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The Washington times., 1913-12-24
HIGH SCORES MARK
DOTS" TOURNAMENT
Fifth Baptist Church Is Lead
ing Quint in the Interde-
nominationaI League. :.

AS the "dots" duckpin tournament at
the Palace alleys progresses. better to-
tails are being made for ten highest
games. while Pop Halley's high single
game of 15s is as yet .unapproached.
Dunn and Baum continue 10 lead the
field, their positions at first and second
places, respectively, seeming to be per-
manent. The dots" series ha.; two and
a half weeks yet to run, and the last
week. particularly, is expected to de-
velop the keenest competition. 1t is
in this last home stretch that the best
scores are looked for, and anv radical
change in the present standings Is eN-
pected to appear at that tune.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
CLUBS TO
CLASH TOMORROW

Final practice before meeting the
Baltimore Sons of St George soccer
team was held today by the Wash
fngton Soccer Club, these teams being
scheduled to meet at the RosedaIe
Fairgrounds az 80 Christmas day.
Washington will send its eleven into
the game minus one of its best players,
MARITIME Grieves, who has played center
forward. having sailed for Scotland
Tuesday. His place viii be occupied
by Brown One new player, Wright,
will be seen at fullback
President Rose, of the local club. to-
day announced that he is particularly
anxious that the youthful athletes Of
Washington be especially urged to at
tend the scheduled games Of the inter-
city league. Rose believes that II IS
but short time before soccer will be
a major school sport, and he il anxious
that the schoolboy athletes have their
attention brought to the game. which
is rapidly growing in popularity.
Wshington's lineup for the game
with the Baltimoreans win be as fol-
lows: Goal, Stedman; backs. Wright
and Morton: halfbacks, McGinity, Nell
son, ard Hodge; forwards, Briggs.
Parker. Brown. Aud. and Longstreet.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
FANS Think CUBS
WILL GET TINKER

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. 24.-The case Of
Joe" Tinker still appears muddled to
Chicago fans, who believe that the vet
eran shortstop will be back in the West
before the week is out.
Today Tinker fatty refused 10 go to
Brooklyn. declaring that Chicago is his
favored berth, and that it is with the
west side team he wants to pay next
year. He seems to disregard the $4,000
bonus offer.
This stand by Tinker and the fact that
Charles w. Murphy is in Cincinnati,
where he and Garry Hermann have
conferred, make it appear as If Joe
knows more than he cares to say: that
If he dared speak it woud be to the ef-
feet that the chances of the Cubs getting
him back are bright
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
GILMORE IS SILENT
ON. TINKER OFFER

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Pres:dent ]. A.
Gilmore, president of the Federal
League. and also head Of the Chicago
club Of that organization. refused to-
day to confirm or deny the report that
he had offered. Joe Tinker contract
calling for $4,000 for three years to
manage the Chicago team Gilmore
promised to make public his list Of
managers for his organization Monday.
Tinker freely admitted today that he
had received an offer from the Federal
Leaguers, and intimated tha. he might
accept If Brooklyn did not make him a
more satisfactory offer. Tinker hopes
to play with the Chicago Cubs.
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Tener Demands Strict
Discipline on Ball Field

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Strict disci-
pline on the baseball field is one of the
things President John K. rener. of the
National Leac!Ie. will demand OF his
uTnpires. according to his secretary, Le-
rov ID. Reeves. with whom he has dis
cussed the umpire problem.
The only person who can preserve or
der Oh the ballfield is the umpire, Pres
ident Tener said. and he adued by way
o. emphasis that in matters OF diEcre-
tion ard Judgment, where the umpire Is
not specially guided by rule, he should
be supre me.
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meets Notre Dame.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. A.-Yale's
football schedule fo- 1914, which has
been tentatively decided upon, though
not Officially snncrnced, will include
some important changes from the sche-
cIle Of the past season, the most not
able being the addition of Notre Dame
10 the list. II is several years since the
Ellis have figured in an intersection bat
tie With a Western eleven, but the un-
usual expenses next season. due TO the
openins OF the Yale Bowl. have led to an
Invitation to 'Nofre Dame, and the In
diana university has about decided to
accept. The game, according TO pres
ent plans, will be played at New Haven
On October II.
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Giannini Resigns.

NEW YORK. Dec. A.-Eusene Clan
nanni. who has been athletic director
OF the New York Athletic Club for
twenty years, has rendered his resigna-
ton, to take effect the middle of JAM
uary. This was foreshadowed by the
OF the Yale crews. but there was some
doubt as to wsther he would give up
his duties I'm the New York A. e.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Card Many Games.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-The Giants
will play forty-three games on their
training trip next spring, even though
several Of them are now on the trip
around the world, it was announced
here today by Secretary John B. Fos-
ter. The regulars will play twenty-one
games, the second team TWENTY-FIVE.
Giant recruits will report at Marlin
Springs, Tex, FEBRUARY 16.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Wood Is III.

PORT JERVIS. y. Y. Dec. 2L-Joe
Wood, the famous Smoky Joe. piecher
OF Boston's Red SoN, acquired a bride
on Saturday and an acute case Of
Dtomatne poisoning last night. Miss
Laura O'Shea, of Kansas City, took
Joe for better or for worse at Mil
ford. Pa. in the presence of number
of relatives of both bride and bride
groom
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Hall Is Returned.

BOSTON. Dec. 2i.-Charley Hall. the
Red Sex relief twirier, has been re-
turned to the st. Paul American Asso-
citation Club in part payment for Out
fielder Walter RehS. An infielder. ex-
pected to be Harold Janrvin, will follow
Hall 10 st. Paul.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Bet on Cross.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Dec. N.-That
Leach Cross will so into the ring fa,-
0rfte oycr Bud Anderson seems certain
today. The odds favor the New York
6cadIt. He has one knockout against
Anderson to his credit
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Spicy Sport News
For Rapid Reading

One week from next Tuesday, on JAN
uary 6, the Maryland Athletic and So
ciaI Club plans to hold another boxing
,oI nival. and the Washington boxers
chance to see what they can do In mix
ing il I'D for, the benefit OF the club
members.
Western High School basketball play
ers will warm UP at the Y. NJ G. A.
gymna SUM in preparationt for the in
Ierscholastic basketball series during the
holidays If arrangements can be made.
George Washington is getting IN shape
for Virginia. The game is to be played
on the trip to ne taken by the Buff and
Blue team just after the holidays.
There will be nothing doing for the
Blue and Gray quint until after the holi-
days. The team disbanded for the re-
nsinder of the vacation at New York
after the New York University game.
Many of the former high school stars
nov in college are taking look at the
present crop of athletes in the high
schools on the trip home to get a crack
at home eating and a rest up before the
new years work.
Joe Oliveri is manager of the Vigilants
again- The Vigilants players elected
Dliveri to succeed himself and made it
4UdIlulOus IN CflOOSIiS JOSH L2c2rlCne
-aptain of the eleven for 1914. Bumps"
turner is the retiring captain. The Vigi-
ants will meet an AIl-Star combination
n Sunday and 1t is reported that Harry
costello will again be in the lineup.
The irish Rambiers took a fall out of
ne Terminal r. r. Y NJ. c. A. team by
= score Of 80 TO q.
One point separates the Epiphany
-niors and the Y. NJ. G. \. Juniors
The Churchmen 20. a 8 % s game fsom
ne w PLAYERS
The Spartan Athletic Club football
Ian would like another crack at the
Nlgilsnt Reserves. Manager Denham is
asked TO call on the Spartans TO arrange
E contest.
George Chip is today boasting OF his
urowess. having laid Frank Klaus awar
IN I'VE rounds at Pittsburgh Tuesday
r.ght. Chip retains the middle weight
title.
The Boston Red SoX are minus A
bachelor today, Joe Wood having mar
ried Miss Laura O'She. at PerkPr's
Glen Pa. Tuesday. Wood and Tho for
HIer Mis- O'Skea kept the approaching
marriage a secret.
The Wisconsin commission will hold
an investigation to decide whether Vol
CAST should be suspended for alleged
foul fighting.
The United States Army has officially
recognized polo, and will organize as "A
part Of the military system the ARMY
Polo Association.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
On starting again.

Straight Left" in the London Sport
ing Life. says: I'VE have t from Wells
himself that he is not going to quit the
boxing game. and that he has backing
for any match that can be made for
him: that he and his supporters are
quite content to start de novo for the
fourth or fifth time. After Moir at
Olympia il was, I'll start all over
again. after Palzer ii was the same
after Gunboat Smith it was the same
after Carpenter at Ghent /. was the
same: it is the same today Wells Is to
start at the bottom of the ladder again.
And that he will be given the chance he
pleads for I am certain"
BY all means let -Bombardier start
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

knock the everlasting daylight out of
him.
Mack celebrates.
The Yuletide season always means a
double celebration for Cornelius McGiIIi-
cuddy, known in baseball pariance as
Connie Mack. The famous manager of
the Athletics. who won his fifth Ameri-
can League pennant last October and
then won his third worlds series title
by beating the Giants, celebrated his
fifty-first birthday at his home in
Tioga- He was born December q, 1852,
in East Brookfield. Mass.
Suits the Americans.
Wallace F. johnson, the passive MEM
Der of the team which won the Davis
Cup in England last summer SAYS that
the present tennis rules are heartily IA
vored by the Americans, and because
the Britons play the back court game.
In regard to service Johnson says:
While 1 believe -the rules regarding
enforced, IL will not affect my game,
as the alphabet of tennis. which 1
learned faithfully, taught me to keep
both feet on or back of the service line
until the ball is struck. y man who
adheres closely to the back court game
rarely has foot fault called. There
are. however. many men of national
rules as are now on the statute books
were rigidly enforced Rigid conditions
will in no way embarrass the man who
has a faultlesS service.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
SPEAKING OF SPORTS
By LOUIS A. DOUGHER 49,
The GI0ved

handsome auiiIOwer
nd broken
eve be high,
nj We may ut %
only real live wire I'm the sporting atmosphere
snusy tucked
dsmal
sure he cy,
for rcd-b
bud
yerc frecan raR to VIC
the burden of the
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Gunboat Favored.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2i.-Backers
of Gunboat Smith are betting 10 TO =
that the sailor will be returned n win
her in his bout with Arthur Pelky.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Washington Soccer Club
Meets Sons Of ST. George
BINGLES AND BUNTS
Tinker Has the Floor
BY GRANTLAND RICE

Tinker has the Floor
Ten thousand bucks something xso-
Enough to hl den;
But PLAYING that brooklyn
Is something else again.
Mr. Tinker writing
Bucochmen -payy Goblin"
Davy and the Goblin according Prof Charles
Never mind. said the Goblin they can't catch U.S.
Whata mean. can't catch usy' asked Dayy.
Well said the Goblin you they can't
Tinker wont get the 10000 Zones contract
lem in higher mathematics When WI Tinker
In the Same Direction
With guilty bys,andsr
O. Matteawan a trip
Or caused them fatigue;
The vast taught to feel
Contempt for the sportive
And 1t often appeared when the bottles
Thcy, were there with the bunk again.
The Brooklyns very sedate
b played hop p-scotch the Porktown watch
For couple OF columns a day:
But Herman Dutch and behaved
For the diet he gave his
Was number Of rubes and bush-eague
And OF managers simply stew
And we all felt i'll as fight fans will
On diet of bum white
And we shiyered and shook QUIT he hook
While Dignity hung on the ropes
Then prestige pride all laid
= on the shore
of the connsrnack Isles where the Bender
And the Philymadephians
IL NJ. (Brookyn n "
dope this week chance have the Giants md White
and Scotland late February
ing cold hard perhaps field
nine inches deep in mud and water"
greatest year American golf ha. ever
known with Tsers ouet and Evans providing the
The Washington times., 1913-12-24


dearly
burden of
all is said only
this lands
football
Baseball will 10000 the Polo Grounds
Horse frequently
old Boxing when heavyweight
title will $4,000 accommodations found When
track boat racing these appeal only
major sports.
explain red blooded love the
Cleveland
North Randall
citizen will
Of kings whole
lived
Others died that ticking 1t
racing fell hands and finally
the better off for its
admitted changed
among well from among the
with boxing The Anglosaxon
will
Sullivan vanquished
humbled
blood
thrill
hands Conducted
be
The appeal is still
and it will die.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Tinker again.

An, inclined to think that some fertile
imagination is at work on the report
that Tinker is to go t2 the Federal
League. II the former Red manager
takes it into his head to jump to the
Federals there should be no hesitation
about barring him forever from organ
lied baseball. On the other hand, it
might be best to wait and see what
Tinker does before consagning him for
ever. Seems to most of us that Joe
has gotten about all that was coming
to him in the way of consideration after
his mess with the Cincinnati holders.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Not at random.

Peer for q brief instant at G. Rice's
dope on Griff's prospects for the COM
ing year. run back over the past two
seasons and see IL the hunch isn't worth
more than passing thought. am of
the belief that one hard hitter would
turn the trick. Remember those games
lost during the past two seasons where
a lustv wallop would have turned the
tide and brought US nearer the Red
sox and the Athletics. Griff has his
chance this season and knows 1t, and
you can pin ell your loose bills together
and lay them that the manager is going
to make the most of his excellent oppor,
tunity.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
Just as well.

Tie Giants pass us by this year, going
through here for an engagement with
Jack Dunn's Birds in Baltimore in
the spring training trip. Two years ago
Griff and McGraw got into battle,
and from all indications neither mana
ger has forgotten the bit of trouble
What will be sadly missed, however, is
the sight of McGraw watching Walter
Johnson make monkeys out of the ia
nous Giants batters. Walter had them
eating out of his hand for FIVE innings
each year, and only gave US that re-
cussing thought as to what he would do
if he got the Giants in worlds series
game.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

There will be nothing doing for the
Blue and Gray quint until after the hoIi-
days. The team disbanded for the re-
mainder of the vacation at New York
after the New York University game
The Washington times., 1913-12-24
BOB THAYER'S GOSSIP
EVERY KNOCK is A BOOST"

again in the hope that some one viii
knock the everlasting daylight out Of
him.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

George Washington is getting IN shape
for Virginia The game is to be played
on the trip to pe taken by the Buff and
Blue team just after the holidays.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

Many of the former high school stars
now in college are taking a look at the
present crop of athletes in the high
schools on the trip home to get a crack
At home eating and rest up before the
new years work.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

Ten thousand bucks are something, K,o-
Enough to iii a den;
But playing on that Brooklyn club
Is something else again.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

One point separates the Epiphany
T. niors and the Y. N. G. \. Guniors
he Churchmen goG 3 20 game f'om
ne w PLAYERS
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

The Spartan Athletic Club football
am would like another crack at the
Nigilsnt Reserves. Manager Denham is
asked TO call on the Spartans 10 arrange
e contest.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

The Irish Rambiers took a fall out Of
he Terminal r. r. Y NJ. c. A. team by
= score Of 33 to q.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

Western High School basketball play
ers will warm UP at the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymna SUM in preparation for the in
Ierscholastic basketball series during tine
holidays IL arrangements can be made.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

George Chip is today boasting OF his
Irowess. having laid Frank Klaus awar
in Eve rounds at Pittsburgh Tuesday
J. ght. Chip retains the Iniddleweight
title
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

The Boston Red Sox are minus a
bachelor today, Joe Wood having mar
ried Miss Laura O'Shea at Perker's
Cen. Pa. Tuesday. Wood and tho for
mer Mis- O'Skea kept the approaching
marriage a secret
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

The Wisconsin commission will hold
an investigation to decide whether Vol
CAST should be suspended for alleged
foul fighting.
The Washington times., 1913-12-24

Joe Oliveri is manager of the Vigilants
= gain The Vigilants players elected
Dliveri to succeed himself and made it
unanimous in choosing Josh Lacarione
aptain of the eleven for 1914. Bumps"
turner is the retiring captain. The Vigi-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-25
Council Passes Water Ordinance
Measure Divides City In Two Wards and Reg
ulates Use Of Water--Designed to Con-
serve Water Supply and I'M
poses Penalty Thereon.

Of the ShoshOne Light & Water
company during the odd numbered
days Of he month
Section No. 3. It shall be- uaIaw-
full for for any owner Or occupant
Of any premises within the village
Of ShoshOne to use any water from
the mains Of the ShOshoae Light
& Water company for irrigation
through an open hose, provided tina
it stall rot be Unlawful for any
such person TO irrigate the trees in
the tree park adjoining his prem
ises with an open hose
Section 4. It shall be unlawful
for any owner OF occupant Of any
premises within the village Of sh0-
shone to use water from the mains
OF the Sh0shoue Light & Water Co.
for irrigation purposes during time
Of e0nfagration-
Section .. It shall BE- unlawful
for the owner or occupant of any
premises within the village Of Sho-
shone to use any water from the
mains Of the ShosllOna Light &
Water company for irrigation be-
tween the hours Of niHe g. o'clock
P. ". and five ~ o'clock A. "
Section No. 6. It shall be law
full Cor the Shoshone Light &
Water company or its assigns to
stop the use and turn off the sup
uly Of water from any premises
within the village Of Shosh0ne. for
any violation Of this ordinance,
provided, that the owner or occu-
pant Of said premises may have
the water turned on again upon
the payment Of fee Of one dollar
section No. :. It shall be unlaw-
ful fOe any person other than the
officials or agents Of the ShOshOne
Light & Water company or It's as
signs to use OF turn On tie water
for any premises within the VII
LACE Of Shoshone after the same
has been turned off by the sad
company.
Section 8. Any person conviatcd
Of a violation Of any Of the pro-
visions Of the ordinance shall De
fined in 4 sum not less than one
dollar 800 and not more than
twenty-five dollars (s25G0)
Sestion No. 9. Ordinance Of the
village Of Shoshone, No. 81 is here
by repealed.
An emergency existing this or
dinance shall be IN full force and
effect from and after its passage
and publication.
A l. Mcmahon. Chairman
Attest:
Harry ". Anderson. Clerk.
(SEAL)
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-25
ORDINANCE No. )

An ordinance dividing The village
OF ShOshone into wards for use Of
water for irrigation and regulating
the use Of water from the mains
Of the Light and Water Company:
Providing penalties FOR the viola
ton thereof and repeating ordinance
on. 81 Of the village Of Sii0shone,
and declaring an emergency.
Be il ordained by the chairman
81 the board u Trlsees o. the sii-
iage Of SbOshOne.
Section The village Of sh0-
shone is hereby divided into the
following described wards f0- lhe
purpose Of regulating and control
ing the use Of water taken from
the mams Of the Sll0sh0ne Light
& Water company tO-wit:
Ward No. shall consist Of an
that portion Of the yi,iage Of Sno-
shone lying east 81 line described
as follows.
Commencing at point where Cne
center Of Peterson street ntersects
the-north line OF the corporate linz
its Of Sho>hone, running thence in
s0uthernly direction along the
center Of Peterson street TO the
main line Of the Oregon Short Line
Rail Road company; running thence
il a westerly direction along the
main line Of the said railroad TO
point where it intersects with the
center line Of Walnut street; run
ming thence IN a sOuth-weSterly di-
rection along the center Iiae Of VA
nut street: running theace in q
south-westerly direction along the
center line Of Walnut street to the
south corporate line Of the village
Of Shoshone.
Ward No. ? shall consist Of that
portion Of the village Of Shoshone
lying west Of the line herein above
described.
Section ? It shall be unlawful
for the owner Of occupant Of any
property IN ward No. ( Of the VII
lsge Of ShOshOne 70 sprinkle any
lawn. garden, trees or to do any
irrigation whatsoever from the
mains Of the ShoshOne Light &
Water company during the even
numbered days Of the month Pro-
vided that this restriction shall not
apply to the court house square Ar
school properties.
And it shall be unlawful for the
owner or occupant Of any property
within Ward No , Of the village
Of 5hoshone, to sprinkle any lawns,
gardens, trees or to DO any iFriga-
ton whatsoever from the mains
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-25

Manager RYAN PLAYED his team
against the married stiifs asa sun
day evening and the manner in
which the 'od headss held up their
end made Pete whistle to keep up
courage Il was an imqretentious
game. There were no uniforms. no
1918 book OF rules, iuse a sociable
little game like we played twenty
yearas ago. Ell Mortified was tlIe
mipiree and backed up his decis-
ions BY the old has beens on the
bleachers.
Chas. Fdulayson. who has IA repu
tation of doing anyohing once.
tried back stop and q foul from Tho
lip OF a bat shot right into bis
me0th, and as natural consequ-
ence the game had to be stopped.
Charlie says it was apaSSed bail.
The score was . to 1 in favor Of
the married mein.
The following remark by one Of
the married PLAYERS suggests an al
tempted grand stand play-~I'il set
tha, guy, who BACKED my eve. if
a tsees 4sement day.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-25
Rupert Veteran al Gettysburg

". y. shilling of Rupert, who
participated in the battle Of Get
tysburg fifty years ago. and who
has been attending the recent cols-
bration at Gettysburg. stopped over
in Washington as the guest Of his
old friend Congressman Smith. and
has also been entertained hy the
other members Of the idaho lele-
CATION. and by Col. John Glenn Of tbs
quartermasters department Of th
army, and other old acquaintance.
While attending the celebration
at Gettysburg he was pleasantly SUI
Prised by meeting there Senator
and Mrs. Brady. Congressman and
Mrs. French. ami Congressman ard
Mrs. Smith. and was photographed
by Congressman French with Sen
ator Brady On one side and Cen
gresham Smith on the other. He
treasures the photograph As me-
mentO of this great occasion.
Mr.. Shilling VIII visit his dalBgh-
ter in Columbus, Ohio and his dau-
ghler in Michigan on his way to
Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-07-25
President Bryan

This title. long sought for by the
great Nebraska statesman. was fl
naily achieved last Week whan he
was the acting president Of the
United states. This title for years
has Daen popularity given to the
ranking officer Of ahe administra-
ton in Washington IN the absence
CT the president and vIce-presi-
dent and the Fourth If Iuiv found
Mr. Bryan sitting on The lid,"
with President Wilson, Vice-Presi-
dent Marshall and every member
Of the csbines ewept himself out OF
the city.