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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sheffield Emtertains
For House GueStS.

For House Guests.
One of the largest and most brilliant
parties of the season was that of Mr.
and Mrs Ed Sheffield, given at the
Country club On Tuesday evening in
1onor of her guests, Miss Lula Bacon,
of Albany, and Misses Eugenia and
Margaret Keleher, of Albuquerque
New Mexico.
The club was prettily decorated for
the occasion, potted plants and cut
flowers being used in profusion.
Tables were placed for bridge in
the halls and dancing was also en-
joyed.
At a late hour delicious refresh
ments were served.
Those invited besides the guests of
honor were Misses Mary Davenport,
Elizabeth and Mildred Hollis, Willie
Person, OF Orlando Fla; En- Eldridge,
Rebecca and Ruth Hodges, Matte
Lewis and Georgia Bena Dodson, Ger
crude Jossey, May Belle and Blanche
Hawkins, Ruth Brown, Mamie Sue
and Callie Bell, Mary Ella Davenport,
Lula and Linda Mathis, Kate Wheat
iey Mary Hawkes., Constance Holt,
Louise Willifofd Mary King, of At
!anta; Mary Murphy, of Atlanta; Vir-
GINA Gum, Ethel Loving, Darien Pink
ston, Fannie May Williford Matte
Rylander and Misses Hill of Gulfport,
Miss; Messrs. Robert Hawkins, John
Mathis, Eugene Bailey, Walter Page,
John Allen Fort, l.. F. Grubbs, Heys
McMath, Walter Ben Hollis, Frank
Long, Lawson Stapleton, Earl Will
liams, VIII Bailey, Charles Burke,
Lee Hansford, Gordon Statham, Earl
Statham, Willis Hawkins, j. D. Hooks,
Harry Hawkins, Charles and Eustace
Ansley, Harris Council, J. A. Pink
ston, John Hodges, Frank Cato, Hol-
is Lanier, James Fort, Walter Brown,
|
Walter Rylander and Herbert Haw-
%ins; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheffield,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford Wheatley Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson Stapleton, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
met McNulty, Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Kali
mon, DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. w A. Dodson, Mr.. and Mrs
! w. J. Jossey Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
| Dykes, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M Lowry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ship, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Clarence Niles, Mrs. Howell Sim
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mcleod, Mrs
Alice Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
| Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lanier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Lanier, Mr.. and Mrs. LIZ
Their Hawkins, Mrs. Mary B. Clay, Miss
Brice Pilsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Grlff
Eldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harold, Mr.
and Mrs. Lucius McCleskey, Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Hightower, Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Hill, Mr. and Mrs T. B. Hooks
MIR. Tommy Hooks, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Moreland, Mrs
Ira Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sta
than, Mr.. and Mrs Will Green Tur-
LIN, Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Fricker, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Gatewood Miss Lily
Glover, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Harris
DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Mckee, Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Council, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Council, Mr.. and Mrs. d. F.
Davenport and Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Davenport.
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ors invited besides the honor guest,
including Miss Mary Murphy, of At
lanta; Miss Mary King, of Atlanta
Misses Margaret and Eugenia Keleher,
of Albuquerque. N. NJ; Miss Lula Ba-
con, of Albany; Misses Hill, of Gulf
port, Miss, and Mrs. Edward Kiker,
of Cordele.
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For Miss Georgiana White.

Miss Annie Williams will entertain
one afternoon this week in honor of
Miss Georgiana White, of Griffin, who
is the guest of Miss Catherine Dav-
export on Taylor street.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-16
Mrs. Calvin Carter, Jr., Hostess.

Another delightful occasion among
the younger social set was the heart
dice party given by Mrs. Calvin, Jr.,
on Friday morning at the home of her
mother, Mrs. S. L. Stills, on Lee
street complimentary to several visit
ors, Miss Adelaide Galloway, of At
lanta; Miss Mary Murphy, of Atlanta,
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Party Will Spend Two Weeks On Sui
liVan's Island.

A congenial party of young ladies,
fourteen in number, will spend the
next fortnight on Sullivan's Island
off the coast of Charleston, S. C.
Some of those included in the par
ty are Miss Mary Mathis, Miss Mamie
Sue Bell and Mrs. c. o. Niles, from
Americas, and Miss Lila Galloway, OF
Washington, Ga.
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Dance at Prospect Park.

An enjoyable affair of last weeb
was the dance given by the young
men at Prospect park on THURSDAY
evening, complimentary to the visit
ing young ladies in town.
The guests went out to the PARK
about nine o'clock in cars. Among
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I'm THE SOCIAL WORLD
(By Miss Rebecca Mathis.)
Marriage Announcement.

Mrs. Marsall Martin announces the
engagement of her daughter, Eliza
beth Edna, to Mr.. Olin Alvin Williams,
OF Americas, the marriage to occur
Tuesday evening, July 9th, at her
residence on Church street. No
cards.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
MORE ENTRIES FOR
HERALD TOURNEY
Garrisons and Fifth Baptist Teams
Will Roll in The Washington
Herald Duckpin Meet.

The latest entry in The Washington
Herald duckpin tournament. that will be
rolled on the Royal Alleys starting Feb
ruary /, Is the Fifth Baptist team The
Garrison quint, OF the District League.
also put in entries for the entire team
yesterday.
This tourney gives promise Of being the
biggest event in the bowling world Of the
District in late years. as no less than 100
bowlers have signifed their intentions Of
rolling for one Of the gold medals.
This Is a chance for the crack bowlers
OF washington to get together and show
the home folks how well they can spill
the little pins. No pin knight is barred,
and, as the tournament will likely be In
progress for a month. II is expected that
many high scores will be made
There Is a chance for q bowler to OBJ
tain more than one medal. as the same
sman can enter with a team. roll In the
doubles. and also in the singles. Not
only in these events. but as prizes are
given for the high game and high total.
a bowler can obtain five prizes There is
little chance Of any pin knight being the
winner of all these classes, although II
has been done.
Only one chance in each event will be
given the bowlers, the same as in the
pm at dNNAoOh aAtA IN
cago. As this Is the first duckpin tour
nament OF its kind ever held IN the Dis
trlct. 1t is expected that practically every
wielder Of the small ball will enter and
try to corral one OF the handsome prizes
offered by The Washington Herald.
Any duly organized team, affiliated with
any league in the District, may enter to
contest for the team prize. Any individ-
ual OF two-men team may enter. No
bowler Is permitted TO bowl more than
once (three games) in each event No
entry fee win be charged Bowlers. how
ever, must pay for the games bowled.
To facilitate the making UP Of sched-
ule satisfactory to all entrants, II is ad-
visable that teams sending In their en-
tries give two or three available dates.
Entries will positively close on jan
uary q.
Entry blanks are obtainable at sporting
department OF The Washington Herald.
and OF Frank Sherman. proprietor Of the
Royal Alleys, where the tournament win
be held.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
TURNER DEFEATS
GRAPPEER MONTANA
Local Wrestler Gains a Fall and His
Opponent Refuses to Continue,
Owing to an Injury.

Joe Turner, middIe-weight champion
wrestler OF the world. was returned
the winner over Lewis Montana, the
Italian champion, last night at the
Gayety Theatep before large crowd
after gaining at fall in 81 minutes.
In throwing Montana Turner used
the flying hold, picking Montana up
and then slamming him down on the
mat. Montana claimed that when
Turner threw him his shoulder was
broken. but physician at the ring
side, who was called upon TO examine
Montana's shoulder. stated that no
bones were broken, but that a ligament
in Montana's shoulder was badly
wrenched.
Montana's manager stated that his
man knew that should he continue the
match, Turner would have an easy
time throwing him, and, rather than
put up a poor exhibition, which would
only cause his man great pain. he
would throw up the sponge. The ref
cree then awarded the match to Tur-
ner.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
SPORTING
SIDELIGHTS
BY BILL BAILEY.

Another Mexican athlete dropped
around to see us last night.
Willie Hoppe is scheduled to appear
at the Leader Club billiard parlor early
in February. This time Willie comes
unheralded, as Bert Mank, his former
manager, is working for a living.
Grin thinks that a good live catcher,
one who can throw accurately to second.
is the best asset OF which a college
team can boast. most college ball play
ers run wild on the bases. he declares.
Frenchy's kind invitation is acknowl-
edges, but cannot be accepted for sew
eral reasons. We always go TO church
on Sunday, II he must know.
The poem entitled When the Skates
Are Put Away has no bearing on the
recent postponement of the Charleston
race meeting.
, ''The Diamond Cipher" as present run
ming in The Washington Herald. still
mystifies.
Did you read ''The Big stick" this
morning?
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20

was peacefully dreaming. when the green
curtains were slightly agitated. The
Cuban stretched himself toward the edge
Of the berth and peered downward. Moth
ing visible. II any one had been trying
to rummage In the lower berth. he had
fed with snake-like silence and lightning
speed Solano. deciding that he had been
in error, drew back. and waited out his
watch without further Incident
With the first rays of sunlight. both
boys were astir. Slipping down into the
aisle without waiting for the porter's
ladder, they looked into the lower berth
Something was jutting out from the
blanket-roll that had simulated peace
full sleeper-a black handle. from which
futtered a tiny bit OF paper. Brockett
seized the handle. and drew forth vici-
Gus knife, with a strangely modelled, al
most half-lmoon blade.
"A Filipino knife" exclaimed solano.
Spanish writing on the paper. Let me
see. With the compliments OF AguilarH :"
To BE CONTINUED TO-NORRowJ
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Thrpe-eishths of mile: selling
Inquieta. l7 tCaIlahanl. 5 to l. won: John Huris.
10 tGrothl % TO I. second; RosA Rahlee. l0
tBorvD s TO l. third. Time. o:56 IGcie, BlDe
Jay Philopena CasanoTa Beulah Nc Josie Lee.
Little Birdie. Russell A., and TendeTest Also
SECOND RACE-One mile: selling Jack Laxsun.
lo5 (KeoEhl, TO s won; Juan. no tCaIlahanl, TO
6 second: Lotta Creed lG3 Carter, to L third.
Time 20 Fiorence A. also Tsn-
THIRD RACE-0ne mile. TaIlow Dip Rusenl,
) % i. won; Regards III tGrosSl. % TO l, second
velsini 100 CPostl. . to l. third Tine i:l8 IS
Elder Brave withers. KuropAfkin. Earl's OOrn,
King White IN Meter. High RAnge. JuArez. King
Thistle and Amarillo also ran
FOURTH RACE-FiTe and One-hAh furiongs;
handicap Kootenay. los CTapIinl, 2 to l. won; DT.
DOugheTty. lc3 tCSrterl. to !, sscnnd: Pride "a
isnore lel DENNY. TO z third Tine, l5s.
FLYING Wolf and Lady Rankin also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six ftIrl0ngs; selling. Oxer. is
tGrussl. to ]. won; Bob Lynch. IL tNiulhgAnl, :
10 s. second: Don Diego. III DENNY. 10 to thiru
Time ia rs Jim Nc Lnm0nd. DiscUntent Dave
Montgumery. Pedro. Prince Winter. and ST. oriof
also
SIXTH RACE-Si1 furlongx; selling. Gemmell.
loT Rosenl. TO 10 won; FAneuil Hall. III POST.
70 to l. second: LAght knight, III lMolesEurthl. 4
to l. third. Time, l:H 2A Ed keck and Grow
Robb also ran. Angeius fell
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
No Chance for Nationals to Get Moriarity|
IsrNopsls or rnEcEpINe cnAPrERs.l

The ..cre.s of the United States are being mys-
terioasly stolen By other countries ano efey mes
sage d any mportance Is being seen ana me
contents deciphered TO foreign interests several
different cirhers Lad been Arranged b experts. but
Agents Of toieign countries always managed 10 Hnd
out their contents.
Is summoned hy the chief on 4 trivial matter. and
a. he Is about 10 leave the Once several papcrs
drop out of his pocket Mr.. Pinkweh picks them
up. and y locking them over fnds that thsy con
Brocketf's CIPHER earns him a chance to rsndsr
service 10 his country. and he has been asAisned
to an important diplomatic erAnd-
Arriving at Gen Coles ofee: HarrJ brocAe.t Hna
his Cuban friend are intnlsted with an important
mission 10 the City Of Mexico
Brockett and solano attached In the night pJ
the scarred Jap and Filipino eoupanion, ont
Mike MeKane husky messenger boy. sones 70 TIE
rescue and the Rssafiants arr frustrated In their
attempt To steal the Diamond Cipher hey
After going TO = ball same. they start for NeS
York, and while in the ferTybo.t .ons one slr,
note into Brockett's pocket which reads; fo1 a~
beginning weIl-iook out fer Kelly.
Brockett and S0lano discussing the varring
IN rveard 10 Kelly and decide % hold a
several tines they arrive in ChipatoSn. and. a. =
they arr waking down the strect, gang o.
fighting CelestiAb swNm out q doorway. Ly-
ing to retreat, BrOckett and solano End smother
gang in their rcsr. and al that moment doof
Is opened and the boys are hidden 70 enter As
they come into the room bag n thruSn oFf
their heads and = voice. that Brockett rrcngni1es
As belonging 10 the Jap. YaHmoto thanks Kelly.
HazmoiO ofeus Hany 5000 for the key to the
cirhcr. bgt Harry refIses After explaining 70
Harry that he must have the key. Kelly. who abs
been brought into the affair, and made TO believe
that Yazimoto has q right 10 the dpher. knocks the
Jap down and allows the boys 10 20 free
Kelly prUvides the boys with an sscOrt. and they
leave the house.
Broekett and solaBo IeaVe keIly's hone with
four q his gang a. an escor1- On Che boat the
lights suddenly go ont, and two sflashes are heard
When the lights 90 mp they and that two men have
bcrn thrown overheard.
The boys rn to PittSburG and then leave for
Cleveland, and during the night the porter a the
Pullman discovers q man searching solanos pocketA
Brockett recugnizes him a. the baron, and the
German Jumps OF the train
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
NEW YORK U. BEATS
GEORGETOWN FIVE
Gotham ouint Returned the Winner
Over the HilltOppers in Fast
Basketball Game, Is to 8.
spee.I % nc w.shInrton Hrnla.

speGsI to The Washington Herald
New York. Jan. 1s.-Georgetown, repre-
sented by the strongest quint she has
put on the floor this season. went down
to defeat before the fast-traveling New
York University team tonight, Is to 6.
The Georgetown boys were defeated.
but not disgraced. as they put up a
hard, game fight. and closed on New
York in the second hall New York Uni
versity led at one time by s to 0, and
the Hilltop quint was handicapped by
the fact that A. A. U. outside rules were
played.
The team had its usual individual abli-
ity, but fell down on team work. They
were well treated by New York. and at
tended a dance after the game as guests
of the New York University management.
Tug" Fury and Schlosser threw the
goals for the Hilltoppers. the former Gag
ing one ball and the latter two.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
"spEED Boys WIN.

Defeat Alexandria High school
Quint by 10 to q Score.
Special to ne Washington Herald.
Alexandria, Va, Jan. ia-The Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum speed boys de-
feated the Alexandria High School quint
in a weIl-played basketball game IN
Armory Hail this evening, Is to u.
Lineup:
SPEED BOYS NH.S.
Lash tcapa-l r. O. wenzei icaut-l. Z. G.
Suilfvan Quinn, L q. rettitt. l. q.
Rayne, c. Curtin. O.
nj Hii RF Johnson. II. r.
Sueoney, u. y. Pohl L. =.
Iimekesp-rs-Messrs Palmer and Ter Williams
Referee-"Rosy'' Hayden Scorekeoprr-Mr Hoy.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20

Chicago, Jan Is.--Jack Curley Is conf
dent he can stage the Jack Johnson-Jim
Flynn fight in Nevada. despite plans of
the attorney general Of that State. In
a wire to a Chicago friend, received to-
day. Manager Curiey says he has the
backing OF two OF Salt Lakes strongest
railroad magnates in this endeayor.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
EASTERN WALLOPS
CATHEDRAL FIVE
Capitol Hill Quint 0utclasses Coach
Green's Lads, Taking 0ne-sided
Contest by 81 to 5 Score.

Eastern High Schools basketball
team handed the five from the Cathedral
School good-sized beating yesterday
in the boys department of the Y. NJ. c.
a. gymnasium, the final score being 81
to s.
Just one field goal was recorded by
the TennaIlytown quint, when, near the
close of the second half, Rust managed
TO toss the ball into the netting. Previous
to this but one point had been made by
Coach Green's pets, McLemore tossing
a goal from foul.
Capt. Varela's quint played the Blue
and White team OF their feet, the result
never being in doubt after the first two
minutes of play. for in that short time
the Capitol Hill athletes Gagged three
baskets. Capt. Varela played one Of the
best games of his life. being all over the
floor and making fifteen OF the thirty
seven points made by his aggregation.
Harris and Weaver also put up good
games
The playing of Baldwin, although hold
ing down a guard position. created a
great deal Of excitement, as the fast lit
tie fellow was here, there, and every
where. to sling four baskets and holding
his man safe.
Lineup and summary:
EASTERN. CATHEDRAL.
Harris l. y. &. lockwood lcapt-l. Ia y.
BALDWIN. R. G. McLemare, r. q.
sabstituies-Wearsr for Harris. Smith for Weaver.
Rust for C. lockwood. Hardy for McLemore, W.
lockwood for Rust. Gray for NJ Carrier. II. Gar
Der for Graz. Goals from hoor-HaTis a., Narela
a. Eskie Baldwin tD. Weaver. smith. Rust Goals
from fouls-Yarela Rust a. MeLemnrs- Referee-
Mr.. Long. Time Of periods-l5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
Famous Onrnmnn Dead.

Pittsburg. Pa. Jan 1a-James Taylor.
sr., died this Afternoon At the home OF
his daughter in Oakland. Taylor was for
years an oarsman OF International repu-
tation, being a member OF the famous
old championship Tyne crew OF England.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
CORNELL BEATS YALE.
Old Ell Basket-baiI Five Loses 20
Red and white, 23 to II.

New Haven, Jan. ls.-CorneIrs basket
ball team moved down Yale tonight by
the score OF q TO Il, plunging ahead in
the last five minutes Of play. after Yale
had evened up the score. II was nip and
tuck till then. Cornell was leading by
only 3 to 5 when the first half closed.
Cornelrs playing was more consistent.
and the Ithacans deserved their victory
Helstead and Ridell played the best
games for their respective fves. Both
Reilly and Kaufman missed numerous
tries for goal from foul.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
CARDINAL RESERVES PLAY.
Patent once Quint In Game i'm
Alexandria.


Basketball fans in Alexandria are In
line for a treat tonight. when the Car
dinal Reserves Of that town line up
against the newly organized Patent Of
fee team. The Patent ONCE bunch, led
by Capt. Ritenour. have practiced daily
at the Southeast Branch Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium. and are playing an excep-
tionally fast game. The team has In its
lineup such stars as Capt. Ritenour.
Johnny" Carroll and Dutch Snider.
The game will be played in Armory
Hall. and a large crowd is expected to
be present, as fully one hundred Patent
once employees have signiied their in
tention OF accompanying their team on
its first journey. Mr.. Long will referee
the game Lineup:
Patent Ofice. Cardinal Reserves.
Iemscn. l. y. Mcbride, l.. r.
Ritenour r. y. Cockreil. r. r.
Appiehaum. q. HAYDEN. q.
Carroll r. @. Roland. r. @.
Snider. l. q. Patterson. L. G.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
INGRAM PLAYS TONIGHT.
VIII Meet Crack Epiphany Quint I'm
Northeast "Gym."

The Ingram Memorial Church qulnt
will play the Epiphany Church quint at
the Ingram gymnasium tonight at $50
O'Clock. The game. which is being played
in the place Of the City League game
between Ingram and Rosedale, will be
the first of series of FIVE games to be
played between the two big church
teams. The line-Up:
Ingram-Vsrela. right forward: Dodge.
left forward: Strausburgh. center: Nc
Caffrey, right guard; Stocket. Chase. or
Gheen. left guard.
Epiphany = Conover, right forward:
Loehl. left forward; Scott, center; Cra-
mer, right guard: Plummer. left guard.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
DETROIT WILL NOT
TRADE MORIARTY
No Chance for Nationals to Get
the Tigers Big Third
Baseman.
,rci,I . rhe washinrton Herald.

srsciaI to The Washington Herald
Detroit, Jan. 1s.-President Navin, Of
the Detroit baseball club, in an interview
here tonight. said: There is no chance
for washington to get George Moriarty.
He is not for sale and l wouldn't trade
him for both Henry and Ainsmith. Mo-
riarty will play third base for the Tigers
this season. and look for him to come
back strong"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
sAENGERBUND LEAGUE.
!. OF o. LEAGUE.
New Bowling League orEanized.

The Mount Pleasant Bowling League
has been organised for the season with
the following teams; The Columbias, Ken
yons. Parks. Monroes. Iryings. and Hol-
meads. They win bowl Mondays. We'd
nesdays, and Fridays at the Arcade
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
Tremonfa 10 Meet.

A meeting Of the fremont Athletic
cub track team uili Be held IN its club
rooms. 1873 L street northwest. to-mor-
row AZ 3 D. m All candidates are re-
Quested to attend.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
Dunn AEaIn 20 Lead orioles.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan, 1s--Jack Dunn
vas reelected to-day president and man
ager Of the Baltimore baseball club of
the international League.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20

Lefty Russell. the huge left-handed
lemon that Connie Mack drew last year,
win be given another trial with the Ath-
letics next year Motto: IF At first ypu
don't succeed, try, try again"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
ONLY TWO LEFT.

EIker and List to Roll for First
Prize In Palace Tournament.
Only two men are left in the Palace
''down-and-out'' duckpin tournament.
EIker and List beating the field last
night These cracks will roll for first
prize tonight, the rolling starting at
10 o'clock.
Five games will be rolled. the man
having the highest total number OF pins
winning the $40 prize.
Following are last nights scores:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
y. n. q. a. Team wins.

The Y. NJ. C. A. indoor baseball team
last night defeated the National Guards
in the Iatter's gymnasium by score OF
IS to a.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
Nernhn snre 10 Get BIE FIEht.

'ApTrcntice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
RLAIR SCHOOL

miek RirdscE. Daniels 90. Bndy %. saundess.
Hollis co. Goal from free toss-stowers. RefeFes-
Mr. schafer. Tima-Mr Galloway.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20

Last night the fast Interrnediats quint
Of the Y. NJ c. A. boys department de-
feated the team from the Blair School.
3 to %. The features Of the game were
the team work displayed by the winners
and the accurate tossing OF Showers and
Daniels. Lineup and summary:
- ~ ~ uThrp cfruoOr
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
y. NJ. c. A. intermediate. win.

Goals frum noor-CoTbert 90, Garter (3, Cole On.
s;ruuseo1oiigh 81. Dodge CO, Gheen. Trmberiiek.
Coax non souls-Dodgs. str0usbor0ush CQ. Carter.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20
FREDERICKSBURG TEAM WINS
Ingram Church auInt Defeated by
20 20 Is score.

Special to Tfs washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va. Jan 1a.-The Fred
ericksburg Athletic Club defeated the In
gram Church basketball quint, Of Wash
ington. here tonight 3 to 15.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1912-01-20

II Griffith is able TO buy Moriarty's s
release from the Detroit Tigers, the Ma
tionals will not be getting an old broken
down ball player-one who has seen his
best days.
Moriarty is not more than twenty
seven years old, and would strengthen
the local club 25 per cent. 1t is doubtful,
however, if Hughey Jennings will be in
duced TO part with his third sacker