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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-17
ARTICULOS De FAMA
UNA NECESIDAD.

De la manera mas cordial podemos
recomendar d nuestros lectores, ell 1sc
del Liquido de Borrar Tinta de Carter,
que sacara toda clase de mancha de
lnta del papel, MADEIRA tela
Es El Medico de la Casa" con su
uso inmediato salvara records de va
cor, trajes, 6 trabajos de MADEIRA.
Quitara manchas frescas de tinta de-
papel, en- tai forna, que podra escri
Dir en- la misma parte sin que Sc bore
transforme el papel en- color amari
TO.
En- las botellas hay una circular Ell
Espafioi dando una completa direction
para su uso. Siempre tenemos exis
iencia de este producto ole es de gran
valor para casa y oficina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-17
LA INMIGRACION EN- LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS.

De las 1ltimas estadisticas oficiales
publicadas Ell Nueva York, resulta
cue en- 1913 entraroll en- los Estados
lTnidos 1.197, ,S63 extranjeros, con un
aumento de mas de $4,000 EN- compa-
raci6n con ell de 1912, ell que, su vez.
dio cifras sensiblemente mayores que
las de amos precedentes. Los inmi-
grantees enviados a Europa por infrac-
clones a la ley de immigration fueron,
siempra Ell 1913. menos de $500 Es
digno de notarse que solo ell 10 por
ciento de los inmigrantes proviene de
la Europa Septentrional, es decir, en-
eifras redondas. SO mil tudescos. 43 mil
ingleses. % mil irlandeses. IA mil es-
coceses, mil daneses Y 1900 belgas
FL grueso de la Immigration cerca del
- por ciento. corresponds la Europa
meridional V oriental Italia envio
265, ,542, Russia comprendiendo Finan-
dia 291 mil. Austria 137 mil, Hungria
III mi Y Francia mil. Fl hecho mas
saliente que sc desprende de las indi-
3as ostadistcas es la continua dis
'inuc n de la Immigration alemana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-17
CUANTo Sc FUMA EN- UN sIGLo

Una reciente estadistica da la cifra
total de los ingresos efectuados por el
Estado frances Ell un siglo, con el mo-
nopolio del tabaco y es una cifra que
aturde: $4,000 millones, II de los cua-
les es beneicio. La misma estadistica
haoe constar la diffusion creciente de
los cigarrillos en- comparacion con los
cigarros ptros, va que estos, EN- tanto
el consume general del tabaco aumen-
Ia de ano Ell ai1o, en- el decenio entire
1899 y 1908 baiaron en- el consume, dc
mas de 3 millones de kilos algo me-
nos de dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-17
COZ EGIO DE SAN ILDEFONSO
PARA SENORITAS
dirlgido por las
herman DE LA CARLOAD

In este planted Sc cursan las asigna
sras proplas de la primera ensenanza
). dan lecciones de Ingles, Frances y
Nilsica GLASSES DE ADORNO: di
ilo, pintura, taq1igrafla, maqrililla J
pnfecei5n de flores. GLASSES DE LA
RE- - Costura, tapicerla, encaje
ladrs en- orc, litografia, se1as, etc,
s4iir.'s az las asigraturas mencio-
saaS So nst.piye 1 las alamnas, con
4faE esmero, en- e gobierno interior de
lna casa Y Sc les ensena toda elasc Il
"fcios domesticos
ssos eursos empiezan ell 10. dc Sep.
'iembre Sc admiten alnmnas lnternas
externas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-17
A|osSuscdp'oTes vAgsnteS

Para la buena marcia de esta admi-
nstracIon no admitimos Atlas de
uscripciones 4 este diario sino desde
q primero de cada mes. Las BAJAs
avlsaran los dias 30 . 81, advir-
lendose que las que dieron con Dos
erlorldad 10 se tomaran en- cuenta ii
'urtiran efecto en- Il contabilidad hasta
y ola nltlmo del mes siguiente ii ID
.rante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-17
externas

ST usted quiere vender una casa, On
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor 8 de
arte, ofrezcalos quien pueda con-
prarlo.
La gente one 10 tiene lee TT ROLF
TIN MERCANTM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-17

y medl9 de toneladas de granite. Los
trabaios han costado % millones de
frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-07-17
LA ABEJA DoMEsTICA.
su crfa Y productos.

Obra dc gran utilidad para 10 cria
da IA Abeja i Ia industria az miel Y
eera,
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
HYDE and RICHARD
TO Meet IN final
South Shore TitlehoIder and St
Andrews Crack to Clash in Flor
S ida Coli Championship.
BOTH PLAYED FEATURE GAMES

Palm Beach. Fla. Feb n.-TwU fea-
turs matches In the ssmi-fnaI round of
the South Florida golf championship
added considerable interest 10 the tour
ney. As the result OF the days play.
J. r. Hyde. South Shore. the present
titleholder. and IL. C. Richard, St An
drew's. will meet In the ,6-hole final on
Monday. .
Hyde played phenomenal golf and
scored - for the first nine holes, the
lowest figure ever turned in for this half
OF the course. He opposed II. p. Far.
rington, Boston. but the latter could
not do anything against this scoring.
and while he was out In Is. he was 6
down at the halfway mark. The match
ended at the thirteenth green. where
Hyde was under, an average OF Is.
HIDES card: Outs. ). 5, :. 4. 4, 2, =. 80.
In tho other match, Walter Fairba nks.
Denver. the State champion. was out in
q, and led by 9 up over Richard. The
latter had the match secured at the
twelfth. and by holding an approach
from of the first extra green. won the
match
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
GUARDS AND kLOYSIUS
TO CLASH In BENEFIT
City League Champions and Runners.
up Meet in Main Attraction for
lanes "Stokey." Thompson.

What promises to be one Of the greatest
games Of basketball that has taken
place In Washington for some time will
be staged next Thursday evening at 500
o. clock at National Guard Armory for
the benefit of James Stokes, Thompson.
who was one OF Washington's greatest
ali-around athletes. being a crack swim
mer. good football player and claimed
by many to be the greatest basketball
player ever turned out In the vicinity I'M
oil he injured his spine a couple OF years
ago by falling from a high building which
left him permanent cripple.
The Basketball contestants for the
evening will be the Aloysius Club. cham
pions of the City League, and the Ma
tional Guards, who finished second, hay
inE lost out by single game but who
promise to turn the tables on the Aloysius
bunch Thursday night As an added at
traction. Joe Grant. the well-known
wrestler and Frank Lockliead. the pop
ular Y. NJ. c. A wrestler instructor. win
20 on, for a half hour bout. so alto
gefher the crowd will be treated to a
great athletic night on Thursday, Feb
ruary la-at National Guard Armory.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
JUAREz RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fi.e md One-h.lf rur,ons
Tuee. Ns tTsyiorl. % to !. won: RSandup. y
(Clarerl to 2. second Visible, 10 collins,
IN l. third Tine. los. Kali Inla. Gray's Pa
rorite. canAps. Charles Goetz Sam Grisxby. Coz
dots. Lady rsndi. Firt Star and King t7k
also ran ~
SECOND RAcE-ope nile. psumars. NJ
lFceuyl. 10 I, won; Uree Beu- 10 wan Du.cnl.
6 tn 5. second; Calsthunpian. 10 tC1arer, to 8
third Time N2S Wool, LADY McBrids
-tdolsnte. Van Horn and butterhalr sfso ran
THIRD RAcE-siI furlonp. High Street N
tMattsi. g. 10 2. won; Little lane. los tChrer
: TO 10. ~coad: King Radford. Ip tDreyerl, {
to I. third Tine. lIs Is Dominica, Jinris
Gil, and Mana Nick also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Hermosillo Handicap: sir fur
long, Capt Burns. Ics Van D,seul to q
won: Emerald Gem. % tGouldl. to 1. ssennd:
ORR. n5 tGrothl 10 / third Time I:i1
Little win. Birdnsn and Bob Hensley also ran
FIFTH RAcE-Ffve and one-han furious,.
supeh . rayioel. 70 /. won: Auntis Curt. Z
tcoiinsa. . 10 !. s,eond: Bis Lunar. . tc1.1ery.
I tn I. third. Tne. i1ssS Gonna ParhschsrI
claribel Dslstca. Difks. and ceoa alsp ran.
Sixth RAcE-one- nile. Sea -ch6 10
lHsyrcsl. 60 I ven; Rs. los tCsrter,. : to i.
second: Cortas y. 8. t,fottle,. ) TO l. third.
Time. la. Mamie Mcpee and Carlton Club also
rnr : 70 & - -
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
- 80
TEAMS PREPARE
FOR TRIP SOUTH.
Baseball Clubs Of Both Major
Circuits Soon VIII Hit
Southern Trail.
MANY AT HOT SPRINGS
Big League Hurlers Already, Are in
:. Arkansas Resort Louis
Has Many Rockies. z,

A.. -
N.r ,yart r 1870 ,sh he
VI reo. i..Ah uans ere -
DAYS ana n Min rot he Yong 1900 ~
crash OF the bat against the whistling
horsehide viii resound throughout the
land; not long before America once again
becomes afflicted with its summer all
Notwithstanding.
OF course, snow flakes stll fit hither
and thtthef In certain portions Of this
country. And springtime isn't so closely
upon Us that we're warranted in rushing
right on TO the neighborins pawnshops
with our overcoats- But to quote Bill
shassspeare. Mr.. Browning. o. Henry, or
whoever Il was tia; said it. the back
ooae on winter mas been busted And
when backbone IS busted the owner Of
.he oacAoone usually doesn't linger very
long
Aiready the vanguard Of the big league
lncnefs are encamped In Hot Springs and
yner purifying sec'ons OF the T. s. A.
ine o'her nuriers VIII JOIN them In n
wv uaSs - anu IN Ioout TWO weeks or so
piaetsn an inc regular ana recruit
RAZOR seasners VIII De TAR south OF the
sIason ana nixon hne' shrieking because
o. 'he agony tnat comes during the hrst
Few Gays IN training camps from strained
lemons. pnstered nands. aching muscles.
o'o
ii'ust eHp'ace-in the small Town SOUTH
erh NOVELS
Two Months ON.
Two .o,,s ,n,,,.s an,
fro,,, ~ ..i.n.,.a - nus De
son on.ns~tya - ""
haIr. echo.s "a roac,,, - Ia
nov sIen, h.s.hau .,.a;',,.- e..
,p,.ri,, one - 60, -, ,-.,-,-s -
news- which in. -. 49, -. ,,'D
mos, r.yano,. .,na,i,o - 80 hsaL.v
buny,v ,,,,I,i,,ds
No, ~ ,ha -, ,o
,hi. - IT, e,s 50 SUM
cruits than ever before MANY Of the
rool,ies b.,,o H., - ...
,,,,,,-,- -. s,,-.I' - 'a " -"
Huioi ieasue o"hera as second Iy Iooos.
SECOND Nhristy hathewsons, second
Honus Wagners. &c. There's nothing new
in such a method Of advertising: it's an
old old story R,,, so,,.ho., 81. ~.
l..r,,,o r..-.. - 20
"'osHaee 'hs year arc redhy eS-
pccune something from their recruit crop
really expecting to harvest a few stars,
q few real ball PLAYERS that can take
their plares among the Regulars and
s,and az ..v
~, g. -
my o. LOUIS browns nave on tneir ros-
Ter JUST now the largest collection OF
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
TOURISTS TO PLAY
AT MONTECARL
Municipality Has Prepared
Grounds for Exhibition Be-
tween Sox and Giants.
NICE IS THE FINAL STOP
Weather Conditions. in London and
Paris May Prevent Games
Beng Played
NICE Is THE FINAL STOP
srri., c.ti. 10 n, w,,b,pe,,, acs,,n

cbrrA1f NaTf 10 Inc hsrnfnetnn hefzd-
Nice, Feb. 1.-THE Giants and White
sox baseball teams arrived here this
morning after spending four fruitiess
days in Rome where u was impossible
to play a game because Of the fnees-
SAINT rain.
=. The players spent the day visiting
places of interest in this neighborhood.
Tomorrow they go TO Monte Carlo.
where most of them expect to make
fortunes and break the bank.
The teams are delighted over the
ground prepared by the municipality
for the exhibition game to be played
Monday. The American colony Is ire
mcndously interested in the game. and
many bets have already been made by
psrtisans of the New Workers and the
Chicagoans- IT,. .
Nice probably will be the last place
where the teams can play before EN-
barking for home. IL Is feared that
weather conditions in London and
Paris will make playing Impossible.
especially as the party is booked to
sail on the Lusitsn,s on the sSth.
The party will separate AFTER leaving
Nice. some going TO England and others
to France Tom Lynch and Ted sum-
van. the latter the orator of the party.
are soing to ireland to push the cause q
home rule.
Manager Callahan says Japan. WHERE
the American national game made the
greatest impression. has already vir-
tuaily adopted the game as a national
pastime Many Of the Japanese univer-
sity students from America have done
missionarv work on this
line. ~ So. o..
All the player. are in fine fettle, de-
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
GEORGE WASHINGTON
EASY FOR navy FIVE
Midshipmens Basketball Quint De
feats Local Collesians in Fast
Game. 81 to 10.
SHAVER FEATURES FOR LOCALS

Annapolis, Md, Feb. H-Thc unbeaten
Navy basketball team smothered the
quintet OF George Washington Univer-
sity under a score of 81 to le
The Washingtonians put up a plucky
fight, but they far from measured up to
their opponents, either " team play or
individual work. At times. however, the
visitors did some very aggressive work.
and succeeded In blocking many of the
Middies' attempts to cage the sphere.
The Navy lads, on the other hand, made
a number of wild shots. Adams. Nc
Reavy and Smith. however. had a keen
eye for the basket Adams getting a to-
tai of goals. while Smith and Nc
Reavy. each registere,. eight TALES from
the court, and Smith also threw two
from the foul circle. Shaver. the big
center. and Almon and Nocnan. did es-
peciaily good work for the Blue and
White team. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
.JuareE.

FIRST RsCEAPure; tro-yearoids; three and
one-hah hnionss. TED Cook. no: Bens Brother.
49, Mex "a: Marie C.. iG: Mind the Paint. IL
Mex and MiBd th- Paint =. ID. weis entry.
SECOND RACE-sernr: thrre-yesr-o'ds and ND
wand, nvc and onehah fsrlongs. santanecz- %;
Gen. Warren. G: 'Unalsa. IS; Anstophane. 100;
Mtfy Bpenn. no. Eel ioc: Mia. n3; Amohaika. IN:
Song Of Books, ioa Grizzly Bear. i0: Minco Jnnnie.
lcs. 81 =
Third RAcE-seIling: threeJearods and up
vprl six huSongs.. Myrtle Marion, lC; ANNE Nc
Gee. ~; Hazel C.. los: Cloak. lo: coumendstien
no: ANIMAL Interest. ITO. -E
FOURrH RACE-Threyezr-olds and upward: y
Psco stakss: selling: one mile. Bob Hensley. ioo:
Home Chance Jos; 'Cantem. ios; 'Ne~ Haven. los:
srsy stresk. I0; John Resrdou. ID: Col. March
mont IL. Rob Hensicy and Bcnne Chance. Jeh
ivinnufou feotry. 1ss II - ~ Il.
FIFTH. nACE-seIlins: ftse@yesroIds snd No
v.p1. SIC and -ore half fsplonss Ida Lsvtnis, %.
Ee6op Jee. ~ '9esaIptun, 10; lulan. ks: Gsonrs
Oxnard. ~ :Grest Frsr ms Zni'r. 10. mo Quar-
ter, uss <Gsnuea. iia; ssrds San. fi1 ; =
SIXTH xAgE-s eiliua: fcsryszreids asd M
sEsf, epc cad meeixfith miles sDo~niand. -:
Bard ~ Fsies6as -.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

= = = z I = : j. Z
shot to the froat and increased her ieAe
every Step, As she came down the nome
stretch she WAS so far .eheAd that sns
looked lonesome. END won ~ sne pieAseo
pulled up. :, (, y. .s.s,,--
| ~ vas Kept busy receiving coneratusA'
tops Mr.. Maiden was apparently tns
W0zt unconeerned man OF the grounos
trough he had won nearly siO0sSso y mel
victory
Just a. soon as could get 70 t6e teie-
grtpb operator. whose once was on ~
SreqAd, j wired the result 70 my haiu-
more partner 80 -
III would be impossible 70 oescripe nv
feellnk; j had MEYER before had - mucn
money. and my wife and 1 talked the
nsAteer over, and we dscided 10 ouy
sipaM farm. and invest the remainoef
~ S1ch . way a. would give US steady'
safe and sure income. We were over.
WED 81 our iheE-s ana eagerly awaiteo
tine mail from Baltimofe wfich wouio
or1ng me check for So.oo The letter
came All right. ON the evening train Dur
ing my early days as steepfechase
Jockey. ! mad received many haro
shock; had been i'm several railroad
smash-ups. ana all IN all. had sus-
TIMED almost every trfaginabie sort OF
shock, but the letter gave me one from
which have MT yet recovered.
The letter went on 70 state that Few
hours before ths receipt OF my teleg am,
which ne hau .eSpreted. pc received
tetephone message from nus nuine. urging
MIN 10 come jpinediatsN' as MS wife
hsd peen taken suodenN III and the
physfcians were then there' sNslting NE
arrival before removing me- 10 hospital
TIE hnfrieoiy gave ihsuuetions 10 ms
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
BIG BOUT DECLARED OFF.

Kew YoEk. Feb. 1.-THE proposed TO-
rpsnd bout between Mike GIBBONS. !, OF
81 Paul. and "Packey" Mcfarland in
Madison Square Garden has been de.
cIsred on. according to dispatches rc-
ceiycd last night from Chicago. =
! Rms Gibson, manager of the Garden
Athletic Club, could not be found last
night at his usual haunts, and no oficisl
cuhiirmationf OF the calling on Of the
match could BE had in This city 3, j.
hIIorst, however, that Eddy Heddy.
,isslaagcrs1 the st Paul uaiddie-weight.
tired 10 ST. Paul hast night from New
York sshat she match was practiyaily on.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
GALLAuDEr GOODS WIN.
Trim Girls Team from Central
High school, ~ to 3.

The Gallaudet College Coed Basket
ball team added another game to its
list Of victories this season when II
romped away with the Central High
School girls by the decisive score, q to S.
Throughout the first half the Central
High girls were unable to get going,
while the Kendall Greeners put up a
good passing game and scoring with
ease.
The visitors played more aggressive
basketball in the second haif, holding
the East Side colleeians more effectively
than in the first stanza. At no stage
of the game was there any doubt as to
the better team-Gallaudet winning IN
it's merits The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
Tnft support. Murphy.

Cincinnati, Feb. r-"In my opinion Mr..
Murphy treated Mr.. Erers with the great
est consideration" said G. p. Taft yes
terday afternoon. In everything that he
has done with regard to Mr.. Evers he has
been absolutely correct, and in view of
the letter which Mr.. Eyers wrote TO Mr..
Murphy the only thing left for Mr. MUIR
ply to do was TO dispose of him In some
way and appoint new manager
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
TIGERS WIN AT HOCKEY.
Princeton Team TRIMS Harvard Ont
nj in Good Game, 4 10 ..

New York, Feb. 1I-Princeton defeated
Harvard at St. Nicholas tonight IN one
Of the most exciting hockey games of
the season. by a score Of goals to 2.
As result of the reverse the two teams
viii meet next Saturday night for. the
intercollegiate championship.
The victory of the Tiger was largely
Iiue 70 the excellent playing Of Hobby"
Baker and Kilner.
The game was close from Start 10
finish and was tied at two-all at half
time. Baker squared the match with only
: minute left in the opening period. For
more than half the closing section neither
side was able to net the puck. Baker
finally effected the count that broke the
lie and cinched the battle. The lineup
and summarize
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
HOLDING TOURNAMENT.

The Commercial Social Club has come
to light again by running a tournament
open to Its members with cash prizes
aggregating so. The ten highest men
from a squad OF twenty 10 win in the
finals. Tournament 10 close March r..
The ten highest men TO date with total
pins ~ Follows: GIorardi. I.oss. Nuoyieh,
81 sLancaster. az II. o. Lewrenson.
*: Tony Russo. 57s;; woodwar. "a: c,
s. Lsurnson. -. Ross 81: J. w. 49,
row. "a; Calls, 81 * 81
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
LEWIS DEFEATS APPEAL.

Special Cabie TO The Washington Hc.A
London. Feb. 14.-Harry Lewis, the
American middle-weight boxer, who
recovered $3.50 from the British Motor
Cab Company as damages for injuries
In an accident here two years ago. to-
day defeated an appeal by the com
pany. which sought to have the YER
dict set aside.
II transpired during the hearing that
Lewis IN an Invalid as a result OF the
injuries received in his last fight in
America These were aggravated by
the hurts he got in the motor, cab ac-
cident.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
Lsioie's Hove aunrnntined.

Cleveland. Ohio. Feb. r.-Napoleon
Lajoie. Cleveland American League sec
ond baseman. viii not be able to go South
with the rest of the Maps on the spring
training trip February Is
His home Is under quarantine. due 10
his wife having diptheria. Anti-toxin
was administered to Lajoie today. Mrs
Lajoie's condition is serious.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
GED. WASH.

sabstitutious-W for O,ertsch. Jemaii fer
wDtss, Clark for Wilkes, Jenkins for Adams. Nd
son for Smith. Moran for Nelson. vickcry for
Moran Grosbeck for Hurley. Gcak from count
Clark Jeman. Jenkins- shaser ~. Almon "a.
Noonan f2g. Grosbrck. Goals from foils-Smith %.
Referee-Mr. George Collid0xeI, Of Georgetown.
Time Of halres-9 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
HILLTOP QUINT
LOSES To Y.M.C.A.
Association Regulars Land
Fast Basketball Game
from Georgetown.
KELLY FEATURES BATTLE
Teamwork Of ~" Outfit Kept Blue
and Gray Five Busy
Throughout.

Before q large crowd last night the
Y. N. c. A. Regulars defeated the
Georgetown varsity Ave on the formers
floor by the score of Is to Il. In ono Of
the best played games this season The
same throughout was fast and furious,
ending with the close score OF to 4. in
the first half, the Y boys winning from
the Blue and GrayNtoys in the last three
minutes Of play.
The team work Of the association boys
proved the deciding factor in winning the
game. Frazier. Matthews. and J. Martin
played best for the Y boys, while the
work Of Kelly. Of the losers, deserves
passing comment. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
DEAF BOYS WIN SERIES.
Kendall school, score. Easy Victory
over Lincoln Athletic Club.

A basketball team representing the
Lincoln A. c., and composed largely of
substitutes, was Overwhelmingly defeated
by the Kendall School boys in the lat
teris gymnasium last night by IS to Is
The result was never in doubt, as the
schoolboys took the lead from the start.
and scored thirty points before the lin
coin boys found the goal.
Johnston was easily the individual star
of the game. scoring fifteen field goals.
Alien also did well as a guard.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

Goals from helde Johnston fIs,, Harlow cor. Beav-
ers ~. Ricketts, ~. Carter ca. Hsnley Goals from
fouls-ychnston Rickeffaa Eeferee-Byrd Psype
scxe-Mr. Davies. Time OF halyes-o ninutes
Timeksrrr-,I. rwner.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
GoNzAGA CUNT WINS.
Trims st. Joseph's Five Easily, 80
to q.

The Gonzaga High School basketball
team easily defeated the St. Johns Col
lege quint by the score Of s. to g. The
nigh school boys showed rare form. TAX
ing the visitors Off their feet by fast
floor work and accurate shooting. The
feature of the game was the close guard
ing Of the Folliard brothers.
Mclaughlin was the mainstsy Of the
ct. Johns five. Lyons, also of the st.
Johns quint, put UP a good game. The
st. Johns outfit was handicapped by
the A. A. u. rules. which governd the
contest. The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

Goals from hour-Frzler o.. Ooiley. Matthews
%. ]. Martin. Mckay. waldrun. Kelly :ty. W.
Martin Goals frum frce tosses-Mstthsvs CO, Tor
ney o. Referee-Mr Hasa nnekecpD-AasS
Bush, Georretown. and Fenny. 7. N. c. A. nne
" hslves-D minutes. Socfer-Messz Bob Murphy
and obst. Final score-Y. NJ. G. A.. 10; Gsorye-
own University L
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
CARDINALS VICTORIOUS.
NirEinIans Defeat Carroll Institute
in Fast Game, % to IL.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Alexandria. Va. Feb n-In a rafting
good game, mixed with fast playing,
speedy passing and pretty goal shooting
lay both the winners and their worthy
opponents the Cardinal Athletic Club
basket ball team defeated the Carroll In
stitute quint. OF Washington. in Armory
Hall tonight by the score OF Is TO L.
Lineup:
,.,pnfSAts p..i.,,, -ckrRprI INSTI
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
LAND HARD-FoUGHr GAME.
n. u. ". NJ. c. A. Mideets Defea
Seneca Club, of Baltimore.

{, In the hardest fought game seen in the
Union Station gym this season the local
r. r. Y. NJ c. A. Midget team defeated
the Guint from the Seneca Athletic Club.
Of Baltimore, IS 70 JIG. At the end Of the
second half the score was tie, standing
10 apiece, and an extra period was re-
siuired to be played OBrien, playing left
guard fo- the Midgets. threw a dificuit
goal winning the contest for the local
outflt The line-up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

substitutions-Gcetz for Cox Biosk for Moore
Rnbrinisky for Austin, Dreisenstock for Mafhe~s
Gueinch for rovbes Fsuntleruy for Da,is Gosis
from hoor-Cox tD. Mathews Ql. Austin ~. Morse
81. Goetz ca. Rubrinisky, Keech o.. Goals frum
free tosses-Austin 90, cfterdinser ca. Brumhauzh
f2l. Goals missed-Brumbaugh e., Bolip 90 Davis
~. Referee-Mr. Saisaya. Tmekeepen-Messn
Lzvtnn and Keech. Time Of halves-D minutes.
scorrr-Mr. b. Payne. Final score-oiympics. S.;
Ascension A. C., 10. rE-