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The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Bits of Baseball.

Bill Donovan. Pat Moran and Nap Lajoie will
be the guests Of honor at = banquet to be held
by the Sporting Writers Association Of Philadel-
phia tomorrow.
The Federal League umpires will be put through
q course Of spring training this season.
The Feds have signed Ernest johnson. shoCtstop
Of the Los Angeles club.
Testimony submitted by ]. II. Farrell. secretary
of the National Association Of Baseball Clubs, dis
closes the information that the minor leagues alone
paid SOS $50 10 ball players in salaries last season.
Russ Ford has named his latest delivery tho
corksIew curve, which leads TO the opinion
that II is appropriate for use at . magnates
meeting than the ball field
Dick KinseIlA has signed to scout for the Giants.
setting al rest the rumon that he would tale .
job with the Yankees
The Lee Mage case will Be heard in Cincinnati
on WEDNESDAY.
Joe Jackson is the only member of the Maps
who is sure Of his position next season.
Manager MorHn-will have TO take few days off
and become acquainted with the new players on
the Pills.
reports from Chicago state that Eddie Collins de-
ctned the Management Of the Chicago Americans
fearing failure. and that is why Clarence Row
land was hired. -~s
Rumor has II that Bobby Byrne, Of the Pills, has
signed With the St. Louis Federals Byrne won't
deny Il.
Charles Baird bank president and former director
OF Atheletics at the University Of Michigan, was
to-day chosen president Of the Kansas City
Federals TO succeed Q. O. Madison, resigned.
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Studebaker
Commercial Auto & Supply Co. 81 18th st.
FOOTBALL PLAYS
EVOLVED BY WOMAN
Coach Yost Credits His Wife with
Having Planned Successful For
ward Pass Formation.

Ann ArbOr Mich, Jan. 1s.-"FOOtball Is
in season every month Of the year for
the young fellow who wants to succeed
at the game" writes Coach Fielding II.
Yost in a letter Of instruction for the
winter training Of the University OF
Michigan football squad from his home
in Nashville. Tenn.
During these winter evenings" the let
ter continues. my wife and l are hold
ing long sessions of the indoor football
league and figuring out all of the plays
expect to use next fall. / have heard
professors talk about pure mathematics.
but l have found that a good gridirOn
play requires more than logical planning.
II needs a dose of imagination, and my
wife has helped q great deal in supplying
that essential part in my football plan
ming
Why. she deserves all of the credit for
that successful forward pass formation
that Michigan worked for a touchdown
against Pennsylvania i'm 1905. OF course,
the officials didn't allow il, but that was
because they hadn't caught up with her
imagination. as was proven later when
they came out with statements to the
effect that the play was perfectly legal
and should have counted in the scoring
Il am sorry that Michigan and Harvard
cannot meet next year. but believe Cor
nell and Pennsylvania will have good
teams. According to the way l figure it
cut. Pennsy is due to turn out one OF
those old-time elevens again, and all Of
us remember what competition they fur
nished''
In accordance with Coach Yost's in
structions. Trainer Farrell is putting the
eligible candidates for the 1915 team
through course of physical training, so
that they will be in good condition for
real spring practice.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
BY WILLIAM PEET.

For the second show of the Ardmore
! Club in Ardmore. Md, tonight Young
Herman Miller, of Baltimore, and Knock
out Bremen, of Buffalo, middle weights,
with a wallop tucked away in either
hand, will be the attraction for the
main bout of fifteen rounds.
1t was originally intended to book
Bremen with Gunner Selman, but Sell
man, who is a regular guy in Uncle
Sans navy. was transferred to foreign
chimes. and in his place the mana cement
was able to obtain Miller.
Selman's manager claims that the I'M
expected transfer of his protege to parts
unknown had absolutely nothing to do
with the coming fight
While the Brennen-Miller scrap prob
ably will not be as good a drawing card
as the Brennen-Selman mill, it is sure
to be more exciting and harder fought
This Miller person is some scrapper
He's as crOss-eyed as Murphys cat. has
a fine left hand, and can take Considera-
BILE punishment.
1t is not thought that the bout will
go the distance, as both men have ter
rife weight in their waIlops, and each is
intent on climbing to greater things in
his chosen profession. They will weigh
in at 159 pounds at Riggs Baths, Fifteenth
and G streets.
Bremen, who is a member of the
Eagles, had hoped to come to Washington
early enough to attend last nights big
oyster roast of the local branch of the
Eagles. A good-sized crowd was on
hand TO meet him, but he failed to APP
pear. He had remained in Buffalo in
order to get in every minute of hard work
in his gymnasium before tackling Miller
Sorry to have to miss oyster roast"
wired his manager, Allie Smith, but
expect hard fight from what Jack Dillon
says about Miller
There you have the secret Of Brennen's
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
HAVANA ENRTIES.

FIRST RACE-Fiye furiongs: purse. 500; three
years and up: selling. Easter Boy. So; NAV Ipps
q; 'Zah. 90; The Lark. %; Frontier 100 Bulgsr.
loJ; Charley McFerran. 100; Skeets. lOi Miss Jean
III; Elizabeth HarWood. Ill; King Radford llJ: J.
II. Bar. Il3.
SECOND RACE-Tive and half fIrionES: purse,
500; three years and up; selling KoPjc GO Racy,
90: 'Cooster. lc2: Beaumont Belle, lb Tiger Jim
lC6 yellow Eyes. lOS; Fred Levy. lO6: Moisant
10 Inferno Queen. loe ParIOr Boy. III; Vol Thorpe
ia
THIRD RACE-SiT furiongs; purse 500: -four
wears and up; selling. Over the Sands 90: Bob r.
lE; Rstente. TOP; Frank Hudson. lOI Runaway,
l0l; Heart Beat. OI Queed. l0i Gerard. lOi
MOckler. ioI; MasalO. l06; stars and Stripes. lOS
Louise Paul. lO7.
FOURTH RACE-SiI furlOngs; purse. 800; three
ard mp: selling: handicap Balfrnn. g Cole
@: ManassCh lO2: LamOie. lOs; Brave Cunarder
lCJ Joe Finn JOS.
FIFTH RACE-Cne mile pur~s SO0 four years
and up: selling. Gen Warren. So: Duke of Shelby
lcc; Floral Day. l9i: Margaret, Meise lO3: LADY
Rankin. i0i; Mike Cohen. los Cuttyhunk lCs; Mil
ton r.. II.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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The important fight this week will be the ten
round % between Mike Gibbons. q 81. Paul and
Jimmy Clabhg, Of Milwaukee. at the auditorium IN
Milwaukee Thursday night. Even money Is
being offered and there has already been consider
able wagering The fight should attract a 5000
gate, a. orer 500 worth II tickets have already
been sold
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Ty Cobb IRdorses
Donovan, of Yankees

Ty Cobb, for many years his
stabIemate, believes that Wild Bill
Donovan will effect the desired up
lift with the New York Americans.
"BIII is royal good fellow"
says Ty, land possessed of a per-
SOnaIity that IL bound 10 win the
support of every player. Besides
he is possessed of n hustlinE spirit
and il one of the Eamest pitchers
1 have ever seen. When 1 first
broke in mt Detroit Bill was handi-
capped by incompetent catching.
I have seen him time and again
lose by one run under the most
exasPeratinG faults of his battery
mate. Yet never once did he
whimper. He always tried to
shoulder the responsibility.
"BiII Donovan" continued Cobb,
knowledge properly. i am sure
ball as any man alive and possess
ses the faculty OF applying this
knowledge properly. 1 am sure
he will give New York n vastly
improved club before the end of
the season.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19

Organized Ball Files
Seven New AffidavitS
Denial Is Entered to Effect that Big Leagues Are Trust
Dog Case Is Explained by Roger Bresnahan,
of the Chicago Cubs

! rift had at times said he was dissatis.
fed with conditions. Perritt jumped 10
the Pittsburgh Federals
One of the affidavits is made out by
Roger Bresnahan, manager OF the Chi
cago Cubs. Rogers denies he ever traded
Pitcher Booth Hopper for a bird dog, as
the Federal League says. He says he
released Hopper to Dick kinsella, Their
owner of the Springfield team. He said
that a brother Of the pitcher had a fine
dog he wanted. but did not care to buy.
As Kinsella wanted to pay Bresnahan in
some manner for the favor of giving him
Hopper. Roger says Dick purchased the
dog from HOpper's brother and made him
(Bresnahan) a present of it,
BTesnahan also told of the efforts Of
the Federal League to sign him as mana
ger OF BROOKLYN
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-PurSe; maiden tWo-year-oIds: thres
furiOngs. GRy Lady. p5; Margaret o.. los: Busy
Alice. III; Souvenir. III Zolzo, Ill: Tay Dansante
Ill: Lillian May. Ill: II Coming ILL.,
SECOND RACE-SellinE; three-yesr-oldS: ave ard
. half furlongs. Page White loo; Mallard. l02;
Billy Joe. los: Joe n. lO5; Roscoe Goose, 10;
Brick and Mortar. 10.
THIRD RACE-Sellng: foar-year-olds and up
ward: six furiOngs. 'Hypdtia, lci: Bulgarian los;
Titles Nightmare. 100: Salon. III: Bertoiano. III /;
Flying Yankee, III: Amoret. III; Big DipreT IN;
Petslus. ia; Expatriatc IL.
FOURTH RACE-Selling; four-ycar-Olds and up
ward: mile and sixteenth plain Ann la6: 'OrA
MeGee. los: 'Fsnt los: Frog. Il5: Autumn. Ii;
Manager Mack. lD; Benedictina. IL: SsrJicencs.
rs
FIFTH RACE-Selling: four-yesr-olds and I'd
ward siK furiougs 'Big'S Brother lbs: odd Jor-
dan. lo5: 'Lcialoha. lOi Dancing Master los
.Colfsx. los: Ton Chapman. lO6; 'Criso. los;
Kiltie. los: NAdsmaS 10; joaquin. Ill: Montcalm
IL: Mawr Lad. III: kayderossruS III: Pretty Dale,
IL
SIXTH RACE-S Selling: tour-yelr-olds and IN
ward; mir and sixteenth. Port Arlington. los
'R,ks. ks Bills Stuart. 20; The Hermit 100: Ella
Grsas. III; Gold Dust is; Early Lght, Ii; Flau-
marion. rs; knight Of Uncas. Liz.
'Apprsnties allowance elaimsdA Sf
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Rudolph Sees Another
Pennant for Braves

since the Braves trOunred the
Athletics in four consecutive games
last October and startled the fol-
lowers of the national paStime by
accomplishing this feat, many
trades and deals have been COM
pleted and the fans already have
begun TO dope out the chances of
their respective teams, explaining
Just how their faVorIteS will win
the pennnnt. My prediction Is
that Boston will cop another
worlds championship next Octo-
Der.
With Sherwood HaEee in the
Outheld next season the Braves
VIII be greatly strengthened on
the Offensive. and Manager Stall
linSS need not worry now about n
cleanup man.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Heydler Goes West.

New York Jan. U.-Secretary John b, Hcydler.
Of the National League. will leave this afternoon
for Chicago for the big suit which the Federal
League has brought against organized ball. and
which will be heard "wednesday. Mr.. HeydleT
said last night practically all the sixteen club own
Crs Of both the National and American Leagues
will attend the hearing President Tencr. Of the
National League, will have to wait at Harrisburg
until Tuesday, when the inaugural Of the new
governor will take place. He expects to arrive in
Chicago. however, in time for the hearing.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Knockout Is Expected
At Ardmore Tonight
Young Herman Miller and Bremen Husky Midde-weights
Will Clash In Main Bout of Fifteen Rounds.
Preliminaries to Be Fast.

, nonappearance He has been tipped of
that Miller may prove far harder to de-
! feat than Gunner Selman. Jack Dill
Ion. one of the most prominent middle
weights in the country, has seen the
Baltimorean in action. and he knows that
any man will have a hard tussle 10 beat
him. He has fought Bremen and so he
passed along his information for what
it was worth. Bremen thought enough
of it to train up to the last moment.
Both Bremen and Allie Smith are expect
ed to arrive in Washington some time
this morning.
The semi-fnaI bout of eight rounds will
see Young Thomas and Ralph Murray
hooked up together. They have bOxeo
before without decision to either. and to-
night they hope to settle a lOng-standing
argument Thomas has not appeared at
Ardmore for several months. He claims
to have worked hard for toniGhts bout
with Murray and says he will put his man
away, If he sees the slightest opportunity
Murray isn't backing away, however. and
issues the same def.
Green Meets Jones.
The preliminary OF six rounds will have
Bert Green and Circus Jones battling
for the colored lightweight championship
of the District. Green has forged ahead.
meeting about all the boxers OF his weighr
and color who were wiling to face linn
Circus" Jones is the only one left with
enough Nnerve TO enter the ring with
Green. Each of these boys has a hefty
punch and a Knockout may be seen.
The curtan-raiser will have Battling
Bernard going four rounds with Battling
Billy Murray. both of Washington Muir
ray has been hunting for an opportunity
to show what he can do and tonight he
gets his chance.
Patrick F. O'Connor will be the official
referee and. by special request of Green
and Jones. will be the third man in the
ring in the Drelim.
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speciaI to The Washington Herald.

Chicago. Jan, IS-Seven additional
anidavits were filed by organized base
ball today in he office of the L. S. Dis
trict Court They will be submitted to
Judge Lands Wednesday when the pre-
liminary hearing of the Federal League
suit against organized bail is heard. The
afFidavits in the main denied the allesa-
tions of the Federals that organized base
ball was n trust. Some Of them tended
to show that baseball as an organization
helped the players to great extent in
stead of keeping them in slavery"
The case of Pitcher Pcrritt. formerly
Of the Cardinals. is cited. II is pointed
out hat an experienced player was APP
pointed to show him the finer points Of
the game and to aid him in every way TO
become successful. II further said Per-
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
STANDING TO DATE
Boxing for Women
Cure for Temper

"a course in boxing for girls
and women il the best thing in
the world to cure and prevent bad
temper, Mysteries and a 'catty' dis
position"
No less an authority than De-
witt Van Court, the veteran in
strurtOr of boxing nj the Los
Angeles A. e.. of Los Angeles,
Cal, and the trainer of champions,
has stHked his reputation on that
assertion.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Princeton Issues Rowing Schedule.

It'u 1-uu. y. J., Jan. E. The most prrtentiCus
r""I- schedule ever ATTEMPTED by Princeton has
Tea aunuuu. I'd. subject TO faculty approval. by
john L Paul. the manager. Columbia PerI.Sy /
v.0ia and C,sucll will TOW on Lake Carnegie, while
vi" also will cnrIcte hcrU.
TIE schedule follows:
N1TH T-Aunapolis. on the Severn River.
Man SChIlc', Cup race on Lake Carnegie
Frrn-yIvsn Columbia and Princeton.
NAV i5-TuanEu'ar regatta Cornell. Yale and
Tuuceton on Like Carnegie.
Tie -cc1nd vanity will compete IN tie American
Hr"rv At Philadelphia in MAJ Races for the
fl ~ln.ou against the Cornell md Yale fr~t-yc4r
wen a." rrntlng. with possible contest with the
Penn, wanna fre-hmcn
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
QUINT
TRIMS WESTERN
Team from New League Takes Ad-
vantage of Weakened Westerners.
RondelI the Star

With two regulars out OF the lineup.
Western lost to the Army and Navy
basketball team yesterday, . to ..
The winners held the same advantage
at the end of the first half that marked
the final score. With the count 10 TO 10
at the end of the first period. Western
was unable to offset the lead of the
opposition.
RondelI was the leading scorer of the
fray. The tall center Gagged seven two
pointers and three from the 15-fOot mark,
for a total of Il points. Peine and Peck
were responsible for the greater part Of
Westerns scoring Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
FRIENDS DOWNED
BY GONZAGA FIVE
Coach Schmitt's Boys Defeat League
Rivals in Exhibition Contest,
Score, u to Il.

Displaying some clever passing work in
the second period. GonzaGa scored a de-
cisive victory over Friends yesterday in
the formers gym. score = to T.
But three points separated tn two
teams at the end of the first half. with
Gonzaga having the advantage, but the
guard work OF the losers was a little
crude in the final round and A one-sidcd
score resulted
The floor work Of 9. King and he
guarding of MecCan featured.
Iine-nn I'D
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
LAFAYETTE Has Hard Schedule.

El~ion. "a. Jan. ls-The Lafayette football
schedule for 1915 will b. the hardest under
taken by Maroon ClevCu. Last Season the team
was able to make good showing dssDite the fact
that Typhoid fever put a quarter Of the team Of
September ., MuhlCnkerg. March Field; Octo-
Der >. UrsinUs. March Field October g. Wash
inStCn and jefferson. At Washington, Pa; October
l6. Princeton at Princeton; October ,. BUcknell.
March Field (TendinGi October -. University
II Pennsylvania. at Philadelphia; November 6.
Swarthmorc. March Field: November Is. Penn
state on March Field: November ~. LehiEh, at
South Bethlehem; November . Dickinson, on
MaIcn Eicld.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Announce Army Football Dates.

VIZ T"IhI, \. L, Jan E.-The ATmys fOJthah
schedule for 1915 was announced yesterday. Nine
games cumIHise the card for the cadets next tall
all Of which will b. PLAYED al West Point except
the championship contest with the Nsvy. which
will take place at the Polo Grounds in New York
on November 2. The schedule follows: October .
Holy Gross: 9. Getty sburg: I6 Colgate 2. George
town; 30. Nillanoya: November s. University Of
Notre Dame; y. University Of Maine; D. Spring
field Training School: .. Navy
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
SWAN WINS GAME
BY WIDE MARGIN
Crack Billiard Player Shows Remark
able Speed in Defeating
Goodacre. 100 to q.

Fast playing by Swan characterized :he
play in the pocket billiard tourna ment
for the District championship at the
Royal last night. when he defeated Good
acre by the wide margin OF 100 to q
balls
able speed making runs of 70. "A, and 10,
st ldOm getting into tight places
GoOdaCre on the othCrhand was the
victim of the proverbiaI bad luck. usual"
ing compelled to play for safety "
make difficult plays on his first shot.
The game tonight will be between Bar
tclmes and Purcell
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Rudolph to Coach.

New York, Jan. ls.-The FOrdh2m baseball team
has adopted the indoor game. according to Manage
Walter A. Lynch yesterday. Acting on Coach Jsc
Warmers request. an early call for candidates vii
be made this season. Indoor baseball has neTei
before been played by the Forihsm nine. Forty
five candidates answered the FIST call. Manages
Lynch has set the first practice for some day dur
ing this week Dick Rudolph. the Braves world
series hero and a former Fordham twirler. has un
dertaken the task Of developing the pitching ma
terial
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
This Must Be Interesting.

Chisgo. Jan. H-TwelTe hours OF continuous
play Yesterday failed TO break the deadlock in the
semi-tnal round Of the American Checker AssO-
cation biennial championship. At recess each Of
the players Hugh Henderson. Pittsburgh national
champion; Louis Ginsberg. New York City. cham
pion Alfred Jordon. London. worlds champion
ana Newell W. Banks Detroit, former American
champion. had played fourteen drawn games
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Pirates May Get Joe Connolly.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. ia deal has been prse-
tically cIinchcd whereby Pittsburgh is 10 get Joe
Connolly the outhcIder. from the Braves. The
Boston club is willing to let Connolly 60 TO the
Pirates. but the terms Of the deal holding
the matter up. Barney Dreyfuss wants to buy Con
molly outright. but Boston wants Of the in
helders and SigIn is said to he the man.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Penn GYM Team Scheduled.

New Haven. Conn. Jan. B-The schedule Of the
Yale University gymnl5tic team has been announced
as follows: February %. United STATES Naval
Academy at Annapolis; February D. Rutgers at
New Haven: March 6 Brown at Providence; March
i. University q Pennsylvania at New Haven.
and March % Princeton at New Haven.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Boxing Gossip.

A match has practically been arranged between
Ad WolEGst and Joe Mandot. the Southern light
weight, to be fought at the West Side A. c. Of
New Orleans on February H. Tommy Walsh, who
looks after MandOt's Affairs, has already accepted
the terms offered him by Fight Promoters Tortorich
and McCarey. and it is expected that wolgast will
follow suit. II the match is made the men will
battle for twenty rounds
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Giants Nav Get Marsans

New York, Jan. B.-MEnager McCiraW. who sailed
for Cuba YESTERDAY may bring back the signed
contract OF AmandO Marssns the star outfielder
who jumped the Cincinnati Reds last season to
Join the Feds. The Giant leader has permission TO
negotiate with the player. and it is thought may
ball
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Cnllepians Lose Letters.

Ann ArbOr. Mich. Jan. B-Frank McHale. OF
Logansport Ind. and Elton James. Of Nandalh.
ILL.,. members Of the Michigan football squad. are
threatened with the loss Of their varsity letters
as the result Of their playing independent football
Both men, it Is said used assumed names.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Blackhurne Back to Minors.

Milwaukee. Jan. ls.-There Is strong possibility
that Russell Blackburne the idol Of Milwaukee fans
in 1918. will return to the Brewers. report frum
Chicago SAYS that Lena" will come here part
Of the deal for HAPPY Fesch. and adds that
the Hon Ping Bodie home-run slugger will
come with him.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Ascension Ont for Track

The Ascension Athletic Association Is now pre-
pairing for the indoor meets and hopes to meet With
success. twenty-five men now training faith
fully for various TIE following list will more
than likely make the teams: Kenny A. PmEree
Pete Piugxee, II. Mile. y. Miller, Thornett
Freund. Cotton Fonddu. Ray and several others
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Tn Imnrnue Race Track.

Holland Mich, Jan. B.-To make the race track
at the Holland fair grounds one Of the best in
the State and put racing such plane that
Holland will become race center that VIII az
tract the best horses in Michigan and other States
the ambition Of the present fair association Of
hcials
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Giants Rookie Games.

New York. Ian. e Secretary John b. Foster. Of
the Giants has announced the ten spring exhibition
dates NJ N6iraw'> second team a. follows:
Ami ,. 4 ;. Littl" Rock. Ark; and 2 Mem
TtIS. Tenn. :. Nashville: and TO- Chattanooga; =
Nor ok. ": =. Polo Grounis
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Tener Appoints New Umpire.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. Is.-GeOrgc COckhin. man
ager Of the Harrisburg Ti-State baseball team for
a number Of years. and one Of the most prominent
figures in minor baseball circles. was today ap-
pointed umpire in the National League by Presi'
dent John X. TeneT.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
Boxers Off to Australia

Denver. Col. jan B-Spider Roache. q San
Francisco and Young Abe Attell. Of Denver, left
here for San Francisco. where they will accom-
pany other boxers to Australia. Roache and AtteIl
have signed with Snowy Baker TO do battle five
times before ais club.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19
DODGERS Get lack Coombs

Palestine. Tex. Jan. s-Jack COMBS. fomerl
star pitcher Of the Athletics. announced today h
had signed a contract 10 Eitrh for the Brooklyl
Dodgers in 1915 Ccombs vas unconditiOuaIly N
leased By the Athttics.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19

Sutsti'utions-Roberts for r. King r. F-llilrd
for Meegan. Goals from f0o--O'Lone "a, Il
follisrds ~. S"hmrtt "a. MesEan C. King o.
Jscnbson ~ Goals from fOul-R FuIisrd. g.
King 60. RcfcrpC-Mr Ford Tnakeerrr-Mr
Landrnw. Time n halres-2 Minutes,
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19

Cuba's exports Of pineapples are al
most entirely TO the United States. Ow-
Ing to the strike in Havana harbor.
much Of the 1872 crop rotted before 1t
could be shipped.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-19

Substitutions-D. Miller for H. Miller Holman
for Costello. Goals from hoOr-H. Miller uD
Ryan tsl. Nolte. D. Miller t0. Goals from foul
d. Miller. Ryan. burlington. Timekeeper-Pruf
Koran and Mr.. PlatA Rsferee-Mr. Hsise. Time
Of halyes-l5 and % minutes