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The Washington times., 1914-01-17
POST COIN
-. 49,
FOR ARDMORE BOUT
Kid Egan and Young McCus
Post Forfeits for Next -
tuesdays Battle.

That there, isn't ehaiiee OF a hltea
coming In. the dfteen- round. battle be-
tween Kid Egan and Young .Nccue AZ
the Ardmore Club next Thursday night
was shown today when both lads posted
forfeits for their appearance n the ring-
They are going on at each weights, and
should weigh close to 124 pounds. With
their fe-feft5 up, the boxers are now
tapering off their training stunts. and
will be in perfect shape when the oel
rings. MeCue IS confident CT winning
from the washington feather weight -
r The big crowd coming over from -E.sl-
tiTrore 10 root for Young NeCue has
caused the management 20 increase the
number of dollar seats. some Of the
best locations in the n2rss Eow oei7g
in the popular class. It's expected ShaL
on hand when the principals start 70
work
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Il
The followers of the. National Capital
league pass the word: every time the
Y. N q A. or Palace teams roll, that
the old dope can be expected 10 curi
up, and when the latter quint rolls, II
has been hoped lIt sweuids jRplP salss9d
Uf the team 1t wffose heels It has been
following for months. Well, the worm
liidnt turn -FrfdSy night, and the how-
ing enthusiasts are beginning to think
that the two big teams are going. to
continue the season in the order in
which they newsstand.
As the present percentages Of the Ma
Lional Capltsi League now read, Y. II.
g. a. is'1settins the pace by, an ad-
antage Of SIX ga1nes, having won four
IEore and lost two less, than the trail
frg Palace team. Tits is die widest
margin which has stood between. those
contenders for hrst ahonors since the
.eagoe Rot we'll 4IndeF SwayYs and each
Eame 10 wflieA. those teams psrtictl ate
eeems p MAXI the' lanc bet~eSn them
En event which mas been expected.
but the coming Of which has been
watched with rinterest, is the losing OF
he frst game, Of Its career oy the
1T. Pleasant tDuckpin League Up IN
I'll Friday might, the Parks duint has
had a perfect score, having won three
SameS In its first contest early in the
vveek.S4H was The only qUint in the city
20 held q, percentage OF 1000 and very
sIstuEaliy, the, time was awaited vixen
1, Hepld AZ last fall from its lofty
Friday night Parks dropped one OF
Is trio of games to Fairmonts.. there
Ivy iszducfrS Its @percentage TO $50
JNeirnpnis.; sey, dropping but a siIglo
gan1e, remain tied with Hsryards. for
Igurtff place.
Keen. competition was seen in tho
PoStoffice Departmental League When
The second game of the Railway Mail
Station F'set was rolled to a no-declsIon
res1lt- BY winning the roll-off Station
Ton two, out of three games. Railway
Aiails' ss3746T victory in the finals, vas
the most distinctive win Of the three
strings rolled. Black, anchor man for
station " Contributed the high gama
OF the evening, his mark Being Ii3-
..-sJ ~ -
When Downing turned in a high game
Il Ii. in the set which Afgyles won
omrImperfals by 2 to In the Arcade
Ieague,- record for the circuit was
slenged. Downing also rolled The high
set ot the evening, hanging up a mark
II 3f5 No changes fT1 the standings
'rere affected by Argyles' win.
$50 -
In the District League. -Csvodfeiioy7s
md Resolutes staged an. interesting con-
est. the former -quint pocactini; the
dSJCr:tN Of the 2nDnorc Two .:
thFse games, Vletft to tlIat team, King )
Individual game ot l29 being the best
%ainple Of Z ErtTT sphere con-.
In order 70 decide the winner 81 the
-irst game in the Woodward q Eothrop-
locke Company set in the Commercial
iseagtie, q. roll-ott was necessary. his
orfnality was, gobbled up by the Ave
lIus furniture dealers. but the Boston
ftouBe. rollers walked away with the
-wo following strings. tbs Victories com
ug by substantial margins
The pinfsH was particularly heavy in
Jae tlnal game wheh.Jhe scores read so
or WoodwS3rit &, 7 Tlot hf5Ty1 and i73 for
lloekeZ& Co. !; .RistoH disblat=ed the
ngst rolling 'sS4ien nc TscoTdeI a single
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
BOB THAYER'S GOSSIP
EVERY KNOCK. IS A BOOST"

seveu inches recalls 20 mind the faCt
that he has done nIti. or nothing dur
ing the past year. IL the same way
Dan KeIley's century sprint In 1906
brought him n worlds record which has
stood but 'hothHig since. Great tGiDgs
were expected Of Hori.Io who - far
G;'S proven bloomr".
- -
sheppard a wOndGr.
49,
Just another tribute 10 the Peerless
Mel Sheppard, who nothing loath at
Sonndiv heat cbamTinn 70 The tone
III a 3JO-yard race and blasted the hope
Of a conner by Outdistp ncirg him with
case. II is nothing short Of wonder
lul TO keep IL up year in ard year out.
Thirteen seasons ot racing against the
best started for the great runner this
Year.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS
PROBLEM

How do I2,65S Governmeat CLERKS
make 12SSS different excuses on a Mon
day afternoon without the departmental
heads getting suspicious?
AnsWer-Don't have 60 make any ext
euses DeparteEntnaI heads arc among
the 1858.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

No changes in the Georgct"wr Com
nnercial League standings we're effected
when the Clarendon Athletic Club drop
ped three more games 10 the Potomac
guint. PotOmacs stay in seventh place.
While CIarenGoDs dig !heir grave at
the tail-end, Of the, league & little
deeper = i'.t - e..
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
RABBI RUDOLPH SA4s-

Talk about
daring bass run
ming. Once saw
Jack Lappfhit a
two-bagger, beat
the throw to- first
and then go 70
second on two
sacrifice hts
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
nY:NAN PREPS
MAY DROP BASEBALL
Examinations Likely to Prevent
Development of a Team
This Year.
By BRYAN MORSE.

The Army and Navy Prep may have
no baseball team this year according to
reports. Coach Fred Newberry is out
with the statement that II will be i'm
possible to get the team out owing to
the exams for the Army and Navy acad-
cmics which are slated earlier this year.
In years past the Army and Navy
Prep team has been one OF the best in
Newberry having brought them forward
at a good clip. If the team is to be out
Of the games this year many of the
scholastic teams in the city viii be out
a number of good games
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Ono forfeiture was noted in the South
western League, when the Unos failed
to appear for their game with the At
lers. The Alters rolled their games In
ents a scrub team which chose to call
itself the Hard Times. In the V'rginiars-
Grands set, tine latter won two out of
three.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
NATIONAL GUARD
REWSES SCHEDULE
Captain Edwards Gives Out
New Dates for Soldiers
Basketball League.

. Caps. g.. Eugene Edwards, president
of the National Guard Basketball
League, issues today revised list or
basketball dates for the remainder Of
the season.
The games to be played fellow; jan
uary 70, Company II vs. Company z:
January q, Company + Us. Company G.
January ., Company VI VS.. Company G:
January q, Company + vs. Company
NJ; January 30, Company = VS.. Com
pany G.: February 2. Company II Va.
Company. z; February 1 Company T
VS.. Company q. r
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Buell. ana IIouiHssyFoTTh G-e u-!.s cOua,04
upon in the Vuartcl at Central. The two
runners will make a good S.art or relay
team
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Cutler Beats Yamada.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-Two good runs
netted Albert Cutler. Of Boston. a vic
tory here in the first series of games ~
al halk line billiards over KOji Yamada
b,- the .cOrc Of ~ TO 81. After Cutler
mad gained a big eHrIy lead the Jap
rallied, and was dangerous up until the
tluaI iuuiu.g
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Thaw Insists Jerome
Has Quit Hearings

CO&CUED. y. H., Jan. ls.-- -Nltiiam L
Jerome will not come here to light the
Thaw bail hearing; he has given up his
fight TO return stanford Whites slayer
to Matteawun, according 10 Harry X
Thaw.
Jerome hasn't any influence with. the
governor or anybody else any more,
Thaw said. "and / don't expect TO see
him here again. He has quit
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
TODAY's BASEBALL PROBLEM.

Oscar stanage is enathird base, having.
hit three-bagger, getting TO second on,
It, and advancing to third. on Ownie,
Bush's three-bagger. Ty Cobb comes
up and laces the ball to deep center.
The problem IS, whether Ty wouldn't
have scored II Oscar had not been In
the way?
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

NEW YORK, Jan. 1J.-"Thaw is cor
rect as 20 the fact Of my not having
ay,. Influence with the governor. but as
=, nrulh.t lac Is . failure. declared VII
uaul Trdg ,rs jerome today.tn comment
i,,s- On Ha.-- Thnw's statement that his
Nemesis" would not appear in New
H.nInsri.c. counts again In his caSe.
,ic.un,r said he would - 20 New
Taraps,tirc next week ard argue on =
new brief Le has prepartgi ogEJ-i-s
ThGE's admission to bR4L
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
REC.ORBABfG "
- X -
FOR THIS. SEASON
New Figures Made nethe. Navy
Yard League: toF~ High Set
and Came. Ar:, ,~.....
-72a.r.-.-stz- = r.-.-.sttz---:.----,.-----ss--.--=s .--,-s-.-= -

Uown 1t E4sseE>g nz"F :a.a alleys
friday nIg4t some brand rev averages
~eCe hung Up. Misc-rtaacyus Shops,
Which quint ifaa been the racemai,ers
IL The Nay yard League z:nce the vc.-y
beginning 9f The season, cGtaDnshvd =
new mark for high teara ret for the
season when the Eve members Of the
Je&m totaled'I ], go pins. The CUNT tool,
Two out ofHthe three games rolled.
The second ilieh In he former figures
81 the league for -the 1854 season WAS
carved when Breach Mechanics, the de-
Gated team, rolled a grlr1e ef. 90. Here
- Tbf. FsgrnrFiasa +fe~l7rg- II +hF -rI.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

F'riCnug IS a. Western TO-DAY aIll -Ee Rcd
and White Is more than anxious 10 get even
or Tie defeat earlier in the year.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
TERMINAL r. X. Y. VI. &. 4.
LADIES' LEAGUE,

STANDINGS
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

game OF III and q set OF &22- p. Riston,
also made a high set, getting 1!S In his
second game.
When Conlmissiersfs took all three
rounds frocn$sG-tP p. o., In the Depart
mental Duckpin League. Land WIS tied
for fourth honors, Cotnniss! !oners jump
ing from the lowiy station OF eighth
poned match between Land and Pension
the later won two out Of three games,
wortendyke making the best individual
impression on the pins when he rolled
2 game Of 125.
Scme regular pin hitting was seen
when two matches, one between Audi
tors and Mechanics and one between
Freight and Traffic was staged I'm the
southern Clerks League. Auditors
dropped two out Of three to their oppon-
ents while Traffic walked away with ali
OF the haRsFs, i4s=4ts games %tttT=Freigilt
As a result of-tiese games. the per
centages OF Managers, Traffic. and Me
but per cent separate the teams. Man
ayers now stand to a percentage OF .6lS,
Traffic has mark of .6l5. thereby GO
ing TO second place. while Mechanical
trails in fourth place with figures which
road. coz.
Ono forfeiture was noted in the South
western League, when the Unos failed
to appear for their game With the At
lers. The Alters rolled their games In
due form. taking as dummy oppon-
snts a scrub team which chose to call
itself the Hard Times. In the V'rginiaEs-
Grands set, tf.s latter won two out of
three.
The Engrayers' DUckpfn League met
for the second time at the Northeast
League. Lifts winning three straiGhs
from Breaks and Washers taking two
out OF three from SIycwipeS. Washers.
by their double win. supplaHted Breaks
Tor exclusive honors to second place.
that team now having won three and
lost three while Breaks have won bat
two and lost four.
| When Waverlys used TIE broom on
the Raccar Club. In the Northeast
| League, they boosted the?1gclyeS right
| UP alongside OF the At:antics Tor the
leading position. The ranking teams
! having won twenty-five and lost eleven
! games. 'Norton's single game Of 135
| came near 20 making 4 new mark for
| individual pia-toppling iE ten frames.
In the youthful Patent attorneys
| League. Chandlee and ChanGiee took
I the majority Of gaines from the bowl
ers from the ofYice Of Wilkinson 6r
| aiackeye.- WctsoI's score OF l05 was
! the Dsst Individual game contributed.
Another league in when the pintall
| was up TO the neck of the LUciIs was
the Columbia League, where BuffGlOs
scUoDed Up all OF the games. The Cubs
were not given Z IooE-In ~. the hon
| crs, E;lmc!-, II the winning team. (. en-
grabbing or high game. i2G. Until Fri
day nights SEE. Cubs lad been basking
| pleasantly e in first place. hnt that soft
cot was taken from beneath the Cubs
and given to BufIaios On which 70 rest
| last nights three straight wins.
No changes in the GeOrgct"wr Com
nlcrcial League standings we're effected
when the Clarendon Athletic Club drop
| Led three more games 10 the Potomac
AUNT. PotOmacs stay in seventh place.
White CTarendons dig Gheir grave az
the tsil-end Of the. league & little
deeper. l. .r..t.I L->..----
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
MINCE PIE.
LITTLE or EVERYTHING. BIZ Bugs Baer.

Read IN the paper thaS President
WeeghmaH. % Chicago FederaIs had
offered Ty Cobb $1,000 year TO jump.
Another Chicago item states that over
ten thousand dogs are killed BY the
city authorities every year. Mr..
Weeghman keeps a restaurant.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

County Morris IS bc.uE rooss-l 70
coach the Tech baseball team -Eis year
Morris was Il forIuer captain.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Frank Bancroft, the Reds business
manager, wished nice, pleasant trip
to Cuba on himself, the excuse being
that he wanted TO sign UP the CUBAN
Marsans. Manager Griffith might have
waited until February and then gone
to Naples. instead Of signing Germany
Schaefer by cable.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
those CIinging Gowns.

The TWO women were discussing the
fashions.
Did you say that your husband vas
fond of those c!inging gowns ... s.,
Yes. indeed; he likes one TO cling g.
NE for about five years. .''--CinCnnat
ENQUIRER.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
INGRAM DUCKPIN.
INGRAM ASSOCIATION.
A. and N. PrepS Win.
STANDINGS.

..rn.y a.I Navy Props arg tcu villa
Enstcrn for the Ggat place position IT,
u. iatersrhOis.stia cliana ..n.H Hiy lumsy '
ccGay. having GetcatoA .l.e. Ca-hedra!
school tive Ey - to =. l,o,muG.s goa.
IN t., 'l.- "C.v"d lr ..'.'- 'L-.. T..
Ii
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Eastern and business have done .:tjlc IL
track and the excuse at Eastern is that the
Ia ilities for track development are such that
Il is impossible to develop team. Business
however. has no apologies to Offer and some
day som" one will get hold OF the Orange
and Blue lads and turn out a good team.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Reds" Goodman, captain Of the Central
High School track team, IS being heavily
counted upon in the hurdles ana broad Jurnu
this year. Central has always boasted Of
good hurdlcrs since Sidney Kent started
things going and even before when Harlow
Bristol went over the timber.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Cardinals PLAY.

Tho A.vAuudria ClrdtIuIs are coming
up strong /" euEa-. ;h" Al":,. Cl,b
t.H'a af tiOuI1SL ly1g i..5"a'.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Failure TO havl more than one meet here
this winter may cause several OF the track
men 10 hold OF until later Ia the year. The
Georgetown and Hopkins meets are month
apart and some OF the lads prefer to walt
until spring.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Coal Deposits in Japan.

Recent surveys Of an island in NaGsls
saki harbor have revealed an extensive
deposit Of coal. and Japan has found
another coal mine ,lOsc 20 its SasebC
naval station. ....
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
MT, PLEASANT.

STANDINGS
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Game Tonight.

Catholic University aud George Wash
ington are slated to met It the Car
roll Institute Hall. "he ,'ntest is eX-
DeCtCd to he a hot one.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
YIN. C. A. REMAINS
m FIRST POSITION
Takes All Three Games From Coumbans the National Cap
ita League, and Is Now Six Games Ahead OF Palace
Team, Which Has Been Running Close Second.
BY KIRK c. MILLER.

Probably watched
Friday night circuit the A
retained leadership the Columbians
particular good fortune which the assoca
ton team very this
been expected to break every
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

JGnE Adams. the Western bashUtDaI CEN
ter may get back into the game next month
JacI, hates to s-n Western wallopcJ in b%s-
ketbaN. and wants 70 get Into tuc lineup.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Here's one reason why the ladies will
not make good voters. The Suffragettes
marched to Albany, encOunteTins ali
sorts of privations and hardships on
the journey. Albany finished fifth in
the New York State League. Where
the ladies should have marched was
to Binghamton. tho town which copied
the pennant
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

katy Dean. counted upon by Eastern
High School for tho baseball team. Is re-
ported as being on the verge OF quitting
AT Eas;rrn. Eumpr has II that hr may AZ
Gniute with a prep school hero.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

The Irish-American's relay team
Hannes Kolehmainen, Abel Kiviat, Jim
Rosenberger and Alyah, Meyer.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

The Federal Leaguers viii not abolish
the spikes on the players shoes. as a
player can'ts afford 10 slip of another
players face, even II the Federal
League: ~ ..-r -~r.-
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Joe Wise, the Business center, denies
the report that he will be out of the
Games for the remainder OF the season.
once before Wise was forced 10 keep
out Of the games on account of the fact
that he grew too fast. He Is playing
center on the basket ball team and IS
captain-elect Of the football team for
next fall.
Reds Goodman. captain Of the Central
High School track team, is being heavily
counted upon in the hurdles ana broad JunU
this year. Central has always boasted OF
things going and even before when Harlow
Btisto! went over the timber.
Urguhart Anslcy is coming forward rapidly
Ct Western and iOoks good for the relay team
this WtntN-. Western VIII probably have
three o. tour rriqys IN the meets this year.
Mark Dv Grange. former Tech High track
CAPTAIN IS booming things az the Epiphany
gym. He has charge Of athletics there and
Is turning out csedltabie basketball team.
Failure to haye more than one meet here
this winter may cause several Of the track
men 10 hold OF untll later Ia the year. The
Georgetown and Hopkins meets are 4 month
apart and some OF the lads prefer to walt
until spring.
Buell. ana Io.liHssWorth a-e t-!.s cOlG'7!
upon in the tiuartcI At Central. The two
runners will make good Start or relay
team
FriCuug IS - Western tcCay al- IRE Rcd
and White Is more than anxious 10 get even
io- Tie defeat earlier in the year.
The hf,,n school baseball schedule is c--
pecte1 out shorty. The managers are bc-
ginning to look toward scheduling games for
tho five teams. Material Is being looked
over ard the boys are already rnHkuE anX-
lous cUQui.i,s as 10 when the indoor work
win STAT.
Country Morris IS be.uE ooos.-G TO
coach the Tech baseball team This year.
Morris was former captain.
Eastern and business have done .:tjlc !C
track and the excuse at Eastern is that the
fao ilitiss for track Development are such that
II is impossible to develop team. Business.
however. has no apologize to Offer and some
day some one will get hold OF the Orange
and Blue lads and turn out good team.
"Katzy" Dean. counted upon by Eastern
High School for tho baseball team. Is re-
ported as being on tho verge OF quitting
AT Fas;rrn. EuMor has Il that Lr may ar
Iiiute with a prep school here.
JarE Adams. the Western hasArtDaI CEN
ter. may get Dacl, into the game next month
Jack hates to s-n Western wallopcG in bsls-
kstbaN. and wants 70 get into tho lineup.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
COLUMBIA.

LpI'lsH' 81 H~'''NIi' w b'1'''9 last aIGGt )
resuIts-Cubs. 4S9, E97. 42o: Euffalos 46s, 51s.
81. Next gane-Jnn. 70. GriTos ". Put-
ralo.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Urguha-t AnSloy is coming forward rapidly
at Western and iOoks sOOd for the relay team
this w!nt"-. Western VIII probably have
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

A chess league Is good thing. Some
Of our white hopes might start a chess
league, shake 1t up in hat. and II the
result spells cheese league, let it go at
that.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

When Downing turned in a high game
4 127. in the set which Afgyles won
rom cImperfals by 2 to In the Arcade
1eague,- e record for the circuit was
slenged. Downing also rolled The high
set OF the evening, hanging Up a mark
u sB No changes iT the Standings
.rere affected by Argyles' win.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Business and Western clash in the next
games in the Interscholastic League.
The StcnogTaphers have beaten Western
6y an overwhelming score and expect
10 better the mark made by Eastern In
the recent game
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Rosedale Successful.

Ihc -. i. i :. ". -. y. Alidsv,s
were tuabl, to staye of defeat 1t the
hands o" tn HC"ca-1. t0a'" IN. ..Crs
Nas 70 ~ u.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

one good feature about not having
any ice on the river is that We are not
compelled to look az any curling
matches.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

President Ebbets says that all the
Dodgers are signed up except Joe Tux
er. Then they are all signed ur.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

In the District 'IsAgue.' >SUodfsIioy7s
md Resolutes staged an. interesting con
est the former gdint pocScIiHg the
iSJSr:ts- Of tine 'EonorC Two l =:
inree games. VSstit to tlIat team, Kings
Individual game Of I29 being the best
, .ainple Of Ei.trf sphere eor-.-I
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Too Literal.

I.re.Fy,r.- .Jlcksiur sl tong. .s-s-l.,s g. .-
Hu4r,InSl o..sy. keegas5-NEsr ygU uIf-
dertoOk To provide re with boartl
madam, I was uaRWaEe elE- FCE meant
TO &C Sc literally
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Just u qucr:

II there is 50 much real Lnyueg De-
hind this Federal League protest pro-
j"ct Why is 1t that some Of the debts
incurred last ycar are still standing?
Wh% are the players let 60 at the end
Of the. seasou with half salaries not
given their -unDlnta due: All these
t"Jr-5ands Of collars offered or reported
Offered to tempt the big leagucrS might
D. u&cd in aquarinE Vi the circuit.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
cannot ortnuso.

Cunuvi say ;uut tlc basketball ,o2nls
n ta2Je parts iH!,ress me greatly.
FaTTECl North Ulcr= the sport Is mad
one OF the lii -r.t tg3.turcs Of the year
tle tezIus I,uss,--s ability to Il degree
hat cannot :ail sc bring out praise.
one need bat noiUt to the battles Of
the Washington teams with others IL
the North 10 sec just what IS meant
by weakness in all departments. Mono
of tic teams we. have had here have
been successful against the brand dis
T.layed by visitors from above the Ma
son and Dixon line.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
NATIONAL CAPITAL.

TcnigErs schcdule-NO gam. Last night
umbiaE. bl4. SIC. f5@; y. NJ. c. A.
iJs 525. 20. Next gsmc-JGI. Il. CaGinos W.
Velvet X KlnC.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

Mark u Grange. former Tech High track
CAPTAIN IS booming things at the Epiphany
gym. He has charge Of athletics there and
Is turning out q cgedltablc basketball team
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
NORTHEAST.
81 lANDlNGS.

Ton!sAtS scheIulc-No game. Last nights
results -WaverIy, 4S5. a.. 80; Racer Club.
AS. iSS, ~. Next Gsme-Jan. -, Waye-ly
4 Z. v#. Washington Abattolr
The Washington times., 1914-01-17

results-Eroight, al. i3l. 43o. Traffic. 4Ss 49,
49, auditors. 90 90 81. Mechanical. 4s7
EOJ. Bs3. N-Nt EaU.e-Jal %, Manager vs.
auditor.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
POSTOFFICE.

Touigh:'s ScheGule-No game. Las, nights
reEulLE-Itsilway Mail. 4ei. 476 .9S; Station
r, LE, $40, 4G7. Station l. wins TUli-on in
second paIse. Next ga-Es-Jaa. - Hallway
Nal -. finance.
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
NAVY YARD,

Toalglt'a uc.cdule-No game. Last nights
452, 800 4s3; Breech
Mechanical. 4o2, f62. 458. Next game-Jan.
l.. East Ca Cn-rtage -. DrsA-L Me,han-
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
DEPARTMENTAL,

Vouight's schedue-No gam. LIST rlc.! L,
-csulJs-L Land, 40. 3S. ~: Pension. al. :0s
.s7. Commissioners. %. s1C 473; - y, D.
j4S G6s 46S
The Washington times., 1914-01-17
ARCADE,
STANDINGS

ToalgGt's sChedule-No game. Last nights
resuIts-Argyles. +SJ. 484. 49,: Impcrials. 40
400 !S2. Next gaEae-Jan. IS. Holmeads ys
Argyles.