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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
DESERET GYM ADDS
WATER POLO TO LIST

The Deseret gymnasium swim
ming classes, under the direction Of
Charles Welch, will incorporate water
next month. Water polo has been the
craze of England for many years and
Mr.. Welch, being himself a native of
England, is very desirous Of introducing
this new swimming feature into local
and state activities. The game is simi-
lar to soccer football except that the
hands are employed in fhe various
maneuvers instead Of the feet The ball
must be thrown through the goal posts
designated and passed to and among
the men representing sides. No duck
ing or pushing is permissible in the Eng
llsh style game. The American style is
somewhat more strenuous. Mr.. Welch
says that he is ready to meet any polo
aggregation from any swimming asso-
citation in the state in polo contests on
any suitable date.
In conjunction with the preparations
going on at the Deseret gymnasium in
mastering English water polo, tho best
swimmers of the institution are now
ready to compete in an open 60~yard
handicap race Wednesday evening in
the gym pool. Those participating will
be z. Glen, a. Graves, "Jude' Burton,
S'oSoOcSfN, VI ~ SudIuu duo ltoy
Cutler.
The Deseret swimmers are also get
ting ready for the swimming race at
the Sanitarium soon. The same promi-
nent swimmers will compete in that
contest, with few additions to the
list.
Floor gymnastics at the gymnasium
are progressing rapidly, The instruc-
tors report rapid growth in the enroll
ment Of students and business men.
Several "hikes" are also being ar
ranged with the view Of determining
who are the best qualified long distance
walkers. Prizes are to be offered to
those walking certain distances with
out failing in breath or speed. The
first ''bike" Of the series was carried
out on January l, from the gymnasium
to Fort Douglas. The walk proved very
successful, and the second will soon be
announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
.Missoula Withdraws;
Great Falls Dropped
Delegates at League Meeting Decline to Accept
EIectrics' Peculiar Assurances; Maury Evans
of Salt Lake Puts Up Money to Insure
Bose's Membership.

from W. n. Sweet Of Boise, to the eff
feet that Boise was in the position OF
man waiting for late train. If the
train got IN on time, or nearly so, he
might mako tho business connection at
the other end. II the train were too
late and the connections bad, we'll,
Boise might not be so anxious to come
in. The wire, in fact, plainly said that
Boise did not want to be committed
until it was known just how the cir
cult would be arranged otherwise.
Murray In Line.
Murray, Utah, is in line for the
Union league, according to DR.. Har-
veille, who comes along with the state
ment that the fans there have pur-
chased site for a ball park have
raised sufficient funds to finance a
team from the start,off and that the
city will be an addition TO the league
not to be ignored,
Murray, he says, q city with a good
drawing capacity, with its surrounding
territory, is but twenty-five minutes
from Salt Lake on the street car line,
and is certain to be an enthusiastic
baseball member,
The ease with which the money for
the team was raised, DR.. Harveille
says, ought to be sufficient guarantee
for the success of baseball in that city.
With its own population, the surround
ing territory to draw from, to say moth
ing of Salt Lake IS attendance, Murray
should, its chief booster allows, be one
of the best cities in the circuit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
DOWNING HAS FAST
BOXERS FOR MONDAY
Manhattan Club Card Prom.
ises Lively Sports for Fans
at Garrick.

Another interesting programme Of four
round bouts is promised the fans to-
morrow night at the weekly show Of the
Manhattan Athletic club IN the Garrick
theater Several new boys will be seen
In action and couple who were favorites
Of the fans In the days OF the old Man
haitian club few years ago; but who
have not boxed for tho club since open
Ing this time, will be on the card.
While Manager Downing has been
quite busy with the affairs OF the recent
overlooking his own little game. and
assures the fans that this weeks card
will be UP 10 the standard that has
already been set by the club, Thus far
every show given has been crowd
pleaser and there are a great many fans
who enjoy these bouts more than the
twenty-round contests. as they are short
and the boys work much faster.
Another bright feature about these en-
rertainments Is the fact that the boys
have a place to work out in the club
rooms and are In very good condition,
They are given to understand that If
ment at any time they are expected to
keep busy from the time the first gong
rings until the bout is over, and they
invariably do.
Downing's motto is. 'It you please the
crowd, you please me- and II they don. (
please the crowd they need not ask
for another bout Every week there are
dozen or moro new boys who come to
the clubrooms In the evenings and try
out with Jack Downing. Those who show
ability are taken In hand and. as soon
as they learn enough TO put up a good
bout they are given a match. In this
manner Downing always has a number
OF boys ready to step into the ring at
minutes notice. and In case one of
the boys who lis on the card gets hurt
or sick, as was the case last week, the
r5 ho fa1 In
utes' time without weakening II In the
least.
An old-tme favorite Of the Manhattan
club fans, who has not been seen IN ac-
will be on tomorrow nights card, is
Young" Papke. Papke put UP num-
ber Of the best contests that had been
seen here at that time. Just who. his
decided. but there are q couple OF lads
OF his weight who would make an inter-
esting contest, and one Of them will be
selected.
bud" Tucker. who has been putting UP
some OF the best bouts before the club,
Will meet a youngster from the west
side who is said to be a whirlwind by
his friends. II he Is as fast as they say
he Is, there will be something doing, as
Tucker is getting better every time he
puts on the gloves and Is rapidly forg-
ing to the front ranks Of the local feath-
ers,
crawford 9Gs Week who Will beat bs HPeS Pt9eS
against Dutch" Jameson. who earned
a decision over Ray Jackson This was
the first bout that jackson has lost since
he began boxing here.
"Kid" Odell and Don Stewart Of Og-
den viii meet in return match. Odell
substituted for another boy the last time
they met and he declared after he had
lost the decision that he was not in the
best of condition and wanted another
chance after he had trained properly.
He will now get the chance.
There Will be one other bout on the
bill. The first bout will start at $3.50
o'clock as usual
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
A. A. u. TOURNAMENT
WILL BE HELD HERE

An A. "A L, boxing and wrestling
tournament will bo held in Salt Lake the
latter part OF February or the first OF
March. Freeman Ba ssett and William r.
Day. officials OF the Intermountain as
ISOLATION OF the A. a. u. have had con-
ferences during the past week The
tournament will probably be held In the
Oeseret gymnasium, Physical Director
George II. Marshall OF the Y. M. G, a.
says that the crowded progra mme OF the
Y. NJ. c. a. for the coming session will
make IL Impossible TO stage IL Mt tho as
sociatiun rooms.
Tho accommodations for the tourna :
nent at the peseret gymnasium are
good, and IL Will not be necessary to
build seats. The Deseret gymnasium is
tho largest in tho city and seats more
than 1000 persons comfortably.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
BOYS PREPARE FOR
RELAY RACE JAN. 81
Teams of Fifty Representing
Y. M. c. A. and Deseret
Gym VIII Compete.

Tho boys of tho Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium
relay team that VIII represent the asso-
clatlon in the match relay race with the
Deseret gymnasium boys held a short
practice on the Deseret gymnasium run
ming track yesterday, In order to become
accustomed to the track The race will
be run In the Deseret gymnasium Janu-
ary 81, at o'clock
!, Homer Hoisington. boys secretary of
the Y NJ. C.. A, and who is in charge of
tho association boys I'm their tryouts. took
the time OF every boy yesterday. and he
Deseret boys will have some advantage.
as they Will DO running on their own
track, but Hoisington thinks the ''Y'' lads
VIII prove the speeder.
About 100 boys are trying out for the
team, OF whom fifty will be chosen next
week. The time was taken yesterday and
that which VIII be taken January "a will
be averaged and the fifty highest will
Tor the Y. M. c. A. boys Will be held next
Saturday. Any boys who wish TO try out
for the Y M. G. a. team may do so by
applying to Russell Ihrig or Mr.. Hoising-
ton.
Robert Richardson. who Is in charge OF
the Deseret gymnasium tryouts. has sew
enty boys out FOR the team. The boys
are very enthusiastic over the coming
race Richardson will pick his team the
latter part of this week.
There will be fifty In each team. Each
boy Will run two laps. The entire dis
tance Is a. trihe more than six miles. The
boys OF each gymnasium are to be picked
from the junior class. The age limit is
l6 and the youngest Will be Il years of
age. Forty boys OF the tea m must weigh
under I10 pounds and the remaining ten
must not be more than 120.
Should the event prove success, an
outdoor relay race will be held, together
with other track and field events. some
time in the SPRING
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JuareZ Results.

Flint raco: riE furlonss-J; B. MaZlow. 81
Dryer. 10 l. won: vonotisn. lib (Gentry).
l2 10 1. second Angie D.. s5 Ford). 10 to l.
third. Timo, 1:N Real Worth. Kitty W, sam
Grigsby, Zono,ek. unnlga. Daylight George
KarIne Holherg. McAlen and Eddie Mott also
ran,
Second race. ore mile-TTojan Belle. 100
(HRyucs), 10 .. won; Helen Hswlrlns. 1oS tCia-
yer), 4 TO !. second; Star Berta, los (Grothl.
10 q third. rmo. 1883 40 Maud McKee.
Florence Birch. Marie Coghil Virgio Casse. Pretty
Dale and Sadie Shapiro also ran.
Third raco. six turlongs--Mansnlo. Us lGar-
gan), ~ TO /. won; Gonerai Warren, ~ (Fordl.
S to l. second; Gomul: I!6 twoodsl; to l.
third. Time. 1.l3 AS Ed Luce. Kali lmla- Auto
Girl Lady Pender. Sharper Knight. Ed B.. Hopo
So. Van Horn and Rio Pecos also ran -,
Fourth race SIX !urlougs-Mil.on Hoblee 100
(ClaverJ, 10 2. won: Gipsy Lore. lio (Gronl.
even, second; Captain Burns. 100 FoTd). 70 l.
third. Time. 1:12 AS, Bing also ran
Fifth race ak furlongs-Wheeler, 100 (Wooasl'
10 l. won: Cosgrove. lW (Claycrl. TO o. SOC
ond, Cold OF ophtr 1o7 tTsylorl 10 TO J: third;
Time, 1,13 Dominica. Crossover. Colquitt ouid
Nunc md Peter Grimm also ran. ~.
Sixth race ono milo and GiItccnth-Burnt
Candle. es (Claver). TO I, won; Weyanoke les
(Toylor), to 8. pecond; Hannie. 100 to'sTien,'
90 to l. won third. Time 1:t5 40. Blue Beard.
Dave Montgomery and G. W. Kennon also ran
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
PETROSKEY-CLABBY
MATCH is ON AGAIN
By International News Service.

LOS ANGELES, Jan, 1.-THE Jimmy
Clabb Sailor Ed Petroskey match is
con" again. but Promoter McCarey VIII
not announce the date of the match until
tomorrow.
Petroskey's condition had improved to
such an extent that Managers Louis
Parente and Larney LIchtenstein and
Promoter It. j McCarey came together
for q SET OF plans Doctors say That there
is no Sign of appendicitis, and that his
illness was due to a catarrhal condition
Of the stomach that will have no lasting
effect
Petroskey Is now resting quietly in his
room at the Occidental hotel. with all
Indications pointing TO n speedy recovery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
MURRAY AND BOISE IN UNION ASSOCIATION
Results on the Turf !;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Charleston Results.

=, First race. nix furlongsaPremicr. II, CSruorl.
20 TO l. won: Or. Kendall. 90 (Sumter) 10 l.
second: Dicks Pet. % IMartin). Is TO l. third.
Timo. 1:16 As. Holtbstons. Bat Masteruon NeIlo.
Queod and Belle ToEro also ran.
Second race. six furlongs-Right Esay. 100
tWardl. 10 I, won: Yenghce, los (coroy) . 10
. second: Charter los (Plckott. s 10 J. third.
Time. 1iJ 80 York Lad Deduction. soronata
Ryo Straw and Dick DeadNood also ran.
Third race. three and onc-halt furlonss-Fili-
gyce, 1l5 Buxtonl, III 10 Q. won La Patric lis
IIanoycT). 10 ), aecond: Lady Roach. li5 (Tur-
ner). u TO {. third. Time. 40 1-5. cryatal and
ldlo,a also
Fourth race, one milo and twenty yArds-Pard
ner. lo3 (Turner). IL TO 5. won. Brynlimah. es
(McTaggsrO, 10 i. second. Gar Michael "a
lMcCahey). to l. third. Time. l:i3 3-5. Bob
R. Dertwcrtb, Old Ben and Marshon also ran
Fifth race, mile and seventy ysTds-My-
cenae: Jos (McTasscrtl. TO !. won; stoal Away,
i05 tNeandcrl. TO l. second Buzz Around, 81
(sumtcrl II TO 5. third. Time. 1Hs 20. voncta
Strom. Woodcraft, sam Bernard. L. II. Eckert
and Helen II. also ran
Sixth race. one udie-Goden Treasure. 1oi
iCorey). 10 TO !. won Wood Dove. 90 tacTag-
gart). 10 l. second: Earl o, Savoy. 10 Dur
llnsarie). oven. third limo, t:i3 2-5 Ia
Nunda. Horny Hutchlson Ann Tliy and Early
Light also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
PROSPECTS GOOD FOR
UTAH STATE LEAGUE

Several Of the managers Of clubs In
the state baseball league have been
heard from, and ARA ngements have been
made for an important meeting on Febru-
ary 2. A request Is made by the secre-
tary that the managers Of the follow
ing teams write their intentions and
ideas as to the new league: Magma, Ar
thur, Bingham. Frampton1 Midy,ale id, Re
The meeting is called for Monday, Feb
ruary 2, at o'clock, at the Western
Arms G. Sporting Goods store. All man.
ayers are requested to be present, and
the final plans will be discussed. Any
information will be gladly given by the
secretary, George II. Glewellyn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
TOM HALPIN RUNS 600
YARDS IN FAST TIME

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Thomas P
tion won the Metropolitan 600-yard
run" at tho indoor games of the Pas.
time Athletic club here tonight in l
minute IA seconds, a fifth of a second
slower than the record made by Ted
Meredith. Hugh Hirshop, Irish Amer.
can Athletic club, junior 60o-yard cham
pion, finished second, six yards back.
o. W De Grouchy, New York Athletic
club. was third
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
BREAKS OLD RECORD
IN WEIGHT LIFTING

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-George Taam-
brias established worlds record in
weight lifting at the annual games OF the
Creek American Athletic club last night,
Taambrias lifted dumbel weighing
l04 pounds from the floor UP above his
head twenty-three times, and shattered
the former record OF eighteen times for
the event. which he established In 1910.
He was completely exhausted by his ef
fort, and on the twenty~fourth attempt
failed to raise the weight Off the floor.
Taambrias Is slightly under the aver
age height md weighs t60 pounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
O'LEARY KNOCKS OUT
BAYLEY AT VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, 3. c., Jan. 17.-Johnny
OLeary Of Seattle knocked out Joe Bay
ley OF Victoria In the flfteenth round Of
n scheduled fifteen round bout at the
Steveston arena last night, In the fastest
battle between lightweights ever staged
In the northwest
Bavlcy was the aggres9or from the sta TT
stepped into a hard rlght cross IN the
fifteenth He rceled all around the r!ne.
with OLeary landing lefts and rights.
and WAS thrown back across the ropes
as the gong sounded. He was clearly
oiItcle sSe1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
EVANSVILLE LOSES
GAME TO GRANITE
Tooele County, Boys Crippled; Gymns,
stun Floor Blamed for
Charley Hoss.''
Special TO The Tribune.


GAINESVILLE, Jan. 17.-The Grants
Vile high school five met defeat again
tonight at tle hands Of the Granite high
school basketball uuintette by score OF
80 to %. The game was played In the
nigh school gymnasium. Following the
contest there was a dance In the visitors
honor
Three OF Grantsville's regulars were
crippled. all having trouble with their
feet. Thomas Rydalch, right forward.
played after being forbidden TO do so by
the doctors. Many think that the floor
of the gymnasium is not the proper kind
for gymnasium work, and II Is probable
that new floor Will be put in.
The lineup:
Grantsville. Granite.
], Johnson. .lf.... go. BlaZzard
Rydalch. h...............rf.... .-... Thorun
Solperg. .-ss.s..s..s..s sc.e..- Mackay
Anderson, .........-..lg.. -. Hamilton
EskelSon- ..-s.rE-. Ausherman
Before the main battle the second
teams of both schools played a game:
The Granite team won by the score OF
33 to 9. Parker Pratt, coach OF the local
team, was referee for this game. Will
lard Ashton and Pratt officiated In the
main game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
Juarez Entries.

First race, three furlongs-Ida Cummings. ios
smugslor, Mlso Fielder. 100; Silver Blossom. ~
Category Ed Howard, los; Doctor Gatslin' III
D. A. Jones, Iao, Apple. los
Second race five and half furiouEe-Letord.
%; Lady Fender loa; coyoni los: Lady s, fonnE
Tail IS: Queen Toppy, 1o2; Nino Muehecho. loS
Eel, los; Winlfrcd D.. los; Cloak. III oFmonds
Thi-d race selling. live and L half furionEs-
Roundup, 90; Hyki, 100: FerTona. loo; Son stone 9
los; Pnrpell Girl. LII. Buck Thomas. uS; "a "a
EGtrelia e5: Gray's Favorite. 1o1: Rose oNeil
1oJ; Napa Nick. Ill: Pslatabie. liz; Ego "h''s
ll3. w., n 1p,b.r,o,d
Fourth race elk furlongs-John u. Wskei'o,a eae
,o6, Rovai Dolly, 1o5; Colonel Marchmont, 1oI
Wimoroso, III. Closer lOt; Now Haven. lo7
zim, III: F1oronco Roberts H. ~. po,,, az
I-ish Gentleman, 1oo Truly, ll5;; Mamie heooe
% Bonno Chance ss John Ria RSaFdSn Sns m an eighth
r%s or. Dcfy Iol: Littlo Marchmout lie
Foxy Mary. i0i: Belle Of B5n M@wr. lo2.
Unaiher cloudy; track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
Ritchie and Murphy May Meet.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17,-It is
probable that articles for a twenty
round boxing bout between Champion
Willie Ritchie and Harlem Tommy
Murphy for the afternoon Of February
22 will be signed the first Of the week.
Richie notified Coffroth tonight that
he was willing to fight on that date
of Improvement within the next few
DAYS. In case he finds he cannot fight
in February, he will meet Murphy here
In A Anril
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
Proper Expression of Appreciation.

A compliment should be as quickly
given for good goods and good service
as a kick for defective goods and poor
service, Most people realize Ills. That
is why so meny have written to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain IS Cough
Remedy telling Of remarkable cures o.
coughs and colds it has effected, ard
expressing their appreciation of tho
gooG qualities Of this well known REM
edy. For sale by all deslers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
DANLEY BOWLERS SET
SEASONS HIGH MARK

The highest score Of the bowling sea
son was rolled last night by Danley >
~ The match between tine business men
and al I'll the Pocatello team went to 1851 for
fhe former. This is the record thus iar
this season, the most nearly approaching
n being $50, rolled last week.
Tba business men took three games
from the visitors. An immense crowd
saw the play. Hanes was high single
bali. with 615 for three games. Inc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
Michigan A. G. Plays Nebraska.

LINCOLN Ncb., Jan. 1T.-Nebra ska
university tonight scheduled a football
game with Michigan college to be played
In Lincoln October "a, The agreement
was reached as q result of telegraphic
communication today between the ath-
letic authorities Of the two schools,
Earlier in the day Coach Stiehm discred-
tied the report of last night that Ne
bra ska would play at Lansing, following
IL ND with a counter proposition to play
at Lincoln which was accepted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
Yankees to Wash Up.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Frank Chance
mas issued orders to his new coach for
the American league team. Tom DAILY. 10
arrive at Hot Springs, Ark. on February
Is, and to take charge Of Pitchers Russell
Ford, Ray Caldwell, Jack WARRIOR Ray
Keatlng and Marty McHale. Catcher Ed
Sweeney and Outfielder Birdie Cree They
will take the baths for two weeks. and
on March ! they will arrive at Houston
Tex, to join the other players with Man
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
leo Pacing Record Broken.

MINNEAPOLIS. M,nn,. Jan. 17.--The
pacing record on Ice was broken here
today when George Gano, owned by NJ.
Tho fatest previous time was made by
Marion Patch here in 1912, when sb6
trotted half IL milo In 1:02.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
lin coffey Stops Lester.

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.--Jim Coffey. the
Dublin giant. stopped Jack Lester Of
Seattle in the fifth round OF what was
to have been ten-round bout hero to-
night. Coffey weighed 1913 pounds and
Lester III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
R Gu m atiis ] m
marIable Home oure Given by Ono Who
"a It-He Wants Every Sufferer to Benefit.

send No Money-Just Your Address
Lears OF awful suffering and misery have
fknl tnls man, Mark H Jackson OF Syracuse,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

b the spring Of 1893 I wax att,o,.s-I-
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MOwrey With Pirates.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. 17.-Henry
hlowrey. the third baseman obtained by
the Pittsburs club from st. Louis In the
deal contaminated at tho December meet
ing OF the National league. signed Pitts
burg contract for 1914 here today. Now
rey said that despite the repeated reports
that lie had signed to play with the Balt!-
moro Federal league club. he did moth
with Edward Ha nlon, who had made him
ofFar '--
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18
RICHFIELD QUINTETTE
DEFEATS MANTI HIGH
Special TO The Tribune.

SpeciaI 10 TDs Tr1DUne,
RJCHFlELD, Jan 1.-THE Richneld
high school basketball quintette defeated
the Manti high school five here today in
the high school gymnasium by the score
OF 4S TO 90. Ricbfleld won the game by
superior team work and basket shooting
Coach Mitchell OF the local five has the
boys working I'm great shape aud pros
pects are that Richfield Will win the di-
vision title again.
The lineup:
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Opposes Sunday Ball.

NEW YORK, Jan 17.-Harry Harper.
young southpaw pitcher OF Hackensack.
who signed with the Washington bs sebaII
club late last summer yesterday received
his contract foy the coming season but
Immediately returned II because Mana
ger Grifflths had forgotten to insert the
clause excusing him from Sunday games.