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The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
MRS. M'CAMMON TURNS
In LOW GOLF SCORE

Mrs. Ormsby McCammon turned in n
card of 100 for low score in the qualifica-
ton round OF the wOman's golf tOurna-
ment over the Chevy Chase Club course
yesterday.
No entry list was provided for. but
enough women entered the tourney to
form three flights OF eight. an exception
ally good showing for this club.
The high wind made low scores almost
impossible. The result of the qualinca-
ton round and the pairings for today's
play follow:
First eight Mrs fleming Ne~bod. 1884, Mrs. ].
NJ. Carlisle. IL; Mr.. W. II. Jackson z; Mrs.
Ormsby McCSmmon. I0 How soocel: Mu G. l..
Fraiity. ~: Miss Louise Barney ia; Mis-. H. B.
Spencer. IT, Miss Marion Oliver. III.
Second eight-Mrs c. r. Stcsnn. II Mis- Susan
Hacker. III: Mrs. Arthur Macarthur. 80: Miss
Louise Lacey. Is; Ms. Fl. N. southEate. 10:
Ms. c. VI. McySy. IL: Mn. G. K. Fortescue. l6:
Miss Mallory Church. Il.
Third cight-Mrs. T. A. Clayton. rs; Mrs. r n
Hsgn1. 80: Mrs Sidney Bsliou. lS7: Mine. E5Senz-
rem. 10: Miss Frames Williams l2: Mrs. N. G.
wycth. H: Mrs. G. II. Chase. iS: Mira e. V.
Wheeler. 10.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
BELATED FOOTBALL CHATTER.

II comparative scores count for anything Brow
is In for one fine trimming when it STACKS W
sgainst Washington University at Pasadena. Cal
New Years Day In 4 recent game between Cali
tosniA and Washington the hcter - To Q.
Capt. BARRETT who PLAYED his LAST game 70,
Cornell in the cunte-t here with FennSy lJanis 1.
already conceded 4 place on the mythical All Ameri
san eleven.
All Of the large nut factories arr being cIeansi
out to make room for the victims u the annual
attemTt to rick an AllAmsriran fonthsll team
Harvard football surely prevailed In the BIZ
Army-NaJy battle Saturday. HarlWick ot
Harvard. the main gun behind the middes
while Charley DAILY. another Harvard man. In
stiled ginger into the cadets.
While admitting the class Of this seasons Cornell
eleven let not overlook the good work Of the
Pittsburgh team which finished With an indicated
record.
Il has been generally assumed thst the present
schedule whereby Princeton ard Yale play thei:
big gAmes successive Saturdays. while Harvard
has an easy cuntest In between was due to the
dictatorship Of the Crimson. As matter Of fact
We are credibly informed that the responsibility
rests with the Blue.
II Is aid that few years asn Princeton pro
tested the arrangement and Hsughton declared that
he was Wiling to change the schedule. but Yale
Insisted that no change be made.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Royal Billiard Parlor damned
to See Crack Cue Artists
in Match Game.
In SEVENTEEN INNINGS
Boy Wonder Vanquishes His Jap
Rval-Seventy Is Champions
Highest Run.

Washington billiard fans honored VIII
lie Hoppe. billiard champion Of the world
last night, and. incidentally. KoJi
Yamada, champion Of Japan. by turning
out strong to witness the lS2 balkline ex-
hibition contest between these we'll
known players. Hoppe won. OF course.
the score being 100 TO 16l. and at the
same time gave an exhibition of the
game that not only pleased the fans. but
paid them amply for the time and money
spent IN witnessing the game.
The contest was staged In an empty
room beneath the Royal Billiard Parlors,
under the joint management Of X. Il.
Benjamin and Frank Sherman. the for
mer manager for Mr.. Hoppe. and the
other proprietor OF the Royal Other
games will be played by Messrs. HOPPE
and Yamsda this afternoon and evening.
each OF 100 points. 49, balkline.
Both players were In fair form. Hoppe
WAS slow in getting started. but warmed
up after a few Innings and quickly dis
tanced the Jap. The playing was for
the most part close, under nursing tao
tics, and comparatively few shots were
OF a sensational character. Occasionally
Hoppe would find himself In a hole and
make some hair-raising shot to extri-
cate himself. His masse shots were lit
tie short of miraculous in several in
Nnu pOSNlOh pay was VI
high order. Occasionally he would
resort to a round-tabe shot for the sake
Of position, and these were played with
an accuracy that did not fail to bring
down the house IN vigorous applause.
Yamanda seemed to play In hard luck
some OF the time. but on occasion his
shots were fine. and elected rounds OF
hand-clapping.
The game was played through in
seventeen innings. and each player had
three goose eggs attached to his score. SO
that the counts were actually made I'm
fourteen innings. Hopes average was
. I'll and yamada's was log. Hopes
high run was seventy and Yamada's
was thirty-seven.
After the game Yamada gave an ex-
hiEitiOn Of fancy shooting. consisting OF
forced draws and masse shots. in which
he excels.
HOrIe-'. e. S. o. 70. 50. l. 6. O. 6. :.
0. s. E-fD.
Y,mad.-ls d S.I.I.I.o I.5.oo.s.
Fla.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
COFFEY DEFEATS smith
With RIGHT.HAND BLOW
Fourth Round Sees Finish Of Gun
boat" and Dublin Giant Will
Meet Moran.

New York, Nov. 2e.-Jim Coffey by
knocking out Gunboat Smith in the
fourth round OF their fight at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight has gained
the right to fight Frank Moran again
for the privilege OF meeting Jess Will
lard for the championship Of the
world. Cofey's victory was so con-
himself as worthy opponent for Jess
willard.
The Knockout blow was a vicious
right swing landed just below the
Gunner's left ear. He fell to the floor
as IL hit with a club and Referee
Roche counted ten before the dazed
fighter could scramble to his knees
He then grasped the ropes and gazed
piteously at his seconds. Coffey was
on top of him like a hawk and was
ready TO swing but was pushed aside
by Referee Roche and waved to his
corner. Corey's seconds then jumped
into the ring and Rugged the fighter
while the crowd yelled. II was as
clean a Knockout as could be wished
for.
The first round was tame. both fighters
sizing up one another. not more than two
or three blows being exchanged.
Coffey was cool and collected In the
second round and the Gunner seemed to
have the best of II. although no damag-
ing blows were lapfed.
The third round was all In favor OF
CofTey. who apparently had gained con-
fdence by the previous rounds. and went
at Smith like a whirIwind. The loser was
weakened in the third by several vicious
lefts to the body.
The first preliminary was between WILL
lie Astry and Johnny Russell Russell
had the best OF II.
Two heavy-weights. Jack DriscoIl. OF
Brooklyn. and Bill McEinnon. of Boston.
fought n draw In the semi-nnish.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
JUARE:Z.
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-PurSe: cycrr-old-: dr~ fr-lnrs>
hoSe Harden. ICE SIS Mallory. cs Rapid NAV. ~
Circulate. lJe: ZudIrl To-: Rank. lB. Sl,.TI L..
is Quiz. is; Thelma Marie IGs: D,lina. >.
Neldt. IL
SECOND RAE SsIIng. fvrar-olis anil r:pgs--.
SiS furnnzS. 'Strathrsrr. Ie5. 'Hrarthstrne rs:
Willis. i8: fr,Spcru sun. 10: Noble Grand. 10,
Old Coin. no: Mandadero. nc: Hr p,u.hF-tr T.
THIRD Rh'E-Selling. year uIds ami upya-8:
one mile. Justice Gobsl 8: John Graham. 10.
Star q Love To-. Louise Paul. Ic: .Hanlha
los; Auyrort I6
FOURTH RA1 Z Selling: tyear-oIts and r1ry-s- .
uN fuThngS- Princes Industry l1b; .tonu... :
10: 'OldsmohiE. los: JAks Argent 10; Princes
Janice. nc Henry Waibank. 10: Edith w. 10:
Bllsst. III
FIFTH RACE->clling; .-yesr-oid, ami urRari:
I'VE furlongS. Beverly James. les: .BaFbartn TO-
Harold C.. 10; 'Iefori. IG: MACK r Erh,n, d.
iO; california Ia"k. lG; Rusy Filth I0-: .'Ie--
eraL l9: Miss Edith. liz: Palma. IL: SaIiie O'pay
~: senator James. IL; Upright. liz: Yorkvi "a,
H.: BrighOuse lis
SIXTH RACE-SeIins: 2ye4r-oIds and upw,-f.
one mile. Lad. 81: Endurance u Blroul'r.
Possy. 20: Black Sheep. I13: Dave M0ntsnme-y. los :
OIL MrDOuSslL l6; Gsrds. IOs: Eastman, IL;
Mercurium. los
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
GREEK LETTER TEAMS
WILL CLASH TONIGHT
Chi Tackles Rho and Sigma Plays
Gamma in Phi Mu Sigma
Iraoue Series

A capacity crowd Is expected tonight
at the double-hea6er in the Phi Mu Sig
ma Basketball League when Chi meets
Rho and Sigma and Gamma get to-
gether in the Fraternity Gym at Second
and u streets northwest.
The fast Rho team, which Is composed
OF Y. NJ. c. a. men, has yet to lose a
game. but the Chi bunch, whose play
ing has shown great improvement of
late, are determined to get them tonight.
Gamma is also determined to get their
first victory at the expense of Sigma
and IL Milton Schwab is In form they
are sure to make things interesting.
The early success of this league DEM
onstrates the growing interest In bas-
ket-ball in Washington. Each team has
a large following and the Alpha team,
OF Rockville. brought a big crowd Of
rooters with them last week when they
put II on Sigma for the first time this
season. This team is composed of sew
eral former Gettysburg College players
and has in Withrow probably the best
center in local basketball circles.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Former Minneapolis In6elder
Will Be Strong Candidate
for Club Next Spring.
OTHER SPORTING GOSSIP
Nationals to Train in Charlottesville
Asain-Judse and Jameson
Show Good Records.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

Reports to the effect that Morley Jen.
nings, the short stop obtained by the
Nationals from the Minneapolis Club OF
the American Association is hold
out" are defined by Manager Griffithfn.
who told the writer last night that he
had been In correspondence with Jen-
nings since the close of the season and
expected to have the youngsters con-
tract within q short time
Jennings Is the athletic coach at a
small college In Arkansas and this fall
tutored a football eleven which made a
wonderful record. Naturally the college
authorities want him to remain until
June as baseball coach, but Grif never
has been In favor of these June ball
players. and intends to have Jennings
with him at Charlottesville next March.
So there is where the hitch comes.
That Grin and Jennings will patch up
all difficulties goes without saying and
II reports are to be credited the
Nationals will not miss Joe Gedeon. the
Pacific Coast lad said to have cast in
his lot with the Feds.
Competent judges OF ball players. who
have seen both Jennings and Gedeon
in action. state unhesitatingly that of
the two Jennings is much the better
ball player.
Jennings will undoubtedly report in
Charlottesville next March and II he
looks to be a better second baseman than
Ray Morgan. he will start the season
at that position.
Why all this bunk about the Nationals
not training at Charlottesville next
sp ing?
Naturally. Manager Grifith has not come
out with an Official statement to this ef-
feet, but the club will train there. never
thele3s, and local baseball writers who
assume a different view are simply ex-
pressing a wish that Is father to the
thought.
Charlottesville Is a lovely old place In
which to sleep for a month-just the spot
for a ball club to work. and Griffith has
no intentions Of making any changes at
present.
According to a demon statistician, the
leading college football teams OF the East
have been given a rating and interesting
figures have been complied
Johnny Gilroy. OF Georgetown. ranks
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
EAST VS.. WEST IN FOOTBALL.
Syracuse ut Portland for Game with
Oregon AEgfes Tomorrow.

Portland. Ore. Nov. 3.-The Syracuse
University football eleven, here for, a
game with the Oregon Aggies. are TO
have their final workout today in scrim-
mage practice with a Portland team.
Coach o'Neil said that his players are
in excellent condition.
Official weights as announced today
place Syracuse at 18 pounds to the man
and the Aggies at III pounds. Syracuse
advantage lies In the line, where Schlach-
ter. 2R pounds, and White, az pounds,
both guards. are a tower of strength.
The Aggte lines average III pounds, the
same as the backfield, which outweighs
Syracuse's plungtng quartet several
pounds to the man.
Oregon "Aggies" easily beat the Michf-
gan Angles this season, and the latter
in turn defeated the University Of Mich
igan.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Hoppe Beats Yamada
By 400 to IA Score

Seats for $4,000 will be provided
and ultimately arrangements will be
made to take care of $1,000.
The huge size Of the field will be q
distinctive feature of the new ven
ture. The distance from homo plate
to the center-field fence will be more
than $50 feet. This space In greater
than the measurements at the Polo
Grounds. The transportation arrange
ments will be more than adequate.
The hackers OF the venture remain
secret No information as to the man
agement of the club is forthcoming.
but there is a strong rumor that Dick
Carroll will be the man at the helm.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Wisconsin After Brickley.

Madison. Wis, Nov 29.-Eddie Ma
han or Charley Brickley will succeed
Coach Bill Juneau at Wisconsin II GER
tain alumni and undergraduates have
their way. The Siahan-Or- Brickley
proponents will preSsnC a demand TO
the athletic council tomorrow and To
the board of regents Wednesday that
one of the former Harvard stars be
signed up. Brickley was a great sue
cess as coach at Johns Hopkins this
wear.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Kid Mccoy a Movie Actor.

New York. Nov. 2S.-NOrma1 SeIby.
whom the fight fans once Encw as
Kid Mccoy. is now Il moving picture
star. The Kid has been in the film
game for a month or more and is a
big hit.
Although the Kid GidI't say any
thing about the movies II was quite
apparent that he felt At home in the
new game.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30

Starting at o'clock tonight from In
front of Carroll Institute, the third two
and one-half mile race of the season will
be run. This race, which is handicap
sffatr. Will be over the same course as
the previous races, and from the number
OF entries already recorded. should prove
an interesting affair. Handbags, which
are very liberal, follow:
oss minute 50 seouuds-FsIley. Duper. @. A O.;
vsney, Empire; Dean, @. ].
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Big Athlete on Trial.

New York. Nov. 2e.-The registration
committee of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton will meet next Wednesday night to
entertain charges of professionalism
against George Goulding, the great
Canadian walker and worlds champion.
W. II. Parry. the old-time American
walker. has supplied information to the
registration committee on which the
charges will be based. The meeting of
the committee will be held at 81 Madi-
son avenue.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
BOWIE SELECTIONS

BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.
First race-Welga, Bob RedheId.
Disturber.
Second race-Monty Fox. Semp-
silla- Deduction.
Third race-True as Steel. Jem.
Water Lily.
Fourth race-Republican. ScorpIi.
Royal Meteor.
Fifth race-Little England, Early
Morn. Col Ashmeade.
Sixth race-Abbotsford, Baby Sis
ter. Hiki.
seventh race-Capt. Parr. Jabot,
Norus.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
TOUCHDOwSS.

Barrett Cornell. =; GilruJ. GeorEetoWn. IS
Hastings Pittsburgh Il: NerhIn, Syracuse. 10;
MyIin, Fr1nkIn and Marshall. 10: Mayer. Viz
sdnis TO- wilkinson, Syrscu-' 9: He5nAn. Wash
insfon and Jeferson. 8: Mo>rsiEht. wHshinEtnn
and jefferson. s: MahAn, Harvard. Q; Martin. NaEy,
3: Clark Penn STATE. Z; Bash. sEsrthnore. !:
Collins Cornell. :: ShVeriek. Cornell. Z; Herman.
Franklin and Marshall. I: Uiiphhnt. Army. !;
Leighty. GergetDwn. Z; Wan, Georseto~n. !;
Williamson Pittsburgh. 9; Andrews. Brown. 6;
Pollard. Brown 6; Anderson. Colgate. 6: Evans.
Franklin and Marshall. 6: BsIynsn. Penn state.
5; T. Anderson. Virginia 5; Weldon. Lafayette.
FIELD GOALS
Tbbott Princeton, s: Thurman. Virginia. 8:
Miller, Columbia S: MahaD. Harvard. 4; Lake.
Lafayette, Z; OHphant. Army.
International League battling averages.
complied by William ]. Manley, official
scorer show that Judge. for the season
Just closed, bated 80. while Jameson.
the other Washington player, hit for .3oi
during the season just closed.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
OFFERS WILLARD
$4,000 FOR MATCH

Boston. Nov. ga syndicate
composed OF weiI-known men
representing a pool of $4,000
Will leave here tomorrow for
New York to offer Tom Jones
that sum for willard to box snm
LIagford I'm Boston. The law
governing boxing In this city
does not discriminate against
color.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
PITTSBURGH MAY DROP STATE
Excessive RouEhness In ThanksRiv.
ing Day Game Is Resented.

Pittsburgh. Pa. Nov. 2e-There is dan
ger that the University of Pittsburgh
win break athletic relations with the
Pennsylvania State College.
The Pitt athletic authorities are no,
at all pleased with the tactics used BY
State last Thursday In the annual foot
ball game. They charge the State team
with resorting to intentional roughness,
and II may cause a break IN athletic re-
lations. Pitt and State have beerl'bitter
rivals for years. and their annual
Day game attracts as
much attention In the western part OF
the State as does the Penn-CorneII con-
test in the eastern.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Indians to Cut Ont Football

Just before going to press this rnornins
The Herald received the following dis
patch: Washington. Pa. Nov. @s.-Foot-
ball is to be abolished at Carlisle. Public
announcement will be made on Friday,
according to authoritative information re-
ceived here. Politics in the coaching
system is held responsible
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Long Distance Hikers Entered
In Carroll Institute Jaunt

SIXTY seconds Blcds-tt. NcGn. Goodwin. @
Montague. @. A O.
Forty-frs seconds-RGis. Empire; vefneya. q,
A O.; Dillon. MIlonsy. O. /.
Thirty seconds Lynch. Blumr. Doh9ty. Schmidt
O. l.; J. Montague, @. A. O.
Twenty secundS-O'DOnnen. @. A. C.: Heap.
Shauley. StouffeT, c. l.; Williams tsc1stchl.
In the event Of Williams not being abls 70
run the handicap viii drop one point that mer
With % seconds Will be running from scratch.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Welsh Turns Down s12,5O Purse.

Chicago, Nov. 29.-The offer o: Denver
boxing promoters of $1,000 TO induce
Freddie Welsh. lightweight champion, to
meet Charley white. Chicago challenger.
will not he accerted by Harry Pollock,
welsh's manager. until other clubs In
the country have an opportunity 10 bid
for the match
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
FREE CHESS EXHIBITION,
District Champion Laveu to Meet
All-comers I'm SimuItaneou. Play.

The management OF the Capital City
Chess Club has made arrangements
with District Chess Champion r. +.
Lowell. who has kindly consented to
give free simultaneous seance at
the club this evening. open to all
corners whether members OF the club
or not This exhibition Is the first of
number of free entertainments
which are planned to be given at this
club during the season. Succeeding
ones will be announced in due course.
Chess lovers who desire to participate
in the Llay are requested TO bring
their boards and men with them, as
the equipment At the club will Prob
ably ne overtaxed on this occasion.
The club quarters are situated on
the fourth floor OF the Loan and Trust
Building. corner of Ninth and +
streets. Those intending to take part
I'm the play should be on hand at 5
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
Agree to Light Suspension.

New York. Nov. %. Abel X. Kiviat
and Harry !. Smith. s'1r othirtcs,
charged with demanding sXseasiTe
expense money. aged today to ac-
cept a light Suspension from the ANA
teur Athletic Union. II the governors
OF the organization viii consent
They abandoned their fight IJr I'M
mediate reinstatement today.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
ELIGIBILITY RULES QUESTION
College Representatives Meet De-
cember J In New York City.

cc"ocr al IN new n Ork City.
New Haven, Nov. MISREPRESENTATION
OF Harvard, Princeton and Yale will
meet at the Yale Club in New York De-
cember and 4 to discuss the general
question of eligibility rules and effect a
revision Of the existing code. according
to an announcement here by Prof. r. ~.
Corwin. 81, chairman OF the Yale ath-
letic committee. who outlined the plan
for the meeting in the following state
ment:
This meeting will be In certain
sense the elimination of negotiations
between Harvard. Princeton and Yale
begun last June. At the conference to
be held at the Yale Club December 5
and 1t Is proposd to discuss the who'll,
question of eligibility as II affects the
three universities represented. Summer
baseball Is only one of the questions to
be brought forward The whole matter
of professionalism or semi-professional-
ism must be more clearly defined"
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
TELEGRAPH'S SELECTIONS
BOWIE.

Redfeld.
Second race-SempsilIa. Prestor
Lynn. Meelicka.
Third race-True as Steel. Water
Lily. AldebarOn.
Fourth race-RepubIican. Sir viii.
lam johnson. Scorpi l.
Fifth race-Little ENGLAND From,
Royal. Rose Water.
Sixth race-Brian Boru. Abbotsrord
Dainge field.
seventh race-Dick's Pet. Harry
Lauder. Norus.
JUAREZ.
First race-Zudora. Thclma Mari,
NeIdt.
Second race-Prospero Son. Willis.
Old Coin.
Third race-Harri Ball. John era
ham. j stice GoebcI.
Fourth race-COnnauSht. Jake Ar
gent. Balgec.
Firth race-Bevcrly James. Busy
Edith. General
sixth rsce-Mcrcuriuni. Eastman
Cords
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30
WRIGHT TO VISIT PENN.
Canadian oarsman VIII Look Over
Club and Plan Work.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2s.-Joe Wright,
the Argonaut oarsman, who Will coach
the crews of the University Of Penn
sylvania the coming season. Will soon
visit Philadelphia to look over the
College Boat Club and meet the Red
and Blue rowing authorities.
Wright has tried a hal: dozen times
to enlist in the English army, but has
been refused on accoun. of his age.
When the Penn offer caT1e he said
he would accept, but would only con-
slider his expenses, as he wanted "to
die an amateur" He is expected to
come here in January and have a talk
With Cart. Chickering. of the Red and
Blue varsity eight.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30

There Is nothing to the story that Frank Baicr
will figure in a trade with New York YANKEES
says Copnis Mack. The Athletics leader will not
bother with baseball trades until the meeting
In Chicago next month.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30

The Want Columns will find custo
mers for most anything you wish &c
sell."-Dan Sayles.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-30

According to a demon statistician, the
leading college football teams OF the East
have been given a rating and interesting
figures have been compiled
Johnny Gilroy. OF Georgetown, ranks
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-01
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