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The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
CATHOLIC QUINT TO
PLAY OLD ELI TEAM
Brooklanders to Meet Yale Goal
Tossers Here December y.
Arranging Schedule.

Joe Derby. manager of Catholic Uni
versity's basketball team. made final ar
rangements yesterday with the Yale Uni
versity basketball team to play here IL
Washington on December - Derby has
been trying all year to land the Eli
team, and when he received word yes
te7day that Yale would accept the date
onered. he was very well ple1 3D. as a
Yale team very seldom visits Washing
ton. and this will give both the students
and ardent followers of Yale a good
chance to see them in action
Last year the New Haveners had a
very fast team, and although no. in the
intercollegiate League they defeated
some Of the fastest teams in the circuit.
and this years team is said 10 he Just
as fast
Derby has been working out a very
interesting schedule. and he IS being con-
graduated on all sides on having been
able TO get Yale to appear here
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Weeghman Confirms Story.

| team, the directors of the washinSton
club Will take the case into the courts
and in regard TO the matter Manager
Griffith had the following to say: We
intend TO show the Federal League where
II gets on THE Washington Baseball
Club will fight this matter. because We
know that we have first call on the scrv-
ices OF johnson, and that either the,
civil or Federal courts will uphold us
Our attitude toward this enormous SAL
airy paid Johnson by the Federal League
remains the same as when the rumor
first started.
I'VE viii not pay johnson any SCI. 900
for two years, and II is my opinion that
he viii be compelled to play with Wash
IngtOn for the reasonable salary we have
offered him or he will not play at all"
GriffitE's statement that either the
Federal courts or civil courts would up-
hold the Washington Ball Club is be-
cause Of the 5000 option paid johnson.
II has never been publicly stated what
price the local directors were willing 20
pay for Johnson's services but the big
Train is compelled to give this price
real consideration. johnson as far as
the writer knows has never offered any
proposition TO the local directors for en-
tertainment
Legal action against the Federal Lea
que by the Washington Base Ball CLUB
Is assured and the local club will go the
limit to prove that the optional agree
ments between player and directors will
stand.
johnson signed his 1914 contract in
Washington which calls for the case be-
ing fought in Federal courts. An IN
junction will be taken out against the
Chicago Federal League Club and should
his contract bind him to the Washington
Ball Club this injunction in Federal
courts Will prohibit him from playing
anywhere in the United States
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
DEPARTMENTAL Drckrrx LEAGUE.
COLONIAL TENrIX LEAGUE
rotaIs.. sOs 81 50
cnAI,LERc1IL nI.EKPIN LEAGUE.

..... sIs sS4 si0' Totals.
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CHARLESTON RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Junior Champs December 20.

New York. Dec. 3-The Mrior indoor champion
ships Of the Amateur Athletic Union will Ec held
in New YCk City Tuesday night. December .
at the Thirteenth Regiment Aunory. The events
follow Sixty. %. 900 and lon-yard runs; two
mile rIn. one-rnile walk, eyard hurdle standing
high and broad jumps. running hiCh jump and
q round shotput. All entries will close DeCVmber
- with Frederick ". Rubisn. chairman Of the
national championship Committee. q Warren street.
Now York CITY
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
COMPLIMENTS MIDDIES.
Supt. FuIIam Hands Naval Acad-
emy Cadets Big Boost.

Secretary Daniels today made public the follDT
ing order issued by Superintendent FGllam. OF the
Naval Acadey: The superintendent heartily colr-
ulirnents the regiment of midShiInen upCu their
fine APPEARANCE and exemplary conduct al Phih-
delrhiA and upon their loyal support Of a plucky
team tha; upheld the trAditious Ct the Naval Ac9d-
cny BY battling TO the last minute Of play On
Franklin Field Last Saturday.
Capt. FuIlam reported that not a single mid
,hipEran was reported for any oIense or violation
n regulations between the time Of leaving An
napUIs and returning and that it his bclief
hat not single midShiIman violated the reElh-
lions With regard TO intoxicating liquors
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
W. AND J. RIT HARD.
Bob FOlwelIs Team Will Lose
Players by Graduation.

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. Bob FolWeI. the
Washington and jefferson coach, viii have to ut
in several new cogS before his great football
machine gets working again smoothly as it did
this year. Gr4duationS Of star players will prac-
tically ruin the team. Three Of the backfeld
veterans will be graduated and some Of the other
stars may not return next year.
Paterson. giant left tackle: Bill Younkins right
guard: Goodwin quarter back; Spisgel half back
and Young fun back. will be lost. Of the ree1I-
lar players Cruikshank center, and BoTil, left
end, may not return. Withcrspoon. a substitute
guard and tackle. who played a fine game this
year in many contests and who won his letters
for the first time, Will also leave By the graduation
route.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
SERVICES IN DEMAND.
Charley BrickIey May Coach New
York UnIVersity.

New York. Dec 3.-Since it was reported that
Charles Brc&ley. TIE great Harvard football play
er. had expressed 4 desire 10 bcsnuc coach =
some college team. syCry Institution without
coach OF that Is thinking Of making c--0ss
has entered the field for his services. R-.nG-s usro
heard on the New YORK University campus -
teTiEy that some a the alumni were sc-rurIl ,trg
T!lns u hing tn Cr-ms star here 20 taAs
charge of the violet FTilI7Da representatives. No
definite 4rTauEenle1:S HC-c - as the matter
vas talked over informally by graduates
Word oOues from AUcs Iowa that two r1er--
hers Of the athIec. board q the Iowa State Col
lsSe heir Uay last IN the hope Of bslr:
able lsnd Buckley as coach for their team
for next scasol- FcoJbau At Aucs has Jcea N
more les Of a chaotic condition for several
years. and Il II believed II Rrickey can b -
curCd in the griGiron game will bs
insured. The Iowa men are in a position % ofer
BTickley s, so annual salary
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Juniors to Practice

The Nigilant Juniors football team will r--,-
uca in the southeast Y. VI. 9. \. gymnasium ro-
night 30 =. N. fur the same with the TrraEs
10 he PLAYED I=r!'mi-ary 10 The ECEuc~r-
NiGilart same pccrGchP- =.
This game Is to Re played for the LNrnuni
championship Of the pisrIct and shaIH p=uvs
Of the hardest on tLr schedule ~ the Juniors
Coach RcEan wishes all rhr rlayers to be %
hand at ;he gym tonight $ase rlsys VIII
~ Givru on.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Wrestling at PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 3.-The novice wrestling
meet. which is in progress this week at the
University Of Pennsylvania furnished some inter
esting matches yesterday afternoon. In the final
bout Of the T75pound class Naybeny won first
place after a hard fight with Katz. In the first
minute Of the struggle MaybeIy got a hold which
almost finished Katz but the latter managed to
dip out Of his adyerSarys grasp and put up 4
good bout for five minutes longer Finally. how
ever he succumbed to his more clever opponent
and went TO the mat when his iTIl obtained =
chancery and body hold.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Truxton's Good Record.

The fast little ''TnTton' football team yester>
day repeated their victory Of Thanksgiving Day.
over the Quincy 4. C.. and now boasts Of not
having their record marpd by single defeat this
season. The team averages lo5 pounds and the
average age Of the players fifteen years The lineup
follows: Right half back. Hayes; full back GULL
ami: left half back. Sullivan (cHpt); quarter back
Diler; right end. HaSsElbush; right tackle Clark :;
right guard Stark cPnter. Burke; left guard, Alex
ander: left tackle. Mcconnell. and left end HorGn.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
P. o. DEPARTMENT DUcKPIN LEAGUE.

Totals +60 IS 90 TotllI....... SO 90 lls
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
TO SELECT LEADER.
Captain of 1918 Eleven Mt Catholic
University to BE Elected.

Within a few days the letter men Of the
Catholic University football team will select their
leader for the season Of 1915 Among the men
eligible for the position are Paul waters VINO
played tackle and John Murphy who PLAYED such
brilliant game at center. Waters Is a science
man and comes from Germantown, Pa while Muir
ply is "a law man from Boston Both men are
very popular and excellent players, and whoever is
elected for the position will no doubt rive his
full Talue to the team. As most Of the letter men
are from the law school, Murphy seems 20 be the
fEIOrite Here's luck TO both Of them
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
To BANQUET Harvard Team.

Cambridge. Mass, DEC. 3.-HarTard's champion-
ship football team is to be rendered 4 banquet
By the students and graduates Of the college on
December il. it announced tonight II IS
planned TO make the demonstration in favor of
Capt. Brickleys team the greatest Of its kind in
the history CT athletics at Harvard Covers will
be sTrcad for loo PERSONS in the banquet hall Of
q Boston hotel. The result Of the election Of the
captain Of next years eleven win be announced
at the dinner.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
HARVARD HOCKEY DATES.
Crimsons Play First Game on De.
cember II.

Cambridge Mass. Dec. 3.-The Harvard Varsity
hockey schedule was announced last night ~ fol
lows:
December T. Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nOOEy at Boston; 18th. Boston Athletic Association
At Boston.
January c. QUeen's College at Boston: 9Th. Cor
nell at Boston 18th, Princeton at New York; Dth
Dartmouth at Boston; I'd. Princeton at Boston ;
3th, Yale At Boston.
February ;, Massachusetts, Agriculture CoIleSe
at Boston: 9Th. McGill at BOstuu; 18th Tin case Of
tie). Princeton at Boston; I'd, Yale at New Haven
9Th lin case Of tie. Yale at New Haven.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Reouest Brooke Resignation.

Philadelphia, Dec. 3-Nineteen members Of the
University Of Pennsylvania football in q special
meeting held IN secret today voted unanimously
coach Of the sQuAd- Brooke, who has q three
year contract as coach has served two yeans and
had only last week declared his intention Of serr-
ing out his contract. The action Of the football
players has created a sensation a. it d the most
drastic action ever taken.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Stadium Is Discussed.

Philadelphia. Pa Dec. 3.-Ths suggestion Of
Woodlands Cemetery a site for the proposed
municipal stadium yesterday aroused business men
in the northwest section Of the city. and plans
for the holding Of a meeting Of protest against
any plans which would interfere with those origin
ally proposed for stadium and convention hall at
Thirty-third and Oxford streets were discussed in
the offices Of State Senator A. L. DaiI.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04

WESTERN UNION DUcKPIN LEAGUE
CAPITAL CITY DUCKPIN LEAGUE

Totals. ~ SO SJI Totals....... 81 So 559
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
CHARLEY BRICKLEY's REcoRp

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. 3-whsn Charley Brick
ley dodged his doctors and got into the Yale
Harvard game long enough to kick the last Of
the Crimson's 5 points, he boosted his scoring
total to 81 points. While battling for the Cam
bridge university. Bckley scored thirty tuucbdoWps
for Ti points: eight goals from touchdown, for
eight points, aad tmry-nTe goals from field. for
io5 points. He lifted Eve field roals betWrrn The
crpssbars against Yale IN 1913
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04

season. will leave Washington today for
his home in McAlester. Okla. to resume
his law practice
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
HOLDS GRIpTRON RECORD.

Seattle. Wash. Dec. with seven consecutive
Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate conference cham
pOnships to its credit. the University Of Washing
ton football team emerged from the game with
the Washington State College undisputed master
Of the gridiron sport in the Northwest
The university men rounded out seven years
without having suffered defeat by oTervhelm-
ingly beating that State colless team, Is TO 0.
establishing what is said to be a national record
for continuous victories in football
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
NEW HOME FOR BRAVES.

Boston. Dec 3-Thc passing Of the old Walpole
street baseball grounds. home Of the Boston Ma
tiOnal League teams fer the last forty years. was
officially announced to-day.
President James 4. Uafney. Of the worlds cham
rons said they would play next season on new
grounds, which would be ready in July. Until
that time the Braves will use Fenvay Park. the
Boston Americans grounds.
At the annual meeting Of the club. held today.
President Gafucy and other Officers were re
slected
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
SOUTHWESTERN DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
NORTHEAST DUCKPIN LEAGUE,

TotalS...... lsl 40 So TOtals....... sos 9
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Harris to Lead Penn

PHILADELPHIA. Dec 3.-Edwsrd Day Harris Of
this city, was this afternoon elected CAPTAIN Of
the Ukkersity Of Pennsylvania football team for
1915 Harris has played right tackle the varsity
team for two SEASONS He prepared for coIlere at
the Episcopal Academy here and Is 4 Junior in
the Towne Scientific School.
Harris is tWenty-one years old. weighs 30 pounds
and is SIX .eet two and half inches in height
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04

~EbStitUtCns-Seabrght for Carter, Kelley for Ia
Quinn HAincs for HllCry. Goals from hoOr-COn-
uors l6l. Mccarthy g. Kelley. Hillery ~. ].
Harsh 49, Eckcnroth f6l. sullivan ~. Goals from
fOuls-COnuors t5 sullivan 81 Referee-Mr. Jack
Haas. Timckscper-Mr Wood. Scorer-Mr Glad
nan. Time q halyes-aO minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
YANKS TO HAVE BOWL.

New York. Dec. Prank Farrell Of the New
York Americans. it was reported today, win build
huge bowl a. the Highlsnder's new home The
proposed plans call for structure that will make
the Yale bowl look like q foot-tub, with 10 600
With stAndinEr room, it is expected between 600
and s., 900 will be able to watch the Ylnks caTort
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Nav Stop Racing.

Baton Rouge. La. Dec. 3-GOT. Hall announces
that he will stop racing in Louisiana unless the
stringent Locke law Obeyed. This followed
demonstration of oral betting given in his executive
office by cammittee of ministers Jealousy Of rival
bookmakers started the trouble
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04

Walter johnson Jumps
To Chicago FederaIs
Manager Joe Tinker, Of 'Wndy City Outlaws" Secures
Signature Of Big Hwler-COntract Calls for
$35,000 for Two Years.
Confirmation from CofeyviIle.


signature
n he world"
bonus Of
WeegEman Confirms Story
Chicago 3-Charles
his club
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Brown Re.engages Rohinson.

Providence, n. l.. Dee. 3-E. n Robinson was
re-engaged today as head coach Of the Brown Uni
Eersity football team for two yean. William
srracfling and A. Il. Whittemore will be his as-
aistants ne1t falL
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
To Cantain Holy Cross.

Worcester. Mass. Dec. edward ". Brawley,
ot Medford, elected captain Of Holy Cross Col
leGe football team today. Brawley Is a member Of
the junior clSs He played center on the Medford
High eleven for four years
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Lincoln Quint Defeated.

TIE strong Frpt Myer Post team vanqUished the
Lingrln \. e in the lattcrS gymnasium last
night bv - tn p. The LinCOlnS played gOod
uphill game hut their opponents weight tells the
tale EckcnrUth and J. Harsh played best for
the winners. while CoEnors and Mccarthy showed
ny we'll for the lOseTs The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Hoofeds Sign PLAYERS.

indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 3.-Thrcc new players
have been added to the IndAnSpolis Federal League
team, according to announcement made yesterday
by Edward KLAUS, president Of the club.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Elnnck to Coach W. and L

New York, Dec. 3.-WIlter B. EIcock, Of the
Dartmouth 1911 team, was r-engzged today to
coach the Washington and Lee University football
squad pe1t season.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Rosedale After Games

The Rosedale A. c. wishes Ezmes with an lsS-
pound baSket-ban teams in o. around the civ.
Address or phone Mr.. R Baicherd, I3a East Capi-
tol street northeast Phone Llneoln 3Sp.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
To PLAY Clearwater

4 pocket billiard match viii bc PLAYED a. ths
Leader Billiard ParIcls si9 F--l-ecn strest north
west. tonight. between ". II. Clearwater. fgrmeT
worlds Champion and George Campbell. Clear
water will TiAy 80 balls Is for a pure Of Sja
The game viii star; at 5 =. m.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04

By WILLIAM PEET.
That Walter johnson, washington's s
star pitcher. has jumped to the Feds and
will work in the so-called outlaw circuit
next year is now an established fact.
johnson affixed his signature to a Chi
cago Federal League contract yesterday.
The terms are said to be SIS, 900 for two
years with bonus of 5000 for signing.
1t would be waste of space TO tell
what johnson has meant to the Wash
inSton club during the nine years he has
worn the Nationals livery.
The loss Of Walter johnson removes
Grifr's- best drawing card, but It will not
wreck the ball club.
The acquisition OF Johnson to Federal
League ranks will not make the league
No one star can do that.
If johnson really has Topped to the
Feds, and it looks very much as If such
was the case, he has lost hundreds Of
friends and admirers in the National
Capital.
Manager Grifith gas interviewed last
night. and said that he believed the re-
port to be true because he had been
tipped OF by a friend in Chicago. He
added that he had heard nothing in re-
gard 10 the>matter from johnson.
Griffith further stated that the WASH
ington Baseball Club would go into the
courts with the matter. AS the case lays,
in regard to the local team, johnson
signed a contract for the 1914 season in
which he was paid 5000 Of the $1,000
which he drew for his salary for giving
the club an option on his services for this
year.
Johnson's contract did not include a
release clause. which appears to have
him under reservation by the Nationals.
Understanding this option and release
clause as binding johnson to the local
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
Eddie McGoorty's Father Dies,

Oshkosh, Wis. Dec. 3-John q. McGoorty,
Sixty-one years Of age. father Of Eddie McGoorty.
HiddIe-wsiEht pugiliSt, u dead today q heart
diseaN. - -
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
FINNEGAN ELECTED CAPTAIN,

Nutre Dame. Ind. Dec. 5-Charles T FInneEaa,
Of Boise. Idaho. has been elected caTtain Of tbs
1915 NOtre Dame football squad
The Washington herald., 1914-12-04
yM "A To MEET LINCOLN

Aunorl.,-mfnt was made at the boys dsra-tncns
Of the Y. VI Z. \. that their first team Is %
meet the crack Lincoln Athletic Club at 5 p. n
tonight, in the third scheduled game for the ''Y'
qunt " this season
The LincolnS have been out for about three weeks
and GninE at midseason speed assuring .
lard fought contest, tho management 4 ths
" states that the team is ready.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-23

30 poorly that my folks thought was
going into consumption. One day |
found piece of paper blowing around
the YARD and ] ;icked it up and read it.
Il said Saved from the Grave and
told what Lydia E. Pinkham' Vegeta-
bic Compound has done for women. 1
showed it to my husband and he said,
why don t you try it?' So did, and
after | had taken two bottles felt
better and said to iny husband, i don 7
need any more, and he said You had
better take it little longer anyway.
So | took it for three months and got
wen and strong. - Mrs. ALoNzo =.
BAxrR. 9 Tecumsen St., Adrian, Mich.
Not Well Enough to Work.
In these words is hidden the tragedy
of many a woman, housekeeper or wage
sarner who supports herself and is often
belninc to support family, on meagre
wages. Whether in house, Office, fac
torv. shop. store or kitchen, woman,
shoSlld remember that there is one tried
and true remedy for the ills to which all
women are prone, and that is Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. II
promotes that vigor which makes work
easy. The Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-23

wanted real revival, soul-winning
revival, then they must go on their
knees first, then get up and work and
talk it.
He asked if any had read where the
farmers Of Grady county had decided
to not thresh their wheat now because
Of the warm weather, which would
make them sweat. OF coarse, nobody
had read such statement, he said,
because the farmers had sense and
realized they must thresh now to reap
the harvest. He pleaded for Chris
tians to not permit heat or anything
else to keep them from getting the
spiritual things they really wanted
to not allow any little things to inter
fere with their religious activity and
then try to blame it on something
else.
The evangelist dwelt upon the mind
wandering while prayer was being Ut
tered And he proved by picturing
the mother distressed over danger
ously sick child and who prayed des-
perately and feverishly for its recov-
cry that prayer for what was really
wanted would not permit wandering of
the mind
lie closed with mighty appeal for
men and women 10 pray with feryor
and conviction that answer would be
forthcoming for the salvation of loved
ones whose spiritual and eternal
death was threatened by sin
"The most amazing thing God ever
looked down upon is the cold, indiffer-
ent, insincere Christian Mcconnell
exclaimed, and he begged Christians
to kneel where they were and pray
that their desires might be in harmony
with the will of God and for the rescue
Of their loved ones He urged them
to ask Are my desires in harmony
with their need? Q God, help me to
feel and see!"
Mr. Hartel OF Marlow offered pray.
er last night, and announcement was
made that Christians were invited {
attend meeting to be held at noon
today in the Rock Island shops.
A business girls luncheon will be
served at the Epworth Methodist
church Friday from II TO / o'clock
The ladies Of that church will prepare
the meal and give service and every
working woman and girl in Chickasha
Is urged to he present Mrs SroYeI
will deliver an address at three differ
ent periods so that all guests may be
dined and reached by>a talk without
having their disner hour curtailed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-23
Went over tns Cliff.

started to head them Off In the dark
ness they did not see that the animals
we're on a blind trail which led up to
the edge of the cliff
when the cattle were punched near
the verge the drivers, not realizing the
situation. began to crowd them and
they began to go over. Then the
drivers went around to the head of the
trail and turned them back.
"The drivers appealed for help to
myself and others In the neighborhood
and with lariats we helped TO draw the
injured animals to level spot. where
the owners tried to attend to them,
advised them to shoot them. but they
refused.
"The owners then tried the crudest
kind OF surgery that was not only use
less but barbarously cruel"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-23
Indigestion and Constipation.

"About five years ago l began TAX
ing Chamberlain's Tablets after suf-
fering from Indigestion and constips.
tion for years without finding anything
to relieve me. Chamberlaiu's Tablets
helped me at once and by using them
for several weeks | was cured Of the
complaint writes Mrs. Mary E. Nc
Mullen, Phelps. n Y. For sale by all
dealers,-Ady, d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-06-23
ACTIVITY IN AUTO MARKET,


That Chickasha is not behind, but
far ahead this season is also evil
denced by the activity in the local au-
tomobile market. Dr. Dvermore, w.
w Horn, w S. Flynn and Addison
Walker OF Anadarko have recently
purchased cars from Paul Spinning, one
OF the local automobile dealers, and it
is announced that the Royal laundry
is to put in car for the hurry up
delivery business. Also. Chickasha
has the rest of the towns round abou.
stopped on the first cycle car It is
miniature touring car ami if the
price is as low as it's body is to thu
ground It doesn't cost a fortune