angeles. The affair 10 to be At
catchweights.
The financial inducements are . purse
Of $S.ooQ. split sixty and forty, with the
privilege Of IS per cent. Of the gross
receipts.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
To Manage from Bench.

Joe Birmingham. the manager Of the
Cleveland Maps. hopes-so be able to pick
up a capable outhelder next spring in
order that he may manage his club from
the bench.
According to Birmy. the majority of
the Clevelanders who will be in the game
next season are youngsters. and Joe be-
lieves that he can be Of more use to
his club on the bench than playing in
the outfield.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
TECHNICAL AND
WESTERN ELBYBNS
CLASH TO-DAY
Blacumiths Make Initial Appear.
ance in Scholastic Series ct
Union League Fark.
CANE STARTS AT $50 O'CLOCK
ro-DAY's LINEUP.
TECH.
WESTERN.

WESTERN. TECH.
Letter. L. e. Roberts, Z. e.
Smith, L. r. white, L. r.
Brooks, L. G. Harry, L. g.
Rohref, C. HaKf1sens Q.
Ha,sen, n. G. Moatgsuf, u. g.
Adaus, n. r. Boyer. =. +.
MeIntyre, n. e. Deae0nns b. =.
Iarken. q. b. Mckinney, Q. D.
FSller. L. H. \. EcAena0rl, LHB
Howard, RIB. Davfs. F. =.
Bethel, r. y. Gilbert. n. H. b.
Plaoe-Unioa League Park.
T1ne-Ss1o. Referee, 4f. Geas,
Lehigh. UnDife-Ar. Neilsens
Nebeaska.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
cn.l,.us.. An 11s-pou.A T....

The Church Of Asoension football
team would IKE to arrange games with
An elevens Weighing 11S pounds. Address
James N. Hill, 13S4 Thirteenth Street
Northwest.