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The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Entries For @. w. u. Meet
Will Number More Than 800

School. Eastern High School Western
High School Baltimore Central Y. NJ. c.
\. Baltimore Cross Country Club, Wood
berry Forest School. Episcopal High
School Fifth Regiment Athletic Associa-
ton Baltimore City College. Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute. Briarley Hall, Car
roll Institute. Emerson Institute, Emer-
aid Athletic Club Hartford Athletic
club. Howard Athletic Club. Ascension
Athletic Club. Regent Athletic Club.
Epiphany Athletic Club. and the Manas-
sas Iligh School
The official list Of entries now is being
compiled under the direction Of Prof.
Lesli" Cleveland McNemar. faculty dIrec-
tor OF sports for the HatChetites, and
will he issued for publication within a
day or two. The number exceeds 400
according to statement made following
a hasty perusaL
The official program Of events has been
approved by officials Of the athletic asso-
citation and probably will be announced
today. ThirtysiX numbers are on the
schedule. including a large number OF in
teresting relays.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
WESTERN HUMBLES
EPIPHANY QUtNT
Capt. Peck Again Leads All Scorers
with Twelve Baskets to Credit.
Score, S. to 70.

With Capt. Dutch" Peck shooting bas-
kets from every angle. that Western bas-
ket-ban five administered another deci-
sive beating to Mark De Oranges bunch
from Epiphany yesterday.
When time was called the Red and
White had rolled up 50 points to their
opponents &c and. in doing so, raised its
total to 16l points in the last three
games.
The Epiphany quint took the lead at
the start but failed to retain 1t for more
than minutes. At the end Of the
first chapter. the Red and White was
leading by % to II, Thirty-five points
to 10, with Western having the advantage
marks the results of the final count
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Thirty-four Colleges, Prep
Schools, and Athletic Clubs
Enter Cream of Talent.

Hatchetite officials last night issued the
revised and final list of institutions and
athletic organizations scheduled to take
part in the seventh annual indoor track
meet Of the George Washington Univer-
sitv Saturday night in Convention Hall.
This revised list shows that thtrty-four
organizations will take part, in addition
TO an unusually large number of unat-
taChed athletes.
The entries arc as follows: Cornell
University. George Washington Universe
ty, Lehigh University. University Of Vir-
ginia. Johns Hopkins University. Wash
ington and Lee. Georgetown University.
Catholic University. GaIlaudet College.
Maryland Agricultural College, st. Johns
College. Columbia Athletic Club. Central
High School. st. Adams. Technical High
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
MILLIONS BEHIND IT.
So Gilmore, of the Feds, Says About
Kansas City Franchise.

Chicago. Feb. 9.--"There will be millions back
Of the Kansas City franchise obtained by T. T.
Powers, said President Gilmore. Of the Federal
League. today. Not a nickel belonging to the
Wards will be in the club but am not denying that
it will not be in Greater New York. There are
only two places considered. Newark. Y. J.. and
Manhattan. Possibly will not be the Island
this year. but if not will have club there
in 1910
Every time We turn around the story comes
out that Mr. Ward is writing checks. Mr. Ward
is not interested in this deal in the slightest but
another millionaire is Of the richest men in
the West He is an enthusiastic baseball man and
has 100000. He stands ready TO back Mr.. Powers
tn the limit and believe ne. will have club
down East second TO nota.'
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Duncan Fuller, Formerly Of
Western High School, to
Undergo Operation.

duncan Fuller. the Washmglon hoy,
who has gained considerable prominence
at Harvard 10y his work on the crews.
has rowed his last college race for the
reason that he is TO undergo a serious
operation in the near future with this his
senior wear
With this unfortunate situation at
hand. Coach Wray. Of the Crimson oars
mon. Is mourning the loss of one of the
most promising candidates for this year s
varsity eight.
Fuller is product Of the Western High
School of this city. having graduated in
1911. lie was prominent in athletics
as we'll as being one of the most popu-
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
ST. ALBANS' TEAM
WINS In CLOSE GAME
George Green's Lads Defeat Army
and Navy Preps in Last
Period.

Coming back strong in the last
period, the st. Adams basketball
team defeated the Army and Navy
prep five yesterday in the formers
gym by 3S to 34
With an advantage of nine points
at the end OF the first half. the prep
boys were unable to cope with the
accurate passing game Of the Church
men in the last period and were
handed a licking
Rlees put up his best game of the
year when he was substituted for
Potter. He shot four baskets and was
potent factor in the whirIwInd
passing game OF the winners. March
also did some clever work for St
Adams. Francis. of Army and Navy.
lead in goals from floor with six to
his credit. He and Bolton were re-
sponsible for some clever teamwork
Line-up and summary.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
ILLNESS HOLDS UP DEAL.
StaIIinEs, Manager of Braves, Tn
able to Complete MaEec Trade.

New York. Feb 9-It was stated in baseball
CirIes at the Waldorf today that the illness Of
Mauag,r George Stallines. Of the Boston Braves
would prevent the immediate consrImmation of a
deal with the Phillies invoking Sherwood Mage
and PLAYERS Hughes and Whtted.
II Is cNI e,tcd. however that the deal will bc
closed later and that Magee will 90 10 the Braves
in exchange for Hughes and Whitted Whitted has
toCn asking bonus Of s. 90 to 90 to Philadelphia
and Hughes threatened to quit BASEBALL sooner than
60 to the Philadelphia club. Negotiations to
placate the men arc underway.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
LEAGUE VOTES
TO CUT LISTS
Tener Circuit Refuses to Fol-
low Americans S Plan and
Will Garry but 2l Men.
INTERNATIONAL REFUSED
Barrows' Organization Not Allowed to
Enter New York if Hampstead
Has His Way.

New York. Feb. 9.-There seems to be
little chance of Ed BarrOws' pet scheme
to transfer his Jersey City international
League club to the Bronx going through.
President Harry Hampstead. of the
Giants. announced tonight after the Ma
tiOnal League meeting at the Waldorf
had adjourned until tomorrow morning
that he would not stand for the inva-
sion by the minor outfit.
Mr. Hampstead claims that the New
York club has spent thousands OF dol
lars in baseball and that their territorial
rights must be respected and protected.
The international League president
sent letter to the National League mo-
gus and this was read at the meeting
today. No action was taken, the matter
being tabled until tomorrows session.
Mr.. Hempstead's stand, which he an
nounced later in the evening. however
puts the kibosh on Barrows' plans
Federal League representatives, who
are in the city. when they learned OF
Mr.. Hempsteads decision Immediately
began burning up the wires to headquar-
ters and 1t was rumOred late in the even
ing that the Federal League would sure
ly invade the Bronx. 1t is barely possi-
BILE that both Newark and New York
will possess franchises in the outlaw
organization the coming season.
Schedule Not Adopted.
Without adopting the schedule for the
coming playing season the magnates ad-
journed at SIS o'clock. The schedule
however. is sure to be adopted as it has
been drafted by the special committee.
Although the Giants were strong for
having the player limit raised to twenty
two men, it was voted down. Only
-,
The rule also provides that if mana
ger Of any team goes in as a pinch
hitter or takes any other part in the
playing of a game he will be counted as
one Of the twenty-One players.
The magnates voted to give former
Gov. Tener. its president, a three weeks
holiday in order that he may accept the
appointment from the new governor of
Pennsylvania to go to San Francisco
next month to help dedicate :he PennsyI-
vania building at the Panama Exposi-
ton.
UnPires Signed.
The following umpires were signed:
Klein. Emslie. Eason. Hart. Byron,
Quigley and Orr. George Cockrin. mana
ger last wear of the Harrisburg Tri-State
League team, was selected and signed as
a subumpire. Charles Rigler one Of
last years stan, has not been signed to
date.
Those at the meeting were James F.
Gaffney. J. c. Toole and Robert II. Da-
Wis. Boston. Charles II. Ebbets. Ed j.
McKeever and Stephen w. McKeever
Brooklyn: Charles \. Thomas, Chicago:
August Hermann and Harry Stephens,
Cincinnati; Harry NJ. Hampstead. G. j.
Sullivan and John B. Foster. New York.
William B. Baker. Philadelphia; Barney
Dreyfuss, Pittsburgh: Mr. and Mrs.
Schuyler Britton. ST. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
March Baseball Magazine

We are in receiIt Of the March Baseball Mssa-
zine. which is dedicated to Eddie Collins. Besides
containing which heretofore unpublished facts
about Collins career. the issue has articles hy Ban
JchnsOn. COmiskey. Dave FultZ, Weeghman F. e.
lane and Eddie Collins The title Of sensa
tional article is Why Not Recognize the Feds
which is Z bid for peace in BASEBALL
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
CREAM OF TALENT ENTERED.
In New York Athletic Clubs An
nuaI Indoor Meet Tonight.

Nov York. Feb 9-Afhletic history is promised
a' tre Nc.g rrk \ C. annual indoor games III
MsdI,ou Nquarr Garden tomorrow night. Headed
le Chicssn's phenomenal triple champion. JuSellr
&. Bnoml-. the entry list contains CVCTy nIme now
Ircmrncnt track ami field. including George
'iuul ling Tom HalT5u, the Cior-5n Brothers. Nike
peyann-~. Jack Llar. D.rk Rcmer. Eddie Rsnv.
Nira 'iIawako. ',us. rlstt Adams, AlVeh Meyer and
,G. other Cnt1rs.
The hiE Eastern colleges will he represented ~
Tcd McreIit'. Jun Lirpncott. Lockwo0d Patter-
AID nine others from Penn. and Capt shed
Gen. Ger. ut. Treddway and Nal WIlh" among
sI,f,"u from Yale. while Marin !. Have. the
rra.h 'a'f mil~-. Lead nuo l'np,CtunIau-.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
LINCOLNS PLAY PLEBES.
Fnst District Basketball QUint to
Tackle Navy Boys February -.

Tn, Lincoln 4 &. vii mcrt tine Emerald 4. e.
IN tho Nnel II, IL. cm tonight a. 50 o Cl'ra
and q god basket hail same rs assured.
TLlcIg. the efforts rf Business Manager Nick
..-r,r the Northeast buvs have secured banner
game fr FrhrIar o. The team will 20 t" An
ral-tlss and I.isy the Inu7l-Ilass team nf tie
Na,I AraIcur
T. mld~hu.ueu have a fas, team this %a>,n.
r...7~ q. G.arel srvcrsI rnw0- orloE" fvos. hut
..r 3.r,a urs ale E.InE over determined n van and
s1-. ..n inr REPUTATION thcy have uuIo ras.at
80, . --rr- tins snasnr.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
I!9IIls!SER||H(

81 understand Kid Marshall packs
quite punch?" Young Thomas was
asked.
at isn't punch. It's kick" re,
piled Thomas.
Has anybody seen Jim Henley
lately
Don't make fun Of the White Sox
new manager, Clarence Rowland, on
account OF his given name.
Mr.. Haughton, Harvard's football
coach, rcjoiccs in the handle of Percy.
There's nothing in a name
Don't fail to read the Freddie
Welsh stories published exclusive
Iy in the pink section of the Sun
day Herald. Order your paper
carly.
\ noted French surgeon states that
he can graft arms on wounded soldiers.
Griff has a couple of players on his
roster who might be helped by this
method.
With the Billy Sunday revival on at
Philadelphia Quaker City baseball eN-
perts have invented a new expression.
Billy ShettSlinc was discussing a weak
hitter tn" other day. and opined that.
that mutt couldn't whale a lick: he
couldn't even hit the trail at a Billy
Sunday meeting"
g hA f1h
claims record in tho catching busi-
ness. Schang nabbed five base thefts
in one game last year.
The record is still held by Duke"
Farrell. OF the old Washington club.
back in 1890. when he cut down eight
wouId-bc pilferers in a single game.
The terms of Billy Sundays contracts
for holding revival meetings provide
that the promoters must build a suit
able tabernacle and turn over the en-
tire receipts for the Sunday meetings to
Billy-News Item.
or all the PREACHERS that ! know
There's none like Billy Sunday.
h makes a barTclful Of dough.
And he gets It all on day.
On Tuesday. "Wednesday Thursday FIJI
DAY, saturdsy. and Monday
He has no hnEer in the pie
But sunday is for sunday.
Of all the days that's in the week
He dearly loves but day,
And that's the Gay that comes between
Saturday and MONDAY.
It's then he's dressed up in his best
And has his one big un-day;
He lsts the churches keep the rest
But Billy wants his Sunday.
L. c. Davis
Man calling on girl in New York was
raped on the head with a hammer
Moral: Don't call on girls in New York
BY vote Of experts Sam Crawford
has been elected the most valuable
member Of the Detroit team. But Ty
Cobb COntinu.s to get the moncy.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
HE'S WILLING TO SPEND.
BrCsnahan in New York with Bank
Roll Looking for Players.

Nrr I,rF Feb . -With S5OcUo Thirty thousand
.--llar drIlsr, IN lis Tocket. Roger Brcsuahan
manager of Tie ChraEn cubs. arrived here :pdas
t. ln. I!a,sr~ tr }Is team He WAS Voicerferously
r.rc--I al tic Waldorf.
Il wish 10 purchase. said Bresnahan. &c i second
hascuan. rvtdelder and a gUod PITCHER. There
axe ...me men the Giants that ! would like
{" 81 4 could. and ! will srrud every peuny Of
ny lana rgll to get good men"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
oLMsTEAD MEETS WALLACE.
GottRm Champion Takes on Nir-
EInIn Man in First Match.

Dayton OlmstGad champion player nf New York
state is meeting an cumers for cash prize ~
the Grand Pocket Billiards Parlors every night
this week.
Walter Wallace, the champion Of Virginia, meets
Olmstead tonight as Sis
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Another Boxing Bill.

Harrisburg Feb. 9.-AnOther boxing commission
bill was presented in the legislature last night
by Senator Thompson. Of Beaver. II provides frr
a commission Cf three TO he appointed by the gov
eminent for four years who shsII serve without
compensation. Tho bill provides that boxing cnn-
tests shall be limited to ten rounds and makes
regulations for the conducting Of such contests
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

Substi:utons-MuTay for Sullivan H. Miller for
Metzel. Dillon for Mclaughlin. Goals from field
+. Miller 10. Wheeler C9 Myers o. sullivan
Murray, Mctzel. Holmes (2l. Mathews. Dillon.
Goals from fOIl-D. Miller l2l Wheeler Numbcr
fou' caled-Garhelds. 4; Carroll g. Referee
Lieut. Ryan, U. $. y. Timekeepcr-Mr Bluncr.
Timc o. halTes-sl Minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

SubstiutiUns- Smith for Peine Henry for Smith.
Smith fer Peck. Sergeant for Gibln, BoDer roT
Deztndof. DezendoH for Insley. Ingley for Drzsn-
dcrf, Dean for BoryCr. Boyer for DeAtey Goals
from ho0r-Peck Q2I. Peine ~. Lsetrh 81, Fuller
~. Marbury d. Ingley 81. Dezendorf (3l SeEdsn
". Goals from foulS-Peine. Of l2: Smith,
ont d l. Marbury s out uf TO- Referee Mr.
MARI De Grange. Tins a halves-H minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Amos A. Strunk Retrothed

Philadelphia. Feb 9.-Amos 4. StrInk, the fleet
E.otrd ou;f-dc Of :he Athletes. will become a
mornt'or uf the Rsnedict League ere long St7nk
has zen ianucd hy ban CuTid according 10 James
". Kennedy. vho yes'-rdsy announced the cD-9ce-
m'n' ot his daughter. Mis5 Ethel Robinson Kcnuedv
10 the Mack oUtfcdcr.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Chief Bender to Shoot.

e.. '.:,..:. M. Fr. ',c' Earn',r -em, v,rI
.. LIS ...n .. T. ,.' r..~ ", -0ru= That d..
go. .-. ..rr :,,' T~.-r f.- as- ~h0rtn- match
.., T.-I.-. f.-r T. Easlu. o. tic T-rra,r,>
I., I... n.- rsr,..: 81 R~4 raIr sEU n "a ,,nt,
,.r ".o" .-. >r.Ia@. and the local man vl,l
.l' g.. 10 u.. p. EIa.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

SIhstitutions-Klees for Potter Holmes for March
March for Loker. Peterson for FranciA Goals from
hoor-PCtter C2l. Klees a.. March C5l, HolnrS o.
H'Iden 81. Bolton ~. zerbe ~. Francis 'sl.
Goals from foul-March sD. Bolton CS) Referee
Mr. Hughes scorer-Nr. Brewer. Tine Of halves
y minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
CALL OFF BASKETBALL GAME.
GeOrgetOwn-Y. VI. c. 4. Contest Is
Postponed

The basketball came between GEORGETOWN Uni
versty and the Y. VI. e. A.. scheduled for Satur-
dav right, has been called on because Of the
seventh annual indoor track meet Of George Wash
ington University. in Convention Hall that night
Georgetown is entering large track squad in this
meet.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Rice Shifts CaDtain.

N.'-. I,l. @. q na.h Rio. ,cs-oIdav save
a. l--l' ...: .-H' ..~ E.iI.-. w-.E,r: -snrc
d.. . ..n u :., s.i, I.G.-. Tartl-slN VARSITY mcn
.,.. oa 'l,r. ra.' ~a@t.r ru vas shifted from the
p. ri, .: ilr. o-r 10 -ia. ,raIj.aari side. He
. ,l NJ. oa H., Hl- c,N last !,ar and rowod
- ; .'-' .aa
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
Tigers Start South March l,

Detroit. Mich. Feb. G-The majority Of the
Tiger battery men and coaches will start spring
training at GulfPOTt, Miss. the morning Of
March !. Manager Jennings announced today.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
UnPires Signed.
GARFIELDs WIN ANOTHER.

CarroII InsIItute No Match for Muir
rays Bunch-Score 81 to =.
Manager Murray's speedy bunch Of goal tossers
scored a decisive victory over Carroll Institlte
last night by 81 10 count
The guard work Of the Garfield PLAYERS was one
Of the features Of the contest. The winners also
showed a good passing game. carrying the ball
many times down the hoCr for a goal The gams
was rough throughout and much more interesting
than the score irdicates
d. Miller and Mclaughlin were the best Der
formers for their respective teams Line-up and
The Washington herald., 1915-02-10
shsan Will Manage Providence Club

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The Washington herald., 1915-02-10

Man calling on girl in New York was
raped on the head with a hammer
Moral: Don't call on girls in New York
BY vote Of experts Sam Crawford
has been elected the most valuable
member Of the Detroit team. But Ty
Cobb COntnu to get the MONEY
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