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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
The lineup follows:

Goals-rrancke Carnochan. We'd and
Baker for Harvard. Referee-A. Williams.
Tinesmcn-Nr Burgess for Harvard Mr.. Nc
Henry for Yale. Time-Halves OF forty-hve
minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05

TWO-Dast HIs-F IsI ", MdIOHtF, oHaHIty'
Hits-Cn Donaldson, {: of Mullen. S. Sacrifice
hit-Iease. Stolen tases-Shafrey t2p, Fish
~. NJ. shannon Korrigan. Bases on balls
on Kerrigan. ]; OF Mullen. 4. Hi by pitcher
-English. Nugent Struck out--By Kerrgan.
Q. bv Donaldson, 4: by Mullen. 2 Wild pitch
Mullen Time-2:i0. umprie-Merritty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05

Bradford and Woolwich Arsenal ]'
picked up a point each today ann
fight for promotion, with Notts g.
has reached an exciting stage, '..'
Woolwich slightly the favorte.
Motifs Forest came out Of its shell ID
great style by beating the strong Leeds
City by score OF to I before its own
supporters, while Glossop kept on scor'
ing against Lincoln City, winning by
5 TO J. Leicester Fosse put up mo
exhibition in the game with Hull city
sharing the points, but Fulham scored
a rare home victory over W)lyerhamptol
Wanderers. winning by the only goal
scored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-05
ATHLETICS SCORE SHUTOUT
Capture Three Runs Against
Phillies in First Inning.

Philadelphia, April 4-The Philadelphia
Americans shut out the local National
League club to-day by the score of to ?.
The Americans scored all their runs IN
the first inning off Lineup, the Indian
pitcher. The series now stands one VIZ
tory for each team.
The score follows:
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
WGILANTS PLAY
MADDENS STARS
Local Independent Cham
pions Meet Fast College
Players Today.
"TUG" FURY IN LINEUP
Former Hero of Georgetown Virginia
Clashes Will Be Seen in -
Half Back.
"TUG" FURY In LINEUP

Coach Mike Madden's All-Stars will line
up against the Vigilants today at An
drews Park in what should prove to be
a cracking good game. During past
seasons when the Vigilant Club has met
all-star combinations they have always
been pushed for the honors. and Madden
claims that his outfit will make the locals
hustle in this afternoons contest
Madden has had the college players
practicing for the past week, and as he
has gathered the cream Of the local
ranks to pit against the independent
champions. It will not be surprising TO
see the locals scored upon and perhaps
defeated
Sam Foley. the dashing half back OF the
Hilltoppers, will play in the backfield
for the stars. while Tug Fury, who has
proven to be the hero of more than
one Virginia. Hilltop game, will also carry
the ball from behind the line. Coach
Madden. who was an AIl-American Sc
lection for end position back in 1912, will
play quarter back. with Buck Howard.
Of Cornell. in the full back position.
O'Gorman and Kelly. Of this seasons
Georgetown squad, along with Capt
Boyle. Stohlom. Rogers, and Grshm, OF
Catholic University, will play the rush
line positions. while Walter -Rathbone,
of the Hilltop team back In 1872, will
play center. Capable substitutes have
been secured, and the fans are promised
a creditable showing from the stars.
Although the stars will be out TO win
at any cost. the Vigilants will be COM
PEELED to hold back little owing to the
big game with the Engineers next Sum
day. Coach Ray Brown has given out a
number of new plays which will be used
in this contest for the purpose of prac-
ticing them for the Engineer game, and
it is his intention not to take too many
chances Of getting the players injured.
The Navy Yard Stars will meet the u.
5. S. Dolphin in the preliminary game.
which will start at 1;3O. At the last
minute the Spartan Club. which was to
have played this game backed out. and
Tim Regan win pit his fast aggregation
from southeast against the sailors
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
STRONG FOR ATHLETICS.
Effort to Encourage Track Game
mt Amherst.

Amherst. Mass, Dec. 5.-In an effort
to encourage winter track york at Am
herst College and to bring out new ma
terial, Prof. Nelligan. coach OF the track
team. has decided to hold a series Of
interfraternity relay races on the board
track soon after Christmas vacation. The
thirteen fraternities of the college will
be represented by teams Of four men
each, and a handsome trophy will be
awarded to the winner.
Thomas W. Ashley. of Deerheld, Mass.
fUll back on the 1914 football team, has
been awarde the cup given TO that play
CT who has proved of most value to the
team. He has played full back on the
varsity for two years and has proved
a strong defensive back and an excellent
punter He is a member of the Junior
class. The award was made by Coach
Riley, Prof Nelligan and DR.. Phillips.
In the first soccer game played at Am
herst College on Tuesday, the freshmen
tied the sOphomores by the score Of l to l..
Soccer was first played IT the college last
fall, and since then it has proved in
crCasingly popular
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
billiard LEAGUE
LEADER RESIGNS
Morningstar Withdraws from
Circuit Because Of Illness
of Wife.
WILL GO TO ARIZONA
Former Champion Is Popular Player.
Place Will Be Filled by
Young Cation.
WILL GO TO ARIZONA

Ora Morningstar. who is leading the
Champion Billiard Players League by a
good margin. yesterday resigned from the
league because OF the ilness Of his wife.
He has sacrificed an almost certain
chance to capture the big end of the
prizes hung up by the league in order
that he may take Mrs. Morningstar TO
to regain her health. He will soon leave
for the Southwest with Mrs Morning
star and their baby son.
Morningstar has disposed Of his inter
ests I'm Pittsburgh and will 60 to Ari-
zona, where he will enter business. He
will be greatly handicapped where his
earning capacity will be limited. but he
Is confident he will be able TO make a
success Of a billiard enterprise.
The news that Morningstar will sur
render his place as leader OF the league
comes as a great surprise to close fol-
lowers of the game. He is a former 1871
and 1S:2 balk-line champion. and one Of
the most popular billiard players in the
country. He has the sympathy Of all fol-
lowers of the game In his present trouble
and their best wishes for his success in
the new territory. He has not decided yet
just where he will locate in Arizona
Morningstar was one Of the first promi-
nent billiard players in the country to
Join the Champion Billiard Players
League and has been playing the best
game OF his billiard career. George Sut-
ton held the lead for the first few weeks
Of the competition, but the Pitsburgher
soon overhauled him.
The leaders place in the league will
he taken by Marcus Cation. Of Chicago,
a son of the late Billy Cation. who won
renown in foreign billiard academies.
Young Cation Is chounted conner by
l. -
play. and Is expected to make a good
record in the league competition Presi-
dent Burton Mank. Of the League, says
Cation will develop into a great player.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
ADMITS CONFERENCE.
Chief Bender Does Not Deny Jump
ing to Feds.

Philadelphia, Dec. 5.-CharIes Albert
Bender, known TO baseball fans through
out the country as chief" has cast his
lot with the Federal League.
The one-time star pitcher Of Connie
Mack's Athletics and hero of several
worlds series battles, does not admit that
he has deserted organized baseball nor
does he deny the soft impeachment He
does admit, however. that he held a con-
ference here today with Secretary Gold
man, of Baltimore Federal League That
the confab was satisfactory to both
parties is evident from the telegram which
Goldman later sent to Baltimore 1t con-
veyed the information that his mission
had been successful and that Chief Ben
der would start next season with the So
called outlaws.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
New Fight Club Will
Open New Years Day
Manager PhlEpps Confident Of Having Ardmore Arena
IN Shape by January Gossip
Of the Ring.

with Buddy
Washington's soldier ard sailor boxers
are always coming into the !imeliKht.
Bit Freeman Is the latest. He Is
attached to the Washington Barracks and
Is husky middle-weight OF splendid
physique. Bob Wiley, the veteran handler
Of boxers. has taken him in charge to
see what he can do. In a private six
round mill with Battling Bernard. Free
man carried the fight so strenuousIy that
Bernard had to hustle to keep from be-
ing knocked out Now Freeman wants
chance at Ardmore ana is being con-
sidered for one Of the 9relirns
Another son Of Uncle Sam is Bill Cavs-
naugh, l5-pound boy, VINO is Just off
the U s. s., Mayflower. He is now train
ing hard In the hopes Of getting into a
preliminary at the new club in MARYLAND
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
ARMY RETURNS COMPLIMENT.
Col. c. p. TOwnEIey Hands MIddIes
a Boost.

Annapolis. Md. Dec. h-Capt William
F. FulIam. superintendent OF the Naval
Academy, today received from Col. c. r.
Townsley. superintendent Of the Military
Academy at West Point. a complimentary
letter in reply to Capt. Fullam's felicita-
tions over the Army's success In the an
nUaI football game at Philadelphia last
Saturday. The letter reads:
MY dear Fullam:
IN behalf OF officers and the corps
Of cadets at the Military Academy, wish
to thank you, the officers and midship-
men at Annapolis for the very nice con-
gratulations expressed in your letter OF
December /.
The sentiments you expires in regard
to these football games do you credit,
and assure they are reciprocated by
every one at West Point. With the kind
est regards.
Very sincerely yours.
&C. p. TOwNSLEY.
Superintendent of Military Academy"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
FOOTBALL EXPENSIVE.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec 5.-Harvard's s
championship football eleven was pro-
duced this fall at a cost of S25,O0o ac-
cording to figures announced today. The
largest item was $500, the salary of
Percy D. Haughton, head coach. Leo ].
Leary, assistant head coach, and r. w.
P. Brown, head scout, also received sub
stantial remuneration for their services.
The teams travelling expenses were
comparatively light. as the only out-Of-
town game was that played with Yale at
New Haven.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Nav Reinstate Football.

New York. Dec 5-PiEns are compleced for
mas meeting at noon today IN the Colmha Um-
nasum 70 voice the desire of the Students Morn
inside Heights for the reinstatement q football
Ths hopes II the students are keyed 70 NiEh notch
through the announcement that q big Surprise VII
Be sprung at ths meeting. Preldent ButiG hrd
up for years the rspooEi6e 1nF ne
Adjustment q the sport, although a mater q
fact the acton taken By the university coEaT1it-
tee athletics. il scheduled to spsAk hs Is IN
town. This alone Is taken Es = significant ons1 b.
Columbia men.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
CLARKE HAS PURCHASED
CUP DEFENDER DEFIANCE
Philadelphian Announces He Will
Convert Racing Yacht Into
a Schooner.

Boston. Dec. 5-The DeHaDce. the cup defenss
yacht. built from designs BY George Owen a Boston
naval architect. for Boston and Philadelphia syn-
dcate, will not rIst in the junk heaT. to which II
had apparently been consigned since last August
Z Walter Clarke. Of Philadelphia, one q the
owning syndicate. has purchased the boat and VII
convert II into a schooner for racing next summer
The Defiance did not make much of a showing b
the elp trial raees with the Reliance and the
Naniue last summer, although she developed great
speed on two three occasions. The trouble seemed
TO lie in her ris. which at first was too heavy and
later too liRht
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
INGRAM SELECTED COACH.
Former Naval Academy Athlete to
Have Charge of 1918 Team.

Annapolis. Md. Dec 5.-Lieut Jonas
II. Ingram, a former star athlete. was
selected today as head coach of the
Navy football team for the season OF
1915. thus indicating that the graduate
system will continue in vogue at the na-
val institution. Ingram, whose home Is
in Jeffersonviile. Ind, played full back
on the eleven in 1896 and lsO6. He also
stroked the varsity eight-oared rowing
crew. II is believed he will make a sue
eessful coach.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
J. Fred Chase Elected
Captain of Tech Crew
Stroke Of Last Seasons Boat Chosen Lead the Manual
Trainers IN 1sl5-Prospects Are Bright
Other Scholastic Gossip.

Yesterday, at a meeting of the senior
oarHmen Of Technical High school, who
last year rowed under the colors of the
Analostan Boat Club, J. Fred Chase was
elected captain and William E. Boryer
manager OF the crews for 1919 Chase last
year strozed the fast Analostan crew
and Boryer rowed the No. position.
Both men are elated over next years
prospects Not only viii the entIre crew,
which so handly won two races In ono
day last season be available, but also
several substitutes who viii push the
veterans to the limit in order TO hold
places in the first boat Beside these
men, an unusually large squad have an
nounced their intentions Of taking up the
sport in the spring.
The newcomers should develop. with
the aid Of the experienced oarsmen and
under the tutlege of Clarence W. Hecox,
into an aggregation hard to beat.
Capt. Chase has received so many ap-
plications, not only from his own school
but also from several Sther high and
prep schools, for membership IN club
which has so nobly supported its athletes
that the limited membership is almost
filled
Manager Boryer aas almost completed
an attractive schedule which ne viii
shortly announce Several out-of-town
races, which OF course, necessitated the
trips so dear to school boys, are on the
schedule.
The outlook for a good track team 10
promising at Tech. For the past month
a squad Of twenty men, including several
point winners in the spring meet last
year, have been working daily. Capt.
HardeIl is confident that he will have a
team even better than the one which
figures prominently in the race for hOnors
last year, and while nothing Official has
been given out regarding the coach, 1t
is quite probable that Bradley Gish will
take charge in the near future. Mr.. Gish
has offered to handle the Manual Train
ers provided fifty candidates can be got
ten out Now that football is over a
number Of men will be added to the squad
this week. and it is expected that the
full list of candidates will exceed that
of fifty.
Capt. Hardell and Sheehan. both Of
whom showed remarkable form last
spring, are to be depended upon to show
the scholastic followers how TO step on
the 44O-yard dash, while Wheeler and
Carr are milers Of more than average
ability Ochsenreiter and Tibbetts are
experienced men who will take part in
the dashes. In the field events Tech ap-
pears to be better fortified than any OF
its rivals. Supplee and Gibson who cop
ped first and third places, respectively, in
the shot put last year, are again in
lire. Showers and Mobley are the best
high jumpers that Tech can offer, the
former getting second place in the spring
meet last year Aside from being a good
dash man, Tibbets has shown to ad-
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
To Improve Roads.

A novel club Of motOucyciists has been formed
at Bothell, Wash. called the 'Chuckhole Club. &"
Each member q this organization pledges himssH
TO boost the good roads movement in every pos
sfble way Also each motorcycles agrees to per
sonally that at least chnckhole is hlIed up
each month The emblem Of this unique club Is =
miniature spade.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06

vantage in the running board jump, hay-
ing landed second place last year.
OF the other men working for recogni-
ton are Harsh manager OF the team
thompson Snyder. Parks, johnson.
Kirby, Helmuth, and Davidson.
The Business quint started its season
with a win over Gonzaga last Friday,
and in doing so showed a fast combins-
ton Ray Wise was the individual star
and showed to be one of the best guards
in the schools Ray shot five goals from
floor, contributing ten points to his
teams total Of . points.
There are three Wise boys playing reg
ulRrly on the Business I'VE. while Ralph
Wise is close second to Glessner for
a regular job.
HardelL OF Tech. who was The Her
aids first selection as an, All-Hlgh end,
is. to enter Michigan next fall. HardeIl
Is very popular at Tech, as is shown
from the fact that he was elected presi-
dent Of the senior class. Aside from
this honor, he is captain of the track
team, and was one of the honored play
ers at the football banquet last week
HRrdell has a brother now enrolled at
Michigan, who is also somewhat of a
track man.
In recent trials for the track team at
Ann Arbor Harden crossed the tape in
the 200-yard dash in q and 40 seconds,
being headed only by Robinson, formerly
OF Mercersburg. and considered as one
OF the leading track men in the country.
1t appears that football men have been
looking them over on the Washington
gridirons. Several local boys have
chances to enter college as the result of
their play this fall II VIII be interest
ing to see what courses they select.
Decorative design, probably.
It may be true that ochsenriter, Glib
son. Steed, Supplee and other Tech stars
deserve credit for the Manual Trainers
remarkable gridiron showing this fall.
but at the same time Wayne Hart the
coach, is getting his share Of praise, and
he deserves it just as Paul White is en-
titled to credit for what the Stenog-
raphers did.
We understand that Wayne Hart is
ual Trainers unless Harvard or Yale in
terferes.
Eastern and Gonzaga are scheduled to
meet Tuesday in the latter's gym. Both
teams have played one contest so far
this season and are charged with de-
feats. The Y. NJ. c. A. defeated Eastern
while Business snatched h0nors from
the Churchmen.
Mr.. McQueeny, Of the scholastic ticket
office, is the authority for the statement
that in the maill addressed 10 the scho-
lastic Office the other day was an appli-
cation for two seats for the all-scholas-
tic-allprep game" It's a fact.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06

New York. Dc. 5-Jsmes z. c'Ted'0 Meredith.
Of the University Of Pennsylvania, the worlds re
ord holder for the hRlf-mile. and Homer Baker.
Of the New York A. C., will meet in a special
match race Of 500 yards at the athletic carnval
which will be held in Mechanics Hall next Sat
urday night. The Penn flyer Is also the inter
cnllegiate champion for the quartermile. Baker
the so yards national senior championship at
Baltimore last summer.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Perry Denies Fouling.

AHnapoIfs. Nd, DeC- 5--IIe West point-An-
naIs'lis game maTred b. the disqualification
Of Perry. the Navy oEuter. becausc. acrUrdnE TO
the official rNplanation. in the heat Of the con
nict. he kicked one Of his OTpUDCnus- Perry denied
enphaticllly rhE. he had bcen guilty Of such unfair
tactics. and Lieut.. Paul Dsshicl one OF the Navy
coache-. bore him out and ,ErTessed grrat iDdis
nation
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Helps Preserve Game.

ITS the risht-hAnd man q the game warden" 4"
says state Fish and Game Commissioner c. II.
ETa1s Of Orrgon, in speaking Of the motorcycle
Evans has installed seven motorcycles which his
Nardens keep close guard over the States hunting
grounds And because Ct the SPEED Of the two
wheeler. WOud-be violGtOrS of the game Law never
feel safe for a minute.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
JENNINGS SMILES.

TiEertOwn Now Thinks Detroit VIII
Win American League Pennant.
Detroit Dec. 5.-Pennant-winning pre-
d!CtiOns for the Detroit Tigers in 1915 are
thrilling Detroit today. Eddie Plank,
Walter Johnson and Ray Collins are
about the only American League pitchers
who can consistently trounce the Bengal
tribe, and they have all jumped to the
Federals
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Rider Leads Amherst.

Amherst. Mas. ISc. 5.-St1srt William Rider.
1916 Il Aut-ITud.le, Mas. has bcen elected Czr-
tain Of the Auhrrs; football team for next yezr
His Isr-itiIn Is right hail hack. His work this
fall has featured III rearly every game and he has
proved the mt consistent ground sinner on the
team. Rider j. al5O Irtssdent OF the junior class
and is a meIHb,r n the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Cobb Denies Federal Rumor,

AuEustA, Ga. Dee. 5--Rspors today that Close
friends Of Tyrus Cobb had seen Federal League
coatnct in the last few days Offering the Detroit
American outheIder $500 annually for four years
drew from Cobb last night an emphatic statement
that he would remain with the Detroit club. Cobb
Is spending the winter At his home near here.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
MAY CHANGE CIRCUIT.
Shift May Be Made in Makeup of
International LeaEue MondaJ.

International League TO be held IN this city next
Monday. the day previous to the meeting Of tho
National League. the International League cluo
owners will probably decide on 4 change in the
circuit Jersey City viii most likely lose its
franchise and the club will Be Transferred To either
Brooklyn or Richmond. With the Jersey CSty team
in Brooklyn they win play at Ebbets FIELD
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Jockey, Walking in Sleep. Killed.

Lexington. KY Dec. 5.-Jockey Tommy knight
Was killed Thursday night when en- route to Juarez
Mexico. Knight, while in somnAmbQlstic state.
walked of the train. knight wen known in
the East He was in the saddle Dick Wells
when the the colt raced a mile in IL IS in Chi
agO in IsoS
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Deer Scarce in MICHIGAN.

Lansing Mich. Dec. deer hunters in Mich
E1D were not successful this fall in 1913. Rc-
cording to figures giTen ont at the State game
Usrden's office today. Up to last Friday night les
than 200 slain deer had been shipped down from
the uppeT peninsula. The soasOn Gloss tonight
More than 1900 deer was killed last year
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Wolpast Can't Fight.

Cadillac. Mich, Dec. 5-Ad wOlgls today visited
local physician to learn whether his injured right
arm would permit him TO participate in six-rUJInd
soap in Grand RaTids Friday night Go home
and STAY MONTH" the physician told Ad, then
come and see and I will be able to let you
know when you may box with my remission"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Hermann Apain Elected.

Cincinnati Dec. SAN Of the members Of the
cd board Of directors were reelected at the
nual meeting a the Cincinnati Amusement Com
pany, which owns and operates the Cincinnati Ma
hOnal League baseball club The directors then
Ee-elected August Hermann president and HaHy
Stephens secretary q the elnb
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Caldwell for Bufeds-

Buffalo. y. l.. lee. w. 2. Robertson. Trusi-
dent Of the Buffalo FEDERAL League club today
announced the signing q Ray Caldwell former
Yankee; Hugh Rodent former Boston Red So1
and Ivy Wingo. Of the It. Louis Nationals.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Allen Retains Pocket Billiards Title

Kansas City. No.. Dec 5-BCnnie Allen Uf
ksnsas City. successfully defended his title win
ming TIE final block Of a worlds championship
match at pocket billiards from James Nature. Of
Denver. 30 to l2l. last night High runs: Allen,
2; Mature. Is Total score: Allen. go: Mature,
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Kahanamoku of to Australia.

Honolulu. Dec 5.-Duke p. Kahanamoku. world 5
champion short distance swimmer and GeuTge Gun
ha also one Of the best known American suimmeTs
left here yesterday for Australia. to meet the cham
pions Of the Antipodes.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06
Tuthill Wants Penn Job.

New York, De The hrst APPLICATION foT the
position Of trainer OF football men, vacated by
Pat DWyeT al the University Of Pennsylvania
has been received from Harry TGthiIl. Of the Army
eleven. Tuth1l Is trainer and his work At West
Point has been done thoroughly that he has
been re-engaged every season for the last Eve
years.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06

Goals from hoor-Kline (a. Stout. tO Keudrick
lg. campbsn %. cross t5l. DipVle o.. Martin co.
Goals from foui-Stout Martin. Number Of fouls
caIled-FEe. Referee-Mr. LufAer. Timehesper-
Mr.. Jackson. Time Of halse-B minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-12-06

woTd came fr1m Cleveland that Nanaeer Bim-
ngham Is not worried over the hirtatiuns OF his
hrst basemlr Doc Johnson. With the Feds Il i
said that johnson Will not be gwen a regular berth
with e Maps even if he decides TO remain with
the team.