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The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
By L. D. SALE.

Old Glory. November q.
And N. J. Ward win, try TO buy 8 two
year-old stake candidate.
d. J. Mccarthy has brought In from
pasture Kathleen Dewey ca.
Mollie Mccarthy 90 and a weanlng
horse colt by Marchand.
Robert Brown is getting his hlly. Bette
Brown, ready for the THANKSGIVING Day
meet.
Charles. Lightbown has got his mare,
Rosa, in splendid racing condition.
A. E. Sewell, half owner Of Mordecai,
in on a weeks hunting trip.
And now comes 7. F. Tippett, who says
he viii also hold a horse sale.
Michael Morris Koroni has been q win
ner IN North Carolina. The more power
to his legs
Austin LofShs has a likely candidate
for the two.year-old stake by Kushan.
Jayin Brothers are putting a lot Of i'm
provements on their new farm, near
Sligo.
Alonzo corbin returned yesterday from
an extended Southern campaign.
w. z. Miller is also in town with his
stable Of many winners
J. A. Jones has received a number OF
fattering Offers for Azora Axworthy,
z4614.
The, mare has broken the record for
.Washington-owned horses. She lost but
one race IN 1914
A. W. SeweIi, Of Falls Church. Va,
owns the dam of the crack PAGER, Mary
Ellen, 2:p9 IL
) Henry wiessner, Of Baltimore. has pur-
chased Of late q number OF highly-bred
youngsters, owned here and in Boudoun
County.
n. ]. Ward now owns motor car and
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

Well. they can't accuse the White Sox
of trying 70 help the Red Sox to the
American League nag. They had a
chance to keep Boston in the race yester-
day. but they went right ahead and won
the game.
Back in 1871, four Louisville players
were barred from baseball forever be-
cause they helped ring OF gamblers BY
throwing. games. But there is no evi-
dence Of that kind Of work nowadays.
Fred Beck OF the Buns received a per-
sonaI invitation to attend the National
Association meeting at Omaha In Novem-
Der. Perhaps the minor leaguens over
booked the fact that Fred is a Federal
Leaguer.
Harry Lejeune, who has been burning
up the Western League in stick work
this season. and recently sold to the Pr
rates. had a trial with the SuperbaS
few years ago.
The prelininaries for the Joe JesnetteBstflins
Jim johnson match at the arsna Tuesday night WI
Be Johnny Cose, of the South Eod, vs. Battling
AcFsEland Of ProEidence and While Green VI.
Johnny Murphy. both of South Boson. N The
semi-dnaI bout Of eight rounds Walter Butler q
- = +
A buy season is ahead of Willie < o. Brennan
the Buffalo psiter-ueisht ThankAEiving Day Bren-
nan win hook up With K o. sweeney At PhilAdA-
phia. and before this match he has three otheIs.
George Eaeei. who iooks afisr the kaairs Of EJdie
campi. the hantam-neirh eaanBioa nf calhoynia,
declares that be Is vilng to m4te . present Of $50
@ s4-n1ng HarriA manaser q Chsmplon Kid
Williams, n be win match Williams TO fight C4mpi
ten rounds in this ciiy al ms ponndA vsigh IN az
The rnszide.
match vas arranged yesterday betWeen Solder
Bartneld the hard-hitiing hghtg ef Brooklyn. and
Al Mccg. tie middle-veight champion. Johuny
WelHEmzntel. manager a the Broadway Sporting
Cub Of sBruqklyn SECURED, the match b. Offering
Mccoy 3 AGuafantee % 90. Hith The rriyiees q
aecenting y per 6eat q tho gr0E receptG They
uiA e-ttir on EosSuber ~
Walter Nor the Brootlyu Ileht ueirhf Who /
Stood % Leach crua IN 4 tenF0Ind scoutot u |
6reokisn tno weeks aso, nay Be MATCHED 10 fghf /
Ntllle BeechtT fu< IN r0unds at the BroadHay /
sporting CAB On october 81 The only hitch IN he |
za,eh y 5chh Reiief's demand thai Beschsr "a
) 80 fo his end Reisler says that he cinb hss
onezed Nnlis = gdarantes q 81.
Rattlsns Lahr. The hard-hittine Buofayn han- /
am -esight, Who VII b Chamnion Kid WIIFans'
.econd orppDent Il The Br1adaly Sptrtfnz Cub q
5rooklyu, has th1ee nlaichez. % BE meets Kid, L
taylor & blpoklyn, for TN rodnd1 a he Aidce- K
.ood a G. % Weinesl1y night; Chlckon Roskin at
.ee DextsF Paft A Ctoo EndaT night md 1uddy 4
ssnlsp for ten lo1ndg nn HosFuber , 4 1leiiln. y
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
LATONIA CUP TO
LADY ERRANT
Lands Race BY SIX Lengths
from a Good Field IN
Feature Of Gard.
MACHINES PAID BIG com
Gloss Finishes Marx the Events on
Gard for Getaway
Day.


Latonia, Nov. E-splendId racing marked
the final day OF the fan session in Ken
lucky at Latonia this afternoon. There
were few dpsets. and the form players
prohted. Lady Errant ran sparkling
race in the LAtonia Cup ana won BY stx
lengths margin over eood heid. She
was overlooked In the betting and paid .
to L The results follow.
FIRST RACE-ssliEf. tu0year-olds: I've and
onehah furlpu1s. Nuhaenan. 1o5 fAurphyl, 11n ..
3. S.7O. aoa chita. 10 Martini, 0.o ., serood:
Bgsars.y - sott third La.ns, ,,ss.. ! -
Crown. MarfinoS Ch1terton. Ailsdo. Tvs. and
Ooldcsest Girl aho rsn.
SECOND RACE Hsndicap; six furlonu. Aunt
JoSie. 100 tC6llinsl. t6H. So. "a. wons 0rmrlu
rhyl, $40. third Time. i:i3 ES cAEAha, Fros
msn, 1ieAdoo, and solly aiso ran.
THIRD RAcE-ssling; threeyear-oldl and up-
ward; Eix furiongE Othsllo. ioi Oaottl. 90. 50.
sIl0 Wou; Coz, lU tGoossl, al0. S.so, second;
T. NJ Green, 102 tColinsl, S.n third Tine iil2
Cola, Sosius, Richvood Furloag. 0'Hsenn. J. B.
MariqW. Mis- Declare. and Mannen also r1n.
FOURTH RACE-Handizp; two HDd ooedulrtef
Hiles Lady Ernnt MuTphyl. S0To. 80.
$50 won; Expectution, s liottl, &eo st3. -
cad; Any Pon. 100 lVandusenl. $50. third Tine,
-. Dooeail Varena. Rash, cos Lad. and Sir
FIFTH RAcE-Handieap: threeyearosds and up
ward; oae and ons-azteenih nIles. HodEe. l0
l1iurphyl g. Sd no won; Leo skolny. I0
t1iottl. 81, S.D. ssouod; short Gns. n iGoossl.
$40. third- Time. S5 cssuarina, and Prince
Hernia aso ran.
SIXTH RAoE-seninr; threeyeuroids and up
ward; one mile and, seventy ysfds HoQir, l6
tGoossl. $50, SO. $40 won; stoufheGf, los
CNetcalD, an, SD seco1d; San YegA. lU .tHArtr
WE'LL $50 third. Time, lsl3 IS. Impression.
Fsther Rilsy, Bouzs Chance. RinghnG. Guide Pos,
and Herluda also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Selling: three-year-olds and
upward; one and One-sixteenth miles. Iudolsnce.
IGs Collins SEQ. $50. $50. won; F1orin, %
(Actoa) EE1o, So second; Robert Kay, lol 0fott,
S.n,e third. Time. iA6 IS Coppeft0Wn, Geo1ss
stou Zoe Disbold. L0uise Paul Chamene. and
Lady Coionist also
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
To Meet Wanders To-day.

The Wander Soccer Club. of Baltimore
will make It's initial appearance in local
soccer circles today at Rosedale, where
they viii be the guests Of the Washington
eleven. A rattlipg good game Is expected.
as the Wanderers are bunch Of juniors
from Scotland, and two years ago they
ing Oakland, TO !. The locals have been
greatly strengthened since their IIast
game. They have secured Frazier, Cox.
and Shu Smith. all OF whom have earned
great names for themselves in New York
and all through New England. In fact,
Cox has been rendered contract by the
FAN River club, one Of the strongest
teams in the State
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
StaIIings Has Missed But
One in Past 28 Seasons
Fiery Manager Of Champion National League Club Has Had
Brilliant Career, Plotting Many Pennant-winning
CIubs-JOhnny Evers Made the Braves

The Braves started out this season very
poorly. Their pitching was excellent
but they would not hit or run bases with
any degree OF success. and lost game
after game by close scores Stallings had
lot Of experimenting TO do, especially
at third base and In the outfeld e kept
plugging away, and early in JJ he was
ready TO make his forward 4 -sh.
In Just two days over three weeks his
team rose from last place to second po-
sition. and since then he has kept right
on going. Week before last the Braves
invaded the Polo Grounds six games and
a half behind the Giants, and took three
straight games, cutting the New York
lead In two.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
PEET'S cOMENT.

Marty o'Toole has Just been handed
the unkindest cut Of his entire baseball
career. MeGrax. Of the Giants, bought
him from Pittsburgh toward the end of
August. In the hope that the Red Top
would strengthen his pitching stan sum
GENTLY to enable him to keep ahead OF
the rushing Braves. McGraW paid half
the agreed price on Marty, tried him out
thoroughly, and then turned him back on
Pittsburgh rather than pony UP the re-
mainder of the purchase figure. This -
tough on O'Toole. But DreyfusS has
benefited somewhat He received 8, go
for loaning Marty out for the last six
weeks OF the season and escaped paying
his salary during that period. 1t looks
as though it's the minors for the 81. 500
boy now.
Two prominent boxers Of America are
fast growing out of their classes.
weight champion, and George Chip, for
rner middle-welght champion and now a
contender for that crown again, are
men who will have to seek higher lRurels
before many more months. Williams Is
able to make the bantam-weight limit
now, but then Is not at his best. The
KID has such a powerful punch that
Wnen he enters the ranks OF the feather
weight lighters there Is likely to be a
rush for the cyclone cellars However,
as bantam champion, williams will most
likely assert his privilege of making the
other fellow weigh in. while he enters
the ring at catch-weight. Every cham
pion has exercised that right before him.
and can you blame him? 20.
ssss +"
Many baseball students have remarked
that John McGraw viii break up his 1914
ball team and cast a number OF players
TO the scrap heap. However, II is a safe
thing to say that the Giants will be lii /
tie changed. One who Is on the inside"
has stated that John may do a bit Of
tinkering here and there. but the Giant
machine Of 1915 will be again underway
with mighty few new cogs in its make
UP.
One reason why Jack Dunn is mem
toned prominently for the management
of the Yankees is that he bought Birdie
Cree from Frank Chance for 1850 and
sold him back TO the New York club for
= 800 a few months later. That made
Frank Farrell sit up and pay attention.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
Cleaned Up ON Races.

special, TO The Wsshingtou Henld.
New York, Nov. a-Thomas W. Murphy, Who viii
winter his string of Rght harness raesrS at the
Hudson DFiylng PAX. At 2c1Gksepsis. heads the
list Of successful dF1ver this year with winnings
for hones he himself has driren argTesating more
than Neouo for the aeason iaat closed
Murphy campaigned on the Grind Circuit enly
his Victories q stakes and purses aEgrssatsd nearly
Rs0oo, his ehief winners being Peter Yob. 90 IA
and Anna Bradford 30 -
This Is . uru reeord of winners for = driver In
nceS the prsxiuua hiEh MARI hasing bssn MurphyS
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
Big Money for Soccer Stars.

Portland. Nov. I-Tnat professional soccer
team is Just about as costly proposition a. .
it runs. is shown IN the salaries TO be paid the
players who win represent Portland this yesr.
Manager Keller, Of the Ice hippodrome gives
out the following hcures demanded b. the New
Westminster players bought By Portland:
Moose johnson. s1.ooo;' Rochon, SO and So
s.. 10; TObin. $50: Ran McDonah, sDe with 500
bonus II Portland vins and Ti1rpop, 500 with 800
bonus Portland wins s-T
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
NJ u. D. SALE.

II
Or. John sansbury, owner and manager
end the racing Aeason IN these parts m q
manner behttins the most successful light
harness racing year this country has ever
experienced.
He has earesd two racer for Novem-
bsr-one FOR next Thnrsdhy and another
for ThanlEsgivinE Day, The doctor prom
ises some excellent sport for Thursdays
matinee The much-taiked-of match race
between George Leapley,a bay mare
Nettie and Or. sanshury's John Bunny
for IS a side win be pulled on on Thurs.
day; Harvest Hall. Bingo. and the blind
K1shan colt. Dixie Bel, win engage in
4 sst-to for q $50 purse IN three IN fve
heats. and the North East Road Drirers'
Association VII Try out their horses in
some exciting contests. II IL quite prob
able there viii be two or more match
races pulled % during the afternoon, to
round ost the day.
A visit to Forestyiils. on Thursday last.
found a number Of the faithful present.
horseman. had taken q day on from his
duties 70 look over Harvest Hall. and
held the watch on him for two rounds
with Bingo. who never looked as good as
he does now. The HttIs stailicn had his
speed with him, IN spite Of the fact. that
he has just returned from q long CAM
paign for three-ysar-old Few persons
whoe saw Harvest Han one year ago
would Recognise IN him the handsome
and good-gaited horse he now H. He
has grown to be q 1k3 horse, and win
weigh very close to LOO pounds.
spsS
From a erabbed-eoln horse In 1918. he
has grown to be one Of the best-gaited
ones 70 be found anywhere, and he does
his work In cheerful way, He had been
given mile IN rs on Tuesday. and was
not asked to step his miles faster than
80 on Thursday, which was for him
mere JOS Mr. Garrison was highly |
pleased with the showing the stallion
made especially as ne was instrumental
IN making fhe doctor his owner. John |
Bunny was. also, during the afternoon |
made 70 90 through his taces with his |
opponent Of Thursday next. Nellie r.. |
and the little fellow gave q good account |
cf himself. Nellie R acts as II she had !
a good deal Of latent speed tor mare |
that is pronounced a green one. and the I
proposed race promises to be . hot con-
test
DR.. Sansbury's THANKSGIVING Day card I
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
Lehiph,s Faculty Relsnts.

South Bethlehen. Pa, Nov. 4-rhGe was .
Esnerzl good feeling in Lehish's football camp
last nisht when It became known that the petition
Of go students to the faculty prnying for the lifting
Of the probation Of several athletes had received
favorable comment
This means that ChsnOweth. the sepsstiobal little
quarter back; Tate. the giant tackle and InFe. the
big freshman guard viii be aFAilabls for the team
II they can fisplaoe other men already filing pos-
tioos they trying for Another reason for rati-
heation is the reAppe1rsDcs Of Guambaek. who had
arm broken in the FnnkIin and Marshall gama
Grumback may be able TO play In the Lafayette
game. me pr1ctice yesterday consisted stmply Of
= EnAppg signal dill :.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
Indiana Practices under Tent

bloomtngton. Ind, Nov. 4-Footballs under a
hig circus tent aAFted here today. ms tenf m.
obtGinBd 10 sscurl secret practice for TIE Indian
elsTrn in It's preparation for the GANG with ONO
stats AZ Indianapolis NEXT Saturday
jordan Field Is low Hnd Il is prae.icaily I'M
posSble 70 hold seerst rsaetice IN The open as !
dear IieW q The p1diroh may be had from two
different stations outside of the hirii hcafd fence
coaeh Childs Win how beEin to hand ost t-;ek
plnys to Be used against the ohioans
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
BOXING COMMENT.

Ad wolsast the ez-nght-ueisht champion. who
has been eiamoring for . chance to meet Freddie
Welzh, the rurldS lightweight champion. IN .
s.tissd % He n. ~, Ss.o nstchsd 10 mes ~ w.isS ed
h , ten-ro1nd bout At the opening b1xing enter-
hinment of the Show Association, which viii b
Stagsd at MAdiDn Square Garden q the night Of
November As soon "a Woigsst receiEed the tels-
gram from Jimmy Johnston Offering him the match
With the BnitU be loSt no time IN wiring his &C
esptanee. Wo,East srsted that he win come to
Neu rOrk At oncs to srt in condition for TIE bat
III.
Ths ten-r51Dd bout betEeen Jack Britton and
Ted Lewis. tie English ight-Wsight, which was
70 Be fought at the Empire A. C.. of HGrlem. %
next Friday night. has been declared on. BrittDn
under the weather and asked him to notity the
McAfahon brotheFs that he win Be unable 10 boz
aEuin for tHo more Eessl sam Robideau, Of Phila-
dsiphiA, may meet Lsuis instead
Although the Germans are aOSe to Engiand It
does nos seem to scare the oGiciah Of the Ma
tional Sporting Cub, Of London, for they win
resume their fan boxing season in their cinb hOuse
On oetobsr s By holding ooyies weites-seight
nOtz. Is riEht along signing up bouts fOs tztars
ahoHA
Champioa Al Accoy. who stopped NwInis L<uIs
IN ave rounds m Brooklyn last Tuesday night. WI
% against VINE "Knoekout" Brenhan. q hard
hitting midds- weight. of Bu1alo. IN tG-roaaa
contest al the Queensbsrry A. C.. q Buffalo n y.
McCoy viii probably have to hGht harder thaE he
has ever done before ss Brennan hAS long III Of
llock0uts TO his credit.
Fred Kishler, of Nsvark, and the New Al Mccoy,
q BrookIyn, have bern engAged TO battle for esn
rounds At the Dexter Park A. C.. Cspress Hula. on
Friday evening. October q Battling Lain. an
other Brooklyn fighter. and Chicken Roskin WI
clash in GnotheT ten-rOund contest At the Snns
show.
Pete Ft1Esrald. Of Jsnsy City. received tsls-
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
Bangor Gets Popular Decisions.

Portland. Ne, NOg. AZ recent boxing en-
tsrtainnsnt IN BangE. Ne, score cards similar
TO those used At baseball games were distrib-
uteo among the crowd. The spectatorS were ne
quested 70 an out the cards and deposit them IN
box on leaving the clubhouse and these were
inspected later and received consideration 10 sel
oding me winners of the various contesta. Thus
IN . sense All Of The fa,ns becsn,e rffrrs.. -
gzTe decisions IN st1te uhere an Official an
nouneeDent nom the ring By the regular arbiterl
q not allowed. -
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
1y Close finishes Marx Closing Day q Racine a Iaona 7rae
TWO Dates Are Named
For ForestviIle Races

lie wei arranged one. He win sivs
three light harness events, possibly two
running races. and there win Be motor
cycle and automobile races between
heats. The track WIN Be- put In shape
again after each OF the last named
events. The machines win be parked
Ioutside Of the grounds during the meet.
ing. The hrst race on Thursday next
will be called AZ o'clock, ana motor
buses win run to the grouDda. begin
ming at noon. from the corner of Sixth
DR.. sansbnry has put his track IN most
excellent condition for Thursdays events.
and has in mind some important i'm
proysmsnts for 1915 A grand stand ls
contemplated FOR one thing. and way
Of getting 10 and from the track IN the
shortest space Of time for another thing.
A trolley road has recentiy been surveyed
under the auspices Of WAshington and
Prince George capitalists which, II car
ried to completion, will make Forestville
Driving PARK an Investment worth the
having. As Il IL, motor cars can reach
the track In twenty minutes from this
city. William Andrews viii winter At the
track. and. In addition 70 horses already
In. hand. he expects 20 winter some young
prospects for wiessner Brothers. OF Bal
timore.
Z Those persons who do not now own
youngsters eligible for the local two,
three ana four-year-old stakes Of 1915.
win have an excellent chance to get can
didates AZ the sale Of YOUNGSTERS 10 be
held at Frederick. November II BY c. G.
waters, OF Germantown. Nd, and Carlos
de Garmendia, Of Frederick County, I'D.
There also viii be IN the lot some highly
bred horses more advanced In years.
Pleasant Fields and Tuscarora stock
farms have been important breeding cen
ters for nearly \ quarter Of h century.
At the former stood Kinstar during the
eighteen years Of his existence, and At
the last named estate Monoeacy aid serv-
Ice for over twenty years. Sea King.
who recently died, was also one Of the
highly bred sireS that made Tuscarora
Stock Farm q well known breeding plant
An Of the horses listed in the saIe,- we
are assured. win go for the high dollar.
As all are sound and have shown speed.
here should be In the lot some excellent
bargains for some one. The demand for
horses Is already stif. and before spring
arrives the demand win be greater than
he supply. Persons who own land and
plenty OF feed can fnd no better invest
nent than IL offered In these horses.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
Cross Cascade Range.

Mr.. and MrSs o. p I. Dannitz. Of Portland
Ores are aid to be the d1st to crosS the Cascade
Range With . motorcycle and SIDE CIR. Mr.. and
Mrs Dasnitz are enthusiastic motsrycIe tourists
and have trzyeoed slmost the whole HoFtheest On
. tWo-rheler during the past season. - 4.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
Autumn Prize Run.

8EeFs lind has canssd The Naryland lfoturycie
Cluh 70 inauurate an annual autnnn priEe r,an
ne routs q this years contest ua1 frums Baifiuur,
70 LanrSl BOEie and rctnrn. Much o. the distance
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
Service Notorcycle

An automobiie and motpfr5cis supply houss q
Utica N r.. usea q motorcce With great mousa
In Ia sertics department. An uecslElEy arppes for
making rspairs inclnding peessuu tank fun q air.
an ralnsa 10 ride car and tha catnt : zA6E -
~. n sra a cnnrsnndAI
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yardon Taylor, and Braid Ar. Real Big Thr.. Of Golf

Maeunas
pabH.As
eonPlished IN ehanponhhip
Th table shows potioas
the three OF
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The article
have title
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self the
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Beats Father Time.

AIN. NHry King. seTentl-four yeafl DID, a Eafou
ooc., aEl 81 has found hOE to heat FsfhrF
hne-uith motoregcle. month tro llrs King
sook her arst nde % o. tnnden Heat q I1otor-
ccla, 6lnce thcn ahs has tafen 4 ein slnusl
80 cay - m ~ fssl. ysln younEa than
9 lt.ztns . ezi1s - naehlns hsIsR
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

gram from Ice ''Youns' snrugue. who has Just
arrived IN san FraDdsco iron AastrAliA, stating
that be only intends to stay N that Sty fur
gnnh @y4 that anznesnenb afe beihg made for
hig pArAde in the Afternoon and . hanqust 10 ths
evening uhen Shngrne aniEes IN JeFseS City.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

Il is not hkely that ths proposed bout between
leach Cross and 0fbrTt Gallant. Of Boston, utn
Be brought Oh At the Manhattan Sporting CRIB IN
thres weeks. for GallAnts manasrr. Alee HeLean.
has sAksd fR % mueh money for his pEOtzesS
services that he MeMahon brothen aro unable 70
pay IL. ..-...
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

Jim cOHey. the '1Dublin Giant and Battling
LsxinsEy AZ expected to b matched within Ia
nsxt tEenty-fOur hours % elash in a tsnEuund 20
At the FsinnOnt A C. in two weeks Bnly Gibson
has offered Dan MOran q ElErautss Il q so Sos
LevinSky 70 mest Cooley and he has accepesd a.
Lsyinsky is also Schednlea 70 hEht Im Fynn at
night
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

San Fnneisco viii b tie battle-ground q tEo I'M
portant Aghts n the near future M frst IN Be
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

Hard-hittin6 backstop. who starred fori
the Chicaso Cubs during the past season.
and who. Il has been ahnounced. hasl
signed 4 contract calling for his servlces
as manager OF the BROOKLYN Fsa-rsl
L'sAFns team Tor the nsst three ysars
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

P..s nt-.-uld, Of I.as, cis. r.ui'.a s.l.-
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

between wfIlse RitsAie, ne knsEiein HshsLusuht
champion, and Johnny Dundos for four ruunas %
nsxt Friday night. While the second EiH hing 10
Chip. q PitfshurEh. b twentEsoEnd = a III
CodrotA's oD1-Air HrsnA On ths nlsht q EoEsn-
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LIVE SPORT WIRES.

Well they can't accuse the White sox
Of trying TO help the Red soK to the
American League nag. They had
chance to keep Boston in the race yester-
day. but they went right ahead and won
the game.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08

DR.. sansbury's Thanksgiving Day card