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The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
TRI-CITY LEAGUE TO
Be A farm FOR FEDS;
Meeting THURSDAY
Eddie Plank and Otto Knabe
Are Behind Move to Out
law Maryland-West Vir-
ginia Circuit.
WILL ADD THREE CLUBS

The Tri-City Baseball League. Of
Maryland and West Virginia. may be-
come real rank outlaws this season il
the plans of the officials OF that circuit
can be put through at a meeting to be
held in Hagerstown on Thursday even
ing
1T is planed to enlarge the circuit to
a siX-Club league which is to be a
farming ground for the Federal
League. No other than the veteran and
much admired Eddie Flank. famed as
a hurler with the Philadelphia Ath-
Ietics, and Manager Otto Knabc. of the
Baltimore Outlaws, are behind the new
movement.
Last season as an independent circuit
the Tri-City OUTFIT proved 10 be a thriv-
ing little league. And the directors and
stockholders OF the three clubs made
money. The article of ball played in
the circuit was far superior to that OF
the Class d leagues in this vicinity.
All the teams turned out good ball
players to the minor leagues and
some of the players were. purchased
by the Class "A circuit and the
major leagues. The Martinsburg team,
which won the championship, was un-
der the leadership of a local boy,
William Country" Morris and the
lineup of the West Virginians was
made up mostly of local sandlot
players
At the meeting Thursday night In
Hagerstown at the Hagerstown Coun-
try Club an effort will be made to
get ChambersburG and Gettysburg.
Pa. to take over franchises while the
other club will be named from one Of
the teams in the Georges Greek
League.
Cumberland of the Georges Creek
League is the only town i'll that cir
cult which has refused to go under
the wing of the outlaws" Most OF
the players in the circuit last season
are with some team now under or
ganized baseball
johnny Blair. who was purchased
by the Nationals last season and since
turned over to Jack Dunn's lnterna-
tional League team, was the leading
outfieIder in that circuit, while War
rem Dean and Tots" Long, two local
Youngsters, who are also signed with
Jack Dunn. were members of the Mar
tinsburg team.
JOHN A. DUGAN.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and a half fulonEs LehiEh.
los tGreeni. TO /. to l. even. won: Charles
GoetI lie Booker. TO !. even. second: Billy
Barnes. ll6 CSfottl. even. third. Time. l:l5 5.
Woods Fitzgerald. Motto's Pride. Miss Edith woof.
Jack Nolan. Renwar Prospero Lad Fl Terror. SNet-
bait. and HOlsington also ran.
SECOND RACE-FiTe and half furIonES.
Breezer. liz uaoftusl. TO l. even. l TO ,. won:
LlsoondTina. ITO UonsoI., 10 TO J.. to !. second
Edna H.. II0 Uouderl. TO 5. third Tine.
l:t 3-5. Shorthand. Fred T. AlcO and Merry
Twinkle also
THIRD RACE-FiTe and . half furlonEs Parcel
Post. 107 (Roel. : to l. even. to .. won: oblivion.
los tClAIkI. even. } TO S. second: Cruzola. Ill
tsmithl. to !. third Time. las 2-5 Julia
Lyons. Ooma. Bertha weaTer Cessario. and LeScaT
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-scTsn furibnss. Andrew o'Dsy.
1O4 (C1srkl. TO l. to 5. to S. wen Merrurium.
IFS Mott. to S. to 5. second; Bob Lynch. Ies
fRiceJ. 10 5. third Time. "a 5-5. Asa Hern.
don. Watering. Rose O'Nell. and Acumen also ran
FIFTH RACE-Fiye and q half fuTIoaEs. Cordoys.
III tFeenyj. 8 to l. to l, 10 5. won Eima. III
(Ricel, TO l. even. second: Stella CRANE.
leT lOrmeSl, 10 2 third Time. |: III lis. Jennis
Crawford. Anszement. zenotek. Sheriff FOLEY. and
Ancestor also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Voladay Jr.. i02 Ricsl.
even. to }. out. Won: BonsnIs. lOs CAiotO. ssen.
out second; Fitzgerald. % uOndsrl. out. third.
Time. 1ae 2-a HnU walbAnk and HermudA aha
rAn.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
ST. ALBAN'S FIVE IS
BEATEN BY FRIENDS
Cathedral Quint Drops Hard-fougth
Contest to Quaker Team by
80 10 81 Score.

The Friends School basketball team
kept up its winning streak yesterday
by taking the scalps of the St. Adams
Cathedral School into camp by count
of 80 to 81. The game was hard
fought throughout, seventeen fouls be-
ing called. In the opening period the st.
Adams outfit got off to a flying start.
but the Quaker Quint" came with
rush in the closing minutes and when
time was called on the first half the
Cathedral crew were but five points in
the lead, the score reading 25 to 20.
In the second half the game slowed
up little. but the Friends bunch
came through with the old punch and
Ia ndcd the game in the final minute.
The feature of the game WAS the brill
liant goal throwing of Gill King for
the "Quakers'' and tho great all-round
u ork Of March. of Cathedral The
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-sslIinE: tWo-year-oldS: three and a
half fuTIonEs Cincinnati. l02: School for Scandal
lO3 Paymaster LOG; Deliver. IOT: Margaret o.. Io7:
InhdeIl los: BIue Cap. III.
SECOND RACE-SellinE: three year -ods: nTe and
a half furIonEs. Jack gsrIow. 1903: LINDA Payne.
I0J: Roscoe Goose los: Fair Haven. lOs: Billy Joe.
los: Brick ard Mortar. no: Dr. Larriek. lsO.
THIRD RACE-SellinE: four-y -yeaT-olds and up-
ward: six furIonEs- Chiffon sausW. IOs: Bulgarian.
l0s: ArgoncSi. IO2: Hypatia l03: Tom Chapman.
lOs Amoret. lo4: Old Jordan. l0s: Gold Dust. l04
Light knight. 1o4: F1smmOron. lO6: Flying Yankee.
1917 Americas. lO7 Billy Vanderyeer. 1917 York Lad.
l0T: KayderoseTOs. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Three-ysar-o -oldS and upward: the
Henry Goodman COmpsuJ'S Handicap: one mile and
seTonty yards Transportation. 96: Boxer. l02; I'm
preston lO2: Yenghee. los: Stout Heart. los.
FIFTH RACE-SollinE: fOur-yesr-OldS aud up
ward: six furlOngS Lady London. lo2: Reauiram.
IO2: Dicks Pet. los; ToddlinE. l04: Crsco. l04:
'Tis True. lO4: ColoFs 1885, Jessie Louise. lo6: Phi
wer. 1867 Wiley. los; SerTicence. leT: The Gander.
liz: Col. Cook IIs: Great Frisr ia.
SIXTH RACE-seIlinE; four year oldS and upward
one nile and q sixteenth. Gallant Boy 9s; BulA
Welsh. IeI: Stick Pin. lOI: Beau Pere. lo4: Tro-
Tao Ios: CodseIler. lOs: Autumn. los: Strife. los:
Rake 1867 Orpsrth. Jos; Pe,slus. 100; wyHnoke.
100! Earl Of Savoy. Ill; versns. Ill
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Purse: two y,sr oIds three and =
half furlonEs Little Bigger. Io.: Tosstmaster. 1lo;
Mens. liz: lola. liz: Circuslla. ll:: Smiling Mag
gle H2
SECOND RACE Selling: four olds and up
ward: mile AIiC~ Teresa. IOS: Ambri loj
-Jsrk Nolan. IOJ. Charles J. Harvey. lOj: -Hos-
ington. IOJ: MYRTLE Marion. IOS Patriotic los: Net
maker los: Pedro 10: D7vs Montgomery 10: lie
high. 40 Mike DnnlIu. no HassUn. li2.
THIRD RACE Selling: three yssr-oIdS and NJ
ward: Ave and hsN furIongs Eva PadwicL. 100
Minnie =. 10: Frszze. 10: Fsneuil Hall. liz
Three I13: Swede Sam. rs. Qud Nunc. ll5; Eek
Davis lis.
FOURTH RAE Selling: three -olds: hve fur
IonE> I Saw 1t. ?s: Judge Gheens. I0s. Nelie
Forty. IO3 Any Time. IO5: sivertons. lOj: ArIsto-
phsue 1916 Charles Goetz. los: Miss Sly. los: Louis
Dcscusncts. no. Lescsr. IlO; Forge. llo: 'Orimsr
Lad. 10.
FIFTH RACE-Pursr: three year-olds: sI fur
longs. Dad Davies. lOj; Zangaree. l05: Langhome.
los: Rhodes. los: Magic. ll3
SIXTH RACE-SelIing: three year-oldS and up
ward: hyc and q half furIUngS. Skinny b. 9j;
woods Fitzgerald. 100: Miss Edith. lOl AmsEe-
Inent. IoJ: Compton. Io6: NO Quarter. no: Kate
Shelly 10: Amty. ITO: G. W Kennon. liz: Fred
Drew. liz: Lady Mint. lI3.
.knrTrntire ALLOWANCE claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

Hans Wagner says there is no such
thing as a batting eye" Any one
who ever saw Joe EngeI at the plate
might be led to a similar opinion.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
SWAN WINS CONTEST
IN POOL TOURNEY
Defeats Kelchner in Good Game by
100 to 78 Count in Pocket Bill
Hard Match at the Royal.

One of the most exciting games in
the pocket billiard tournament for the
District championship was played last
night when swan defeated KelChner
100 to IS. Swan was in good form.
played steady and careful. while Kelch-
ncr could not get going. and was repst-
cdly tied up after attempting a break.
This unIucky streak gave Swan the
opportunity to forge ahead and he gath
cred in the sixties. At this stage, how
ever Kelchner took brace and while
in the act of pocketlng a ball with the
aid Of the bridge a foul was claimed
which the referee did not see. Making
his decision against HeIchner consistent
with the opinions expressed by the spec
ators, the latter continued the game
under protest. While both players.
whether the protest stands or not. are
now tied for third place, these two con-
testants will play again tonight.
HOW THEY STAND.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
ISSUE FRANCHISES TONIGHT.
Details for Season to Bc Arranged
at Potomac LeaEuc Meeting.

Tive po'orrr. Teq-o vrlI hold II, regular month";
r'~r','- tonight af the home # lis president Isn"
N4-fur, ~ Mount NIcu rIacn srIthHa-. The
Fr~n~H-,= oF fH. five club already in the IrsE7I"
will hn nnc, II and should any IT the team
9r,r ont o., th, ,rrr-rrt fraarhiSr, will hr granted
To- IN" tEn rNut- that have applications on hle
Tive marhr,t, of the Nevv Yar7 havr organized
team aud have application - enter tho cir
,7rr while the N0hauk Athletic club fast
bunch NJ Youngsters frum tho Southeast. the
oth-r club which Is after a berth in the league
arro-+ tho UyCr.
PIans for tn" sntCrtsinmrut and banquet which
t- to L., t~uderri Clark Griffith. manager of the
Nstrruai- on February IS will b. completed at
tour-r,'- meeting. Evcry rnc interested in a.,
u,If1r. 0f tho c1r7Iit Is invited To attend tn"
nrctInE tonight.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

Harry Hillman says every athlete
should eat regularly. Lots of chaps
are willing to be athletes
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
EASTERN ASSOCIATION
HOLDS Big Meeting
President James O'Rourke in Favor
of Continuing with Six-club
Circuit.

New Haven. Feb. Ito decide whether
they will continue in the fold of organ
lied baseball and fight the Federal
League invasion of New England, which
is promised as z result of recent confer
cnccs between the Federal League lead
ers and New England franchise hold
Crs. and others. the Eastern Baseball
Association magnates met here this aft
CTnoOn.
President James O'Rourke is under
stood to favor the continuance of the cir
crit with six Clubs-Sew Haven. Hart
ford, Bridgeport Springfield, New Lon
don. and Pittsfield. Waterbury and New
Eritsin are not money makers. A strong
sentiment has developed in this city
in favor of the Federal League proposi-
tion.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
PLAY BALL ON ICE.
Eddie collins and Other Big
LCaGucrS Surprise Natives.

Lake Tiard y. 7 Feb -B1dre Collins the
Uh.r. ~. c1ita,u. end ether r- lcsE1crs. ru-
,ludrug Irmul WaI-h and Tcnnork of the Ath
l"f"- -7.i ',,"r1~ Wits. fnrncr'v n the GIauts
,Ir,,.,I rrsrnh-- .,f the lake TIac7d rrbr now
Kind "f h,-lalI when they rls,ed a game IN the
SNOW and l~r Of Mirror Lake
Tran- ere rho~eu frnm among the club mem
her. CnllU,S and Walsh being nvsl captains On
unv Team Wa Lieut.. Gov. ElUard Schocncck Of
\.v N"rF.
An mdnor ha~eball aud hat we're used The
diamond Land ont the snow and the n
line soon h,zamr Elarr Of lCr. Collins starred
ami Vnn the gang for his team by a fast double
PLAY the ninth. Several hundrc1 persons wit
messed the game
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
WILL BE SHORT SESSION.
American League Meeting In New
York TO Be One-day Affair.

New YORK Feb. The rnncipal Questions that
are e1nccici 10 hc considered Wednesday are
tn. PLAYER limit Ull" similar 10 that passed hy
tho National League. abolition n III" draft rule
trim all tlas, "A Cluh-. and the adoption "t a
schedule for neIt sraS"n.
President R,n Johusan has hcen hcrc srnve
Ssturday and has outlined program for the
meeting which he stated could Be- cleared up in
one dsv.
the draft rue. It Is believed her" that the Ma
tionsI Isague will follow suit. 1t is necessary
for both leagues to vote the question before
il hecnmCs operative
Cart. T L. Huston one Of the owners
Of the New York club it said today would
20 into the meeting with a demand for several
PLAYERS Il IL aid that Capt. Huston has been
assured that deal that will greatly bolster W
the Yankees will be arranged.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
|4&!4Ie
ALI Local BowIers Should Join
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association

FOURTEENTH STREET puokPIS LEAGUE
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
WILL PLAY BLISS TEAM.
Garfield CIubmen to Clash with Col
ICriauE Tonight

Tho ';arheds uIrners-up for the Junior inde.
Tcudent championship Of the District. MI p1S the
Bliss Electrical College Of Maryland tonight in the
formers gym at $50. On account of injuries ~
ceiTed IN q TCcrnt EHmr the Garhelds have not
been together for ANYTHING but light practice
two rsmes a week in order to complete their
schedule The Cubmen will rut forth every ef-
fort to win from the cUIlegians. and get in pink
condition for the game with the Y. NJ. {. \.
which win be played about the middle Of the
month
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
WESTMINSTER DUCKPIN LEAGUE
CAPITAL CITY DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
MASONIC DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

I'....1, fS SIS 5o7T Totals....... 90 81 So
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
nv Gths Is Given Decision Over Freddie Welsh at Akron Fgh
GRIFFITHs SHADES WELSH.

Akron, Ohio, Feb. 1.-Johnny
Griffiths. Of Akron. shaded Fred
die Welsh, worlds lightweight
champion. I'm twelve-rOund
battle here tonight. Griffiths
decIsively won the first, FIFTH,
seventh, eighth and ninth rounds.
The sixth, tenth and eleventh
went to Welsh. The final round
was even.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
BERNARD EXPECTS TO WIN.
Italian Confident of Beating Turncr
In Handicap Match Tomorrow.

Tony R"ruard the local Italian demon who -
s5TeH 70 meet L. Tu-rcr tho middIe-Wesht cham
p1ou "f tho world. t0moIIov night IN a handicap
match ~ the Majestic Th0stor Yesterday put the
finishing touches on his training for this huut.
Bernard looks to b. the hr-t at condition. ard
j., c,,mfI'ut If landing verdict over tho CHAM
riou wrestler. r." even zoe, tar stating that
DO think he vii touch the Shoulders Uf the cham
rlun to The h@f"rs tho is C4llCd. Turner
hs- e-7eod 70 throw the local gTsrTacr tW~e in
hrur ar forfeit q rrIrse e $50 which has b"rn
r.,s'oi ~ .Iansgrr Then. MURPHY Of the Majeztic
Thr,'r-
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

Two Indian players oS the Northern PasebaII
League Glass and House. II they had b~-n
on the same club. It would have seemed prDprr
TO call their team tbs greenhouse OF the cunserTI-
tory.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
FOOTBALL A PROFIT.
MIchiRaa University Makes Close to
100000 at Game.

Ann Arbor Mich Feb. I.-Footbsll is the only
paying athletic activity financially at Michigan, ac
rordng to annual reTFt Of the treasurer Of tbe
athletic association. Football showed receipts Of
50 5ll.si, while disbursements WSrc SO.SB.8
Baseball with an income Of S.ss and an eI-
renso amount Of SO.JS. ran more than S,7O he
hind Track lost oycl morc financially, having ~
ceipts Il H3as.B and eypcnditurrs Of $50. -.
Tennis had receipts Of 80 and showed SO5.ls paid
out.
The largest source Of income next to football
vas from student fees Each student enrolling is
required 70 rsy a S blanket athletic tax. Thess
fees totaled $50
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

Lieut. wiIdins the tents cTper+. Is in the
trenches with the British trOoHs. Serving the
firing line eh. what.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Totsl..... f6 i9 iis Tot.ls....... IS SO ss
NATIONAL CAPITAL DuCKrIN LEAGUE.
ARCADE puCkrIN LEAGrE.
DEPARTMENTAL TENPIN LEAGUE

ige 81 "a TolaIs.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
INGRAM GIRLS TEAM
LOSES TO G. w. u. CLUB
Collegiate Basketball Tossers Capture
Interesting Game from Church
Outfit by 26 to 8 Score.

The girls basketball team of the
George Washington University defeated
the team from Ingram Memorial Church
in a game played last night at the EPith-
any gym. by score of 26 to s.
Miss S,iboId for c. ". L. and Miss
Smith for Ingram, together with good
team work on both sides featured the
game.
The proceeds will help the George Wash
ington team make n journey 10 several
Northern cities during the Eastern hoh-
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

So SO pII Total.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

FIRST RACE-Purss $500: three -yssr-olds and up
ward: selling: I'VE and half furongA 'Jabot.
los: sChsriey Brown. los: Milky WAY. ioI: FIN
isher. Io7: .steslavay. 1us: Mac. ll2; Custom
house. ia
SECOND RACE-Purss $500; three-Tear -oIds and
upward; selling; ere furionES. lone 100; Columbia
Lady. I0l: L'AiElon. los; Sonny Boy. los: Cherry
SEED lOt: Banjo Jim. los: Wander. Ii4
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; three-year-olds and
upward; selling: Eve furIonEL sNGy Trps. 90: In
different. e5: Anna Rose. 9S: .sDttnrs. iol; Fron-
tier los; szall l05: Thomas Galway 1os; Kettle
drum. los: Mortgyle. lis.
FoURrH RACE-PwSs. t5Q; thrssysar-Olds snd
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
HAVANA RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

hack American sril IL he gets hold nf him
Villa IS hacking Willard. Fine chance for the
negTU.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Tommy Lowe Given Beating.

ArkOn- Ohio, Feb. Tommy
Lowe, the champion lightweight
of the south. was beaten here
tsnight by Bruno Lang in the
semI-hnaI 10 the Freddie Welsh
Johnny Griffith fight. Lowe
showed exceptionally fast work
In the opening rounds, but after
the second he never had a look
In and received n COED beating
at the hsnds of the local light
weight.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Gunderson q Pro. Skater.

Chicago. Feb. Walter Guuderson an amateur
ics skater, who represented the Illinois Athletic
Club in a number Of Eastern meets. has announced
that he bad become pFoiessional skater and would
not compete again as hnateur.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Another Twirler for Brnnklrn-

Pr-Ndent IhsrlCs n. EbhC's ni the Brnoklvu
h'srlall rluh. 4 tho National League. has Just
added another Young tWirIc- to his patching
s'~T tT 1915 "" - ShCrrnd smith the promising
IF: handler "f the Newark club Of the International
Il smith pitched such good hall for the
N,Narka last wear that Ebbcts decided to give
hIm a chance with the Dodgers
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

An Australian authority and noted
cricket player declares our national
pastime by "bluffinE" tactics. Which
moves one to wonder If he meant
poker or baseball.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
FIGHT TO JOHNNY KILBANE.

Buffalo. Fob 1.-Iuhnnv kiIbane won
all the way in his ton-rnund battle
hNr" tonight with Rocky Kansas. the
local champion. kilhauC failed to put
his man awav, hut he showed such
dazzlinE speed and such marked su-
Ucri0ritv that the local hoy never
really counted after the second round
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
To Train at Hickman

Hickman,- Nv. Feb. l.-JOe CSutill0us Mime
apolis baseball club will train here again thiB
season and will arrive in training einlp some time
in March- Mr. Cautiiliou has trained bis team
here three diHsnent times. up until last spring.
winning the pcnnant the three years that he trained
here. This vas logical argument in getting them
here again.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
WELSH PLANS TO RETIRE.

Welsh. lightweight champion,
announced today that he will re-
tire within the next tvcnty-fOur
months and will probably buy q
farm near New York City.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
SMITH BEATS FLYNN.

Cincinnati. Feb. l.-GUuhoat Smith Won
over Jim Flynn in their ten-round bout
al the ArmUry tonight With left and
right Smith hCltrd the frcman's couutc-
nance and much blood WAS spilled Flynn
did not appear to nc i'm good condition.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
WITH THE RUNNING HORSES

UPWARD: selling: sI furIongS. 'Cutlyhunk. Ioe
Margaret MpSe. lO9: Msrtre. ll2 Inferno Queer,
liz: Runway. ia. Stars and Stripes. ll6 MockleT
lla
FIFTH RACE-Furss $500: thr.e-yesr -olds and
upward: selling: rTe and half furlnnEs "Sackcl0th
lO6: Gitsns. IO7: Susan r.. IO7: 'sr Fretful lOs
Supreme. 100: Gerard. 49, LOChie llj.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Bodie Flirting with Feds.

Chicasu. FSb. l.-Ping Bodie is about to pull
Steve BIodje He sent a telegram to this effect
frUm San Francisco to Joe Tinker. Of the Chicago
Feds. President WceshIuan and Tinker, Of the
FCderals. got together 10 discuss how much kzle
they will oHeT the ex-SoI fence-buSter.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Just Read It-Don't Say 1t.

Chicago. Feb. Ralph omtTedt. amateur.
brother If RaSnar OntEedt, worlds professional
Ski jumper will appear for the frst time in
meet With the Norge Clubs tourney at the Gary
slide il has been srnounced
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Pari.mntnel in Nevada

Carson City, NeT, Feb. la bill has been intro
dnced in the senate By Buol, Of Glack County. to
permit racing and betting by the psri-mutuel sys-
tom. Other bills to carry ITS provisions into e.
feyt propose the appointment Of a racing commits
sion and describe how the State and county per
centaEes shall Be distributed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

Substitrtions Wilson for English. Myers t"r
Thonnpson Goals from hoor-Wolfs NJ. Bad.
Cash ~ English. Thompson ~. Botcler. Goals
from fouls-whiie Cash. Number Of fouls called
Covenant 6: Frcsbyterians. s. Rcferec-". X.
Mac MILAN Time Of haTes-0 minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Pitcher ToneY Jumps to Feds.

Nashville. T'0n.. Feb o. Fred Tuncy. butcher
Of ih" Lrui~'ll, Amrri'au Association club, VIE"
CsS drafted NV the Brooklyn Nationals. announr,-l
yesterday that hr had signed % r"ntrac, with the
Pittsburgh Federal League club.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Racing in Missouri

Jefferson City. No. Feb i.-Horse racing win
b revived in ST. Louis and Kansas City II ball
introdncud in the hons. o, representatives beu1mss
a Law. The measure would lsgaliss The pan muiuel
sJStem q bStting
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02

'.aaI, fror H0-,r g.; kln- a. Lsc0h=on r. Hsrri-
s,sl r' ! King Co.. Milr-. Northur e. March a..
HoImrz ,rr klocs Goats frurn frrl-I; King g.,
N.rtrrp r.r Number of FOULS callel Friends. :.
st AIrar< ~ Hcf0rc~ Mr. Armstrong. Y. NJ.
O. \ Tir,s ~ helrcs- n minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
RAILWAY Y. N. C. 4 DUCkg.N LEAGUE.
sisns with Tinker.

Chicago. FEB. l--Nillism r. McGoWan. nine
teen, semi-profesaona second baseman Of Homes
dale Pa, has been signed By the Chicagu FedA
according 70 an annOancsnsnt b. Manager Tinker.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Doc Miller Is Released,

Cincinnati. Feb. Roy Miller. utility player
has been released Internationally by the Reds. He
coutemplates retiring from baseball TO take up the
practice Of medicine in California.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Carpenters Mentor Killed.

B7uloSns Frame Feb Max Ludo. the French
heavy -Seght known also Ludovic Mcrcadsr,
who brought out CARPENTER. has been killed in
acti'n.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
No Racing at Havana Today.

Havana. Feb. The announcement was made
yesterday at 'be headquarters Of the Cuba-Ausr-
can Jockey Club that there would Be no racing
al Oriental P1rk today.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
WHITE WANTS BOUT.
Chicago Boxer Anxious to Box
Welsh or ShuErue at Milwaukee,

ChraGo. Feb. Mate Lewis Charley White :
manage TODAY hcEan nc=utiationz with Tom An
drew for match on February n or - Unless
Freddie Welsh can bc secured Charley will fight
Joe ~hurrIc
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
Boxing in Havana.

New York Feb. The Cuban government
through President Mcnccsl. has confirmed the cor
cssiOus granted hJ the city Of Havana to Georrs
NJ. Brandt for boxing matches in Cuba this year
The first match will b. between sam McTey and
sam LanEford. February L.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
The unRnswerabIe question
'|Why Is n white HOpeF"

Ban Johnson recently made the
statement that the deal for the
Yankees would have been Consum-
mated long ago but for too much pub
liCity. This caused Sid Mercer. of the
New York Globe to add, ~ similar
complaint was made by the last man
who tried to sell a gold brick at Grand
Central station"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-02
PRESBYTERIANS WIN.
Trim Covenant in sunday school
League, IL to :.

The Eastern Presbyterian team last night de-
fesicd tho Covenant basket tossers in the SUNDAY
Srbn,J Iear1I. by a u to count. The fcatur-
Of the game was the goal tossing Of Thompson and
the defensive playing Of Brady. The lineup and