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The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
SHUGRUE PICKED TO
GIVE Welsh BATTLE
Both Fighters Are Confident About
Outcome. but Jersey City Light
weight Is Favorite.

New York, Feb. freddie Welsh, the
lightweight champion of the world, in
spite Of the fact that he has been more
or less defeated in no-decision contests,
and Young" Shugrue, the Jersey City
lad, will box ten rounds at Madison
Square Garden on Tuesday night In
terest runs high in tine match, for there
are many who believe that opportunity
is beckoning Shugrue on to the cham
pionship. They declare that while the
Jersey lad has been booming along the
champion has gone back since ne defeat
cd Willie Ritchie for the title in London
last summer.
If either be jecisively whipped it will
not be because of lack of condition. y
boxing enthusiast who has just returned
from the training quarters Of Shugrue
up .in Waterbury declares that ne was
never better. On Saturday he weighed
1856 pounds and was boxing like a streak.
He mauled Bobby Moore and Young
Drummie to a fare-ye-well, and at the
end was not the least bit tired Although
naturally a reticent sort of a chap. Shu-
grue ventured the prediction that he
would win.
II confidence is the watchword at Shu
Eruc's camp the same may be said of
Welsh. The Briton is hard a work at
his camp in OCeaUport. and Is prepared
for the Might of his life. lie is just a
little bit bitter against Shugrue for
few of the remarks with which the latter
is credited. Welsh particularly rcsents
the fact that Shugrue has offered to bet
him 5000 on the result OF d twenty round
bout. Freddie declares that he will make
his margin Of victory 50 wide in this
coming match that ShuErue will have no
desire to mingle with him in Ions
battle
The last time the pair met Shugrue
just cantered home. Welsh at he time
said he was stale and overworkcd.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-TEo furlonsz Tabher. LIZ Tap
iinl eren to ), ! 10 TO- won: Havana, liz tOberD,
to s ) TO s. second; Little Gfnk. lI5. to 5
third Tine on Is. Louise Green. Sslusion
Pikeland Peeos and Comstock also ran.
SECOND RACE-FiVe and = half furioues.
Bernice Zoe CRobinson). Z to 2 70 5. TO 10
won: Indifference 81 Cwolstenholm). to ,, out,
necnnd; Haberdash, 9s Lindsey. to 5. third.
Time, lal. Anna ROse. Response. Sfruma, Mhe
Cohen ReEery and Madeline I. also nm.
THIRD RACE-LeTy Levy. lG Gardner. to /,
to l. even. won; Charley Brown. III tNcCunolshl.
10 s. to S second; Minda. lo2 CPitzl. to 5.
third Time. Is IS. Eassrboy. Pezgy L. Galaxy.
Columbia Lady Moisant, Gen. Warren, SIr. Mack.
and F1AfbCah also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ffvs, furionEA sAekcioth lo5
MAfeFtyl. to I. even, to 2 won: zali. lG ROB
insou). 2 to /. eTen. second; Cooster. LIZ tCou-
nsllJl. even. third. Time. l85S Bugier. Quick
Start. wolfsoaths. LAun. Gerard. and The Monk
also Ean-
FIFTH RACE-one mile. Patty Regan, Iu5
UraD, ; TO . to ?. to 4 won; Col Holloway.
l6 OPitz). 8 to s. 10 ). second; Heart Beat. 10
uobertl to ) third. Time II. Milky Way.
Floral Day, fifty Five. and Runway also nan.
SIXTH RAcE-six farlongs. Margaret Meise, lo4
u.aferty1. Z to l, to /, even. won: SGnion Ill
Cwaldron) 10 l. 2 to l, secood; Ceropsia Us
(Grinsrt, even third Time, l.lT Is. LAmoSe Peg
Frank Hudson. Inferno Queen, Faithful Parior
Boy. and Transport also ran.
Trark heavy. due to nin overnight.
Racing postpored until next Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Boat Races Are Of.

London England. Feb. Tt il officially
nounced that there will Be no University Boat Race
this year This decision will surprise. for
every available oaIsman. either Fresher Blue has
jotred the colorS This famous first rowed
In lsS and this is the frst time the has besn
abandoned since 1856. It abandoned in 1855
during the Criu1ean war. When the present. war
started all competitive sport ceased at Oxford and
Csmbrdge. and like the boat raee. other inter
varsity contests have been abandoned. A few
"scTatch' football matches with public schools
teams have been played and a little athletics and
s-uling casually indulged In, but it has only been
a. an aid TO military trimming.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Tvoy-ar-oIds; three and half
furlonEs. LAbells Brocade. lG; Jimmie Hunt, IL;
CirczieIa, :la; Mena liz; Bas Blancs. IL
SECOND RACE-Seins: threeSear+old uhldeus;
ak furIonEs Tutor. 100; Mabel Dulveber. 100;
LoEsy Johnny. loe; Merry Twinkle. loa: BaSatsle.
IO7 sultaua. loT: smugEier lO: La GOiondrina, l0
snyders Best lgT Little Abe FG; Jack Ritter. lQ
Tommis Coleman, 10; RtnAldo, Us; Moscow, ll5;
Rhodes ll5
THIRD RACE-SellinE: three-yeAr-oldS and up-
ward one mile JACK Harrison. y; Alco. e; Fred
T.. 3: Smiling Mag. e5: CheTrun, IS; Quick Trip,
lcs: Falcada lOs: Bonnie BUCK. no; Augustus
Heiuzie 10; Otto. lB.
FOURTH RACE-SelIinE; thrs~yeGr-oIds and up-
ward; six turionEs. Manik. 20; Theodorta, y;
Paw, lol: Marty Lou, lo3; Waverng, los; LADY
Young lOT: Goldhnn. 1G Bacxmate. loe; Quid
Nunc Ioe; Pride Of Lis-nore 100; DTyad. ll3.
FIFTH RACE-ssllinE; thiee-year-oids and up
ward: cne nile. Avocado %; Gerthelma, 20; Bel
colore g; Penalty los: Cloud Chief l0s; Ancestors
III: Mandadero us: Transparent. li3
SIXTH RACE-SellinE; four-year-ods and up
ward one mile. Kick. IS; Claribel, q: Freda John
son. o Cordie F.. .: ChoctaW. 100: Flying High
Street 100 Curlicue lo4; Hardy, lo6; Burnt Candle
los; Marshal Tlghman, liz
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Ritchie-Welsh Matched.

sApprcntioe rliowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Tennis Association to
: Take Up New Plans
Many a Big League
Umpire Would Like to
Be as Safe as This One

The baseball umPIre's lot II not
q merry one. No matter where the
scene of battle may be, he L.
bound to meet with opposition.
At the San Quentin State Prison,
cut in California, recently, the
'Ieasue season" was opened. A big
eolored Boy, playing second base
for "CaPt. RandOIph's nine" he
came Ineensed over what he con-
sidered the weak work of the um-
pire.
"AhTI knock 20 block on when
Al get Outa here" said the negro.
You'll have to 70 some" ErimIy
answered the umpire. 81 beat you
through the gate by three years
and a half"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
PRETTY SOFT FOR HANK.
Gowdy, of Braves, Makes Young
Fortune for Fence Busting.

According TO a Chicago scribe this is tho way
gold falls across the Tsth Of a national baseball
hero. said hero being Hank" 06Wdy. the Braves
hard hitting hackstnp: First Of all. Gowdy got
bonus Of Sl.5O0 for the seasons play. instead of
81 900 originally promised him. Furthermore he has
received a thrceeyear contract that calls for
large salary. How did his home rm and his two
doubles affect his immediate earning capacity!
Well, it meant s. 70 for him the very night after
the game. He eating his dinner at the Adams
Hotel in Boston. with his parents. when a manu-
facturer Of a certain sort Of saVe approached him
between pork chops and asked whether he could
have his Signature for his sslTe for So Sure said
Hank. show me the money. The 80 was promptly
handed over and Hank signed. Later the same
evening moTing picture concern handed him Soo
for the night to have his poses their reels for
exhibition purposes. Bob Hillerich. Of the Hicrich
hat factory Of louisville asked II be would take
500 for his agnsture for a Gowdy model
bat. Hank gObbled that money. Still later the
came evening he opened a telegram from Ham
mersteins offering Rudolph and himself 81 900 for
week at the New York show house.''
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
It's an I'LL Wind

New York. Feb The Investigation which the
board Of stewards Of the intercollegiate regatta
the Hudson announced recently that they would
make with a view 70 determining the relative
merits Of the three and -four mile for varsity
crews will probably bring about the most complete
set Of rowing statistics as regards the health Of
announcement has thus far been made as to the
details Of the investigation, but It will Be %
thorough that there will not be left any room
for doubt as to whether not the longer distance
may cause injury. The stewards are keenly alive
to the situation which the agitation Of the cues
ton has brought about. and every effort win be
made to place before all Of the colleges interested
In the sport compilation Of facts which win
decide the question for good.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
THE GRIDIRON MOTHER.
By Walter Camp.

A health to the Gridiron. bless
her,
She's a mother that's making
men;
She turns out none that are
weaklinEs,
She trains them as she can.
And her lads they grow up
sturdy,
There jaws they are under
shot,
And when she gets them ready
They're a rugged, fighting lot.
They never whine or whimper;
You may beat them till they
blink,
But their grip you can't pry
When once their teeth they
sink.
So here's to the Gridiron
Mother.
And her downs" and yards
of ten;"
For her lads are worth the rails
ing.
This mother that's making
men!
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
will Not Invade Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. T.-Althouzh the American As
ISOLATION has been promised major league ciassi-
heauon and viii reauanEe its circuit With vies
o. hdropping one o. two o the present cities,
NJ. chiTingtou.f president q the association. sid
today.
President ChiTington said Il was possible that
the st. Paul franchise win be assigned TO large
city and that another important change was
contemplated.
..No action. hOwssez. VIII be taken" he .said.
until . decision has be.n rendered h ths uuit
brought b. The Ftasnl Ls.gaa"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
COACH MUST VACATE BENCH.
Board of Control Takes
Unexpected Action.

Ann Arbor Mich. Feb. 7.-Michigans baseball
coach will not be allowed to sit on the bench or
direct the play of the Wolverine intercollegiate
games this season. The board in control OF the
athletic association Passed a resolution to this
effect Saturday night.
The move was unexpected and the varsity play-
ers are not certain whether they favor the re
form or not Coach Carl Lundgren never commit
ted himself on the question, but he has always
directed every move Of the Maize and Blue nine.
which last season won the intercollegiate title.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
LET PLAYERS DO WORK.
CoRkIey In Favor of Forming Col
1eKe Team.

New York. Feb. If Andy Coakley had his
way. an eight club intercollegiate baseball league
would be formed and the coaches Of these teams
would sit in the gTandsand during the contests with
NJ more to ray about the game than the meekest
spectator. The Columbia coach, while working out
his battery -andidateS in the Morningside Heights
the scheme cannot take root this year. but he is
going to make an agreement il possible with every
team that comes to South Field this spring to
have the coaches boone part Of the gallery the
minute play Is started.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Actresses to Play Hockey.

New York Feb. T.-Seven young women. all
members Of the Watch Your Step company now
playing at the New Amsterdam Theaier. and all
Of them enthusiastic and p-aaiced skaters. have
organized Themselves into hockey tram for which
Miss Ethel Sykes. who combines the duties OF
captain and bushes manager of the club. Il ready
to issue formal challenge to any other outfit Of
feuale hockeyists in the Worid-iust soon As she
Oan find one.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Barrow Not Anxious.

New York. Feb. The Americani Association
and the International League have for some time
wanted exemption from the powers Of draft ex-
ercised over them by the major leagues sccording
70 statement by President Edward Barrow. Of
the International League. Last winter be said
I'VE joined with the American Association In max
ing q request on the national commission for ex-
cmption. which was turned down The Interna-
tional League has not agitated the move recently,
and at present i would not consider exemption
for our league matter Of mach importance. -
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Shugrue Confident Of Beating Welsh In Big Bout Tomorrow
Many Lives Can Be Saved
ByTedChing Girls to Swim
Miss MehrtenS'
Advice to Swimmers

Don't go into deep water until
you are a good swimmer. Just be-
cause you can paddle n bit does
not mean that you must take
chances.
Don't go into the water after
partakIng of n hearty meal.
All mothers should learn how
to swim. They would then know
how to care for children at the
seashore or any other place
where there is a body OF water.
II you get into trouble don't
get frightened. Yelling expends
your energy and your breath.
Always try to keep your hands
below the water.
Remember that swimming
brings health and strength, and
every girl should learn how to
take care of herself in the water.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
ENTHUSIASTS SATISFIED.
Followers of Grid Sport Pleased
with Changes in Rules.

New York, Feb. THE fact that the
football rules committee unanimously
urged and recommended the numbering
Of players at its meeting Saturday is
causing grldror enthusiasts genuine sat
isfactlon. Last season Percy Haughton.
the Harvard coach, was opposed to this
measure, claiming that IL would lend
commercial effect to the game
1t is believed that this recommendation
was made possible by the acquiesence
by the rest of the committeeman to the
rule which states that a forward pass
will hereafter be incomplete when It goes
out of bounds, rule to which Haughton
had favorably committed himself before
the committee went into session.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Cornslrs Relay Team Selected.

Ithaca, Feb. 7-Comel will enter onemile re-
lay team. in the meet against Harvard next Sat
urday night in Boston. Coach Moakley has So
lected Lewis, starr. Irish and speiden to repre-
sent the IthacanS Speiden viii be the anchor
man. He holds the mile intercollegiate cham
pionship. The other men are serving their sec
oud year on the track team. In addition TO the
relay team. Cornell will enter Alma Richards in
the shotput. high Jump and broad jump and IngGe
sol in the srzInts.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Mile.a.Minute Motorboat.

CassmIr : NsukOWskI. who's ambition T.
j. 10 the firsr Loaf that win through the
uatr- ut tho rate e mile minute. has aocrrtCd
Plans fur ,laft 10 bc EEIlt from designs by FTed-
Crick Cha~c. e.! hc Yacht -h7Iilding finn Of Tanr.
lTm"uc Cranr. with which he expects 10 Ic-
r7mI lisl the feat Tie craft IL 10 he twenty-~I
feet in length ~lv feet shorter than the Ankle
p'cT. which burned Buffalo last ssaSO0.
II will hc fitted with two 25Dhnrsc rover enginer
giving the craft no more horse power than his
former boat -fnciCnt tho designers h'pJe. 10 give
th desired sFs7cd for fuIl hours AZ a mile
minute. Tho new craft is 10 he named Ankle Deep
Tn
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
PENN DROPS INDIANS.
Schedule of Philadelphia Eleven
includes Ten Games.

Philadelphia, Feb 7.-Penns football team will
open the season on September 8 and end it with
the Cornell game on November 3. No game
with the Indians has been arranged for this year.
The schedule follows:
September s. West Virginia: September 2. Al
bright; October 2 Franklin and Marshall: October
.. Penn State: October ls Navy at Annapolis:
October 3. Pittsburgh; October %; Lafayette:
November 6. Dartmouth at Boston; November l3.
Michigan; November 8 Cornell
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
an Yale Star in -Trnnhla

San Fnnsisco Feb. T.-Johu A. Prentice. attor-
ney,~ former Yale football player and grandson Of
former Gov. HaWley. Of Connecticut has ben
arrested charge Of obtaining from the
Bank Of Italy s., 800 worthless secuitiea
According 10 the District AttotneJ, Prentice has
obtained $4,000 through mizeraessntatioa 1ud ~
plbisstiOa Of Indian lands in NeFada.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
St. Louis Feds Get Ernie Johnson.

Chicago Feb 7.-Ernie Johnson. the shortstor
siEued recently by Pre1y Gilmore Of the Federal
League. has -heen awarded to st. LOUIS. acC0rdinC
IN an announcement. johnson comes from the
Pacific CoSst League and two yeaH ago given
tryout by the Chicago White So1.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Signs with Pittfeds.

Nashville Tenn. Feb. Fired Toney. Pitcher
Of the Louisville American Association club. who
was drafted by the Brooklyn Nationals, has an
nounced that he has signed a contract with the
Pittsburgh Federal League club.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Yorklyn Gunners nrranize

wilmingt0n. Del, Feb. T.-Mcmhefs Of the York
I'm Athletic Club have formed . gun elrb. and
xeI-Attended shoots are to Be held each Saturday
Members q the Du Pont Gun Cab WIN 80 10
Darby Saturday for the purpose Of shootiAg match
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
King George Won't Quit Turf.

New York. Feb. The spring handicap entries
for the English fat racing season. which com
in March, include King Geor1es four-year-
old Sunny lake which Is entered for the Lincoln
Handicap This entry puts an end 10 reports that
HIS Majesty retire from active participation
in the snort until the end Of the war
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
nalavare Altar Roxin0

rafhsring their cohorts today In effort o push
4 bill through the lesisiatRs which would leagli1s
Iftcen-ruund boxing houts In Wilmington. The
IN p.oEidns thai the boas b had IN Auncr3ss
undsr ths upegzisica Il militia iofhssA
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Pirates Release Young Catcher.

PIttshurgh Feb. 7.-AnnoJnCeInent was made by
the Pittsburgh baseball club today that Catcher
Frank KHfora. drafted in the fall of 1913 and on
the clubs roster last had been released tn the
Omaha club. Of the Western League. This leaves
the Pittsburgh club with i've cEtchers fourteen pitch
ers. eight inhelders and ten outhsldsrs Hans Wac
has not signed a contract for 1915.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Leary Retires as Coach.

Cambridge. Mas Feb. Coach Lee LesrT of
the Harvard football team. today announced his
retirement trum active cOachIng. LOary has hen
coach Of the candidates for end since Haughtun
has been at the helm here. He expects to act as
official next fan and may find place on the
Harvard scouting forces
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Boxer Gets q War Medal

Jean Poesy. time feather-weight champion
Of FTance who is serving in the French amy.
has been recommended for the gold medal which
is given FOR acts Of gTest braTcTy Georges Gar
TcuticT the champion of Europe also in the French
amy. is serving as a dispatch rider.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08

Los Anr.les, FEB 7.-wllie Richie today signed
srtiles to mert Freddie Welsh at the Madison
Square Garden, New York. m . scheduled ten
round bout On March L. ne weight 10 to b IS
pounds At o'clock % the afternoon q the light
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Sanction FOR Auto Race

Chicago. Feb T.-SSpction for = z0mile auto
mobile race on the Chicago Speedway on June -
has bern granted by the American Automobile
Association. The new racing course Is beinz con-
strlcted in haywood. . suburb Purses exceeding
5000 win be offered.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Lannin GETS Thomas.

D. Thomas. q regular catcher with the Boston
Americans for the last three seasons. has been
received By President LAnnin. It had been re-
ported that Thomas was neEotiattng with the Fed
sral League.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
New Athletic Conference Formed.

Columbia, =. c. Feb. IAN
athletic conference composed of
the universities of Virginia, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia. and
South Carolina. has been formed
here. Only State universities are
eligible,
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Nav Kill Boxing.

Denver. Feb. 7.-RiSalry between local newspapers
and boxing promoters may resnf in the extinction
Of twenty round fighting in Colorado. A bin prob
ably viii be prepared and rushed through the State
legislature. which Is nov in session, putting Colo
rsdo in the 'nodecison" class.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
NEWARK CLUB FOR SALE.
Charles Ebbets Willing to Let In
ternationaI Team Go.

New York, Feb. T.-Charles Ebbets ST., made
it known today that the Newark club. Of the
International League. is for sale.
Il will entertain any reasonable offer" said
Mr.. Ebbets but cannot name any figure myself
That is for the purchaser 10 do"
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Puts Ban on Double-headers.

thsttlnuosa. Tenn. Feb :. There will he no
scheduled Ioullrheadars thus wear IN the Southern
Baseball Associations Ilayin season the srheduIe
committee announced during its session here. The
ssassD of - games will open ATTil l3 and close
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Collegians Take Up Bowling.

New YorS. FEB. f.-BnliaTds and bowiinE-espe-
Gally the latteT-are taking a StronE hold IN the
colleges Of the country. Bowling tournaments are
now under way in several colleges and universities.
the various raternities striving for the priEs o.
fered.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Potomac Club to Meet.

ne Potomac Athletic Club win hold meeting
tonight at % o'clock AL members are requested
to Be present.. As business of impodanee win be
tr1usarsed The mestinE viii be held at I0s9 o
strcet sonthuest-
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Another Ball Player Married.

San DieEn. Cal. Feb Thomas Dovney.
member nf the Kansas CITY American Association
baseball club and former third hasman fer the
Cincinnati Reds. who is visiting here. has an
nuunood his marriage 10 Miss Elda Murphy. Of Il
Centre. Cal
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
BARTON SIGNS CONTRACT.
Local HurIer Hooks up with Bill
Coughlin's Team.

Scranton. Pa. Feb. 7.-Manager Bin CouEhlin. Of
the local New York State League team. has an
nounesd that he has obtained the signed contracts
OF Shortstop Mike Fuhrey and Pitcher Joe Barton.
The latter is big six-footer whom the Miuers' boss
got from Manager Cark Griffith of the Washington
Americas. for the purpose Of Developing, while
Tuhrey Is local boy.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
LOCAL S0CCERs WIN.

Trim Wanders, of Baltimore, in
Hard-fouEht Game, to L.
The Washington soccer football team.
defeated the wanders. OF Baltimore. yes
terday at the Rosedale Fairgrounds in
hard fought and interesting game by a
. to count. Billy Brown. the hard
working inside-left was easily the fea-
ture of the game as he kicked both goals
scored by the locals from dificult angles.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Indpe Sipns with Gravs.

Lewiston. Me-. FEB. 7.-Jos Judge. Red soz
recruit and frs, baseman on the 1914 Lewiston
New England League team. has signed 4 contract
with the Provideacs club a tbs Intemati0nn
Leagna
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
N IL Athletes Are RnsH.

New York. Feb. New YORK University track
men have already begun worn on the indoor track
The Violet athletes will comfAte in several indoor
meets this seasou and are looking forward to .
plccssEfuI year during the outdoor season
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Mitchell vs.. Murphy.

Miiw.ukes. Feb 1.-The crean city 1thletie Club
today matched Ritchis Mitchell. local lsht usSht
With Hariem Tommy Murphy, q Nsg YQk, fr
FsfruEg u o. a ths Anditcriun haA.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
HAVE ELABORATE QUARTERS.
New Boathouse for Yale University
Oarsmen.

New York. Feb. 7.-At an expenditure Of about
SIS ooo including the addition Of a boat house
which has Just been completed. the Yale training
quarters ut Gales Ferry on the Thames are now
considered the most extensive quarters Of any
university in America.
Yale has been the FIRST OF the colleges rowing In
the intercollegiate regsttss the Hudson and the
Thames TO take the initiative in establishing this
elaborate equipment most Of the universities having
been content to use only temporary headquArters
composed for the most part Of very inadequate equip
ment,
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Letter for walker Colston.

There Is a letter in care Of the Sport
ing Editor at this ONCE for Walker Col
ston, the champion roller skater.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-08
Lands Renders Decision SATURDAY.

New YORK. Feb Ran johnson. president Of the
American BeaEne, announced TODAY he had re-
ceived telegram from Judge lands. in Chicago
in which lands told him that the decision in fhs
baseball suit would be handed down Saturday.