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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
sOTTHERN AssOCIATIO

II innings.
At Little Rock. 1; New Orleans, 1;
seven innings; called.
At Memphis, /: Atlanta, 8; II innings.
At Nashville, 5; Mobile. 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
MISS ELEANOR SEARS
InsEs m MIS- NIGur,LAN

Philadelphia. Pa, June 1O.-Mrs.
George W. Wightman, formerly Of Call
ifornia. defeated Miss Eleanor Sears OF
Boston today in the most interesting
match of the morning play in the tour
nament Tor the women's national lawn
tennis championship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11

DeMaggio. Murphy. Two-base hits. Hum
phries Jordan. Hall, Lynn. Davis; sacrifice
fly. DeMaggio: stolen bases. HUMPHREYS
Davis. Raedel. left on bases Albuquerque 9.
Phoenix ; double play. Herriott. Raedel.
Davis 70 Hueisman. first base on errors.
Albuquerque 3 Phoenix /; hits. off Nc
Creary S in 3 10 innings. bases on balls
off McCreary 3, off Hester I, off Jordan /:
struck out. by McCreary ., by Jordan ..
Times Of game 1871: umpire. Sterling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11

At Columbus, 1; Kansas City, S.
At Cleveland. 5; Minneapolis, 4 (11
innings.)
At Louisville, 5; Milwaukee, 2.
At Indianapolis, z; St Paul, 4.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
MANAGER JOE TINKER
ESCAPES OPERATION

treatment is expected to restore mana
ger Tinker, of the Chicago Federals, to
his normal health, according to physL
clans who have examined him to aseer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
PYTHIAN SISTERS:

knights OF Pythias and Pythian Sis
ters will please assemble at Pythian
Castle Hall at o'clock Sunday after
noon; from there will take special car
at 1870, corner Mills and Stanton, for
Evergreen cemetery, for annual me-
mortal and decoration services. Visit
ing Knights. Pythian Sisters and
friends also invited
Carl Lee Smith. Chancellor Commander.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11

game. Fenner 81; high total, Fenner 2s7.
ITALIANS FIND AUsTRHANS
ABANDONED STRONG FORT
Verona, Italy, June 10.-The Italian
troops which are invading Austria
thorugh the Arsa valley towards Ro-
vereto, to the south OF Trent, discov-
cred that the Austrians had abandoned
Fort Possacchio, two miles north Of
Matazone. rated as one OF the strong.
est Qualifications in that region.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
BOWLING

In the Smelter league duck pin matches
on the Cactus club alleys. Thursday night
HammePs team won four points from the
Mccormick team and the Fenners and
Koenigs split even in their match The big
leaguers will roll tonight. Thursday nights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
NATIONAL LEAGuE

Brooklyn .O01 600 O1O 600 OO-9 10 1
Cincinnati 900 100 O10 OO0 90 9
Batteries: Brooklyn, Dell and Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
American Leagus.

Scheduled Today.
Tucson at FL PasO-
Phoenix at Albuquerque
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
WEsrEItN LEAGuE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Venice. 0.
At Oakland, 4; San Francisco, ?.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
LAW ON
BAGGAGE CHECKS
You Must Pay Extra if Bag
gage Is Worth More than
500, Says U. s. Ruling.

The new federal baggage law. which
went into effect June l. is expected
to Increase the revenue Of the rail-
road companies by several million dol
lars annually despite the fact that Il
greatly increases their liability as COM
mon carriers Railroad officials would
not admit the increase would run into
the millions, but said that IL would
bring increase in revenue which would
be partly offset by hiring extra help.
There is some little delay in check
ing baggage in cities. as result or
the new law, because the general pub
lie has not yet become acquainted with
its provisions In FL PasO the Law
has not vet gone into effect. owing
to failure Of the tariff TO arrive.
An illustration OF the delay due 10
unfamiliarity with the laws provisions
Is given where a woman and her
daughter, with two trunks, missed &
train because they were unable to
agree as to the value OF the contents
the mother $500, and they started t.
estimate the value OF the contents,
naming each gown and piece OF lin
gerie- The mother got nervous when
it was near train time and the daugh-
ter grew excited The train pulled out
before they were able to agree.
Limit Value a2.500.
The new law declares that for every
S1Oc or fraction thereof OF value over
the 500 worth carried free, the rail-
roads are to collect 10 cents. This
means II your trunk and its contents
are valued at say $500 you viii pay
the baggage man 20 cents for over
value: If valued at $1,000 you would
have TO pay 90 cents for overTalue, and
SO on The limit OF value you can
place on your baggage Is s2,500.
This is the procedure as you enter
the baggage room OF the railway sta
tion to check your haggage- YOu
show your tickets and the baggage
IL
slip. OF paper which he hands you and
which reads as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
TEXAS LEAGUE

AT Waco RH.E
Waco
san Antonio
Batteries; Waco. Sage, Donalds and
Walters: San Antonio. Munseu ana
Burch. Hauenstein.
Us innings; darkness)
At Dallas R-HE
Dallas -..... 3
Nd-A G1L4A
Batteries Dallas, Brady and Dunn;
Galveston, Moore and Dflger.
At Shreveport RH. T.
Shreveport .-...- 5 10 ,
Beaumont Observation-Disclosures. 10
Batteries Shreveport, Molly. Hen
bricks and Toland; Beaumont. Veasey,
Swami, Martina and Bobo.
Games Postponed.
Houston at Fort Worth. Park flooded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11

Buy OF your neIgnDor. and he'll buy
OF you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
BASEBALL RESULTS
THURSDAYS GAMES

Carly: Cincinnati. Dale and Clarks.
called on account Of darkness.
At Pittsburg P n E
Pittsburg 49,. goo COZ OOx-2 S 2
Batteries: Boston, Hughes. Crutcher
and Whaling; Pittsburg, Harmon and
Gibson
At St Louis p H z.
New York 1910 600 100 )
St Louis ISIS go OOx-13 II 0
Batteries; New York. Tesreau.
Schupp and Smith, WENDELL St Louis,
DOak and Snyder.
Games Postponed.
Philadelphia at Chicago Game viii
be played Sept "a
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At BTooklyn-1st game r III Z.
Newark -.--------Ol0 4Ol z1U-s ~ l
Brooklyn ........ O04 COS 000-7 Is
Batteries: Newark, Mosely, Ruel-
bach and Rariden; Brooklyn, Marion,
La Fitte and Land, Pratt.
Second Game r n z
Brooklyn -.-...-.-0 900 O1O 0O1-2 o
Batteries: Newark. Ruelbach and
Rariden; Brooklyn, Wilson and owen
At Baltimore-1st game Ri L.
BUFFALO -.-..-----O10 1OJ sos Is 1
Baltimore ...-..--012 600 O00-3 10 I
Batteries; Buffalo. Bedient and
Blair; Baltimore, Quinn ond owen
Second Game R n z.
Buffalo ......... 01O O2O OILS 10 )
Baltimore FPS POI OOx-13 II
Batteries: Buffalo, Schulz. Ehmke
and Allen; Baltimore, Smith and Jack
utsch
At Kansas City RTE.
Chicago t..-...... .OO1 600 002-3 s
Kansas City .-..-.2IO 900 O2O-5 i O.
Batteries Chicago, A'rendergast,
Block, Mccoy and Wilson: Kansas city.
Cullop. Packard and Easterly.
No others scheduled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
LEAGUE STANDING.

Rio Grande ASSOCIATION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11

= JEW YORK, June 11-The dove !
nj Of peace slowly is descending
i and sooo will rest on the base
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11

DOak and Snyder.
Games Postponed.
Philadelphia at Chicago Game viii
be played Sept "a.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
Baseball War Settled,
Peace Pact Is Signed
70 DELAY ENTRIES.
FROM new ORLEANS
Proposed to Hold Information Until
Each Morning Of
Racing.

New Orleans, December 2.-In q desire
to fEht the handbooks OF. the country. 1t
has been widely rumored that Judge
Joseph A. Murphy has decided that there
will be no entries sent out overnight
from New Orleans The meeting Is to
open at the old Fair Grounds track jan
uary I. and his move is to make 1t
purely . local affair and force any specu.
lation there may be to the Palm Garden,
as the betting enclosure is known.
The proposition is not to announce the
entries until 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Of the day the races are to be run. This
naturally would greatly handicap those
who were not at the course and still
had q desire to wager on the races. but
II II probable that 1t would be more Of
. handicap to the track itself It would
be possible for layers away from the
track to obtain the entries even after
10 o'clock In time to do business. but 1t
would bar the newspapers from them.
Racing II news that interests a large
proportion of the public, and the with
holding Of this information would surely
be very unpopular with those readers
Legitimate racing cannot have too much
publicity the equal Of entries and re-
suits. With out the entries there is
small reason for the publication Of re-
suits, These results are necessary to
keep up the turf history Of the country,
but their news interest 10 ruined without
the entries and the history can readily
be written without their daily publi-
cation.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-seilins: Sysarolds and upward
nve and half furion0- Turdillo lB tGruas,. {
to L 10 I. to z won; wakemaIl, 10 pooh, I
10 !. 10 I. even. secood: Tsp1 Tip Is Oh shill-
tnxs to ]. TO I. even third Tms lT.
0os1elly, Prsp.ro Bahy, OIL RandelI, q. ". Kisk
q. Hapsbury II. Favunte Article, Jolly Tar. KIM
Chiltoa. Cool. Marhal nlshman, Nobls Grand and
Lady Pend~ also nm.
SECOND RACE-sellins: Sysar-olds and urwsrd
one mile. Ben Levy, loe Mott, Q to s. to s. /
to Z. won; rlbtsou, 100 CMcrris). Z to l. even, )
to ). secood: Bonnits Buck IL CMatthevs) 10 TO l.
TO I. TO !. third Time 20. Skinny B, Black
Aafs. he Nook. 6norita Dan, Wild Bear. Pro
rcAlh. Argent and Acwen also ran
THIRD RACE-Selling: &ysarolds and inward
st1 fmioosA fsoleo. Bs tschernerhonl. 8 to !,
to to Won: Coae. iob tCulen,, 6 to l, to /,
to B. second: Metropolitan. 100 Ross), s to s. I to
l to 5. third. Time. Il Is. Auntie Curl. Willis,
Vtreo. stnthean. MACK B. and Eabsnks also nm.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furionss Orlicue 100
tH0rJ). 3 to & 70 Z to .. won: Star Of Love.
lG Poo,e). to I. TO s to 4 second: Koot-nay,
lW tAathews,, to l. Z to l. to g. third Time
i6 IS Brootneid and BONANZA Also r.n
FIFTH RACE-Fie and . half hrioaa Bird
nan. no tSchesmahon), to l. even, I to 2 won
Choetsv. " Mott). to I. > to 2 to s. s.cond ;
daxd Q. ~ MoryN. 10 to l. Z to I, to !, third
Tine. 20 rs. viuis Doe. Miss Brunh, Ida Pinach.
Aaan. More Or La Moiler Bully. yeptsd Rtshts
Little Jake. Caruadolet nd Custom House also
nn.
SIXTH RACE-Mils and sn eighth ooldy l0O
u shhhns,. even. to s. 10 to g. won: Petit Blue
. tHaynes, to ]. even. to s. second: Blooming
Posy, % (Bnzel). TO I, to l. TO third
Time. ia Peter stalwsrt. Hoyie, Tr,nspsernt,
Sharper Knight and Mamie MeDee also ran
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
ZEREGA WILL MEET
SHAD LINK TONIGHT

Louis Zeraga. the local heavyweight
wrestler. who claims the southern cham
pionship. will meet the veteran mat ar
tist, Shad Link. Of Baltimore. tonight
at the Bijou Theater. Daro. the Greek
heavyweight champion. proved easy
pickings for the Baltimore grappler last
night in the Monumental City, and Link
Is confident Of trimming the local ath-
lete tonight.
The match tonight will be catch-as-
catch-can style to a finish. and should
the local grappler come out In the win
ming end it will be the biggest victory he
has scored to date. Pat O'Connor, the
well-known local oficial. will be the
third man on the mat.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIHsT HACE-F1vs furlonas: all azes; purse.
500; selling Hugh. los: Senator Casey. 10:
Rob R.. llo: lambs Tail. 10; Lord Wells.
us; Cherry Seed, LIS: Bulsar. lis; Fort Monroe.
IIs
SECOND RAcE-Ffve and a half furiones; =
yearoids: pure. 500; selling. Dr. E1eischmann.
IS; 'Sepoy. 81: 'Mooostone. lol: Emily R.. 1ol:
Anna Lou loa; 'saivanity. loa; Granada. los;
'Paulson. los
THIRD RACE-Nve and q half furlonp: ;
year-olds and upward; purse. 500: selling Rus
tic Maid. loi: 'Muzanti. lol: Captain Elliott,
Io6: Elsewhere. los: ST. Lazarian. 100; Hester;
Hester. ia; Edmond Adams. rs; Anaui. Ili:
Snifly Allen, III
FOURTH RACE-One mile and fifty ysrds; ,
yearolds and upward: pure. $40; selling 'Changs.
los; .Tamedlane. lce: Moscows. los: 'Cuttyhunk.
los: Wander los: Balfrun. llo; Conflasr grafton. I5
FIFTH RACE-One mile; 3year-olds and up
ward: pure. 500: sailing. 'Hsberdash, S; Tom
Hancock. Ioc: 'CoDpertown. lo6: Coin. lD: Nino
Machacho. ln; Earl Of Savoy. 10; Mr.. suign.
lis
SIXTH RACE-Ons mile; ayear.olds and up
ward: pure. 500; selling. 'Ravenal. lo2; san
Jon. l6: 'Srargarst Meise. 10 5'Alaxims Choice.
ios: Southern Gold. 100; sepulved,. lis: Della
Mac. ia.
'Apprentice allowance cl,imed.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pmss. Ssu: eyearold maidens
six furIongs Tony Fashion lo2 GApaille). 2 to 1 4
TO S, to 5. won: Dancing Star. le (Hanington),
L to L to !. to 2 seoond Smilax. III (schut.
tinger). Is to TO- l to z l to 4. third Time l:l4.
Argument. smirtins. Emily r spd Gnnado also
nn.
SECOND RACE-An ages; selling; 1--WE and /.
half furlooss. Queen Apple. % uApsiIle), 9 to l,
to J. to S. won Sonny Boy, is fTaplin). even,
to s. l TO 5. second: Endyetic ,lls Nfunro) Is
to 5. even, TO 5. third. Time los rs Marigold.
waSfarer. Blue Rock and Louie May also nn.
THIRD RACE-Pmse. 500: Syearosds and up.
ward; selling: sI furionss. Kopje g (Panington).
8 to q to 2 l to L won; Luther, los DominIctl !.
Is to 1. 6 to ], to /. second: Dinah Do lo rTrou-
ler). II to s. 4 to 5, to s. third Time. LIS IS
yellow Eyes. Laun and Euvey Bey also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Pn1. 800: 3year-olds and up-
ward; selling; five furions2 Encore, lol fPsrrins-
toni, 2h TO I. even, 2 to s. won; Imperator ID
HAITI. ~ to I. even. I to 2 second Water Lilly.
lis tHanover). to z l to 2 to l. third. Tfme.
s. rs. skiles Mob Briarpath and Wanda Pitzer
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Pune. 500; syear- old, and nm.
ward: selling: FIVE furionssl Pierot 100 Lafertyl.
to S. to s. to T. won; Jane lol gacksou) is
to I, TO l. to l. second; Protosuras, los Rsr-
Iiugfon). 81 to I. TO .. to s third Time. 1l 2S
CbJta. Page White. The LArk, Tieer Jim and Isch-
cnbibble ahD nan.
SIXTH RACE-Puse, sw; s-yssr-o,d, and nm
ward; sellng; ono mile Ahamaha, M uapaillel
Is TO s. even. to s. won: Lochiel lis fTSrlinl
to S. to 10. to s. .cuud; Napier, llo CP.r.
rinstonl. to s. to s. to ) third. Time % is
Moscow. AnersiOw. Flying Feet, Cuttyhuni and
Autumn also nm.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
HUGO LANCER NAMED
TO LEAD VIGILANTS

Hugo LANCER. left tackle and punter for
the Vigilant football team during the
past four seasons. was last night elected
captain for 1916. Joseph Oliveri. who has
piloted the local Independent champions
during the past eight years was again
chosen to manage the team.
As closing game for the 1915 season,
two all-star teams will play at p. m.
on Christmas Day at the Vigilant Park
Oliveri Is in charge OF one of the elevens
and In the lineup Of his team will be
found many Of the vigilant players while
Country" Morris who Is running the
other team has gathered q number of
college stars to face the big v. players
Oliveri's team will practice this evening
at 4:3o and all members are requested
to be on hand.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
UAREZ ENTRIES,

FIRST RAnE-seilins: Syesrolds and upward
one mile. Bean Spler. %: John Walters, 60
Endurance. 81: skinny B.. los; Bunny. 20;
Ceos. los: Irish Kid. io5; 'stentnr. lG; Marie
Coehill. los: Ambri. loe; John Louis, ls; MolHs
Cad. IL
SECOND RACE Selling: 3yesr-ols and UPWARD
AIe and . half furionsA Lady James g: Classy
Cnri. io: 'Lcuis Descngnets, 100: .veie Forty,
ln3: bat Masterson. 100; Gilbert Rose lu3; Mis-.
sedahA. lp: Hazel O. o3: Mankou, I6; Beau.
mont los: Noble Grand. los: Palma, ls; Francis
!os: Nifty. los: Old Ctuo. l8
THIRD RACE-Sellins: 3yearolds and upward
one mile. Penalty. los: 'Bermndian. los: .Cisko
los: Csno. lot: 'Dr. Doushery. los; Madeline
Mnse1ve. ITO; Lady Young. LIZ: Augustus Hein.e.
IL.
FOURTH RACE-seliing: 5yearo,ds and I'd
ward; 1--we and q haf furloao. vlrgis wot %;
Miss Fielder. loo: odd Coin, rD: Kenneth.
los: Jake Argent. ro6: Rus Sand ls: Kid Nelson.
los: Robert Manteil. r0; Cedl, 100; Osraora,
los: Ma Baznharbor. ioe.
FIFTH RACE-SeIlins: 3yesnaads; fsv, nusL
lonss. Hoe Garden. 30: Jennie Small. 20; Rub
flax. %: Jos. 90: Fan. IS: Lola, Ios; PREPAID.
los: Tobacco Boz. lo6: staranise 10: Bahy Cal no
Sixth RAcE-seiling: 3yearolds and upward
mile Bertha ". los; 'Moonlisht, loc; sCharley
McFsran. U; Eastman. M: Mud sui ly:
Dav. Montgomery. los: osnsps. los; o1er. M;
Fairy. IL.
'Apprrntice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
KREUTER TO PLAY
WALLACE TONIGHT

Followers Of the pocket-billard game
in this vicinity will, be given a treat to-
night at the Grand Central Palace, when
Walter Wallace. the District pool cham
pion. will meet Louis Kreuter. the boy
wonder in q one hundred and fifty point
game. A few weeks ago Wallace won
a one hundred point game from Kreuter
and the seventeen-year-old is out for re-
venge tonight.
Kreuter IL under the management Of Bur-
ton Menk and 10 claimed to be the best
young pocket-billiard player in the coun-
try. The game tonight will start promptly
at o'clock and the fans will find the
entrance to the Grand Central on the
Seventh Street Wing OF the Center Mar
ket.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
Wisconsin's Football Fate.

Madison, Wis, Dec 0--The fate OF
Wisconsin football and all intercollegiate
sports rested today upon the decision OF
the regents committee investigating
Badger athletics which will report Tues
day. January Is. 1916 1t was reported
that the committee was in favor of kick
Ing all intercollegiate sports into the dis
card with baseball, recently abolished by
the big nine conference IntramuraI. or
home sports will be substituted, it Is said.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
STUDENTS CHEER THE
BROWN GRID TEAM

Providence, r. l., Dec. 22.-Five hun
dred students today gave a rousing send
of to the Brown University football team
when It left for Pasadena, Calf, where
II will play the Washington State eleven
on New Years Day. The team carried
Rhode Island drinking water with it. In
addition to the regular members Of the
squad there are ten substitutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
BEWICKS LOSE TWO
TO ROYCROFT TEAM
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Three teams are now bunched Tor the
honors in the Washington Heralds Duck
pin League. In the games yesterday the
Roycrofts captured two of the three
games from the Bewicks and drew within
one game of the leaders. The first game
went to the Bewicks by an 1s-pin margin.
while the Roycrofts landed the second
easily by 5l3 to 45. The final went the
same way by a 53s to 5O3 score.
Brigham led the field with a set OF
2Ss, while Harrington followed with $50.
F. Allen was first for the Bewicks with
2s3, while Thayer followed with $50. The
scores:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
BARLEY GIVES LOCAL
SKATER GOOD RACE

Carroll Donnelly, the Southern role,
skating champion kept up his winning
at the Central Coliseum. by taking into
camp Charley Barkley, OF Washington.
at the distance Of one mile in the fast
time of three minutes and fifteen seconds.
Although very little had been heard Of
Barkley's ability before the event he
gave Donnelly a great race and it was
not until the tenth lap until Donnelly
took the lead and drew away.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
KELLER AND LUTHERAN
WIN IN S. S. LEAGUE

Keller defeated Covenant, 10 to II. while
Eastern forfeited to Christ Lutheran in
the two scheduled games in the Sunday
School League last night at the Boys
Department. Y. NJ c. A
The Keller-Covenant game was closely
contested. but the score in the Eastern
Christ Lutheran game was II to 5, when
STEINER, OF Eastern. was disqualified on
account of personal fouls. The Eastern
team did not have a substitute and de-
cided after the first half was over to for
felt the game to Christ Lutheran, 1s to S.
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
ALUMNI QURT FALLS
BEFORE FRIENDS TEAM

On Wednesday night the Friends
School quint defeated the alumni of
that school, Al to IS. Although out
weighted by their more experienced
opponents. the Quakers came through
with a win.
The work of the Quaker forwards
was excellent. The foul shooting Of
Harrison put the red and gray in the
lead early in the contest and they were
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
Pittsburgh Gets New Pitcher.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Dec. 22-On the recon-
mendation of Hans Wagner. Manager
Callahan, Of the Pittsburgh Pirates. has
signed Douglass. a Tennessee lad. who
has been pitching great bail for the
Martinsburg. W. Va, team. in the Blue
Ridge League
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
G. W. o. LOSES TO NAVY.

Annapolis, Md. Dec. 37-The
Naval Academy basket-baD team
yesterday defeated the Suint frsn
the George Washingten Univessi-
~ Of Warrington by z seere Of
45 to IL. The visitors were eea-
pletely sstelasseA and the Aaidaies
shot goals alnest lat win.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
Vote On College Sports.

Minneapolis. MINI. Dec. 2.-Supporters
Of intercollegiate sports at Minnesota
University today laid plans for a cam
paign to veer student sentiment toward
their side. Just how close to the brink
sport Is was shown in q poll
Of the Minnesota University Senate. in
which 81 voted mo- against abolition of
sports and AZ yes"
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
ST. JOHNS QUDNT IS
TOO MUCH FOR LOCALS

Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec. 22.-St. Johns
basketball five took the Georgetown
quintet into camp at Brooklyn tonight
by a 36-16 score. outplaying the visitors
completely IN the second half. St
Johns led by only a single point at half
time. Nicklas played a stellar game.
while Kelly was the only Georgetown
PLAYER to be effective
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
Chicago Willard's Home

Chicago. Dec. 22.-Jess willard. heavy
weight champion of the world, is to be-
come q resident Of Chicago. Willard, ac-
companied by his family, arrived here
today and . short time afterward an
nounced that he had purchased home
In Oak Park. q suburb.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23
Father of Third Son

Chicago. Dec. 9.-Joe Tinker. prospec-
tive manager Of the re-organized Cubs
was today presented with boy. Tinker.
who IL recovering from an operation. at
Henrotin Hospital. is now the father Of
three sons.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-23

Substitution-Low for Pierce. Goals from Court
n. King ~, Boynton t6l. jacobsen (z. Harrison
a. Bullard, c. Roberts 60. J. Roberts -, Ossood
49, J. King a.. Free tosss made-Harison ~.
Osgood O. Roberts Referee-ZAvitz. Time OF
periods-D Minutes Score-Friends &: Alumni, S.
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Substitutions-weiss for Murphy, Klanbe9y for
OLoue. Sullivan for Curry. Scott for Bersrdini
Goals from court-Nickah N. Weis. Clark 81.
OLone. klauberg 81. Free tnars made-Nickas
no. Kelly tGD. Referee-Ed Thorpe. De La Sale
Time Of periods-D minutea Score-st Johns. s;
Georgetown Is
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Peck Chapel Wins Two Games.

Peck Chapel won two nmes Of basketball on
Tuesday night 1t their gymnasium when the hnt
team defeated the fast Garfield A G. quint, to II.
9 to II.
The allaruund playing Of Bromley and Connon
did much to bring victory 10 Picks first team.
while Scott and Girton played best for the Juniors
Lineup and summary:
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CHRIST LUTH.

How the points made: Goals from floor
Smith. E. Moore. Goetz a.. Austin CJ. Hickman.
Goals from foul-Smith o., Austin. OISdals-
Referee, Locke. Umpire. Collihowef. Time Of
halves-ls minutes
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May Legalise BOXING.

Louisville. Ky. Dec. 22-At the coming
session Of the kentuck legislature an el
fort win be made to legalize boxing in
Kentucky through bin which creates
boxing commission with a share of the
receipts for the State and bouts limited
to ten rounds
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No Evidence Against Walker.

New York. Dec. 2.-The local registra-
ton committee practically exonerated
George Goulding. the great Canadian
walker. yesterday by issuing statement
that the charge Of professionalism made
by w. H. Parry had no evidence to back
IL up.