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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

II. G. Munyon, the well-known auc-
t1oneer OF Filler, transacted business in
Twin Falls Friday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

Willard Wyatt, superintendent of the
Twin Fails water works, was in Bull
for short time Saturday.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

D. H. Robertson transacted business
in the city Saturday from his home In
Jerome.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

P. L. Dodd was business visitor in
the Magic City Saturday from Jerome.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

T. H. Fiddler came over from Twin
Falls Wednesday, Nugget
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17
Local and Personal

W. M. Davis was business visitor
in the city Friday from Burley.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

FOR SALE-IIalf interest in the
best paying business in Twin Falls.
This business will bear inspection.
Address I'll" Feb 10 If
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

FOR SALE--Barred Rock rooster;
also some Beaver board. l. A. Appel
101 Washington Ave- Feb. 10 II
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

FOR SALE-Bees, Queens and Nue.
lei, delivered in May. For prices, adj
dress Ogden Bee & Honey Co., Ogden,
Utah. Jan If
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Feb. 10 to Feb. 26

A sale of Shoes, Overshoes.
Kubbers, Gum Boots, Leggins,
etc.-all kinds for Men, Women
and children.
A sale of Hosiery-your pick
OF any make and any weight all
kinds for Men, Women and chill
dren.
Surely the recent wet wealth
er has found some leaky spot in
your footwear, or the children's-
Hosiery won't last forever, how
ever careful you may be.
Much sickness is abroad now
It's we'll to protect yourself and
family-prevention is better than
cure, any day.
Buy now for present and fu-
ture needs, the prices justify
small outlay, now-you know
our maxim-Quality, Style, and
low prices These Sale prices are
good for one week only.
Yours for Good Values and
Good Service.
JENKINS & COMPANY
''The Cash Store
Twin Falls and Burley
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

WANTED-To correspond with any
one having land to clear of brush or
rocks. Will go any place in southern
Idaho If job is big enough Address
Geo. l.. Davis, Filler, Idaho. Dec 16 tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

FOR SALE-40 acres land 21a west
or Murtaugh, at SOS per acre. Terms
to suit purchaser. John A. Cattle, Po-
catello, Ida Feb 10 Mar 6
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FOR SALE-F'ull blood Buff Or
phlngton roosters. Choise breeding.
636 Main Ave. N. A. ~ Bonwell
Feb Is If
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WASHING WANTED-See Mrs
Parker, Idaho House, rough dry or
finished. Jan 80 Feb 28
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FOR SALE-A number of high
grade Jersey COWS. 8 miles southeast
OF Kimberly. { Bell & Yelton.
Feb 10 Mar 10
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FOR SALE-20 tons A No. / hay
$500 per ton in stack. l.. j. Miller, 2k
miles straight west of end of Main.
Jan 90 If.
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WANTED

WANTED-$1000 on SO. Side so. 80
acres grain, 10 alsike, 20 alfalfa. So.
East T. F. s Mi. Address A. e.
Feb 13 If
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FOR SALE--6-room modern house,
furnace heat, at bargain. L. M. Bal
ley, 351 3rd Ave. East Jan 9 If
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TO TRADE.

TO TRADE-A good city lot, close
in, for team, wagon and harness. H.
A. Kinyon, All Second Ave. East.
Jan 20 If
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. GAS
End Ave. North Feb. 13-17-20 I'D
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DIR F. C. BEEBE,
Dentist
Central Building.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

LOST-A pair of nose glasses in
case. Return to Times Feb II pd
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-S0 acres, II miles
southwest of Bull, cheap. Address
Box 1865, Twin Falls. Feb 1917
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LOST.

LOST-Will the party who found the
large unset opal, near 9Th Ave- N
and 9Th st. N. please bring it to the
Times office and receive reward.
Feb 10 tt
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NdT IIIe. >, care OF Times. 2-17-2U
FOR SALE-We have for quick sale
LOO acres good land on the old-fashion-
ed eastern plan of crop payments. Bet
ter deal than renting. Come and see
US. Twin Falls Realty Co.
Feb 13-17-20-24
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Classified Advertisements
ALL ADVERTISING UNDER THIS HEAD :
CASH IN ADVANCE

FOX SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT-40 acres on
car line. IS" care of Times. 2-17-2O
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Mrs. E. A. Wyatt visited with friends
IN Buhl~between trains Friday of last
week
Attorney M. j. Sweeley returned Fri
day from Boise, where he had been
on legal business.
II. G. Munyon, the well-known auc-
tioneer of Filler, transacted business in
Twin Falls Friday.
T. b. Brown spent several days of
last week on his ranch south of the
growing town of Filler.
0. B. Fuller returned Saturday from
Boise, where he had been visiting with
relatives for some time.
Willard Wyatt, superintendent of the
Twin Fails water works, was in Bull
Tor short time Saturday.
Dr. D. nj. Rogers was business Wis
1tor in the city from his home in Bull
for day the last of the week.
j. Warren White, editor of the Bull
Pioneer, transacted business in the
county seat Friday of last week.
Z Commissioner G. H. Taylor of the
BUM district, was in the city yester-
day looking after county business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Turner returned
to their home in Kimberly Saturday
after spending day or two in the city.
County Commissioner o. G. Zuck
was business visitor in the county
seat Saturday from his home in Kim
berly.
w. W. Mickelwait and family return
ed Friday from Long Beach, California,
where they had been spending the
winter.
Attorney G. o. Longley returned
Friday evening from Boise, where he
had been for several days on legal
business.
Miss Bertha Noel, county superin-
tendent of schools, visited on the west
end OF the tract for a day the last of
the week.
Charles b. Jones of the Kimberly
ne1ghborhood, transasted business in
the county seat for a day the middle of
the week.
G. A. Terhune, one of the live drug
gists of Burley, was a business visitor
in Twin Falls for a day or two the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Harris returned
to their home in Bull Sunday after
spending several days in Twin Falls
visiting with friends.
w. w. Stevens, one of the prosper
GUS farmers of the Kimberly neigh
borhood, was a business visitor in the
county seat Saturday.
G. H. Hahn, cashier of the Twin
Falls Bank and Trust company, re-
turned Saturday from Boise, where he
had been for several days.
ID. G. MacWatters, superintendent of
the Kuhn interests in Idaho, was a
business visitor in the city Saturday
from his headquarters in Miner.
Joseph H. Day, one of the progress
sive farmers of the Miner segregation
on the North Side, spent several days
Of last week in the city on business.
Paul Eastwood has been in the city
for several days from Rupert, visiting
with his wife, who is in the Twin Falls
hospital recovering from an opera
ton.
Mr. and Mrs O 2 DuYaIl were in
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-seuing; thrssyearolds and up
ward; EiI furiongs. Martin Casca. los Nfurphy).
to /. s to s. to 10. won; Sonny Boy. lG CwOl-
Stenhalml. { to /. to l. second; T. n. Green. 100
Lilly. { to 5. third Tine. lis NAlik, Archery,
Mordecai. Gabrio. Fred Levy. Amor: and Metro
poutan also raI.
SECOND RACE-Selling; thSregeLI-olds and up
ward; EiT fuTfngs Jessie Louise. - tHanOEerl.
70 /. 2 TO 1. even. won; SordeIlo. Zoe Uinsayl.
to l. 7l-2 To !, seoond; Nigadoo. los tObertl.
even. third. Time, lIA2& Flatbush, Brigs
Brother. San Jon, No MGnASz. Bshet. Leihale.
OchTe Court. Billy Collins. CrseO. Madeline B.
and FlsmuUiCn R,so ran
THIRD RACE-S-IHLg; al aSos 1--WE fuhionss.
JndAuuted. lts tNcTseNrrt). to 5, 4 To 5. to ),
won: Black Chief. % SHILLING. to l. to !.
SseJnd: A n AkIr. e tMurphy). To s., third
Time. lM. OHaean. SnAr Path. See II.
Charter. Wanda F.tETr and Beamou also ran.
mile. Harry shaw, Id CTroxlerl. to 10 TO {.
10 2 second: Working Lad, LII CPeak). to s.
third. Tine. Ia Bushy Head. Water Lady and
Polly II also nm
FIFTH RACE-seIling; threeyear-oids and up-
ward; stK furIonGS Miss B4rnharboE. lT pooh.
70 !. 70 l, 70 5. Dicks Pet, 100 tShilHngl.
to :, TO 5. second; CGnnock, " Uflyl. 70 2.
third Tine, I:l5 Psrthroek. A c. HeAly. Copper
town and Big Dipper also ran
SIXTH RACE-SeIling: three-gear-olds and up
ward; mile and two furionp. Earl Of Savoy. lG2
tObeItl. to 5. Il 70 .. To 4. won; Buzz Around.
100 tShflnnEl, even, / TO 2, second: Carton G..
100 tConnorsl. even. third. Time. /: "a Beaupere.
JACOB Bum. Napier. Carroll Reid. Col Holloway.
Mr.. Mack, FHty-FiEe and Kinmundy also ran
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
WHITE WORKS HARD
FOR SHUGRUE BOUT
Chicago Lightweight Trains in Bag
gage Car En- Route to New
York-Eeelinq Fine.

New York, Dec 25.-Charlie White, who
is hailed in Chicago as the actual light
weight champion of the world, added a
new training stunt to the annals Of
pugilism today, when he found that the
Lake Shore limited, on which he was
en- route from Chicago to New York.
would be three hours late. White Is
to fight Joe Shugrue next Tuesday night
at Madison Square Garden, and as he is
in tip-top shape he is doing only light
training, but is very particular about
that
So when he found the train would be
late, he went into the baggage car and
arranged with the baggage man to fit up
little travelling gymnasium. Rigging
some pulleys, he worked at the weights
for half an hour. Then he shadow
boxed in the cramped confines of the
car, with towering trunks on all sides
OF him. And then, enlIsting a lively fox
terrier, which some traveller was bring
ing East as a sparring partner. he fin
ished of with some hot rope work and
lodging. The dog entered into the
spirit Of the game and gave White lots
of exercise. after which the fighter and
Nate Lewis, his manager. went back to
their drawing room, where Trainer Ike
Bernstein gave White a good rub
down. When the train reached New
York White had Just finished dinner. It
was SD and Charlie said he was "feel-
ing fine"
Lewis and White and their managers
are quartered at Claridge's. and Charlie
will do a little road work in Central
Park and box tomorrow and Sunday at
Cooper's Gymnasium.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIhnE: all ages: purse. $40; Eve
furiOnss. Tara, 100; Sumo. 100; Holland lo6:
'Shader1ch. lS; Tansitory. fos: Zalie l0s: 'Ortyx
lo9: Humiliation, le; Ida LaTinia, Ioe: TrsTator
Ill; BedA W. Ill; Yorkshire Boy. III; Bulz7r, uI;
Lambs Tail. IL; Skeets. III: Curieux, 10
SECOND RACE-Selhng: thres-year olds and up
ward: purse. 800; one mile. Ed Biod. 10: Free
Trade. N5; Gen. Warren, lB: rralsfornaion
lS; F1ask, N6: Minda 100; SOrdeIIc. I05: Font
los; 'ElseWbere. los: sveneta Strome. lO8; 'Nada
Mas los; 'Volthorpe. Ill: Jacob Bum, Ill; Mime
Sis. ll3; MockleT. Il5; TAy Pay. III
THIRD RACE-SeIling; three-year-olds and up-
ward; purse. $40; six furlonEs. Galaxy H; "Yel-
low Eyes. 100; Surprising. I0l; wiley Io2: Todd
ling, lo2; Frank Hudson, DS; Louise Paul. 100:
'Brandywine. l5: Amsreus lo6; Prince Chap.
lO6; Billy Collins. o6: 'Dr z. l. sEGrnssT, DS;
Petslus. lG; King RGdfOrd. lG: The Busyhody
Ill; Martre, u3
FOURTH RACE-HaDdieap; twayearolds; purss
so; i've and one-hAH furIongs Borax, g: Encore
lW; Jim Savage. 100; Leonnine los; Carioue ros:
Yalas. N5; Col. Tom Green. l65: Dr. CArnan H.
FIFTH RACE-Seuing: threeyear-olds and I'D
ward: purse. 500; ard ooe-quzrtsr miles. Beau
Pere. %; 'MycenSe. g; Moonlight, g; 'Binis
Baker. g; Stars and Stripes. 90; High Cas- i0l /:
'NGpier. lol: Banjo Jim. lo2. Milton B.. lcs:
Caron Red. rs
SIXTH RACE-SelhnE: threeyesr-ods and up
Eard: pure. $40; mile. .SteTesta 100; Ton
Hancock. 100; CentAuh. lo5; Pennies. 10: Mis-
Eeanor. los; plain Ann. l05: 'Duquesne Ill
Carlton G.. IL; StsntoI us: Gerard. IIS: Quick
start. IL; Cuttyhmk. Ii: Husky Lad, IL: Spill
bound. Ii; Charisy McFsnan, Ii; Kinnundy. Ils.
'Apprsntics aIiouapes elafmed
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
BRICKLEY Will take
Big WESTERN Offer
Harvard Star to Coach Either Ohio
State or Ames'
Eleven.

St Louis, No., Dec. 25.-Capt. Charles
Brickley. of the Harvard football team.
considered by many critics the greatest
back that ever donned the moleskins, will
coach either Ohio State University or
Ames College OF Ohio next season. And
the great Harvard star expects to bring
forth a Western champion with either
team.
This was the positive statement OF
Brickley just before the holidays to
Francis Grover Cleveland O'Neill, who
is Brickley's chum at the Cambridge
institution. quoted the Crimson gridiron
leader in his statement last night
According to O'Neill, Brickley said: IT
have had offers from both Ohio State
and Ames and am going to accept one
or the other in a few days. / wanted to
coach an Eastern team. because I be-
lieve the foundations are better laid in
Eastern prep schools to introduce the
Haughton system. But as there is no
opening in the East that appeals to me
I have decided to go to one Of the two
Western schools.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
HAS remote CHANCE
OF Winning TROPHIES
International Polo and Tennis Matches
May Not Be Held in 1915 Be-
cause of War.

New York, Dec. 25.-Uncle Ssmmy's
chances of winning back the polo and
tennis championship cups in 1915 are re-
mote, because of the general European
war.
1t is unlikely that there will be an inter
national polo match between England
and America next year. Most of the
men who made up the 1914 English
polo team were army officers. They are
fighting in the war now. 1t is possible
that one or more has been killed OF
wounded.
Even If the war is over by next spring,
it is not likely that a match will be ar
ranged, as il will take England a year or
more to readjust itself commercially and
in q military way. and it will not have
much time to think OF or indulge in
sports.
The same is true concerning the Aus
tralian tennis team, which won the Davis
Cup last summer. Anthony F. Wilding
and Norman z. Brookes, the main cogs
in the championship team, are on the
firing line for the allies and have given
up all tennis thoughts.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
LOCAL CUE ARTISTS
WILL MEET AT ROYAL
Frank Sherman to Match His Skill
Against Walter Wallace, the
District Crack.

The recent exhibition match between
Frank Sherman and Alfred Deoro has
given pocket billiards. such impetus that
enthusiasts have requested Mr.. Sherman
to again enter the arena Consequently,
several games have already been ar
ranged with the best talent Of Washing
ton.
Several days ago, Mr.. Sherman defeat
ed Charles Bartlemes, rs to l0l. Tonight
a second match Of Is points between
the former and Walter Wallace will be
played at the Royal Admission TO this
contest Is free During the season, Mars
Killeen. the present District amateur
champion and others will play Frank
Sherman.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
TO ACT AS JUDGE.
Jay Gould to Occupy Position at
Dog show.

New York. Dec. 25.-Jay Gould, cham
pion court tennis player of the world.
will be found occupying a new role next
month. He has just been appointed one
OF the judges OF the annual dog show OF
the Westminster Kennel Club to be held
from February % TO . at the Grand Cen
tral Palace. Mr.. Gould will arrange the
ribbons for the pointers.
Another fancier who will make his
initial bow as a judge is Rupert H. An
derson, Of Plainfield, n. J.. and he will
Judge the Russian wolf hounds. Mrs.
Reginald F. Mayhem win make her first
appearance as a judge and she will have
the one-round task of making the
awards in the Pomenian toy, Spanlels
Pekingese, japanese, pugs and Brussels
Giffons.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
PRETTY GIRL ACTS AS
SECOND TO JACOBS
Teddy Outpoints frankie Brown in
Ten Rounds at Lonsacre
Club.

New York. Dec. 2.-Teddy Jacobs out
pointed frankie Brown in ten rounds IN
the main bout at the Longacre Club this
afternoon. Among Jacobs seconds was
q pretty young girl, who kissed him in
the ring just before he started the mill
ing. and who kept shouting words Of
encouragement to him during the battle.
Marty Cross, q brother Of the famous
Leach. proved too hard a hitter for
frankie AcCann, who quit In the very
first round of the semi-final.
Kid Taylor defeated Kid Sullivan in
a fast ten-round bout at the Vanderbilt
A. c. Taylor dropped his opponent with
a hard right-hand smash to the Jaw In
the seventh round. but could not win oy
q knockout.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SellinE: AL Aces: Ave furionES
Minnie p. lo6 tCollinsl. 5 to l. 9 to s. { to 5.
won; AHcs Teresa, l6 Clark. TO s. ) TO s.
second; Marie CoEhill. 10 CRiosl. even. third.
Tine. I1s IS. Austeri BSnmingo. Upland King.
Drwdrup and Lady Mint also ran
SECOND RACE-SeIinE; all Ages; I've furlonss
RockdaIe. 10 Booker. 70 L 70 l. TO s
won; Louis Des CognetS. is (McCabel. TO l.
70 !, second; Fanenil Hall is (Metcalh, : to 70
third Tine, Is Petit Bleu. FelinA, Black
Sheep and Compton also ran
THIRD RACE-SeIling; three-year-olds: Eve fur
louEA orimGr Lad, los Fsnnyl, : 70 l. ) to s.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
WITH THE RUNNING HORSES

out. Won: Thistle Belle. lOs MstealD. to s. out.
second: Safranor. lo lCollinsl. out. third. Tine
l1a Fath0m and BONANZA also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile RinzIinT. llo ME-
Cabel. to l. 70 5. out won; BrJnHmzh, o
(Calahan). to ?. out. second: Hocnir lis OIoIes-
Eorthl. out, third Time. l56 IS. Grover HUGHES
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FITe furlonEs wid Bear 10
collins, 8 to S. TO S. to ) Won; Nifty Io5
tActOnl. to 5. 70 5. second; Cisko, 10 QIOttl
5 70 5. third. Time. los "a Oblivion. Dr. Seufer
and Kid Nelsou also ran
SIXTH RACE-Ons mile. Rose O'Nein. Id
tMeCabe), } 70 !, { 70 5. out. won; Amity uO
Booker. even. out, second: SleeplaRd 100 Uoudsr1
out. third Time. l5s. Burnt Candle and Kel-
settA also nn.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
KID WILLIAMS
WALLOPS DAILY
Bantam-weight Champion De-
feats New York Scrapper
IN Slashing Fight.
LEADS ALL THE WAY
Tried Hard for Knockout in Ninth
and Tenth Rounds. but
Failed.

New York. Dec. B.-Kid Williams, Of
Baltimore. the bantam-weight champion.
proved . real titleholder against Johnny
Daily, Of New York. In a slashing ten
round bout at the Pioneer A. c. this
afternoon. Williams won all the way
and would have stopped the game little
Gotham boy had not the latter proved q
regular iron man.
Every round was the same. Williams
kept forcing the fight from start to finish
and nearly always had DAILY backing up
and covering. Only In flashes did the
home lad open up and fight back.
In the ninth and tenth periods the
champion tried to stop his little oppon-
ent. but he could not hit hard enough to
accomplish his task. DAILY left the ring
with his face and body badly marked up
from the punishment he received.
The official weight Of the boys was:
williams. 1lsE pounds; Daily. liz pounds.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
Tebeau Declared Owner of Park.

Kansas City, No., Dec. 3.-George Tebau. owner
Of the Kansas City American Association baseball
club today became absolute owner Of Association
Park here as the result Of final settlement Of q
suit brought to determine the ownership. Tebau
leased the property with option to buy several
years Ego. Suit was brought to compel the oUners
TO sell at the price fixed At that time and was de
cided in Tebsu's favor three weeks ago. The parties
to the suit reached final agreement today.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
Impossible Racing Conditions of
Track the Cause.

FL Paso. Tex. Dec. 25.-Entriss for Sat
urday did not close for regular time to-
day owing to difficulty in filling. The
card will remain open until o'clock and
II they do not I'LL satisfactorily there will
be no racing Saturday. Following official
notice issued today by management:
Owing to the unprecedented rainfall
and well-nigh impossible racing conditions
OF the track the management deems II
best to postpone racing for the four days
beginning next Monday. This postpone
ment is reluctantly forced upon the man.
agement, but believes it the best course to
be pursued for all concerned"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
EVERs DOING NICELY. .
Braves Captain Spends Christmas
with Family In Troy.

New York. Dee S.-Dr J. Z Hs4ity. who at
tended Johnny EUers. during his Hlness Of pneu-
moui1 In New York received long distance tele-
phone message sode from Troy. saying that
Evers had lriTed there safely and was enjoying
Christmas At home with his family
EFers aaid he WAs stin weak and would keep
indoors. but that be was mighty Eiad 10 Be home.
The second baSeman left New York late this
afternoon, accompanied By Mrs EFers.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
Hold Three Dual Meets.

Amherst. Dec 5-Ths Amherst College swim
ming team will hold three dual meets at Am
herst this winter. he dates are: February -.
Cornell; March 6. Pennsylvania, and March u.
Brown The college VIII enter a team in the inter
collesiate swimming ehampionship At New HATsn
on March s. Negotiations also being made
for . meet with Harvard and possibly AndoTeE.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
Miss Kellermann Gives Cup.

New YorL Dec. 5.-Annette Keilemann viii Do
nate . special loving cup a prize for the winner
Of the Woman'S indoor swimming and diving cham
rionship TO be held Al MadiSon Square Garden dur
ing the spo:tsmens Show. IN the week q January
~
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
WILL PLAY NoTRE DAME.
to Substitute Indiana
Team for Crimson.

Ann Arbor Mich. Dec. 5-Michigan VII NOT
plHy Harvard next fall in football but students
here believe Notre Dame win Be played instead Of
the Crimson eleTen- tentative schedule drawn up
By Michigan students puts NotTe Dame on the list
for October %. The tentative schedule follows
September =. some snail coIlege; October . Case:
October g. Mount Union; October 9. South Dakota I;
octobr Is, NJ. A. c.: October q syraclss; October
80. Notre Dame; November 6. Pennsy, at Phila-
delphia; November i. Cornell
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
BATTLE TO LEvINsKY.
New York Heavy-weiEht Keats Dan
"Porkyo Flynn.

New York. Dec. 5.-Battling Levinsky
was the victor over Dan "Porky'' Flynn
in q. ten-round bout at the Broadway a.
c. this afternoon. The battle was hard
fought throughout and although Levinsky
was conceding eighteen pounds in weight
he was the aggressor and landed the
cleaner and harder blows.
Flynn was clever in defensive work and
succeeded in blocking many OF his op-
ponent's leads There were no knock
downs and neither was at any time in
danger OF taking the count.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
NEW RED SoX SCOUT.

Mccarthy Made q Free AGENT BY
the Braves.
Boston Dec. 5.-Tom Mccarthy, Of this city
will act as a scout for the Boston American Learos
club next season. 1t was announced today. Nc
Carthy made free agent BY the local National
League team. fo- which he performed similar duty
last sCason
continue to scout for the Red Sox IN past years.
The Cleveland club has snld Pitcher BiShop to
the Portland club Of the Pacific Coas League.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-26
Nav Tr.de Caporsl for Berger.

Scranton. Pa. DEC ga deal Is pending between
MAnAEr Wild Couruy. Of the champion Etmira
team OF the New Yort State League. and Manager
Bill CoughHn. Of the SGanton team. whereby the
locals will get Pitcher Sweet" Caporal from the
Champions in exchange for BIZ BerEen, the veteran
catcher.