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Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-28

Full cream Young America Cheese,
10. ......... l8o
Neufchatel cheese, each Sc
ANOTHER BIG CUT IN FRESH
VEGETABLES
10 lbs to the peck, New Potatoes.
demand Is lbs, the law requires il.
peck ....-.... ............ 400
punches fresh leaf lettuce Sc
punches fresh radishes 5c
6 punches fresh beets, turnips, car
rots or onions .........5 Sc
punches fresh Kohl Rubbi So
New cabbage, per lb. &c
Fancy wax white cauliflower lb. Sc
Fancy wax or green beans, lb. SO
3 punches fresh parsley Sc
8 large hothouse cucumbers .1oc
Fresh peas. per quart Sc
Fancy ripe tomatoes, per lb. So
heads fresh head lettuce So
9 punches fresh asparagus ......5c
Large market basket fresh turnins
Fresh roasted peanuts. quart ..7so &c
Large juicy lemons, per dozen .aoo
Quart boxes cherries 7Lc
Quart boxes gooseberries, currants or
black raspberries ...a1 a1So
Large baskets fancy ripe ton atoes
al $500. ......... CSC
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furiongs; for maiden two
year-olds; pursc 500 Ethel Burg, ll2 tSkirTfnl -
TO ], won: Martha Allen, liz lAIcTagEart). 20 /
second; High Star, lis tKoernerl. 30 10 l. third
Time. 0:l5 rs. Cross Patch. DeTota, Yorkrille Van
DeeTen, F1Abbegast. Billy Holder. and Little Dad
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fire and half furionEs: for
three-yezrolds; purse 500: selling. Rose Of Jed.
dab, 90 Turner. to 5. won; Charley Brown, le5
tButweln. Is TO /. socond Titles Nightmare lel
Davenport Is to l. third. Time 90 IS PLANT
Bind, Star Rose, Judge Howell, Lyme, Norma Girl.
and Jim Ray also ran.
THIRD RACE-one mile; for fhreeyear-oIds and
upward; punse. 800. Kormak. los Hopkins. Is
to S. won; Star 0'Ry1n, lo5 frurnerl to s
second; DR.. Duennsr. lo9 (ButNeiD, Il to l. tlir,l
Time. isDf-k Bette Sue. Eadymioa H. and
Phil Mohr also Tan.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and 4 f1ylonr. tor
three yearolds and upward Columbia Selling stakes.
purse s. no Any Port I5 TuIner1 4 10 s won:
SAger los tKoernerl. TO !, second: Helene IS
lAfeCabeD 20 TO !. trird. Time, l.7Is Jaek
DenmAn. Troy Weight. Efendi sticker. and spohu
aiso ran
and upward; purse. 500; selling. Elizabeth Har-
wood III lHopkinsl. to l. won: Magazine liz
s toll third. Tine. lis Is Canadore, Mon Ami
svsrtH HIN. Saba Blend. Suresst. Emperor William
and sseIclif also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile and a sixteenth: for
threeyearolds and upward; pure 500: selling
Haideman. l6 tsehNeibig), . to 70. won: Eddie
Graney. no Qoffusl. % 10 l. second: Golconda Ia7
tWilson). II 10 ]. third. Time, i.ls 5-5 Roseburr
II. FlaFney, Nanghty Lad. Great Heavens, and
Short Order alo ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
WILSON IS NAMED
TO REFEREE MEET
George Washington Track Team
Officials Announce Complete
List of Officers.

The fun list Of officials who will have
charge Of the running of the big George
washington indoor meet In Convention
Hall Saturday night has been an
nounced. The selection has been a most
careful one from every standpoint and
should result in universal satisfaction.
In the person Of Mr.. Emory Wilson,
who will be referee for the third year,
the Hatchetites have a man wen known
to all local athletes and one who as
sures every one a proper adjustment
OF any difficulty. Mr.. A. II. Chesley
has also been clerk OF the course at a
number Of previous meets and there Is
no man in the South Atlantic division
who has greater ability TO run on meet
smoothly and rapidly.
l. A. Lindberg, who will act as mar
shal. Is comparatively unknown here
in the East, but was manager Of the
University Of Illinois track team OF sew
eral years ago and managed the big
Western conference meet, which was
held at Champaign that year. He was
also member OF the varsity relay at
that school.
Jimmy" Mulllgan. the old Georgetown
sprinter. will handle the pistol, and no
comment need be made on his ability
as a starter. Our old friend, DOC"
White will again have charge OF the
trophies and medals, and W. @. Stuart
and ]. T. England. OF the A. A. u, will
act as oficiaI scorers and award the
points.
In view OF the large number Of ath-
lstes from Baltimore. there are n num-
Der of oficials from that city, in order
that they may have proper representa-
ton.
curious thing. noticed in glancing
over the list. is that although there are
at present no athletic relations between
Georgetown and George Washington,
there are on the list OF officials four
wearers OF a Georgetown @.
The full list follows:
Clerk of the courso-A. NJ. CheEleJ Y. II. G. A.
Marshal-I. A. IlndberE. University Of IliinoA.
staue-I. V. MuligAn. GeorgetoEn-
Ohicll scoreTS-W. G. stuArt, A. A. U, and J.
T. England A. A. L.
C. G; 4 o. schreiber @. W. T.: q. J. TurneT. J.
II. o.. and William HoilaHsll.
TimeTs-J. G. McAlister. W. r. Hudson, G. W.
o.; II. W. Green, II. Long. Y. N. O. A., and W.
c. ThAeheT.
FIeId jadsss-RaOuI Ls Mat. d. n. Hasstt. T.
A. O.; A. n. Mcdonald, G. T.. and c. B. HGnil'
ton, G. W. a..
Inspectos-w. n. Brown. ]. H. T.; L. s. Rich
Ardson. VI. A. c.: II. A. French, W. Q. g. c; r.
CTSnstou, G. T.. William Peet. and H. ksAts' o.
W. q.
Games eommittee-ManIgtr. Howard W. HodEkins.
G. W. T.; assistant mlnssSrs. ". G. slAHou, g.
W. u; r. Hospital, g. W. O., and A. NJ. Brown.
@. w L.
Tickets for the meet are sslIpE at G. H. White
4 Goa - Fourtesnth street, and the medals and
tropfg cups are on exhibition there.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
GALLAUDET MEN
REPORT TUESDAY

After a conference between Capt.
Brick, Of the GaIlaudet College baseball
team; Manager Hughes, and William
Peet, the new coach of the Buff and
Blue, it was decided to have the candi-
dates for pitching and catching honors
report next Tuesday at the Kendall
Green gymnasium for the preliminary
indoor work.
The idea Of having the whole squad
:epOrt for indoor practice will not be in
vogue at the East Side college this year,
thus enabling the battery men to have
the cage TO themselves. Incidentally, the
rest Of the candidates are expected to
get themselves in readiness to report on
March l, and do outdoor work, weather
permitting
Besides Capt Brick. Gallaudet expects
two veteran pitchers, Battiste and
Moore, to join the indoor practice, while
Rockwell is the only student left at Ken
dali Green who had last seasons ex-
rerience behind the bat In the sradua-
ton of ex-Capt. Morris last June, GaA.
laudet loses a good catcher, and unless
some dark horse. appears. Coach Peet
may have to switch Shortstop Rockwell
back TO catcher.
OF the new material, favorable reports
are heard about the Iowa battery, Ras-
mussen and Kendall, of the Iowa State
High School nine, last year.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Thres and one-half furiongs. Lat.
tie Birdie, llo (Keogh), to ]. won Maud Mckee,
ld tMoleswurthl. to !, second; Mother KiteAhm.
10 prior. IS to l. third. Time. o4l 35 Motor
Pride. Moss Rose. lzeit. Tidy Wolfsrth, Icicle
Dad Stearnes. and Little Blonde also ran.
SECOND RACE-One mile. Mamie lo7 Gross
5 10 J. won; Whidden liz CBuxton). 10 to l. second
Tahoe, To- NTolesEorthD. TO I, third. Time.
] :Se 4-5 Minnolette. LehiEh. Nelsini. The Peer
Rake Barney oldhsld. Pedro King White, Dottie
E.. GIugio and Cry Baby also rsn.
THIRD RACE-FIre and onehsn fuFionEs Eve
lima. I0I CIolesEorthl, to ]. won; odeliA 100 q.
Callahan. 5 to . second: F1orence Kdpp. To-
(Grossl. 10 tn / third. Time. 81 35 Hazel c.
Error, Dog Star. W. H. Ford. Wath, Gus Hart
ridge ETznt Lady. The Visitor, Bessie Frank Miss
Miller. Tie Thomas and Strife also ran.
FOURTH RACE-siK furlongs Closer, los
tEstep). 6 to 5. won; Pride Of L4smore. III tBu1-
toni. even. second; Bourbon Beau, los tWingheldl )
tc l, third Time. Ill Is Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-hRh furlongA. John
Grihin II. l0 Murray, eTeo. won; Gelieo. los
tGrussl. 10 to l. second; serenade lcs Burlnsamel,
Z TO l, third. Time. 11T IS John H. sheehan,
70 Solo. Matt oconnsll Sir Ireuus. and Rosy PO-
seJ also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile. Dangerous March. lo7
(smaID, 10 l, won crossoFer. Zoe (Buxtoni 8 10
S. second: Henry WaIbank. lA tMoieswoFthl even
third. Tine, l39 2-5. Stnrtler also
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
Spencer Signs Contract " u Officials for Meet
SPORTING
SIDELIGHTS
~ BILL BAILET.


lie Mat is working hard for his twenty
four-hour endurance roller skate race by
spending his afternoons on the lumpy
half-mile track, Potomac Basin.
Did you ever play Honest Tom?
Ty Cobb says that in few years ball
players salaries OF $1,000 win be COM
mon. John B. Foster. OF the New York
Evening Telegram. rises to remark that
I'VE notice pearls are more common In
oyster stews this year than they were
IN 1910. but no one hears any restaurant
or church sociabie advertising the fact"
Mike KAhoe believes in the old adaEe-
Early to bed"
The suggestion TO stage the Johnson
Flynn fight upon the crest of Mount
Mckinley and install Doc Cook as referee
is a good one.
Muggsy McGraw says that Chief
Meyers, his Indian. Is the best natural
hitter that ever lived. Then Ty Cobb.
Larrie Lajoie. and Joe Jackson must be
unnatural hitters.
Read the Big Stick Saturday morning.
rms 1allng merrily IN The Herald s
big duckpin tourney.
Americus should draw big crowd at
the Lyceum tonight. There is one boy
who knows how 10 wrestle, and Incl
dentally he is one of the finest fellows
personally one would care to meet.
Before they start handing out nick
names to the Nationals We wish to go
on record as saying that Spencer was
always referred 10 as Red" while play
ing In the Eastern League. As the Ma
tionals have Red" Walker IL looks as
IL something else would have to be dug
up and handed TO the big fellow.
IL has been said that funerals are
cheaper in Baltimore than in any other
city in the country Good, Now We know
why they selected the Monumental City
for the Democratic national convention.
The Chicago White Sox ball team will
carry a larger pitching force than ever
before. Ed Walsh is reported to have
taken on considerable weight this winter.
He is almost as big as Bobby Cranston.
the. Fourteenth street White Mans
Hone"
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
TURNER Is AGAIN
RETURNED VICTOR
Defeats Hansen on Gayety Theater
Stage by Means of the
Toe Hold.

Joe Turner. the best middle-weight
wrestler ever developed in Washington,
delighted his large following Of friends
last night by throwing Jesse Hansen. a
Brooklyn light heavyweight. two falls
out OF three, on the Gayety Theater
stage
Hansen was the victim Of the deadly
toe holo, Turner'S famous receipt for
graphing honor seekers who visit the
Capital, and the big Swede clamored long
and loud for another meeting after the
and loud for anotehr meeting after the
match
The FIRST fall went to Hansen's credit,
as Turner gave Up In sixteen minutes.
Hansen had him with a hEmmerlock and
toe hold combination, and used his weight
TO good advantage. The second fall was
easy for Turner in II minutes 80 seconds.
and the final spill came IN % minutes.
Both were gained by means Of the toe
hold.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
THREE NEW MARKS
IN INHERALDTOURNEY
Altamonts and Immaculates
Pass BENEFITS for Team
Honors.
OZARK HORSES" SHINE
Goodman Hangs Up Record in
Singles, Splitting S34 Pins-GOOd
Bowling Booked for Tonight.
HERALD TOURNEY LEADERS.
HIGH TEAM TOTAL.
HIGH SINGLE GAME.

Three records were broken last night
in The Washington Herald Duckpin
Tournament that is being run on at the
Royal Alleys.
The Altamont quinn. considered a
dark horse" by the majority OF the pin
knights, shot TO the front with two 5oo
games and one near that mark, totaIing
l.504 pins for the set. and incidentally
setting a new mark for the teams to
beat, sending the A. ]. Bennett five. for
mer leaders in the race, down the lad
der peg.
In the same set. the Immaculates rolled
1.isl. taking second place away from the
BENEFITS by two pins The rolling last
night was by far the best OF the tourna-
ment. strikes and spares rivaling each
other. In the observation-disclosures set
twelve strikes and forty-four spares were
made by both teams, which is going
a few.
Capt. Goodman. OF the Garrison auint.
rolled in the singles. and from the first
box II was evident that the former star
ball tosser was out for the high mark.
'GoodIe" spilled S34 pins in the three
games. beating both Dunn and Rodrick,
who were showed down in the race for
the individual medals.
FridIey Bowls Good.
FridIey. captain of the ImmacuIates.
furnished the sensation OF the evening.
as he is the youngest bowler entered in
the tourney TO date. and his rolling was
OF the best. 1t was this lad that held the
Immsculates mp in the race for the team
medals. Games Of 1l5. I07. and III fell to
the lot OF the youngster. and at that he
was rolling under a big handicap.
Mullen was the king pin OF the Alta
monts, the second man rolling games Of
lOl, ll9, and 1O6 being the lad to hold his
bunch to the mark. although Champion
and Hoffman also kept the boys on the
move.
The rolling tonight promises to be fast
from the start. as the Ingram quint, OF
the Ingram Church League. are hot
after the lead, and from the scores they
have made in their own league. some
thing is bound to happen. The Arlington
team, OF the District League, will bowl
with the Ingrams. while on alleys and
4, Chspin-Sacks and the Fat Men will
hook Up. The rolling viii start prompt
ly at 40 o'clock.
Following are the scores:
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
Rochester First Base Recruit
Taking Things Easy at
Home in Ohio.
OTHER SPORT COMMENT
Moeller Only Member of Cancels
Trio Not Under Contract.
Timely Gossip.
ny WILLIAM FEET.

The first contract received by Manager
Griffith this week showed up in yester-
days mall and was signed by Chester
Spencer. the big first baseman, who was
one Of the trio Of players purchased from
the Rochester club last summer.
Spencer's home Is in Portsmouth, Ohio,
where he is spending the winter quietly,
enjoying the outdoor sports and taking
Just enough exercise to keep In shape.
Just who will play first base for the
Nationals during the coming season is a
matter OF conjecture, but many experts,
including Scout Mike Kahoe, agree that
Spencer stands good chance of filling
the bill.
The writer had a good opportunity to
size up Spencer last summer taking a
trip to Baltimore when Rochester was
scheduled to meet the Orioles, and with
out throwing any bouquets at the big
fellow, it can be said in all fairness that
he looks like promising recruit, with
every indication OF developing.
Spencer is a left-hand hitter, uses a
short bat. and crowds the plate. He
stands six feet and weighs 10 pounds
and possesses one OF the best throwing
arms in the business. He throws right
handed.
Three years ago. McGraw, OF the New
York Giants, grabbed Spencer from the
Toledo club Of the American Associ-
alton and took him South with his re-
cruits, but Spencer needed more season
ing and Rochester purchased his release.
Spencer is only twenty-four years old
and there is every reason to believe that
his baseball future is bright.
With Spencer and Foster in the fold,
MoeIler, the outfielder, is the only mem
Der Of the Rochester trio who has not
signed. Moeller's contract is expected
almost any time now.
Many students of the game believe that
Buck O'Brien, the young twirler of the
Red Sox, will be the pitching sensation
Of the coming season. O'Brien made a
record Of which any boxman might well
he proud last season in the Western
League. He won a pennant for the Dem
yer Club by winning twenty-siX games
out OF thirty-seven appearances and hung
up the remarkable strikeout record of
esl- That O'Brisn was no false alarm
VAS shown by his work in the American
League when he went to Boston near
the close Of the season.
II Jack Chesbro sticks to his intention
OF coming back, and if he makes good
on the proposition, it will be real treat
for old time fans to see him pitch against
the Tigers, with Donovan on the mound.
Hsppy Jack and Wild Bill belong to the
same era.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
ROUGH GAME STOPPED.
CardInaI-Corcoran Contest Ends in
Fight, COckriII Being Injured.

NuEulnuA-NOEGOEAh SouNGhN En0A IN
Fight, CockriII Being Injured.
Rough tactics and general slugging
caused Referee Bopp to bring the basket
hall game at the National Guard Armory
last night between the Cardinal Athletic
club, OF Alexandra, and the Corcoran
Cadets to an abrupt termination. The
game was awarded TO the Cadets by for
felt. Score, &c o.
The game was one of the series in the
Washington City Basket-balI League
From the beginning of the game, Il was
evident that trouble was ahead Instead
Of caging the ball from the floor, the
players began slugging and clinching. 1t
was necessary for the referee to warn
the men continually. The score was 5
TO in favor Of the Corcorans, when
COckrill and Cassassa became engaged in
a fistic encounter. The game was re-
sumed. but the smuggling continued, and
Cockrill was finally knocked to the floor
He was carried from the floor bleeding
profusely.
The Cardinals refused to continue the.
game. Manager Schofeld Will protest the
game to the league at it's next meet
ing
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
BOWLING TOURNEY DATES.

SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT.
Alleys 1 and :, 7I3O-InErams-Ar-
lIngton.
Alleys ) and 4. 7iSO-ChapIn &
Saeks-Fat Men.
Alleys 1 and 2, os4S-Herbert-
Carroll.
Alleys 1 and :, Sr45-N. Fenton-
Adams.
Alleys and 4, s'4S-LemmOn-
EIker.
Alleys } and I. .0,4S-A Fenton-
BIttinEer.
Alleys 1 and :, IOi3o-J. EIker-
ShIpIeyg J. II. Hafris-Naehman.
Alleys , and 4, IOt30-MOOre-
Gwynne.
SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY.
Alleys 1 and :. 7E3O-Casinos-
Wm. Hahn 4 Co.
Alleys 4 and :, 8s4S-LakIns and
HnlleyJ NJ. FentOn and Al FentOn-
AIIeys 4 and ?, 1Ot3o-T. N.
Thompson and GarrettsJ Harris and
Nachman.
Alleys 1 and ?, IIn5weeks-
Thye, RIder-Hauksworth.
SCHEDULE FOR SATURDAY.
Alleys 1 and :, 7t3O-Fatimas-
ResOlutea.
Alleys 1 and ?, 0s4S-CarroH and
HarIey-HeFbert and Erwin.
Alleys I and :, IOiSO-BalI and
BOrden-OehIer and Fowler.
Alleys and 4, 5i3O-YounE-MII-
Ter.
Alleys and {, 5sSO-N. d. Baker,
Brnsheara.
Alleys and Z, S15-M0hIer and
SImpson-Mann and KOehIer.
Alleys and Z, 9I3O-Immanuels-
Acme.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
AMERICUS TACKLES
FOUR GRAPPLERS
Baltimore Wrestler viii Attempt
to Throw Quartet Tonight
Within an Hour.

Americus, the Baltimore wrestler. who
is after a match with Frank Gotch,
champion of the world, will tackle four
local mat artists tonight at the Lyceum
Theater, after the regular performance
Bumps Turner, brother Of the cham
pion middleweight, Joe Turner. win be
the last of the men to meet the Balti-
more grappler. Lew Scroggins, Joe
o'Neil. and Max Walters, the pride OF
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
VIRGINIA GRIDIRON
SCHEDULE is OUT

Special To The Washington Herald
Charlottesville. Va, Feb. AT a meet
ing OF the faculty board OF athletic ad-
visers held here tonight a football sched-
ule recently completed by Manager Minor
Lille was exposed and finally adopted.
The schedule as given out follows:
SeptembG 3-WiIliam and Mary, at Chariottesr
vile.
OctoheT S-Randolph- Macon. at Cha-i1ftesville.
October i2-Hampden-Sydney al ChHrlottesFfle.
October is-Yirginia Military Institute. at Char
lottesFiIle.
October 8-Open.
November 2-vEndeTbilt, at Nashville, Tenn.
November e-Open.
N0Tember ls-GeorEetOWn, at Washington.
November S-NoETh Carolina. at Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
VAN DYNE TO ENTER
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE

George Van Dyne, Central High
schools star athlete, will enter
Georgetown University In the
fall. and will go out for the foot
ball team. While "VRn' played
the back field in the local schOI-
aEtic circles, it Is understood
that the Hilltop management
Will work him I'm the line at n
tackle position.
Van Dyne Is also q track man
of no mean ability. doing the
dAshes and the quarter mile In
good time. He played the out
heId- on the baseball team last
year.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
Professionala play Even GOLF.

Hotel Belleview. Bellealr. Fla, Feb. H.
Gil Nichols and Alex. Smith played an
even game in the professional golf tour
nament here to-day. each making the
round in IS. Fred Mcleod turned in an
81 Willie Leith was on his game and
scored 50. Smith was out in s., three
strokes ahead OF -Nlcholls, but the latter
evened up matters coming IN.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
loUyT PLEASANT BOWLING LEAGUE.
PATENT EXAMINERS LEAGUR
Gk...ks,- T,A.rf.-,....
CHURCH LEAGUE.
INGRAM MEMORIAL
wIlIiam. Ahead On POOL sIateh.

Earl Williams. the champion trick pool
player Of the world, defeated Adler last
night In a pool match. 405 TO 200. To-
night he win give an exhibition of trick
shots at the Baltimore Billiard Club al
$40 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
Company E wins.

In fast and exciting game OF basket
ball between Companies E. ahd C. OF the
Business High School cadets. Company
E defeated Company G. IL to 10. PedIow
and Eaton starred for the winners, the
former scoring ten OF his teams points
Murphy and Gessford played the best
game for the losers. Lineup and sum
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
GIhhnn. Iknocka Out Cn.hman.

New York. Feb. mike Gibbons, Of 81.
Paul, knocked out Young eastman, the
local middle-welght. in the fourth round
Of their scheduled ten-round bout at the
Empire Athletic Club to-niKhL
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08

German brewers get twenty-five gallons
Of beer from a bushel Of barley, BSglish
brewers but hfteen gallons.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08

Goals from hoor-EAtoa o.. Pedlor (9 Murphy
o.. Gessford. Goals from fres tos.rs-Roeinsoa
Murphy. Gessford Rsfree-Dr. HudSuu b. H 8
Scorcrs-Measrs. Flax and Goldsmith. Tmeksepor-
Mr. Camp. Tine q halEes-i5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08

the navy yard. being the nrst three men
on the programme.
The bouts tonight should be very in
teresting. as Americus viii have TO move
mighty fast to throw the four within
an hour, and the last boy to face him
will work hard to keep the challenger OF
the champion from winning.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08
BOWLING EVENTS TONIGHT

BOWLING EVENTS TONIGHT.
TENPINS.
COLONIAL LEAGUE
(At Palace AneysJ
CoutinsntAlS N Pilgrims
pEPAKTMENTAL LEAGUE.
TAT Palace AueyAl
Census ~ AEricllture.
PATENT EXAMINERS LEAGUk
CAT Arcads Ane5Ll
EuGnees n. ChsnistA
sAENGEKBUND LEAGUE
tAt Club Alieys)
waEne1 "a schumannA
DUcKPINS.
DISTRICT LEAGUE
(At Speedvay Allsys)
Resoiutes ~. Acnes.
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAeUh
IAt Pal.cs Ansy9
wslsbaehS u. Y. N. c A.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
(At Casino AneySl
TolnAn Laundry ~. HaVeunG Baking Go,
NORTHEASTERN EEAGUR
Cat NOrtbsast AIleySl
Hiltops Ts. Capitol Hills.
CARROLL COUNCIL LEAGUE.
Cat RathSkeIler AfeyAl
SalTadors Ts NinAs-
ARCADE LEAGUE.
tAt Aroads AllsyAl
Mount Vernon vs. Hohnead.
RURAL MAIL CLERKS LEAGUE
lAt Palace Autykl
Acss ". F0urS
RAILROAD 7. u. Q. A. LEAGUE
CAT Uniou station.l
Railway Mail Clerks vs. Union Station Nc.
REMINGTON LEAGUE
CAT Merchants Hotel AHeyA)
Rsglls "a PHagOuS.
Quebec Hockey Teams Win.
Boston. Feb. T.-Grandmere, Quebec. d.
feated Boston at hockey tonight by tn
score Of 10 4
The Washington herald., 1912-02-08

Two fast games of basketball are
promised IN the Epiphany gymnasium
tonight. when the Epiphany Regulars
line up against the fast CARROLL Institute
quint. and the Epiphany Reserves play
ihe Memorial Athletic Club Reserves.