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The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
MURCH CHOSEN CAPTAIN.
Will Lend Swarthmore Football
Team Next Fall.

SWsrthmOre, Dec. 9-The Athletic Council Of
Swarthmore College awarded twelve varsity letters
to the members and Managers Of the 1914 eleven.
Dwight Murch. half back this seasons team,
was unanimously chosen captain 81 the 1915 foot
ball aggregation. Lester Shoemaker was elected
assistant football manager
These players received their letter. who par
ticipsted in at least threequartcrs Of the contests
on the schedule: Capt Cline. Hunter. Murch.
Mason. Eldcott, Weidner. McGOTern, Locke. Pass
more, Z CornoS. A. COTnog and Manager TWininE
DOunely. Harry Stephens and McCAbs received
the ''S C" Only two Of this years eleTen will
be lost BY graduation. CaUt. Cline and Pete
Hunter.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Aupoints Visiting Committe.

President FaUnce, Of Brown. has appointed q
visiting committee athletics the duties Of which
will be to- bring alumni and administration together
in all aAetic matters. There has been such .
body in the physical training department but not
in athletes Those appointed by President Faunce
are Michael J. Lynch. C. Z Buxton, Edward H.
Weeks, Byron S. Watson. Fred woodcock Fred
Murphy and Paul c. De Wolf. Murphy. WOOD
cock and Lynch were prominent athletes at Brown
in their day Murphy in football and woodcock and
Lynch in baseball. Lynch became a professional
pitcher for time after leaving college and twired
for the Piratcs and the Giants.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
CHIEF JOHNSON ON RAMPAGE.
Feds Indian Pitcher Intoxicated
JustIce's Gum Wounds Snectafor.

Sioux City Iowa. Dec 9-Chief johnson, the
Federal League star Indian pitcher. went on the
WArpalh Tuesday at Winnebago. his home town.
Justice Of the Peace ColIgan decided that johnson
intoxicated and tined TO arrest him. The latter
refused to be arrested gun brought into
play and it crashed down JOhnRon's head. He
fell and in some manner the gun was discharged.
The bullet hit Herman Blower. SPECTATOR. in the
groin. While the wounded man bring cared
for, johnson made his escape. He has not been
found, after a dIigant search by the authorities.
Blowers wound is not considered serious.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Central Athletes Rewarded.

Yesterday. seventeen worthy lads were awarded Ger
tihCates for their deeds the gridron during tn.
last season by L. V. Lampson, president Of the
athletic association, while Miss O'Connell. vice
president Of the association took this opportunity TO
award the sane to Miss Hazel May Priest and Miss
Edith Margaret Pierce for their work in tennis.
Among those who cnyencd the ceremonies in the
capacity Of speakers were Emory Wilson. principal
Of the school l.. v LAmpson, president Of the
athletic association: John Thomas. cnach Of the
team: EI-C1pt Richards. and Capt.-elect Buck
OchStRdt, all Of whom sToke the pI,SIrCtS for
next year. The following awarded letter.:
Atherton. Bassett Belcher. Hill. HoliingyWorth.
c. Richards. J. Richards. Mckinney. Wirt, White
Stokes Saxon. Mcdonald. Wne ,rson. Roberts
Elliott and RoEers. manaEcr Of last years team.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

Wise sayings of great men:
"The Feds are q tOke"-Ban
johnson.
ave have put Charley Murphy
out OF organized baseball''-Tener.
"The Nationals will cop the pen
nant anyway"-Clark GrImth.
81 get what I want when I want
n~-Walter johnson.
"DO your Christmas Topping
early"-GiImore.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Young Rupert Interviewed
Tbe WasIIington HeraIll

Special TO The Washington Herald.
French Lick, Ind. Dec. s.-Jscob Rupert, IT,.
the New York brewer declined today to discuss
in any way tho reported purchase by him Of the
New York Yaakces. 4 friend Of the brewer made
the statement, however. that ''Ruppsrt has bought
the Yankees at $SOo.e0O and Mack will be the
manager Of the club"
Il is believed that Rupert Is aTerse to its being
iknOWn that any brewery interests are concerned in
the purchase of the New York American League
team
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Lowe for Pennsylvania

The University Of Pcnnsylva will welcome one
Of the best Gruund schoolhoy athletes in the coun-
try in 1916. He is George H. Lowe. recently elected
captain Of the 1915 Exeter Academy football team.
Thu years team Of the New Hampshire institution.
Of uhich Lowe star end. considered the
best preparatory school Aggregation in the United
States. Lowe is not only hg league football
player, but he hs a good track man. and can throw
the weights well.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
DICKSON WILL Be.
PENN'S HEAD COACH
He Will Have Absolute Charge Of
Football Team on Field
Next Fall.
Special TO The Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Dec. s-"By" Dickson will act
as head neld coach Of the UniTerSity Of Pennsyl-
JsniG football team next fall. Upon him will de-
yolIe the work of organizing a championship grid
iron combination. He will have absolute charge
the field. and his word will be law
By Dickson is exceedingly popular with both
students and players. and they are sure to CO
operate with him in order that Penn should have
. successful football team George Brooke. who
the head coach during the last two years. will
act in advisory capacity only.
II was at q meeting held last night that many
Of the prominent graduates Of the University OF
Pennsylvania decided upon this policy. They all
realize that Coach Brooke's contract has yet one
year to run. and that in all fairness to him II
should be respected There is every reason To he
heTe that the players who voted against Coach
Brooke only recently will fall in line and help place
Penn in the football spotlight next fall.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Carroll Primed for Run.

r'.u on SATURDAY. December z starting from in
f-1nt q the clubhouse and going out as far as
the Zno Psrk and hack to the finishing line in
frBrt uf tl' club The men will leave the club
hrl.se uu Tenth street at 80 p m.
HetUeru twenty and thirty men from the in
-:irrf will enter and Baltimore will he represented
b, zi-Iut ten men. Catholic University will enter
. ivC-nan team for the event. Several other
teams will br entered in the from different
clubs ia the rity.
Valuable gold medals have been donated for the
rrw and srat interest is being taken in the affair.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Harvard Too Serious
in Athletics-Yale

AST Haven. Conn. Dec. 3. In the old days
VIM YALE usd TO win most Of her games frum Har-
rsrd the Harvard sneer at Yale for making sIIch
s1Uls matter of her sprts was very famiIiAr" ssys
Yale critic. Harvard used to Say. and Try 10
believe. that play ought not TO be made surh grim
work. Now that conditions reversed. the atti.
tide toward football Assumed or real is reTersetl
slsO. Yale takes satI-facti0n in saving that
Hinkey has made the game enjoyable 10 hts men
anyhow. On the other hand il is evident that
a. Vale u-s@i 10
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Wiltse MAY Manage Club.

New York. Dec. eff the jersey City Interna-
tional League franchise Is shifted To Syracuse as
PLANNED today, George Wiltse the Giants veteran
pitcher. will be made manager OF the team Mana
ger McGaw assured Wiltse that he will be granted
his unconditional release If the deal goes through
A numbcr Of Syracuse business men are in the
DeTery and arrange for its transfer. The shifting
Of the club from league into another calls for
considerable work the part Of the league mag
mates in getting the consent Of the owners inter
eSted.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
DOOM FOR GIANTS.
PhIIIies' Former Manager Likely
to Figure in a Trade.

New York. Dec s-Morsn and Doom had q
heart-tO-heart talk this afternoon After the con
ference Moran said: Charlie and have cOme to
agreement TO what each is willing to do.
Charlie has agreed not 10 do any business with
any cne outside Of the National League this week.
This is that l have time TO make a
trade for him. I told Charlie that he has my
permission to go ahead and talk up a trade
with any other manager. Dnoin wants to play
with the Giants and l told Charlie that would
see McGraW either today tomorrow and sce
il the Giants would make deal with the Phil
lies for him Doom and have always been
friends and ! will do all that for him, and
he will do what he can to help me"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
The Race Courses in War Time.

Horse racing is a dead issue in Europe Just
now. but the sport is doing its share TO assist
in the times Of distress The buildings at the
famous Ascot cuurse in England are all be-
ing used in connection with the war Some pro
vide quarters for tho wives and children Of the
soldiers. The 5shillinG stand has been fitted up
a military hospital. At the famous Long
champs course in Paris. the military authorities
however, encToaChinS on the course proper.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
TIGERS MAKE DENIAL.
Princeton Not to Row Harvard and
Penn in Triangular Regatta.

Princeton. y J.. Dec. "A denial Of the re
rsrt that PrinCeton's varsity crew had agreed To
a proposed triangular regatta with Harvard and
Pennsylvania was issued by the rowing association
hrrp last night in no uncertain terms
Il was stated tllat no such regatta had been sug-
rrsied to the Tigers and that no negotiations
had heen attempted with Harvard since the Cam
rrd=e management refused return race with the
Tigers at Princeton last spring after being defeated
OF the Charles River the year before.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Dallas Makes Joe Dunn Manager

Springfield. Ohio, Dec s.-Joe Dunn, Of this
city, of the Atlanta, Ga, baseball team Southern
League, signed a contract yesterday TO manage
the Dallas. Tex. team Of the Texas Leasle the
coming season. The deal for his rele1Ee Was
closed with Manager William smith, Of Atlanta,
who is visiting relatives in this city, The prir-e
has not been given out.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
ACADEMY TEAM WINS.
Army and Navy Props Basket-baII
QuInt Beaten by ~ to rs.

The Army and Navy ACSdrtny BASKETBALL team
Yesterday defeated the strong Amy and Navy
Prep team in the latiCrs Z, ,mnasium lu a hard
fought game. to =. Owing 10 the fact that
Kimberly. the crack forward Ul the Academy boys.
played on the Prep team last year much rivalry
in evidence and only the constant PLAYING
Of the Lavender and White boys rendered the Vic
tors
The first half ended with the Fourteenth Street
h'ys IN the lead by few pUiuts. but the
Prrrs came hack strong in the second half ami
al one time had the score almost tel From this
time it nip and tuck with Academy having
the slight advantage through the shooting OF Capt
Rundcl
Cart Rundell. DoNou and Mi~r. a the winners
and kessler. of the PrTs. psyed games. re
spsCtiyely LiDa-uD and srrnU3FN
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Sherman Leads De Orc
In Championship Match
FIeIschmann Has Grievance.

twenty-eiEht and De Oro's highest was
sixteen. Shermans highest run last night
WAS twenty-five.
The totals on the games played are:
Sherman. 40: De ORC. 421. he having run
l6l points last evening.
Charles Bartelmas acted as referee at
both games yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
British Soccer Season Extended.

I~rndou Dee. 9-At a SPECIAL meeting Of the
English Football Association held in London yes
fCrdsy several big league clubs proposed to eI.
TEND the soccer season from Anvil % to the end
Of May. 1t was stated that some Of the smaller
r!rl5. having suffered financially through the
falling uT in the attendance at the league games.
desired To play i've extra matches. The meet
inc favored the extension, but left the final decision
10 fe made later IN the month
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Kane to Cautaiu Fordham,s Nine

New YORK, Dec. s-Harry Flasler Kane yester-
day was elected captain Of next seasons Ford
ham baseball team. The news came aS a sur
prise. as Billy" Walsh had been reelected for
the coming season. Walsh, finding he could not
give the proper attention to the captiincy, re-
signed Kane was right end on this years foot
ball eleven and left field on The baseball team
isSt yeGr.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
BUSINESS WINS EASILY.
StenOgrapherH' Basket-balI Quint
Defeats FaIrmont A. &.

Business High School gymnasium yesterday was
the scene Of a onesided basket-bal game when the
Business quint defeated the Famout Athletic Club,
composed Of players from Technical High School, BY
81 TO t. The Stenogr4TheIs preSented an attack
which completely hzfled the cluhnen, and from the
hrS whistle it was only a question Of how big a
scOre Business would roll up
The Wise boys were again In the linclight Buck
making eight baskets Joe seven. and Ray six. The
Niss boys and Culligzn for the winners and Etseman
for the osers starred in their respective positions
Ldue-uD and summary.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Grateful Nation Is Wilson's Aim.

That President Wilson's aim is to make
the people Of this country so grateful
that they will be willing to die for thair
country: that a million men would be IN
arms by sundOwn should President VIII
son issue a call. and that you cannot
prepare for war unless you intend to
make war are statements contained in
speech Mr.. Bryan made in Baltimore
Tuesday night. copies Of which were re-
ceived here yesterday
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
PLAY BALTIMORE RIVALS.
Warrington Soccer Team Tackles
thr Mnnderers Next Sunday.

The Washington Soccer Club will play the Balti-
u-rr Wanderrrs next SUNDAY. Capt. Wright has
Tucked strong team fer this game. Donald Er1zer.
a former Scottish professional will be in the line
'- The club will be without tht services OF its
-rrvrr fall hack Jack Mc,iinty." who has met
vuE an .rridr-st. The game will be played in
TzMinor~ Nj member requested 70 be at
Triru station hy II - SUndsy
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Hard Luck and Harvard CAPTAINS.

Probably no big college football team in the
country has had more misfortuncs haT;Dcn to its
varsity captains than Harvard. whose captain for
this season. Capt. BricSley. unable 10 play
in the big games because Of operation for ap-
pendicitiS. Almost every for the last twenty
years the coaches have had something TO wOrTy
about beCause Of more less important injuries
IN the Crimson leaders and it has often happsnrd
that Harvard teams have PLAYED out their Yale
games without the captain bSuS On the field.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
DR.. VIM. 7. Raldu,. SnAciaIi,t.

Brain nervous and stomach diseases; Dr.s serT1es
ard meiicine e: -. cor. 6th l. nv HorS 4 =
m to y. Ph- N 3lh
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

Philadelphia, Dec 9-Connie Mack de-
MED this afternoon that ne would manage
the New York American League baseball
club in 1915. ''I won't leave Philadel-
phia." said Mack. Il am well satisfied
here. l have done very well since came
here, and you can't make il too strong
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
FLETCHER REFUTES
ALARMIST REPORTS

CONTINUED From PAGE oNE.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Engineers Are Called

Sporting Editor Herald: Through your sportip.
page the Engineer football team claimed that their
goal line has been crossed for seTer,I vearx In
the first part Of this season, the Spartan footbaII
team played the Engineers, but were beaten by 50
and il that Is not crossing their goal line vouId
like To know yhst is! Respectfully.
A FOOTBALL PAN
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
New Owners for Athletics;
Mack to Manage Yankees;
Club Is Sold for $45O,OOO

that am going to remain here. haven't
heard a word about this New York propo-
sition. I am laying out my plans for the
Athletics in 1915. l may have to build UP
a new team, but have done that before.
The Athletics OF 1915 will be in the race
every moment"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
st. Paul Quint Wins Two.

The st. Paul basket-b ball team opened its season
last night by taking two games one from Business
High Reserves. 8 to 2, and the other from the
Eastern Presbyterian Church team % TO G.
The first game was hotly contested throughout IN
til the last few minutes. when the st. Paul boys
swept their opponents of their feet.
The shooting Of Grissby and the guarding Of Hun
ter easily featured.
The features Of the second game were the shooting
Of Perley and Archibald for the winners and Thomp
son for the losers. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance Claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

observation-disclosures for Texas. johnson for Cos
mel Kline for Burgess, Stout for johnson. Goals
from hOOF-KGontz (j. Kibbcy g. Thornett C3,
Cross. Campbell ~. kendrick a., Stout a, Kline
GOl. johnson. Goals from foul-Eibbey. Kooutz.
ThOrnett Stout Kline. Referee-Mr Hammock
1imeEccpcr-Mr. Stephenson. Time Of halVes-D
minutes,
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
mage Yanks- Georgetown Wins from Mount St. Joseph
.Ebbets' Claim for
$4,000 Is Settled,
Declares Hermann

New York Dec. a-President John K. Tener, OF
| the National League. announced today that the
claim Of Charles II. Ebbets for $500 which he
alleged he had Lost to Garry Hermann. chairman ot
the National Commission in the Joe Tinker deal,
has been settled to the atisfactiou Of all parties
He refused to give the basis Of settlement.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Engineers Demand
That the Officials

Be Named Today
Mr. William Peet. Sporting Editor. Washington
Herald
Dear sir: II the officials for the Engineer
VigilAnt football game are not selected by p. m.
December 10. 1914 the manager Of the Engineers
reserUes the right To select two Of the officials
This selection will have to be accepted BY the
Nigilant management the tsme called OF.
The manager Of the Engineers demands that the
public he correctly informed and they will be 81
informed in The Washington Herald and Washing
ton Post Friday morning. December Il.
HARDY J. STORY, Manager Engineers
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

TrainerN Mike Martin. of the Nationals,
| is back from a two months soJourn in
Raleigh, n. c. Mike trained the Caro-
! lima Aggies and they liked him so wei
! that he has been asked to return. BY
tine way. Mike has lost his voice since
| the defeat of the Aggies at the hands OF
Washington and Lee.
This reminds us; a news dispatch re-
Gently announced that Silk O'LouGhltn
was having trouble with his voice, anu
that it had lost much Of its former
volumn, i'm fact, ii was claimed his voice
is almost gone. There are a few fans
in the Capital, who hope Silk accom-
paniCs his voice.
Bender and Plank will no longer bother
the Nationals, praise be to ALA! but on
the other hand the Nationals may have
no Walter johnson to Offset this advan-
tage.
A New York scTibbler asks the question. why
| do h.sehaH players so Oh the stage when eEss
| and cabbage are so high.
il is tru. that the Pittsburgh Pirates are will
| ing TO lay SlOO0 for Fred Nerkle. Of the New
| York Giants the Price of iVory is still high.
| Rozrman Bulger. OF the New York Evening World.
rulls the rrze story Of the big league coufsb It
come. from Jack Hayden. manager Of the Louis
vile club and has to do with Joe Cantillon.
and manager II the Minneapolis team.
C,ptiron, it seems. sent young pitcher against
| NiIWaukce and he vas knocked all over the lot
| He was promptly taken out. and walked back to
the bench depressed.
..Jnc" he said Il shouldn't have been in there
WIN asked the manager
81 had splitting headache ali day and ought
not to have started.
.:wbv didn't you tell me- demanded Cantllor
Because if had given an excuse when / was
told to work you would have called me yellow
dog and a gutter"
well" CaulillOn replied ia that cutting tone for
which he is famous. "it would have saved you the
trouble Of proving it.
Bud Counihan's valentine received Many thanks
Now that football is q thing Of the past the
Hi, CbIrlsy Cox has Apparently zone into hiding
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Yale to Row pAnnsu

New Haven. Conn.,, Dec. s.-Races between Ysl.
and the University Of Pennsylvania crews for tbs
SchuyIkin Riser April. %. according TO an an
nouncement today. The first and second syarsity
dEhts Will be Ssnt to Philadelphia for ths me- to
b rowod over . one and onehat mile ouur.S
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Cornell Signs Up Sharpe.

Ithaca, y. Y. Dee. 9--Dr. Albert II. Sharre. whO
led CoGnells football eleTeus Of the last years
out Of the darkness Of defeat and placed them in
the forefront, has been engaged TO coach football
baseball. and BASKETBALL at Cornell for the next five
years This announced yesterday and the stu
dent body is enthusiastic.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

Substitutious-J. Hnwood for Cornell. R. HinuOoi
for Hutchinson, Hutchinson for POtzler. Goals from
fOor-HalI 20. KreitIer Cs. Hughes 81. Bachschmid
Flood tS. Hutchinson ~. Potzler C2, Aiken Co
nell ~. Goals from foul-Hughes Hutchinson
Number Of fouls called-Roland. 5; FairlaWn 5
Refcree-Mr. Towers of Brigade l. Timekeeper-
Mr.. BrimeT. Time Of halyes-D minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

SUbstitutions-Cuuy for Cochran. F1Annisan for
Ourry. DOuneny for Dim. Connolly for Dunnelly.
DOnnelly for Kelly. Ohlum for Policy. Clark for
Kramer CaniAlieF fO- CAhilL Goals from floor
Wamssey. Malone C5l TOrmey o.. Dim 20, Foley
e.. Coch1n Kelly 5l Cury. Cahiu. CamaIicr.
F1snniSan e.. Goals from fouls-Malone ~. Tor
Wey ~. Kelly. Refertc-Mr. COllihoWer. Time
kevpsT-Mr. Duffy. Time Of halTts-0 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Clark Warns Members of House,

Speaker Clark yesterday warned mem
bers that unless they religiousIy stick TO
their jobs this winter there would be a
special session in the spring Points "
no quorum were made on two occasions.
neCessitating two calls Of the House.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

uhstitutions-Company NJ: Martin; Company L
Baker, johnson and Smith. C;oals-Schwab ~,
Frey. Holmes. Smith O.. Goals from fOul-Johns0n
smith. Timekeepes-Hr. Heise and Prof. Horan
Referee-Mr. Wheeler.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Caldwell Says He
Will Not Come Back

Kane Pa. Dec. 9.-Ray Caldwell. the Yankee
pitcher who jumped to the Buffalo Feds last
fall declares that he will not retum to the Amer
lean Leasue. Caldwell. who is visiting friends
in this city, saws he is satisfied with his berth
and does not intend to come back. Furthermore,
Caldwell said. the New York club has casa
against him. his contract has expired.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Appleby Wins at Billiards.

Edssr I. AFrlcbv. Of Columbia University ycI:er-
day defeated Julian Rice BY a sore of 30 to s. in
the Class ls.2 balk line billiard Tournament at
old. made average Of IS. In the game last
nigh: c. +. Mathews defeated Maurice ]. Doyle 20
Ia III
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
BLAKE SCHOOL WINS.

Beaten in Hot Game.
The BlAke ard Henry Schools played a god game
Of soccer football yesterday the New York Avenue
Fairgrounds. the svre being ) TO : in favor Of
BlAe. The winning goal was made in the last min
ute of play. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Ny. A. C. Can Keen Emblem.

The New York Athletic Club has exclusive night
to its famous winged foot Of Mercury, the Court
of Appeals decided yesterday in opinion Of Jus
tice RObb. A decision Of the Patent Oiicc. in
denying the right Of the Of the emblem to the
John VI. Given Company trade marx. was
upheld.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10
Federal umnires Sign.

Chicago. Dec. s-James l. Gilmore president Of
the Federal League has announced that Umptres
WesterTelt. formerly Of the American Association.
and Nnnean, Of the International League. have
Eknsd To odiciats for The FedEllS next year.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

! Goals from hoor-L. Coe 81. GWynn C9, GriEsby
| Cg. Conway 49,. Kelley. Myers 81. Weber, Miuon
! C5). Goals from foul-Myers .. Number Of fouls
| calIed-St. Paul 4: Business. ). Referee-Mr Was
man. B. H. $. Timekeeper-Mr. Elliott B. H. $.
| Time Of haEes-93 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

. Goals from hOOr-Engish, Thompson (2), Tosh
Archibald 81. Periey 81. Cramer. Goals from foul
Perley. Archibald. Number Of fouls caIed-East
PTpsbyterian Z: st. Paul Reserves, ? Referee-J
Mess T. II. $. Tmekeeper-Mr. Elliott, B. H. S.
Time Of halVes-B minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-10

Substitution Kay for O'DonuEhue Goals frum
floor Kimberly OSl Ruude ~ Bolton e.. KessIer.
Francis t5,. FTanzen 81. Goals from foul RundeI
t.. Numbrr II fouls cIlsd-Academy l5l Preps a.
TimekeeIer-Nlr. Wrenn. Referre-Mr Clancy. o
L. Time Of halves % and ; minutes.