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The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
JOHN ENGLAND FAILS
TO RATE LOCAL team
South Atlantic Handicapped Not on
Job and CAROLS Suffer in
New York Race.

I'VE were treated royal by Jack
Kelly, the Handicapped of the Metro
politan branch. and the authorities of
the five-mile run. held under the aus
pices of the Bronx Church Athletic
House last Monday in New York. but
John England, the South Atlantic
Handicapped. whose duty it was to see
that we were dealt with according to
our past performances, was not on the
job. and we suffered thereby-thus
spoke Dan Healy. captain of the Car
roll Institute marathoners last night.
Healy added. England failed to send
in our entry blanks which were sent
to him for correct handicaps and when
were virtually not entered. However.
Kelly did the next square thing and
handicapped US according to our per-
Torrance in the New York Nail
thirteen-mile run.
In this event the Carroll Institute
contingent did exceptionally we'll and
won the out-of-town team trophy. or
course, when this was taken as a
criterion, little bacon Was handed to
the Carroll runners last Monday. They
were forced to run against overwhelm-
ing odds OH account of the unfair
handicaps handed down in good faith
by Kelly. and even then finished sec
ond for the team trophy with a score
of 236 against Meadowbrook, the win
ner, with a score of 2O3.
It follows if Capt. Healy and his
men had been provided for by England
with better handicaps which they de-
served they would have won the out
of-town trophy as IL was only neces-
sary to have one more man finish
among the first fifty to better the
winners mark.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SellinS; twoyearolds; four fur
Longs. San Gallo. l9 CMetczlf. TO l. } TO ).
10 J. won Mesophone. 90 Garner. IN !.
eren second: Little Bigger g Mott. to TO- third.
Time. OF I-J Meal Ticket. Emily r, Brooks.
burg also
SECOND RACE-Selling; four-year-olds and up
ward; six furlonss. Delaney. liz Loftusl. TO !.
2 to 10, 70 .. won; ConnauSht. liz (Hoaman).
y TO l. even, second: Rubicoa II. LIS CMetcaln.
to 2. third Time, liz Capt. Druse. Rio Brazos.
Dungara Kid Nelson. SaliH. Sharper knight.
Tony Koch. and Henry Walbank also
THIRD RACE-Five sud oue-haf turlongs.
knghorne. IL CRicel to ]. even. to 2. won
Mabel Dulweber 100 Henry. to ], even. second
B. A. Jones. los tSmalp. out, third. Time.
los Old Bob Lenere. Helen. Reybould. Raven
hall and Yeste.sun also ran.
FOURTH RACEOne mile. Rash, LIS tGross).
to /, 8 to 5. to 20, won: Transact % Mott.
70 !, second; Executor. 100 (Bezanson). to S.
third. Time. ~ as Florin. Beaulah S. Nan
ME Mcpee. Mudsill. Gen. Marchmont. and Col.
Marchmont also rsn.
FIFTH RACE-Five and-one-hAH furlonSs. I'm
perator. los Taylor. even, to z out. won: Man
sanese 10 (Groth). even, ] to . second; 0saple.
lOs martini, ! to . third. Time 1885. Thistle
Belle. Theodorita. Orirnar Lad, and Pride Of Lis
more also
SIXTH RACEone mile. Twilight. IS (Henryl.
to ], to 5. to 5. won; Curlicue. lcs MartinI.
) TO s. l to :. second: Mercurium. 100 Mott.
to ., third Time. is Is. Chevron. Paw. Choc-
taw. Andrew oDay. and Dayering also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Seuins; four-year-olds and up
ward; fIies and mares: five and one-haf furiOngs.
'kitsiato 100: 'Woof 100: Alice Teresa lo4 Ethel
Wicks l0i; Jennie Crawford. rs; Christmas DaiSy.
lOi: Ella. lO5: Admiral, Daughter. los: Lillian
kripp. I02; Queen Maeve. I0i: Split Second. los;
Zia. lce: Satin Wood. 100; Isoe. 100; Senorita
Dana. zoe.
SECOND RACE-Sellns: three-yearolds five and
one-haf furloncs. 'Akanet 81; Marie OBrien q
SINAI 81: Ida Pinack, 20; Planetary. lol; Maznik.
lo4; Dad Davies. lo5. Stolen Ante. los; Type. los:
Keenan, Wa
THIRD RACE-sellins; three-year-olds and up
ward. one mile. Single Toe. 80; 'Alco g: Petit
Blel a3; Breezer g; Mosoowa. loI; 'Corde F.. l05
Commendation, Ns; ]. Nolan. los: Hardy. los;
Dalton los: Arena johnson. lG Amety. lG Polls,
100: Eve White, 100; Eek Davis H.
FOURTH RACE-Four-year-olds and upward: six
furlongs. Coming Tower. IS: Umpqua. loo: Road
master. lcS; Grover Fughes. liz: OtheIlo II5
FIFTH RACE-Seuing; four-year-olds and up
ward; hllies and mares; five and onehalf fIriongs
Little Bit, 100: 'Hiuita. 100; Hazel c.. l1i;
Phyllis Antoinetc. lo4: Pink Land. los; Stella
CRANE. los: Fafner. los; Little Jane ZOE; Zenotek,
100: Ferrona, 100; Marand. 100: Gasket 100: Ann
lilly 100; Yuta. 100: Gold Finn. l@.
SIXTH RACE-Four-year-clds and upward; one
and oneeighth miles Lady Innocence So; .FsL
cada. q: Dave Montgomery. &c: Woodland Dove
IS: Toyn Bee. q: Transparent. g: BLACK Mate
Ice; Flying. To-; Cody. Zoe; Durin, loc
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
JERSEY CITY CLUB
FORFEITS FRANCHISE
Failure of Devery and Fogarty to
Meet Obligations Is the Cause.
Will Operate This Season.

Newark. \. J., Feb. 24.-Because of
the alleged failure of William S. De-
very and Thomas Fogarty. holders of
a majority of the stock in the Jersey
City International League baseball
club. TO meet contractural obligations,
the franchise has been declared for
feited TO the league, according to an
announcement made today by Edward
G. Barrow, president of the organiza-
ton Mr.. Barrow also said that the
Jersey City club will be operated next
season Ey a stock company now being
organized for the purpose of taking
over the franchise.
The team has lost money during the
last three or four years. Last season
was particularly bad one from
financial standpoint. Many of the
players are said to have been COM
PEELED to go without their salaries from
time to time, and when all efforts of
the league TO have them adjusted were
fruitless. the -sanization decided to
forfeit the franchise.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlonssi purse. Soo: three
yearolds and upward selling DR.. DouShertg. liz
CUraD. 9 TO !. 10 s. to 5. won; Col. Brown.
ICE Connolly. TO !, 2 TO l. second: VOLTS
Baths 100 CHinIhyl. to S. third. Time. Lis Is.
Blanche Lewis. Yorkshire Boy. Idleweiss. Mr. Mack.
CaIethumpian. Free Will. Rsteute. and valthorpe
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and onehaH furiongs;
purse. 500: three-year-olds and upward; selling.
Chtra. lO5 Sumter. 2 to l. even. ! TO = won
Chiffon Trance. 10. ID. Bauer. S to !. S tc ..
second; Perth Rock ia Cwrispen). to 2 third.
Time I'LL Is. Rustic Maid. Sordello. Spohn.
Northern LightS Car Michael. Skeeta and Chills
also
THIRD RACE-one mile: pure. 500: three
year-olds and upward: selling Jawbone. 100
tObert), 2 to ]. even. to 5, won; supreme. los
UraD. 3 to !. s to s. second; Sepulveda. 10 u.af-
fertyl, 6 to 5. third. Time. l:6 IS. Banjo Jim.
Patty Regzn. Col. Holloway. and Napier also ran
FOURTH RACE-For army officers.
FIFTH RACE-SiI furiangs; purse. 500: three
year-olds and upward: selling. Quick Start. los
(Coleman). to S. to S. to ,. won: Nash. M
(Gartner). 3 to ]. to s. second; Moisant. los
Hopkins. 2 to ]. third. Time. liz Is. yellow
Flower. Ajax. Inferno Queen. Bunioe. Guilty Hunk.
Gerard. Runway. and Transport also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Joe Finn. lo4 uAferty,. N to l..
even, / to 2. won: Bhsrruth. los (Taplin,. to /.
to !, second; Louise Paul, los (Hinphy). To
5. third. Time, liza Pierut. Bamboo. Hooeg
Be-. Ray o Light, Cola and PnEOivs slso m.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
New Junior League
May Be Organized

new Junior league may be formed
in this city if the efforts on the pau
of several managers of the young team:
do not go astray. The managers of Tive
teams. who are anxious for the forma.
ton of such a league. will meet at l5i:
kearney street. and any manager of a
team averaging seventeen years is cor
daily invited to attend. The following
mana gers have shown their intention u
join should this league be formed: Man.
a ger Mahoney. of the Brookland Athletic
Club: Manager Shlesinser. of the st
Dominic team. and Manager Poore, OF
the Trinity nine. The meeting will Ds
held next Tuesday promptly at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
Four Hundred and Fifty
Athletes Enter Games
With Closing Of Entries, List
Shows Many Capable Men
in Big Indoor Meet Satur-
day Night.
CENTRAL RELAY TO RUN

Entries for the Georgetown meet, to
be held at Convention Hall. February q,
were closed last night and Manager
Curry. Of the Hilltop track team. an
nounced that the number of athletes
competing would be over 40 This will
equal any previous list of entries and
the manasHment is consequently looking
forward 10 night Of high-class and
spirited competition.
Central High School has entered its
senior relay team in the championship
high school relay race, and from their
performance in the Hopkins meet Bill
Foley's team seems to be a very classy
bunch. This will be the first appearance
of the Blue and White flyers in Wash
ington, and their appearance in the
championship race will occasion mucn
pleasure to the followers of scholastic
track sport in the District Although
they were successful in their race
against Western. Saturday night, they
will be against the fast Eastern High
team and Tech on the night of the
Georgetown meet.
Penn State has entered several men
in the individual events and have some
very fast men on their team. The State
college boys are out for the point trophy
that has been offered for the college
that scores the most number of points
in individual events However, with the
men that Hopkins. Washington and Lee.
George Washington. and Georgetown will
have entered, the invaders from the
North will have their work cut out for
them.
Catholic University has decided to en-
ter their relay team despite rumor to
the contrary. and will be matched against
Lebanon Valley and St Johns Of Anna po-
lis. The Brooklanders beat the Lebanon
team in the Hopkins meet Saturday. but
it was claimed that the valley boys did
not have their best men running that
night. They will have an opportunity
to show whether they will do better with
their strongest team on the night of the
Georgetown meet.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
Griff Signs Cuban
For Second Base Job
Sensational Youngster Named
Ramiro Seiglie Will Re-
port in Charlottesville with
Acosta for Training.
OTHER SPORT COMMENT
By WILLIAM PEET,

Ray Morgan, said to be pudgy and
much overweight, will hardly be pleased
to hear that Manager Griffith has signed
up sensational young second ba seman
who will report in Charlottesville March 6.
Ramiro Seiglie. Endorsed by Victor
MunoZ and other personal friends OF
Griff's down on the Island of Cuba. was
yesterday landed by the Old Fox. terms
being accepted after an exchange of
several cable messages.
According to reports Seiglie has been
the sensation of the league in Cuba dur
ing the past three months. He is hitting
about $50 and putting up a great field
ing game
Armando Marsans tried to sign the
yOungster for the ST. Louis Feds. 1t
was also reported that the Philadelphia
Nationals had closed with him, but Vic
tor Munoz. sporting editor of FL Mundo.
the big morning newspaper in Havana,
grabbed the young man for Griffith.
The Old Fox has cabled Seiglie to re-
port in Charlottesville with Acosta on
March 6. and is confident that he has
landed a mighty fine prospect.
Evidently Nick Altrock. the Nationals
veteran pitcher. has made a big hit with
the baseball authorities at Annapolis.
if he cannot be spared one week longer.
as things are just beginning TO warm up
with the Mildly battery candidates, whom
Nick is coaching.
Griffith has decided to grant Altrock's
request. but has insisted that Harper
and Bentley report here next Sunday
morning.
All this talk about Frank Baker
hi,
81. Louis Browns does not read very
we'll for several reasons.
In the first place Connie Mack needs
Baker this year Secondly, he prob
ably realizes that if he bends his will
to the third sacker and sells him to
another club willing TO pay a fancy
salary. there is a grave possibility of
trouble with other members of his
team who will surely ask for more
money.
Bakers contract has two years moro
to run and if the great slugger de-
cides TO return to baseball. Connie
Mack will insist that he fulfill all
obligations made with the Athletics.
This may be wrong ''hunch," but
just see how il works out.
John McGraw. manager of the New
York Giants, who has just returned
from a five weeks vacation spent in
Cuba, made yesterday the following
statement:
l an not nearly much concerned about how
To - together a hall club this spring as / am
about how plsoe the twenty or more players
that must let 20 under the rule putting the
limit at twerty-one.
You see II isn't merely a question Of turning
these men hose with unconditional releases but
We will have 20 ind place for them that
their contracts can lie made good. We will have
at Marlin something like forty-tive players and
some Of them. an told. are bright prospects,
Danny MoeIier. the Nationals right
fielder, accompanied by Mrs. Nfoeller, ar
rived in Washington yesterday from
their home i'll Des Moines. Iowa
Danny looks to be in great shape
and is anxious for the season to start
One baseball team is not allowed to
play a game away from home. no mat
ter what Involvement may be offered
Its playing grounds are at Sing Sing
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two furlonss: purse. $40: two
yearods; maidens. Eddie T. rs; Golden List. liz;
Msrianao. liz; Jenny. il, IL; Louise Green. liz:
BIanchita. liz; Periscope. IL; Miss Fay H. Lar
kin. liz: Pikeland. rs. Eddie T. and Golden
List Bedwen entry. Miss Fay and Larkin Walker
entry.
SECOND RACE-One mile; pure. 500: three
year-olds and upward: selling FLASK. g; 'Minda.
loi: .Malik. lo: 'Tay PAY. 100; Duke Shelby. Ill
Bob r, IL: ApssteT. IL; Volthorpe. H.
THIRD RACE-Fire and one-half furIonss; purse
500: thrce-year-olds and upward: selling. 'St
Charlotte. lol; 'Saturnu, lol; Easter Boy los:
Brown Prince. loo; Bulser. los; Kazan- Is:
Gitana. liz: mfr. Mack. IL; Madeline B. lis;
MorSyle III
FOURTH RACE-One mile; purse, zoo: three
ye2r-olds and upward: handicA;, selling. Mocklr.
IS; Balfron. lol; Uncle Nun, Ioc; Creopsis. ,oo:
Brave Cunarder. Ill: Msnssseh. rs
FIFTH RACE-Ffve ana one-haR furiongs; purse
500; threeyeAr-olds and upward selling. Anna
Rose IS; The Lark, IS: 'Strome. e: Pesgy L.
loI: Miss Trinity. Ill: Miss Jean. Ill: Ouanto.
liz; Charley Brown. lis; Francis. ia; Custom
Huse LIZ; Transport. l.
Skip" Roberts. former CARDINAL and Federal
catcher. has retired from the game. he will 90
into business in Spokane.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
PREPARATIONS FOR BIG
FIGHT AT STANDSTILL
Outlook for Championship Battle at
Juarez Is Dubious-Curley
Is Confident.

Ell Paso, Tex, Feb 24.-The conviction
is growing that the championship battle
between Jack Johnson and Jess Willard
will not be fought at Juarez on March
or at any other time. Preparations for
the big go are at standstill. The pro-:
motors do not know where they stand.
Willard has stopped training. And all
in all the outlook is very dubious.
The latest information from Cuba is
that Johnson will not leave that island
for Mexico. He will not take any
chances of being held by Gen. Carranza's
troops with the probability of being
turned over to the United States au-
thorities.
Willard himself has no hopes of the
tight being pulled off at Juarez. He has
stopped training. giving the excuse that
he doesn't want TO go stale.
Jack Curley says that the fight will be
pulled off i'll JuareZ on March l7-but he
is the only one who thinks so. Jack
Curley received the following dispatch
from his agent in Havana today: 4
have chartered boat in Your interest.
Trying TO sail Thursday. but 1t will be
Friday at the very latest. Sit tight and
announce this as a certainty.
Havana. Feb. "A local fight pro-
moter telegraphed today TO Jess Willar
asking him to come here to fight Jack
johnson for the heavyweight champion
ship. If he accepts the fight will take
place at the Oriental Park "a &c track.
Big Id Walsh will manage the second team Of
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
Pitcher Hall Dies.

Joplin. Mo. Feb o4-Pitchcr Mark Hall. Of the
Detroit Ansg1cau La-7Ie team. d,ed az his home
today after 1 long Illness He twenty-eiStlt
years old. He compelled 10 return home in the
middle of last season account Of Illness
Detroit. Mich, Feb 2i-Mark Hall. the TIGER
pitcher. to Detroit in 1913 from Omaha and
that season was the leading twirler Of the team
He injured in the fall Of 1913. ard during
1914 he Of little USE He contracted sugar
diabetes during the summer and went home
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
A MANAGER IS WANTED.
Seeking Pilot for HaEerstOwn Club
of Tri-Cfty League.

HaSe-sown. Nd. Feb. I.-Whether Haserto~n
is 10 Lave baseball team next season will de-
pend upon whether a leader for the team be
found A manager IS wanted, some one who will
agree 70 give the team his time and attention,
and those interested in baseball are not plricular
whether this mans title be president, manager or
what. he will agree to take hold Baseball
enthusiasts frankly state unless such Is the
that the city may have team the coming
summer although the old officers Of last summers
team spoke Tor Hagerstown. when the fve-city
league pcently formed with Frederick, Martins
burg. ChambersburE. and Gettysburg having teams
Tie town ready To ontribute financially for
team
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
A. AND N. ACADEMY F0RFEITS.
Hilltop Props Have Chance of Beat
ing GonzaEa for Flag.

TIE Army sd Navy Academy basketball team
failed TO appear at GEORGETOWN yesterday TO play
GonZaga and consequently forfeited to GonzaSa-
Due 10 examinations and the less Of few Of
their star performers the Amy and Navy quint
HIS practically disorganiZcd.
The league has by means been success;
forfeits and pcstponements accountable for this
The fast Gonzsga hssket-tossers have the cup
''cinched." Although If the Georgetown Preps de-
feat the league leaders Friday. when they play
them at Gouaga. and Fairmont is successful
In winning from Gonzasa next week. then the
Georgetown Preps and Gonzaga will be lied as each
team then will have percentage Of .es7.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
MARQUARD BACK IN FOLD.
Rube Sees Error and VIII Play with
the Gfants.

New YORK. Feb. ci.-Rube Marousrd il back IL
the fold. The southpaw tW irler thai gave every
body the wiIlies nv flirting with the Fcderals ant
then pressed matters by tou-hinS the Brookfedl
hank roll for S.T. las seen the error Of ht
ways and will once aSain wear Giant uniform
lawn Nrsiraw the active director of the Giants
returueI from Cuba two days ago. Today he held
conference with Reuben The matter WAS all
iusted late this afternoon and Mctiraw Informed
the Giant forces that Narquard would be a mem
Der of the Giants PARTY that will leave to-
marrow afternoon for Marlin, Tex.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
TURNER WINS BOUT.
Beats John kilOnis at Gayety In
Great Wrestling Match.

After ten months Of running about the c.rntrv
after one another and much heated arguments ever
weights and referee. Joe Turner. the chanpion
Iidde-weisht wrestler of the world. and John
kIUnis. the Greek champion. met at the Gayety
1hcater last light il one Of the best bouts that
has been witnessed here this seasnn.
The champion defeated kiolnis after ono lour q
fast work. but the big Greek demonstrated his
ability by putting the title holder 10 the mat in
the second fan Turner gained the first fall in
twenty minutes and twenty seconds. while the final
came his way when he secured a the and leg hold
on the Greek. compelling him TO give up The
final fall In eighteen minutes. while kIlUnls
scored over Turner in the second In the same tine
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
Electricians After Games.

The J. l. Taylor Electrician Company have or
sanized a baseball team for the coming season
and arc after games with any team in the city.
The following players have ben signed for the team
Splitter Lyons Lake. Lovelss Bowen, Anderson
johnson. Williams. Rea, and Knott Clubs de-
snng games address challenges 10 B. Loyeless
SIS Fourteenth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
CAPITAL Motorcycle BANQUET.

The fourth annual banquet Of the National Cap
ital Motorcycle Club held last night at the
Powhatan About thirty members gathered at the
feast and listened to speeches By Mr.. Berberlch.
Mr.. Whitaker and informal talks by members of
the club. The club also entertained by songs
By Mr.. Buckholz and by some sleiShtof hand tricks
BE- Mr. Rioters.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

sHANKs SIGNS CONTRACT WITH DAN CUPID.

c.
WIhelnina daughter Mr.
WaEne
Immediately following
and {.
Mr. will his which
seaso lei the
baseba nseason
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
JUNIOR PREPS FIRST.
Trims Chevy Chase school in Good
Game by 81 to 20 Count.

The Georgetown Junior Preps defeated the Chevy
Chase School yesterday in hard fought aud
closely played game by the score Of "A to D.
This Is the fifteenth victory for the Blue and
Gray juniors in sixteen games PLAYED. Wise. play
ing IN center Position for the Preps. and CuSh-
man. in forward position for the losers. featured
the game with their fast work. The lineup and
srrrn.r-a
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
GAME TO COMPANY F.
Trims Silver Spring Soldiers In
Rough Contest, 30 to 23.

HyattSville Feb. G--In a basketball game. re-
rlete with sensational shots and near-tsic
counters. the team representing Company F. First
Maryland Regiment, Of this place, defeated the
ouint of Company K same regiment, o. Silver
Spring Montgomery County. last night in the
armory of the local COMPANY sore 20 10 9. Gil
more and Williams. with seven and four field
goals. respectively, were the bright stars Of the
local aggregation. while Wetherux played fine
game for the visitors. The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
Welsh is Over Weight.

Milwaukee Wis, Feb. ci.-Freddie Welsh light
weight champion. arrived today 10 finish training
for his fight with Charley White tomorrow night
The champion is only pound and half over the
weight. 10 pounds. White Is = slight fsIouts in
the betting
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
James Desires Increase

San Francisco Feb Chill James. the Braves
star twirler on his way 10 Los Angeles said tnaas
tia, he woli not jdn the worlds champions unles,
his claims for IS oop salary met. His contrad
calls for 81 ono.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
RESERVES WIN GAMES.
Eastern Team Beats Hyattsville In
One-sided Affair, AZ to 10.

The Eastern Reserve basket ball quirt kept up its
winning streak YESTERDAY By defeating the Hyatts
vile team in q onesided game in the CAPITOL Hill
gymnasium by IS TO 70 count The goal shooting
of Paris English and the defensive playing OF
Smith were the feature OF the game. The lineup
and SUMMARY:
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

Goals from foor-f. English ~, America ~.
steltz 81. u. English 81. Smith. Kintner ~, Be-
lin-haw ~. Cara o. Goals from fogls-F Ers
liSh 49, Smith. Number Of fouls ralled-Ea-ern s:
Hyattsyille, l. Rcferee-J. K. Mayers- Time OF
halyes-D minu1s
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
All.Stars Lose Game.

The Company l. team If the National Guard
last night defeated the Business High School stars
in the annoy D. 4 ilto-l7 cunt The feature Il
the game the goal tossing of Ulrck and The
defensive playing Of Scntt The lineup and SUM-
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

Goals from fcor-GiIlmore ~. Williams a.. Rob
nson. Ely p. Hilton. Watherov %. Goals from
fouls-Will!a1ns t5), WatheroE 81. Referee-Mr
Devlir, of the Technical High School Tine oi
halres-l5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

Goals from foor-Weayer C1 Hollorsn Wise TO-,
..riss ~. Cushman 49,. Anderson ~. Graham e..
Goals from fouls-CIshman. Anderson Referee-
Mr.. ]. z. Jones. Time OF halves-D minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

ho1r-UIrirk QO, Scott 10, Ferguson 81. Goals
from fouls-Scott Stouble. Referee-Air SwisseT.
Time q halves-0 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
JH&x1'e

ACCOUNTING OFFICE. NAVY YARD DUCK
PIN LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25

Big Id Walsh will manage the second team Of
tie White Sox this Year during the aCIiforria
training season.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
MASONIC DUCkPIN LEAGUE
DISTRICT DUcKP1N LEAGUE.

As A. il3 Totals. ...... - acc as
The Washington herald., 1915-02-25
ROYAL ARcANUM DUcKP1N LEAGUE

Total,...... 4is 4ss 40 Totals. as ios