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The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Pratt Birds Win Prizes
At Big Hagerstown Fair

Maryland's great agricultural expo.
siuon. the Hagerstown fair, scored IL
greatest success this year. In number
and quality Of exhibits. In attendance
and enthusiasm. the fair held October
IL to l6. surpassed those Of all previous
years.
The Hascrstown fair is particularly
noted for Its great poultry show. A
Hagerstown winning Is SO highly regard
ed by poultrymen that fine strings of
birds are sent there by leading fanciers
from all Eastern States. The poultry
show this year was rcma rka BILE for the
number and quality OF birds on exhibi.
tion. Practically all classes were large
IN size and the competition was par
ticularly keen.
In view Of the above facts the Pratt
Food Company. OF Philadelphia, has
every reason to be proud Of the record
made by the birds bred at the Pratt
poultry experiment station and exhibit
ed bv that institution.
The winnings of the Pratt birds were
as follows:
r: c. Black Minorcas-Cock, | and 8:
cockerel. ! and 2: pullet. and .: hen.
! and :: old pen. |: Young pen. /.
s. c. Black Minorcas-Cock. 2: pullet.l
Pekin ducks-Young ducks, / and .;
young drake. and .: pen, 1.
White Runner ducks-Old drake. .:
young drake. /: old duck. l. young
duck. /: pen. !.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
JACK EDDY STARS
IN TIGER VICTORY
Youngster Wears No. 13, Which
Proves to Be Lucky for
SPEEDY Rush's Team.

PRINCETON. Oct. 17.-Princeton un-
covered football surprise on Univer-
sity Field yesterday in the person Of
Jack Eddy. who. as fullback Of the
Tiger eleven. played a prominent role in
swamping the big Lafayette team under
+o-to-3 score. Plastered on Eddy's
back was the figure 49," which
proved to be As lucky an omen for
Princeton as It was unlucky for the
husky youths from Easton. Pa.
Princeton piled up six touchdowns on
Lafayctte. and three Of these were
made ny Eddy. His work was by far
the most spectacular seen here this
season. and no gave the crowds OF
spectators q big thrill In the second
period. when he intercepted a forward
pass near the middle OF the field and
raced fifty-five yards to a touchdown.
The new Tiger star has been unfor-
tunatc In his football career. and an
injured shoulder has kept him off the
gridiron much Of the time. Two years
ago he played on his freshman eleven,
and went up to New Haven and cleaned
up the Yale cubs single handed.
Eddy sent the Princeton students into
spasms OF delight by his dazzling runs
.nreISn the ss open ed 1Ra s5rfs o ,dw %s
back win bear watching from now on.
for he Will very likely be heard from IN
the Tigers big games. The Princeton
team showed much Improvement this
afternoon. and toppled over the Lafay-
ette giants with little apparent trouble.
II wasn't until Coach Rush had sent
in a substitute eleven in the final Pc
riod that the Lafayette back field plung-
ers were able to make any impression
on the Princeton line. A series OF we'll
executed forward passes. thrown by
Weldon. took the Tigers second team
completely by surprise. They smashed
away at the line until Princeton was
pushed hack to their own goal line.
With the ball s'x inches from a score.
Princeton fought savagely against the
Lafayette battering ram. and. repuls-
ing the desperate attack of the Pennsyl-
vania team. thcv refused to budge and
took tho ball on downs. II was aS stub
born piece OF defense as the Tigers
have shown this season.
Princeton has come along rapidly dur
ing tho past week. and Coach Frank
kavanauSh. of dartmouth. and a group
of Harvard scouts saw some smooth
team work, which caused them to open
their eyes.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Laurel Entries.
(FOr Monday.)

First race-selling two-yesr-nlds
five and half furlongs, 'E;dna. Ken.
ma. 1l2: Iollte. Ill: salvanity. no. 'Dis-
Eddie +. los; Doctor sullivan. ios is
inEs. lo2 .Water War. lGr: bonner
1902 'Nolli. lol 'Stellarina. lOl
Second race Selling: thrsc-year-nlds
and upward SIX furlongs. Gallop. II:
Crosstun, li2; Presumption. III; SepuI.
Kaydsroseros. lo7 Edmond Adams, i07
io7: Mcnio Park. iO6: .Jim i,ssoy, los
'Mr Sniegs. l02; Wodfair. lot.
Third race--sellIng three-yesr .olds
md inward six furlongs:: Martin Cas-
Gapnn ca m Parr narons os M hy oeSscFa onme io b. s
DouFrtrty, lo5; .Tinklcbell. iOl Reni.
loi M .Fsir Helen. iol; 'old Bob. IS G.
'Solon. o6; 'Garl. 40.
Fourth racc-Selling; three year -olds
and up; SIX furlongs. Envy. rs; Enver
Bey. ~: Gold Cap; 10; Ben Levy. no
Pay Streak, lO7: Donald Mcdonald. io7;
Col Ashmeade, l0: Salon. lo7; 'Lady
London. l05: laura. 1oo: Carlaverock
lo1: Anxiety. 30: 'Muzanti. 90
Fifth race-sclling: three -year-olds
one mile and twenty yards. Yodeles
III: Norus, liz 'BoraX. los: Deriltry
los; Valas. l0S: est. Lazerain, lOS;
mabel Dulweber. 1903; 'Ormead, lO3:
'Jesse. Jr., lG3; minstrel. Ss: 'Aswan,
sS: 'Voluspa. 9s.
Sixth race-Selling: four-year-old and
up: mile and sixteenth. Marshon, lis:
'Stonehengc. IA: Robinetta, ll3: GUY
Fisher, ll2; 'Balfron, los; Carlton O.,
l0I; Canto, l07: 'Kilday, l04; .Clifredge,
lo2; 'Falcada. 10: 'Dartworth. 20.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather rainy: track heavk
The Washington times., 1915-10-17

Al Fxendine'S boys wholly outclassed
Logan Cunninsham's North Carolina
eleven. winning by score OF IS to D.
Virginia has fine score to equal on
Turkey Day at Richmond II it would
equal the Hilltoppt->' work against the
boys from Chapel Hill. No matter
what the Tar Heels tried. 1t was
quashed; hardly anything Georgetown
tried failed. There you have the game
In q nutshell.
johnny Gilroy, the nearest approach
to Johnny Spegel. Washington and
Jeffersons star OF the past Two years,
WIS the best man on the field for both
teams. Twice he made long runs for
touchdowns. Once he cautlit kick
of and raced ninety yards through the
whole North Carolina eleven for n
touchdown. At another tine he ran
sixty-fvc yards for touchdown n.
lhrowi ng off man after man trying to
throw him.
Georgetown kicked of to the Tar
Heels ?0-ysrd line, and inside of
a minute Norti, Carolina ;hinted back
s9 soa Ge to Ms?%smar Long and sepy Ma
seven yurls trying to circle the end. A
Forward pass failed and GEORGETOWN
lost the ball OF North Carolnn's
ynrd Line TnnsG sDo int" the Ssn
Long an excellent kicker. punted to
Georgetown's I9-yard Inc. The Blue
and Gray tried a run from a fake Kick
formation and then punted outside in
After trying to gain through Ward
unsuccessfully. North Carolina gained
nine wards on short forward pass over
the middle of the line. Autry. at the
end. failed. and Long kicked.
On a fake kick Mcnamara carried the
ball to the Tar Heels 40-yard line.
Gilroy gained at right end. but a PEN
atty lost the Hilltoppers fifteen yards.
A punt was blocked. losing five yards
A punt went outside at the 50-yard
The Tar Heels tried the line for no
gain. and then short forward pass
gave them nine yards over the middle
OF the line. Barron threw the next at
plunge OF Danny Tayloe in the same
place gave the Tar Heels first down.
Wall broke up forward pass. but a
plunge through Barron netted two
yards, forward pass hit the ground
and then Cusack recovered bad pass
on North Carolinas 40-yard line.
Leighty got two yards through Ward.
and Gilroy hit the other side for three
more. Gilroy then broke through the
right side OF the line for a 3S-yard run
and q touchdown. Barron failing at the
goal from touchdown. Georgetown was
leading. 20 o.
Two or three more plays amounting
to nothing were run off before time
was called.
The second period saw Long punting
over the line. Georgetown bringing the
ball out to the g-yard line. Maloney
succeeded Mcnamara at quarterback
for the Hilltoppcrs. After Gilroy had
made three yards on the end Maloney
punted. Corcoran recovering the ball
at mid-field.
Gormlev plowed through left tackle
for four Yards. and Wall made 1t a first
down at left end. Capt. Danny Tayioe
was hurt in this play. and had to leave
the game. Maloney Immediately
worked double pass to Gilroy. who
raced over the line for touchdown
! Fitzgerald kicked tho goal. making the
The Washington times., 1915-10-17

score 10 to When North Carolina
kicked OF the ball sailed into Gilroy's
hands. and he ran through the whole
Ss t'aSelea ninetS @ yards. M ,Sowins neTS The beS.
OF skill in lodging the enemy, and
yxtrSaishtIarmng xSIs wcrld,5e IS ts'kerss Iers
georgetown was leading. 20 too.
was more or less even. though the Blue
and Gray showed greater strength In
the line.
the first play. following the kickoff
starting the second half. Grove rcplac-
ing him.
North Carolina had the ball momen-
end runs. but when a punt was blocked
jim Barron picked II up and travelled
ten yards and scored another touch
down, making the score 2S to o. Barron
On the first play following George
spilled tho North Carolina attack.
Maloney carried the punt from Long
back to :Iorth Caro.iia's tO-yard line
with nEe lodging run. After fooitn;
around North Carolina grabbed the ball
on Il tumble. but had to punt. the ball
going out lido at midheld.
Wall rushed to the Tar Heels T-yard
line on = perfectly executed forma tion.
1t counted for nothing. as both sides
were detected offside and the ball came
back. A forward pass to Corcoran
brought another touchd own, mak,nS
the score 81 to O. 1t remained that
when Corcoran failed at the goal from
touchdown. One or two plays came be-
fore time was called
Tho fourth period opened with George
town holding the ball on It's own %
yard line. Nahum tossed Long on tho
Tar Heels D-yard line. following a
punt. Long kicked to Gilroy. who raced
sixty fve yards through both teams for
a touchdown. The try at goal failed
the score remaining at 3S to 0.
Coach Exendine made n number OF
changes In his lineup after that last
touchdown and the ball zigzaggcd up
and down the field without ever en-
dangering either goal smith. going In
at quarterback for Georgetown, made
several fine little runs. hut was never
able to get anywhere near tho North
Carolina goal line. Tho Tar Heels ap-
peared to be outcla.Scd and the Hill
toppers did lot try to show them up.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Football Scores

LOCAL.
.c.i Catholic univsrsi,y. .: West VirsinIa We.
u: 4; G, 10; a.ll.uds.. T.
Terminal. &: polys, g.
Ss.;n.,,. S&::;,ssn; 4; 4. 9, *. AiS,n' Aba. -.
Episcopal. II: Central. 6.
virginia A. C.. 50: oansasa, o.
EASTERN.
Yale. 10: Springfield. Q.
Navy. !. Penn. !.
IsS;.s f:Sn ss':ie. si 4; S;t.y;s ufs. H.
Cornell. Il: BuckneiI O.
ColGnte. 10; Army, o.
New York, 10; Union. o.
$,;; :ss'is .Sa q as%s!:sss'. s:s:s.i 10: Dickinson
New Hampshire. 8; Bates. o.
Worcester Tech. 9: Rhode Island State O.
Fordham. Is: Connecticut Assies. O.
West virginia. q; 1ensvas. ..
Trinity. I. Amherst, 6.
Hamilton, %: Rensselaer,. O.
Dartmouth. %; Vermont. Q.
Harvard Freshmen. I; Andover. o.
Holy Cross, !: Mas. Assies. 7.
Colby. q: Norwich. o.
S~arthnore, II; trsinus, g.
carnegie Institute. 20: Allegheny. I.
rillanova. IL: Lebanon Valley, O.
st. Lawrence, 81: Ct. Stephens. O.
SOUTHERN.
V. NJ J.. Ii; Richmond. g.
w. and L.. 10: Virginia Poly. o.
Chattanooga. II: Louisville. s.
Auburn. II: Clemson, 0
Georgia Tech. 81; Trsnsylvania. 0.
Sewsnee. !: Florida. 0.
Tulane. s.: springhiil. 10
Georgia. 80; Citadel. O.
Alabama, 20: Mississippi. o
Baylor. -: Trinity. o.
North Carolina !. and NJ. .. Wake For
'st. o.
susauehanna. l3. Mount 81, Mary's. 4.
Mississippi A. and NJ. u; Kentucky State.
Ienneseee. So, Central College. o.
Vanderbilt. 100 Henderson Brown. o
WESTERN.
Minnesota. 10: South Dakota. o.
Michigan AEsies. So: Carroll College. o
Michigan, IL: Case. 3
Olivet. IS: Detroit g.
Alma. 20: HilisdaIe. 4.
Western State Normal. "a: Albion, :.
Franklin. 20: Butler. l5
Wabash. Ia: Washington. q.
i!;n.,,po,y' Roe Poly' i EeI.nsm; rnhsnn
Iowa. .: Northwestern. g.
K.n,as. 80; Drake. !.
Oklahoma. y; Missouri. o.
Wisconsin. Is; Purdue. J.
Mount Union. 10; Hiram. 4.
Kansas State Normal. a. Kansas state
>i oseriin' " ~: Akron. 0
Illinois, ,; Ohio State. ).
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Forward Pass Allows
Tie Game for Navy

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. i7-renn,yl-
vania and the Navy battled to - tie
yesterday In game featured bv spec
ticular forward passing.
The Middies scored nrst in tho Sec
ond quarter when Martin tntercepted
one OF Pennsylvania's passes AMI sixty-
five yards through n broken fe,d for n
touchdown. In the third period. Penn
uncorkcd some still more spectn cular
passing. and Hopkins scored on n long
throw from Berry. Each side kicked
goal
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Yale Eleven Adopts
Old-Style Football

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. Yale
played straight. old-fashionAd football
against Springfield yesterday and won
rather easily. - to O. Two toucndowns.
a ileld goal and safety rolled u3 the
total Lcgore made the first touch
own in six minutes OF play.
Yale escaped by good luck with ner
goal line unsmirched. Mile Of Spring
field blocked Savage's attempt at goal
and rar nifty yards through u broken
neld. only to tumble almost on the
line. Yale then scored safely.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Heinie Zimmerman Would
Stick With Cubs Team

CHICAGO. Oct. 17.-Heinie Zimmer-
man butted into the lmcliJht again
With the declaration that he would
hav" his Say" about being traded to
New York
"1 wouldn't play under McCraw, said
zimmerman. Hes the hardest man In
inc leasue to work for. Nei'n?r Will
60 to Cincinnati"
Homie wants to stick with the Cubs.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Catholic University
Beaten by Wesleyan

BUCHHANNoN. W. Va. Oct IL
The Catholic University eleven was
beaten by West Virginia Wesleyan In
hard fought game here yesterday by
10 to q. A touchdown early In the game
and field goal defeated the wash
ington team. which put up a stubborn
opposition throughout
Murphy and Walters for the c. L.
team played great game on defense.
breaking UP many OF the plays Of the
Wesleyan eleven
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Geogeown p Bio TotaI
Vardon Tomorrow.

In tomorrow's issues of The
Times, Harry Vardon, the
noted British golfer, VII ex-
plain that most difficult Of golf
play-getting out Of bunkers.
Vardon's articles have been
timely and tomorrow he takes
ur the finer points of strokes
from a sand lie and the I'M
portance Of footing.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Starts Hurting.

The Washington RoYers Hurting Club
is scheduled to have its first game in
Potomac Park today. John Healy is
the newly elected president OF the club.
whiclS Ia expected to prove popular at
'~-n ancient hish game.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Vigiiants Organize.

Manager Joe Oliveri. OF the fs>nous
Eigilant football team. will meet the
players today In organizing the eleven
Tor the season. Arthur Sinclair Ia cap
tam. and RAY Brown will be the coach.
The team is looking forward to a sue
cesstul season. and the recapture of
the District title from the Engineers
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Colgate Team Hands
Army Bad Beating

WEST POINT. Oct. l7-Army foot
ball struck rock bottom yesterl,v when
little Colgate battered through the SOL
dicrS for q l3-to.0 victory ia on. OF the
Plains In years. The big Colgnt, for
words smashed the Arnys lin, to
pieces and only furious ofcnse by the
Army backs held the up-S,at4rs to lS
points
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
Columbia c. c. Will
Start Fall TOurneV

The annual fall golf tournament Of
the Columbia Country Club will start
Thursday morning. A large list Of en-
trants Is expected In the qualifying
round which will be Is holes.
Pairings will be made for the various
sixteens on Thursday night. and match
play at ls holes will be started Friday
and played through Saturday. A hand
leap affair has also been arranged for
Saturday.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
GEORGETOWN HEADS
FOR ARMY CONTEST,
HOPING FOR A VIM
BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Now has made mncemeat of North Carolina
Of Atlantic football championship defeat
Blue and for the Army
played Saturday West Point Georgetown hopes
the soldiers thereby establishing Of defeating both service
home grounds in single season: .
hard this week. said Coach Exen
e hard Saturday and don't want
foolish for them to take chances of injury before the Army game
the varsity at the Hilltop will be excused from
all practice The second string will have signal drill This will
Point The Hppers confident of their ability make good
soldiers, they by
good victory the Army will
Georgetown's m:dseason reputation
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
|" Watch Business" Is
Cry of School Teams
AsBig Games Come On
BY BRYAN MORSE.

p0ss'ble. Teams which looked at least
two touchdowns better on form, have
the good in real battle and again
tney have been a source Of 80 great a
disarpointment that doping out in ad.
vance has been a waste Of time.
,,Paui Magoffin. John D'Rsilly and
huntcr Mcclure will be the officials
Tor the high school series and the
Sameo VIII be played on Georgetown
Held starting at 80 H. m
The Washington times., 1915-10-17
TOSSerS Ready.

The Phi Mu Sigma basketball league
Will get under way October % Mt the
Church Of the Advent gymnasium. One
game Will be played each week by the
teams In the league
The Washington times., 1915-10-17

Score by perIods-Beorsetown, g. II, L. .
IS North Carolina. 0. o. O. 90.
Substitutions-Tracey for CuRack. Showal-
ter for Ward Green for Mallum. O'Connor
for Gormey. Grove for Fitzgerald. Mccarthy
for Barron. Mcguire for Corcoran. Cronin for
Mcguire. Meloncy for Mcnamara. Smith for
Maloney. Hanlon for Wall. Supple for Giroy.
Brett for T.eighty. Love for Wright. Bryan
FOR J. Tsyloe. Metz for Love. Black for ID.
Tayloe and Blount for Reed. Touchdowns--
Gilroy 80. Barron and CorcorHn. Goals from
touchdown-Fitzgerald ,p. Goals misssi-
Barron 2'. Corcoran and O'ronnor. Referee
MIR. Bryan Morse, George Washington. I'M
pire-Mr. Gates. Yale. Head lnesman--Mr.
Mcguire, Harvard. Field iudge--Mr. Dugan.
Gonzaga Assistant lnesmcn--Mcssrs Rlndes,
North Carolina. and Durant. GEORGETOWN.
Time OF pcriods-l5 minutes.
The Washington times., 1915-10-17

Eastern and Central play on Tuesday
and IN" chances are that the game
Eastcrner1 have shown that they have
a pluCky eleven. light and fast and
may make Central go a long way for
a. win. The prediction of scores, espe
cially In a high school game, Is i'm
The Washington times., 1915-10-17

Toward the end OF the game Rollins
lodging through the Virginia team for
fifty yards. A few line plays took the
ball UP to the b-yard line again. but on
fourth down. and with Rollins In posi-
tion either for a forward pass or q
drrr xic',. tnc nall came bnck poorl,
from center and Virginia took 1t away
from Harvard on downs.
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ourh Ieine Sot Die lufuterfiumfeit
nuf oos Ginitel(eu meiterer Wfuni.
ttonsIenoungen ieitens Der Ser. Stua-
ten uno Deiterer Beloonleiben ourh
amerifaniide Sinan3mdnner SIT len.
fen batte er 8,,srrfis oas Ieere Gnt.
pfangs3immer oeS 9unbe5ienotes in
Dem aapiotol IN 8aibington ourh
leine 8ombe 5erItort.
3ann fIbr er 5lm Sontlneriib oes
6tnun3manne5 s. g. Wtorgm in
(SIen Gone, u. g., BEL Dem Der briti-
Iihe gotihofter Sir Cecil Spring &ice
ais @alt neiIte O.. nerIhoffte iih
gineng in oea Dlorean'ihen galaIt.
lOermmbete Worgon oilrd sluei
Sdiiiie in Scr Siifte, nahbem er benz
Iielben 5i1eerllfen bate, ni6t ferner
Den arieg in Die 2dnge 3u 5ieben.
8dbreno er fdoB, itiir5teu iih gepr-
gan uno iein 8utfer nuf ibu uno Ies-
terer berie5te 9oIt idlfper nln Sanpfe
ourh einen beftiqen 6dIag nit einem
tSeuerbufen. 8ie 8erIesrngen Mor.
ganS fin0 ungefdbrlih.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08

crnIte nlilit1riide Groftprobe su Gan.
DC nod niht beltonhen. 0h ith eng.
Iono noh Der geieoerloqe ieiner Ser.
biinoeten I'M iebiaen 8rie9e, oa es be.
rcitS olle be6eutenoeren Mdhte euro.
pas geeen ieine 8egner oufeeboten
not lrn6 feline neien @etilIer mohr-
lheinliherpeiie aur Berfiignna iteben
lper0en, iioIiert 3ur Ssortiesung oes
4rieges enthlieBen miro. lit aum
mirbeiten 5tpeifelbaft.
Stalien lhlieBlih lit, mas ieine @i-
beritonbsfGbiefeit I'M iesigen Rrieee
anbeldngt, cine nunfnoipn qiiantitD"
slle oieie grtpagungen aufammen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08

uno beiingt bie militdriihen 8unoer'
totem Der 3entralntdhte in Sonen be.
qeiIterten 9obes. 0aS Yarmp ano
Rape SournoI" eebt iogor aun1
Sdrefen uno sur Gnporung Der ION.
Itigen in en9liiher Sprohe erideinen'
ben 3eitltnqen nm einen 5hritf mei.
Ter uno erfldrt irn Zone ernIter lleber+
seualng. ooB SemtIdllanb nnbeiieabar
lit, nnbeiieabar fraft ieine.. 8affen'
tndDtisfeit nnS nod nnbeiiesbarer per'
m5se bes Geiites, tuclder Sas bentidls
golf beIeelt.
ssll benz bemerfensmerten auhat
.oeg .armp a,,6 Rapp Sot,rnal" beiBl