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The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
FEDS To MEET
I'm MANHATTAN
Peace Is Improbable Be-
cause Independents Have
Gone Too Far. to Stop.
GILMORE IS CONFIDENT
President Declares Invasion, Is Pro
sressing Nieely-Asainst 10
Cent Ball.
GILMORE is CONFIDENT

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 7.-with all the de-
tails arranged for the invasion OF New
York city the Feds will hold q meeting
In the big town Friday and a. the Ma
tional League get-togsther IL scheduled
for Monday there are more rumors Of
ipeace.
But peace from where we sit seems
have gone too far now to stsop. They
have announced their plans for entering
Manhattan and the Organized Ball forces
would have to spring some mighty con-
vincing talk to sidetrack the Baby Major
at this stage Of the game.
A letter from President Gilmore this
morning declares that everything In con-
nection with the invasion IL progressing
nicely which also appears to strengthen
our belief that II is now too late to turn
back.
Up to this tine some of the magnates
|of Organized Ball have wantd peace.
They have been willing to lend their
ears to conversation and have done a
lRtle admitting about the rough sled
ding but the older fellows do not want
to give up anything. They want peace
at their own terms and everyone can
imagine what that means.
The Feds probably will have enough
on their hands IL they attend strictly to
thch o"h DuSiueSS 30 u uOuptiut.
indeed. IT. they give much time or atten-
ton to Organized Ball. The most i'm
portant subject to come before the mag
mates once everything Is made known
about the New York invasion regards
the price of admission to the various
ball parks in the circuit. Newark started
the cutting because 1t was not possible
to get the fans out with big league prices.
Soon Brooklyn followed the step and
then the scale became general.
Now there are several magnates in the
Federal League especially Edward w.
Gwinner owner Of the Pittsburgh Rebels.
who also Is to be one Of the hackers OF
the New York Club. and Phil Ball. Of st.
Louis. who will make a fisht against the
double-jitney bleachers.
At the New York meeting there also
will be much talk about the playing
strength of the teams. and II Is the de-
sire of all the maGnates to see a pretty
good team in Baltimore for they realize
that this city turned some money over
to them during the first race when the
Terrapins were in the hunt. There are
several players already signed who would
look rather sweet in Baltimore uniforms.
@. STARR MATTHEW'S.
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MAY ADOPT ruling
FOR 2.YEAR-OLDS
Jockey Club Likely Will Prohibit Their
Facing the Barrier in Meets
Before April /.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 7-At a meeting
OF the Jockey Club to be held this week
It is expected that the rule proposed by
Capt. f. B. Cassatt, prohibiting the
racing OF 2-year-olds OF the crop of 1915
before April !. 1917, and of any racing
Of 2-year-old before April In succeed
Ing years, will be approved and made one
of the rules of the Jockey Club
When the change in the role was pro-
posed last summer the members Of the
Jockey Club. fully approving OF IL as q
change that should be made asked the
Endorsement Of the rule by the Canadian
Jockey Club and the Kentucky Racing
Commission. which respectively govern
the racing In the Dominion OF Canada
and in Kentucky. Both of these gov
erning bodies have approved Of the
change. and the rule will be adopted at
the coming meeting Of the Jockey Club.
Under the existing rules the racing Of
2-year-olds Is not restricted In the least.
and baby racers have been introduced to
the game In New Orleans and at Juarez
on the first day OF the year, although
some of the colts and fillies may then be
only months old or less.
A majority Of breeders and owners
arN opposed to the racing of the young
sters SO early in their careers. on the
theory that II destroys their usefulness
In later years for breeding purposes, as
1t saps their vitality and is also likely to
result in their breaking down before they
are fully developed. 1t is pointed out In
support Of their contention that a p
year-old raced SO early rarely develops
into a horse Of much consequence. and
racing records Of such youngsters have
been offered as proof.
Many breeders and owners who race
principally for stakes and hish-class
handicaps are even opposed to racing as
early as April /, and desire that the
rule will be SO changed that there will
be no racing Of 2-year-olds until July
I. which Is the custom in France. In
support Of this they point to the fact
that the French horses stand up better.
race longer and over greater distances
Of ground than the thoroushbreds Of any
other nation.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
PESDUE TO RETIRE :
IF SENT TO MINORS

Galiatin. Tenn, Dec. Hub Perdue.
the famous Gallatin Squash, means what
he says when he asserts he will quit
baseball rather than Join q minor league
club Perdue. who has owned q farm
for some time. has just purchased half
interest In q cafe here. The cafe ID one
Of the show places Of the town. and
between 1t and the farm Perdue figures
he win be Independent of baseball
Perdue was Q member Of the st. Louis
Cardinal team last season and part OF
the previous one. He escaped being q
member Of the worlds champion Braves
by kicking over the traces and forcing
George StalIings to trade him. His
showfng hast season would not Justify
the Cardinals holding onto him the COM
Ing year and they have been preparing to
send him to . minor league team on the
Coast
Perdue has maintained that he wnl
not 20 to the Coast and his recent pur-
chase would indicate that he vas pre-
pairing. to escape minor league service.
Hub stated today that before he would
play minor league ball be would resign
Al usver again don aSbassbau suit
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
HORSE RACING IN ENGLAND.
Attendance Of General Public a
Meetings to BE DiscouraeeA.

Attendance OF General Pablic At
MeetinGs to BE Disc0uraged.
London. Dec. THE government has
granted permission for horse racing un-
der National Hunt rules to take place
during the coming winter on some Of the
race courses in the south Of England and
arrangements are now being made to
commence the season over the sticks on
December q. Attendance of the general
public is to be discouraged as far As pos
sible. By raising the price Of admission
to all meetings from Is cents to &.G. II
Is believed that only owners. breeders
and trainers and others seriously inter-
csted in the sport as business will so
to the races.
No races will be allowed at the three
metropolitan parks-Sandown, Kempton
and Hurst-which are required for mill
tary purposes. while Haydock Park and
Nottingham. being within easy reach OF
important munition making districts. are
barred. The meetings will be held at
Gatwick. Lingfeld, Windsor. Plumpton
and Newmarket.
During the nat racing season the value
Of stskea run for in England was Just
under N.250,0oo. which is q reduction Of
81 $4,000 compared with an average year
before the war.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08

Athletic Club The Engineers have been
in camp in Pennsylvania and returned
but three weeks ago. A good team has
been organized and the holders expect
to retain their title.
The Mohawks and National game is
causing as much interest as the ViSilant-
Engineer contest. as these teams gave
the followers of the independent grid
iron game great exhibition two weeks
ago at Vigilant Park when they battled
TO to o tie.
These clubs have shown the class of
the lighter teams and the winner OF this
contest will be booked with the winner
OF the Vigilant- Engineers game for the
championship. The showing the Mo-
hawks made against the undefeated vir-
ginia Athletic Club last Sunday when
they trimmed the Alexandria eleven z
to speaks for the ability Of the south
east club. while Vic Gauzza's Nationals
have made a brilliant record all season.
The Nationals will practice tonight at
p. m. and manager Gauzza desires all
candidates to report at the club.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
LEASING BALL PARKS
FOR MINOR LEAGUE
New Western Circuit Will Not Be In
der o. B.. and May Affiliate
with Feds.

Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. Parks al
ready are being leased for a new inde-
pendent minor league which win make
its bow In the spring. possibly as a
farm for Federal League clubs. While
officials Of the new organization will not
make the bold statement that the Feds
are backing the new organization. II IL
admitted that the league Vim be inde-
pendent Of Organized Baseball and that
1T probably will afiliate with the Feds"
DR.. d. NJ. Shively. former president of
the Western Association. is the leader In
the organization In the new circuit. The
league will put a team In Kansas City,
Kan. Just across the river from Kansas
City. Mo.
Sedalia. Joplin. Springfield and Webb
City also are In line for berths and the
other cities will be chosen from Pitts
bursh. Parsons. Independence and Cof-
feyville. Kan. Oklahoma City. Tulsa and
Okla. The league will hold
its first meeting a week from Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Pure: 3yesroh nahens: ~,
frrlons,. Leah Cochran. los: Happiness. fce; Fan.
lB; Jennie Small. l6: Ball Band. los; joe. ls :
Circulate. III: That's Me. IL; Rapid Way. IL;
Zrdora, lI2. Bank. rs
SECOND RACE-Seling; Syear-olds and upward
one mile Peter Staiwart, -: .Air Line. 90; Lad.
.: skinny B.. los: Finland lG; 'Black Mate. M ;
Charles Foa. IL: Downlard, liz; Bonne's Buck.
IL
THIRD RAcE-Threeyesr-olds and upward: al
fGrlongs. Hearthstone loe: Harold @. lG; Can
ara, M: .Auntie Curl. lce: willis ro5; Palms.
NJ; Ann 1illy. lG: Prnrealis. No
FOURTH RACE-Seltng: 3year-clds and upward
ax furlong- 'Oh Bob. g: Charity Ward. %;
Billy Joe. loe Bertha ". lo: Miss Fielder. lo4:
Charmeuse, lU: Harwood. 100: Jake Argent, ii2;
Balgec IL: Furions. IL
FIFTH RACE Selling: 3yesr-olds and upward ];
five furionss. Col Randefl. g: CLASSY Curl. 9
Rag -: Category. es: 'Siiss Edith. loc; Froksu-
dale. los: Eel. los: Lone Star. los: Gilbert Rosr.
los: No6by i0: Moller. los: Aunt Elsie. lG;
Jennie Crawford Ill; CoCdoTa. ll2; safranor. lls.
SIXTH RACE-sellirg; jyearo,ds: ere mile.
Transparent Ieo: Copper. los: Reg. lo; J. Nolsr,
los. Mudsil. u7: Great Ffiar, III: Rsoul, III
Mercurium. IL
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
BOWLERS INVITED To
BOOSTERS Meeting
Local Tournament Officials to Hold
Big Session SATURDAY Evening at
Chamber of Commerce.

With the Announcing Of the date for the
closing of the entries for the Atlantic
Coast Bowling Association tournament to
be held here starting the first week In
April. the local bowling enthusiasts are
already getting busy in naming their
probable line-ups for their five-men teams
and also selecting their partners for roll
ing in the doubles
Every alley in Washington Is humming
nowadays with talk Of the coming tour
nament. and from the enthusiasm shown
by the entire bowling body here the
words Of P. T. Moran. president of the
tournament company. will be easily
realized.
Although much enthusiasm Is already
shown, President Moran has called a
boosters meeting to be held at the Of
fees Of the Chamber of Commerce Build
ing. at 100 F. street northwest. for Sat-
urday evening and all bowlers and fol-
lowers Of the game are invited to at
tend
The $500 subscription has already been
raised for the purposes Of Incorporation
"Rop'' HALEY and Harry Krause visited
Camp Emery yesterday and looked over
the surroundings. both being pleased with
the possibilities.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
Moran and Coffey Fail
To Sign For Big Fight

New York. De9 7.-Frank Moran. thu
big blonde-haired bSttleT. has Isft "
Not forever. but for sometime. Frank
did his fadeaway this afternoon, aiming
for saratoga Springs. n. 7. A few min
utes before p. m. Francis handed the
keys Of his fiat to his manager, Ike
DorEan. shook handf all around and
For few seconds after the Departure
key was rather gloomy: the thought
Of parting was rather hard. san key
being a game youth came around all
rislft and Immediately resumed his many
haransues Of what a good fighter Mo-
ran H.
All hands desiring to make Ikey feel
comfortable. started to inquire about a
return battle with Coffey.
"Gibson says he'll give us 5000 to dght
Co6ey." declared Dorgan. I'VE want
1900 to 70 through with the match.
Now, II Gibson In willing to gamble. well
split the difference and take $4,000 with
the privilege OF 70 per cent OF the house.
There will be q meeting tomorrow AZ
ternoon and tho boys may be signed up.
Ia Lewis. the English champion. will
have q swell rest between now and
New Years. All Lewis has to do within
this period is to fight a few-seven-
battles 30 - not to become too lazy. To
make matters soft for Lewis none of
his opponents will weigh over 1s2 pounds.
Lewis starts of next Tuesday with
Sailor Bartheld In q twelve-round battle
in Boston. Then he slips over to Mem
phis, where he will battle Art McGirl
eight rounds on Saturday. From that
point he goes to Buffalo. whore he will
engage Jimmy Duffy in a ten-round af-
fair on the 21st. Mike O'Dowd at Mil
Nd
Ted goes back to Buffalo to fight X. U.
Brennan New Years day.
Young o'Leap did net Ike the way Johnny Etle
punched him around the ring the Other night In
New Yosk and when the gong rang for tho fourth
round OLeszy refused to continue.
Champion Johnny Kiibane and his manasrr arc
In q nice PICKLE They have been indicted b. .
fury In Ohio for assault . Cleveland fight man
asr. ounmitted over . moath sso.
Homer Smith. weighing 80 pounds. has srrivsd
10 Phladeiphia from the West looadns for matches
He 10 accompanied by Ford Nmsa. the vsitsr-
weisht Who trimmed Jim JerIy st the Oiympta about
this time aa year.
Eddie Morz,n. the clever Ensssh boaer. took
m awful iscins from Patty Cline and had the
attsr not been % oversnxious hs might have earned
: nockDut uctoD.
Can Frsddy Welsh. the HIGHT weight ehamptous OF
he world. mahe lD pounds rinsidef II he cannot
how can hs defend the title at the LIGHTWEIGHT
umitl
Young Jack O'Brisn who uas taken seriously Ill
last week and compelled to call o6 several nns
rns,srusnts. is said to be coming around al right
The old Manhattan A. z. at 18Th strest and
Eighth av-nne IL likely to be rsopened soon By
the MeMahon BrutheI They are about to apply
foe q license and rum0r has II that they VII eet
IL. The McMahous wonld like to get Cooley for
their opening show against Battling Lsvtnsky. but
Il sesms that Gibsou has eyes only for Moran.
Fulton o. willard opponents for ths Irish Giant,
who now Is at Crotona Lake waiting for somethins
like Q fight 10 turn w
Ad wolsast's bout With Packey Houmey is Cd;
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
JENSON LOSE TWO
IN HERALD LEAGUE

The league leading Jensons were hand
ed a slight setback yesterday in the
Washington Herald Duckpin League
when the Roycrofts landed two Of the
three games. Three pins separated the
teams in the opening. the Roycrofts
reaching tho wire first with q total Of
So The Roycrofts landed the midway
setto by twenty-six pins by gathering
. total Of Sos. while they lost the final
to the Jsnsons BY ten pms. Capt DEM
ins's outfit hitting the naples for $50.
Monty" Brigham lead the field with q
set Of 80. while Deming was next in
line with 500. EweIl followed with a
80 set while switzer gathered "a pins.
The following Is the scores:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
GIRL CADDIES FOR
CLEVELAND GOLFERS

Cleveland, Ohio. Dec. I-Clevela nd 3
first girl caddies were on the job at the
links Of the Shaker Heights Country
Club.
Scarcity Of boys for caddies led club
officials to determine to try out girls.
emulating the example Of famous golf
clubs abroad.
So eighteen girls and women. from
eighteen to forty. trudged over the
stretching green at the club In the bright
sunshine. calling the warning Of ''Fore"
in feminine treble
w. z. Wall, chairman OF the greens
committee Of the Shaker Heights Club.
proposed the girl caddie idea.
: THE girls are doing fine," said Mr..
WALL They're quick. sympathetic-
they've got al the Qualincations."
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
johnson Still Fighting,

London. Dec. Though Jack johnson
has retired from the ring. the former
black heavyweight champion is still do
ing q little sparring, according to his
stage manager in the Marylebone Police
Court.
The director Of Johnson's stage career,
who appeared with one eye neatly
swathed in white, asked for summons
charging the negro with assault. The
bout took place at Preston and the
magistrate referred the would-be plain
TIL to the court at that place. Meantime
johnson II his own stage manager.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
Gilman May Lead Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. THE Grim
son football team will be banqueted
by the Harvard Club of Boston at the
Copley Plaza Hotel, Tuesday evening.
December 81.
The election of a captain for next
years eleven is booked for next Fri
day. Joseph A. Gilman. of Honolulu.
the all-American tackle. is the logi-
cal choice for the honor.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
FAVORITES Lose
| At JUARH TRACK
Hard Ball Is Only Public
Choice to Score on Slow
and Choppy Course.
BROOKS BEATEN EASILY
Miller Hendersoais Thelma Mans
Lands First Poaion in Opening
Race Of Gard
JUAREZ SELECTIONS.
BROOKS BEATEN EASILY
JUAREZ sELECTIoNS.

First Race-Bank, Leah. Coch-
ran. Rapid May.
Second Race-Peter stalwart
Bonnfes Buck, Skinny b
Third Race-Hearthstons. Auntis
Curl, Palma
Fourth Race-Balgee, Harwood.
Jake Argent
Fifth Race-Classy Curl. Cor
dova, Jennie Crawford.
Sixth Race-Mercirum. Raoul. j.
Nolan.
El Paso. Dec. This afternoon for
the FIRST time at the meeting the Juarez
track was slow and cuppy and the
changed condition served to upset the
calculations Of the form players who
landed on only one winner during the
afternoon
Fayorites were bowled over In rapid
succession and it was not until the closing
event that the talent finally succeeded
In picking the right one. The slaughter
of the favorites started IN the opening
in which Brooks. the well-played
choice. failed dismally and brought up
In third place.
The winner turned up In Miller Hen
derson's Thelma Marie. which dominated
the running throughout and won by
wide margin
Hard Ball saved the day for the form
players when he annexed the sixth race
in easy style. Edith w.. second choice.
was racing prominently when she was
Jumped upon. and McCabe was forced
to pull her up. Summary:
FIRsr-ssalins; :yesrolds: i've fmDass. fhefns
Marie In fPooD. to i. Z to 10. to 3 won: Lola
Ios Csioles.othl. to !. to !. s.en. scoed'
Brooks. no tGuy1. even. / to l to hrd
Time l04 3S Rose Ganden. Ruhfax. zoizo. Cst
saek. snd Little Blues alao nm
SECOND RACE-SelhnG: $yearohs md UPWARD
i've furionss. Tha0a Bsthd. 10 (CotinO. To
to s. to 10 won; Bhshouse. LIZ CBraxiD. to 5.
> to s. / to 4. sscpnd: Rus Sand. lis tGentyl.
10 to !. to !, T: to l. third. Tins. In Is. B. A.
Jons. King Chiffon. Ed. Rooster. Peter Grimm.
Old Gross Wild Bear. Orimar Lad. Custom Hour.
THIRD RACEsslling: Syssroads md upward:
one mile. Fsiiy. l1 tGuy,. To J. 10 l. een.
Won; Petit Bleau y (Aofys), 3 to I. > to I. to s.
scond; GsrdaI lG NNheard). 8 to I. To ]. esen.
third Time. 1885. Smiling Nag. Blooming
Pos.s. OAo. Mollis Cad. Hsnes. and Lady Young
also an
FoUkTH RACE-ssra fuicnu. sosius. x
CHenry), to !. 70 s. TO 8 second; Kootensy.
100 tormes,. to !. to .. to 4. third. Time.
2, Little String and WHINE slsD ran-
FIFTH RACE-One mile. Dave Moaisumey. 10
q. Gertyi, s to Z sErn. - Z va; PsnaltJ, 10
fHaynes), 5 to !. even. to Z second: DtndrrarJ.
100 CdorJ,). Z TO I, Z 10 s 70 5. third Tune.
,s IS Endurancs, Ths Monk, Mamie McDee.
SIXTH RA'Ons mile. HardbaI. llo CH-
Shilling. ) to {. 10 Z and to s. won; Marjoris
D., y (stsarnsp. 10 /. !: to !. even. sscund: Kris
Krins3e u Uruuhartl TO ], even. to z third.
Tine. IA3S sustharn. Madelle. and Edith ".
Alison
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
NEW OWNERS NAMED
FOR CLEVELAND CLUB

II C. w. Somers decides to sell the
Cleveland American League club It is
reported that the new owners will be
James c. McGill and william Smith, who
control the Indianapolis American As
ISOLATION club. McGnl and Smith are
highly regarded by President Johnson.
They have been anxious to become major
league masnates for several years II
they get the Clevelands. Jack Hendricks
will succeed Lee Fohl a. manager.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
RIDERS AHEAD OF MARX.
Thirteen Teams Are Tie In Six-day
Bike Race.

New York. Dec. I-The personnel of
the seventeen teams Of grinders at Mad
ison Square Garden remained unchanged
after two days Of the six-day tread-mill.
After forty-eight hours OF unceasing en-
deavor the original compliments Of riders
are still grinding out the miles.
Thirteen duos are In q vise-like tie for
first place: one team II one lap behind.
another 10 two laps IN the ruck. while
being four laps behind the leaders.
Records were anailed at random All
day. At o'clock In the morning the
plodders surpassed the best previous rec
ord by four laps The next hour they
fell behind the old figures. But 1t 10
o'clock the whole slaughter Of records
began.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEAMS
WILL PLAY TONIGHT

What should be two exciting games Of
Basketball will be staged at the Boys
Department, Y. NJ. C. A.. tonight when
McKendree will play Covenant and Mt.
Pleasant meets Eastern Presbyterian.
The teams this season in the Church
League are very evenly matched and no
quint has a walkover In any game 1t
plays In this circuit. The first game
will start at 7:30 p. m. sharp.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
or Peace in Baseball Form Players Lose At Juafez rack
BOY FOOL WONDER n
1EATEH By WALLACE

Louis Kreuter. Of New York
Gty the iS-year-old wonder. was
Royal billiard parlors BY the
veteran walter Waiiace, Of this
city. 100 to %. Kreuger blew his
own game with both players
standing on even terma,s and
wallace run four balls. putting
him out. Wallace made the high
run Of the night Of 20. Tonight
Krerter viii meet Charlie Bar
telmes. the District champion. In
q game Of 100 points.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08

Alpha Chapter. of Rockville. Nd.
played an interesting game of basket
ball last night in the gymnasium of the
Church of the Advent. in the Inter
fraternity series. by defeating Mu by
a score OF - to A. The low score was
due to, the fine guarding of the Mu
team.
ri was also victorious over Rho due
to a stronger team and unusal team
work. making an unbalanced score. 20 to
L Iina-un and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
ploppert Wins shenandoah Trophy.

Shenandoah. Pa, Dec. Nv. 9. Piop-
pert, with a total Of eighty-four out Of
100 blue rocks. won the last series OF
shoots held by the Shenandoah Gun
and Rod Club for the ''Hef&ld" SILVER
Loving Cup yesterday. Louis Cayanas
was second. with eishty-tAree. and james
Deranch third. with eighty-one. Ths
cold weather and high wind made shoot
Ing dimcult
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08

Philadelphia, Dec. Robert C. Fol-
well, captain Of the 1907 Pennsylvania
football team, created a sensation here
when he said. In an address before the
Sphinx Senior Society. the big honor
organization of the society, Of the uni
versity. that he had Withdrawn his can
didacy for coach At Pennsylvania next
year.
In his talk. Folwell declared that the
eoacning system at Penn is antiquated;
and that good coaches have . plan OF
action mapped out for the whole sea-
son. and do not waste practically the
entire playing season in experimenting.
as has been done for the last few
years at Penn.
Then came the statement that he
had withdrawn his candidacy for the
position as coach, as he felt that he
would not have the proper support
back of him II he accepted the place.
He declared that he would again sign
with Washington and Jefferson. where
he has been turning out teams Of re-
markably high calfber-
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
INGRAM IS BEATEN
BY ROSEDALE FIVE

The Rosedalc quint had an easy time
i'm defeating the Ingram Church five last
night at the Noel House gymnasium. 50
to q. Wright and Conors OF the Rose
dales shooting goals at will, the last
named caging seventeen during the bat
tie. Stearns and Kibbey Of the hurch-
men played the most consistent games
for their team. Lineup and summary:
pr-;t;,n INGRAM
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
New Gym for indiana

Bloomington. Ind. Dec. 7.-whiie
President william Lowe Bryan held the
piow every student Of Indiana Univer-
sity pulled on Q long ropt attached to II
and ground was broken to-day for In
dams new gymnasium