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The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
freddie Welsh Wins
BOUT FROM JOE RIVERS.
English Champion Easily Outboxes
Mexican Lightweight in Twenty
round Mil.
Srccial TO TIe Wa.binr,op Uc,,Ia

SPECIAL TO Tie Washington Herald
Los Angeles. March lE-CRinS notc)-
The lightweight championship of Eng
land. Australia and South Africa will
remain in Walcs-with heavy anchor at
tachment.
Jose Rivers effort to outDox Freddie
Welsh reminded one of a child trying to
open Yale lock with a soup-Iadlc.
Without a single knockdown. stagger-
pranced through the twenty rounds keep
ing his rival dangling upon the end OF a
left jab and blazing hard right on the
kidneys. On the defensive Frederick was
all of wizard. blocking Jose's punches
in way that left nothing but elbows.
forearms and gloves for Rivers to hit.
Rivers made 4 rattling good uphill
fight. His mistake was in trying to out
hoN Welsh. This plan was exactly to
Freddie's liking and his showing amount
cd TO a boxing lesson for Jose.
When Rivers did start to cut and
slash in the thirteenth he had the best
of luck. reaching the champions anatomy
in a way that brought a look of con-
Germ to Welsh's face. He crimsoned the
ROYAL beezer in this round. which was
Joe's best session. Again in the fifteenth
Rivers stopped boxing to Welsh's orders
and made the slugging more than inter
esting for the BritOn. Jose shaded Fred
in the sixteenth also.
Aside from these rounds Welsh handled
the situation just as ne pleased.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
DRY TO WORK OUT
AT LOCAL GYMNASIUM
German Middle-weight Battler Ex,
pected Here at Noon-Heavy-
weight to Get Chance.

Bob dry. the German middle-weiGht
boxer. is expected to arrive in Washing
ton this afternoon, and will work out
before a crowd of local sports at a local
gymnasium. dry wired Manager Phil.
lips. Of the Ardmore Club. that he would
be here at noon today. and all arrange
ments were made to take care OF good
sized crowd of boxing fans at the gym
naSium.
Tex Selman. who hooks up with dry
in the main bout of the evening. is ready
for the gong. II am down to weight
now" said Selman last night. land will
be in tip-top shape Thursday night.
will be ready to box the best bout of my
life. and if l lose. will have no excuse
to offer. But. / won't lose"
Selman is confident of winning this
bout. and has already posted a good sized
forfeit, which will be added to the purse.
dry will post a like forfeit today
Big Cady. the Georgetown White Hope,
will go four rounds with Battling Bcr-
nard, and many fans will watch this
bout with interest. as Bernard is said to
be conner. Special cars will he run the
night of the fight, starting at $50 O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-PuTSe; two-year-olds: four fur
longs Marie O'Bricn Ioc; Daisy Stevens. rs; B. A
Jones lOs: Tokay. los; Don COrtez. ILL., MaseIik
Ill: SUPREMACY. ll2
SECOND RACE-Selling thrce-ycar-olds and ur-
ward; mile and an eighth 'Woof s.; Lady Billie
Oo 'Winifred D. lo5: 'FsStnso. los; 'Hoberg. lo6
'Adolante. I05; Sir John. los; Sugar Lump. los
Jack LAWSON. 10: Flying ITO; Moment. ll3; Prince
Winter Il3: Ursula Emma. le5
THIRD RACE-Santa Rosa Handicap: for three
ycar-olds: six furlongs Col McDOugAll. %: Osaplr.
~: Eing loe; Edith W. l05. Bob Hensley. los;
Milton Robles. los; Capt. Burns. IL:
FOURTH RACE-Santa Carlos Handicap; three
yesr-olds and upward; mile ard eighth. Mamie
McDce. 20; Just Rcd. %; Curcle. 100: OrIin Krrp.
los: Bert Getty. os: Blaekeyed Susan 10: Cousin
Puss. ll5
FIFTH RACE Selling: three-ycar-olds and uT-
ward; six fulongs. George s; Little Bit. %:
Senorita Dana 100: The Cinder. lG2: King Rad
ford. lO2; Quick Trlp. lo5; Tight Boy. le5: Baron
De Kalb. lG.s Eye White 10: Angelus 10: lnlan.
ITO: John Hurie. IL; Rubicon II. rs: Msalo lis:
Mandero. lis
SIXTH RACE-Seling: three-year-olds and up
ward: mile sir Frrtful, 90; COunaught, 100; Anna
Reed. 100; Blue Beard. lo2; Cloud Chief. los;
Cantcn, loo; 'Rey. 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Nationals Defeat
Virginia Collegians
Boxing
CHARLEY COX OFFICIALLY APPOINTED
GEORGETOWN ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Charley Cox yesterday officially appointed graduate
of athletics Georgetown University his contract ex
png the close of the college 1915 Cox will take charge
of athletics and will also be the head coach of the football
team fall
Cox will be under the Alumni Association and will have abb
soue charge of all branches of sport the Hilltop Steps
being taken bring about the resumption of athletics between
Georgetown and George Washington learned last night
that the Buff and Blue University would than likely have
football team this fall
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
RACING RESULTS, ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS

oIds: four fu5onSs. | MAY, lo7; Kewpie, lG Stall
wart Helen. I6: Louise MAY. lG: Fnalcc. lG:
Al-O. Ill: 'iertlCm1P. lG.
THIRD RACE-rursc. 500; selling: threc-yrar-
oIds and upward: siS furlonss La Sainrella. III:
w0rI=atc. 49, bad News II. 10: Ben Prior. Id;
.Rnoth So TOison dor lis: Sweet Times. ll6:
| Union Jack, 'lc; Regards. Is; Fairy GOdmothcr.
Ill: Lady Rankin. li5
FOURTH RACE-TurSe $40: selling: tlrec-ycar-
ods and onward: TX fuTlOnsS- BatWa ll5: Belfast.
lI5: 'Stcllata o. 'LetoUrno. llJ: MCisant. lis;
Fasces II6: Miss Eleanor. l6; Joaquin, los;
Batuuch. III
FIFTH RACE-rurse. $40: thrreyesr-olis and
upward: six furlOngs. Double Five. lis; DAILY
Walters lOi: HcnricttA W, ll3; John Mars. ll5;
Arnor Ile: Frog. no: Inferno ..ueen, ls; Votes
Ill: Mahk. l04
SINTH RACE-Pursc $40: selling; four-ycarolds
and upward; mile aid twenty yards. Gerard. los:
'SvclTbTind 100: Ella Granc les; Ford Mai. lOi:
Fairy ,iodmOther. ICI: HiumUndy. III: Nolthurpe.
Ils: Charles +. Granger. lG5; Lord WCile>. ll2;
Sun Guide. los: 'Efendi. Ill: Joe Stein. rs. Lin
brook loo: Toy. los; PrusIect. oJ
Apprentice allowance claimed
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IMMACULATES WIN.

The Columbia Juniors lost a hard
fought game yesterday to the fast Inn
maculate A. c., to 3. This contest was
very poorly played and only featured by
the pitching OF Casper and McDcrmott.
The winners would like to arrange games
with all teams averaging twelve years.
Address communications to H. f. Keane,
1227 Tenth street northwest. or phone
North 5S72
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
TO MEET BUSINESS FIVE.

The Olympics of the boys department
of the Y. VI. c. A. 125-pound champions
of the District will meet the Business
High School five, interscholastic cham
pions, Friday night in the "Y" gym
Thios game will be for the benefit of the
''Y'' boys baseball team.
The following men will lineup against
the crack Business High outfit: Matth-
ews, left forward; Cox. right forward;
Showers, center; Towbes. left guard;
Austin, right guard.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18

Earned runs-WssEingtOn. :: Virginia. ; First
hase by error-Washingtnn. l. Left on bases
Washington. s: Virginia, s. First base on balls-Of
Cashon. .; of shaw. !: of Eichelberger In
nings pitched-By johnson. ): by Cashion. ): by
Shaw. ): by Cannon, s; by EicheIbcrgrr. Hits
made-Of Johnson !; o6 Cashion. 5: of Shat, 1:
of GammOn. Struck out-By johnson, 5; by
Cashion. :: nv Shaw. .: hy Cannon. l: by Eiehei-
berger. Thrcc-hase hits-Phillip@. White. Two
base hit-Scf. Stolen bases-Cashion Milan. Nor
Ean. Frye. Double Iisy-';edeOn to Morgan to
Gandil. Passed ball-Wiliams. UmTire-Mr Al
trock Time Of gAne-l hour and 30 minutes. At
tcndanor-T0
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
KILLEEN IS BEATEN
BY THOMAS PURCELL
Big Upset in Pocket Billiard Tourna
ment at the Royal-Score
Is 100 to 68.

Eddie Killeen received his first de-
feat in the District championship
pocket billiard tourney at the Royal
last night, Thomas Purcell turning the
trick by the score of 100 to 6S. This
was one of the surprises of the tourney
as Killeen had won five straight
games and Purcell had won but one
out of five. Killeen was a little of in
his playing and the balls broke badly
for him, while Purcell played sensa-
tional pool throughout the match.
Swan and Johnson play tonight.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
REX CLUB IN LINE.

The Rex. A. c. held its initial outdoor
practice Sunday and expect to play a
practice game next Sunday with a fast
suburban team. Manager Wright would
like to hear from first class teams of
Maryland. Virginia and the District for
future Saturday and Sunday dates. Ad-
dress James E. Wright, 1901 II street
northeast.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
REGENTS CHALLENGE.

The Regent Athletic Club has or
ganized for the coming season and would
like to meet all speedy teams averag-
ing seventeen years and under. Address
all communications to W. Haislip, 1S26
Ilth street, northwest.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
The Morning Game.

The Regulars, for the third time. hand
ed the Yannigans a jolt in the seven
inning practice game this morning, to
l. Joe Boehling made his initial appear
ance in the box and the Richmond
Thunderbolt looked like n million dol
lars, allowing but two hits and holding
the scrubs scoreless.
Engel, who succeeded Boiling. also
twirlcd fine ball, although he was a
trifle wild. The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
Charleston.

First racc-Front Eoyal, Nell Rose. Grazelle.
Second race-CieIthClma, keWpie. Finalee.
Third rac--FaiTy GodmOther. TOison dor. Re
CARDS
Fourth racc-Stcilata. Belfast. Moisant.
Fifth race-ArmOr, Malik. Votes.
Sixth raee-volthorpe. Joe Stain. Linhrook.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
T0DAY's SELECTIONS.
CBY NEW YORK TELEGRAPHJ
Juarez.

First race-Marie Obrien. Supremacy. r. 4.
Jones.
second race-Lady Rillie, Woof. Sugar Lump
Third rsce-Capt. Burns. Bob Hensley. Bins.
Fourth race-COCsin Puss. Mamie McDee,
Black-eyCd SuSln.
Fifth race-Inlan. Baron De KAIb. RubicOu III.
Sixth race-Anna Reed, Blue Beard. Roy.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18

TWo-base hits-HOlland, GCdeCn, Shanks. MoeIIer.
Stolen bases-W. Smith. GCdeOn. Moeller. Double
rlays-MoTgan TO Mcbride TO Gandil; Gedoon 10
W. Smith TO McTisel t2l. First tase on balloon
Schwartz .: of BoehIins ;: of EnsrL Hit by
pitched baIl-McBride. Hits madc-oh Gallia, 6;
OF Boehlins. ?: of SchWartic. Ensel. Struck out
By BOehhns, l.; by Ensel. Time OF same-l hour
and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $50: thrcc-year-ods; I'VE
and one-half furiOnSs. Front Royal lG: Mix
Cohen Io7: Laura Burn. los: 'Grazcllc. 100: Mel
rosc. 100; Free Trade, l07; Otranto. lO5; Caranet
los
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
BUSINESS HIGH TO PLAY.

Business High School ball club will
play its first practice game when they
line up against the st. Paul A. C. at
North Capitol and l. streets today at 40
p. m.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
VIRGINIA LOSES
FIRST BALL game
Nationals Land Good Contest
from Collegians by
4 to ; Count.
JOHNSON ON THE MOUND
Joe Boehling Defeats Yannigans in
SeVen-inning Battle.
3 to /.
by WILLIAM PEET.

University, Va, March 1.-THE Ma
tionals celebrated st. Patrick's Day in
| camp by slipping the skids under the
University Of Virginia team and nosing
out the first nine-inning practice game
of the season by to 3. The profess
sionals won by taking advantage Of Vir-
ginias only error, Milan and Morgan
engineering a pretty double steel in the
eighth inning. which sent over the win
ming counter.
Virginia outbatted the Nationals and
uncorked a rally in the sixth that threat
ened disaster Cashion's offerings were
hammered all over the pasture. five solid
| whacks, good for ten bases, was the re-
suit OF this fusilade.
Walter johnson opened the game in the
| box for the Griffmen and allowed one hit
| In three innings. Cashion worked the
same number of rounds. and Shaw wound
| up the game.
The Collegians presented Cannon. a
! southpaw, for six chapters and Eichel-
| berger, a husky. right-hander, for three.
| Washington punched five hits of Gam
mon, scoring a trio OF tallies, in the
third. EichelberEer did not yield blow.
Cannon and Eichelberger handed up
nothing but curves while Griff ordered
his fingers TO pitch straight balls. This
| explains why the score was close.
Cannon got away nicely for two in
nings. but was in hot water when the
| third rolled around. the Nationals rakinG
him for two runs after two were out.
Walter johnson himself started the fusi-
lade with n single. Moeller. Foster. Milan
and Gandil following in the order named
with good clean drives to unguarded spots
in the outfield.
Nefr. the Virginia captain. singled on
johnson in the Collegians' third and when
the fourth opened Cashion was on the
mound.
The big blow OF came in Virginia's half
of the sixth. Neff doubled to center. Phil
lips tripled To right. scoring Nefr. White
slashed to the same spot for a three-bag-
ger. sending in Phillips. Word famed.
Wool singled through the box. and White
crossed the plate Guy singled. but Frye
hit into double play. closing the inning.
shaw In box.
, During the remainder Of the game,
while Jim Shaw was in the box. but one
hit was recorded by the wcarers Of the
Orange and Blue.
The Nationals won the combat in the
eighth. 4 base on balls TO Milan start
ed the fun as Clyde scooted all the way
TO third when Wool booted Morgan's
grounder. The signal was given for a
double steal Morgan drew the throw
from catcher Frye and while Nefe and
Word were busy trying to run Morgan
TO earth. Milan scored. 1t was case of
clever base running. aided and abetted
by a costly tumble. but simply shows
the difference between the professional
and college brand OF baseball
The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18
BASEBALL BRIEFS
FROM TRAINING CAMPS

st. Augustine. Fla. March 17.-Leo Nc
Gee Joined the Cardinals camp today
after 1t had been reported that he had
signed Federal League contract.
st. Petersburg. Fla, March 17.-Ivan
Howard. the Pacific Coast recruit. today
appears to have landed a regular berth
with the Browns. He has been hitting
the ball hard all during the spring train
ing.
Houston, Tex, March 17-Manager
Chance plans a hard week for the Yam
KEGS. He is having them out early, and
there is no let-up in the work until late.
Sunday the team begins the slow journey
North.
Augusta. Ga. March 1.-THE Dodger
cripples are rapidly recovering and Man
ager Robinson expects to have his whole
team out Thursday. Morning practice
and a game between the players this
afternoon marked the days workout
Wilmington. N C, March 1.-THE Phil
lies celebrated st. Patrick's Day today
with a combat between the Irish and
Dutch members of the team. The Irish
club won.
Gulfport. Miss. March IA holiday
afforded opportunity for two stiff work
outs yesterday. and as a result there are
many sore athletes today in the Tiger
camp. President Navin and Tyrus Cobb
arrived from New ORLEANS last night
The camp breaks up March 2s.
Hot Springs. Ark, March IA holiday
crowd turned out today to see the Red
Sox clash with the University OF Ar
kansas.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18

St Augustine. Fla. March 17.-Leo Nc
Gee Joined the Cardinals camp today
after 1t had been reported that he had
signed q Federal League contract.
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18

STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
The Washington herald., 1914-03-18

Hot Springs. Ark. March IA holiday
crowd turned out today to see the Red
SoN clash with the University of Ar
kansas
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CEDAR GAP


Hello! May | enter your circle:
Listen for the wedding bells in
Old Cedar next Sunday.
Mr.. Cox of GRANADA made a bu-
siness trip 20 Cedar Gap Wcdncs-
day.
Misses Adah Gaskin and Ma.
bel Ware were in Mansfield one
day last week.
Mrs. Crimson and daughters.
Nellie and Bertha were in Soy
mour Monday between trains.
Miss Verba Gaskin returned
to her home Sunday night from
an extended visit in Southeast
Ark, nsas.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mr.. Miller of Seymour
Bob Erb of OIden visited his
father Louis Erb last week.
Clyde Robinson and sister of
Neck City are visiting their I'm.
Gle John Robinson.
Glen Craig of Mansfield was
here few hours Saturday.
Homer Gaskin visited Lis
grandmother Saturday and Sun.
day.
Will ChildrcSS, who is mail
clerk for the Frisco, passed
through here on 1913 Monday.
OZARK LASSIE
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-04-02

They are having fine singing
at the Primitive Baptist church.
Dinah. you ought TO come and
sing tenor.
Evans Frye won the medal for
the best tenor singer, Saturday
night.
Say, Dinah, You will have to
guess again. You are mistaken
about my initials being c. +.
Now, Dinah, if | am right
about your initials being l.. II. or
S. T.. Say yes or no. but lie
honest.
Say, PanSy, suppose Red-wing
isn't Miss but Mr.. Red-wing.
Thos. Young and wife attended
singing at the Primitive church,
ore night last week. .
Miss Cora Findlpy is staying
with Mrs. Wesley Stout.
Mrs. Jason II ght called on
Mrs. Bertha Stout, Thursday
evening.
guess we will wait a while
ABOUT making a garden, from the
looks of this rain.
Miss Allie Shanes called on
Miss Claribel and Opal Frye
Thursday.
Lester Case is on the sick list
Well, Red.wing won't have very
much very important news, but
Dinah will tell you the rest Oil
she or he doesn't tell who they
'are).
Mrs. Buckles daughter, Ora
is visiting her.
Mrs. Doc Findley'S sister
Mile, visited her Saturday ant
Sunday.
Wesley Stout called on Wn
Brand, Friday.
Mrs. Case called on Mrs
Shanes, Friday.
Evans Frye has bought a new
suit. The girls can't say mo
for saying "ycS,' when III
wears it.
| will say good bye and q
watch it rain a while.
/ Services at the Primitive Bap
fist church every titst Sunday
RED WING.
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We are glad to have them come.
We guess Messrs. Moberly
and Fndley did not come to Mr..
Crippen's Sunday, as it was so
rainy and bad.
A. W. O5erholser is hauling
lumber to Mansfield.
Pansy'S items are rather scarce
this week, so good bye to all.
Preaching at the Ashley church
every fourth Sunday singing ev-
cry second. fourth and fifth Sun
day evenings. PANSI.
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AT M. E. CHURCH

Preaching at the NJ. f church
Sunday.
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ROUTE NO. /.
Especial Correspondence

Oh, Dear, this rainy weather.
James Frye'S visited her
parents at Grove Springs, Fri
day. Saturday and Sunday, and
returned home Monday.
Alva Frye spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Miss
Lou Dennis.
Evans Frye got kickedron the
face by a horse, Sunday, and it
made a bad looking place.
Lee Pope and wife spent
Wednesday night with his sister,
Mrs. Sam Frye.
Now. Dinah, | want to tell you
that | certainly have not for
gotten you and will not be apt to
very soon. but | want to tell you
that you are mistaken about Red
wings initials being c. F., for |
know pretty well who Redwing
is. | think, but | am going to
guess that your initials are &c.
You said once that they were C..
f.. but We haven't anybody
around here with those initials.
So | think F. c. is who You are.
Now don't deny,if l have guessed
right.
Pearl. Mae and Mrs. Rerdie
Spence called on Mrs. James
Frye, Monday afternoon.
The singing school has not
closed yet. 1t has been delayed
By the rainy weather. There
was quite a crowd out Monday
night and there will be a pie
supper at the school-house
Thursday night to finish the
school. Everybody come and
bringa pie.
We are wondering if Fred An.
derson ever got home Sunday
night. The last that was noticed
Of him. he was in tie mud up to
his neck.
Ollie Frye went 70 town on
business Monday and took dinner
at her grandma Stones.
Dinah. | am rather slow always
in accepting company until | see
the face and have an Introduction
Then | will tell you more about
it. but would sure Ike to see you
at singing school some night.
John Frye and children have
made their orchard look real nice
by hauling the brush off and
burning it.
It certainly looks more like
spring was here. Everything is
getting so nice and green.
Quite a few of the Macomb
boys have been attending the
singing and taking an active part.
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VALLEY

Well, | will try to be on time
this week. Red wing was lost
last week.
Mr.. Stevens little girl is i'm.
proving some.
Will Case departed for Illinois,
last week,
l wonder if Susie got Ira" to
fix her shoes.
Mrs. Mary Young called on her
son, Tuesday, and they planted
potatoes.
Say, Miss Pansy. | would like
to get acquainted with you, for
like to read your letters.
j. II. Young's house caught
fire Saturday night and burned
rather briskly a while.
Mr.. Kirk can beat Emmons
Skies and Jack lvey taking the
girls out for a drive, but he can't
beat them running-if they think
the girls will see them pitching
horseshoes on Sunday.
| wonder if poor Fred Short
has learned the way to Joe Frye s
vet.
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The first open.air band concert
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