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The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
VIRGINIA STUDENTS
TO WITNESS GAME
Five Hundred Rooters Expected with
Team-Final Practice Held
at CharlottesyiIIe.
special . The washinetoa Her.ld.

Special 70 me HaA11ngton Herald.
Charlottesville. Va, Nov. 1a-It is e.-
timated that 500 followers OF the Orange
and Blue football team will accompany
their favorites to Washington Saturday
expecting them to vanquish their old RI
walls on Georgetown Field in the annual
clash.
All is in readiness at this end tonight.
and the team. with seven or eight SUBJ
stitutes, will leave here tomorrow for
the Capital, followed Saturday morning
by the Southern special, carrying the
big majority OF the student body. A
short practice was held this afternoon.
the varsity running through the new
plays a few times and then watching q
scrimmage between the second and third
teams Landes was used at quarter
back a short while to prepare him for
an emergency should anything happen
to Gooch, and the second string back
field and ends ran while he was running
the team.
A big mass meeting was held in Gable
Hall, when the members of the team
were present and the students practiced
the cheers and songs to be used at the
game. Each member Of the squad was
given a loud yell and speeches were
inaue W Odpl AOcu' OF last year
eleven; DR.. Lefevre, of the faculty ath->
letic board, and Assistant Coach Harris.
The team is in excellent shape with
the exception Of Mayer. and Coach War
rem said tonight that IL the weather
was only fair he would have no excuses
to offer after the game IL Virginia was
not returned the victor. He is looking
forward TO a hard game, and will ex-
tend every effort to win, as nearly the
entire varsity eleven leaves next year
and Virginia will never have a better
chance TO wipe out the defeats Of the
last three years than she has at present
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
drive
HARVARD SQUAD
Big Crimson Eleven Holds
Long Drill and Scrimmase
for Brown Game.
COLLEGE GRIDIRONNOTES

Special to The Washington Herald
Cambridge, Mass, Nov 13.-The Har-
ward squad had another long practice
session today, the hardest Of the week
SO far. The work consisted mostly of
dummy scrimmages. first against the
Yale plays and later against the sub
stitutes The new team is coming fast,
and all the men are full of pep" The
whole team realizes that 1t must fight
its hardest to win from Yale.
Brown comes to the Stadium Saturday
and hard game is expected. Although
Brown has had a poor season, the team
has been improving this week. and ii
Is sure TO show well against the Grim
son.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
Jamestown.

FIRST RACE-Twoyear-olds: selling; five and a
half furlongS >.Lady Grant. l07: Louise rrarers.
10; Capt. Burns. Ill; Suwanee. is; No Manager,
los; swater Lady. no: Salon. IL; Executor. Is.
SECOND RACE-PuDe; two-year-olds: SIX fur
longs Golden Prime, los; Ben Quince. l07; Ray
o. Light 1Io: Violet May. LIS; RUBY Hyams Ii:
CAPT. Burns. Ils; LGncswood. los; valluie. Io;
John p Nixon. 10; Mater. 1l3; Armament, LIS.
THIRD RACE-Selling: three-yen-clds and up-
ward; six furiongz Delicious. o.; Manheimer. lce:
Inferno Queen. lof Bnary. los; Anavr. ll3: Little
England li3; 'Smirk % Jonquil. I0z: Silas Gr1mp,
los Rod and Gun Ito; Black Chief. liz
FOURTH RAcE-Pmse; threeyearosds and up-
ward; one mile Tartar. s; Nonp4reiI lo2; Carlton
G. ip: Guy Fisher lo2: Sickle. 1@L
FIFTH RACE-Sslling; threeye2r-olds and up
ward: six furiongs. s0utlap, ~; Troy Weight 100
First Aid, lol; Warbler. lo5; Guide Post. los;
Sweet Owen 10: Venetian. 90 John Mars, l0i /;
Incision l0f; Rye Straw. 100; Horace T.. 10
SIXTH RACE-Sellins; three-year-olds and up
ward; mile and seventy yards 90 U Buster, o;
Hans Greek. IS; Mimcst, 1oi; The Squire los;
sKinmundy. Is; Beach Sand. %; Agnar, IoI.
sApprentics allowance.
Weather clear; tra6 fast
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
PLAN DEFENSE
FOR virginia
Georgetown Eleven Is Drilled
to Break Up Forward
Passes.
TWO VETERANS ARE OUT

Yesterday afternoon the Georgetown
football squad was drilled for close to an
hour on one play. breaking up a long
diagonal pass across the line for about
thirty yards. which the Virginia team has
been perfecting for the last week. The
Hilltop coaches have perfected a defense
for this play, which they believe will
make a long gain by this means impos-
sible.
The team is practically ready for vir-
ginia. Jim Barron and Joe Lawler,-two
cripples, reported to the squad yester-
day ready to play. Barron looks to be
in tfp-top shape again, and will be big
factor in holding the Virginia backs on
line plunges. The inability of the for
wards to present a strong defense has
been the chief worry of the Hilltop
coaches for the last few weeks, but yes
terday's workout showed a strong set Of
forwards for the first time.
"Vets, on Hand.
Billy Sitterding and Bunny" Feenan,
former Georgetown stars, were on the
field yesterday assisting the many
coaches. Despite the many reports of
the weakness of the Hilltop eleven this
year, both these veterans seemed op-
timistic over the battle with Virginia
tomorrow.
Nothing but light practice will be at
tempted today, long signal drill being
the order on the Hilltop. The seat sale
has been remarkably large for this game,
and Manager Barrett is making prepara-
tions to handle one of the biggest crowds
which has ever. witnessed a football
game on Georgetown Field. The game
will start promptly at 2:30 o'clock.
Weymouth. of Yale, practically has
been decided upon as the referee for the
contest, with the other positions still
very much in doubt. This question will
be settled this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
INTEREST IN BOUT.
Kid Egan-Johnny Rebhan Fight to
Be q Big Battle

A great deal OF Interest is being mani
Tested in the coming bout between Kid
Egan and Johnny Rebhan. of Baltimore,
at the Ardmore Club on Tuesday night
Egan stated last night that he felt so
confident or winning that should he lose,
it would be his last appearance in the
roped arena
Another feature Of the coming show,
will be battle royal Kid Reason, Of
Baltimore, who has gained quite a repu-
tation in this line, will have two of his
gladiators here to meet two of Washing
tons best As a curtain raiser for the
show Of next Tuesday, Hanks Kuhn, the
40 FOUNDER Of Jim Jung, manager Of
Americus, OF Baltimore, will meet Kid
Marshall Of the United States Engineers
stationed at the Washington Barracks
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
. DOWN THE ALLEYS ono
BOWLING BATTLES TONIGHT.

Nstiuaal capitsL Leasue-casinos VI Z. n O
A.-CaHno Alleys
District LeaEus-J. Z D. 8. 70 casinOs-casino
Alleys
Commercial LeAgus-Hoeks VA Judd q Dstvsilsr-
Palace AneyS
Arcade LsAgue-LAboritss Va shervOod-Arcade
Alleys.
Navy Yard League-Miscellaneous rA West Gun
Shop-Capitol Hill Alleys.
Poss0fHce Lsague-Inspection N City Postochce-
Arcade Alleys
Terminal R. R. 7. NJ G. A. League-Tninmen -
Car Department-Union Station Alleys
Relief AIleys.
Columbia Leasue-BufalOs vs. Indians-ROyL
Alleys
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
Important Meeting Tonight.

The Vigilant reserve football team will
hold business meeting tonight at Z
o'clock sharp, when each member Of the
team will report or send a written state
ment in regard to his intentions of play
ing this coming Sunday against the Pas
time Club at II O'Clock. Owing to the time
,of the game the manager fears there viii
be some trouble in placing a team on the
field, and requests the players who expect
to make the team to appear promptly at
iii Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast at
Managef Denham's residence. Any Of the
players failing 20 act upon this notice win
be dropped from the team.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
VIGILANTS ARE READY.
For Crack U. s. S. Missouri Eleven
Sunday Afternoon.

The vigilants held a long practice drill
last night, and the champions expect to
put up the best game OF the season Sun
day at Nigilant Park against the U. S. s.
Missouri eleven, which will come down
from Philadelphia to meet the Independ-
ent title holders. Previous to this game,
the Seaman Gunners will battle the U.
s. S. Engineer Post team for the cham
pionship of the Army and Navy elevens
stationed in this section. This game will
start promptly at 1:3O o'clock
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
TITLE AT STAKE
in TODAYS game
Western and Technical to
Clash at Vigilant Park in
Seventh Game.
DEPENDING ON SPEED
Fast Attack Is Main Strength Of
Georgetown Team-Tech Is
Heaviest Eleven.
DEPENDING ON SPEED
BY C. w. SWAN.

The scholastic football championship
will more than likely be decided this aft
ernoon, when Tech and Western clash at
VIRilant Park Neither team has met
defeat in the series, each eleven will go
on the field confident OF winning. and a
grand old battle royal Is expected to re-
suit
Tech will outweigh Western fully fif-
teen pounds to the man, but the Red and
White OUTFIT will make up for this In
speed. With "Untz" Brewer. the best
punter In the series, booting the oval for
the West Enders. and with the same lit
tie fellow doing the majority Of the work
advancing the ball. the Georgetown boys
confidently expect to be returned the vic
tors.
On the other hand. Tech will have
Ochsenreiter. that heet-footed lad who
played such a great game last fall, but
who has failed to play his real game 50
far this season. owing to injuries. Och
senreiter will be depended upon TO on
set Brewer. and II he does this the
Manual Trainers should win. II Ochsen-
reiter can hold his own. both in punting
and ground gaining. with Brewer, Tech
should win. but Brewer Is likely to prove
the real stumbling block for the Black
"Oco
Doxon and Gibson, the rival full backs.
are good boys. both can plunge through
the line WELL and are good defensive backs.
Western will use a more open style of
play, as Techs big heavy line will be able
to hold the light westerner's backs with
ease, with the possible exception of
Doxon, who has proved himself to be a
line bucker- of ability in the series so far.
Western will be minus the services of
big Meyer, the giant guard, who has
shown up SO well in the two games
played. Meyer has been forbidden to play
football by his parents, and has left the
squad.
Tech will depend upon ochsentreiter to
circle the Red ends. and also on Capt.
White to make big holes in Westerns
line. To date. Capt. White has failed
to show the form expected of him; he
has been unable to make any big holes in
the opposing lines, and has been playing
to a standstill in each game. White
should be a star, another ''Murph" King.
but he fails, somehow, to measure UP to
the mark.
Mast Win Again.
Should Western defeat Tech today. the
only team In the way to the champion
ship will be Business. and the Steno-
graphers will not prove to be very big
stumbling blocks, II they do not improve
at least so per cent. On the other hand.
IL Tech wins, the Blacksmiths must put
Eastern TO sleep. and this will not be an
easy matter by any means.
Following are the probable line-ups for
haftle.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
CARDINAL FIVE READY.
Alexandria auint to Join Class A
League This Season.

Alexandria, Va, Nov 13.-The Cardinal
Athletic Club basket ball team have been
practicing for the past week In the local
armory and from the present outlook
the followers OF the Red and Grey are
to see the best team in the history of
the net game in this city. Manager
Breen has entered his club in the class
A league in Washington and the boys
are confident of landing top honors in
that circuit.
The football team Of the club have been
using the arruory hall for its practice
and a marked Improvement has been
shown during the past weeks drills. The
local eleven viii meet the Fort Meyer
team at the ball park Sunday after
noon.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
To Play Tanglewood. .

The Tanglewoods have Cancelled the
game for Sunday with the Clarendon
Reserves and will line up against the
crack Piedmonts at National Park at
1 o'clock sharp. Manager Colston re-
quests the Piedmonts to report for prac-
tice tonight at o'clock at the Piedmont
Club.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
BRITT BACKS OUT.
Refuses to Meet Tommy Iowe-Now
After Johnny Nelson.

After Johnny Nelson.
Young Britt. through his manager, Joe
Tipman. yesterday refused to meet
Lowe, of Washington, in the star bout
at Ardmore, Thanksgiving Day. Lowe
offered to make 12S pounds any time for
Britt, but the Baltimore boxer would not
agree. Britt last night completed ar
rangements to meet George Cheny in Bal
timore next Wednesday night. As soon
as Britt refused to meet Lowe, Match
maker Josephs wired Fighting Johnny
Nelson. the sensational Philadelphia boy,
for his terms. An answer is expected to-
day, and il he will agree to make 12s
pounds at o'clock, he will be booked to
meet Tommy Lowe.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
eastern Freshmen win.

The Eastern Freshmen defeated the
Eastern Sophomores yesterday, IS to Il.
The Freshmen outweighed the sopho-
mores- Sicily, Swain, and Boteler show
ed up weH for the Sophomores, while
walen, Towers, and Burgess starred for
the Freshmen.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
SAILORS ARE STRONG.
Reina Mercedes Team VIII Meet
Nationals Sunday.

The Reina Mercedes football team, which
is to meet the National A. c. Sunday at
National Park, First and NJ Streets North
east, will present the strongest lineup
they will be able to put on the field this
season. Dean. the 2o0-pound full back,
one Of the best men OF Uncle Sans fleet
will be seen. with Loftin and Hall, lines
men, and Shaw in quarter back.
Manager Gauzza requests all his men TO
report for practice tonight at o'clock
at the Southeast Y. NJ. c. A.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
Junior. Have Hard Practiee.

Hard practice was held last night by
the undefeated vigilant Juniors in prep
aration for its game Sunday with the
strong Southern A. C. at Vigiiant Park.
The next practice will be held at the
Southeast Y. NJ C. A. Saturday night
at 7:3o o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
1iI<ing EIeYen win..

The Viking football team defeated the
Apollo eleven yesterday, II to G. The
115-pound championship was at stake, and
the Vikings are now ready to defend that
title against all comers.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
Navy.

Annapolis. Nov. 1s.-The final practice
before meeting the team of Penn State
as held today. A hard scrimmage was
held, and the regulars lined up in good
shape. Leonard, the fast half back, who
has been out OF the game nearly two
weeks on account OF a bad knee. got in
the game a short time this afternoon,
but he has still to be careful with his
injured limb. With Leonard's return. the
squad is complete and in splendid physi-
cal condition. Much interest Is being
taken in Saturdays game. against Penn
State. Though not as strong as in pre-
vious seasons. State always plays
strong game against the Middies
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
Carlisle Indians.

Carlisle, Pa, Nov. 13-Leap frog prac-
tice is the latest football innovation.
Coach Glenn Warner turned his war
riors loose for fifteen minutes this even
ing at playing leap frog.
Supt. Friedman, OF Carlisle, said that
the Indians were in the pink Of physical
condition. Elementary football and a
turn around the track were INDUCED in,
and after a brief rehearsal of signals
the team settled for the remainder of the
period for a quick run of both offensive
and defensive formations.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

Touchdovns-Keefer t9. Hayraft, Coe, Leonard
Referee-Mr. Roberts C. Il. s. Umpire-Mr Fisher
Virginia Head lineman-Mr. Center T. H. g.
Enesmen-MessrA Brown and Clark Tmekeeper-
Mr.. Mann. Time Of periods-l2 minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
Must Win Again.

onaciAs: Referee-Mr. Magoain Michigan. Um
pire-Mr Land. NaTy. Head Hnrman-Mr
Leonard Harvard.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

There seems to be a feeling down
Charlottesville way that Georgetown will
not be able to present eleven men on
the field tomorrow. Don't worry Virginia
The Hilltoppers may not all be on deck
at the finish but they will start all right,
all right.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

The Webster basketball 1--WE would like
TO arrange games with all school teams
averaging n5 pounds. The lineup OF the
team Is as follows; Sweeney, right for
Canser, center; Yudelevit, right guard:
Heroes, left guard. Send challenges
TO Capt. Milton Yudelevit, Webster
School. Tenth and H Streets Northwest,
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

The Hyattsville football team would
like to arrange game for Thanksgiving
Day with any eleven In the District aver
H. F. Sonnenkerg. HyattsyiIIe, Nd
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

Lefty Flynn, Yale's star last season
kicked with his left foot Is Lefty a
south-paw or a south-hoof?
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

Europe viii have to stand for c. w
Murphy for three long months. That
evens up for Mrs. Pankhurst and some
Of those wrestlers-
. -Ebbetts, the Brooklyn manager, wants
another shortstop. Another? When did
he ever have a real one?
Mickey Relliher was around last
night. Mickey played first base for the
Hartford Comm club last summer. "I
was almost drafted by the majors" he
confided to Bill Bailey.
"A pet owl that smokes and drinks
whiskey is owned by a Hagerstown
man. The owls name is Boiled
Jimmy Kerr will be at GEORGETOWN
Boston brags Of being the only city
that never has lost a worlds series
Washington hasn't lost one, either.
Looks like a long cold winter. Ty
Cobb has accepted the Detroit Clubs
terms and will not be a hold-out.
There is another accusation against
Larry McLedn, lne Glant utlnty CATCH
er, to wit: That he is good bowler.
bowling alley Is a place where the
cry of set 'em up again." is frequently
heard.
And soon the cry of "AlI-Amerfcan
Team will be heard in the land
Grin says he hopes Georgetown will
beat Virginia, but adds that II he were
a betting man he would lay a few
kopecs on the boys from Charlottesville.
New Cup Defender viii be equipped
with same bronze they used in the old
Defender. II they also put in the same
speed all win be we'll
1T seems TO be eminently fitting that
Branch Hickey. of the St Louis Browns.
and Owner Britton. Of the Cardinals.
should attend the annual meetings of the
minor leagues in Columbus Ohio.
VIII H. Adams. who sent in a piece
for the paper about a prize square
dancing contest. please come across with
another. and write in English. Address
to The Snake Editor.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
NoRTHwEsTERNs WIN.
Trim Church of the Ascension
Eleven, "a to @.

The Northwestern Athletic Club defeat |
ed the crack Church of the Ascension |
football team on the Monument Lot yes
terday, "a to s.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
Yale.

New Haven. Nov. 13-Yale's football
arm today was limited to polishing up
In some OF the odd details of play.
Strenuous work is over for the fall. and
the practice will include only light work
daily till the seasons close. An hours
signal drill and another half devoted
to all forms Of kicking filled out the
program.
Throughout the practice the lineup an
nounced last night for the Princeton
game was employed, Nick Carter al
ternatinS with Red Brann at right end.
Brann. however. Is slated for the posi-
tion. Both Of the green candidates will
get a thorough try-out before the sun
set gun sounds the close of the Princeton
battle, and the candidate that shows
more class will have the call for the
Harvard match the following Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
"REB" RUSSELL IN FORM.
Allows Giants seven Hits and sox
Win, 8 to 2.
Photo b. Woods.
LRITK

Oakland. Cal, Nov. 13-with "Reb"
Russell allowing but seven hits, the
Giants went down to q to defeat at
the hands Of the White Sox this after
noon in the first contest Of a five-game
series which the big leaguers will play
during their sojourn in San Francisco.
Wiltse was hit freely. Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
CHANDLER, JR., WINS TITLE.
Again Lands Harvard ScuIlIng z
mpfonshfp,

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. I3-LewIs s.
Chandler, Jr., Of Tuxedo Park, n. Y.
won the Harvard sculling championship
this afternoon for the second year in
succession. Five varsity oarsmen, in
cluding Capt. Quentin Reynolds. encount-
cred the champion In the annual fall race
for the Carroll Cup this I afternoon
Chandler wen: over the mile course. win
ming out by a length over Reynolds.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

Who asked for waivers on the Tech
band?
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14
Princeton.

Princeton, N. j.. Nov 13-The Tigers
made their last appearance on University
Field this afternoon. A livery forty-five
minute signal and formation drill was
held with vast array OF coaches look
ing on. There was care and snap in
the team, although there is no one who
day.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

Read Buck Howards story in tomor
rows Herald.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

Europe will have to stand for C. w.
Murphy for three long months. That
evens up for Mrs. Pankhurst and some
Of those wrestlers
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

Tech VS. Western today.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

. 1t seems to be eminently fitting that
Branch Hickey. of the St Louis Browns.
and Owner Britton. Of the Cardinals,
should attend the annual meetings of the
minor leagues in Columbus Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

VIII H. Adams. who sent in q piece
for the paper about prize square
dancing contest. please come across with
another. and write in English. Address
communication to The Snake Editor.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

New Cup Defender will be equipped
with same bronze they used in the old
Defender. II they also put in the same
speed all win be well.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-14

-Ebbetts, the Brooklyn manager. wants
another shortstop. Another? When did
he ever have a real one?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-17
THREE CAUGHT IN
HOLD-UP EPIDEMIC
Police Round Up Footpads Ac-
tive Saturday and Sunday
Nights Here.

Three alleged highwaymen were
held in the local police courts today
following an epidemic of hold-ups in
various parts of the city Saturday
and last night.
Two 19-year-old youths were caught
by Special officer Barthemis, of the
Lehigh Valley railroad. as they ran
along the Delaney street dumps last
night from the scene of a holdup at
the railroad yards, The couple,
Thomas Roach, of 81 Maine street,
and James Bannon, of 971a Vesey
street, were held in $500 bail by Judge
Hahn on the complaint of Sebastian
Cffele. of 1O5 Tichenor street, who
lost 70 cents in the holdup.
4 third party TO the holdup escaped
IN the meadows. Late Saturday night
Borgano Regretti. of Ss7 Chestnut
street. was held up and robbed of
S5.15 by three men, two of whom the
police declare to be Bannon and
Roach. Henry Shaninian, of 1862 Belle
Vile avenue, was robbed in his store
a short time later. His description of
the men tallies with that of the two
prisoners.
The third suspect in the case was
arrested by Patrolman Donohue in
Centre street early today Stanley
Ungermah. of 70 Johnston avenue,
Kearny. was escorting young
woman home shortly before midnight
when two men approached him in
Front street near Centre.
One of the highwaymen drew re-
volver and ordered Ungermah to hand
over his cash and watch. The girl
screamed and the two men fled. Dom
ohue obtained a good description OF
them from Ungermah and later ar
rested John Gilbert -, no home.
Gilbert was sentenced to thirty days
for lettering by Acting Judge Oehring
in the Second Precinct Court, and. in
addition, he will be held to give Tn
german chance to identify him, If
possible, as one of the highwaymen