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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29

Farmers, sell us yourscream at high
est cash price. Why make butter
Spring Valley Dairy, 405 South second
avenue, Bernstein building, Marshall
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29

Liggett's Opeko tea comes direct
from the estates to your table. You
can buy the trial package for 10 cents
or buy it by the half pound for 30
cents. 1t is vacuum cleaned, and
packed by machinery. Mcbride & Will
Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-29

Farmers, sell US your cream at high
est cash price. Why make. outer
Spring Valley Dairy. 405 South Second
avenue. Bernstein building, Marshall
t1wn Ia r5rsG1 ,ss@.
Evening star., 1915-02-21

y bowling tourney will be one of the
.etures of the holiday celebration at
he Chevy Chase Club tomorrow. Prizes
WI be given for the best average score
made in three games of duckpins, and
or the highest score in a single game
If duckpins. First and second prizes are
o be awarded for each. provided there
ire d sufficient number of entries There
'iH be a special tourney for the women.
md prizes will be given them also if
''e-e are enough entrants to warrant such
"curse.
Information relative to the rolling of
C games may be obtained at the alleys
ON the committee. All the contests
must be rolled between the hours of 10
IN. and 10 pm.
The Giants of the Commercial Alleys
-eague are scheduled to play the All-star
cam of Hagerstown in that city tomor-
-ow- The team will leave here carly in
he day. several automobile parties being
,'coked to make the trip. Several machines
Will leave the Commercial alleys Mon
lay morning at o'clock
The Giants have been practicing daily
or some time for their match, and they
rope to get away with a victory They
,avc been using the rubber-banded pins
their work. and many good scores
nave been made. fseman has an average
IF 20 for his last nine games with the
';Ibber naples.
The movement on foot to have a
Monster banquet at which every bowler
the city may be present. instead of
many small banauets fostered by the diff
erent leagues. is one that should find
avor among the followers of the alley
port There are few circuits at the end
'f the season that do not give some kind
Evening star., 1915-02-21
UPsETS AT HAVANA.
Good Price Horses Reward Backers
at Oriental Park.

HAVANA. Cuba. February 20.-It was
first-class day of racing that was
furnished at Oriental Park this after
noon, and the pleasant weather at
tracted a monster crowd. The track
is rapidly coming to first-class condi-
ton. and with the arrival of many of
the sportsmen who had been racing at
New Orleans there has been a boom
that means much better days for the
lie was more or less at sea, and there
was a general upset Of the favorites
The summarizes:
First race. six furlongs: three-year-old and
l. 8 to 2 and to 10. won: Col. Brown. 100
IdsSsIss ;s;I; T,a ,I'ap1ys aRS t.
Lewis, Marjorie l. and vothol1,e also also ran. 'A'e'
second raSs sly flongs' s year,olis and
to l.. 9 to and to ). won: Progressive. 100
aursp. to .. to and to . second: DR.,
Robe Sonny koy and Raw st also rant
Third 81. farnss ans ID, and
l.: to 5 and to 5, won: Yellow Eyes 1os
!Robinson), TO IL to l and even. second;
ta"ade to 70 h,sa @ Tims thsnse ss and
Green. Mineral Water. Charley Mcrerran and
Runway also ran.
upward selling-Peggy L.. 10l Hoffman. TO
!; 5: to and s to . won: Francis 10. pitzI.
france. 1la tD. Booker, 90 to j. 20 10 and S'
10 TO l, third. Time. I .0S 81. Columbia Lady.
Proctor. Loan Shark. Susan r.. SordNlo and
Fifth race. FIVE furlonss: three -vearol,l- aud
upward, sellinr,Cnstom House; IL ZONES, ;
tfobin~on, 10 !. J: to and ; to .. second:
Skeet'. IL Iobertl: II to s. even and ! to .
suis;r. s.tnrnus Over tie % Sands. rr.e~i, Fat
bush and Rsda also ran. r.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
HOME CLUB LEADING
Heads Y. NJ. c. A. by Al Pins
in First Block of Games.
SIX MORE TO BE ROLLED
Slump Of Meany Surprise-Earl
Eiker and Nikesell
Lead Teams.

The friendly bowling match between
the Home Club and Y. NJ. C. A. of nine
games opened last night on the latter's
alleys, the former winning two and
tieing the last game. The match is
to be on the total of pins spilled, the
Home Club quint getting away to a
good start with a lead of forty one
Two weeks hence the second round Of
three games will be played.
The surprise of last nights bowling
was the slump of Meany. who has been
topping over the little fellows we'll
over the 100 mark. Last night he
could not land anything like a good
score, hanging up two eighty -fives and
ninety-four. With anything like his
average work Meany would have put
the two teams very close together at
the finish.
Earl Eiker did the best bowling for
the association. while Mikesell and
Ferguson led the Home quint with
good totals.
A big crowd Witnessed the match and
cheered at every opportunity The
scores
Evening star., 1915-02-21
HAS PENNANT WON
Palace Away in Front in Ma
tionaI Capital League.
FIGHT FOR SECOND PLACE
Y. NJ. C. A. and Velvet Kind Battle
for Runner-Up
Position.
FIGHT FOR SECOND PLACE

The close of the second series in the
Y q. D. P. L. finds the Palace quint
away out in front and the race now
money only Two games separate the
Velvet Kind from the Y. NJ. c. A., and
H. latter in turn from the Casinos,
~ are now going at a fast pace.
taHing rolled four out of their last
ive sets for over 1900. The Palace
-til! holds high game. sos, and set.
i.157: and the four highest individ-
....is, 10s.4e; HALEY. 10s.3s. and Car
oil. l0s s36-are all on the Palace team,
50 IL is hard to see where any other
cam has much show. 1t also has a
cam average per game of 53S.23.
p hich is twelve pins more than its
dearest competitor, the Velvet Kind.
With $3.50. Incidentally the Palace has
been fortunate. enough to knock down
lsi strikes in fifty-four games. but
aumber of spares, 546, all told. This
is due to some remarkable two-ball
shots from the steady arm of Sam
Gheen, who has made l20 spares. five
more than such stars as Harry krauss
Of the Palace, Willie" Farrow, jr., OF
. he y NJ c. A, Buck Harley of the
Ieivets, and Pop" HALEY of some
-en or twelve teams, who have all re-
corded lis such marks, and are tied
or second place in that respect. Capt.
Earle Lewis of the "all-star" quint Is
n. greatest strike artist in the league,
ling made thirty-fve in fiftyfour
sames.
Evening star., 1915-02-21

If the Federal League announcement
that the emery ball will be barred is
sincere there are few stars in that
circuit who will find it A hard matter
to win their share of the games. Neither
Russell Ford nor Fred Falkenberg is
going to be as effective as last season
II they are prevented from using this
peculiar delivery. Ford was the in
ventor of the emery ball For several
years he was given credit for having
the most remarkable splitter IN the game.
but it was not splitter at all, but the
emery ball. which takes such peculiar
shoots that ii is next to impossible 70
hit.
Falkenberg was never effective until
he acquired this delivery. which was
taught him by Earl Gardner while with
the Toledo team. Gardner had played
with New York and was a roommate OF
Ford's. He was let in on the secret and
after he got to Toledo he confided it to
Falk enberg, who. a result came near
pitching the Cleveland team into PEN
nant in 1913. and did much to win the
Fed flag for Indianapolis last season.
But ii will he interesting to see what
effect the order which Gilmore says viii
be issued against the use of this deliv-
cry will have On the two pitchers men,
toned.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
READY FOR SEASON.
Southern Association Adopts Seized.
ule Covering 154 Games.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. February 20
The 1915 playing season of the South
ern Base Ball Association will open
April 13 and close September 26. ac-
cording to the schedule adopted toda y
at the spring meeting of the associa-
tion here.
The Schedule provides for l94 games
for each club. On the opening day
Atlanta will play at Mobile: Birming-
ham at New Orleans: Chattanooga at
Nashville, and Little Rock at Memphis
After the opening games the New
Orleans team will go to Atlanta for "A
series of four games; Mobile to Biz
nimgham: Memphis to Chattanooga, and
Nashville to Little Rock. Atlanta Will
end the season at Memphis: New Or
Jeans at Nashville: Birmingham at
Chattanooga. and Mobile ut Little
Rock.
Ia the apportionment of sunday
games Memphis Jared best with seven
tenn games Nashville aud New orleans
are given sixteen each and Mobile
twelve Sunday base ball in prohibited
in the other cities. OF the Saturday
games Chattanooga is given fourteen,
Birmingham and New Orleans, thirteen
each; 9ittie Rock. twelve: Atlanta,
eleven: Mobile and Nashville. ten, ana
Memphis. nine.
As the Fourth Of July is a sunday
the first holiday games will be played
July ;. with New Orleans at Atlanta.
Mobile at Birmin CHAM, Memphis at Lit
tie Rock and Chattanooga at Nash
Vile.
Labor day. New orleans viii play at
Atlanta. Mobile at Brning CHAM. Chat
tanooga at Little Rock and Nashville
at Memphis
Evening star., 1915-02-21
FIVE NEW uMp1REs.
Familiar Arbitrators to Work for
Feds This Year.

CHICAGO, February 2o.-Five new
umpires have been selected from more
than 100 applicants for the positions
in the Federal League, it was an
nounced today by Chief of Staff Will
liam Brennan. The new ones are Will
liam Fyfe. who comes from the West
ern League; William Finneran. Fred
erick Westervelt, James Johnstone and
Harry Howell. The others who will
officiate are Brennan. Barry Mccormick
and william c"Spike") Shannon
President Gilmore. who returned from
trip through the eastern cities of
his circuit, declared the Federal League
was within it's rights in transferring
the Kansas City franchise to new own
ers. He still refused to say definitely
where the Kansas City team would
play, leaving the announcement to be
made by P. T. Powers.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
ST. Marks IN LEAD
Tops the InterdenominationaI
League by Big Margin.
A. NOACK HOLDS RECORD
Has Better Average Than Any
Other Player in the
Circuit.
A. NOACK HOLDS RECORD

The end of the third series in the
Interdenominationa1 League finds the
ST. Marks team in front with COM
manding lead. 1t has won thirty-five
games and lost ten, while the next best
club. Fifth Baptist, has won only twen-
ty-seven and dropped eighteen. This
gives the St. Marks aggregation lead
of eight full games. Sixth Presbyterian
is third. just three games behind the
runner-up, and Bethany is fourth, one
contest behind Sixth.
A. Noack has the highest average,
leading the other players with mark
of 1927. Tommy George is second,
though being very little behind Noack.
The records for the league, as whole
are very good.
The standing of the teams and the
averages follow:
Evening star., 1915-02-21
HAVE A CLOSE RACE
Southern Clerks League
Shows Good Competition.
CRAVEN LEADS PLAYERS
Tops List of Averages With Mark
of 1O7.5-Smith Is
Second.

Southern Railway Clerks Duckpin
League. only seven games separating
the first and last teams. The Book
keepers are leading. with twenty-siX
victories and nineteen defeats; the
Managers bring up the rear with nine
teen wins and twenty-siX losses. The
Treasurers are in second place, only
one game behind the leaders. while
Tie and Timber is only two contests
back of the runner-up.
Craven of Tie and Timber has an
average of 1915, which is the highest
held by the players. Smith of Mechan-
ical: though, is not very far behind, as
he has rolled for an even 105.
The standing of the teams and aver
ages follow:
Evening star., 1915-02-21
HIGH-CLASS SHOOTING.
Ed Ford Leads Analostan Gunners,
Breaking 81 Out of 100 Targets.

+. W. Ford was high gun" yester-
day afternoon at the weekly shoot of
the Analostan Gun Club on the East
ern branch grounds near Benning
bridge, as he broke 81 targets out of
100. This was u good record. mas
much as Ford was trying out new
gun
w. {. BIundon was second best. as
he killed 80 birds out of 100. Blundon
started off well, as he lost but two
shots out of twenty-five in the opening
event. but be fell down in the third
frame, as lie missed five targets
Frank H. Huseman, professional.
hung UP the highest score. as he pulled
down 81 targets out of 100. 1t is in
teresting to note that Huseman, who
is a member of the Analostan Club, is
recognized as one OF the leading pros
in this section of the country.
Huseman killed - pigeons out of p
in the first and second events. He
made perfect score of % shots in the
third fraWf and finished the program
with n tSYWn out of the same number
liuseman's scores follow
Broke a,.x.,,..,y...t,, q "a rs25- 24- 81
Evening star., 1915-02-21
PRINCETON WINS RELAY.
Defeats Michigan in Two-Mile Race
in s Minutes 8 rs Seconds,

ANN ARBoR, Mich, February o.
Princeton won over Michigan in a two
mile relay race here tonight with a
time of minutes 8 2-5 seconds The
Princeton runners were Moore, Abba,
Mckenzie (captain) and Hayes, and the
Michigan contestants were Carroll,
Fox. Donnelly and Ufer. Michigan was
handicapped by having an inexperi-
enced relay team. while all the visitors
were veterans with the exception of
Moore. The contest featured the annual
which was won by the sophomores,
27A to 241a.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
SEVERAL BOWLING CIRCUITS
HAVE OPEN DATES TOMORROW
Many Will Not Lay OFF, Though, Because Of
the Holiday-Giants to Roll in
Match at Hagerstown

Quite few OF the bowling scheduled lay off
night because holiday Open scheduled
the National Capital Terminal Railroad Y NJ c.
Capital City and Commercial leagues The other organizations will
their of the ordinary working
DAYS.
There OF real Importance booked the
Two but both should be
The NJ C. A. scheduled the Argye and there is
possibility that may three victories
Friday night small distance behind the Gands The
little rmer hold second place result Of the match
Evening star., 1915-02-21
bLARNEY
Captures Vera Cruz Handicap
at Good Odds of 4 to1.
ALL FAv0RITEs DEFEATED
Form Players Jolted When Hoising-
ton Goes Over at 80 to /
in Second Race.

JUAREZ, Mexico, February 90
There was a remarkable finish in the
Vera Cruz handicap, today's feature at
traction. which was at seven furlongs
Three of the five starters finished sc
closely aligned that only the placing
judges could separate them. 1t was
a bad day for the form players, as not
a single favorite was returned the
winner.
B1arney, showing sudden improve
ment, but probably fancying the SLOW
track, was awarded the verdict in the
handicap over Curlicue and Mex. /,
was a beautiful finish, but the best
horse was third. Mex was as good at
left at the post, and ran a remarkable
race.
Owing to big play on Anytime. in
the third. the Daughter of Yankee was
backed into favoritism, but she failed
to get anything. Kali Inla. the open
ing favorite. was returned the winner
In a driving finish with Dave Mont
gomery and Hazel c.
A crack card Is down for decision to-
morrow. The features are the Mexican
selling stakes for the Juveniles and the
Santiago purse at one mile. Fine fields
will start in both of these events. The
other races will also bring out an at
tractive lot of starters.
Julia L. will start in the stake race
and Panzareta is starter in the mile
race
Evening star., 1915-02-21
MIDD1Es CLEAN UP.
Penn Wrestlers Fail to Win Single
Bout From Navy Mat Men.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. February 90
Navy's wrestlers made a clean sweep
against the University of Pennsylvania
here tonight. The Middies won every
bout. and on a basis of five points for
a fall and four for a decision on ag-
gressiveness captured the meet by the
score of 80 to 0.
Evening star., 1915-02-21

RECORDS TO DATE.
High individual average-Craven. Tie and Tim
Der, 1913.
Second high individual average-Smith. Mechan-
ical. 1876.
Greatest number strikes Goldberg Law, II.
Greatest number spares--F. Humphrey. Book
keepers. 80.
High individual game-Good. Tie and Timber,
and Grimes. Treasurers. 1856.
Second high individual eame-Tanner, Tie and
Timber. 13;;
High individual set-strieter Treasurers s55.
Second high individual set-Kupfer, Managers,
35l.
ers. ~.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
Sunday School League to Meet.

D The officers and representatives of
the East Washington Sunday School
Base Ball League will meet at the
home of its president. c. c. Love. 1913
D street northeast, Friday evening, for
the purpose Of electing officers and
making arrangements for the coming
season. Applications from Sunday
schools for franchises In tie league
should be sent to the above address, or
representatives should attend in per-
Evening star., 1915-02-21
The Summaries.

First race three and one half furlongs; purse
Won; Rose Marian liz tBredin). TO i. :: to i
to to" 5 and nd to Go i6. third. Time. o49 2-5. Lady
Blanche Whispering Hope. Rapid. Megophone.
Emily H., Oveta and Anita R. also ran
Second race. six furlongs; selling-Holslngtan.
112 u. Robbins). so to l. II TO and to 1.
won: Bat Masterson. 1OT (Morys). 12 10 1. ) to
l and to :. second: Dungara. 1o9 Gentry.
. to l. even and to 2. third Time. Iii -.
Mike Donlin. The shrimp. Lillian kripp. Quick
Trip, Oblivion. Electrowan. Zia Admirals
Daughter and Beaumont also
Third race six furlOngs: selling-kali Inla.
ia noftus). to J.. even and ] to .: won;
Dave Montgomery. 112 tFeeney,. 10 te l. to
/ and to /. second Hazel C.. 105 IT. Henry
to ], 3 to / and to 2. third. Time, 1-1S 2-5.
Miss Sly. Capt. Druse. Pedro. Elma. Ruby Sun.
Anytime, -1escar and Capt. Lindsey also ran.
Fourth race. seven furlongs: Vera Cruz
handtcap''-Blarney. 107 fMoleswOrthl. TO l.
even and out. won: Curlcue. 20 (Bezansdn). 4
to l. 6 to s and out, second: Mex. ~ tMarcol,
to I, to 10 and out. third. Time. 1.3l 2-5.
Rash and Lackrose also ran.
Fifth race. i've furlongs: seliing-Manganese.
40 tGroth,. 7 TO s. to 2 and out won: velie
j. second: Mater. Id Mott. even. to 5 and
out, third. Time. 1.O3 Auntie Curl Quid Nunc
and Finnegan also ran
Sixth race, mile selling-Pro REALS. 40
tAfott), 10 to !. 3 TO and to s. won: High
Street. 1O7 Green, 10 TO /, to l and to .,
second: Art Rick. l03 tGarner), TO 5. to 3
and out. third. Time 1.46. Acumen Sleep
land. Black Mate Lehigh and Al wormwood
also
Evening star., 1915-02-21
KINSELLA BEATS WHITE. +,
In Play for PRO" Court Tennis Title
Former Triumphs, 8 to /.

MEM YORK, February 2o.-ln match
10 decide the professional court tennis
championship. which was played al lie
Racquet and Tennis Club here today,
Walter knseila OF the Squash Cid de-
ieated john White of the local club three
frames to one. The scores: as, Ga,
6-3 g. ,.a
Evening star., 1915-02-21
Schedules in Bowling
Leagues for Tomorrow

SSo6 wv Iva
Southeast LeaEue-MOdeI Lunch
VS.. Southeast stars.
Departmental I.eague-Open date
National Capital League-Open
date.
Masonic LeaEue-LebanOn VS..
Lafayette.
Terminal Railroad y. ". L. \.
LeaEue-Open date.
Southern iIway Clerk L -
LeaEue-Treasurer VS.. Me-
chnnical. BOOkkeepers VS.. Nam
nGers, Law vs.. Tie and Timber.
Capital City League-Open date.
National Bankers' LeaEue-Cen-
tral vs.. Continental Trust.
arcade League-Argy1es w. Y.
VI. G.. 4.
Pepco League-Purchasi vs..
Bookkeepers.
VT. Pleasant LeaEue-kenyOns
vs.. Decaturs.
Ccmme rcial League-Open date.
District League-Garrisons VS..
Royals.
Evening star., 1915-02-21
Penn Noses Out Dartmouth.

PHILADELPHIA. February 2O-The
University of Pennsh hVania basket ball
team defeated the krtmouth five, 10
to IS, here tonight in an Intercolle giate
League game. -,
Evening star., 1915-02-21
TEAM AVERAGES.
LEAGUE RECORDS.

LEAGUE RECORDS.
High Individual average, A. Noack, st.
Marks. 1O7-27.
Second high individual average 7. George.
Kendall. lO1-2.
High individual game, r. kluge, St Marks
$50.
High individual set. I. George. Kendall. $40.
High team game. ST Marks. 500.
High team set Fifth 1872.
Greatest number strikes. r. George. 81.
Greatest number spares A. Noack. 100.
High fiat game. Jasper, Sixth, and +. Donald
(,Orsuch ftie). =
Evening star., 1915-02-21

of a banquet for it's players and officials.
The proposition brought up by those at
the head of bowling affairs is to foster
one big banquet, and have all the pin
spillers fraternze at one great gather
| ing. This would prove splendid thing,
as it would be new feature, and un-
doubtedly would cause many persons to
| take an interest who otherwise might not.
II also would serve to bring closer to the
game those who are not more than luke
| warm supporters. 1t probably would be
| a more pleasuraple event also to those
| devotees of the sport who roll four or
| five nights of every week
! Though the Y. NJ. c. A. qunt made up
some little ground on the Velvet Kind
| team of the National Capital League early
| in the week, the latter caught UP its old
standing again by taking three straight
| in it's match with the Nationals Friday
| night. Palace, of course, is SO far in the
| lead that it practically has the cham
| pionship cinched. but the real fight is on
for second place between the Velvet Kind
and the Y. NJ c. A. The next match
| between these two clubs probably will
decide which team shall come in for
| the running. too, for second or third
| money. and it would not take much of
squirt on the part of that club to finish
| in one of the places.
The prize practically won by the
Palace quint in the National Capital
League is one worth having-$15 for
first place. There is money for second
and third positions, though, and the
Y. NJ. C. A. and Velvet Kind will make
strenuous efforts to be the runner-up.
The club that finishes second will re-
ceive $40. and the one getting third
position will be awarded $50. The
whole prize list. in fact. is very good,
the league being scheduled to give
away a total of 1910 at the close of the
season. Here is the list:
Evening star., 1915-02-21
LOSE TWO BASKET BALL GAMES
Baltimore Friends School Too Much
for Washington Quint.

SljFVIaI DIsPaItn
BALTIMORE. February 20.-Balti-
more Friends School fittingly closed its
basket ball season here today by captur-
ing a double-header from the Washington
Friends. The score of the contest be-
tween the representative quints was SO
to Is. and that between the Reserves, 16
to g.
G.; King was in the spotlight. II was
this same athlete who was Instrumental
in sending the locals down to defeat in
the Washington contest King played a
sensational game all the way. besides
scoring every point for his team. Ten
points We're gained through field goals
and the remaining five on free throws.
Line-up
Evening star., 1915-02-21

IOtdI pfIZps - fO.V0
'NOte.-This prize shall be awarded to the
team winning the greatest number of games in
the third series. teams finishing one, two, three
on the season not eligible.
1t might not be poor plan for each
league to set aside certain amount
of money each year to foster big
banquet such as has already been pro-
posed. The league could arrange to
pay a certain portion of the cost and
have each person who could attend de-
fray his share of the remainder of the
expense. In this way the duckpin as
sociation might arrange to hold a great
each individual. Certainly the plan to
hold one big banquet instead of a
dozen or SO smaller ones should not be
dropped until every means of carrying
out such a project has been tried.
Evening star., 1915-02-21

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