davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
CATHOLIC u. TOSSERS
HOLD FIRST PRACTICE
Thirty Candidates Report to Coach
Fred Rice at Initial Workout
of Red and Black Ouint.

The hrSt basketball paetioe. which was held yes-
terday at Catholic University. brought out the big
get squad in the history Of the school, about thirty
men reporting to Coach Fred Rice. There is no
doubt in the minds of the followers Of the Red and
Black that the team that viii be TUNED out this
year viii be the greatest ever ManageI Derby has
arranged very interesting schedule. which viii b
announced later, comprising cone Of the big North
Gn colleges.
Out Of last years team there remains Capt Don
nelly. Lambert. Kesgzm and P. Cartwright Hinch-
elf. who played only paTt Of the games last year.
will report football Is over Among the
new nen who are showing up well White, J.
Cartwright . brother Of P. Cartwright, and who
made himself famous hst year playing with the
Amy and SsTy Prep team. and Maher. another
freshman.
Regular practics viii be held three times a week
from now until the hrst game. which is Decenb9
u. with GaIaudet. Soon after the GallaudeI game
George Washington and Of the larger Northern
colIegeI viii b met
Even though Tracey did not return to school this
year Coach Rice thinks that the team this year viii
be better than last years. although Tracey's
foul shooting win be missed TeTy much. Rice viii
have TO coach up either Lambert or DOnnelly, as
both showed quAiir1es a bsing good men in that line
last year.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
YOUNG HERMAN MILLER
TAKES URAINE'S PLACE
Fast Baiiinore Welter-weisht Is Sub.
smIted in Main Bout at the
Ardmore Club.

Because Of the officials in the Pare department. Of
the District refusing to alio- Mike Unine to sub
stituts for shsnkey Gardner in the main bout bfors
the Maryland Athletic Club. Of Ardm0re. Nd. to-
niEht Manager Phillips on hurried call to Baiti-
moEe. obtained the signature Of Young Herman
Miller. the battling weltI-Heght Of the Aonn-
mental City.
This Is the second witch IN the card Of this
months entertAiEnent- Yong Herman Miller will
battle Soldier Mcclure. Of the Washington Bar
raeks. over the twenty-rcund route IN the main
attraction, and with this demon hitter working in
the bg bout the hsht fans promised better re-
suits than n the original fight had been staged
Ur1ine is member Of the FIRE department Of the
Distrc Of Columbia, ana from orders issued b. the
ehicf viii not Be permitted TO 20 On shEnkey
Gardner was TO have been the man to opposs Nc
Guire. Gardner broke his hand while trimming. and
nther than disappoint the local boxing enthusiasts
Uraine was substituted at the last minute. Nov
UraiDe cannot appear. and this shift TO Young Her
man Miller was necrssGry.
The preiminaries tonight are first class Johnny
Mash meets Kid McCsullsT in the eurtain-Faisrr for
four rounds. Young Zoe BlAekburns and KID Cor
don viii do ten rounds In the seui-wind up. The
other bouts include q battle royal. in addition TO
q Sx-round scrap between Kid Greek and Book
Taylor. q Baltimore; slso q sx-round bout with
Battling Bernard and Dummy Howard Gs the Eitrae-
tion.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
WATER BASS RUNS BAD.
Puts Up Peculiar Race in PimIIco
Feature.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. lo-The Jockey Club HGndi-
cap was = most peculiar Contest and will probably
call for attention from the organization for which It
named The general public loaded the mutual
machines with money on two borss only. Water
Bass and Buskin. The frst half q the race was
run at = great Iace with the crippled Tactics and
Water Bass the pacenAkers and Buskin czntering
far behind He nosed up at the end of the back
stretch. As Tactics retired and Water Bass assumed
a commanding lead, but dropped back again On the
tuIn. In the last fJHlong Water Baas collapsed
utterly stoppinE short that Polly h and the
beaten Tacti0 fairly stumbled over him. and even
the belAted Buskin beat him cut al The finish
Public comment on the race. when II realized
that all the money II had poured into the machines
had been distributed among few q the Wise, was
not czlc1lafed TO advance the interests Of racing.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Catholic University.

cstholic UuiTeSity's football squad is being driven
st top speed, getting in shape for the Dickfnsou
game which viii be played at Carlisle, Pa. sstI1r'
day. a the Keystone State boys have been show
ing up poorly this year Coach Madden thinks that
his charges win come out On the long end Of the
score The Catholics have only two more gzmes left
unless GaIlsudet consents to play again, which ts
not very likely, and both the stndsnts and the
entire squad are determined 70 chalk down at least
one victory to their credit II Catholic University
fails TO register win this Saturday they still have
another chance Thanksgiving Day IN Boston, Whee
they meet the strong Boston ColsEs team
Rogers reported for prlctioe yesterday and was in
fairly good shape from the roughng be got in DelA-
ware last Saturday. He was the only one that was
hurt seriously. There is no doubt but he will start
ths gzms against Dickinson.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
HANDED RAW DEAL.
Baltimore City College Backs Out
of Game with TechnIcaI High.

The Technical High school football eleven Jour.
neyed to Baltfnore yesterday to play the Bsl-
more City College cny TO have that team cancel the
game without notifying the Tech manager, and, in
cdntally. saEs the Manual Trainers the trip
MARager Talks Of Tech. had in his possession q
written cyntraet, calling for a game yesterday. on
the face Of which the City College failed to play.
Moreover they faikd TO pay the guarantee which
agreed upon By both Managers At the time the
game was scheduled.
II Is hard to conceive how any reputable prep
school follow such dshonOrable tSctics. and It
more institution
II Is needless 70 say that Tech win discoutinus
athletic relations with the Baltimore school
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
BY 'sBUCK'' HOWARD,

touchdown scored In the initial period
as the result Of a blocked kick recovered
by G.. ouesada on the losers 30-yard line
/ and a goal from placement in the final
period gave the Business High School
eleven victory over Eastern yesterday.
The final count was 10 to o. and of this
score young Ray Wise contributed three
points by the aid OF his prolific foot when
he kicked a beautiful field goal from the
S-yard line. Aside from this Ray was
pushed over the line for the touchdown
and kicked the resultant goal, thus scor-
ing all the points for his team.
/ In the first period, with the ball IN pos
session OF Business. Dowrick, Ray and
Buck Wise formed a triple alliance and
battered their way through the Eastern
line for the only touchdown of the fray.
1t would be useless to pick one man from
the Business backfield who showed con-
siderable ability in carrying the ball. as
all were able to hit the line and circle
the ends for substantial gains throughout
/, the contest, but penalties and a credit
able defense by the Eastern forward
when Its goal line was In danger pre-
vented larger score. Culligan. OF course,
Is the fastest, and even he could hit
guard for from to yards when ii was
generally thought that he was only an
end runner.
Eastern Shows Improvement.
Although defeated. the Eastern eleven showed
cisary the experience gained in the playing q its
hrst two games II registered six rt downs against
its heavier opponents and worked successfully three
forward passes out oE, five attempts. which Is far
better ntio than the average high school team ac-
complisheS Upon two occasions the Light Blue and
White had the ball inside the StenoraphsS' D
yard line but was unable TO display enough driving
power TO push the oval nearer the goal The Eastern
backs gained most Of their ground around end and
displayed q good interference in streakA Baldwin
and Dyer were the principal ground gaine1 for their
team. and at times showed ability In shaking Oh
tAcklers which resulted in additional gain
The best chance Eastern had to score came at the
beginning q the second quarter, when several long
end runs By Baldwin and Dyer and q Uell-1ecuted
forward pass. Dyer TO Roddy. placed the ball on
the StenogTaphsrs SyArd line. Another forward
pass was attempted. which failed to gain. and the
result lowered Eastern's chances Ray Wise inter
cepted the pass and nm % yards. placing the bail
In midheid
The defensive work Of Stern. at night end for
Business. probably the best shown in that posi-
ton 50 far this ssason in the schoolboy ranks
Stern opened the season in tackle. but was shifted
to his JCeset position in time for the second s1ne
and has proved = star ever since lineup and sum
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Epiphany League Schedule.

Ths schedule for the Epiphany Church Basket- ball
League was arranged last night and tAs four clubs
in the circuit Will play SIX EansA silver shield
with the elstfer e engraved upon il will be given
to each member Of the winning auint. A large
banner VII Be presentsd 70 the winning club The
schedule Is follows: November Il. Indians
Cowboys: Norember q. Army Navy: November
% Cowboys ~ Navy; December 1. Navy ". Indians /:
Decsnbsr I. Couboys "a Army: Decsuber a. In
diAns Army
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
MORE WAR SUPPLIES TO GO.
Red Cross shipment for French
Hospitals Leaves SATURDAY,

The American Red Cross Is arranging
TO send another shipment Of hospital sup
plies TO France next Saturday. It con-
sists of 1000 pounds Of absorbent cot
ton. 1000 bandages, 1000 yards of gauze.
1000 yards OF starched gauze for spIints,
ten gallons Of iodine two barrels of alco-
hol, 50 pairs OF blankets. dislnfectants
and twenty or more boxes Of hospital
garments
The Red Cross self-deniaI mite boxes
are now ready for distribution through
out the United States as one means OF
helping the work OF mercy. They may
be had at Red Gross headquarters in
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
MAY BATTLE AGAIN.
Both Freddie Welsh and Charley
White Willing to Meet.

MiIWaukee Wis Nov. lo.-Both Champion Freddie
Welsh and Charley White declared today they veTs
willing to meet again the full Championship
route at the legitimate lightweight limit D5 pounds
Their Managers had planned 70 stage 4 twenty
round decision fight In California, and are today
open to Offers from other places.
White sid: Here's what win do: II Welsh will
agree to meet me viii fght him At Ii pounds ring
side, ten rounds twenty to = finish, and will
give him 500 side bet in addition guess that
is fair enough"
Welsh came back with this: MY title is still in
tact, and. as promised before the fight will give
White = chance over Q route At the lightweight
limit. I can make 1t as easily a. he an"
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Princeton.

Princeton. n. J.. Nov. le.-Ths Tigers had their
hrst practice since the Harvard game today. The
oisnse and defense for the forward pass worked
on for three quarters Of an hour. Then aftsr
short pEactioe in running back kicks from scTmnage
the ScTuhB were given the ball and the varsity at
tempted TO WORK out a stronger defense than was
shown Saturday. The work in this department
uniformly good Twice the linesDen broke through
and blocked kicks One Of these blocks resulted in
q touchdown when TTenkmzn recovered the ball on
the sEub i0yzrd line ran with it 4 short distance,
and t1st he tackled passed II over his shoul-
der to Highlsy, who scored An intercepted forward
pas gave the regulars another tally few minutes
1aNa
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
OPPOSED TO PLAN.
Two Western Colleges Refuse to
Play for Refugees Beneat.

Two "esteEm NouekeB heIuse 70
Play for Refugees Beneat.
Chicago, Nov. p.-rhe proposed pOst-seasun foot
ball cane between Eastern and WesteIn champion
college teGns to be played for the benefit Of Belgian
En rfuss was opposed TODAY By two wssten
schools. the University Of Wisconsin and the Uni
Tsraty Of Chicago. Al other Western teams Of
possible calbe- to particpats in the contest have
come out in favor Of the game. Prudent JudSDn.
Of the University Of ChiosO and Prcsidsut Van
hIss. Of the University Of Wisconsin, announced
officially their oppostion to the plan They nrs
identical reasons. opposition TO postseaSon game.
The football schedule was shortened. they pointed
out. to prevent the sport from interfering unduly
with Scholastic work.
Indiana and Ohio were additional big nine inSti-
tutions today who had come out IN favor Of the
plan Northwestern, Purdue. and Iowa have not yet
been committed.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Trainmen Show Class.

The Tainmen defeated the Auditors yesterday in
the Terminal Railroad Y. N. @. A. League by .
Sto-2 score in Of the best E1mes eTer wit
messed in the Union Station Cm At the end Of
the drst hah the score stood Is 10 10 In favor Of
the Auditors. but with strong spurt in the second
session the Trainment took the lead and were never
headed- The features of the game were the goal
shooting a EEers and the defensive playing Of
NIaieT NE sIamarN Is as foIloNs:
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Yale

Ncs Haven, Conn. Nov. l0-The first Of two
sclers daily practices planned BY Coach Hinkey in
closing scTimmaEing before the Princeton game
held this afternoon hfty minutes Of solid playing
being ordered The VARSITY propelled half dozen
tcuchdoWns the scrub line. The reserves never
had the bail varsity field, and made but hrst
ioHu. Forty-yard hy Ellie Waite. Billy Easton,
Tommy Cornell and Nike sweeny were the best
ssuund-gaining exploitA The varsity scored their
bes. gains by using the forward pass. the cOmbina
lion Of AinsTorth, ScoTl to Waite working pzrtic1-
I.rH-
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Clothes don't grow on

trees even clothes-trees. 1t takes time
and care to get the Newcom & Green tailoring
perfection, style, and fit. But you needn t
shiver IN made-for-warm-weather clothes if you
let us start making your Fall or Winter suit be-
fore the predicted snow hits Washington.
Besides-nsht now. for $l6 practically giving
away the finest winter weight imported fabrics LOch Lo-
mond and Club Checks offered Washinston-Suit or
Oyercoat custom-taored to your measure They
winnersl You'll be more than satisfied And don't forget
NecOm Green's ronclad guarantee Your absolute salts
faction with every detail or you don't need to take the suit
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11

QueSada- TouchdoEn-Ray Wis. Goal from touch
down-Ray Wise Goal frOn placemsnt-RAy Wis.
Rsferee-Mr Magofhn. Michigan. Unpire-Mr.
Farme. G. ". U. Head lnesnAn-Mr. MCGUIRE,
Harvard Tine of periods-lo ninuteA
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Harvard.

oGnbddEe. Nov. lo.-capt BridtIey rssppeAred in
the lineup At the stadium today. He simply nn
through few signals and did not participate in any
Strenuous won. Brckley hopes to play aERinst Yale
November q despite the insertions of his physi-
clan that this is impossible The lineup today also
Included Wallace at center. BE has been out since
the Michigzn game, when he suffered kick on the
head The team went through various formations
and 6Enhl practice. No heavy work was allowed as
he men have not quite had suScent rest since the
rzrne Nth Princstou
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Regents Eleven Win.

The strong Regent Athletic Club football team
defeated the Northwestern team in 4 gruelling Con-
test By to o. Although greatly outEeished, the Re
gents only allowed its opponents one nrst down dur
ing the entire game. Tie playing Of Geewitz and
F0Eles featured for the Einne-A The lineup q the
teams fnlloWS:
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
ON COLLEGE GRIDIRONS

dark. The entire varsity team was in the lineup.
and It was significant that Jake Allen had Bailey's
plAcs at night tackle. Jewett and Fisher played On
the second team. II Allsn's Wurt continues as it
has in the past few days he Of the posi-
tiou in the Michigan game.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Indians Trim Army.

The Indian team defeated the Army quint In the
Epiphany Church Basketball League Last night u
an Interesting and Well-plAyed game By the count
of 5 to %. The feature Of the contest the goal
tossing q Marbury and defensive playing Of Yude
VT. The sore Is as follows:
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11

Goals from noor-Marbuy (9. De Au5 %.
Hoover. Schneider. B. Dean ~. YudelTsit. ZeA-
Goals frum fouls-Marbury. De Alley, B. Dean -.
Referee-Mr. Marx De Gunge. Time Of halEes-lO
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Army.

West Point. Nov. I.-The varsity and scrubs weni
through two hours vork this afternoon In th'
s1immage the regulars won, to 0. Hodgson talyinS
after fine offensive drive from the varsity lSysTc
line Benedict kicked goal MeETilat, McEEAn,
Meachzm and HeTick rested today and their places
went to Kelly, Goodman, EngeldinEsT, new man,
and O'Hzre. The scrubs were equipped with some
new plays. but they failed 70 make any impression
on the vzrsity's patched-up forward wall NeyiAnd,
at the end Of the varsity; Brady, Al csnter. and
Helnes at guard, sTuhs. did good work.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11

Refcree-Mr. c. Z. Collihower. j. TimekeepG-
Mr.. J. r. DALEY. SooTsr-Mr. W. 2. Underwood
GoAls-EWers ~. Modett 81. Gregog ca. Munich
a., Schodsr ~. Maisr %. Khuen %, Cugie. GOas
from free toss-MOtett CSl. Gregory. DOTsey.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Navy.

Annapolis Nov. Io.-Today's practices wAs secret,
but along the sane lines As usual, except that
special plays were trisd out The scrimmage was
rather long and very fast Orig and Miles continue
to do fine running with the ball, and Craig though
be weighs but lS pounds. may start the game at
right half back the ground Is hard. as 70
make the running game advisable.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Pennsylyania,

Phfladelphia, NoT Io-In addition to = shAkeup
in the team, University Of Pennsylvania coachs
have been Obliged to look for another trainer Pat
Dyyer, center on the 1907 team who has been
acting trainer, handed in his resignation to-day.
II was accepted and Assistant Coach Dickson will
look after the condition Of the players for the
mHiDder Of the season. DWyG has been troubled
with malaria recently.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Company T Issues Def

The BASKETBALL team Of Company +, Of Hyitts.
vile. Nd. would like 70 arrange rames With any
teams in the District vicinity. ADDE'S Ham r.
Sonnenkers. HysttSEflle Nd. -
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Cornell.

Ithaca. Nov. Io.-Ths baseball cage proved a boon
20 ths Cornell football players this afternoon, As
hy vGe able TO cary On q s-immage long Gfts<
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
One Rnshel of Money.

Canbrdge Mas. Nov. IA buShsl and 4 half
Of money collected By the Red Cruss for the
European sufferers between the halves Of the
Harvard Princeton football game. The total amount
Tas S.sS. including one 50 hin and 80 pennieS
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Carlisle Indians.

Carlisle Nov p.-ThS Indians in their prActios
this evening showed the best form Of the seasOn-
Carlsles team has been strengthened hg the unex-
/ pected addition of z. Welsh to the squad ThiI
puts the team In good position for quarter back.
as Welsh has volunteered his services for the bal
ancs n the seaSon
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Famous Horseman Killed.

London Nov. l0.-It was announced todly that
Hon. W. R. wyndhan. the WelLknoWn horse owner.
was killed in action.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
Business Defeats Eastern
in Stubborn Grid Battle
Stenographers Roll Up Ten
Points and Outplay Boys
from Capitol Hill in the
Scholastic Struggle.

INTERsooLAsIIc STANDING.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
DOWN THE ALLEYS.
SOUTHERN DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

Total. 80 4sI E5sl TOtal........ 4Ol 4Ss
The Washington herald., 1914-11-11
ARCADE DUCkPIN LEAGUE.
DISTRICT pUCKPIN LEAGuE
pucKPIN LEAGnE.
FEDERAL DUcKPIN LEAGUE.

Total. E55 40 $50 TOtal........ 80 4H S
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-12

"Let them get q little nearer" shout
ed the butler.
The engineer let down the speed q
notch. The other boat crept up within
twenty yards. Jones sought a perfect
range. He would have to find this spot
again.
Surrender" yelled FELTON,.
In reply Jones raised the precious
box and deliberately dropped it into
the sea. Then he turned his auto.
matte upon his pursuers and succeeded
In setting their boat aflre.
All this within the space of an hour.
During dinner that night (there was
now cook Jones walked about the
dining table, rubbing his hands to-
gether from time to time.
Jones'" said Florence, why do you
rub your hands like that?"
"Was l rubbing my hands. Miss
Florence?" he asked innocently.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-12

street his eye discovered his man IL
! fullEfight- He gave chase. AS he
/ came to the first corner he was nearly
/ knocked over by a man coming the
other way
Who are you humping into?'
growled. Felton,
mot SO fast, Felton,"
who the devil are your"
The stranger made sign which Eel
ton instantly recognized.
Quick! What has happenedo"
Jones has the million and is max
Ing his getaway See him hiking to-
ward the water 'front.'"
The two men began to run.
There followed a thrilling chase.
Jones engaged motorboat and it was
speeding seaward when the two pur-
suers arrived. They were not laggard.
There was another boat and they made
for it,
"A hundred II you overtake that
boat" said Felton's strange companion.
FELTON, eyed him thoughtfully. There
was something familiar about that
voice.
Great plumes Of water shot I'D into
the air 1t did not prove short race
by any means. 1t took half an hour
for the pursuer to overhaul the pur-
sued
rs that Jones?".
Yes" FELTON, fired his revolver into
the air in hopes of terrifying Jones' en-.
gineer; but there was five hundred
dangling before that individuals eyea
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-12
Good Lord!" murmured the re-

Good Lord!" murmured the re
porter.
"Will you take ride with me in a
taxi?"
"All the way to Syracuse, If you say
SO. Well. I'll be tinker d-d!"
mo names, pleased" j.,
What took place in that taxicab was
never generally known. But at ten
o'clock the next morning Norton sur.
prised the elevator boy by going out
Norton proceeded downtown to the
national bank, where he deposited
$4,000 in bills Of large denominations.
The teller had some difficulty in count
ing them. They stuck together and re.
tanned the sodden appearance Of
money recently submerged in water.
Florence was delighted at the idea
of a coaching party. Often during her
schoolgirl days she had seen the fash
ionable coaches 60 careening along the
road. with the sharp, clear note Of the
bugle rising about the thunder of hoofs
and rafting Of wheels. Jones was not
enthusiastic; neither was he a killjoy.
But you are to 60 along, too," said
Florence.
II, Miss Florence"
1.-THE countess invited you especially.
You will go with hamper"
"Ah. in my capacity as butler; very
good. Miss Florence" To her he gave
no sign of his secret satisfaction.
The hour arrived, and the gay party
bowled away. They wound in and out
ct the streets toward the country to
the crack Of the whip and the blare OF
the horn. Florence's enjoyment would