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The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
"OUTLAW" StRRENDERS
AFTER NINE DAYS SIEGE
Beardsley Gives Self Up to Hotel Pro-
prietor. Who Demands
Reward.

Mayville. y. Y. Jan. 2.-After being
besieged for eight days in his farm
house fortress. Edward Beardsley. who
shot Poormsster Putnam, surrendered to-
day to Charles BacRus, proprietor Of the
Msyvilie House.
Beardsley surrendered according TO his
promise to give himself up il his brother
Beardsley's reason for shooting Poormas-
ter Putnam was that the latter had
threatened to take possession OF the
children.
After the farmer had given himself up.
BGckus refused to turn the prisoner over
to Sheriff Anderson. of Chautauqua
County, until he received the $50 reward
for the capture
During the nine days that Beardsleys
home was under siege two score deputy
sheriffs surrounded the place The be-
leaguered farmer. armed with VIM
chester rife and pistols, kept a vigilant
watch and allowed no one save persons
whom he knew intimately to approach
his house.
During the siege Mrs. Beardsley's sis.
ter. who. with nine children of Boards
l.y's were cooped up in the fortress.
was wounded in the leg by the accidental
discharge of a revolver.
The outlaw allowed a newspaper man to
interview him on being paid and sold
his autograph and photographs Of him.
self.
Beardsley was taken to the Mayvill-
House by Backus. He had not been in
his room long before he was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Gossett. who found
r. .ardsley asleep, covered him with his
revolver and awakened him. Beardsiey
submitted to arrest calmly and was tax
en- to the county Jail. -%
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
Charleston.

FIRST RACE-Purse 500: thrce-yesr-olds and up-
ward: selling: FIVE and one-haH furonss. ProaSUss.
Ics; Passes 100: Theo Cook. liz: Bobby Cook, lB;
Jennie Wells. III: Cherry SeSd. lli; surIaSs. III;
Glenn Beachey, ia: 'Lsdy Etns. os: Elsie Herndon.
IL; Moisant, IL: Fswn. IL; Hans Greek. III;
Coming Coon, Ill: Ia Aurora. la.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 800; threeyearoids and
upward; selling; sir furlonss. Camel. lB; Rye
Straw, ID; spellbound. III; DR.. Kendall. 10: Nd
rosr. pl; 'Dick's Pet. lol: Bsrium, IL: Charles
Cannci. loe; Belle Trre. ios Laura. lol: JezAai.
los; 'F1ask loi; Gollivosg IL
THIRD RACE-Puse, 500 four-yen-ods and up-
ward; selling; Ave and one-haH furi0ngS Voathore.
III; YORK Lad. H. 'Ethelbrr II. loi; Com Crzker
ia; Joe Stein. lH: Votes, 100: Auto Maid. 10.
satr. Ill: 'Irishtowp. lo7: Jacob Bunn ia: BLACK
Chief 100: 'sylvestris lo7: Flying Footsteps. IL;
Gstypallsn. III: Joaquin. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, so; Clemson Handicap;
thrreyear-olds and upward: six furionga Csnsh
Hill lis; John p. Nixon o.: Deposit. los; White.
Ils; Cos lo1: Counterpart, 100: Prince Hsnnis, no;
Nono.cJ. III: Brave Cunarder. la: Sherwood. ID.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; thrce-year-oids and up
ward; selling: mile. shorty Holmes. 10; Frog. i0;
Curious. loe: Dicks Pet, s.: Kinder Lon. -;
Matte L.. "; Tom Hancock. IS: Sweet Times. ke;
stentor. lA; Toy. lce; 'Dr. Jackson. 10; Helen
NJ S.
SIXTH RACE-Puse. 500; thrceyear-olds and
upward; selling: handicap: mile and twenty yards.
Cock.pur 100: White Wool lc5: Charter. ne: Scrim-
mage %; Feather Dus,er. ios: Earl Of Savoy. no;
Frank Hudson. lo5 Mollie s.. la5; Early Light. %.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maiden tuoyear-olds; nllies: pure.
500: three and one-haR furionzs. ZindeIl. ITO
tObeItl, to s. won; Norma L., ll5 tCallahanl. to
2. second; Ffnalee. Ito CBuItonl. to /. third
Time. o:is, Unalera. Still Day. Racy. and sophis
B. also ran
SECOND RAcE-Thrs-year-oh, and upward: :
selling; purse. 500 sx furlonss. The Busybody. los
tAIey1, Q TO l. won; Dr. Duusberty, lG CMurphy). Z
to !. sscuod: Queed. Ito (Henr). IS to !. third
Time. l:I7. Marty Lou, Sonny Boy. Tom Boy. Our
Nugget, Prospect. Lady Rankin. Tom Holland. MIN
bus Ton King. and ElfalI also ran.
THIRD RACE-Thrce-year-old and upward: purss.
500; six furiongx The Turf, io4 tMeTasgari<. to
2 won Lost Fortune. Nieanderl. to !. secood /;
Amoret. lk tBuxtonl. to !. third. Tine. las i-5
OAKLAND lncision, CoreoIxis Premier. Charles Can
nell, Willis, and Gagnant also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SeIling: handicap; threeyear-
olds and upward: one mile and seventy yards
Golden Treasure. lo7 tCoreyl. to ], won: Lntrook.
100 (McCaheyl, to ]. second; Ford Mai, % NC
Taggart). to 2, third. Time, 80. Hedge Rose.
Ralph Lloyd, Ehendi, and Dynamite also nn.
FIFTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward: sel-
ing; one mile and seventy yards Silicc, IL tobert).
Z 10 l. won; Plain Ann. 10 (Bu1tonl. 10 to ].
Time. la IS Charles +. Granger. WoodIaft.
L. N. Eckert. Jim Cahrey. and Yankee Pooh slso
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Thrte-year-old and upwsrd: sell
ing: mile and twenty yards. Ella G7ne. 100
(Wsrd), to !. won; Buzz Around % tsmyth). TO
l. second: Chemulpo. los McTasgartl. to 2. third.
Time. 1Ss rs. Wood Dove. Bernsdette. Patty Re
gan, and Old Jordan also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
GALLAUDET SWAMPS
MARYLAND FARMERS
Agsies Prove Easy for the Kendall
Creeners in Initial Clash
Score Is ~ to IS.
ROCKWELL'S DRIBBLING EXcELS

By putting up a game replete with
clever passing and sensational shootins.
Gallaudet's basketball team had an easy
time defeating the Maryland Agricultural
College Quint In a one-sided game yes
terday afternoon at Kendall Green gym
nasium, - to Is.
The score clearly shows that the Mary
land Aggies had almost no team work
at all and were outclassed in every de-
partment. The Buff and Blue players
showed signs of having been coached
well by Mickey Kellieher by playing
a clever and fast game.
Rockwell dribbled the ball the length
of the floor several times to the basket
where he had no difficulty in shooting
the goal. Dearstyne played the best for
the Aggies by excellent blocking. and
shooting two clean goals from difficult
angles. Rasmussen. wenger and Rock
wells shooting were easily the features
Capt. DURAN put up a good blocking
game. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
UAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three and one-han furionss. rfu-
lane. Ii CTaplinl, 4 10 s won; Tod Cook, Ilo
Noftus). IS TO l. second; Commsurette. lG Domi-
nickI. 20 10 !, third. Tina. GO IS. Asa Hsrndon.
snusyl9, Nellie c.. Hin fG Las. and Appie al.o
ran. rs 1e~-E- :.
SECOND RACE-six furiong. John Huris, 10
tGross). to !, won; Hardy. IL t0'Brien). to 5.
secuud Senator James, 100 tGroh). 10 to ]. third.
Time, ll2l15. Ipquieta. Unala, Tom Murphy.
Mia, Lady Young. Gelico. Ed B.. Moralist. yernoe
Rico. and Ed q. also ran.
THIRD RACE-0ne and sixteenth milea.
Blne Beard. l6 (Molesworth). to l. won; Kesetta,
liz (Tsplin). to !. second: Lord Elan. III lGoose,.
. TO ], third Time. Ia IS Defy. F1orencs Birch.
Clinton. Helen Hsukins. Joe Wood. and Jack Lar
son also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Esslou Handicap: seven fun
longs. Bonnie Chance, fG Ford). 8 to s, won:
Cantem, % (Afott). to l. second: New Haven. 100
Guy, to ], third Time. Is. Pay stresx
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furiensx Seneca. liz Cdc-
lutyre, to ], won; Beda, 10 tGsryan). % to
oud; Toy Boy, liz (Hofmanl. to l. third. Time.
lis IS Jesupburn, Right Little. Dan Berry. Sam
GrEssby. Eva Tsnsuay. Chanticleer. Cisko. Kid Mel
son. Elpato, and Transparsnt also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Dynamo. los (Benton),
3 to I, won: Burnt Candle. 1e (Clayer1, to l. SC
ond; Butter Ball. los tGroth). to /, third Time,
l5s Ia The Cinder. AK Ma. and Reg also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
KID EGAN FAVORITE
IN BOUT AT ARDMORE
Local Feather-weisht Picked to Win
in Fifteen-round Go with
Young McQue.
CHARLEY MARX MEETS RAY

Kid Egan. the local feather-weight. is
picked by the fight experts of the Cap
ital to give Young McQue. Of Baltimore,
q iacing tonight in the star bout of the
Ardmore Club, at Ardmore, Md. McQue
and Egan will hook up for fifteep rounds
at catchweights. and as the boys are
rivals from long ago. the mill should be
interesting. Esan has been training
faithfully for this battle. and stated last
night after an hours stiff work that he
Is In the best of condition. Reports
from Baltimore state that McQue Is
confident Of victory.
In the semi-wind-up. Charley Marx and
Buddy Ray will mix 1t for eight rounds.
Both are local boys, and are anxious to
get away with a win. 50 the fur should
hy.
Young Montana and Johnnie Cunning
ham will entertain the fight fans in a
four-round bout fray. The boys have
been training for this battle, and the
winner will receive a chance in a semi
wind-up in the near future. A battle
royal will open the show. which will
start At Sis p. m Special cars will be
run ito the club tonight.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
NATIONAL GUARDS
LOSE TO ALOYSIUS
Militiamen's Quint Drops Hard-fousht
Contest to North Capitol Street
Team, 26 to 20.

In the best game yet played In the
Washington City Basketball League the
Aloysius quint defeated National Guards
$50.
The former quint was at its best in
the first half and 1t was due TO the eS-
cellent teamwork that 1t was leading
when the whistle blew by I'LL, but the
militiamen seemed to hit their stride after
the battle was renewed and At one time
were within two points Of the winners.
Jack Croghan, the Guards husky for
ward, was the individual star of the
evening. Captain Hall and "Oz'' Varella,
the Aloysius' aggressive forwards, were
all over the floor shooting goals from
difficult angles. but they were closely fol-
lowed by CoIlinower. the big guard OF the
same team. while Sannino and Hutton
also showed good form for the losers.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Famous Carlisle Football Star
May Tutor the Brookland
Eleven Next Fall.
WILL PLAY NAVY TEAM

Jim Thorpe, the greatest all-around
athlete the world has ever known. and
winner of the Olympic championship. has
been rendered a contract to coach the
Catholic University football team. This
was announced by q prominent member
Of the c. U. Athletic Council last night.
AZ football At Catholic University is
expected to be on q much higher plain
than last year. the Brookland oficials
are sparing no expense, but intend to
make the gridiron game a real part Of
Catholic University athletics.
In the past football has been q dead
letter, but this fall the pigskin game Is
expected to be on a level with the 1913
c. U. ball nine. the best college club In
the South.
Watch Our 1914 Football Team" is the
slogan out at Brookland. and the stu
dents. as well as the faculty, are wrapped
up IN the prospects for good eleven
Tommy REILLY, half back at Michigan
head coach. but the offer has been ex-
tended to Thorpe. The famous Carlisle
star has not been heard from as yet, but
Manager Ryan IL awaiting word.
1t Is known that Catholic University
has offered Virginia a game here. or
would accept a contest at Charlottes-
vile. Should c. U: play Virginia here.
the local fans would again get chance
to see the Charlottesville collegians in
battle.
To Play Navy.
As to the schedule, such teams as
Navy. Dickerson.. Villa Nova. Washing
ton and Lee, and Washington and Jef-
ferson will be met. 1t Is understood that
the Navy oftered the Catholics Novem-
Der for q game In Annapolis, and 1t is
very likely that Catholic University will
accept.
The fifty scholarships that will be Of
fered by the Knights of Columbus will
no doubt bring a host of football mate
rial to the school, this together with the
othe- men that will enter Catholic Uni
versity. there should be something doing
in the football line next year. One great
mistake that was made last year was
not getting the men back early to
practice. Next fall the men are to re-
turn to school at least three weeks be-
fore school opens. giving the men plenty
of time to get together before the sea-
son opens.
Capt. Boyle intends calling out his
men for spring practice this year and
already some of the punters have been
putting in two and three hours daily
kicking practice for the past week.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Weston to Walk
To San Francisco
Jim Thorpe Offered
Coachship at c. u.
W. e.. ]. FOOTBALL TEAM
OFFERS GEoRGETowH DATE

Msnager O'Doyle. ef the
Gesrsetswn football team. stated
last night that he had been Of
fereA TIVE Astes ~ the Wash.
ington and JeRerssn College
football nanageaeat the game
10 take place In Washisgtes.
Manager ODsyle refused to stste
what the dates were, but Il 10
unaerstesA that November II II
ose. The .Hnltoppers will more
thar likely accept this date, and
meet the w. & ,. eleven On
Georgetown Field.
The Georgetewn football sched-
ule is expected to be ready for
publication within the next ten
days. Manager O'Boyie promises
the LEGAL football enthusiasts
. gseA list Of Gsnes, sad stated
that the virginia contest would
net be missed.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
MCBRIDE STARTS SEVENTH
SEASON WITH NATIONALS

George Mcbride, the NationsIs'
sifty shortnelder. has signed his
1914 contract. Manager Grimth
received the docunent yesterday
afternoen. This VIII mark the
seventh season Mcbride has bees
with the Nationals, and he
writes thst II will be His best.
Mcbride - confident the Ma
tienals will be In the peanast
race IRON the start. and predicts
that the club which bests sut the
GriRnen VIII land the pennsst.
John HenFy, the Natieasls'
sturdy receiver, left for his hene
at Amherst, Masss LAST nisht.
He.ry had 10 trouble signing .
washington contract, and 10 In
the hest Of eenditfon. He viii
repsrt here February ~ with the
ysang pitehers.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
MEETS W. & L. QUINT.
Catholic University Five Play Three
Game. on Soathern Trip.

The Catholic University basketball
squad left for Virginia this morning on
a three-day trip down where they will
meet Washington and Lee tonight at
Lexington, Virginia Military Institute
Friday, at Lexington, and University of
Virginia Saturday. at Charlottesville. The
team Is in good condition, and expects
to make a good showing. The men who
took the trip are Manager Fury, Coach
Rice, Capt. Lambert, Tracey, Cartwright.
Donnelly, Keegan, Duncan. Hinchcnfr,
and TrumbulL.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Down the Alleys
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

Totals.... 80 81 i5i :
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
GERMANY WOULD GUST
AMERICAN TOBACCO co.
Raids Are Made on Concerns Az
hIiated with Corporation-Lesal
Proceedings Planned.

Dresden. Germany. Jan. g1.-Lesal pro-
ceedings to oust the American Tobacco
Company from Germany are under con-
temptation by the government. This was
learned today in connection with . second
raid upon tobacco firms which were re-
ported to be affiliated with the American
Tobacco trust.
Onicials armed with search warrants
seized letters and other documents and
went through the firms book. A previous
raid began Monday.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Bis Clothing Firm Bankrupt.

New York. Jan. el.-An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed today
in the United States District Court
against Smith, Gray & Co.. one Of TIL
oldest retail clothing houses IN tho
city, with two stores in Manhattan and
two in Brooklyn.
Oscar A. Lewis was appointed re-
ceiver. and authorized the continue the
business. The liabilities of the firm are
estimated at s45e.ooo and the assets -
3s50,o00, book value.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Meets Epiphany.

An interesting game of basketball will
be staged at the Good Shepherd Hall,
Sixth and I streefI northeast, next
Saturday night when the Good shep-
herds, claimants to the 140-pound cham
pionship of the District. meet the fast
Epiphany quint.
Both teams have played commendabie
bali this season and close contest is
expected.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
GOOD SHEPHERDS FORFEIT.
Lincoln Regulars Trim Reserves
50 to rs In Practice Game.

The Good Shepherd basketball team
forfeited to the Lincoln Athletic Club in
the first game for the lfo-pound cham
picnship Of the District, by failing to
appear as scheduled in the Lincoln gym
nasium last night.
In order not to disappoint the large
crowd assembled. the Lincoln Regulars
and Reserves hooked up In what proved
a very interesting game. Ricketts, and
Howard starred for the Regulars. while
Carter and McFadden excelled for the
Reserves. The first team defeated the
Reserves 30 to Is. The lineup and sum-
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Gallant to Fight Burns.

San Francisco, Jan. I.-Gilbert Gal
liant, a Boston lightweight who arrived
in town late last evening was this after
neon matched to box twenty-rounds with
frankie Burnes OF Oakland by promoter
Jim Coffroth. The battle will be staged
at either Dreamland or the Pavilion rink
on the evening Of Friday. January 20 and
will take the place Of the Inflated MUIR
phy-Ritchie affair.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22

FIRST RACE-scllins; tvOysar,old maidens
three and q half furlonss Bsrhanta, lG; Com
murttta lG; Himyar Lass. liz; csteeory. LIZ:
smuSzier, liz; Lady Benzol. IL; Yale, IL; Asa
Herndou lls: ormoud. us; W. \. Haloty. H5.
SECOND RACE-seliing; fOur-yearolds and up
ward one mile Blackeycd Susan. loo: Georse
Kame, lcT: 'Maur Lad. 1G; ShsrTcr knight, lG
Ethelda 10; weyanoke. llo; Shorty Northc1it. IL;
Jim Caerats IL: Dshlgr-n, ll2: Gsiico, ll2 Miami.
liz; Marshall Tilshman, ll2; ToPand. IL; Wicket,
liz: Great Jubilee, lis.
THIRD RACE-Selline; threeyear-oids: nve and
q half furiorsS Anti Cul. 100 Bob r.. los; IDA
Cook los: Felina, los: Drorl. los; santsneca 10:
Ciarabel l5: La EstreIla, Io5: Moutreal. lo6 Real
Worth. 1G: Dick Dodie. l0: Buka, l@; Baroara
Lane los: Muy Buens. 10: Coos. ll3
FOURTH RACE-Thrce- year -olds and upward; hve
and q half furicngS Birdmsn. 81; BarsAc, leo;
Gordon Russell leJ: Quidnrnc 10; Closer. lcS;
zim los: Royal Dolly. G.
FIFTH RACE-Selnx: fouryear-olds ana upward;
six furioues. Lady Mcbride 100; Jewel OF Asia.
100; .Anne McGee. 1oi: Little Jane. ~; Gold
Finn. ios; Herpes, los: Rose Of Jeddah. ps; Lofty
Haywood. los: Sir Airscot, los; High Street, l0-
SIXTH RACE-seIlng; four-year-oids and up-
ward: mile. Sister Florence. los; q. T. Norsen. 10
Msnirka, lG; Eockdale. N7: 'fOntef1ef, ~;
Fr,zzle. Ie: O. W. Kenyon. IL: Stanley D.. IN
sApprcntics allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
TRIM EPISCOPAL QUMT.
Army and Navy Props Land Losely
Played Game, 81 to IS.

The Army and Navy Props basketball
team captured a hard but loosely played
game yesterday from the Episcopal High
School quint OF Alexandria Va. "a to 4S
The goal shooting of Doomua. who Gagged
thirteen goals, and the defensive playing
of Collins, were the features. The line
up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
GRIFF AT BANQUET.
Nationals' Pilot to BE Guest of
Honor In AIexandria Tonight.

Manager Grifith. OF the Washington
baseball club, will be the guest Of honor
at a banquet of the Cardinal Athletic
Club, of Alexandria tonight. President
Breen, of the Cardinals. stated last night
that the banquet this year would be big
ger and better than any held in previous
years, and that he expected to show the
Nationals boss a royal good time.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
CHANCE BUYS STOCK.
Yanks Leader said to Have Invest
ed in Los Angeles Club.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. "A local
baseball man in close touch with the Los
Angeles club is authority for the state
ment today that Frank Chance. manager
of the New York American League club.
had purchased a $4,000 interest in the
Los Angeles club and likely will be taken
into the directorate Of the club.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Johnny Beau signs Contract.

Milwaukee, Wis. Jan. H.-President
Timms, OF the Milwaukee club. Of the
American Association, announced today
that he had received the signed contract
Of Johnny Beall, OF Washington, d. C.,
the heavy-hitting outfielder obtained
from the White Sox last season in part
payment for Larry Chappelle.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
NAT GEARD

Observation-Disclosures for Coleman. Hollander
for vsrella, Mclaughlin for Hollander. Goals from
hoor-Croshan i5l, Sannino t2. Hutton. Mcdonnell.
yarellA 81. Hall Co. schlosssr Hoilander. Collnower
81. Goals from free tosscs-Croghan, sannino.
Schlosser ls). Goals mi.sed-Croghan sannino. Hut
ton Schlosser 81. Referee-Mr. Bopp Timekecpcr
Mr. Handiboe. Time Of halves-o minutes Scorer
Mr. Luitich. Final score-Aloysius. 8; National
Guards -.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
FLRTED WITH COPS WIFE.
Salesman Now Is Servins
SIX Months in Jail. =

Springfield. Mo-. JAM all. X.
EIkips, of Nashville. Tenn, travelling
salesman. fiirted with Springfield
policcman's wife at the Frisco depot
last night by mistake and will serve .
six months sentence in the Greene
County jail
The sentence was imposed in Police
Court today when Elkins pleaded
guilty to "mashing" and offered to pay
a fine. His money was refused and he
was sent to Jail.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22

Gosls from hoor-McCsrhy Cs. Ricketts, IN.
Frazier ri Howard 90. Hanlcy tsl. Garter (sl. Fer
slson co. Bur1ier (2. NcFadden- Goals from free
tosses-Frsn1 seahright. Rsfsre-Mr. BischOf.
Tnekeer~r-Mr HYDE. Tine ot halres-D minutes
scorr-Mr Gladman- Final score-Regulars. ";
Reserves, :.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22

Goals from hoor-Decrhart. Geddes %. Doomua
u9. Kimberly "a. Dunlop O. Hamburger -.
Reinhart tD, Collins. Rutledse. Goals from free
tossss-Hamburrer "a. DOomsu ~. Goals missed
Hamburger Co. Doomau ~. Referee-Mr. Hub
bard. L II. $. Tmekesper-Mr. Kne,cr, Yale.
Time Of h,Ircs-3 minutes. scorer-Mr. Green.
Final scure-A. & y. Prcys. 81; Episcopal High
School. s.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
After Fort Myer auint.

The Northminster would like to ar
range game with Fort Meyer basketball
team, average l45 pounds. Address all
communications to H. w. Smith. 175s T
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22

substitntious-Foltz for n. Wenser. Closer for
Keeiey. Vincent for Cole. shipley for johnson. un-
temanu for Bopst Goals from the foor-Rockveil
ts, Rasmussen 90, n wnser G. Durian 90.
Keeley o. Classen 90, Folts CO. Bopst %. shipiey,
Ven 81, Cole 70 ruIi. Refercs-Mr Haas Tine Of
halyes-A minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22

Goals from foor-Bachman tD. Towers a.. Eiason
90, McClay Gl. Hutchinson tzl, Paine tg Goal
fron foul-Towezs. Time Of haives-D minutes. Ref
eree-Mr. Kerby. Timer-Mr. Malone. substitu-
tions-MeAlwee for Burgess. Paine going to left
lor,~srd In the second half.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
CROSS GETS MATCH.
New York Dentist to Boz Joe Rivers
February 23.

Los Angeles. Jan. H.-Leach Gross. of
New York and Joe Rivers of Los Ange-
les were today matched by Tom McCarey
promoter OF the Pacific A c. to box
twenty-rounds in the Vernon Arena on
next February %.
The weight agreed upon is 134 pounds
ring side and all parties concerned choose
Charley Eyton as referee. The match
has been hanging fire for several days,
owing to Rivers seeming aversion to
again mixing with the crafty Cross.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22

Goals from noor-Corcorzn az. sebeurich. Kreisrr.
Toruey C9. waldron. Dousherty. Goals from free
tosses-waldron Corcoran. Goals mized-Scheurch
C1. R.feree-Mr. Haas Timekeepsr-Mr. Walsh.
Time q halves-9 minutes. Soorer-Mr. Brown.
Final score-GeorSrtoun. l: Loyola. O. Forfeit
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wsmsley no. Malone "a. Clark C2. GzIHran.
Grussbet ~. Almon. Gore t2. Goals from foul
hne-Almon "a. Malone 5l. Goals missed from foul
hne-Almon t2l, Malone a.. RGerre-Mr Gill.
University of Virginia Time Of hslves-D minutes
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substitutes-Clements for Ranef tsecond halo
Referee-Mr. W. r. Underwood. Timeheeper-Mr
g. waliing. scurer-Mr. p. O. Cements scpre-
Greens. rs; Blues. II. Gosls-Boyd O., Smith 20,
Mulroe C). Modett CO.
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Eastern wi.s Easily.

The Eastern High School basketball
quint had an easy time defeating the
Army and Navy Academy yesterday In
the Capitol Hill's gym by IS to . score.
Greer and Wood featured the game BY
their sterling playing.
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BRIGADEs WIN ANOTHER.
Trims Trinity Club in Closely Play.
ed Game, II to 10.

By the close score of q to 20 the Friend
ship House Boys Brigade five took the
third consecutive game from the Trinity
M. z. Young Mems Club team at Friend
ship House gymnasium last night Bach
man and Towers starred for the Brigad-
ers, with Romer doing his usual sterling
work at guard, while Eliason and Nc
Clay did the best playing for the Trinity
Club. The lineup: