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The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
CHARLESTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-olds and upward; sell
ing: purse 600; five an done-haf furlOngs. Col
hwogg. lis CMcIutyrel, II to 10 won; Terra Blanca
loo Buxton. 5 to /, second; Banjo Jim. % MAR
tinl. IS to !. third. Time. l:lo Is. Hugh Cray
Queed. Ethelburg II. Silas Grmp Henotic, and
JolIn Morris also rzu-
SECOND RACE, -,Thres-y ear-olds and upward
scling FIVE and one-half f,IrIouSS. Oakland. II.
iBnrcr, l3 to s. Won: Rat NAsterSon. Ill Pickettl
TO J. scrund Nelc. 100 0E'Ntnn). 5 to /, third
Time. 10 DR. kenGsll. Incisiou. Ryc Straw, aud
Prince Chap also rsnS
THIRD RACE-Threc-yesroIdS: purse. $40: sis
furlonss. KorfhAze. 10 RorCn, to ]. won; Higl
Class. liz Martini. Is To l. second; Brave Cunaricr
lis tCallalAn). to ). third Time. LIS - LOuiSS
TrsVers. Hill Stream, Lost Fortune. and Ivan Gard
also
FOURTH RACE-Ridgcvillc Handicap; thrce-ycar
olds and upward six furlOnSs. Gar Michael
(McTaheyl. 8 to l. won: Prince Hermis los NE
Taggartl, to . second: Old Ben. 10 tBorcl
to l. third. Time. rs Is. ShsckeltOn. Roya
Tea. Chuckles. Bonnie keso. Good Day. and Pslan
Qun also ran
FIFTH RACE-Threey ycar-olds and upward; sell
ing: ive and onehan furloa-s. kiya. lc5 tsumterl
TO TO- won; Clem Beschey. III UPickett'. to J.
second; Theo Ccnk. leg Wsnil. e to l. third
Time. 10 Is. Toison dor. Richand. Scarlet PIN
pernel. Elsie Hsrndon. lone. Veilchen. Tom King
Nimbus. and Flood also
SIXTH RACE-Thrce-year-old and upward: sell
ing; purse, 500: mile. Ford Mai, lo3 (sumtcTl
Z TO 9 won; Wood Dove. lO5 LNsanderl. to s.
second; Helen NJ. 30 (iurphyl. = to .. third Time,
lH. Harcourt, Judge Monck. Eaton. Silicic, and
Fawn also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
AMERICUS LOSES.
Is Bcntcn by Fristcn~ky In Two
Straight Falls.

Chicago. Jan. i2.-Gustav Fristcnsky.
Europe's latest wrestling star. made his
American debut at the Coliseum tonight,
winning in straight falls from Gus
Schoenlein tAmericus). Americus. proba-
bly, the best American wrestler with the
exception of Frank Gotch, never had a
chance TO win. He was a child i'll the
hands of the powerful foreigner, Fr1s-
tensky won the first fall by lifting Ameri-
Gus high in the air and crashing him to
the mat with a cross-body lock. The time
was 22:03 Americus was completely
knocked out. After an examination by
physicians he was permitted TO return to
the ring. He showed, however. that the
terrible fall had taken away much of his
strength. After three minutes Americus.
groaning in pain. was close to the mat
under a reverse body lofk and the referee
stopped the match.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
BOWLING BATTLES TONIGHT.

National CapilaI League-CspitOl Hill ". Climbers,
Capitol Hill Alleys
District Lesgue-J Z. d. s. vs.. shermans Casino
Alleys
Post Printers Leasue-Zgzass vs. Ysnnisans.
Northeast Alleys.
Commercial League-welsbsch vs.. II. Berberich
Sons Palace Alleys.
Arcade Leagle-Bankers " Arcadians. Arcade Al
leys
IntcrdenominatiCnal League-Fhth vs. Sixth, St
Marks Va Westminster Kendall vs.. Bethany; Pal
ace Alleys
Terminal Railroad Y. VI. C. A. Leaguc-Car Dc
p.rtment vs. Southern. Union Station Alleys.
Mercantile League-Perco vs.. United States Tr'st
Company. Arcade Alleys.
Pepco League-Bookkeerers vs.. Engineering Rail-
road Relief Alleys
Postoffice Department League-Finance vs.. lnspec-
tion City Pootofce Postal Saving; Arcade Al
leys
Columbia Lcasue-GrifCs Ts. Indians, Royal Alleys.
Northeast Learle-Gannons vs.. Washington Abat-
toir Northeast Alleys
Ingram League-Brovuies Vs. Hummers. lngram
Alleys
Y. NJ. c. A. Lcasue-Mohieans VS.. Dclawares. As
sosiation Alleys
Maruuette Leaguc-CanoI vs.. St Martins, Carroll
Institute Alleys: Aloysius vs. st. SeIhen Aiossius
Alleys; Immaculate st. Anthony. Immaculate
Alleys. .
Colonial Lcaguc-Iroquois Puritans. Palace Al
legs
Derartmental Tenpin Lesgie-Interior Va Bureau.
Palace Aless
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
Bill Morley Quits
Baseball; Will Keep
College Position
Morley Jennings, better known as Bill

Morley Jennings, better known as Bill
Morley, who was with the Nationals
last spring and again in the fall, has
quit baseball. In letter to a friend in
Washington. Morley writes that he will
never play professional ball again. He is
the director of athletics at ouachita Cci-
lege. located at Arkadelphia, Ark. and
has a year-around position. which is pay
ing him a good salary.
Morley was released to the Atlanta club
by Manager Griffith not very long ago.
and Manager Billy Smith, OF the Crack
ers, was counting On him holding down
the short field job II is understood that
Morley will send his contract back to
the Atlanta club unsigned. with letter
to the effect that il he does make up
his mind to play ball again. he will be
only too glad to sign with the Crackers.
The signed contracts of Elliot Dent
Tommy Long. Welchonce, and Dutch
Munich have been received at the Atlanta
club headquarters. according to reports
sent out by Manager Billy Smith yester-
day. 1t is known that Munich received
his contract here several weeks ago. but
did not take kindly to the figures men
toned, and returned the document un-
signed. Evidently Manager Smith gave
Munich fairly good increase, as the local
backstop has sent his signed contract
back.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
LOCAL GOLFERS TO COMPETE.
Ten Members of Columbia Countr,
CIub Enter Augusta Tourney.

George r. James district passenger
agent Of the Atlantic Coast Line. has
completed arrangements for the trans
portation cf ten of the members OF the
columbia Country Club. who are sched-
uled to compete in the big golf tourna-
ment Of the Country Club. OF Augusta,
Ga, Saturday afternoon. The party viii
leave Washington Friday afternoon at j
o'clock on the West Indian Limited, and
are due to arrive in the Southern city
Saturday at S o'clock.
The local outfit will be away ten DAYS
or more and will use the links OF the
Country Club which is a thirty-six hole
course. and the one which eN-President
Taft used during his visits South The
makeup of the party is as follows: Her
bert Shannon. Harry Wardman, Charles
Wallingford. $. p. Thompson. X. w. Cox,
O. J. De Moll, L. b. Eynon, tr., w. j.
Eynon, l.. c. Brooks. ]. Thilman Hend-
rick, Harris n. Brown. Oliver p. Met
zerott, and George P. James.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
LOFTY HEYWOOD Wins
feature At JUAREz
Beats Sempronius to the Wire in Main
Event on Card-Favorites Run
Bad in All Races.
BUTTER BALL LANDS FIFTH

Juarez, Mex, Jan. I2-The bookmakers
reaped a harvest this afternoon when
all Of the favorites went down to de-
feat. The defeat Of Butter Ball in the
fifth race was the hardest blow the tai
ent received. The Sempronius gelding
was held at to ;. He fattered his
hackers to the turn into the home
stretch when Lofty Haywood challenged
and in the run to the wire the latter
overwhelmed the favorite and won with
lots to spare.
The talent received another solar
plexus blow in the sixth race when
Barssc. the even money choice. had u
succumb to the superior speed OF Berl
Getty and Bonne Chance Bert Getty
OF ened at skies, but was quickly ham,
rlered down by the wise ones to threes.
Defy at 10 to ], the longest priced win
ner OF the day. just managed TO beat
out Joe Woods in the second. The sum-
mary:
FIRsT RACE-Rive and one half furlongs la
EsSrria, ITO tCavanaughl. to !, won: Bertha W
10 CGros.l 60 to l. second Fens, 10 Molesworthl
to /, third Time lG. La yalettA. Va Va. Mabsl
CIarkson. Irish Ann. Violet. May, Cash Giri. Att,ca
Ada KENNEDY. Silver Tone. sterosts. Burlington
! and Bess alsO ran
SECOND RACE-one and oncsixtecnih miles,
, DEFY los tRobbinsI, IS to l. won; Joe Woods. 10
CMcsIsTtinl. 6 to l. sscund; Bl~4-eyei susan. lC
tNcDunzldJ, to !. third Tine, l:E. Amity
lfilhStina, IlOrencc Brrh- QIlck mp. NEs't
Lord Elam, Jack Ls1sDn. Jim Csferafa. UTsull
| EInma Edwin 7. Fryer. and BSlciif also rsn.
THIRD RACE-FIve furlOnSs. Orinsr Lad. IL
tFcenyi. TO l. won Grays FsvUrite. le tGruhl.
10 J. second; Bright Stone. 10 johnson. 10 to
| Third Time CD ~ Real Worth, Christmas Eve
Csbium Judge Denton II. Dan Berry. Miss sly
Rose Of Jedilah ChaTlcs Goctz. Toy Boy, and Buci
Thomas also TAI.
FOURTH RACE-h Victoria Handicap; six fur
longs. Col. MaTchmont. lO5 tGrossl. TO l. won
New Haven, IL tGuyi. 20 !. second: Clo-er, no
(KirSrhhauml. TO 5. third Time. Is -. F1oTir
and Pay Streak akso ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sx frIrlonss Lofty Haywood, II:
Garter 10 l, won; Butter Ball. los GrOhl. tc
5 second; Chilla, lcj Jones. to l. third Time
~ Is Jeszii bum. Grzy Bear, Seneca. Hazel C..
Princess Industry. Ormonde Cunningham, Commen
! dation and Ramsey also ran
/ SIXTH RACE-one mile. Bert Getty. lo
Fc,nyl. TO !, won; Bcane Chance. loj tNeylonl.
to /, seco1d; BArSac. Ios tGcntryl even. third
Time is Is. Fort Sumter. Jimmie Gill. Seaclif
Uncle Ben. and Henry walbank also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
,BELMONTS ARE Third
IN DISTRICT CIRCUIT
Draw Nearer Royal Outfit by Set
ting Newcomers Down in
Three Games.
MIcHAUD's SCORES ARE GOOD

The Belmont quint jumped into third
position In the District Duckpin
League last night by capturing three
games from the Newcomers. The Res
olutes were occupying number three
rung on the ladder until the q street
crowd found easy pickinss In the
Mount Pleasant quint. Capt Michaud
quint is now four and one-half games
behind the Royals, who are but one
game behind the league leaders. the
Jeds.
The Belmonts piled up a total of
1913 pins for the night, putting across
the scores Of 502 in the opening. 49S
in the second. and 522 In the final.
Capt. Michaud bowled the highest set
Of the night, obtaining 116 In the first
game. lis in the midway frame, and
ia in the final. totaling 345 pins for
the night.
The rolling of Cullin featured the
bowling in the Y. NJ. c. A. League last
night, when. in the games against the
Niagaras. he toppled 35S pins in this
three matches with the Cheyennes'
The Cheyenne outfit all went well In
the last contest, as this three-man
crew spilled s43 pins. The Cheyennes
captured the three games by the fol-
lowing scores: :99, 303, and 3os. Rars-
ner put across the highest game when
he spilled l27 pins in the final.
The Atlantic quint pulled away from
the waverlys in the Northeast League
when they defeated the Anacostia out
fit three straight games in last nights
rolling in that circuit. Cannon rolled
the highest set Of the night, getting
34I for his mark. Following are the
results of the games bowled in the
leagues last night:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
.Arrreutf,s allowance claimed
,Juarez.

FIRST RACE-Selins: three-yeAr-olds and m
ward: one mile. ave, IS: "Od GOtch. s.; Pr
viii. 9s: 'DoVnland, g; Blue Beard. 100; Gold
Dust 100: Fire Sec l03: Black Bonita. o5; Jos
Woods lC5: Ben UncaS. lo5; Horizon, los.
SECOND RACE-sclIinG; three-yCar-ods: hv'
and one half furionss. -rTansaG lo5; 'Hyki. los;
Kick 10; George Farmhouse. 10; Round Up, IL
Lemon Joe. ITO: Baltimore. Il5; Uncle Phil. 49,
Tcm Knight. lis; Dalston. Il3; Dr. Jailey. IL;
Lambs Tail. lis; Dusky Dave. n3; Messah. Is;
Art Rick, lB.
THIRD RACE-Purse: two-y6ar-olds; three fur
longs Marie G.. 100; Type. H.: CSnnonade. lle
Commauretta. 100: Blue Racer. lo9; Bens Brother.
IL: Milton Barber H.; Lady CspriciOus. IN
Tr1Iane, III: Tokay, III; d. A. Jones. 80
FOURTH RACE-Three-yeaT-olds; Laredo Handi.
cap; five and onehaf furlonss. Theodorits. 81
Capt Burns. l0o; Bob Hensley, n2; Gipsy Love- lo3:
Avis. lo5 Bing. llC; Little viii. 10; Orb. lis.
FIFTH RAcE-Selling; three-year-olds and up
ward; five and one-hah furionss. Jewel Of Asia. a.
'Msrsand. ss; Ben Stone. lO3: Cloak. loc; Eva
Padwick. lO1: 'Naps Nick. IL; .HsIss, los
Pahtabc. 100; Moralisht lc5; Zulu. lo5; Annual
Interest. 10: Rid Hart, los; lex. los; Edmond
Adams. Io: Cncf Jimmie Gray. III.
SIXTH RACE Selling; thIeeyear-olds and Nd
wand; mile. Tom Chapman. 100; The Monck,
100: 'Frazzle lol: Anne Mciee. loi; Dynamo. Nl I;
OCEAN Queen. loi; Sister Florence. loo; c. W.
Kcnnou, los.
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
ChlrlestOn.

FIRST RACE-Purse. SO: three-y5arOlds and ~
ward; selling; six fur!OnsS Castara. 81: MadsT
Sister 90; Roger Gordon. Ic5: Cliff Maid, IL; DIcA ;
Pet ss; Colfax lo5; Gallant Boy. &C; -FlASk. -
Duke Hal lol; al Jones 10; Tom HancocN. y
Runaway loa; Surprising. 8; caller Out. lS; 'o!1
Jordan. nS
SECOND RACE-Purse. so; tEo-ycar-olds; lilies
three furlOngs Crs;sI I!9- F!i=Tce. 10: Finale.
10; Lsdy Esach. nc, Hi-h Falutin. llc; yellow
Flower no: Norma l.. ii: krmI g.. llc: Rae. III
THIRD RACE-r1rsr. 81; thre,-yeaT-oids snd
UPWARD: selling; handicaT: six tnionss Water
Lady, %; ETank Hudson. Ti; Guy. ne; W W
CLARK lc2 Charter lCj: Lady Light ming. 10; Anlo-
ret. los: Campeon lC5: Ca-alUet 81; Royal Meteor
l06
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; three-yezr-olds and
ur~Naryi: srIlirg. handicap; one mile and twenty
wards Mar, Nru n. loo: Ella Bryan. l6; PaTd
per IIo. NJ on I0O: IOe DisboId. lr2; Bob l.. lW
L. II. Adau. IC1
FIFTH ElCE- rursc. so: thTeC-yc"r obs an''
upward: s,Tiu. TIlics and usTCs: i've and one hal
tIrIoncs -EthclturE II. n5; snow Flakes. 70
Magic star 20. Eu,I and Gun. n9; Mama johnson.
10: Auto Maid lI3; Bnar Path. 10: Tom Boz. y
Tntr, Ia Et-ht Easy. Il5 Mirldeil. los; Camelia
III. Lama e: Ia Aurora. lcs; Ann lilly. w.
SIXTH IlCE-Pur~2. So: thrce-ycar olds snd
rryTsrd selling: rc mile Flying Yankee. lH: 'Clir
Ton Iol lin Cafrcy. IG5: 'Iabot. Ts: Chemulpo.
1ns. willis Icl: Dynamite, IL; No Manager. 30;
l. NJ EcSgrt lCs: DT DoushCrty, rs; Plain Ann.
lo3: odd jordan, 8.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
MILITIA LEAGUE GETS
OFF To FLYING START
Keith and Wheeler Feature Company
F's (Seeond RegimenD Victory
Over Company E.

The National Guard Basketball League
opened the season last night with a dou-
ble-header. the first game being between
the teams representing Company F, Sec
ond Regiment. and the second between
ment
The first game. which was hard-fought
from beginning to end, was a victory for
F, Second Regiment, by the score Of 81
to II.
Keith and Wheeler showed good form
in caging the ball from the floor, the
former turning the trick nine times. while
the latter was able to do the same stunt
five times. Davis and Nernstcin showed
best for the losers. The goal shooting Of
Colston was a feature OF this fray. Line
up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
TWO CUBS SIGNED.
Humphrics and SAFER Ready to Play
with Chfcazo Nationals.

Pittsburgh. Pa, Jan. 12.-Two Of the
Chicago National League baseball stars
whom Federal League agents have been
trying to induce to jump to the new
league were placed beyond the reach of
the insurgents today.
Manager Johnny Evers, of the Cubs,
came to Pittsburgh and met Bert Humph-
ries, the pitcher, who resides at CAL
ifcrnia, Pa, and after n short conference
Humphries signed a Cub contract. While
here Eyers received telegram from
President Charles w. Murphy, announc-
ing that First Baseman Vic Safer also
had signed to play with the Cubs again.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
COAST CREWS ENTERED.
Coach Conibear, of Seattle Univer
sity, Strong for Poughkeepsie.

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 12-The University
of Washington will send two eight-oared
crews to the Poughkeepsie ragatta this
year. according to Hiram r. Conibear,
director of aquatics.
II he is unable to develop a strong
second crew he will take the freshman
eight along when the varsity eight goes
East to row in the big regatta on the
Hudson.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
START TRAINING FOR BOUT.
and Murphy Preparing for
January M Fight.

San Francisco. Jan. 12.-This week
will see Champion Willie Rftchie and
Tommy Murphy in training for their
bout at Conroth's Eighth street arena,
on January %, and then for Willie the
blue ribbon lightweight event will en-
gage the attention OF sports with
leaning toward boxing.
As far as can be learned, both lads
will be in the best OF shape to begin
their preparation for the important
match. Ritchie's nose is as good az
new again. and Murphy has no minor
ailments of any kind. 1t is to be hoped
that nothing further will occur to him
der the working on of bout that mas
hung in the balance so long,
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
CHIP BEATS CHRISTIE.
New Castle Boy Outpoints Rival I'm
Ten-round Bout.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. l2-George Chip, OF
New Castle, Pa, easily defeated Gus
Christie in their ten-round bout tonight
here. Christie was outclassed completely
except in the last two rounds,
in which he managed to get an even
break. Although Chip managed to con-
meet with his opponent almost at will
he seemed to lack the knockout punch.
Christie drew the only blood OF the
night. cutting Chips mouth in the sew
enth round.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
Hayden Lands Northrop.

Towanda, Pa, Jan. l2-Laboring under
fear that Jake Northrop, the Monroeton
boy. and manager of a moving picture
show here. was going to be corraled by
the new Federal Baseball League. Jack
Hayden. manager of the Louisville Amer
lean Association, came here from hi:
home in Bryn Mawr. Pa, and after sew
eral hours conference, went away with
a contract beari N--.hrop's signature.
1t took a four hours conference before
HAYDEN landed his man.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
CAMEL Laughs Loudly.

John Camel, manager of the Roches-
tiers, doesn't take the Federals seriously.
Camel intimated in Rochester on We'd
nesday that he had received an offer
from the so-called outlaws. What did
they offer you to act as manager?" ask
ed a reporter. ''Only SIS, ,ooo." replied Gan
eel, with a broad grin. For how many
years, five?' mo. two"' And Camel
laughed out loud as he wondered what
Tinker would say when he heard the
news.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
VOOLFOLK TO CAPTAIN
VIRGINIA 1914 ELEVEN

Charlottesville, w, Jan. H.
At o meeting Of the letter men
tonight, voolfolk. right tackle
On the Virginia football team,
. was elected captain for the fall
OF 1914, in place OF Gooch. who
resigned because Of the Rhodes
schoIarship. woolfoIk's choice
was. q popular one, and he de-
served the honor.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
TWO GAMES TONIGHT
In NTERFRAT LEAGUE
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Clash with Theta
|, Delta Chi in Opening Game-Alpha
Beta Phi VS.. Kappa Sigma.

Tonight there will be inaugurated the
first games of the George Washington
University Greek Letter League at the
Epiphany Gymnasium. in street, at
$50 O'Clock.
The managers of the league have sent
invitations TO the three girls sororities
at George Washington to witness the
opening games, and it is expected that
the fair co-eds will turn out in fun
force to cheer their favorite fraternity
to victory. The lineup follows:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
Go. +. ID Rest.

Goals from hoor-Whcclcr 81. Keith Cel, Myers.
ycInstein t2, Davis o. Burns ~. Hunt. Goals
from free tusseS-wheeler. Goals missed-Rreeman
tg Referec-Mr. Heise. Timekeeper-Mr. Horan.
Time Of halve.-l0 minutes Soorer-Mr. Lloyd.
Final scrre-Company i, Second Regiment. 81; /;
Company T., First Regiment, II.
The second contest turned out to be a
victory for N, First Regiment, over G.
First Regiment, by a 20 to 10 score. This
game f. - also hard-fought and featured
by the work OF johnson and Schwab for
the winners and rip" Stecker for the
losers.
The next games are scheduled for We'd
nesday' night, when the winners of to-
nights battles will hook up in the opener,
followed by a game between the losers.
I.iue-up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
American Association Call. Meeting.

Chicago, Jan. TT. NJ. Chivington.
president of the American Association Of
baseball Clubs. today called business
meeting of :he association for January
% at the Congress hotel in Chicago.
Chivington declined to say what matters
would be taken up at this meeting.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
Two New skating Records.

Christian. Jan. 12-Oscar Mathiesen yes
terday set two new worlds skating
records. He covered 500 meters in 43 7-io
seconds and 1.50o meters in minutes 191s
seconds.
The previous records were Al 1-5
seconds and minutes % 3-5 seconds.
respectively.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
Mike Gibbons Knocks Out Meister IN the Seventh Round
SHARPE LIKES FORWARD PASS.
ceraen's HEAD CoeeA o,Dsse. Az,
Changes In the Rsles.

Ithaca, N. Y. Jan. R-The forward
pass is all right as 1t il now and there
should be no changes in the rules with
reference to II. Is the opinion OF DR..
Albert H. Sharpe. head coach at Cornell.
DR.. Sharpe does not believe any ma
terial changes will be made In the foot
ball rules this year, and declares that
the game has now reached a high stand
ard and that 1t would gain little by any
rule changes. The forward pass, he says.
has been an asset to many college teams.
while It also serves to spread out the
defence. Moreover. DIR. Sharpe says that
by opening up the game 1t has made foot
ball doubly interesting to spectators.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
Red sox Sign schooIboy Pitcher.

Boston. Jan. 12.-Another schoolboy base
ball player has been signed by the Bos-
ton Red Sox for development with
Harold Janvrin. The new player is
Dominick J. Mulrenan. a right-handed
pitcher OF the Woburn High School,
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
GEORGE WASHINGTON
LOSES To virginia
Buff and Blue Quint Is Beaten in
Losely Played Game.
43 to 7.
NICHOLS STAR OF THE CONTEST

Special to The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville, Va. Jan. 2.-Virginias
teamwork and the individual playing OF
Nichols at right forward for the Orange
and Blue gave the latter decisive VIC
tory over George washington in her first
collegiate game of the season by score
OF Is to z.
George Washington played a much bet
ter game i'm the second half, while Nir-
einia sent in a number Of substitutes
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
Fletcher Slated for "Feds."

Colliersville, Jo., Jan. 12.-Mordecia
Brown, manager of the st Louis Federal
League club, spent Sunday here and con-
ferred with Arthur Fletcher. shortstop
of the Giants. Both deny that there is
a dicker on. but the conference was re-
garded as significant.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
BenI. Bccker Max Jumn.

Wichita, Kan, Jan. l2-Beals Becker,
outfielder of the Philadelphia Nationals,
said today that he is considering an
offer Of three-year contract with the
Baltimore Federal League club.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
Contract Mailed "Ixing, Cole.

New York, Jan. 12-Despite the fact
that he has signed up with the Federal
League for the next season, the New
York American League club this after
noon mailed q contract to Pitcher
king Cole.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13

substituticns-Rixes for Strickland. Dietriek for
Luck. smith for Nichols. Duncan for Campbell
Grossback for Almon. Murray for Gore Hammer
for Shaver. Field soals-Nichols uol. snckiey oD'
Strickland On, Rixey tg. Luck. Noonan, Amon
Gore Foul goaIs-stickley tsl. Nichols, Noonan.
Referee-Mr Todd. Time Of haives-lo minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13

Gcals from hoor-Johnson D1, Schwab ts,. Smith
son, Campdeld ca, Wysong t2l. Stecker. Goals from
free tozses-Schwab, Johnston. Goals missed
schwab 90, snithson. Rderee-Mr. Heise. Time
keeper-Mr Horan. Time Of halves-lo minutes.
scorer-Mr Lloyd. Final score-Company N. First
Regiment. %; Company G. First Regiment, 10.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-13
SIGMA ALPHA.
SkCoND bANll


viii Handiboe will referee the games ALVIN Gore.
George Washington University, will be umpire and
official timekesrer. Randolph Shaw has been ap
rointcd official sCUrcr Of the league.