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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
Holiday Athletic Card
For Local Sport Fans

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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
.AGGIES PICKED TO
Trim JOHNS HOPKINS
Five Local Boys in Maryland Lineup
Which Will Face Charlie Bnckleys
Medicos in Baltimore Today.

Local football fans will be watching
with interest the result OF the Maryland
Agriculture College-Johns Hopkins game
to be played at Homewood Field in Balti-
more today. Five former Washington
High School boys are in the lineup Of
the Maryland Farmers" while Coach
II. c. Byrd Is looked upon by many as
being one of the best football mentors in
this section. This combination from Col
lego Park are pitted against the "Haugh-
ton coaching system" in meeting the Bal
timore medicos. as Charlie Brickley. the
leading player of the GridirOn last sea-
son. is the tutor for the Hopkins eleven
Both teams held their final practice yes
terday in preparation for this game. but
the work consisted of nothing but light
signal drill. The "Aggies" are picked to
land the battle by many followers OF the
game here. but victory is not expected
without n great fight from the Hopkins
team. The betting on the game Is even
money. but the Hopkins team is expected
to be the favorite before the opening
whistle.
The College Park alumni from Wash
inEton will leave here today on a special
train over the Baltimore and Ohio at u Is
and will be accompanied by two bands.
The alumni will meet the other alumni
from Maryland in Baltimore and parade
10 Homewood Field.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
.LIGHT-WEIGHTS AWAIT
SOUND OF The GONG
Willie Houck. of Philadelphia. Battles
Tommy Lowe. Local Veteran. in
Main Bout at Maryland Club.

Main bout. IS rounds-Tonmy Lowe " Willie
Houck
semi-w indup. sir ruunds-Buddy Ray vs. Jack
Boland.
Third preIiiuinary-Pasty Dunovau Vs. Kid Whip.
Second preliminEry-Otto Brown rs Young Nash.
Curtain r1iser-YOung Martin rs. Kid Slug.
Willie Houck. the Mount Airy wild
cat" from Philadelphia. will battle
Tommy Lowe. the local veteran light
weight. in the holiday bill tonight at
the Maryland Athletic and Social Club.
at Ardmore. Md. This is the second
meeting of these lightweight masters.
and should prove interesting from the
opening gong. In the last meeting of
these slap-bang battlers. Referee
O'Connor handed a decision as a draw,
which met with the approval of the
fans. ToniSht's bout will be one of the
best ever held in the Maryland club.
Buddy Ray, a sparring partner of
Tommy Lowe. will meet Jack Boland in
a grudge fight. over q siX-round route
in the semi-windup. while a trio of
preliminaries are carded. In these four
FOUNDERS. Patsy Donovan will battle
Kid Whip. Otto Brown will travel four
rounds with Young Nash. while Young
Martin and Kid Slug will open the
show in a four-round set-to.
Special arrangements have been made
with the w. 3. & A. Railroad to run
cars from the White House station at
Fifteenth and H streets northeast The
service given in running the trains
from Fifteenth and H streets northeast
will be the same as given by the rail-
road company in handling the crowds
at the Bowie races. The first train
will leave at o'clock, and eight
coaches to a train will leave every half
hour after this time.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
A. AND M. STILL HOPEFUL.
Men Who Were Injured In George,
town Game. to Play Thursday.

Raleigh. y. c.. Nov. 24-North Caro-
lima Techs are still fighting for a place
in the sun The defeat by Georgetown
has not in any way discouraged Hegarty's
Aggregation No alibi is offered.
The pluck displayed by Sullivan has
won the admiration Of his team mates
he being considered the star OF the lost
contest. having played the last half with
a crushed nose.
Rice. who was forced to retire at the
beginning Of the second half. has prac-
ucally recovered from his injury ana
will direct the play AGAINST Washington
ard Lee at Norfolk Thanksgiving Day
Weathers, kirkpatrick, Mccoy, and
Nooe, who were also injured in the con-
test with Georgetown. have recovered
from their minor bruises. and have gone
through signal practice every after
noon. The regulars have been excused
from any extended scrimmage. for the
coaches realize that the lack of fOrmid-
able substitutes was a great handicap
last Saturday.
TIE lineup against Washington and
Lee will be practically the same as
started against Georgetown Anthony,
who was badly injured in the Navy game,
will in all probability start at left end,
McDougal being shifted to left guard.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
|GALLAUDET Is
READY FOR c. u.
Kendall Greeners and Brook
land College Teams VIII
Meet at Georgetown.

| On Georgetown field at rs O'Clock this
afternoon Gallaudct and Catholic Uni
versity football teams will meet In an
nu1l conflict and what will be the only
game staged here in Washington.
Rivalry between these teams has al
ways been keen and while on past per-
| fornances the Kendall Greeners have
usually been on the losing end OF the
score. Gallaudet this season hopes to
pull a come back" and take the Brook
landers by surprise. as Yale did Prince
| ton.
On form. Catholic University should
win. for Fred Nelson's eleven has met
stronger teams than Gallaudet, and in
cluded In the list Of scalps is a yictOTy
named team having a win over GAIlau-
Diet to its credit.
Recent injuries have crippled Catholic
University to some extent. and IL II
doubtful II the full strength of the team
will be able 10 show against the Ken
dali Green boys. while on the other hand.
Gallaudet Is primed for this game. and
right on edge.
With good weather IL is expected that
a big crowd will turn out. for both teams
have large followings here.
The officials were finally selected last
nights lieut.. Cannon. of the Navy, will
referee: John A. Dugan. OF Gonzaga.
umpfe: and Hunter Mcguire will act as
head linesman.
Comparing the statistics Of Catholic
University and Gallaudet. II Is found
that the Kendall Green eleven. although
younger, out-weighs the Brooklanders by
a few pounds. In other words Catholic
University possesses a team Of long
rangy chaps. while their rivals are
shorter OF stature and stockiiy built
Both teams have the open game down
to perfection and a mighty interesting
contest will be staged
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
CARROLL SELECTED TO
Win TEAM TROPHY
Local Athletes Picked to Land Prize
in South Atlantic Championship.
Geiser Unattached.

The Carroll Institute track team is
picked to land the team trophy IN the
South Atlantic championship which Is
scheduled to be held over the West
Park Recreation course in Baltimore to-
day. The cream Of the hiking talent
in this vicinity will toe the mark today
when George p. Turner, the newly elect
ed president Of the Amateur Athletic
Union, will start the runners.
Carroll Institute will send nine ath-
letes to the mark including Bobby Will
Jams and Danny HeaIy. former South
Atlantic title holder. First honors in
the champs Is a question which has the
local followers OF the game guessing.
Joe Geiger. the winner Of last season.
Is running unattached and is picked to
land the honors, while Bobby Williams,
OF Carroll: Unsold. of the Baltimore C.
c. C., and Danny Healy are likely to
come through in good position. The To-
cal athletes will leave here this morn
ing at 40 a. m. on a special train. The
list of entries follows:
Csrroll-M J. Lynch. y 9lumer. D. Hr.ly I
Doherty. II. c. stoufer. J. A. Mahoney, z T
Dillcn. and r. z. wiuIams
Lord baltimore Club-C. s. Bisys r.. Joe Y.nitb
7. J. McCreer. c. W. SrengIer and NJ Cot-rrn.
L. C.-s. n. Spar. r. Paul. p. A. Ruth.
;: = Ganb. ". s. Rumbrou:h I. r. Hitrh-u
II. W. horrznan. u. Schemenner D. X You,Srr
A. y. Schmidt. and Il. Yinglinz
Gibraltar Club Washington-J O. O,Donneu
Cnattached-J y. kruut. II. ". Hayuie B. In
sold. ]. c. Geiser. G. W. Montague J. n NJ.
tasue, and 5. HanIey.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
JUAREZ VISITORS
TO BE PROTECTED

Juarez. Mexico. Nov. A-The last
vestige Of doubt as to whether or not
the annual winter race meeting at the
Juarez track would be permitted tc
run this season was removed when the
Mexican authorities at Juarez signed a
proclamation assuring all aliens of pro-
lection during the holding of the races.
This announcement, which was made
public by Harry Breivogel. assistant
manager of the Juarez Jockey Club.
reads as follows:
THE administration OF the city OF
Juarez wishes to inform the genera
public that all foreigners visiting the
city during the racing season. begin
ming Thursday, will be given the full
est protection. We offer them the
heartiest welcome and they may have
every assurance that they shall not
be molested in any way.
I'VE have always granted Americans
protection in Juarez.
(Slgned) "HIPOLITO VILLA.
Agent Conventionalist Government"
There have been many announce
ments and counter-announcement this
year as to the attitude the Mexican
government would take in connection
with the winter races here, but II re-
manned for the proclamation to set the
matter at rest for all time. Preparations
have been going on apace for some time
back for the opening of the meeting to-
morrow, and the track is in readiness for
the boots and saddle to call the thor
oughbreds to the post.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
.KEWESSA IS FIRST
in BOWIE feature
Uncle Billy Oliver Puts Winner Ovep
in Capitol Handicap at Six
Furlongs.

Bowie, Nd. Nov. 24-An' excellent
card Of seven races was run OF at Prince
George track this afternoon before a
large crowd
The feature number on the card. The
Capital Handicap, at six furlongs,
Uncle Billy divers Kewessa managed
to get the verdict by head from Back
Bay, while True-As-Steel was third.
]. ]. Mahon, jr., the Baltimore sports
man, put over his Star Shoot gelding.
Royal Meteor, who won the third race
by a scant head from Northlight, while
Anxiety dropped into the third notch.
Ernest Utterback put over Cockspur in
the sixth race, who won by three lengths
easily from Col Ashmeade and Finae-
lee. Summary:
FIRST RACE-selling; 2year-olds; five and one
half furlongs. Important. m u. MeTGn.rtI,
SEQ, $50, $40. won: Margery. lG 6Hist).
$50. third. Time. los IS. MansDh. sandel,
MSyme W. Sal Vanity. Distuber. Blue Rock
Havana, and Welga also ran. Disturber won. but
was disqualified.
seven turIong~. Miss Barn Harbor. los NicDSr-
motif, Sole SIS. SAD won; Cliff EdEe lo5
Hayes. SID SEQ. second; Sir BlAise. los a. Nc
CSheyD. $40. third. Time. Is Is. Little England,
MaTtre. Intone. Mr. Mack. Minstrel. SURPRISING
Hedge Rose. Carl. Hyk. Beninore. King Caucus.
Humiliation. Richard LAngdou. Billie Hibbs St
Lazarian. and Muzxnteal also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; 5year-olds and upward :
sven furlongs. Royal Meteor 100 (Schuttinger).
SD $50, 81. won; North Light, ITO u. McTas-
Eartl s.. s. secund: Anxiety. Iu (PsninstonI.
SIN. third. Time. IL High Tide Abbotsford.
Felina, Tactles. Lady London, Miss CaTanagh.
Belfast Nsnoc. J. v, r., MaIim's Choice. and
Andrew O'Day also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Capitol Handicap: all Sgrs:
sir furlonss- kewessa. T CTrmerl, solo $50.
So. won; Back Bay. ia Kelsey. S-lo. $50 sc
oIsd: True Steel. los (Schuttngerl A3o third.
Time. llil Is. Robert Bradley. Carbide, Startling
Sand Marsh. and Murphy also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SeIlns; 3year-olds and upward: :
one and one-sixteenth miles Hiker. l@ BuItonl.
$50. So s.. won; Mamie K. % q. McCaheyt.
$50. $40. second; Aldonus. S II. McTSggzrtl.
S.0. third. Time. Isl Is. yellow Eyes Laird Of
kirkcaldy, Lights Out. D1nish Girl Miss Waters.
Tom HAncoc4. and Cotton Top also nm.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: 3year-olds and Upward;
one and One-sixteenth miles. Cock Spur Ill CTu-
nel, A.1. $50 SD. won: Col. Ashmesde, lcs
tAnan). SlS, $50. second; FfnAlee 50 u1onder).
$40 third. Time. 1913. Co.'S Beaumont Belle
Henry Hutchisnn. Clanbel. CsStara. Autumn,
SprinEnaS. and Margaret Meise also rAn.
SEVENTH RACE-seng; 3year-olds and up-
ward: one mile and seventy yards. Polly H.. 10
Hayes. $50. $50. s.s won: Ella Byson. 100
Gamer. s.. S.2o. second: Phsrosh. l6 CPftzl.
$40. third Time lss. Armament After Glow
scurph, Lady sIirituelle. Armour. Sisadoo Harry
Lauder, and Cliff Haven also an-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and upward
one mile and twenty yards. PerthShire Ii3 Sepul.
reda, lis: Peacock 10: Little England 10; .Col.
Cook, los; .Andrrw 0'Day. l05; Lady srdrtnelle
lol; Co.'S. Il3: Cliff EdSe Ill: Stentor. 10: Mis-.
CsTanagh, los: Jolly Tar, rs: Capt. PAN lOi
'Kneelet. l0l; Kinmundy. Il3: Dlke Van Zandt
ITO; Della Mack. 10: 'Freda Johnsn l0; Dick,
Pet, los: Brian Boru. lH
SECOND RACE-seIling: 3yar-olds and up
ward; one mile and twenty yards. Bstwa lis
Daingerheld. 10: Peg 100; 'Jsbot los; Early Morn
los; Holton. 10: Star Bird 100; Montreal la5; Tro
vato. ll5; Duke Of Dunbar. le; Pay Streak Ns
mabel Dulweber lo4.
THIRD RACE-Two year-olds: one mile .Shrap
mel lG 'Rose Water. lo5: Molly o., los: sIetfetti
IS; Maifou. l0; Lynn. lo4: Edith Banman 100
Broom Com los; 'Nolli Ioi: Greetings. %
FOURTH RACE-The Liberty Selling Hapdicap
all ages; six furlones. Lohengrin. ID; AIdebaran
los; impressive. %; Ahan lis: Water lily lG
Cleaning, 100; Pontefract. los; Niushon los; yidet
lol.
FIFTH RACE-The Thanksgiving Hapdieap. all
Ages; one and one sixteenth miles. Short Gra-
lB; Fittergod, Ill; Wooden Shoes ITO: CTih
Field. l0e; Eagle. los; Famous. lo4; HildAy los
Pandean lol: Hsrry Shaw, ll6; Republican. III;
Lahore, lot: Tactics %. Short Grass and Eagle
Herr entry; FlittsrgOld and Feumouse. Muller
entry.
SIXTH RACE Selling: SFearolds and UPWARD
one and oneduarter miles Ringing los; Guilty.
hunk, 100: Patty Regain. lo6; 'Caronome 81; The
Rump, loe: Laird Of Kirkcaldy q.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; 5yEar-olds and up
ward; one mile and seventy yards. Republican ia
Little Nearer. 100: volant loi: Sir william John.
son. 100; NeThthys, lG; Supreme. 60 Reybourn,
100; Buzz Around, Io4.
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
FOOTBALL CONTESTS TODAY

Galiaudet College VS.. Catholic
| University. at Georgetown
/ Johns Hopkins VS.. Maryland Ag-
giles. at Homewood field.
| Annapolis Piebes VS.. Annapolis
High. at Annapolis
Boston College VS.. Holy Cross. at
Boston
Brown VS.. Carlisle Indians, at
Providence.
Buckneil VS.. Lebanon Valley. at
| Delaware VS.. william and Mary,
at Newark.
Fordham VS.. villanova. at New
York.
Franklin and Marshall vs.. Get
| tysburg. at Lancaster.
Muhlenburg VS.. Albright at AL
lentown.
New York University VS.. Rut-
gers. at New York City.
North Carolina Aggies VS.. WASH
ington and Lee. at Norfolk
Penn. Military College VS.. st.
Johns, at Chester.
Springfield VS.. Tufts. at Spring
field.
st. Louis University VS.. George
town. at st. Louis.
St Mary's VS.. Doane. at st.
Mary's.
University of Montana VS.. syria
| cuse, at Missoula.
University of North Carolina vs.
| University of Virginia. at Rich
mond.
| University of Pennsylvania VS..
Cornell, at Philadelphia
University of Pittsburgh VS.. Penn.
| State. at Pittsburgh.
University of Texas VS.. Notre
Dame University. at Augusta
Vanderbilt VS.. University of the
South. at Louisville.
Virginia Military Institute VS..
| virginia p. l., at Roanoke.
Wake Forest VS.. Davidson, at
Charlotte.
Washington and Jefferson VS..
LehigN at Washington. Pa
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
FIVE MOTOR RACES
TO BE HELD TODAY

The National Capital Motorcycle Club.
with the aid of the Maryland Motorcycle
Club and the Dealers Associations OF
Baltimore and Washington, are holding
race meet this afternoon at Laurel
Park which promises to excel any former
race meet held in this territory.
There will be six races in all, consisting
of a five-mile race for single machines,
ten-mile race for sidecars, ten-mile race.
match race, twenty-fve-mile intercity,
championship, open to all racing ma
chimes, and ten-mile racing machines.
The fastest riders of Baltimore and
Washington have entered in these races
and the track record is expected to be
lowered. The feature events of the race
meet will be the two match races. which
have held fire so long and have now been
decided on Victor Dessey against Tommy
Dodge, and Freddy Tiemeyer against
Billy Denham. the last-named pair riding
for a purse of 800. given by the Pope and
Emblem agencies of Baltimore. for which
these boys are riding.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
ELEVENS PRIMED
FOR ANNUAL GAME

Philadelphia. Nov. 4-Couriers ar
irving here today from White Marsh and
Atlantic City report the Pennsylvania
and Cornell squads all charged and
primed for the struggle tomorrow after
noon at Franklin Field.
All preparatory training has been fin
ished and the sole aim OF the Quakers
and Ithacans today was to keep on edge
for the game. At Atlantic City the Cor
nell squad lounged around the reaGinS
rooms Of HaddOn Hall or mastica ted
great gobs OF salt air on the Board
walk
The Penn huskies at the White Marsh
Country Club were a sober crew. Be
tween admonitiOns from the coaches and
recOllections of past performances. the
Quakers realize the task they are called
upon to perform tomorrow.
Cornell viii enter the game with every
man on the roster in the proverbiaI pink
Of condition The back field as an
nounced will be Captain Barrett, SILVER
lex, Collins and Mueller.
The Penn men in opposition will be
Bell, Williams, Rockefeller and Derr
Betting today was 3 to !. with Cornell
on the long end. Indications are that
fully 3e,oe will witness the battle.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
VETS MUST HUSTLE
TO HOLD THEIR JOBS

Chicago, Nov. A-Young blood is to be
favored In the Federal League ranks
next year. The stars who jumped from
the big league to the third circuit viii
have to show more than their regulations
for past efficiency. If they don't they arc
to be thrown to the discard
This announcement was made today by
President Gilmore. The decision was
reached after many conferences with
Federal owners, In each instance the
owners agreed that the fans want to see
the newer generation Of stars IN the
making rather than to watch the dim
ming Of stars that have been.
The announcement was taken to mean
that the Federals will shortly resume the
offensive against organized baseball in a
series of raids, not so much in big league
camps but in the minors affiliated with
o. B.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25
DRIVING PARK RACES.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 24.-Runninr
and harness races will be held tomor-
row at the Gentlemen's Driving Park
and what looks to be an excellent one
day card has been arranged. Quite a
number Of horses have been entered
and the committee has arranged It Sc
the races should be holly contested.
The first running race is at four and
a half furlongs, and includes the fol-
lowing horses: Danville II. Sail On
Carbureter. Kinderlou. The Parson and
Gold Check. Other good races are on
the program. and the fight for first
position Is expected to be close. In ad-
dition to the running races there will
be three or more harness events.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-25

FIRST RAcE-selling: 3year-olds and upward
five furiongs. Mis- Fissy, lco: Peter stalvart
r1; 'PrOspero Baby. ICE: Visible. Io7: Gossety
le; Black Sheep. lG; Dixie Nina. IL; Russ Sand
III; Farorte Article. ll; Louis Descosnets, rs
Palms, ll5; Miss Edith. 1B-
SECOND RACE-Selling; eyearolds; five fur.
longs. Rose Garden, 80: Laughing Waters, o.
'veldt. %; 'DOlina. %; Little Luck 100; Prepaid,
lo4; Quiz, loi Baby Cal. io4: 'Zolso. lo7; Brooks
los
THIRD RAcE-selfDs; sycsr-olds and upward
hTe furiouEs Kenneth. -T; Rag Is; Gilbert
Rose. lG; Hazel O. 10: Francis III; Fancy, III;
Sweet Dale. III; Musand liz; Upright, III; Jennie
Crawford. III: Cordova. lis; velie Forty I'D
FOURTH RACE-The Juarez Handicap; al ages;
six fnlonss- Lack Rose y: Brockheld, q; Carrie
orme. g: Seneca. los; white IL; OthsIlo. Is;
LOTUS lis
FIFTH RAcE-seIfng: s-yssr.,lds AID UPWARD;
Eve furlonss. 'old Bob. los: 'veno Won, lG:
Busy Edith. iG; 'ortnsr Lad. 10; Uncle Jimmie
Gray, 10: Eel. liz; Counaught III; Bermudian liz;
Brig House. lis; General, Ile
SIXTH RACE-seIing; 3year-olds and upward;
mile. Marjorie D.. 90; Endurance, 60; Christmas
Eve. los; Eastman, 100: Rey los; Col Nc
Doushan. los: First Star. los; Acumsu. iOa
Apprentice allowance claimed