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The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
Races Will Be Held
On Four N. Y. Tracks
Racing
Empire City, July Is to August 4.

Empire City, July 10 10 AuSuBt i.
Saragota, August TO . or 81.
Prior to the racing IN New York State
It is probable that the sport in the East
ern part of the country will begin at
Norfolk, the management having applied
for as many days In April as the Jockey
Club can justly assign. This meeting will
be followed by Havre De Grace. which
will probably hold a fifteen days session.
Pimlico will then come in with about
fifteen days, which would MI in the time
between the opening OF Norfolk and the
first day at Belmont Park.
1t was proved last year that the sport
Of horse racing is appreciated In this city.
Never was there such a demonstration
as that at Belmont Park on Memorial
Day. when 5000 persons arose as one
man when the horses paraded to the
post for the first race, and the applause
lasted until the horses had walked to
the starting point half a mile away.
From that moment until the close of
the season at Saratoga the patronage at
all the tracks spoke more than words for
the popularity of horse racing.
All things considered the outlook is
pleasing for all concerned. The sport
last year was conducted in a dignified
and elevating way and a foundation was
laid that indicated prosperity in the
future. The Jockey Club and the several
associations are determined to foster the
sport Of racing and hope In time to bring
It back to the days when this country
boasted OF some of the greatest thorough
breds in the world.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
Charlestou.

FIRST RACE-Purse. $40 twoyesr-olds: maid,
ems: three and one-half trrrionSS. Jack Hanover.
lG.: wathen. Io; still Day. I0l Raven Hsll.-1ol;
I'd weis. ri: Jaunty. lol; Emma J. $, l0l;
May Bps. lei
SECOND RACE-Purse. 500: threc>ysar-olds and
upward: six fUrlonES. -Mailk. lCs; Glen Beachey.
los: Plain Ann. lG: Yankee Pooh l0e: Hans
Creek IO5: Jennie Wells. IL; Lady Innocence. 90;
Gerard. III: Miss Pnmity. lG; SanSuine. lli;
ToiSon dor. III; Port Arlington l0s: Bobby
Cook. ia: Else Herndon. lI2; 'BulsSr. g.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500: tlrec-ysar-cIds and
upward: selling: six furlOns, Nimbus. IA; Marty
Lou. 8: 'F1Ask 90; Tony W. IL; -Henotic. IL;
-Amor. Ice; Mcisant. IL; Lori Wells. III; Vol
thOrpc. IL: Polly H.. IS: Flying Yankee. III;
Ben Prior. III: Daddy GyP. lli: Kettle Drum, loS.
FOURTH RACE-Pwse. 500: three-year-olds ard
upward; selling handicap; frIrlongS Celests.
l05; Good Day, IS: Mcnocscy. lc9: star Actess,
100: AncOn, 10; Prince Ahmed. l6s; Charter. lG.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $50; thres-yeAr-olds and
upward; selling. one mile. DR.. Jackson. ITO; Helen
NJ, 90: Battling Nelson a.: 'FieI. l0s; sam Ber.
nard los; Joe Stein. IOs: Judge Monck IL: Sten-
tor. los: Sherlock Holmes. rs: RuiSseau liz;
Dicks Pet. 8: Frog los; bad News, l53: Rose
burg ". l0l: Peacock q.
SIXTH RACE-Pursc. 500: four-year-olds and
upward: selling: mile and twenty Yards. 'FIeI. 81
'Kinmundy. IG; Kinder Lou S.: Jacob Bum.
10: Ford Mai, 100: Bonnie Eoise. lO: PLANT
%; Steal Away, Io5; The Turk. Ill: Sherlock
Holmes. Ill: stentor, los; scpulheda Ioi; Our Mug
gett 100.
sApnrertirs aIIou,nca claimed
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
BIRMINGHAM GETS BUSY.
VIII Endeavor to Prevent threads
On Cleveland Club.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. es.-Stirred by the
effective raid of the Federals on his club
and the jumping of Pitchers Fred Fall
kenberg. Fred Blanding. and George
Kahler, Manager Joe Birmingham. of the
Maps. rushed here yesterday from his
home in Albany in an effort to prevent
further inroads on his club. Birming-
ham held a two hours conference with
Blanding The result was kept secret
Oficers of the Cleveland club and Bir-
mingham believe that 70 far as their club
Is concerned the Federal League has
shot its last gun. Several members Of
the Cleveland club are still unsigned.
Among these are Pitcher Mitchell, Catch
er Fred Carisch. Outfielder Graney, In
fielder, Olson, and First Baseman John
ston.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
TINKER ROUNDS OUT TEAM.
Beck, Formerly of international
Circuit, Latest to Sign.

Chicago. Jan. 2s.-The signing of Fred
Beck. formerly with International League
teams and last year with the Buffalo In
ternationals. today rounded out, in Man
ager Joe Tinker's opinion, a big league
team for the Chicago Federals. Beck
probably will play first base. with Ksd-
ing. last year with the local Federals.
his understudy.
Tinker's catchers. so far as given out.
are Owens, Washington; Allen. local
Player, and Mulvaney, Cincinnati. with
Killifer still claimed. Hendrix, Pitts
burgh; Brennan and Camnitz, Philadel-
phia: Packard. Cincinnati. and Lange. a
local man claimed by the Chicago Ameri-
cans will be the main reliance among
his pitchers Tinker. Beck. Kading, Wes-
terzill, of St Joseph, and Zeider, Of the
New York Americans, compose the in
field, and Wickland. who jumped from
the Cincinnati club last night. and Zwill-
ing, claimed by the Boston Nationals,
with several recruits. the outfield.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
YALE ELEVEN WILL
PLAY NINE CONTESTS
Virginia and Notre Dame Newcomers
on Blue Schedule We'd
nesday Games.
Special TO The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
New Haven, Conn. Jan. 29.-Yale's 8
football schedule, announced today. con-
tains Virginia and Notre Dame as new
comers. replacing Holy Cross and Lafay-
cite.
Nine games will be played, all at home
except the match with Princeton. For
the first time in thirty years no We'd
nesday games are scheduled, Wesleyan
declining Yale's invitation to appear here
for the first time in the history of foot
tall. Yale has played no Southern
eleven since 1901. when Annapolis was met.
and no Western eleven since 1899, when
Wisconsin came here.
The schedule follows:
September 26-Maine at Yale Field.
October S-Virginia at Yale Field.
October 1o-Lehigh at Yale Field.
October 17-Notre Dame at Yale Field.
October 2+Washington and Jefferson at
Yale Field.
October 31-Colgate at Yale Field
November Brown at Yale Field.
November I4-Princeton at Princeton.
November H-Harvard at Yale Field.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
GILMORE IN TORONTO.
Federal League President Says Cir
cult VIII Convince Fans.

Toronto Ontario. Jan. 2s.-President
James A Gilmore. of the Federal League,
announced this afternoon that the hackers
of the Toronto Federal League had ex-
ercised an option on the grounds in CEN
tral part of the city. He said that the
club officials would announce the exact
location of the grounds later. Gilmore
added:
Il wish to reiterate that the policy Of
the Federal League against the signing
of any players now under contract will be
carried through Things are moving fast
in the Federal League, and We have a
few more surprises in store.
Undoubtedly many of the fans In the
cities where our clubs are located are a
bit skeptical of us. However, 1 am sure
that after the season opens they will be
convinced that the Federal League teams
are made up of major league talent"
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
RESERVE QUINT vIcT0RS.
Good Shepherd Five Defeated, q to Is,
in Fast Game.

In a preliminary contest at the Y. NJ.
G. A. last night the Good Shepherd
basketball team suffered defeat at the
hands of the Association Reserves. the
score being q to Is. At one time during
the game II looked as though the church
boys would come out on top. but the
team work the Reserves used proved
too much and the lead was wrested away
from them.
Phelps and Martin, for the association
quint. played by far the best game, but
the work of Boyd. for the losers. can
not be overlooked. This youngster time
and again put his team in the running
and but for his playing the score would
have been larger than what il was.
Line-up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
FITZSIMMONS WINS.
Cornishmsn Has Best of Every Round.
Weighs IsB Pounds.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Williamsport. Pa. Jan. 2s-Bob Fitz-
simmons appeared here tonight against
Knockout" Dan Sweeney in a six-round
bout and won easily in every round. Fitz-
simmons took great care OF his hands.
otherwise he would have scored a knock
out Sweeney took the count several
times in the latter half of the bout and
took considerable punishment after the
third round. Sweeney weighed lse pounds
and Fitzsimmons lsa
Fitz was in fair shape and finished
well. He appeared to be able to set any
pace he desired. but was content to win
hands down. making no great attempt to
knock out Sweeney.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
JunrtE.

FIRST RACE-Pure; twoyrar-old nilIss; hsee
and one-han furiongs. ,Daisy stevens ps' MIS-
Fielder los. Ida Cummings l0s: Smuggier. los;
Category. los: Commauretta lis; Marie oBr'en. ii':
Supremacy. lis.
SECOND RACE-SeIling; three-year-olds; sx fur-
longs - Nolan. lOT; 'fraEcts. M Aunne StIi'
iio. Kindness Ilo: CaIdera, ll0; Duty. ITO; Mon
trraI 10; Bertha w. no. Fafncr. llo stevesta. no;
Kick liz! Superiority. liz: Patrick f.. H2 Chupa-
dero IL: Ed Lnce. rs.
THIRD RACE-Scllirg: three-yearoids and up
ward: seven f,irlongs Thomas Hare So: Durin, 100;
Ask Ma 100; Uncle Ben los: Transparent. os.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-oh and upward (:
handicap: seven furlongs. Cantem. S; Dorothy
Dean Ioe; Truly. los; Gen. Marchmont, lo6; John
Reardon 1cs: Bonne Chance. los.
FIFTH RACE-ScIlng; three-year-olds and up-
ward: fve and one-hak f,nlonsS Dominica, 100;
'Gordon Russell. loi Colquitt. le5; Biriman. iA !;
Herpes n7; Orpnge Blossom. D7.
MxTH Elce-ss,ling: four-yezr-olds and up
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
ON TO NAPLES.
Giant. and white Sox Leave for
Italian Port.

New York, Jan. 2e.-According to a
cable message received in this city yes
terday the world-touring Giants and
White Sox have practically completed
their stay In the Far East.
They will sail next "Wednesday, Feoru-
airy 4, on the North German Lloyd i'm
perial mail steamer Prinz Heinrich from
Alexandria. Egypt to Naples. arriving IN
the Italian port on Saturday, February :.
All the players are reported to b N
good condition.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
EMMANUEL BAPTISTS LOSE.
Fourth Presbyterisn Wins Game Of
Many Features, % to Fl.

The Fourth Presbyterian handed the
Emmanuel Baptists the short end Of the
score In hotly contested game last night,
5s-2l.
The deadly passing of Tyler and Tansey
and the exceptional shooting of DonnelI
were the features for the winners, while
the Simpson brothers showed best form
for the losers. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
SMITH SIGNS WITH CUBS.
President Murphy Has Pitchers
Contract Calling for Three Years.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Chicago, Jan. 2s.-President Murphy, of
the Cubs. today announced that he had
signed a years contract with Charles
Smith. a pitcher on last years Cub team.
The Federals were after Smith, Murphy
said. Herman Bronkie. last years man.
ager of the Toledo American Association
club. sent his signed contract to Murphy
today.
Manager Evers, of the Cubs. will leave
Saturday for his home in Troy, N. Y, to
remain there until the meeting of the
National League magnates on February
10 at New York.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
BARTELMEs ACCEPTS DEF1.
VIII Meet swan Wednesday Night
at baltimore Billiard Parlors.

Charles Bartelmes, the local pocket bill
lard expert. who was challenged yes
terday morning by Frank Swan. another
weIl-known local cue artist has accepted
the def and will meet Swan Wednesday
night at the Baltimore Billiard Parlors,
in Ninth street. at p. m. The public
is cordially invited to witness this match.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
MOTORCYCLE NOTES.

Plans are being laid in Fort Wayne,
Ind. for the holding of big motor
cycle barbecue early in the spring. All
OF the motorcycle clubs of Indiana and
Ohio are to be invited to the feast. and
the Fort WAYNE riders intend to make it
the biggest event Of the kind ever held.
When f. G. Baker recently established
a new hour motorcycle record on the
Phoenix, Ark. track. he also broke all
world records for ported racing machines
from 30 to 20 miles. inclusive
Miss Bertha Weisner. a bookkeepeT,
who lives in Fulton. w. Va, rides mo-
torcycle every day TO her work in Wheel
ing Formerly Miss weisner drove q
motorcar. but has decided that the two
wheeler is much more conyeuim6
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
DOOM ON THE WARPATH.
Claims Name Forged to Letter ant
Starts Court Proceedings.

Starts Court Proceedings.
Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. e9.-If the Fed
eral League controversy isn't hot enough
now. this personal telegram, received at
Philadelphia today from Manager Doom.
Of the Phillies. ought to make it so.
Before date forged letter had already
signed contract for two years at $1,000
Rixey never did play for $500 month.
I never heard of Mccullough, never
wrote to him. did not play in vaudeville
In 1912. Letter printed was dated No
vember u. 1918. was attending banquet
Of National Association in Columbus. A
rank forgery. Have started proceedings
against every pape: that published it.
Associated Press and Federal League. It's
easy to see they are on their last legs
when they resort to crookedness.
CHARLES S. DooIN.1
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
FORT MYER JUNIORS WIN.
Defeat Oleins in Fast and Hard
fought Contest,

Fort Myer, Va, Jan. 29-The Fort
sMyer Juniors defeated the Oleins tonight
in a hard fought game, Is to I3.
The first half ended with the Juniors
In the lead, to 6. but the Oleins came
back in the second half and were on
equal scoring basis with the winners
until near the end of the game, when
A. Quinn scored the winning goal by. a
long shot from the center of the floor.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
MONTANA MEETS THOMAS.
ArticlesSAre Signed for EiEht-rcund
Bout at Ardmore.

The managers of Young Montana and
Young Thomas, the local fast feather
weight boxers, yesterday met in the Of
fee Of Matchmaker Phillips, of the Ard
more Club, and signed articles for an
eight-round bout to be fought at Ard
more, Nd, February as the semi
final to the Tommy Lowe-Andy Cortez
match. Both boys have already started
training. and should be in shape to put
up the battles Of their lives
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
Pitcher Hall signs with Detroit.

Carthage. Mo-. Jan. a-Mark Hall. a
pitcher for the Detroit American League
Club, announced here today that he had
signed his contract with the Detroit Club
at an increase of salary.
Halls signing resulted from a visit of
James Mcclure. scout for the Detroit
Club. Hall. it was said. had received an
offer from the Federal League.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30

suhstitutions-Dunean for Frazier Tormey for
NadTun- Goals frum hoor-CoIley 90. Frazier CO.
Mathews t2, Hoppc. Mckay, DOrtgherty "a. Kelly
W. Tormsy t2i. Martin. Goals from free to-ses-
Mathews ~. Tormey. Goals mis.ed-Mathews
Referee-Mr. Haas. Tmekeeptr-Mr. CGnroy Time
of halEes-9 minutes SooIcr-Mr Brown. Final
srore-GeOrsetOwn. .; Y. VI. e. A.,
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
JOHNNY GALLAGHER TO WE'D.
Former Georsetown Hummer
Marry Cleveland Girl.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 9.-John Gal
lagher. of the Meadowbrook Club of the
John wanamaker Store. and formerly of
Georgetown University. Washington. d.
c., conceded to be one OF the best athletes
In the United States. Will BE- married to
Miss Jennie Devine, of Cleveland. Ohio.
Saturday afternoon.
Gallagher is best known for his excel
lent showing in the Olympic Marathon n.
Stockholm. Sweden. when he took seventh
place in competition with the greatest
athletes Of the world.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
Nelson Sues Attell for 500.

Chicago. Jan. 2s.-Battling Nelson has
sued Abe Attell for an 81. o. U" for $780,
slipped Abe August e5. 1908. Bat not
only wants his century note back. but
the interest that goes with it.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
72S 18th Street
Smith to Coach Purdue.

Lafayette. Ind. Jan. 29.-Andy Smith
former Pennsylvania football coach. to.
day signed a contract with Purdue fol
two years.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30

Goals from noor-Dunnell tsl. TSler %. Tansey
t9. HOLMES t2. II. Simpson a.. J. Simpson Cg
Warren. Gesford Goals from free to&es-Ramsey
81, NJ. Simpson ta. J. Simpson. Referee-Mr Nc
intnsh. Tmekceper-Mr Wrenn. Time Of halves
% minutes. Scorer-Mr. Mcdonnell Final score-
Fourth Presbyterian %: Emmanuel Baptist, q
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
342 Eptrie. for G.m.,.

Boston. Mass. Jan. 2s.-with only New
York Irish-American and Yale entries 10
be received. the total number of entrants
for the annual Boston Athletic Asyocia-
tion gamea February is 80.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
.Iuarez.

First race-Supremacy. Commaur-
eta, Marie O'Brien.
Second race-Bertha V, Stevesta.
Kick.
Third race-Durin, Thomas Hare.
Transparent.
Fourth race-General Marchmont.
Bonne Chance. Truly.
Fifth race-Herpes, Birdman. Col
quit.
Sixth race-weyanoke. John Louis.
Phillistina.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30

Goals from foor-Martin (5l. Phelps sl. Freeman
co. Boyd a.. Goals from free tosses-Pheips t9,
Freeman a.. Referee-Mr. Obst. Timekeeper-
Mr. Myers. Scorer-Mr. Tsnney. Time o halves
10 minutes. Final score-Reserres, 2: Good Shep-
herd, l6.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
white to Box woIrn.t

Chicago. Jan. 29.-Charley White today
signed articles to box Ad wolgast in Mil
waukee. February q. The weight will be
lS3 pounds
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
TODAY's SELECTIONS.
BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH.
Charleston.

Wathen.
Second race-Clem Beachey, Jennie
Wells. Miss Primity.
Third race-Volthrope, Flask. MINI
bus
Fourth race-Monocacy. Ancon,
Charter.
Fifth race Ruisseau, Sherlock
Holmes, Fiel
Sixth race-The Turk, Our Nugget,
Stealaway.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
,rbztitute-Clements for Dailey. R

Substitute-Clements for DALEY. Referee-C Il.
CoIlinower Tim<keepg-G. z. walhng. Scorer
". r. Underwood Goals-Gresory t6. Kohl ~.
Nutwen C2. nottingham C9. Henderson. Smith.
roe.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
AL0YsIUs 10 PLAY.
Meets Good shepherd Quint at Con.
zaEa Gym Saturday Night.

The Good Shepherd quint and Aloysius
Club five will play the second game of
a series of three tomorrow night at the
Gonzaga gymnasium. Is l street north
west.
The clubmen captured the first game
which was close and exciting from start
to. finish. The Good Shepherd team claims
the 14e-pound championship Of the city,
having defeated all teams in this city
averaging that weight, also several .eams
start promptly at $50 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
REDS WITH EASE.
Blues Lose Contest in r. r. \. NJ. c. A.
League, 80 to IL.

The Reds last night defeated the
Blues, in tn r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Basket
ball League. 80 to II. Lineup and
summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
RACING RESULTS, ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS

ward mile and eighth. 'Phs;ina. s; Florence
Birch. .: sir John. los; DEFY. 10: HAnnis. Es:
John Louis lOs: Weyanoke. Ill; Burnt Candle. Il5
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
SOLDIERS DEFEAT EPIPHANY.
Engineers Take Churchmen Into
Camp I'm Fast Game.

The Engineer Post team defeated the
fast Epiphany five in the formers hall
last night in a hard-fousht game. 33-l6
The losers played a good. clean game.
but the team work. coupled with the
accurate shooting of the Bridge Builders,
was too much for them. Dettimore and
Fitzpatrick starred for the winners. while
Showers, the big center. showed best
form for Epiphany.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30

Goals from hoor-A- Quinn C3 Crun. J. Quinn,
Woods. Clarke, Cave (2l. Donnclly. Claster willis
Hammond Goals from free tosses-A. Quinn, Cave
kefGee-Mr. Hirsh. Tmekeeper-Mr Hunter. Time
OF halves-B minutes. Final sccre-Fut Myer
Juniors Is; Oleins Il
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30

The Fort Myer Juniors would like to
arrange games with all 125-pound teams
in and around Washington. Address ].
F. Woods, Fort Myer, Va.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-30

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening capital news., 1914-06-19

war first line troops are made up Of
the regular army and the organized
militia transformed into volunteers;
that newly created bodies of unframed
troops can only be used in the govern
ment's second line of defense; and par
ticularly that the war department can
not recognize in times of peace any
troops organized only with view to
war service. Idaho is in the Sixteenth
militia division district, these being
numbered from S to Is, and only one
regiment Of cavalry, consisting of IL
troops. is permitted in the district
But this Sixteenth district now has
in the organized militia only six troops
of cavalry, and the secretary of war
says that the war department will be
glad to encourage the organization Of
six more troops. However, the district
is composed not only of the state of
Idaho, but also of Utah and wyoming,
and Idaho's quota of this half regiment
would be only two troops. presumably.
This Is far from being as ambitious
an undertaking as Colonel Hamer pro
posed, but It shows what may be done
in Idaho and the other two states of
the district in the way of building up
the permanent militia. The last bull
letin of the war department, sent to
Governor Haines with the secretarys
reply, also shows that there are def
ciencies In the field artillery, engineers
and hospital arms Of the service in this
militia district
Evening capital news., 1914-06-19
NO CHANCE FOR
IDAHO CAVALRY
IN CASE OF WAR
Governor Haines Receives
Reply to Inquiry From the
War Department - Two
Troops Could Be Used.

Governor Haines has received from
the United States war department a
reply to his recent inquiry regarding
the organization of a regiment OF mi
litia cavalry in Idaho for use In the
war with Mexico If such war takes
place. or for service in Mexico during
the present complications The reply
discourages the move as in opposition
to the militia divisional plan promul-
gated by the war department, and as
conflicting with the law regarding the
creation of volunteer troops in case of
war. but encourages the organization
of more troops of cavalry for the per-
manent militia.
The proposal to organize a troop of
Gavalry in Idaho came from Colonel
Hamer of st. Anthony, veteran of
the Spanish American war and an en-
thusiastic national guard man. He
asked the governor to ascertain from
the war department If the proposal
were feasible. and Governor Haines
took the matter up with the war de-
partment, doing all he could to secure
favorable cognizance of Idaho's loyalty
and desire-to assist the government in