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The Winslow mail., 1915-08-13

Mrs. Flahive attended them.
After the ceremony Mrs. Askey
served delicious little dinner,
and during the evening the
string orchestra sernaded until
late hour. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Armstrong are we'll known in
Winslow, having lived here for
a number of years, and have a
host Of friends who are shower
ing them with best wishes and
congratulations. This item was
handed in last week by the re-
porber but was mislaid by the
editor, which mistake and over
sight we regret exceedingly.
Mrs, E. A. Houghton enter
tanned the Ladies of the Macca-
bees and a number of her other
other friends at an informal af-
ternoon, Monday, complimentary
to her neice Miss Andrews, of
Memphis, Tenn. and Mrs. Morris,
of Seligman. Cards and music
were enjoyed, and a light lunch
e)n served.
The dance given by the Ap-
prentice Club at the Santa Fe
Round House, Saturday evening
was certainly one of the most
delightful as well as enjoyable
affairs that has been given dur.
ing the entire summer. The Ap-
prentice Hall was hung with
varied colored crepe paper and
different colored lights, and dur
ing the moonlight dance, a
moon through a clever arrange
ment appeared through one of the
windows. During the intermis-
sion of the dance, a quartet sang
several selections which were
highly enjoyed by the audience.
The music was furnished entire
ly by the members Of the Ap-
prentice Club and was certainly
perfect for dancing. The young
men who are members of this
club should come in for the
majority of the praise, as their
dance was complete to the minut-
est detail.
Mrs. H. A. Searle, graduate
nurse, 220 Kinsley avenue.
Phone 118.
You wear shoes. Get in on
Babbitt's cut price shoe sale Sat-
ursay, Aug. 21st.
Chas. Daze has purchased a
motor truck, and is doing live
ly transfer business with it.
Knocked down and dragged
cut is nothing compared to Bah
bits slaughter of women shoe
prices, Aug. 2Ist.
State Senator Proctor informs
US that he has been authorized to
appoint five delegates to the Ma
tional Irrigation Congress which
meets in Sacramento two days,
Stockton two days and San Fran
cisco one day. beginning Sept.
18th If any Navajo county peo-
pie are planning on trip to Cal
lfornia about this time, would
like to attend these sessions, and
will make the fact known to Mr..
Proctor, he will be pleased to ap-
point them delegates to represent
the county.
All kinds of live and dressed
poultry, fish, fruits and vegeta-
bles at the City Meat Market.
The Winslow mail., 1915-08-13

A Horse gets a new clean Bed
of Hay every night. How long
have you used that mattress.
Winslow Furniture Co.
The Winslow mail., 1915-08-13

All kinds of live and dressed
poultry, fish, fruits and vegeta-
bles at the City Meat Market.
4 1t is a crime to slaughter prices
watch Babbitt,s s cut price sale,
Saturday August 2lst.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
GRAPPLERS PRIME FOR
TOMORROW'S MATCH
Bernard and Montana Are Ready fol-
Finish Bout at Majestic
Theater.

Final details were closed last night BY
Manager Murphy. OF the Majestic Thea
ter, for the big wrestling bout to be held
tomorrow night between Tony Bernard
the local italian grappler. and Louis
"BulP' Montana. the New York bone
breaker"
These wrestlers signed articles a week
ago for a finished match. the best two
in three, with no holds barred. Each
grappler has posted a forfeit in case the
match is stopped by the police, the Of
fender to lose this money and the per-
centage OF the house, besides the side
bet which was necessary to bind the
match.
Bernard claims to be in the best con-
dition of his career and is mort than anx-
ious to gain the victory in this contract
so as to have the chance to meet Joe
Turner for the middle-weight champion
ship Of the world. Montana. on the other
hand. says that Bernard proved easy for
him in their first meeting at the Majestic
some two weeks ago, and IL It had not
been for the long train ride he would
have won with a large margin to spare.
Pat O'Connor. the well-known local
referee. will be the third man on the
mat, and one OF the best bouts in the
history of the game in this locality Is
expected.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
i JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse: thuS-year-old maidens
five and one-haf fUrIongs Coming Tower liz
Murphy, to TO- l to ;. out. won; Mex. liz
CMcCabe), to 5. l to 2. second; Obulus. III tGen-
try. l to t. third. Time. l OF So Smiling Mag
Tutor Jack Harrison and Megksn Alec also ran.
SECOND RACE-SeIling; three-year-olds and up
ward: six fmlongs. Kitty StAnfeld. l02 Mott,
s to !, TO J. to s. won: Elma, lO6 (Rice). to !,
even second; Vesta. s. Henry. to 3 third. Time,
lis 2-5. Avocado, Nava, Greenbrae. Cantem. Heis-
ingtoD. Armament PrOspsro Lad. Myrtle Marion.
Capt. Drlse and Dave Montgomery also ran.
THIRD RACE-FiVe and one-hah furlOngs. TEree.
los CMcCabe). to l, to . to 10, won: KiTa.
l0S Henry. to !. even. second; Zenotek. los
tstirling). . to l. third. Time. 1852 Belcotor,
Wheat. Alice Teresa. IsaSit Virginia s., CordoEa,
Ann TiIey Hinats, Gssket, Phyllis and Antoinette
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-six furlonEs. King WORTH liz
(Murphy). 6 to 5. to 5, / to s. won; Furloug, lie
Martini. to 10. to 5. second; Al WOrmwood.
los GENTRY even. third. Time lib %. Der
mudan. FITZGERALD and Executor also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Mercurium. ITO
Mott. , to ., l to 2. l to 4. won; Calcium, Ill
CRice). to l. to J. second; Winifred D.. l06
(NcCabel. s to ) third. Time Is. Minnie F..
Orba Smile, Frazzle. Fred Lrew. Senator James and
Eek Davis also ran.
SIXTH RACE-AIile. Prince Conrad, 100 Hart
weld. 5 to I, to 1. even, won; Cordie F.. loO
tstearnsl to l, 2 to l, second; Thomas Hare,
lO7 CMcCabel to . third. Time. 1:2. Phillistina.
Freda johnson. Ambri. Kick Marshall Tighman.
Mets. SIeepIand Prorealis and Tight Boy also ran
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
With The Running Horses

l. even. second: Tay Dsnsante IOl lAmbrossl
to !. third. Time. 0:22-S. Mollie Roach, Cud.
dies Investment and Viola Mabel also ran.
SECOND RACE-sellinS: maiden three-year olds;
hIe and one-hah furlOngs. DoreI IOe Taylor,
TO ;. p ?. TO 1. won: Hugh, 100 (Smythl
to 5, TO ). second: Hapsburg II. liz CWaTing-
toni, TO l. third. Time llOI5. Bell Buoy.
Blooming Posey. Cotton Top. Pied Piper. W. e.
West. Foxy Grif and Henry wynd also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seling: four-year-ods and up
ward; six furlongs- The Gander 100 (warrins.
tom. TO l. ) to 2, to ;. won; Hypatia l07 NC
Taggartl. s TO 2. TO s. second: Batwa lG mick.
lausl. to ). third. Time. I:i6 Is Dicks Pet
kilday. Priwer Salon. Tim Judge ard Flying
Yankee also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds: seven furlonzs
Boxer. III tGoose). to l. 2 to l, to 10, won
For Fair. 10 Warrington. ) to ., to ). second
Herbert Temple. 10 (Smyth). 10 5. third. Time
e. Mabel Montgomery. GOldcrest Girl and Broom
Flower also ran
FIFTH RACE-SellinE; four-yearolds and up
ward; mile and Oue-eighth. Autumn, 10 (Pender-
GAstl. to ]. to 10. to ;. won; Puck 10 NC
Gowanl, 10 !. to !, second: Manager Mack lO5
Bailey. to ). third. Time. Sis Ella Crane
Tom Chapman Frog, Font. Plain Ann and knight
Of Uncas also ran.
SIXTH RACES Selling: four-year-olds and up-
ward; mile and one-sixteenth. Marshon lU CTur-
ner) ) TO !, even. to S. won: Holton 90 TLiIlyO,
! to 2. ] 10 T. second: Garneau, 10 Warrington.
to ,. third. Time. Isl. Rake, Beau Pere. Dele
gate Benedictina Joe Stein and Fl PATIO also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse; tWo-year-old maidens. colts
and geldinEs; three furlonGs. Frisky, 100; Toast
master 100: Moynim 100: Tobacco Box, III; Schu
lenbug. iOe; Brooks. 100; Ralph S, liz; LOnnis
Gray. ll2; Tiajan. liz: Handy Andy. III.
SECOND ACE-Three-yeaT-olds and upward
five and one-hslf furlOnEs Dad Davies los; Yester
Sun, IS; -RenEa, lG2; Woods Fitzgerald. lO2
'vanhorn, los: ProsperO Lad. l0; 'llterror los
Charles Goetz. 10; California Jack, : 10; Quick
tTip. no: L. n. Adair 100; RuToco. los; Marta
Mac. ITO; Pride Of Lismore 10: Quid Nune. ITO.
THIRD RACE-Three-year-olds Santa Claus
Handicap; five furlOngs. Heenan. 100; Gertrude B..
100: Katherine G.. l03; Carrie Orme. 100; Tor
Maid, los: Miss Fielder. 10: Inez, rs
FOURTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward
handicap; one mile. Hermuda. s.; Flitaway, s.
Mamie McDee s.: Transact, IS; Ringing, los
Be- lO2: Belle Of Brynmawr. lis.
FIFTH RACE-Threcyear-olds; Eve furlongs-
skinny B.. &c: 'Jsniel 100 Marty Lou, 100; Ken
meth. I05; Dusky Dave, lG; Ferruna. 1903; Nelie
Forty. loS: Adena. lOs; Notes Pride. lOs: Doc Al
len. 10: ForEp 10: Sheriff Foley. no. Mandsdero,
10: Lofty Haywood u0; Annual Interest, ITO.
SIXTH RACE-Four- year-ods and upward; mile
selling. 'BillOws, 50; 'Toynbe. IS; Cecil, 100;
Dmin lOl; Fitzgerald. IOi; BONANZA, lG; Pay
Streak. 100; Rash. Ill; Gordon Russell. Ill.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
MEMORIAL CLUB TO
HOLD BIG TOURNEY
Georgetown Wrestlers Will Compete
on February 2 and BLANKS
Are Issued.

Blanks for the amateur wrestling tour
nament of the Memorial Athletic Club,
which will be held at the club, 1910 JEFF
ferson street northwest, Tuesday. Feb
uary >, and Friday, February ., at s
o'clock, have been sent to all of the
various athletic clubs in the city, includ-
ing Carroll Institute. National Guard
Athletic Association, Y. NJ c. A, Catho-
tic University. and Georgetown.
Coach Howard Foley feels confident
that the coming tourney will eclipse any
thing of it's kind ever held by the club.
Each contestant must be registered in
the District Amateur Federation or, some
association of the A. A. u. The prelimi-
naries will be held Tuesday and the finals
Friday.
The winner of each event will be pre-
scented with the Memorial Athletic Club
championship medal and the winning
team with a handsome loving cup.
An entrance fee of so cents will be
charged in each event and entries will
close on Saturday January 81, with
Howard Foley, 1913 Jefferson street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
HILLTOP TRACK
team FORTIFIED
G. u. Cinder Path Athletes
Expect to Land Team
Trophy at Meet.
STEBBINS IS CONFIDENT
Captain Of Blue and Gray Outfit Ex-
poets Best Team in Year.
Jones Going Good.

The last Of the entry blanks for the
Georgetown track meet were sent out
Yesterday. This brings the number OF
colleges high schools, and clubs, who
have had blanks sent to them, to the total
of eighty. 1t is the intention Of the man.
agement Of the meet to try and reach all
institutions that are interested in track
sports in this and neighborinG sections
Track prospects at the Hilltop are very
bright this year and everything indicates
successful season. Last year George
town did not succeed in CARRYING of the
point trophy, but Capt. Stebbins, when
asked for his views for this seasons pros
poets, said that with the material now at
hand and with man who knows so much
about the game as John D. OReilly for
the coach, he thought that any team that
bea Is them will sure have to travel. This
seems to be the sentiment of all the men
at the Hilltop, and it is bound to have
results.
"Nubby'' Jones. the former Western
High star. is training hard and from past
performances there is no doubt that this
long-legged younSster will make the best
of them move some. if they wish to brea st
the tape ahead of him at any distance up
to and including the two-twenty II will
be remembered that Jones beat out Lip
pincott and Paterson in the Georgetown
meet last year, and ran second to Drew
in the lO0-yard dash at the Penn relay
last year.
Marshall Low. the junior national
champion high jumper. is calculated to
take care of his event. while Gardner
Duffy will cause trouble in this same
event.
Hugh Golden and Joe Gill are working
hard in the hurdle events and give prom
Use Of collecting some points. f. f. Bar
rett must be considered in the dashes. so
Manager Curry with this team Of good
men is looking forward TO the coming
meets with pleasure.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
JOHN PAUL JONES
TO BE OFFICIAL
Famous Cornell Mile Runner
to Act in G. W. u. Meet
February l3.
ENTRIES ARE COMING IN
With Closing Of List Monday. Hun
drcds Have Already Been
Received.

John Paul Jones may be one Of the Off
Gals at the seventh annual indoor track
meet of the George Washington Cniver-
sity.
Efforts are being made to induce Mr..
Jones TO preside at the affair in an inn
portant official capacity. Coach Bob Flem-
ing, a graduate and former athlete OF
Cornell, is a personal friend of Mr.. Jones,
and he is using his influence in an at
tempt TO bring the famous Splinter TO the
meet. 1t is expected a definite answer
will be received within few days.
AS entries close next Monday. the in
fiuX of filled-out forms already has COM
menccd. Hundreds OF entries are being
received by Prof. Leslie Cleveland Nc
Nemar. faculty director of athletics. but
it is expected that the major portion of
the blanks will not be turned I'm until the
latter part of the week.
ACCeptanCes from colleges. schools,
clubs and associations invited TO partici-
pate in the meet are being received daily.
and prospects are that there will be n
large number Of track teams entered. A
complete list of the organizations plan
ming to take part probably will be issued
by Prof. McNemar next week.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACING furiongS; pure. 500; three
year-olds and upward: mAidens; selling. Golden
Lasie. g tGsrtnerl, to l, TO /, even. won
ZaIi lG (Robertsl, to 8 to S. secUud; Thomas
Galway. liz RusseID even. third. Time Los -.
May lips. Anna Rose Bulgar. Frontier. Morg5ie.
Finisher Commack and Kettle Drum also ran.
SECOND RACE-FiTe furiongs; purse, 700; four
year-clls and UPWARD selling. Ajax. l0 tRobinsoul.
to l. TO l, even won; Sordello. lOs Lindsay,
to l. even. second; sackcloth. los Uafertyl to 5.
third. Time. 90 IS. Beaumont Bcilo. Moisant.
Black Chief. Volthorpe, Gar Michael. and Runaway
alSo nan.
THIRD RACE-FiTe and one-hAH furlonEs; purse,
500 tree-year-olds; selling kopje. iH tJonesl IL
to 70. 10 , TO 5. won: Tb6-LArk, lo4 tWolsten-
holml TO T. 20 . secood Idiols. 100 CONNOLLY.
to 2. third. Tine. las Is. Haberdash, Northern
Light and Peg also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlonsS; purse. $50; three
yearolds and upward; selling. Wander. lis tCou-
nollyl TO = 4 to s. 20 s. won; Stars and Stripes.
100 tNolanl. 20 I. even. second; Sonny Boy, III
(Tapliul ) to S. third Time. l2&S San Jon,
Heartbeat Cuttyhunk Massalo. and Napier alao ran.
FIFTH RACE-0be mile: pune. 500; three-year-
olds and upward: ssiling Mockler. u6 tCOnneilyl.
20 s. 9 to s. ] 10 s. won; Prank Hudson. ii3 Tap
linl. . TO 10 . 20 %. socund: LADY Rankin los
uahertyl. to 5. third. Time 2ol Is. Over the
Sands Milton, and Tsy Pay also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26

The funeral of Hugh L. Strider took
place this morning from st. Mary's Cath
olic Church. Services were conducted by
Rev. H. J. Cutler. pastor. and burial was
in st. Mary's Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
CHARLES BARTELMES
DEFEATS KELCHNER
Leads Pocket Billiard Championship
Tournament by Landing Hard
fought Game, 100 to II

Charles Bartelmes won the pocket bill
lard game last night in the District anna
teur tournament at the Royal Billiard
Parlor from George Kelchner by the
score OF 100 to u. The game was a fast
one, both contestants being leaders in the
tournament. Kelchner started strong and
good lead over his opponent. but Bar
telmes gradually pulled himself together.
took the lead in the twenty-second inning
and never relinquished il afterward.
Bartelmes was a shade the best in posi-
ton shooting and had some good luck in
getting out Of tight places.
The game ran on TO forty-fouT innings,
and. of course, no big runs were made.
Bartelmes' highest was twelve and
kelchner's thirteen. Scratches were plen-
tifuI. and both players had frequent re-
sort to safety play. The game developed
a few good combination shots. most Of
them by Kelchner. Each player also
scored on bank shots. Fouls were called
twice, Bartelmes being the offender.
A large crowd witnessed the play. being
about evenly divided in favor of the con-
testants. Tonight Wallace and Purcell
will cross cues.
STANDING OF THE PLAYERS.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26

The fast Gonzaga quint yesterday
strengthened its position in the Scholastic
League by defeating Army and Navy
Academy by g to Is. The game was fast.
and few fouls were made. GonZaga
showed superior teamwork and also had
the advantage over their opponents in
regard to their passing, which was al
most perfect.
Army and Navy spurted in the second
half. but could not overtake the large
lead of their rivals. r. Folliard and
O'Lone starred for the, winners. while
Rundell played a clever game for the
losers.
Between the halves Mr.. Cox announced
that because the Fairmont team did not
put in an appearance Saturday morning
to play Army and Navy at Georgetown
they thereby forfeited to Army and Navy.
He also stated that any team that for
feited twice would be put out OF the
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Seiling: maiden tWo-year-oIds
three and one-haf furlongs. Mallet lc3 Zolzo l05
Cray Lady. loS: Selma. los; Margaret o. lot: sand.
Diamond. lG: Cars Boy los: Lillian May, ZOE.
SECOND RACE-Selling: three-year-olds; Eve fur
longs. BolingbrOke Belle. 60 Miss Fissy IOo; Fores;
Gate. lOl; jefferson. lOl; Reverb lO4; Georgiana L.
l0i; KewTie, los; Dare Devil, lo6; Day Day. loe
Page White, 100
THIRD RACE-Sellng; three-year-oIds; I've fur.
lonGs. Col. Fred. Io4; Business Agent, I04; Hare.
Guin. los: Noluspa. los; Miss Frances, IOs; Roscoe
Goose. 100; Mrs. Campbell. 100; Anna Kreuter. 100
Utulus. 100; Long Reach III
FOURTH RACE-Threeyear-old and upward one
mile and SEVENTY yards. Ivan Gardner 100: Polly
H., 100: Transportation 100; Just Red los; Lord
Marshall l1; Robert Kay. los; Yonghee. I07; Old
Ben. l0s: Verona, los
FIFTH RACE-selling; four-year-olds and up
ward; six turlongz. Salvur. l0l; Kate k los; Mis-
Declare, 0: 'Armor. Jos; Impression, 100: Earl Of
Savoy. ITO; Barsac. Ill: Redwood. lis.
SIXTH RACE-Sening; three-year-olds and M
ward; one mile and twenty yards sMallaTd 20.
Lady spirtuella. 90: Lady Bryn. IS: Celebrity. q:
Jessie Louise los; Pretty Dale. loi Dew Drop lOI
Miss kruter, lG; Big Dipper. lO7 Miss Daniels IG
Mary Ann K. liz
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
HATCHETLTES CLOSE
TO MEET FORDHAM
George Washington University Five to
Battle New York Goal Tossers
Here February 4.

Fordham's basketball team will meet
the IIatChetites at the National Guard
ArmOry on February 1.
Manager Tom Murray. of the George
Washington quiut. received word to
this effect yesterday afternoon after
having written to the New Workers
for the date.
The game with FOrdham is only one
Of number of big games now being
arranged by George Washington in &C
cordance with the new policy of the
downtown school to make the most OF
their crack team and the interest the
students are now taking in its work.
No basket ball five in George Wash
imgton's athletic history has made such
a fine showing as the present outfit,
and players and students are conf
dent that the Buff and Blue cap keep
up its good work.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
HAVANA ENTRIES,

FIRST RACE-Two furIonss: purse. 500; two
year-olds- Mss Fay. liz; Tabher. liz; Periscops.
liz; Havana, III; Pikehnd lis; Little Gink is:
Saluscen. Ill. Little Gink and salusccn ComstocE
entry.
SECOND RACE-FiTe and one-haH fuyIonvS.
pure. zoo: thrceyearolds and upward: selling
Stud Born, 81; Easter Boy. O.: Fred Lew Ioi :
MAtTe iot; Proctor. oi; Bslfron. los; spohn, III
Custom House. H.
THIRD RACE-Fire and one-haf furionzS; purs..
500; four-yearolds and upward: selling sGalaxy.
&c; Cherry Seed. S: Quick Start q; sElseTbeTe
leo; Gttana, bl; Free, le: Col. Holloway, Zoe;
Runway. lo5: Gerard, 100; Lone. los; RAM, lin
rs: Metropolitan liz
FOURTH RACE-six furIonEs; purse, 500: three
year-olds and upward; handicap; selling. Encore
ios; Calle. %; Msuasseh loe; Susan B. los. Charles
Mefsran, 10; Brave Cunarder. Io5; Joe Finn, los;
Javbone. H.
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and one-haf furIouzS: nur.e
500: three-yearolds and upward; selling saint
Charlotte, 90 'Saturuus. 20: 'Comack I0t. sFIorsI
Day. lo; Flask. los; otranto io5: Margaret Meise.
l6; Mike Cohen. los; Mimess, 10: .MortTyls no.
Madeline B. I1e; Revery liz
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26

Frank ]. Sherlock, personal representa-
tive of the Supreme Council of the
Knights of Columbus. tonight paid a visit
to Fitzgerald Council. No. $50. this city.
and delivered an address on the order.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
AFTER KID GREEK.
Battling Kelly Issues Den at Crack
Little Feather-weIght.

Battling Kelly. a real feather weight fighter from
BstimOre is in Washington with blood in his eyes.
looking for bout with some Of the local speedy
scTappers Kelly claims to have victories over
the hest Of them in this class in the South, and
desires to show his brand before the local public il
the Ardmore officials At to put him on.
hid Greek the local featheT-weiGht who has given
much promise Of late bY his decisive victories il
the aim Of Kslly's def and il is probable that
these boys will be matched for the show at the
Maryland club
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
TO FIGHT WELSH TONIGHT.
Willie Beecher, New York Light
weight, to Battle Champ,

New York. Jan. 25.-Willle Beecher the New
York light weight. will meet Freddie Welsh. cham
piOn Of the world. in ten-round bout tomorrow
night in Madison Square Garden. BeecheA will take
the place OF Charlie White. Of Chicago who was
matched with Welsh. but who cancelled the match
claiming illness.
Beecher has not been in active training for more
than week but the match was made
he hustled out q roadhouse and went into training
''Beecher will be in good shape tomorrow night -
said John Reisler. his manager. That boy has
been coming along at a good rate during the past
year and now ranks among the top-nOtchers. The
chance Of his lifetime comes tomorrow night. Don't
be surprised il he makes good That boy has .
punch-and he's surely going to Try to land it,
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
WHEN IS AN AMATEUR 2"
Baseball Champs to BE Decided al
Panama-Pacihc Exposition.

Chicago. Jan a5.-Details Of . worlds amateur
championship series between Eastern champions and
the best amateurs the Pacific Coast. TO be played
in the stadium Of the Panama Pacific International
Exposition late In October. to be worked out at
tion in Cleveland. January ss. according to an an
nouneement here today The winner Of the series
will be entitled to retain possession for one year OF
the Patterson trophy. and permanent possession Of
cup emblematic Of the worlds amateur baseball
championship for 1915. The National Association Is
expected to have active membership Of Ieeo clubs
this year.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
HHdrnnlane Record

Lawrence Speery and earning Allan r. HGEley.
president Of the Areo Club Of America. =
passenger yesterday. established what Is said to
be a new reoSrd when It few from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard to ossining. sixty miles In an hour
and twenty-five MINUTES The previous record for
duration and distance with 4 passenger vas held
By A. G. Sutro.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
LOWE TO TRAIN GRIFFITH.

Lowe, the whirIwInd Iight-weIght
from the National Capital, will
act as a training partner for
johnny Griffith for his champion
ship bout with Freddie Welsh
which t. scheduled to be fought
mt Akron, Ohio, on February 1.
Lowe will also he matched 20
meet the best lightweight OBJ
tninabIe in n semI-wIndHp affair.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26
Tech Glass Meet Postponed.

Manager Harsch, of the Tech
meal High School track team, an
nounced that the dual clash be-
tween the juniors and seniors,
scheduled for Wednesday, has
been postponed owing to the poor
condition of the track. Plans are
on foot TO hold the affair early In
March.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-26

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