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GRIFFITH GIVES
VIG|LANTS date
Local Semi-Pro. Team Will
Tackle Nationals Mon
day. April 6.
HARRY HARPER SIGNS
Young Southpaw Now in Fold -Boeh-
ling Expected in Washington
Today.
HARRY HARPER SIGNS
By c. w. SWAN.

Manager Griffith yesterday informed
Manager Oliveri, of>the Vigilant Athletic
Club, that Monday, April 6, has been
granted him. and that the Nationals will
play the local semi-pro outfit on that
date. This, coming with the game with
the Cardinals. of Alexandria. Tuesday,
April T. leaves but one open date on
the exhibition schedule of the Nationals
Just what club will be played on the
Sth is not known, although Manager
Grifithr has been approached by repre-
sentatfves of Catholic University and
Gallaudet. The last-named college has
never been booked by the Nationals, and
the Kendall Greeners would look upon
the gene with great favor.
Joe Boehling. the sensational young
southpaw of the Nationals. is expected
in Washington some time today, and Man
Rger Griffith expects to have his signed
contract safely reposing in the safe at
baseball headquarters by nightfall.
Boehling made a wonderful record with
the Nationals last summer. He lead the
league IN consecutive victories for some
zine, and also proved a winning pitcher
after his winning streak was broken by
the st. Louis Browns.
Harry Harper. one of Griff's many
youthful lefthanders, was enrolled among
those present on the 1914 team yesterday,
when his contract was received by Griff.
Harper sent the document back unsign-
ed some time ago, as he refused to play
Sunday ball. The contract he has signed
absolves him from playing ball on the
Sabbath.
The news that Kid Carsey has turned
up in New York. connected with the
Federal League. created quite surprise
yesterday. Carsey had not been heard
from since that Sunday he made his
getaway with some s7oo and that he is
now connected with tine Federal League
came as big surprise.
out in Chicago the whole town il Civ
ing c. Webb Murphy the laugh. Heinie
Zimmerman, whose top-piece has been
frequently referred to as the ivory
dome" put one over on Murph, getting
thereby an annual salary of s7,0o0 for
fhree years. 1t seems that Heine Zim
hung around with the Feds for week
or so until report had been started to
the effect that Gilmore was going to give
him s2l.00o for three years. Just when
things were ripe Zim called on Murphy
and for signing a contract got his salary
jumped from 5000 to 5000. As a mat
ter OF fact the Feds had offered him no
contract at all ''The next man who calls
Heinie bone" said Johnny Evers.
will have a second guess coming"
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
AGGIES ARE TRIMMED.
50. John Quint Have Easy 'rime
Defeating Farmers. 80 to 10.

Annapolis, Nd. Jan. sl-St Johns
College Won from the Maryland Agricul-
tural College. at basketball. in a rough
and tumble game here tonight by - to
To- The rivalry between the institutions
manifest itself in the way the players
mixed things up at frequent intervals
and there were several bad spills. But
the roughness was not of the undue Or
der. and there were no disqualifications.
The work OF Heise, welch, and Thomp-
son along this line being especially good.
and Selby shot a goal from a different
angle, and Shipley, Vincent. and Bopst
played well for the Farmers.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
LOCAL ELEvENs TO PRACTICE.
Second Association Soccer Team
After Engineer Club.

Capt. Johnny McGinty will have two
elevens at practice today on the Rose
dale in preparation for the game on
February s The second eleven would
like to hear from the Engineers about
their return game, the club boys are
anxious to settle. as they do not like to
leave of when each have a drawn game
to its credit All communications for
games with the second eleven, should be
addressed 10 l. Leckey. 2212l street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
CARTMELL COMES BACK.
U. of n. c. Coach Says HeEarty Is
TO Blame.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Chapel Hill. n. C.. Jan. S.-The contro-
versy between Nat Cartmell, athletic
trainer of University of North Carolina,
and Jack Hegarty. the former George
town football player, in which charges
have been made that Cartmell was re-
sponsible for the Virginia-G Georgetown
athletic break has been intensified by a
counter charge. Cartmell says that
Hegarty offered of his own accord to as
semble professional football players to
bring South if the position Of coach was
assured him at the University Of North
Carolina.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Mandot Draws with Lore.

New York, jan 23.-Superior ring gen.
eralship and greater knowledge OF scien-
tific boxing enabled Joe Mandot, OF New
Orleans. to stay ten rounds with Johnny
Lore. of this city, at the Empire Athletic
Club tonight. Lore made the mistake of
trying to outlook a boxer. Had 1t not
been for this his persistency and ag-
gressiveness might have won out.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
CATHOLIC TWINS
HARD-FOUGHT GAME
Brooklanders Trim Cadets from Vir-
sinia Military Institute in Rough
Contest-Cartwright Injured.
DoNNELLY In THE LIMELIGHT

Special to The Washington Herald.
Lexington, Va, Jan. 25.-In fast. but
roughly played game Catholic University
defeated Virginia Military Institute here
this afternoon, 10 to L.. v. 81. Il. was
the first to score, but the count was
soon evened up by two free tosses by
Tracey. after, which c. U. was never
headed.
At the beginning Of the second half
Cartwright. of c. T., sprained his
shoulder, Hinchcliff taking his place.
Keegan and Donnelly put up stellar
ball for the visitors. while Fitteroft play
ed well for the home club. The score
at the end of the first half was Gu,
3; v. NJ. l.. Z. Very little scoring was
done by either side.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
LInyvorth Nine O1Eaniscd.

At a meeting held last evening the
Linworth A. c. organized pasebail
team for the season of 1914. The pros
poets for one of the best teams In the
District are very bright. as some very
good hall PLAYERS have Joined the club.
At the meeting Ralph Smith was elected
manager, Millard Mccoy, captain, and
Earl Alden, treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
RAILROADERS WIN.
Trim Hyattsville Basketball Quint
in waIkaway Game.

The first and second teams of the R.
r. Y. NJ. c. A. were winners over the
Hyattsville first and reserve quints in
the Railroaders' gymnasium last night.
81 to and 2S to ., respectively.
The first game by the smaller teams
was close from beginning to end and
was only won in the last few minutes
of play by the clever goal shooting Of
Mulroe. while the second game was
rather a walkaway for the " boys,
who started Off in whirlwind fashion.
and were never headed. Gregory fea-
tured, shooting eleven baskets from the
floor. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
TODAY'S SELECTIONS.
CBy New York Telegraph.
Charleston.

First race-Moisant, Terra Blanca,
Auto Maid.
Second race-Prince Chap, Pluvius,
Veneta Strome.
Third race-Coppertown, Royal Tea.
Chuckles.
Fourth race-Holland entry, Joe
Diebold, Charter.
Fifth race-Czar Michael, l.. II.
Adair. Sir John johnson.
Sixth race-Manson, Buzz Around.
Chemulpo.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
MEET BALTIMORE BowLERS.
Team from Carroll Council League
TO Clash with Oriole Knights.

Members Of Carroll Council Ok. of CO
Duckpin League, as well as all the in
tercouncil teams, are looking forward
with keen interest to a match game to
be PLAYED atN the Rathskeller alleys TO-
night between a crack team of Balti-
more knights and an equally crack team
picked from the first ten men of the
Carroll Council League. This match is
the first of a series of six games that
are bowled annually between both cities.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Must Play with Feds.

Indianapolis, Jan. 23.-'If william
Killifer plays baseball at all. he will
play with the Federal League" said
E. E. Gates. general counsel for the
Federal League, today, discussing the
action of the player in signing a con-
tract with the Federal League and SUBJ
sequently signing to play with the
Philadelphia Nationals. Mr.. Gates de-
clared that court decisions sustain this
view.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24

New York. Jan. e5.-Only one match
was played here today in the second
days play for the championship of the
National Racquet Association. The
final matches will be played tomorrow.
Larry Waterbury and Payne Whit
ney. of New York, defeated B. E. Davis
and i. W. Ware, of St. Louis, in an ex-
citing match. G. r. Fearing and II.
d. Scott. of Boston, won by default
from Grenville Clark and G. c. Clark.
jr.. also of Boston.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
MEETS SANDY. SPRING FIVE.
Y. VI. c. A. Regulars Clash with
Country Club Tonight.

Saturday night at $50 p. m. the Y. NJ.
C. A. Regulars will play the Sandy
Spring Country Club basketball team in
the mems gymnasium.
The members of the Sandy Spring team
are all ex-college players, and should
be able to put up a good game against
the regular five. The line-ups:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Goldman Beats Murray.

New York, Jan. 23.-Charles Goldman
beat Jim Murray all the way in ten
rounds for the second time tonight be-
fore a packed house at the East New
York Athletic Club at Brooklyn. Gold
mans next fight will be with Johnny
Coulon, in New Orleans, February y, for
the championship OF the world.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Young Fox n Winner.

,Easton, Pa, Jan. 23.-Young Fox. of
England, defeated Young Sieger, of Jer-
sey City. easily in ten rounds at the Ma
tional Athletic Club. of Easton, tonight.
Fox weighed 116 pounds and Sieger, I2S.
Fox left the ring without a mark and
gave the best exhibition of boxing ever
seen in the State.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Fr.nchI.e for wIIke.b.rre.

wilkesbarre, Pa. Jan. 2a-Peter j.
Noonan. former Athletic catcher, today
headed list Of young business men who
took over the Wilkesbarre franchise in
the New York State League. William J..
Clymer. manager of the Buffalo club, was
president of the wilkesbarre club, and IL
is said that he-received $4,000 for his
franchise. Noonan will manage the
team.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
.JuarcH.

First race-Mind the Paint, Tod
Cook. Ben's Brother.l
Second race-Rooster. Gomul. Chilla.
Third rae e-Cosgrove, Edmond
Adams. Gen. Marchmont.
Fourth race-Sosius, Gypsy Love,
Scarlet Oaks.
Fifth race-Kelsetta. Garter. Han
mis-.
Sixth race-Loween, Belle Of Bryn
Mawr, Sea Cliff.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
] PLAYS 6. ". Q. FIVE.
GaIiasdet euint to Clash with
Coach schoIeser's Outat.

Gallaudets basketball team will
meet George Washington University
tonight at. Kendall Green gymnasium
In what promises to be one Of the most
interesting and hard-fought games yet
scheduled in washington this season
George washington University defeat
ed Galiaudet early in the season. when
the latter team had only a weeks
practice
Gallaudet has rapidly come to the
front under the excellent coaching of
Mike Kelliher. and defeated Loyola
College the conquerors of George
Washing ron University. and expects to
come out the winner in tonights con-
test.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
CLASH WITH ALOYSIUS.
Cardinal Athletic Club Bnsket-baIl
Quint Meets Locals Tonight.

The Armory Hall will be the scene of
a lively battle tonight when the Car
diBals hook up with the Aloysius quint.
and those who. attend will witness a
great game. for the Cardinals are out
TO erase the defeat which they received
at the hands of this star aggregation.
Coach Bosp, of the Cardinals, will give
his men a stiff workout tonight, and ex-
poets to see victory for his boys.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Costello TO speak.

Harry Costello, captain of the George
town football team of 1913. will address
the Heroes" of Y. NJ c. A., Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, at the clubrooms.
Boys under fifteen years Of age are in
vited The Hero basketball team will
play the Rosedale Juniors, Saturday even
Ing at 7:l5.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
LOWE MEETS SMITH.
Local Boy in Star Bout mt Atlantic
Garden A. c. Tonight.

Tommy Lowe. the local lightweight,
will meet Eddie Smith tonight at the
Atlantic Garden A. c.. in New York, in
a ten-round bout. Lowe has been train
ing hard for this bout, and will return
home at once to get in shape for his
battle with Andy Cortez at Ardmore.
February ). With Lowe went Buddy
Ray. who boxed Charley Marx an eight
round draw at Ardmore Thursday night.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Wares with Browns.

St Louis. Jan. c3.-Clyde Wares, in
fielder. has signed 1914 contract with
the St. Louis Americans. il was an
nounced today. He played with Mont
gomery, Ala, last year.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
SECOND GAME.
MIDGET.

Sut.titutions-Kinr for Nevitt, Meclay for Hawk
shaw. Austin for Walsh Matthews for Brooks.
Rafcrec-J Haas. Tmekeepr-D O Tnplett.
Scorer-w F. Underwood score-Raihoad Y. N.
q A. Midgets .: Hyattsrille Reserves .. Goals
Mulroe Csl. rineberg 81. Walsh 81, Seritt t.'.
Smith Havkshaw. Brooks, Matthews Goak from
frce toss-Ma5thews t5. Mulroe ~.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
COMPANY 4

GAIs from noor-wilsoa CO. Keith ~. Hunt.
Coiston t3. Goals from free tooes-vouzkien ca.
bolston C3), Wheeler fS}. Freeman. Goab missed
vernssicnt, whec3rr. Refesec-Mr. hdmsS Time
kceper-Mr. Edwards srprer-Mr. Mcl1frssh- Tina
Of halyss-D minutes Final scorr-Coureny y. Is:
Company Z. IL
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Trim. Joh n.on at wrestling.

Hamburg. Jan. 23.-Herr Marcussen.
the German Giant" defeated Jack
Johnson. the negro pugilist, In twenty
three minutes. in a wrestling match here
last night.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
ANDY SPRING.


The Y. NJ. c. A. Regulars will play
the Georgetown University team in the
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium Thursday the
18th. at $50 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24

substitutions-B. Wise for r. wse. Hsnry for
Giblin. Goals fem nooc-R. Wise. Cullisan o., J.
Vie IN. Boemstein en-. r. Wis.,. Mschan ~,
Peck tg, Adams t2l.- Goals frum free tozses-I
Adams 49,. Gosis missed-Hauis ~. Bernstein
(3l. Adams ts). Rcfree-Prof Beckett. Timekeeper
Mr.. Howard Time Of halres-9 minutes. scurcr-I
Mr.. Wrcnn Final score-3 10 H.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24

Substitutions-St. Johns. Dorsey for Thompson
Smith for Wclch. Hauver for Andrews; NJ. A. g..
Hunteman for Colc. Goals frum oourt-Hcise Isl.
We'ch 6l. Thompson 49, sciby 81. Andrews t2,.
Dorsey. Vincent t2l. shirlc1 BOTst. Goals fru,
fouls-welch t2l. Heise White. Cole. Referee-En-
sign Wilde. Of the NaV. Time Of halvcs-1 min
utes.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24

SubstitItions- Matthews for Kctncr, Austin for
Fainter. Referee-Jack Haas. Tmekepr-D. c.
Triplett Scorer-W. =. Underwood. Score-Rail-
ruad v NJ. q. A. Resulsrs = Hyattsville. :. Goals
Gregory uD. Austin C3l. Henderson C3l, Munich
Cg. PIatz. Morett- Goals from free toss-Gresory,
Williams.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Mayer Joins SOx.

Chicago, Jan. 23.-The signed contract
OF Walter Mayer. catcher with the Chi
cago Americans. was received here to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Dundee Outpoint. shnrrae.

New York, Jan. 3.-Johnny Dundee,
Italian lightweight. won a popular de-
cision over Young Shugrue. of Jersey
City. in a ten-round bout at the Empire
Athletic Club tonight.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24

The Columbus. Ohio. Railway and
Light Company has purchased six mo-
torcycles for use in the railway trans
portatlon departments.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24

Substitutlons-B. Lowfey Tor Batton, Hinchclih
for Cartwright. Goals from hoor-Fitteroft (D,
Tracy t2, Keegan ~. Donnelly ca. s. Lowrey.
Goals from free tosses-Tracy a, Fitteroft ~.
Goals missed-Tracy (9, Fittcroft 90. Referee
Mr.. Miles. Washington and Lee. Timekeeper-Mr.
Duncan. Catholic University. Scnrer-Mr. Furey,
Catholic University. Time Of halres-9 minutes.
Final score-l9 to T.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
.Juarez.

FIRST RACE-Purss: twoyesr-oh maidens: three
and one-half furiongs Bagatelle. lio; Ray s. Miller.
lis: Wander III: Mind the Paint. ITO; Bachelor.
ITO: Busy Edith 10: Mazenik. ITO; Cannonzde. ID;
Tud Cook. lis: Bcn's Brother. l13.
SECOND RACE-Fouryear-o and upward: sx
The Washington herald., 1914-01-24
Nationals Play vgants April 6-Federas After Johnny Priest
COMPANY Y-w1Hs.

Defeats Cenpsn5 y In Gsard
Leasse by fe - ~ score.
The Company F team defeated the Com
pany Z auint In avery exciting game.
1s to is. Keith shone for the winners.
and Colston. played his usual aggressive
game. The lineup and summary:
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500 9th r.....1s5 9O4 9Th sw. RIB. ..1S.5 :,
aS1 sw .6r. 1880 420 Sth sw 81. b.. so
454 NJ sw 6r.h $50 716 9th sw 6r.... 90
1905 sw.6r. 80. $50 $40 sw.6r. b.. Z 50
912 18th sw 6-.....f7.50 Az 11fh sw, H. 90
HOG 9Th SWIFT. .16-5n 1896 Or b. 10 90
SIS 9th w.Gr b.. $50 727 Sth sw. Ir.b. 1873
63 e6r.b. lib. II y se.6r b.. 1900
a2s C. 6r..........14.50 40 xw.6r b.. Is 90
800 f sw or .....125 1925 Union sw, Or. l. o.
11o5 9th se.5r.....1o.O) 10 Sc. 5r-...... 500
4l4 18th s"''' APA m "a : s" 'f' ''
1872 sc.sr;n 2,oon! a"1 10th swh :.1s-n 81
AL 18th swh a-'-1 E13 nr S sw'n s----1l' 90
:; =; y = : s. 4 80
A. F sw. ......12.an 4? Canal sw. Or IL. 80
307 {; sw .I2Oo 1925 AZ sw ST.. IL 80
Ii Va sw,6r.. 80 COS X sw. Or. $50
q n,sT st ,wf $50 Van se,Sr soo
For a more complete lis: call at the office.
FOR RENT.-1417, 22d ST: TEN LAkGE
rooms. modern bath; hot-water heat; just
papered and painted throughout: all rooms
outside; few steps from the cars: rent only
S42- 90
No. las Newton st.-Eisht rooms. recep-
ton hnll and bath: steam heat: just papered
throughout: new porcelain sink: new gas range;
five large bedrooms; cars, markets
schools and churches: rent. $1,000.
No. 1884 Meridian st.--Siy rooms. reception
hall bath: gas and electric Hight, furnace heat;
large front porch; rent. So. 30.
1884 13th--6r. H.: fur ht.; large yard: near
cars, schools and stores; only $500.
No. 1901 Monroe st.-Detached corner house;
ten rooms. two baths; steam heat; large porch
and yard; rent $50
No 1343 Irving st.-Ten large rooms and
bath; steam heat; few steps from 18th ST.
car; rent, $50.
No 1912 10th st Srm-det ached house: nine
rooms reception hall. bath; furnace heat; large
porch; rent, $3.50
No 25O2 9Th st.--Detached: six rooms. re-
certion hall. bath: hot-water heat: front
porch: one block from Wisconsin ave- cars;
rent only SGT so.
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
$40 14th st.
FOR RENT-HoUSES-
THE II. SMITH COMPANY.
n. 1854.
Houses in all localities. rooms to e rooma
Prices ranging from $3.50 to $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-04

FOR RENT-3rd FLOOR, 40'x95'; FOR LIGHT
manufacturing. etc; abundance light and air;
steam heat: freight elevator. n. J. NJ. HOW
ARD MFG. Co. 14s Pierce st. NV. G.
PHOTOGRAPHERS GALLERY. SPACE 22X36
feet. 3rd floor good light. fine location. to sub
lease. HENDERSON BUSINESS SCHOOL,
1921 G St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-04

'UH SALE
Near 9Th and Eye SITS. me-: fine colonial
porch home: q big rooms: tile hath; eel
lar; furnace: big lot to paved alley. room
for garage. Price only $3.50; easy ternls.
II. II. IIOWENSTEIN CO., 1914 L
NV, or eth and II SITS. NE.