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The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
CULLIGAN SELECTED
TO PILOT BUSINESS
Sterling Little Quarter Back of Sten-
ographers Honored at Foot
ball Banquet.

Bill CulIigan, the sterling little field
general of the Business eleven. was elect
ed to captain the Stenographers in the
1915 campaign asst night at the annual
football banquet held at the school.
Culligan is one of the most versatile
athletes in the local schols. For the past
two years he has played a clever game at
quarter back. and it was largely the
individual efforts Of this lad that made
the Stenographers contenders for the
football title ths-EalI. He is also one of
the mainstays of the basketball team,
and is generally regarded as one Of the
greatest forwards ever seen in the high
schools. Aside from these two branches
Of sport. Culligan played second base on
the baseball nine last spring and did not
suffer in comparison. That he will prove
without saying.
Although Business was beaten in the
crucial contest Of the season by Tech, it
was not disgraced, and the followers OF
the Stenographers need not bow in shame
but rather honor those worthy lads that
made up the greatest team in the history
of.that school Last night these stalwart
gridiron stars were honOred by the school
with the girls of the senior class gen.
orally in charge OF most elaborate
spread. Immediately after the feast a
mass meeting was held in the assembly
hall. with a large number Of the student
body present.
Amongsthe speakers were Allan Davis.
principal Of the school: Mr. Kramer, of
the board of education: Mr.. Patterson,
superintendent of the fifth division; Miss
Rhodes and Miss Young, OF the board OF
education; Paul White. coach OF the
team: ex-Capt. Joe Wise. Capt-elect
CulIigan. Ray Wise and wassman.
Letters will be given out some time be-
fore the Christmas holidays.
BUCK HOWARD.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Pmse. SO; tvo-year-cId maiden
hlBs; five fuz.OnEs. Peg, IT,: Peggy l.. IL; An
drUmeda. ll2: ReiUa HindoO. IL; Ida Earl, lls;
Fair Margaret If2: koi9e. liz: The LarE. IL;
Emma ]. ;. H.; Virginia Hale IL: NAV lips. H.
SECOND RACErPIT-e. $40 ;hTey~year-oldI and
upward; selling: six fITlOnS. Laird o kirkc1ldy.
lo6: -ToddiIG. loS; Anna kerneiay 10; Jessie
Louise. 10: Gold Cap. Il5; Chilli rs; SIOhn, rs;
QuecSi. is; Carlton C.. rs: GabriO. lN.
THIRD RACE-PursP 800; selling: three year
oIds and upward sI furlonEs. Miss Ram Hzrb0r.
l05: Inferno Quren. IO5: Fired Lev. los: Loan
shark. los: Sir CaledcTe no Palm Leaf. no; STe-
hand Ill: Michael AnEeIo Ill; Water Lad. lis;
jos Knight. lis: BatWa is.
FOURTH RACE selling: TlIrsc. Soo: threey year
oIds and upward; mile. Dakota. g; yellow
EyCs, !O2 Husky Lad, let: al Bloch. l05; Patty
RSGsn. l06: Col HOLLOWAY. lT; DuqueSne. 10;
'NzyirT Ill: 'ieTard. IL; As:rOogPT. IL
FIFTH RACE Pure SIC; tFo-year-Olds: srIlinE
i've and Onehaf flTlOng& Mrs. Campbell. IOc
Ill
Blsgk Thorn. la4: Columbia LADY. IO4: 'MateI
Montgomery. IO6: Fair Helen. lG5: 'Hertngraph.
los; Dixie lC Harlequin. los; Noluspa. lOS; 'Fen-
roCk lO9; Black Earl. 100: Long Reach, Ill: Racy.
SIXTH RACE Purse 500: three-year-oIds and
upN ard: selling: mile. Scarlet Letter 90: Fool
. Fortune. G. King McDoWeli, %; Ton HaDcoCk
-: Bean PCTc. lOl: Heart Beat lol; Moonlight,
lOi: Ruisseau l0: Nada Mas. lOe.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
MAKES RECORD POOL RUN.
Benny Allen Runs 9s Balls in
Match with Harrow.

worlds nIEh record for pocket billiards.
made by Benny Allen. the champion. has gene uh-
noticed for two weeks according to Chariey Peter
EOn. who refereed the recrnt Allen Mature cham
Ticnship match Allen made his record run d -
Pete says in match with Frank KarrDE tDagD
Frank. Of Houston. Tex. Just before the Mature
clash.
This fellow Harrow breczed into Kansas City
and challenged Allen u a handicap match sa!d
Petersen yesterday and it was in the final block
that AilCn made his record. ] reached Kansas City
in time Sc the final Tlay and Akin Detde,i $50
points TO KaTroW's 90 II lOoked bad for the cham
TiCn, and the block began ! remarked that row
the time for record run In the third inning
Allen started on a Un that stopped only after he
had Iockstod g balls. He r1lssed on a break when
he sswed himself NJ The b,s, previous record was
Il, also held by Alien
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-Olds: five furionzs Viva,
IO5: Fossie. Io5: Charity Ward lo6 Barbarita IO5:
Gertrude b. 100: Ida. oS; Helen Raybould los:
Nobclman &c:
SECOND RACE-Selling; hree-yearoIds and up
ward mile. Judge sale. 100; Spindle. los: Fort
sumpter. lO5 WeyanOAe, l0s: Gordon Russell IL
THIRD RACE-Selling: three-year-olds; six and
one-haf furlongs. FTedA johnson 100: 'Panhachapi.
100; Senator James, los; Netmaker los; Lacazadora
10: Azurea ITO: AutOmaid. 10; Parnen Girl Ilg;
Judge Gheens. 10: Ornar Lad. 10: Toy Boy. 10:
Annual Interest 10; Tight Boz lis; Hesitate lis:
AmohalkO. lis.
FOURTH RACE-An ages; Teluca Handicap: fve
furiongs. Joe Blair. IS: FAthom. I0O; Florence
Roberts lo6: Gipsy Love, III; OtheIIo Is
FIFTH RACE-Selling; three-year-olds: five and
one-haf furlolgs. Salon. %: Mater lo7; Char
meuse IO7: OsapIe. IOs: King Worth. Ill: Orb. 10
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three-year-olds and up,
ward; mile. Yankee Tree. 8; Fairy, lol; Hard
Ball. Io3; Dave Montgomery. los; 'Hannis IO5;
Transact. l65; Ambr. l6; Luke vanzandt, 10:
Polls. 10: Otto. loi: Melts. lII; Acumen, ia
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11

Report has Just been received BY q manufacturer
Of this country that an entire shipnnt Of motor
cycles had been commkndssred Gt AntEupI
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
ELBERFELD SLATED TO GO.
veteran InneIder to Be Released
by Brooklyn Nationals.

Rrookyn. Dec. lo.-Kid ElbeTfcId. who did 4 turn
At assistant manager coGch, emergency scout, and
substitute shortstop for the Supsrbas last season. Is
70 he let ont By the BrOOkbn club AccOrdlng To
rrrnr+ the Tabasco Kid has not been offered a
contract for 1915.
Manager wiIbeTt Robinson will be forced to worry
along without an assistant next season. while ono
of the Youngsters u expected TO grab the Tahasco
Kids Job as second aid shortstopper.
Elbcrfeh knew that his career a SupeTba was
drawing near at the end Of last seasOn, As he had
hen tipped OF that he would not be retained, and
has Iecn on the lookout for another Job. Despite
the fact that he has passed his tuTteth milestone(
the nnc-time crack inhclder Of the Yanks is still
CaruhlC
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
McGraw After Quaker Stars.

New York. Dec. l0.-MAnaser McGraW is getting
ready TO swing q big deal that will put the Giants
very much In the running next season. He hasn't
given up hope yet Of getting Zimmerman. but IN
the meantime he Is working TO secure Hans LobeTt.
Sherwood MGgee and Charley Doom. three Of the
Quakers best- McGraW viii have to hang out soma
tasty bait TO net this trio. But he has Stock
Grant. Murray. Snodrass Becker and Mclean to
use in trade. DOOIn has the permission Of the
Philadelphia manager to trade himself. Bresnahln
notified McGraw last night that he can have Zim-
norman il he wfir~Eire up Burns and Doyle.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11

Frank Sherman played his usual con-
servative game, scoring steadily and win
ming by superior form. His high run last
night was II, but almost every inning he
scored, and while the runs were small,
they carried of the honors in the end.
Sherman eXtricated himself from numer-
Gus tight holes and scored by means of
the most accurate and scientific play.
Some of his combination shots were Of the
sensational variety.
The amphitheater was full of spectators
last nights game being a better drawing
card than any of the others. Eddie
Killeen, last years winner of the pocket
billiard championship at the Royal, acted
as referee.
The totals OF the four-game series were
as follows:
Sherman. $50 $50 $50 I5O-6g
De Oro......... 100 10 l61 S+5Oj
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Seventeen Teams in Race.

New York. Dec. N.-The largest field ever entered
in longdistance roller-skating race will face the
starter in the twenty four-hour racs at Madison
Square Garden December Il. Seventeen teams haVN
been made up from the list Of entries received
oi the prominent skaters and title holders heing
among the collection. few Of the faIOnte teams
already made up Blackburn and Cioni. Isnnay
and Woodwork, MOfat and Hebe. and Carey and
BirkheimeT. These combinations arr sure to be
frUnt runners in the long grind. and. barring Gcc-
dents. It will b a harl matter TO keep thCm out
of the Prize money.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
|!1|I!S!';SEH{H|

IL ueNSlOpeQ dt the Dig -OaSeDdll
meeting in New York that Ru-
doIph Hynicks, of Cincinnati, the
first purchaser of the Yankees, is
a theatrical magnate who special
ICES in burlesque. When inter-
viewed, Hynicks stated that he had
no room for any more attractions.
fractions.
Among the hundreds of baseball
players and magnateS in New York
for the pow-wow was recognized
Buck" Freeman, the famous
home-run hitter of the Nationals in
the old days. Buck" appeared to
be prosperous. He is a minor
league umpire and hopes some day
to be up in the big show.
The games won column do not show
Rube Marquard, New York Giants
twirler. as a winner for the season lust
passed. but competent judges say the
left-hander pitched in hard luck, and
that IL the club had batted behind him
as 1t did behind Matthewson. his record
wouldn't have been so gloomy. 1t is no
wonder the New York management in
tends to put up fight to get him back
from the Feds.
just soon as Jack Hass takes
hold of the GaIInudet basketball
team, orders are issued that every
member of his squad must be Vac-
cinated. Coach Haas may have to
teach them to shoot baskets with
their feet, n his quInt in to play
the early game on its schedule.
Freddie Welsh is doing mental training for his
next fight He simply hops down on a couch and
reads.
Thanks for the tip Freddie, we will soon be
heavyweight champ Of the world.
One reason why Kid Williams the little scrapper.
dislikes O'Keefe, Is because 0'Keefe took one
punch at Williams manager. Sammy HAMS.
Any man who takes one punch at a fight manager
deserves to be shot at sun rise. He should take
dozen healthy Uallops
Our high school athletic editor uaxcd real peeIsh
bring in a picture Of "A tower Of strength" one
Of his pet expressions.
THINGS THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN.
Z Football at Columbia.
Walter johnson signing a sl2 600 contract.
Bill Foley Sidesteppine argument
The AIl-High School AllPrep football game
Pleasant weather for the Figilants and Engineers
game next Sunday.
football coach who never said the officials
robbed him after a close defeat
With Eddie Collins On the ChieaEo White sox
added reason will be offered for Chick Gandil
to clean up" with . triple next summer. when
Nationals and Sox meet
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
BITS OF BASEBAII,

TIE Feds seem far too reluctant in making Pub
lie the names Of their latest crop Of jumpers for a
league that has boaSted Of them long and loudly.
II Big Ed Koaetchy has been quoted correctly he
he is the modest little violet 4 Western scribe
quotes him thJEly: "A composite edition u Me
lnnes. Safer, Daubsrt and Schmidt can't Sc, By
at FORBES Field.
Being released by the Yankees gave Harry WoHer
chance TO distinguish himself batter in the
Coast League last season.
The former Yankee Outfielder made a total OF
"a hits in 12 games which - the closest any
player has cume to the Coast LSaG7Ie rCoOrd made
by Van Buren in ten years
The st. Louis Brown trying TO arrange =
deal with the Red SOI whereby Catcher JACK
Leary is to 90 to Boston in exchange for First
BGScman Gainor and Catcher Thomas.
Connie Mack has added his denial to that %
Frank Farrell regarding the report that Rube Old
ring and Jack Iapp would be traded to the Yankees
for Ray Caldwell.
Ray Caldwell may be signed to a threeyear con-
tract with the Buffalo Feds as n. +. Carroll. OF
the Feds asserts but the Yankees still insist that
he belongs to them. because he ancertsd 81 so for
an option on his services for the seasOn Of 1915
It is explained that the Giants were drst in
club batting last year and second this year, and
that is the reason they failed to win the pennant.
The Dodsers were fins, this year, which explains
their comparatively easy victory in the worlds
series.
Brains undoubtedly had much to do with the
victory Of he BrGNeA Dick Rudolph has just come
through with . profound article In which he makes
clear that pitcher must have control.
It might benefit the Federal League masnatcs
much TO oOmT4re notes before making announce
meutS in the future they wish to encourage the
DIblic'S faith in their assertions.
Doubtless many Of the erroneous reports conceTn-
ing the league arc sent out BY persOns in way
Connected with the Feds. but there are also nu-
meTUrs Conflicting statements that direct
from the league officials.
Bob Gilks. the former Cleveland scout. who man
agtd the Montgomery team in the SoutheTn League
last year, plans tN Opsn baseball school in Pen
sacolA. ia. shortly for the instruction Of young
pitchers AID catcheis.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
ASK FOR ALLIANCE.
Filipino Athletes Want to Join the
A. 4. U.

New York. Dec. lO.-FIpino athletes seek an
alliance with the Amateur Athletic UnOu There
j. every indication that the parent body will act
faEorably co the application which means the best
performers Of the Philippine tribes will compet.
at the Panama Exposition. Thomas T. CASSIDY
chief Of the buildings bureau Of education in the
Philippine called 7. W. RUBEN Yesterday and
explained conditions in the islands. He said there
are twenty-five cluts controlled by athletic fed
Grafton which hold games regularly. Athletics are
taught in all the schools
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
To Defend His Title,

New York. Dec. lo-Hannes kolehmainen has
gwen II out in no uncertain terms that he eI-
pectS to successfully defend his title in the senior
run at Van Cortland Park course next Saturday.
The neld is the smallest ever entered in national
cruss-country championship race and teams will
compete from the IriSh-AmeTican. the New York
Athletic Club and the Mercury Athletic Club.
Of PHILADELPHIA
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Indian Johnson in Hot Water,

Sioux City. Iowa, Dee. "A bysta1dcr shot
and seriously injured WinnebAso. Iowa yesterday
Whel Justice Of the Peace CoIligan tried to Arrest
Chief Johnson. Indian baseball pitcher Of the
Federal League.
JohnsOn EcClsei Of being diSordcrly
The Indian vas feIled b blow OT-r the head
from Col!igzn's revolver. The weapon was di--
charged and Herman BCne. IN Cnlookcr drgrp-I
with a hullCt in his abdomen johnson disapF Jared
during the excitement.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
This Is Some Dog!

Grecnsburg. Ind. Dec. lO.-Geo-ge lawson owns
dog that does not always wait until his master
cares to 90 hunting but frequently gOeS by his
Lonesome" Saturday the dog started on the chase
alone. and after a short tine returned with nics
rabbit, still warm, which he deposited at the
door. The dog seldom returns from one Of its
lonesome hunts without bringing some game.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Seniors Play z Quint,

Another interesting and well played contest is
looked for when the Y. VI. c. 4. Boys Department
Basketball team. after weeks rest. gets In action
tonight against the Senior Cass team Of Business
High School, one OF the strongest semester teams
at the Rhode Island avenue institution, at O'Clock.
IN the formers gymnasium.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
to Make New Waiver Rule Ban Johnson toIntervew Minors
Magnates Adjourn; Fail
ToPass the Waiver Rule
To Investigate Johnson Case

New York, Dec. I0.-Ban John
son, president of the American
League, announced today that
suit would be brought against
the Federal League for inducing
walter johnson to jump from the
washington, American League,
club to the FederaIs. johnson
stated that he would leave for
washington Immediately to con-
fer with Ben Minor, president of
the Washington club, to decide
the nature of the suit.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Names Golf dates

New Nork Dec. 6.-Tr- n-Nt ulrn cbsmrioBshlD
Of the United states toll Associative viH rs
played CT some metropolitan crJrs-. according 10
present indications. number 4 applications have
slrCaly been Elade BY cI1bs in this vicinity ard il
is believed that either BaltE--1I the FCyhdl3
LINKS Staten Island viii b. aTdcd the tCIrs.s
when the national bCly mests in January
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Paramount Five Losers.

The fast Fairmont quint went down to
defeat last night at the hands Of Roland
A. c. in the gym Of the Friendship House.
Is TO s..
For the winners Hughes contributed
thirty points, playing one Of the greatest
games seen in the southeast gym this
wear. Williams tossed the majority Of
the losers scores. besides playing all over
the floor Tho summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Boughton Elected CAPTAIN.

Columbus. Ohio. Dec l0-Ivan d. BOuEhton. q
Columbus vas elected captain Of the 1915 football
team Of the Ohio State University at the annual
football banquet rendered the members Of this
years squad by the athletic department Of the
university here tonight- Bo1ghton is q junior and
has been 0hio's dEht tackle for two year,.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Many Stars Dead.

New York, Dec. IO-The ranks of veteran bag
ball players suffered heavy inroads during 1914 no
less than eleven famous stars having died up to
December l. Among the number were Rube
Waddell. Buck Weaver. Harry Steinfeldt. Buster
Brown, Rosie Weber. Charley CAMEL. Danny Green.
Ossie Scheck. Meinie PeitZ and Jack Sheridan, the
veteran umpire.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Pigeon Fsneiers' Meetinq

,IInaance claimed-
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Potter Elected at Cornell.

Ithaca, y. Y, Dec. lo-Daniel Frederick Potter
jr-. junior of Buffalo yesterday was elected cap
tain Of the Cornell varsity cross-country team for
1915. Potter has been a member Of the team for
two years and in the intercollegiates last month
the title Of individual intercollegiate Cross
country champion
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Auto Racing Dates.

Chicago. Dcc. 70 Auteul6hi'e racing date uc5s
announced TODAY - folrU,. ElEn road race CGi-
cagu. Angus, > and Z 20 mile race % GsiesUurs
JUre u: ,Ocmilc raCe at sioux ,ug June 5;
Tac,.ma race. distance not sleciiJd. July 4; In
dianaT-Ii, Jn-mile event MAY 20
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Cricket Star Is dead

Philadelphia Der. .O-NeU5OId Ettir- mcmbsr
Of old Philadelphia family and a former cricket
PLAYER Of international reputation died TO-DAY after
a prutT1cteti iIlress. He SIty-one years old.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Cornell Retains Sharpe

Ithaca. V Y. Dec. I0.-Dr AIbrrr SNarTe.
who has bCsn coach ~ Cornell football eIcvens fer
the last two yCars, has brn engaged &" rUach foot
ball baseball and basket ball A. Cornell for the neat
Ave years.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
NATIONAL CAPITAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
TERMINAL Il. R. Y. n. c. A. LEAGUE-
WHITMAN SHOWS HAND.
To Abolish New York State Box
ing Commission.

New York. Dec. Io.-GoT.-elect Charles Whitman
announced that he intends to abolish the State box
ing commission because the results Of its work have
been unsatisfactory In its place he will appoint
State boxing supervisor to regulate boxing in New
York State. This commission was composed OF
three members
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
WANTS TO COME BACK.

Boston. Der. lo.-Heinie Wagner. former star
Of the Boston Red SOA. vii Try to come back
next spring. SinCe lasi Trins Wagner has bcen
out Of the game. At that time he devcIcped water
on the elbow and unable to play. Wagner plans
70 60 TO Hot springs early To boil out bis ann.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Passing of lack Coombs.

Thiladelpnia. Dec. l0.-Jack Coombs the PhilA-
5cIrhia American LeaGne pitcher, was given an
conditional reiesse b. Connie Mack. COombs was
inbue,l while pitching In q worlds series game
.gsnst the New YORK Giants In 1911 and Si.ns then
~, done rery little vurt On TIE nound-
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Slated for Managerial Job.

New YORK. Dec. n.-Georgc Willis. Of the Giants
,;,cbinc staff. Il slated to manage the SyrAcrsse
Tan IN the Jersey City franchise n shifted 10 Syra
c,,-r Manager McGrHw assured WItss that he will
be granted MS unconditional release the deal goes
a.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11

Philadelpdia, Pa. Dec. D.-The seventeenth an
nusl meeting Of the National Association Of Amer
lean HominE Pigeon Fanciers. Inc Will be held this
Afternoon al the Parkway Building The business
meeting. starting at 2;30. will be followed by
banquet in the cIening
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
That Army-Navy Game.

Annapolis Md. Dec lc-IL = taken for =-anrct
EcEc that next YEAR Aray-Nav EriliE. sz.;i. uiI
h siasCd n New NpTk On NOvrInls- = Av~IrIruE
si's for the g7me dsTOlyss UPON the Amy. and
there IS Ht;ls dOubt ;Lat the Polo 'i-cGnLs will b.
chosen for Il,
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Declines Perdne Offer

Lafayette. Ind. Dcr. IO.-AlphA r. Jansou Who
last year offered the position Of athletic director
Al PlIyiHe University. succeeding Hugh Nichol an
nounced today that he would not acceTt bCcausr Of
bJsincsj interests
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Cubs to Train at Tsmpa-

Chicago, Dec. The Cubs will gather in Tampa
Fla, for 1915 training on February g ready to
start work the following day. it was announced here
today. Thirty days viii be spent at Tampa. In
route north. the exhibition program calls for stor
at Savannah. Birmingham, Nsshyt5e, ChattAnooga,
and Memphis.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11

DssnS-tiiutions-B0 Bowen for Hin. Kline for Edmon-
.op. Goals from hoor-Hushes n5). kreitler IN.
E,sronan ~ Williams (6, Meyers (9. Edm0uston
n Pfcifcr Referce-Dr. Taylor. nmekeeper-A.
F1ood Time o. halres-0 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Clarke Renews Contract.

Winfield. kars.. lie. lO.-Frei Clarke. OF WIu
feldyho Tor sINjccn years has bccn manager Gf Ia,
Pittsburgh National Laagls BASEBALL club. t1siav
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Improving Lehigh Athletic Field.

south Bethlehem. Ia De l-. " ..rS lIs began
IMPROVEMENTS to the fo,rbaU f.I lu The rev
Taylor Stadium AZ Lehigh Urve-sl.,. uh.rh vii
entail a oDst Of $50 Tn sntr-r Did IS NcinC
torn up and system of und~rrr1luf drainage will
be installed
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
British Boxers Arrive.

New Nors. II. 70 -Amnrg the passengers arriVin:
TO-DAY the steamer uriuna from Liverpool was
Young CChea. of En=lard. a pIallst. who has beel
a boxing t~r ui England and France He
Is hooking foT matches rcrr.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Trainmen Quint Wins.

The Trainmen defeated the Union
station team yesterday in the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium. 19 to II. The
feature Of the game was the offensive
pIaying Of Moffett and the defensive
nIaving of O'Brine. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Athlate IInder Knife

Boston Dec. lO-Thonas EnriSht. former s'ar
athlete Of Worcester and PhiIips-EEeter academies
and captAn of this years Hlrvard freshman eleven.
is i'll at OraI hosTTtal recovering from OPERATION
for apTendiCitis
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Suit Withdrawn

Chicago. Dc. IO.-President ]. A. Gilmore. q
the Federal League, notified today from Bllti-
mo!e that the 5000 damage suit filed against the
Baltimore Federal League team has been Withdrawn
by the plaintiff.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Nav Call Off Raes

London Dec. Moving to the large punh.r ~
absentees at both Oxford and Camhridze. thers 4, =
chance that the annual crew ncs On DE T%,,,s.
Ill b called Oh nszt ysar.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Russell to Lead Chi Eleven.

Chicago Dec. lo.-"Pete' Russell quarter back
elected captain Of the 1915 University Of Chi
cago football team today. He succeeds Paul des
Jardien.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Totals. 90 Bl 73l Totals. ID.
NORTHEAST DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
n STREET DUCKPIN LEAGUE
To Train at Daytona.

New York Dec. lO.-The Brooklyn National League
team will 20 into training at Daytona. Fla.
March . Charles H. Ebbets, jr.. announced today.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-11
Dr.. VIM. 7. Baldus, Specialist.

Brain, nerTOus and stomach disease: Dr's servies
and MEDICINE, 8; cor 6sh 4 nv. HarS 10 q
%. 70 . d m Ph- N. BIS