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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
Visiting College Shows Bet
ter Form Than Georgetown
Players at Arcade.
TEAM PLAY DECIDES
MARGIN OF VICTORY
Local Players Poor in Comparison
to Clean Cut Work of
Opponents.

Georgetown University Is making no
attempt to explain or excuse the. fall
ure of the basketball team to defeat
Loyola College in last nights engage
ment at the Arcade. when the visitors
handed Coach Coliiflower's charges .
33-to-15 defeat.
1t was the worst defeat Of the season.
and coming on top Of the exceptional
showing against Princeton University
last Friday, came as the greatest OF
surprises.
The games next week. one WIN NEW
York University on Monday. starting
the program, will probably find the
Blue and Gray quint In better shape
and ready for the engagements. Certain
was as poor as could have been imagin-
ed.
Failure to gauge the baskets. utter
lack of ability to stick to the perform
ance on account Of poor condition, and
the display of rougher tactics than were
warrantable. were in marked contrast
Loyola's clean cut work.
The visitors had their work cut out
for them from the start. knew what
they were going to do and went 70 it
with a will from the toot Of the first
whistle. Obtaining six point Head be-
fore the Blue and Gray was started.
the visitors due to clever work In basket
shooting with proper detail to blocking
and checking. made point after point
until nineteen points were made at the
close of the first half.
Georgetown players seemed intent
upon taking long chances in pot shots at
the baskets. instead of working the ball
up by team play. and suffered In COM
parison.
For the visitors all OF the players with
the exception Of Brooks. took a hand In
scoring. All seemed adept in getting
their points and no man In particular
shone above the other.
ForGeorgetown, Wetzel and Waldron
did the most consistent work. Foley,
who was substituted for Heiskeli,
checked the visitors while he was in the
game. but was forced out on account OF
personal fouls
The summary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
Dartmouth Won't Be
Seen at the Hilltop

Dartmouth's Southern trip for its
varsity nine stops at Philadelphia and
the Big Green" athletes will not be
seen at the Hilltop this spring. Fol-
lowing is the Dartmouth schedule:
April II, Seton Hall, at South Orange;
Il, Princeton. at Princeton: II. Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania. at Philadelphia
is. Fordham, at Fordham; l6, West
Point, at West Point, 2, Colby, at Han
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
Johnny Evers to Wear
Clean Suits on Field

CHICAGO. Jan. l1.-Instead of that
dirty uniform characteristic of him for
several years. Johnny Evers, the CUBS
new manager, VIII wear clean uniforms
this coming season. He has ordered
two home uniforms and will have them
spotless TO snow the 3ans who is man
ager The road toys will be dark blue
with Cubs In white letters on The
breast The home toys Will lacky their
pencil stripes of the Chance regime
and will be solid white.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

over; Il. Colby. at Hanover: 26. Maine,
at Hanover; IS. Cornell. at Ithaca: %.
syracuse. at Syracuse
May ., Massachusetts, Agricultural
College at Hanover; I. Lafayette, at
Hanover; ID. Tufts. at Medford; II,
Yale, at New Haven; l6. Syracuse. nj
Hanover: II. Williams. at Hanover; 80
Vermont, at Hanover; Il. Williams, at
Williamstown; -. Harvard. at Cam
bridge: 30. Holy Cross, ut WOrcestCr:
81, Tufts, at Hanover.
June ID, Cornell, at Hanover; u. Yer
mont. at Hanover; %, Amherst. at AM
herst; q, Amherst, ut Hanover.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
Jones Knocks Chance.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. u.-Fielder
Jones, president OF the Northwestern
League. and former manager of the
worlds champion Chicago White sox in
1906, can't see much hopes OF success
for Frank Chance. and doesn't hesitate
TO say so.
IF Chance puts the Yankees in the
first division I'm three years" says
Jones, The viii be doing a wonderful
thing. However, the fans will be knock
ing him so much long before that that
most of bis ambition will be lost"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
ARMY AND NAVY IS
GAME AHEAD FOR
SCHOLASTIC TITLE
First Appearance in League
Results in Victory Over
Western.

Army and Navy Prep is a game in for
the interscholastic basketball title to-
day, having defeated Western by 20 to !
at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym. The Prep
School team hung 1t on Western in APP
proved style. winning all the way and
showing better in team play and cleaner
basket ball.
In committing fourteen fouls Western
established a record which does not
bring special credit to the team from
scross the creek. The game was slower
than those usually played by the other
teams. in the circuit, but once the Prep
got started there was no doubt as to the
final result.
The feature performance went to
Smith. of the Prep team, who scored no
less than twenty-three points for his
side. Time and again ne Gagged the ball
wGs able 10 make the most of every
opportunity presented him.
No Improvement was noted in West
ern's performance over the previous ap-
pearances. The team lacked the es-
sentials of getting together for best re-
suits and were weak in comparison to
the Prep players.
Smith, for the winners, was the best
of the lot, and his work stood out in
comparison to the others. For Western
Doxson and Leetch did exceptionally
well
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
In the Event

Brown King through Chance propes the
rights
weknown frontispece action
lamped his
will Murphy the
to cut n a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
Tandberg Still Ill.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. ll.-Alyin Tand-
berg. Captain-elcct of the Wisconsin
football team. still was in critical con-
dition from pneumonia today. Doctors.
however. look for a change for the bet
ter soon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
Record Achievement.

The FarreChance
looked
But the telling the whole
for what he do months the ball field possibly
vaudeville
populace thumped
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

q Homeric Lyre. the story
OF of y-fours@
Sing daring shots thumPed ditch
The story Of drives, mashie shots pitcA,
SHOULD (which for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

Observation-Disclosures Tor Marlin.
Waldron for Campbell, Lane for wald-
ron, Kelly for Lane. Foley for Heiskeli,
Hollander for Foley. Goals from floor
Scheurich 90. Corcoran 90. Cook Cd.
CO. Foley Hollander. Goals from fouls
Corcoran %. waldron. Missed goals
from fouls-Corcoran 90, waldron al,
Wetzel. Fouls committed-Georret
CD, Loyola 90. Referee-Mr. Hughes.
20 minutes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
Morning Song.

o, the sunshine's in the air
In Bermuda;
The grass is always there
In Bermuda;
Some place? You said the word.
But the biggest boost I've heard
Is they'll soon be rounding tn
In Bermuda.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

we'll ampng
pitching
i'm n eighth"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
Historical Note.

We find ourselves pulling for Joe Rivers the Mexican win
fellow
STILL Rivers Spanish Mexican, Manila brings
that is gudged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
The Dizzy Epoch.

April A. 1913"Batteres-For Cincinnati.
Chicago Bresnahan."
Tinker Hoblize-dd the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

Observation-Disclosures Tor FIagg. FIagg
for 7. r. Smith, Hough for DoNson,
Lehman for Nicholson. Goals-D. Smith
80. Turner ~. Kimberly, Jones, and
Leetch. Free tosses-D. Smith iS), DoX-
sen, and Jones (g. Referees-Messrs.
Law and Beckett. Umpires - Messrs.
Law and Beckett. Timers-Messrs.
Fields. of Army and Navy Props, and
Hanson. of Y. NJ. {. \. Time of halves
IL minutes each.
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March History Class.

Teacher-Eow Bermuda bounded. Murilo?
the
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We beginning for the order
a
We've tipped off the that Old Frank Adams and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
BINGLES AND BUNTS
By
Grdntldnd Rice

The mdon shots spin;
. their
or "brasses" q M ma
Sing ninteenth o
The q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11
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Sing On.

When a McCarty a
reply. There isn't even counter remark
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

We've Old Adams
Bill will launching
whirl
Coonemeaning Ris their Further details
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

Mr. Morgan his the Nile the ha
his mind the collection specimens ivory bonbu
this hackneyed reference
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

The Bush Vedt the Kopje oshed
Of such almost without aid that world series made
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1913-01-11

One of the closest races ever known
in the Patent Examiners League is
now on between the two leading teams.
Interference and Farmers. The former
are leading the league with thirteen
games won and eleven lost out of thirty
rolled, while Farmers have won two Less
and lost two more. The coming week In
the Examiners League is expected TO
develop some Interesting matches. Fol-
lowing are standings including Thurs
day nights match.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-06
4abt0n NIB BeMebme.

= Inter bcm gpriib oes prdiibsnz
ten aari Boat biea oeitern Rahmit.
taa hsr Canton 3Epeig bes oeutid@
amsrifnniif,sn StoDtperbanos feline
monat!ide 0criamrnlnna ab. ipobsi
Sstretdr esohn Bnnbaio prototolIiris.
Der sfinonsz zSetreidr fpuros inItruirt.
Die 1usItshenocn gs.trdss bon Den idus
misen Witalie6ern su folIsftiren, ipos
fur Ct cine Veraiituna BON 20 Yreaeni
erhalten ioa. Das gergniigunastom
niiice tsrifteie. oab Dor osm 5. Ros
bember tsins llnisrhaliurssn mshr ab.
ashaltsn tueroen.
- 6srr Sulius 5u6sr. ipsldsr NIT
ssiner Satin cine Reiie in ieiner 5ou-
rinq zWaifine uad Canton unb so.
lumbus, g.. wafts. III mud, orettdais
lcr 4blpsIsnbeit nah DantoH 5uriid-
,getshrt.
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ltnisr ggent in Samilton iii
Serr GonarS grnf, 449 Sno SInite
GtraFe. Wea Sel. 476 N., Some
Ffone 1861 u.
Srdu 9ngslind ssohnion, eine
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asf.ern Morqen nm 5 lIbr III ihyer
Mohnuna in 9stbann i'm utter bon 90
sSsahren an Shpdte. Sic hinierllBt
sinen Sotn uno cine 5oh:er, nraii
Rcb Garter BON Cincinnati, lpipis 3
Gntel iino 3 llrents..
sSohn qeonaro glaber, ipsldler bot
50 ssnhrea bon Deutihlano nuh Ime.
rita auslpanberte unb iih in 5amIlton
aniiebeIte, iiar6 porlebte Radt in Der
WobEuna isinsr 5otter, Fran 9eor9e
Wet, go. SO Norb . St1abe. on
Shtpdfe i'm utter ron 79 Sdbrsn. Gr
tintsrldst einen Sohn uno cine 5oha
ter iofrie 3 Gn,el.
Tisbe ordnasE in ben 6iihn,rs
hof BON r. Z. S.rau6 uno itablsr
flint 6ennen
- Die Diptthsritis i'll i'm GrI6.
ideH. cine aunbe, Die bon eeoem germ
pernommsn pirb.
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lingen ibr betrd6tlides 16sit hetse@
tragen baben, miiffen biibId binter Der
9arbine bleiben. Damn ordn9t man
ii6 unter lsbbaftem @eblauber our
@orberobe burh. Man fat ip,e0er einz
mai cine premiere iiberitanDen. Du~
nit man mid ni9t miboerfte6t: ih
ipre6e bon fetner premiere i'm 3eut+
I6sn ober i'm aiinitlertbeCter, bic ter=
men mir ia nur nod nu1 dlten BE-
Idrsibungen unb aus ben Sims, Die
man aus ben 9etp0tbeu bes .inemutos
grapbiihen arhibs erft bsrporbplen
mub; nein, i6 fprehe Don Dem 5beas
ter unIerer Gage: bem Gientopp.
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Z9iHSnatbrimten.

Rep gort. 5. Stto6sr. anaet.
.prins }rieorih Wilblr1" bon Brss
men; .llraaium" bon Gatteroam
Rem Uort" oon Souts1mpton; Go
lumbia" BON Glasgow; .M!nneb .ha"
BON 2cnbon.
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BON Rsp gorf.
liperpoof. gn3et.: yScarsHs
tic BON Wpntreat.
4bees.: .Wuiieian" nab Sar
Jraneiseo.
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0eorae1 nah MoHtreal.
Gueenstoipn. abseg.: .gnli.
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nah Rem gori.
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bon aonoon; .1siperian1 ucn Gas
gnp; .Mesantic" non QIperpooI
abges.: ~Ganuoa" mad, 2ipsrooo.
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ebIporb4 nah griItoI; nRutbsnia'
nab lrieit.
2uebee. anget.: p2e.itia" boz
Glasgow ;.gorinthian" BON 2onhon.
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WermiRt.

Seit ssitern 8ormittd9 ipiro ous
Der elterli6en Wobnung, go. 2871
Stanton Qpsnue, Der fiinf Sabre alts
0erdlb Hotb permibt. Ter anaJe be-
gab iid ouf bic StraBe gum Spiel,
tsbrte jebo1 nidt fpieoer beim. Die
Yoli3si purbe bon bem 8erf9fpin0en
bes 9ndben in &snntnib geiebt.
Der Is Sabre aIte RapmOno 8on.ll
BON Ro. 234 Calhoun StruBe piro
felt Samitaa aus Ieiner Wobnung per>
mibt. Die poli3ei purDe srIuht, ndt
bem 8eridnunbsnen umidau gu bdIs
ten.
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alieb aufaenommen fpurpen. Gs muir
be befhloiien, pGbreno Der SblDeiter-
ipoGe in Der Central 3urn1alle ipieber
cine gbriitbaumDerlooiun nit San5
ab3ubalten unb benz gergniiaunasaus
fhub nuroe 8ollnfaht ertbeilt, Die no
thigen 8orbereitungen 3u treffen. Guf
Elm 56reiben bes gunoessSefrstdrs
FIN nurDe befdlofen, bic 8unoes-
aopffteuer einsuihiden uno ebenio Die
sFeItlieDer fir bas gunoesfdngerfeit
su beitelen, bas Ihon in neun Wond.
ten in 2ouispille, ap., f.attfinoet. Die
Ginnabmen betruaen $109,30 uno bie
ausqaben $32.40.
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u { ~ >srt.

Gie Ne,ppprt Office fur bas ,Gin.
einnnticr grlfsSlait" befinSet iidl IN
30. 339 g)orf Sircae. seseniiber bem
Gsnrtbaale, ,uOislbit Nenigfeiten, Ha'
seigen =. |. 10. bis 10 llbr 45 Winn.
ten. A6sRbS eataegcmaenpmmeu wer.
ben. 1clepbOn SOuia 2401.
- Mnnor bsImbclb belt !sbis Mo.
he cine sonisrens nit ben gsamisn
her 6. e U. unb Der 6. & 8. giien-
bobn nb. um Dem RauhiibsI abaubel.
fen. 9esisn Samiida 4beno srhislt er
Gin Gdreiben BON sSas. for, benz gu,
ptrintenDtntsn Der 6. &: 8. GiIen'
hahn. In ipeld,em oiefsr mitibsilt. bof
Il ben .Roap Hortmnn1 iuftruiri ha.
be, oas Houhiibel in Wsfuport su un'
tcrluhen. Gr psripriht Ioforiiae 4b,
hslfs. Brent Mrnolb BON Der 8. &
81. Gifenbnbn thtilts benz Wanor init
bah Il einsn Spsaial. RnHhiniptt:cl
erndnnt babt. nm bic Sahs su unier,
fEhen. Die 1eomten btihsr Balm
linitn ertl1r.en iif berei!. ben Nonol
n btr Nef6mpfuna res Nauhubels IL
unterniibtn.
QommiiT1r Geo Bauer erllGrte
b16 bic Mepayoiuren an ben WdFer
&tferDoirs In fort 11emos nabeal
bonsxbtt iinb. Die Qpnfumenten iptr
esn bsa MN a. seinessj Maier &
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Seioen tuieoertebren, oanu perbe Id spieOer
spoia y. ginfbom'g Yegetubte COMPOUND
nebmsn." Urs. CD. 6errou, SIC
0t8b Ctr, Gbippepa Goas, g8Sconfu.
Qropioence, 8. s. - Sd taru1 uidt mit
9roberem Sob bon Ggoiu 6. Qiutbum's
8e9etoble COMPOUND ipreder, oenu es bat
bel mir l8unosr benirtt uno id nobte
uld)t obne oasielbe ieiH. Sd bate orgdHis
ibc geIdlperoen unb heruieber3 iehenoe
S6mer)en, Rideupeb uno mar iebr berabs
9etcmmen, als ib anftne 2Doia Is. qiats
BANS geqetabls COMPOUND 3u HebmeH.
@s bat mir ssbolfeH uno erfreue id mid,
ieFt Der bettsn Gjeiuuobett SD orbeite ben
saHssn Gag in Der 5abrit uro beiorge
meine Sousarbsit nebenbet. Sic fDuneR
oaraus eriebeu, mas es fir mid aetbau bat
Sic oi!rfsn metnsn gtameu peroffentiiheu
uuo id) fprede iiber 3br Qeaetable CONS
pcuno nit nteleu meiuer GrsunDs." -
Wrs. @bril aopior, 126 2tppttt
Ctr, YrooibsHce, u. s.
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lunS Damn oie Samilie betiubt uno &C.
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fuhte bic apnfImenier, ibre 1anfs
au entleersn, oa iie bon iebt an flarss
Waiier erhalten iperDen.
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arslsaeridts. glsrt, go. los Meit 10
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Sd,lueiser Mannerdlor.

Inter benz 0oriiR oss 6errn 6. 6.
9roife unb Der S6riitfiihrung oes
5errn q. 2ohner belt Der obise 9ere
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ghas. 6ofl. 4usuft 9lafer unn
Moolph Motbns aIs .4tiipe1 uno 6err
acbn Auuifmonn aIs paftDss Isit'
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-10-15

T. B. Caughman. the slayer of A..
vi. Bateman, former rural policeman
Tor Sumter county, who was Thursday
afternoon found guilty of man
slaughter by the jury, was late Thurs
day afternoon sentenced TO serve
twelve years at hard labor on the
county chaingang or for like term of
years at hard labor i'm the State PEN
itentiary.
The verdict came as a surprise to
many. while others had expressed
themselves as of the opinion that the
jury would not find a verdict for
murder, but would compromise i'm ia
vor OF manslaughter. The opinion of
the public generally seemed to be that
Caughman got off light with the YER
diet of monslaughter. Mr.. j. H..
CLIFTON ,one OF the loading attorneys
for the defendant. stated Friday
morning that an appeal would be
made in the case. The case was seem
ingly an interesting one. for the court
house was crowded during the trial
more than at any other trial which
has taken place in long time.
Martha Sumter and Rosa Dozier
also drew heavy sentences from Judge
Sease. Martha was tried on the
charge of assault and battery with
intent to Kill and was found guilty
OF assault and battery of a high and
aggravated nature. She, while i'm Jail,
had made an assault upon Ada
Wright, another prisoner. striking her
I'm the head with n bottle and stab
bing her in the back with the broken
pieces. Martha did not have any at
torney to represent her and was the
only witness i'm her own behalf. other
prisoners having testified for the
state. She was sentenced to six
years In the penitentiary. OF this
sentence she must serve six months.
the rest of the sentence being sus-
pended until she was again charged
with any offense. i'm which case she
must at once complete the first
sentence without any preliminary
trial
Rosa Dozier was tried for assault
md battery with intent to kill and
was found guilty of assault and bat