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The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
WITH THE RUNNING HORSES
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Twn furlouGs. UTr@'. $50: two
year-uh mdidCns. Tahher. ll2 LOui~r ''uen. liz;
Havana liz: Little Gink. is: SahRpnn. ll5 Pike
land IL: Pecos. lis Little Gink and Sauslou.
COmstnCk entry.
SECOND RACE-Pursr. 500; thrre- year-olds and
upward: selling hTe and one-haH furlongs Anna
Rose So Indifferent. 81: HaberdasI. IS; ResTonSe.
.: Strome, s.; 'Bunip. lO2; Nike Cohen. ic2;
Rrvcry leg: Madeline b. III.
THIRD aACE-Pur-e. $50: three-year-olds and
upward. selling fiye fUlongS Easter Boy.
PeEgy L. 100; Galaxy. 10; Columbia LADY 100;
'Moissnt 10: 'NIinda IO-. 'Frd Levy lT; Gen.
Warren, lO7 Mr.. Mack, 10; Flatbush, IL; CHARLEY
Brown. III.
FOURTH RACE-PNrrss. 500; thre,- ycar-oIds and
upward selling five furlongs- Bulgrr. 100: Quick
start los: 'Sackcloth 100: 'WOlfs Baths. lT
'Zcai. IC7; Bulsar lO7: Luria. 10; Gerard. IL;
Tie Monk IL: CoostCr. H.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500; thre>year-olds and
upward; selling; mile. Milky Way. 100; Floral
Day. lO3: Col. HollOwsy. los: Patty ReEan, 100
Heart Bsat. 10: Fifty Five lis; Runway. IL.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500; threeyear-OldS and
upward; six furlonG ia Mode. %: Peg, 100
.NIarEarct eIeise lO4: Frank Hudson los; san Jon
Ill: Inferno Queen. lI2: Faithful. ll2; COrCOpsis.
III: ParlOr Boy. Ia; Transport, liz.
sAnr,rpntiCa Allowance claimed
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ANNOUNCES LINEUP.
Billy Phillips, of indianapolis
Feds. Ready for Opening.

CharIerui. Feb s.-Bin Phillips manager Of the
Indianapolis FederAls to-day announced the prob
able lineup Of his team for the coming season
PbiII;ns viil leave his honr here on wGshingtnn's
birthday for Indianapolis to make ready for the
teams spring training trip to yaldos,s, Ca about
March } Charles Huber, Of Cincinnati. has been
signed As the teams trainer. In the lineup an
nounced by Phillips there appears new
names. and two Of the old are missing. The
missing are MeKechnie and Campbell the neS
ores being Psdhsld Charles Whitehouse. Trout
man, cateherS; HUM. hrst bassman: Potter, sec
ond baseman. Strands. third baseman. and Gilbert
whitehouEe night hplder.
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIling: thrce-yearolds and M
ward five and one half furlonES Blue Racer. -;
,P.,i, RIr1 o.. .Rrpczer. ei: Osuoudc. @; Dad
D.virS g. 'Za. lei; 'KivI, Iol Elsie Green' Joy
'Ocma 10; Senorita Dana. lof; Little Birdie 10
Miss Edith lo2 Marta Mac. los; Palma ilz'
Orba smile III.
SECOND RACE-Sclling: fllics and mares; four
vsar-oiGs and upward: mile. 'CrlSola, lW
.Mnuie Cad 100: Amhi. 100; Tempest. 100
.CurIie ?. no Florence KriPP. lo5; Cordo'a' IW'
Sugar Lump 10.
THIRD RACE -Four year-oldS and upward
Trinidad Purse: s-ven furlongs. Al Womwood. "i
Little VIII. IOi King Worth, loi; Belle ot Byn-
mawr. lOs: Rash. uj.
FOURTH RACE-Yucitan Stakes; tTo-year-old'i
three and one-han furiongs. Far Away llO: Brizz'
lls. Tiaan II3: Frsky. ll5: Baby Gal. lis.
FIFTH RACE-SeIIiug; three-yesr-olds and mp
ward: six furlongs. 'Maznik lo5: Tory Maid. liz;
.O,aple. l02: Charmeusc. Io6; 'Balgrs. l0; Lack
Roe. Ill: Pay Streak, III Grape Shot IL; Flor
ence Roberts. Il3
SIXTH RACE-Three-y year-olds and upward; one
mile and cnr-sixtenth. Wood Dove. S; WOOi.
q6: spindle. IO3; Goldy. lO3; 'Nsnhe McDee'
IO5 Durin. IO5.
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Hermann Is Reelected.

Cincinnati, Feb. 6.-August Hermann
was reelected chairman of the Nation
al Baseball Commission at a meeting Of
that body here today. thus discrediting
the report from New York that he was
to be deposed. No business OF any other
Importance was transacted by the COM
mission.
The elimination OF the draft rule from
the American Association OF baseball
clubs was to have come up for a de-
cision at the meeting but 1t was decided
to await the decision of Judge Lands
before passing on this question.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Baltimore. Md, Feb. 6.-Program books
for the Bowie spring meet will be dis
tributed among the horsemen as soon as
the Jockey Club assigns dates for the
spring meetings. Secretary McLennan
has completed the dummy, and it will be
turned over. to the printer upon the allot-
ment of dates. No expense has been
spared to make the progkram an attrac-
tive one for the hOrsemen. and 1t is
bound to meet with approval all around.
Secretary McLennan, who is acting in
the same capacity for the Business Mems
Racing Association at New Orleans,
stated in a letter today that a great
many owners who are campaigning their
thoroughbreds i'm New Orleans will ship
to Bowie. This will give the patrons a
chance to see horses right in form.
despite the fact that Bowie will open the
spring racing season April l in the East
Letters continue to arrive daily from
owners throughout the country. Havana
and Juarez asking for stabling room.
With a large number OF horsemen al
ready taken care of. practically every
stall at Bowie will be engaged before the
LIST of April rolls around.
Tom Strahan, the track superintendent
at Bowie. has everything ready for the
arrival of the thoroughbreds. Strahan
has been In business Tor thlrty years or
more and is credited as being one of the
best superintendents, in the country. He
formerly held the position with the
Washington Jockey Club.
Manager Jim O'Hara visits Bowie sew
eral days week to look over the plant.
Upon his return today he spoke highly
about everything being in fine condition.
and that every convenience awaits the
hOrsemen for the spring meet. Il have
instructed Supt. Strahan to leave moth
ing undOne for the welfare of horse
men and patrons" said Manager O'fIara
today. Eve expect to hold one of the
best meetings Maryland has ever seen.
or. in fact anywhere" continued the
manager.
Although Bowie is a new track Condl-
tiOns were found to be perfect during the
ten-day meet last fall We have made
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
MANN AND WHALING
STILL ARE HOLD-OUTS
Outhelder Is Considering Proposition
Made by President Gafney
Several Weeks Ago.

Eoston. Feb. 6.-Leslie Mann and Bert
Whaling are the only unsigned members
of the Boston Braves season Of 1915.
Mann is still considering the PROPOSE
ton President Gaffney made him SET
craI weeks ago. and as the Federal
I.CaEue clubs arc not falling all over
themselves as Mann expected they
would. it is very likely he will sign up
when he finds ne has no place to play.
WhaIing's contract was sent to Los
Angeles, Cal. and it is possible that he
is away from home. so that the failure
to receive a signed contract here has no
Significance
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DREYFUSS DENIES REPORT.
President of Pirates Claims Marsans
VIII Not Go to lanks.

Pittsburgh. Pa Feb. s s-Fresideut Barney Dry
fuss of the Pirate. denied enphatically today
a story from New York to the efeCt that all Ma
tional League clubs had agreed to let Arsmando
NIarSans the umring Cuban outhelder. 90 to the
New York Americans in order 10 recuVer him Tor
CTranizpd baseball and that Marsans ITUhahly
would be sianc-l by the Yankees for the coming
season.
There IL not a word Of truth in the story. and
vrsI cannot make Iuy denial too strong declared
the owner Of the Buccaneers. "MaTans Is not going
to tho New Yrrk Americans nor to any other Amer
can Lsanle club. II il untrue that the National
League clubs have waived claim TO MaEsans in order
to make It po.=sihe for him to play in the American
League. They have not done -, and they viii not
do - later
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
GAL" ROGERS AFTER
BOUT WITH BREMEN
Frisco Middle-weight Wants Fight
with Buffalo Hyo King at
Ardmore Club.

Hugh shannon, managing Al Rogers,
the Frisco middle-weight, is anxious
to match his man with X. o. Bremen
the Buffalo slugger. in a twenty-rOund
bout before the Ardmore Club. Rogers
claims a newspaper verdig: over Bren-
men in their recent ten-rounS, nO-de-
cision bout in Buffalo, and feels con-
fident he can stop Bremen in fifteen
rounds X. o. Bremen is well known
to the local fight fans. having stCwed
away Herman Miller in four rounds
at Ardmore recently. Owing to State
laws in California prohibiting boxing.
Rogers is touring the East, and is
meeting all comers, having defeated
all middIe-weights on the Pacific
Coast.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Feds Rome in Pat Powers.

Pat Powers former president Of the international
League. Is the backer of a Federal League team
which viii be placed in Newark this season. II VAS
said yesterday. !
lust at present Powers Is in Chicago eonferTinE ,
with James Gilmore. president OF the Federai
League. aud Il Is understood that the announce
nent ef the transfer Il the Kansas City franchise
10 Newark WIN Be- made sotne time next week Kan
sas City was more q white elephant on the hands
q the Feds lRst year than anythiug else. and ~
unpy N, utbr q has been said, thai Gihnore was
ready " eliminate Il hum his zedih
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
CLARENDON PLAYERS WIN. ,
Score 500 Points in Billiard Match
Agninst Fnirfax.

Clarendon Va. Feb 6-In interesting 500
point pocket billiard match. held at the Clarendon
Pocket Billiard Rooms Fairfax went down before
the Clarendon team 20 the tune Of 10 10 So. Hol-
combe for FSirfax. and DOugAl Kaiser. and Holly.
OF Clarendon, the star Performers and hur-
nished exciting moments in the contest, Kaiser
running of As stnght at one stage OF the match
with the ease Of Willie Hoppe.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Eastern and Western
Have Line on Runners
Bresnahan Hits the Naples,

Frank Bresnahan proved he il
n real bowler yesterday when in
n match game at the Royal Alleys
he tOppIed the old maple in three
consecutive games for n count of
4O4. In the opening game he OBJ
tained I25, while in the second
he spilled the pins for n 1877
mark, and topped the final game
of with a score of I12. During
the three games he secured
eighteen spares.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
CLEANUP FOR ARMY.
West Point Basketball Teams Win
Two Games In One Day.

West Point, Feb. 6.-The Army teams won at
basket hall today. The main event between the
Amy varsity i've and the University nf Pittsburgh.
went TO the cadets by score Of . 10 Is while the
Arrny's plebe team addsd the tenth straight vic
tory TO its list today by whipping the fast Dekh-
spo High School hye of Jersey City. in q well
DIavra came q To B OiirhAnt. the former
Purdue tar. scored fifteen of the urSity's total
In the game against Pittsburgh and distinguished
himself by his allaround star PLAYING.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
New Athletic Event.

A new athletic event has been devised on the
Pacific Coast, whore the students Of Occidental
CoIlees included in the interclass meet program
modified broad-high jump Its Eslne for general
uurposes Is that 1t has the tendency 10 make
the broad Jumpers 20 up in the air and improve
their style for regular broad jumping. IN the
competition three freshmen and two Juniors elearrd
four feet two inches.-The conditions called for
the cmpetitors having the ground ten feet away
from the high jump standards.
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WIN Play Harvard.

Carlisle, Pa. Feb S.-The 1915 football and
lacrosse schedules q the Carlisle Indian School
were announced last night by the athletic an-
thogities Of that institution.
The footbaIl team win play eleven games. one
less than last rear Cornell. Peupsyivania. Notre
Dame and Syracuse have been dropgcd frun last
years schedule. while Harvard. BuckneA and Ford
ham have been added TO the schedule.
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Not 70 Play Svracuse

Carlisle Pa. Feb. 6-The 1915 football and
lacrosse schedules Of the Carlisle Indian school were
announced last night The football team will play
eleven games one less than last year. Cornell,
PENNSYLVANIA Notre Dame and syracuse have been
drnnped from last years schedule while Harvard.
rracd'ell and F0rdham have been added 70 the
sr'u,iulc. The lacrOss schedule includes; April s
's--atu at Carlisle: May ls, Hobart st cArlisla
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
FRIENDS Win
FROM BALTIMORE five
Quaker Quint Hands Monumental City
Team Beating in Close Game by
38 to "a Count.

The Washington Friends School
quint took their old rivals, the Balti
more Friends School. into camp yes
terday in the local gymnasium by the
score of IS to "a.
The game was fast and the score
close all through the contest Bob
King. of the Washington team. played
wonderful game. scoring thirty OF
the thlrty-eiGht points. j. King and
Miller put up a good defense and held
the scoring OF the visitors down. The
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Trials Show Maxam, Bridget,
Durant, and Whelchell the
Fastest at Western.
R. WISE OUT FOR SEASON
BY BUCK HOWARD.

Capt. Maxam, Bridget, Durant, and
Whelchel will probably make up the
Western quartet that is billed to meet
the Eastern four in a one-mile relay
race in the George Washington games
10 be held next Saturday evening.
In recent trials these lads stepped of
the distance in the best time and VIII
most likely be Coach MOre's selection in
an attempt to defeat the old rivals.
Coach Kimball, of the Capitol Killers,
has nominated Capt. Ray Clarke David
son, Sherry, and McElhannon. with Cor
nish as alternate, to defend the Easter n
culors This combination. although less
experienced than Western. has shown L"
advantage in the trials and is sure 10
give the Westerners merry battle for
honors.
With Capt. MaXam as anchor man. 1t
is the, COucensus of opinion that Western
will return winners. The Western pilot
j. easily the fastest man in the schools
thereby giving his team the advantage.
Should there be a rea asonable dIstdnc"
separating the teams when he takes
mp the task. it is likely that the West
,rl lads will be sporting medals. How
ever. this event is expected TO ice one
,,r the nolastic features Of the meet
From the very outset Business has SUI
Trrcd the hardest blows in the basket
hall campaign. At the beginning Of the
SEASON the StenOEraphers were dubbed as
sure winners on the strength of the
strong combination carried over from
last year. The loss OF Joe Wise was the
iirst setback and now il develops that
parental objections will keep Ray Wise
out of the game for the remainder Of
ihe year. Ray received an injury to his
knee AT Manassas. Va. and a. a result
has been confined to the pillars for the
past week
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Leieune Not to Jump.

Pittsbaisn. Pa. Feb. GA letter received today
hy PIesiden; Dreyfus. Of the Pirates. from Out
fielder Sheldon Lefnne Spikes the rumor that the
sionz City recruit Is dicksEing with the FEDERAL
Leazie and 4 likely to Jump 10 the instIrgents
through fear that the BucuAnss intend to ssnd him
back to the minorA.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Nav Restore Racing at Oaklawn.

Littie Rock. Az, FEB. "a hill 70 allow horse
racing IN Arkansas under control of state eom-
mission and TO permit the pari-mutuel system ot
betting was passed by the house and sent =
the sruate Supporters a the biIi admit that It's
suppose Is 70 restore hose racing at Hot SpnngA
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Suhstitution-ROber1 for Harrison. Goals from
feId-G. King lI2l. Baker ~. Matthews t6l. Enson
~. Fresh I2l Harrison p. Miller. ]. King
Referee Mr. Trsnb. Baltimore. Umpire-Mr. Arm
strong Y NJ - 4. Tine Of hatves-9 minutes.
The Washington Friends second
team took l9 to IS beating from the
Baltimore Friends reserves. The win
ming goal was thrown in the last five
seconds of play. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Buck Wise has been doing some Spl"n-
did work in the center position. and tho
loss Of Joe has not proved as detrimental
rs WAS first supposed. hut with Ray out
Business chances for the title are very
slim.
The Western quint has been putting
uu n classy article OF ball all season
and should h0 given credit for its Won
dcrful showing. 1t has been second to
none all season. with the possibl" eNccp-
tiuu OF business. and IN its two games
With tthat team has managed to split
even. with its victory more decisive than
its defeat. Right now it looks as though
the Red and White has the edge on the
other teams in the league and is being
picked as probable winners.
Although GibIin is not whirlwnd at
shooting baskets. he has borne the bruut
of Westerns defensive work all season.
1t has been due to his splendid work
that Western has been able to hold down
the opposition. With such men as Peck.
Pcne and Fuller to do the caging. West
"rn can afford to have a man who is
always in the way, even if he cannot
shoot baskets.
KimDau Of Eastern. is also entering
two-miIe runners in the George Wash
inGton meet Barr and Nansuy are to
lee gwen fnaIne 10 snow lutlE worth
in the long distance event and are cX-
perted to come through nicely.
II is more than likely that the Tech
representative a the faculty meeting will
h,. the strongest advocate for a longer
series in view of the fact that the Manual
Trainers are well fortified with pitchers.
The question of capable hurlcrs is apt
10 he the only poor feature Of the games
a. it Is seldom that tho schools have
more than one man capable in this de
Uartm"nt If a LONGER series is agreed
upon it Will be practically Impossible for
ono pitcher to work the entir" schedule
ur at least imprarticable if the lads fu'
tur. is taken into consideration.
over at Tech Showers. Hird and Snyder
ar" sur" to furnish a merry battle for
first choice. All of these men are bet
Icy than any other school can boast of.
II LIt four games are to be played it viii
L.. "A hard proposition TO pick the man
to work in the series.
Baseball Director Brown. Of Tech. has
many applications on hand for the coach
ing job. but nothing definite has been
decided upon As Vet. An appointment IS
'Npc.t"d to be made this week.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Subytitutions-Mnk for HollOhAn Daily for AriGs
Davis for Norman, Knott for Shield. Goals from
hoor-E -EtheridFe ~, Weston 90, Wise t2l, Morr-
man c. Mink Goals from foul-BlheridRe .
Rsferee-Mr. Goodwin. Time Of halTes-lO and Is
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Lehigh Grapplers win.

Bethlehem. Pa. Feb G-Lehieh today defeated
CoiumbiAs WrestlerS, & points 70 5. Lehigh won
six events. two being falls while Capt Pcodle-
ton won the EspoEnd event for Columbia with
.. tan. n. I.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

ed a contract to ride for the quincy
stable next season. The Quincy stable
comprises some thirty horses and Will
be divided into three sections, the main
division of which will be trained by
James FitZimmOns. who will give Joe
his orders. McCahey rode for Clifford
CoChrane last year. and this stable
again tried to engage him. but was out
bid by the Quincy stable. 1t Is under
stood he received a retaining fee OF
$4,000. and, of course. he will be paid
the usual riding fees. All the jockeys
in the Quincy stable are paid a certain
percentage of every purse they win In
addition to their regular fees, so II may
be seen that McCahey anticipates a
most profitable season.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
GEORGETOWN Juniors Lose.

Alexandria Va Feb. 6.-The GeOrErt0wn Junior
Preps were easily defeated today By the Episcopal
MidFets in the latter's gymnasium by a score II
- TO g. EtheTidCe shone for the winners, while
Wise performed we'll for the losers. The lineup
and summary:
I-,s-.,,,.I NT;5-,+, poss.;,, Jrp;oy prr,.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

GeoEge stalhnEs says the dessrtion of Charley
Deal win rot hurt the Braves IN the least The
"NIirarIe Man Is Ot the oIiuisn that he would
never amount 10 great DeGi.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

Eddie Grant Is on his way 70 the coast 10 take
IN The Panama Exposition-
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

baseball Director Brown. Of Tech. has
many applications on hand for the coach
ing jmh, hut nothing definite has been
decided upon As yet An appointment IS
'Npc.t-d to be made this week.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07

kimDaIL Of Eastern. is also entering
two-miIe runners in the George Wash
inGton meet. Barr and Nansuy are to
lee given a chance to show their worth
in the long distance event and are cX-
perted to come through nicely.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
JUAREZ RESULTS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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E,s~ pretending that he and Duke
d were long procession, and he
made enough noise to render
the auricular part of the illusion per-
feet. His own family was already at
the lunch table when he arrived, and
the parade halted only at the door of
the dining room.
"Oh, something's shouted Mr.. Scho-
field, clasping his bilious brow with
both hands. stop that noise. Isn't
it awful enough for you to sing? Sit
down. Not with that thing on! Take
| that green rope off your shoulder!
Now take that thing out of the dining
room and throw it In the ashcan.
Where did you get it?'
Where did l get what papa?" asked
Penrod meekly depositing the accor-
| dion in the hall just outside the din
ing room door.
THAT da-that third hand concer-
tina"
"It's a Gordon" said Penrod, taking
his place at the table and noticing
that both Margaret and Robert Viii
liams (who happened to be a guest)
We're growing red
Il don't care what you call it," said
Mr.. Schofield irritably. Il want to
know where you got it."
Periods eyes met Margaret's. Hers
had strained expression. She very
Slightly shook her head. Penrod sent
Mr.. Williams a grateful look and
might have been startled if he could
have seen himself in a mirror at that
moment, for he regarded Mitchy- Mitch
with concealed but vigorous aversion,
and the resemblance would have horri-
fed him
"a man gave it to me-" he answered
gently and was rewarded by the visi-
bly, regained ease of his patrons man.
ner, while Margaret leaned back in
her chair and looked at her brother
with real devotion.
81 should think he'd have been glad
to-" said Mr.. Schofeld. who was
hep
"Sir?" In spite of the candy which
he had consumed in company with
Marjorie and Mitchy- Mitch Penrod had
begun to eat lobster croquettes ear
nestly.
'Who was her"
"Who do you mean, papa?"
The man that gave you that ghast
ly thingl"
Yes, sir; man gave it to me-"
Il say, Who was he?' shouted Mr..
Schofield.
We'll, 1 was just walking alone, and
the man came up to me. 1t was right |
down in front of Colgates'. where most |
of the paints rubbed off the fence
'Penrodr' The father used his most |
dangerous tone.
"SirY"
"Who was the man that gave you
the concertinaY'
Il don't know. l was walking along
and
You never saw him befOre"
mo. sir. I was just walk
THAT will do" said Mr.. Schofeld.
rising. 81 suppose every family has
its secret enemies and this was one Of
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