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The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
&, W.U. DEFEATS
fORDHAM QUINT
Hatchetites Strike Stride and
Play All Around Their
Opponents.
TEAM WORK TELLS TALE
Excellent Passing of Buff and Blue
Players. Coupled with Accurate
Shooting. Wins.
TEAM WORK TELLS TAI
by NAT Il. WORLEY.

George Washington scattered the
grand old dope last night by banding
the visiting Fordham basketball five
a terrible drubbing at the National
Guard Armory. score 80 to 2i.
Viewed from every angle, the Hatch
cities had the high sign on their New
York rivals and the final score does
not commence TO tell the tale of what
happened The rejuvenated Buff and
Blue outfit gamboled about in its best
form and exhibited some real team
work. This tells the story, for the
Fordhamitcs found it impossible to
break up the magnificent offense of
the winners.
Almon played in his old-time form
and his showing was directly the re-
verse OF what he did in the George
town game. Out of ten free tosses
he Gagged seven and had four goals
from.the floor to his credit. Murray
also had a good nights work TO great
ioy of the roofing section and besides
tossing the leather in the basket from
the floor five times, he flipped one in
from a free toss.
&. W. L. Scores First.
From start 10 finish it was George
Washington's game. Almon scored
the first point a few seconds after
the game opened by putting the ball
in the basket on a free toss on foul
by Fordham's center. At the end OF
the first half the game stood 10 10
in favor of George Washington.
In the final period. Fordham rallied
and fought hard, actually scoring more
points than the Hstchetites, but the
big lead the Buff and Blue obtained
early in the game stood like noun
tain that wouldn't be moved.
Walsh and Repscki played well for
Fordham, but the team as whole
exhibited a lamentable lack of team
work and the passing and shooting TO
the baskets was very poor.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling: tvo-yearOlds three and
one-hIF furlonEs. San Gallo. 100 tMetcslt,. IN
!. TO l. even, won: Brooks. los MRrtinl. to =
out second; Whispering HUpc, % IActonl : tn l.
third Time o 70 J5. Jimmie Hunt. Lady Blanche
Smiling Maggie and Mealtickct also ran.
SECOND RACE-SeIlinE: four-year-ods and up
ward; mile BiuOWs. 100 IT. Henrll. = to ). J to ,
out won: BONANZA liz Taylor. TO 10, out
second Berilah s. 100 Martini. even. third. Time.
l:g Wood Dove Jack Nolan, Henry Walbank'
MARY Emily and Burnt Candle also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiT furlonEs. Lone star. los
COrmesl > to l. even 10 ,, won; Fetit Blue
% tHenrvl TO l. to l. second: GaSkett. i5o
(Rohipsl to ) third. Time. ll5 Gerthelna
Single Toe uterror, EIma BectrOWan. KITTY stan
field Tempest. Martin ChsTis. Nate Shelly. Nlnl-
fled D. and Swede Sam also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SeVen furlOnEs- Rash. lV5
(Grossl J to l. even. to 5, won; Chustophius
lO4 IHartweIn 10 5. I Ia >. second; Grover
Hughes lis UicnLryl. ? to 5. third. Time. "a -.
F1itsway, Cecil Mamie McDee. Be and Clark
FIFTH RACE-Ffve furlonEs. Lukcmac. 100
tRicnt. ; 10 ! even. l TO ? won MasnIk. lOj
(GeutryI, to l. cEen. second Gertrude B.. loj
Robbins to l. third. Time, 90 -. MIsS
Fielder Shorthand Sniders Best. B. A. Jones. lueZ'
Vampire and Rex Reach also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one eighth. pu1n. 100
(Bezansonl, TO l, to 5. to TO- won; Cordie +.
&c (stearnsl, 10 l. to >, second: Spindle, lej
iRice) l to , third. Time, IS %. Netmaker.
Lsnemsn. Mets. Hasson and Curlicue also ran.
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Scllug: four ar-olds and up; six
furIonzS. -FeIina. le5; Austr l0e; 'RrnWar. loi ,
Cloud Chief l07 Agnes e.. IO1; Augustus Heinz.
IO7: Rad Prospect 100; MoIhe Cad. Ito: Compton,
no. 'ntcuur. llO: Making, IL: DIR. ). Z. Tate. IL;
Mike Donlin. IL; Sweet Bait. ll2; Billy Barnes.
lis.
SECOND RACE-SeIIing: fouryearold' and up.
sir furIougs Virginia s. TO-: Janicl iO2; 'NaVs.
lO2: Miss Chausser l02; Art Rick. la: Oblivion.
p7: Tstter lOs: Florence Kripp. ll0: Hazel G.. ITO;
Noble Grand l2: Martcne Chavis. liz; Lescar. III;
Kali Inls H. Kid Nelson. liz; Quick Trip IL
THIRD ACE-Sellng; thrcc-ycarolds: hVe and
a half furIOngs Katherine C.. %; SmugEler. l",
.Aswan lGo; Gano. lO5: Dismiss. lOi: Carrie Orne.
I04: Sutana. l66: Typ. I0T; Langhornc, 100.
FOURTH Selling; four-ycar-ods and M;
siI furlongs -Theodorits 100; 'Clarbcl. 100; We'll
Known IO5; F1orin IC5: FIitaWay. lO5; Paw. lW;
Al Norwood, lO7: Gapcshot. ll3: Gordon Russell.
ll3
FIFTH RACE Selling: four ysar-oldS and up; six
furlongs. Frrda johnson. I07; Superl. loI; Htnata
In7; 'Cautcm l07: Manganese. 100: Gaskpt, ITO; Gold
Finn. 10, Ann Tilly 10; FerrOna, 10; Miss Sly
10: Roy liz: Lofty Haywood. lp; Doc Allen IL;
Mandadero liz: Ancestors lis.
SIXTH RACE-SSlGnE: four-yCar rolds and M
mile. Hester. lOl: 'Kick IG2: OiiIn. lO5; Thomas
Harr. lCT: Barnard IT: Visible l0T Cord0ya 10
FsneuiI Hall. IL: Flying. lle: The Cinder. li2.
-Aprreptirs allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
PICAS CAPTURE Three
FROM THE NONPAREILS
Capt. Deming's Team Shwos Brilliant
Form in Landing Trio of
Games.

The cellar champion Nonpareils fell
easy victims for the fast travelling Pleas
yesterday in the Herald Printers Duck
pin League. when Capt. Deming's outfit
came through with three victories.
In the opening fray the Pleas beat
the Nonparefls to the wire by ten pins,
rolling a count of SO to 30. The con-
sistent work of the team paved the way
for this victory. as both Brigham and
Beck, Of the cellar champions" rolled
a century game. The second game went
to the Pleas in an easy fashion, as they
toppled the old naples for a 519 count.
while the Nonpareils were gathering 4S9.
In the final game the Pleas went out
for the second high team game and
when the dust had cleared away they
we're one pin behind the mark. Through
the work of the lead-Off man-Gill-and
Capt. Deming. the Pleas finished sixty
seven spins ahead. dropping 500 pins
to 5SS.
Gill led the individual work OF the
evening by averaging 1861 for his three
games. while Capt. Deming followed with
a mark Of 9s Brigham led the Nonpa-
reiIs with a mark of 9&2. while Beck was
second in line with 93.1 or his mark. The
scores were as follows:
WASHINGTON HERALD DUCKPIN LEAGUE
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiTe furlonEs; 500; three -yeaT-O -Olds
and I'd; selling sunny Boy. l6 lTapiin). to D.
l TO ) out won; Archery. 81 tRObinson). to !. {
to 5 second Fred Levy "a (GaTtnerl, to = third
Time ll9 IS. lone, Col. Holloway and Vol
Bath alss -
SECOND RACE-Frc and a half furlongs: $50;
three-year-oIds and up: selling Mac. III tConnoly.
9 to . > to l. even. won Charley Brown. lOs uhtzl,
> to l. even second; The Monk liz Dreyer,. l to :,
third Time l3S Is. Gen. Warren StealaWay.
Duke Of Shelby and SurTeme also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five furiODgs 500: three year-olds
and up; maidens: selling. Thomas Callaway. lOS
(RusseiII 5 TO > to s. ) to 5. vol: Zah. los Rob
insonD, to s. to 5 second Indifferent. g., , 10 :,
third. Time. l:Is May lips. Anna Rose. Columbia
Lady. Frontier. Bunicc FiniShcr. Q. c. Haley and
Mortgylc also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Si1 fIrlonss; three-year-odsSnd
M; selling Tiger Jim lOs tUraD. to ), I 10 10.
TO ;. won: Margaret Meise. loi uahertyl. to 5,
: to 10 second; MOckler. Ils (Peak). TO ,. third
Time. I:32 4-5. Golden Lassie Ben Uncas oueed
and Runway also
FIFTH RACE-FiTe and a half furlonEs; 500:
threeycar-olds and up selling Transport lls lHan-
ovcrD TO l. to l. to 5. won Louise Paul. Ill
(Csrthl TO l. s to ). second: Laura. lO1 tTaplin,
even third Time ! z6. Susan b. SacEcioth and
Sodcllo also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Team Is in Poor Con-
dition and Coach O'ReilIy
Will Not Send Quartet
Against Lehigh
In CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS

II has been decided by Georgetown not
TO enter a relay team in the George
Washington meet which is be held
February 13. 1915. The team is not in
very good shape as two Of the men have
stonebruises and are lame on account
Of them
The Blue and Gray will enter men in
the South Atlantic championship events.
Capt Eddie Stebbins. the crack quarter
miller. will be in the quarter century
dash and will make the men hustle all
the way. Weser will also enter this
event, and will make a good showing. as
he isNin good shape and expects to make
the man that beats him to the tape hus-
tie all the way.
Marshall Lowe, the National champion
high jumper. can be depended upon to
bring home A few points for the Hill
tOppers. Jones will be in the dashes for
the Blue and Gray and will make the
men go some to beat him.
Coach OReilly has been working hard
to get his men in shape for these events.
He expects them to make a good show
ing in the events, and will make the
men from other sections hustle to beat
them out at the finish. The men are
training hard for the meet and will be
in the best physical shape that is is pos
sible for them to be put in by the coach.
Announcement has been made that
another feature of the meet will be re-
lay event between Catholic University
and Johns Hopkins University. At first
it was reported that Catholic University
would be matched against st. Johns
College. Of this city. but it was decided
that the event would be more exciting
if Catholic University were mated With
the Baltimore institution.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Georgetown Will Not
Enter Relay In Meet
HOWARD EHMKE AGAIN
THREATENS TO JUMP

Howard Bhmke, the young
hurIer whom Manager Clark Grif-
fifth secured from the Los An
EeIes club of the Pacific Coast
League, has threaten again to
Jump to the Federal League. The
Nationals pilot received q teie-
gram from Ehmke yesterday
StatInE that he was on his way
East Cor the purpose of signing
with one Of the ''Outlaw" teams.
He did not mention the club, but
II IL believed TO be the Brooklyn
Federals.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
WITH THE RUNNING HORSES

Yankee Ill; Bogsr, Ill: AmOret' Ill; CannocA'
lls: Priwer. liz; Sureget. III.
FOURTH Selling; fnur-year-ol and up
ward: one mile and quarter. Ora M6'ee, Ia
Frog lO6; Luke Van ZSndt los; Billie Baker, 100
Marshon IO6; COnsoler TO- strife, lo9; Reno IL
FIFTH RACE-SeIling: three year-Olds aud up
ward: one mile and twenty Yards Mallard. "
Billy Stuart, iO2; Old Jordan l0e: Joe d.. NH
Tom Chapman. lW; Ford Mai. l6i; Jacob Bum
N7; RodUldO. iCT; Our Ren. ls; SCrTicence. Vs
Love Day 100
SIXTH RACE selling three yesr-clds and M
ward: one mile and tNcUty yards. Lady Brn.
Gallant Boy, %: Page White. %: Black Thorn
%. Requiram Io3; BuIA Welsh. lei: June W, lOa
Mis-, krrrtcr. IO5 Eavens IG5: Hudas Brother,
IC7. "A Plsto lO9: Dangerous March. 100; Kin
mundy, IOe; Autumn. 100; WcyanOks. IL
'Arrrentice allowance claimed.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse: maiden threc-year-olds and
inward six fnrlongs EEcria I0l Marjorie d. lOl
JcffersoH Ia5: W. G. Wcst, lO3; Pied Ihper. l0'
Phil T.. Ioo; Dare Devil, loo: Belle Buoy. loJ
Forest Gate. lo0: Fo1y GHf. lo6 Hugh JOG:
Louisa Jacobs lG: Y. M. Watson. 100; Smoky
Dan 100: STy. 100.
SECOND RACE-SeIIing: four -yesr-olds and IN
ward: six frrIongs. Tip Davdell. lG; Pretty Dale.
100: Miss Daniels 100: PrO-Teros Son. 100 Okolona.
Ioe; BTynayia. 100; Leialoha. 100: Briggs Brother
100: Chiffon Sduaw 100: Hoffman, Ill: Gray's Pa
roritc. III; Casnue. Ill: MaWr Lad, Ill; Nmhus,
Ill; ColfaI, IT.
THIRD RACE-SeIng; four year olds; six fur
longs Strange Girl. 100; ScApper. 100: Diadi loe
Yrmassec 20: Mia 100: Titles Nightmare. 100;
Bsrrette los; Hypatia 10; Bertodana, Ill; Flying
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
WALLACE BREAKS TIE.
Trims >wnn in Pool Tourney at the
Royal ParIOrS.

Tn,, rrr ,u the Tockc; billiard tournament between
" NaIla, Kcl,Elucr and swan was broken last night.
whom Wallace defeated swan second time by 100
10 -.
Wallace was in his Icst form. playing carefully
ard fakIn- 'cw chances. He made the highest nun
ur the tournament IN this game. when he poCkete-i
fuenty-right balls IN consecutive play. Swan was
given few opportunities. and repeatedly forced
to try difficult combustion breaks which left him
IN = bad position Tor his ncNt shot.
Tonight Wallace will play helchner TO determine
10 viii hold serrnd aud third Tlscc honurs.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Bunch of Pirates! Oh, No!

CHICAGO Feb 4-James \. Gilmore. president
Of the Federal League. took fling at Ban johnson,
head II the American League and answered the
latter's charge that the third organization was
,omUoaed Of q bunch Of pirates" Mr.. johnson
made this charge after Charles Deal third base
man Of the Boston Braves, had been shared by
IN. Federals Mr.. Gilmore displayed two tele-
rams which indicated that the third-sacker made
I'M. first advance We didn't Try to steal Deal,
aid MIR Gilmore. He asked US for terms before
sc ever began negotiations with him. He wanted
! Job. and We wanted a man, and the result vas
tbat we got together and did business.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
FAIRMONT TEAM WINS.

Apprentice alIoHanc. claimed.
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QUINN WINS MATCH.
Trims OImstead In Billiard Tourney
$50 to III.

DAYTON OImstead champion Of New York Cty'
decreased his total lead in the PICKET billiard match
Iast night, when Frank Quinn, Of Brooklyn de-
feated him, 80 TO Al. -.
/, the highest Of the match but he was not IN
GOOD form and could not oTertake Quinn during the
game Quinn had runs Of twenty, twenty-three. and
twenty-three for his nights work.
After two nights Of play in the pocket billiard
match the contestants total IS follows: Ohm
zte,d lql Quinn. gJS.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Another Star for Bethlehem.

Rcthchcm. r. Fch. f-Onr morr star has bccn
added 10 the gIlsNv which i.av sOCrCT here with the
champion Bethlehem ,luh. He Is James LAWSON.
the great Scottish international fun hack. who re
,-1rl~ arrived IN this county from scotland. Law
srn will Sc eligible 10 take Nart in several Of the
rurI.rrtHnt game vet to como IN the National and
AmCrican r,p srT7Cs. Lsw-Dn Is not only 4 great
sr-rrr PLAYER. hut sIsn IS rousIdrrud one Of the
I-4dIus FoH players IN Scotland.
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FIRST RACE-Fivs and one-hsn furonss: pUse.
90: thr, ~-ycar-old- and upward selling. Easter
Rov d: 'Cooster. Io: 'Moisant. lo: Bea1moot
Rein. 100: sir FretfuI. 100: Custom House. l4
ParIOr BNv. IL.
SECOND RACE-Purse SO: threc-year-ods: sell
ing: five and onc-han fIrlongs. Golden I-assie
g; The Lark q: Sninc Inj Bulsar. lT; kszan
10: A. y Akin lls.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 800: three-rcar-od and
upward: selling: five and onehaIf furlonEs. Uncle
Fitz %: Haberdssh. S; 'Floral Day. lN OIanto'
I07; Some Kid lG 'Cslethumpian, los: Mike
Cohen Ic9: Col. Brown. ll3; Mougylc. ll5; Apias
ter. l6.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. SO: three-year-olds and
upward: selling; mile. Patty ReSan. 100: ,Cutty
hunk 1Os; Heartbeat III Milton r.. Ill; CsntauH,
III: Mockler. III.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500: threc-year-old' and
UPWARD: FIVE and one-har furlongs: selling. Galaxy.
g: .Lamode g: Frontier. 100: Elizabeth Har-
wood J03: Proctor. IO4: 'Fifty-Five, lOs; AjaI.
10: Inferno Queen. Ill.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
BROWNIES OBTAIN
FORMER NATIONAL

~. Louis, Mo-, Feb. 4.-The st.
Louis Americans have purchased
OutfieIdcr Lee. Of the Philadelphia
Americans, II was announced In
telegram received here from Robert
Lee Hedges, president of the local
team, who is in New York.
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CArITAL CITY DUCKPIN LEAGUE
RECLAMATION DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
CnMMERrIAL nrCkr1N LEAGUE.
COLONIAL TENPIN LEAGUE.

Totals. - so ,cs. Total
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TO DO SIDESTEPPING.
Jack johnson Expects to Get to
JuareZ for Fight.

London Feb Jack johnson is expected TO ar-
rive here from Buenos Ayres in q few days He is
board the steamer Highland Harry, which sailed
from the Argentine January q. Shortly after his
arrival It is said. he will sail for Galveston. but
will be transferred to small boat outside of that
port and vii be landed on the Mexican ocast.
whence he will b. taken overland 10 Juarez for his
fight with Jess Willard. This will enable him to
dodge American authorities
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
ROANOKE TEAM WINS
Trims Trinity College In Good
Game, IL to 10.

Salem. Va, Fcb. with both teams playing
brilliant game Roanoke Colcgo added another VIC
tory tn her record b. winning frum Trinity 81 20
- here tonight. Trinity presented a strong quint
and gave good exhibition Of passing but the locals
clearly eXcelled them in long goal shooting. SIrr
the mainstay for Trinity. registering fifteen a.
her points. Duncan and Bunting the out
standing figures in the good work of the loc1lG
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Tho Sum mary.

substitutons- Rodinsky for McEToy kamne ior
Iobnsnn Goals from the hOOr-Walsh "a. Murray
C5I AImon ~. Shaver. Grocsbeck, Kepacd. Dale
Goal, from free toss-AlmOu. ont Of 10; Walsh,
out q Z; Murray. FOuls-Repackl t5,, GroesbeA'
Johnson 49, Dale C2I. Almon ~. Murray o.
WaI.b Ca Rodiusky tsl Shaver, McETOy. Timers
For Fordham, MIR. Walter Z Norris. oi Csthoia
Iniyersity; for George Washington. Mr.. T. ).
Herring q. W. L. Referce-Mr. Jim Collno"eT'
Time uf halves-Twenty minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
PLAN LAJOIE DAY.
Cleveland Fans to Celebrate on
May 0.

Cleyelipd. Feb. 4.-Bssebau fans here today
started To make May .. the first day on which the
Philadelphia Athletics appear here during the com
ing scsSon Ia joie Day" The Athletics will stop
here that day for game while their way from
Philadelphia 70 St. Louis II will be the frst time
since 1902 that Lajoe has appeared here in any but
. Cleveland uniform. and the loyal rooteTS wish
n show their appreciation for the great scryiccs
he rendered in his fourteen years with the local
American League team.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Call Of Chamnionship Events.

Philadelphia IA. Feb 4-Ths Middle Atlantic
Association Amateur Athletic Union officials and
the swimming committee Of the Central Branch 7
VI. e A. have decided 10 call 0T the lOlysd
championship and the fancy diving championship.
which to be decided in the Central Y. VI. G.
4. tank February u. Only three entries came in
for the Toward and cnly four entries for the
fancy diving.
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pe WASHINGTON Beats Fordha mke Threatens to Jump to Feds
A SEND OFF FOR FATEEM EDDIE FOSTER.

FRteem, Old Scout, have started nike
Over the Matrimonial Pike,
And just the
Washington friends this to says
"BENEDICTIO'
May he nd long,
May slip like n beautiful song.
May be plenty, and troubles few
Unless they he "littIe ones' tjust tUOD.
taken.
May always have plenty to broii ane bake:,
May "LnHsie" Just good as she oohs'
shelves he laden with fat bank books
old approach, like q benisOn sweet
Helping life complete
Fateem. old friend wish more'
think sO-dont it-youd make us sore: pr,yx
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
HAVANA ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Win Endurance Bowling Match,

Elizabeth. " J.. Feb. 4.-Jimmy smith. the
worlds champion bowler. and Henry Claus. Eliza
rcth's best ''pinner" were the winners Of ths
twelve hour two-man bowling endurance match rolled
on the imperial alleys in East Grand street, The
leaders pulled through with a total of 2S2 Freddy
King and Al Weber. local men, took second pr1s
with 2E9e Jimmy Smith hung up the big tally
of the tourney with Isl. Al Weber was second best
with ~
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
JACK KARST SIGNS.
viii Play for Brooklyn Nationals
Next summer.

New York. FEB. Jack Ksrst who played third
base with the strawbrdEs and CIothier and also the
Girard baseball teams, this morning mailed his
signed contract to the BROOKLYN National League
team He will leave on the training trip with the
Dodgers about February IS. Ksrst took the spring
journey with the Athletics last year
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
DIRECTUM I SOLD.
VI. y. SturEes Buys Champion PAGER
from James Butler.

N-r York Feb l Drrcrtum 1. worlds champion
lsrcr ha, lcrn told 10 ". l. SturGes. Of this CITY
I1s frrmcr owner. James Butler. announced today
The I1cc Is Taid To he between $500 and 50 600.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Want Smith and Flynn Arrested.

n,inr-:'. ,.n. g. delegation uf Methodist
urnlsDcrs =. r.~. Z" Tr0-orutor Campb-H letter
frnn Jar.-- =. 'iamble. which dornand
mad tha' tir p-ussNutor have arrested. indicted
and punished ',unlost Smith and Jim Flynn, who
participated bnNmE contest a. the Ohio
National Guard Armorv Monday night.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Reich Didn't Fake.

New York Feb 4.-FindinE no evidence to sub
stantiats the allegation. the State athletic com
mission at its weekly meet threw out the charges
that Al Reich the former amateur heavy weight
champion. had faxed in his bout with Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo fireman. at the Broadway Sporting
Club on January l2.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Hobev Baker Popular Man.

Cambridge Mass Feb. $50 popular IL Hobcv
Baker these PARTS that George V. Tuchy. the
yFcII-k promoter If wrestling in Boston. Ar
mcunced last night that he had decided IN nUstpCnr
his b1uis announced for February l2. bCcause uE
the appearance of the ST. Nicholas team against
Harvard.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
HAVANA BOUT OFF
Promoter Bradt Cancels Match Be-
tween LanEford and McVey.

New York Feb George Bradt. the Havana pro
moter. has called on the match between Sam Lang
ford and Sam McYCy. which scheduled for
February IL Bradt is now snNiouS to stage .
mi1dleweight batas on that date
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
ARCADE DUCkPIN LEAGEE,
TERMINAL R. II. Y. NJ. O 4. LEAGUE
American Henley May %.

Philadelphia Ia. Feb. 4.-Ths American RoEIns
Association has decided TO hold the annual Amcri-
can Henley or the SchuyIkiIl Rircr Saturday. May
=, This is one n the first official announcements
Of the date If the regatta.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Eustis Reelected.

Middletovn. Conn. Feb 4.-Edward VI. Enstis.
son Of former Public Service Commissioner John
NJ Eustis Of New York. has been rcappointed
coach Of the Wesleyan football team for next
season.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Elect Stamford Yacht Officials.

stamford Conn Feb THE stamford Yacht
Club elected the following haE officers last night
Commodore Edward Y. Weber: vice commodore.
irving L. Raymond; rear commodore. Bartholomew
lar
The Washington herald., 1915-02-05
Trim. Alexandria High in Good
Game, II to 8.

Aexandria. Va. Feb i.-The FairmOnt team
of the Scholastic League of Washington defeated
the Alexandra High School here today in an
interesting and we'll played game by a Il to count
The game was fast and hard fought from the start
The feature Of the contest tn eboal shooting
Of Roberts and the defensive playing Of Hays
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The Washington herald., 1915-02-05

Goals from hoor-Eiseman ~. Roberts e.. Cor,
Myers. wenselI C2,. Summers. Hays. Goal from
fouI-Mycrs. Referee-Mr Goldsmith. Time Of
haIIeS-N minutes.