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The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
virginia Downs
BR00KLAND five
Pop" Lannigan's Cohorts
Cinch Hold on S. A. Cham
pionship.
STRICKLAND A FEATURE

The University of Virginia and Cath
ole University basketball teams
played themselves to a FRAGILE last
night in the Carroll Institute, in one
Of the greatest battles ever staged on
local court BY grabbing the long
end Of 20 to IS score. Virginia is
today touted as the South Atlantic
champions.
Spirited competition that developed
early in the fray was the feature of
the contest 1t is doubtful II there
has ever been 4 more desperately
fought or exciting contest played in
this section. Although the visitors
took the lead shortly after time was
called. they were often checked in
their march forward for the champion
ship. The first period ended with
the count Is to IL in favor of vir-
ginia. which was enough to warrant
some real play in the final round
Both teams scored the same number Of
points in the second half which. when
added to Virginia's one-point margin or
the first chapter. spelled victory for
the latter
Capt Bill Donnelly was the individual
star for the locals. His long shots were
the feature of his teams play, which
figured prominently near the close of the
contest. when every point counted. The
Iarroll moor is 100 small to AFFORD good
passing game. but it could be plainly seen
that Virginia was the best in this essen
tial part
Six foot three Of Bill" Strickland, Vir-
ginia's center. and Stickley. its captain
and forward. were the heavy favorites
in the Orange and Blue uniforms Strick-
land lead all scorers with six goals and
seven free losses to his credit for total
OF nineteen points. Stickley was here,
there. and everywhere. and came next in
the scoring with four baskets. He lurked
under the basket at times. stopping many
dribbles. while his defensive work was of
the highest order
Virginia started me scoring when
Week" Stickley Gagged a pretty goal
right off the bat. The Brooklanders
failed to annex a single point until the
visitors had five TO their credit. Dur
ing the entire first half. the play was
close and exciting. but Virginia had
the upper hand. The final milling
found the teams in a more spirited
match than the first.
Last nights contest brought the
Brooklanders' season to a close with
defeat at the hands of Virginia for the
second time this season. Virginia
meets George Washington tonight in
the Armory. while Saturday finds the
Dixie" lads in Baltimore for a match
with the strong Loyola quint-
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
MACK Names DAVIS
LEADER OF ATHLETICS
Veteran Will Captain Team--Ira
Thomas to Coach the
Young Pitchers.

Philadelphia. Feb. 25.-Harry Davis
former captain and first baseman OF
the Athletics. will captain the Athletics
this year and Ira Thomas. last years
captain. will be used to coach the young
pitchers.
This information was given out here
this afternoon by Connie Mack.
Connie Mack also declared that there
was absolutely no truth in the reports
that he might sell Third Baseman Baker
to the Yankees or some other club.
You can say for me-" said Mack,
that Baker will play with the Athletics
or no other league team. 1t would be
useless for any other club to ask me TO
sell or trade him and they all know
that. a million dollars is a pile of
money and l would hate TO lose one
twentieth OF that amount. but if any one
laid down a million on my desk in eN-
change for Baker, l would turn down
the offer
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
NO BRITISH DERBY
FOR YEAR OF 1915
Duke of Portland Cancels All
Races at Epson Track. Re-
buke English Classic.

London. Feb. 25.-Entries for the
Derby and all other races at the Ep-
som track for 1915 and 1915 have been
cancelled owing to the action of the
Duke of Portland.
The duke has been one of the lead
ing figures on the English turf for
thirty years and his action followed
the refusal of the members of the
EPSON Association to do without the
use of its clubhouse for few days so
that the wounded British soldiers now
convalesCing there would not have
TO he moved. The Duke wrote a very
indignant letter of protest to the asso-
citation at its proposal even to disturh
he wounded soldiers and then fol-
lowed the calling off of the classic
races.
The clubhouse of the EPSON Associa-
tion has been in as a military hos
pital since the outbreak of the war When
the association gave up its building as
\ hospital it stipulated that the house
should be returned to the associa ton for
its regular annual conferences. TheS"
are now about tc take place. and in or
Ger to use the clubhouse for the meet
Ings the wounded soldiers would have
10 be moved
When the committee of the asSOcia-
NOV proposed " take back the club
house despite the soldiers the Duke Of
Portland wrote q letter of protest in
Y HI-h he said:
Surely for one year the few followers
Of racing should he only to glad to fore
- their luncheons il by SO doing il be-
comes unnecessary to disturb British
soldiers who have been wounded for the
ak Of their country
The effect of the letter was not what
the duke expected. The committee
answered stating that the associa tiou
would he satisfied with only one floor
OF the building during the week. But
this did not satisfy the duke. who at
once brought about the cancella ton of
the entries. thus effectively prevent
ing for two years any of the classic
races which have been features of the
English turf
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
JACK JOHNSON DECIDES
TO STAY in CUBA
Heavyweight Boxing Champ Leases
House for Year-To
Meet McVey.

Havana, Feb. 25-Jack Johnson will
not go to Mexico to fight Jess Willard.
but will remain indefinitely on Cuban
soil. to defend the worlds heavyweight
title against all corners.
This was indicated today when the
black champion announced he had leased
house for one year in Vedado, a sub
urb. Johnson intends to reside there,
making Havana his headquarters.
He gave an exhibition last night be-
fore large crowd and displayed all his
old-time speed despite overweight. He
now tips the beam at 2i5 pounds. He
appeared wearing a French flag around
his belt.
1t is regarded as certain the John
son-Willard fight. if it occurs. will be
staged here. NJ. klegin. a promoter. has
matched Johnson to fight McVey in Ha-
vana next month. 1t will be A twenty
five-round bout.
The Cubans are enthusiastic about box
ing. but are tired of negro fighters.
They want to see some white boys. John
son started training today along the
Mariana beach
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
GIVES TETANUS CURE
TO nations At WAR
Rockefeller Physician Discovers Meth
cd for Cutting Down Huge Losses
of Wounded Men.

New York. Feb. "a method of de-
creasing the great losses in the Euro
pean war through the treatment of te-
tanus victims has been discovered by
Dr. s. J. Meltzer. of Rockefeller Instt-
tute Twenty-Five Instruments for use
IN bestowing the treatment have been
manufactured. These will be presented
TO the foremost surgeons Of the nations
al war Patents for the instrumenr
nave been thrown open to the world,
and the belligerent nations are privi-
legged TO manufacture as many as are
needed for their field medical forces
One OF the greatest scourges Of the
war Is lockjaw. which scientists have
satisfied themselves is widely prevalent
because tetanus germs are harbored in
the son of the richly cultivated areas
that are now the scene Of fighting Soil
containing these germs is very likely
to get into the hurts Of wounded men.
with the result that thousands have
died most horrible death.
The established means Of preventing
tetanus is by prophylactic dose of anti
tetanus serum.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
FEDS PLAN TO ERECT
STADIUM in NEWARK
Ball Park Capable of Seating 10000
Persons-Powers President
of Club.

Ncr YORK. Feb S.Pauick r Powers an
nOunned :oday that he had placed the one time
Kansas City FEDERAL League club in Newe.k y
J. Powers said that not until Monday was ths
decision made between locating in the Bronx O,
in Newark
The playing fed Of the Newark Federals viii
be the largest IN the country. Il will embracs
part OF the old oval at Harrison. " j.. 4 suburt
o: Newark. and also 10 building lots adjoining
the oval
c. Comstock. vice president Of the Pitts
bIrrh Foderals and the man who designed the
Rruoklyr Feierals' concrete stadium. will have
charge Of the drawing Of nlans for the Sevars
stands. Stands Of horseshoe shape will h
erected in Newark. This will be ready for oo~i.
paucy before the PLAYING season opens and will
Accommodate. n 900 persons. They will be so built
that the seating cai acty can be increased at any
time.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse; two-year-ods; maiden fiji
lies: three and one-haf turlonEs. Oreta. los
Emily Il. ,G; Quiz liz: Rose Mare. IL; Medea
lie; Damistta. IL; Nellie Weues. IL: Audrey
Austin. IL
SECOND RACE-SeIling; three-ylear-olds and UP
ward: seven furiouss. Miss Lewiston. IS: Lewella
-: Tutor. 100; Air Line. loe Faronte Article.
lc2 Austri. los: 'Admiral's Daughter. l05; Pros
lero Lad. lC7: Sam Connor 10: c. <. Davis. liz;
Tatter. IL: Regards. lis; Mike Dculin. lis: Csn-
Endsey lis.
THIRD RACE-Selling: thrce-year-olds and up
ward seven furiorss. kangaroo. lo.: Gano los
.C;rcenbrac lG7: Pedro. 10; California Jack Ito:
'Wap. 10: oblivion llp; Amazanent liz: Senorita
Dana. rs: Charles ]. Harvey. lr5! Ben Levy.
lis: Tony Koch. rs: otilo u.s. Mandadero. lis.
FOURTH RACE-Candelaria Handicap; seven
furlougs: three-yearolds and upward. C,rlicue 50
Re. l"n: Charmeusc. 10; Mex 100: Florence Rob
crts. n3
FIFTH RACE-Selling: three-year-olds and up
ward: seven furlonSS Alkana. IS: viva. IS:
.Cunchs. IS: Wheat s5: Burnt, IS: Avocado 100
John Spohn. l6e; Rio Brssos. uo: Fancy. lis:
Mar Emily. ll3: Ancestors. ll3; Praetorian lis:
Henry walhank. lI5.
SIXTH RACE-Sellirs; fnir-yesr-olds and up
ward; mile. Hester. IS; Thomas Hare 8:
Kick. IS: Auto Maid l0l: BLACK Mate los
'Csnten. lns: Augustus Hcinze M3: Orbicilation
los; LADY Young. loS: c. W. kennon, l1s; Dave
Montgomery. los; Autumn. los
sAprrentice Allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
TESREAU SETTLES CASE.
Jen Closes Negotiations with Miss
Clara Young for $4,000 Suit.

New York. Feb 2i-Charies Monroe C.Jes'1 res-
reau. who is about to depart for the Southern
training camp for baseball players today settled
the $500 breach Of pr,mise action brought against
him by Miss Clara Young. of Perr9viIlr. Mo
The case the calendar for trial and
'Jef's'' bond for 500 was in the court In order
that he might leave for the South without further
bother With litigation and broken hearted Young
women his attorney entered into negotiations with
Miss foungs lawyer. The result was an order az
disnontinuance in which both PARTIES to the action
consented. The terms Of the agreement were s,pt
scent.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
ONE POINT LANDS
GAME FOR DE ORC
Three-cushion Champion Beats Walter
Wallace in Great Game.
so to 40

In a most interesting game of three
cushion Carom billiards last night at the
Royal Billiard Parlors. Alfred De Orc.
the three-cuShiOn champion. defeated
Walter Wallace. the local crack player.
by the score Of - to a Throughout the
entlr' game neither player Was more
than a few points in The lead.
Wallace was in good form and is cred
fled with runs "f and :. while De Orc
could not count for more than three at
a time. Both players executed numer-
Gus difficult shots and gave brilliant
exhibition of tn" three-Cushion game.
After the game De ORC gave an exhi-
hItIon of fancy shots for the entertain
ment of the spectators. which brought
Tho crowd to its feet
Tonight Dc ORC is scheduled to meet
Capt. Charles Hepburn in the third
game OF the series.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26

Goals-Grescry tsi. Munich 81. Heap 49,. Degnsn
81. Hutchison, Smith tsl. Goals from free toss-
| sosr 90. Bernard, Gregory. Reteree-c. w. Hall.
Sc'rer. EDWARD khuen. Tmekeepsr-W. y. "a
ds~ood.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Si1 furlongS: purse. s4D; three
year-old.: selling Quien Sabs ol Hippocra.s
los: Laura. los: yirto los: Coaster. IG: Inferno
Queen. 10: Moonlight. IL
SECOND RACE-Six furlonss; purse. 500: three
yesrolds and upward: selling. Lady Jane Grey.
Iol; 'Towton Field. lm; Tiger Jim lc-: Nash. I'D
Spring Mass. 10: Wander ll2: Ben UncaS ll2.
THIRD RACE-Fire furlongs; purse. $40: three
Lady May IS: Columbia Lady, 100: Blanche Lewis.
Ioo: 'Bulser. lol: Electrician. le; Black Chief.
loi 'spohn. lo4; F1atbush. los; Envy. IL: Barn
Dance. IL.
FOURTH RACE-Six furionSs: purse $500; three
yer-olds and upwrd; hndicap. Encore. IS: Collie.
IS: Col Tom Green. 100; 4 y. Akin. lol; Progrcs-
sire los: Cliff Field. los: Republican. lis.
FIFTH RACE-Fire and onehif furlongs purse.
500; three-year-olds and upward: selling Catherine
Turner. 100; Susan r.. ICE: 'Ruuice. los Euterpe.
10: Daylight. 10; Gold Cat. H. Uncle Ben. liz:
'Moucrief. IL: Mac. LIS: Charley McFerran. lis.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
FORTY-EIGHT HOLE
MATCH TO METCALF
Defeats ]. F. Byers in Nip and Tuck
Contest for c. Oliver Iselin
Golf CUP.

Aiken. 5. c. Feb. c5-FollUWinG a
thlrty-siX hole tie for the c. Oliver Iselin
Cup. Prescott Met"alf and J. F. Byers
fought it out nip and tuck for forty-eiSht
holes at the Palmetto Golf Club today
before the former finally rolled out i
victory by one. up.
IN playing of the tie it was agreed
that three extra holes be played-but
the only result was another tie. The
match was followed by a big gallery
Summary-Semi-finals Prescott Metcalf
beat J. B. Taller, and .: Thomas Hitch
cock beat George |. Scott, and .: Charles
Borlen beat Laurence Perrin UT.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
JOHNNY Eyers Is Playinp Golf

Columbia. 5. c. Feb. 6.-Johnny Ever., captain
a the Braves. is getting in shape at Camden
sFatting the little pill the golf course The
sensational second baseman declares be is in great
shape and heavier than ever
About the yarn Of Maranyille that III. Braves
won the championship b. getting to the signal
tipping OF rival teams, Evers said the ''Rabbit'
was joking accidentally. he SAYS the Braves will
win another remnant.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
PLAY VIRGINIA TONIGHT.
George Warrington Quint Tackle,
the Charlottesville CoIiegians.

Tn. 'Iecrss Washington University basketball
Guiur tackles the University of Virginia five to
night at the Amor at s.l5 in what Is ranked
as the best game s.en here. Tho Virginia qlrnt
Games with a record Of defeats. and as the
Ha;cIetites have shown a wonderful In rorerent in
It's last few crcrsInters coupled with the al
vantage of its home floor. surprise is looked for
il the ranks Of the Southetners
George Washington will the regular lineup
Alnon and Murray. forwards: johnson. crrtsr and
Shaver and Groe.beck. guards. Jim Collihower
will referee
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Millionaire Racer
Is Badly Injured

San Francisco. Feh SC. q. Bergdoll. the
auto racer and brewer. Of Phiadelphis.
Was badly injured TO-DAY while irving out the
cnurse in Exposition Park
Bergdolls car. an Irwin special. which he was
driving into . strand of barhcd wire stretched
to keep wagons OF the track- Bergdcll div
irg fifty miles hour when the sc5dent oc-
cured. His head and face were badly cut and
he Was unconscious for more than hour.
Jack Gamble. thing out a That's car. reccivei
slight injuries also when his machine left tho
track and hit pile o baled hay.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
ITALY IS THREATENED
WITH NATIONAL STRIKE
Socialists and Trades Unionists Join in
Protest Against Bread
Cost.

Rome. Feb. "A national strike is
threatened in Italy. Owing to the eco
nomic crisis brought about by the war
and the higher cost Of bread, a general
strike was declared ct Naples on wednes-
day. The Socialists and leaders of trades
unions are cooperating in the movement.
About 5000 men are idle in Naples.
The strike threatens to extend to the
railway lines. Already some OF the roads
have been crippled by the walk-out in
the industrial plants.
Troops are patrolling the streets Of
Naples for fear of an outbreak
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
HALT COPPER SMUGGLING.
A1lege Discovery of Plot to Get
Copper Into Germany

Amsterdam. Feb. 25--The newspaper
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant. states
that another plot to smuggle 100. 900
pounds of copper into Germany. has
been discovered.
The copper was carried under the
flooring of ships and struggled ashore
at night in motor boats. The plan was
to consign il to naturaliZed Germans
in Rotterdam. who were TO forward
it to Germany.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Filler Kills Thirty Germans.

Amsterdam. Feb. 25.-Thirty German
soldiers are reported to have been kill
ed. and fifty wounded in the lombard
ment OF Knocke. Belgium. by a British
aviator. According to information
from Zeebrugge. the aviator dropped
many bombs upon Knocke. some of
which wrecked the tramway line.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Cross. Dundee Fight OF

New York. Feb S.-The light between Leach
Cross and Johnny DUNDEE. New York light weights
scheduled for this city for tomorrow night was
jailed Of this afternoon owing to an injury To
Cross nose
The fight originally was to have been between
Cross and Ad Wolglst, former lightweight cham
zion. Wolsast broke his arm Yesterday and Dundee
agreed to substitute for him.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Petworth Cubs Elect,

The Petworth Cubs Athletic Club held meet
ing the other night and elected the following of
fcers: George Jones. president: Donald Some.
mann seCTrtaIy treasurer Michael +. JunShans
was elected captain of the baseball team for lsI5
this making the third consecutive year tht he has
led the team. The P~twortI Cubs bowling team
will roll tho Gsndil Juniors SATURDAY night at the
Arcade alleys Petworth's team will be composed
N the following Snnnemann. Finney. Junshaus.
SIrinEmauu and George Jones. Carl Sonnemann or
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Kelly to Coach Alabama.

Allentown. Pa, Feb. S.-Ailcntown friends OF
Thomas B. Kelly. who coacbcd the champion foot
ball eleven Il the Missouri School q, Mines at
Rolla Mo. last season. have he-u informed that he
has heen engaged for next seascn ~ III. University
Of Alabama. For three years before he coach
At Muhle,h~-E College. this city. H would No,
brook faculty dctation and zent to Missouri. where
his eleven made = record las, fall II srorins - To
for all opponents. being only SURPASSED by Everett
HiSh for total points
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Feds Hold Meeting
In Buffalo TODAY

Chicago. feb. Z.-The Federal League meet
ing at Buffalo Friday is to be Of the moT
important LnretinEs of the year Fat Powers
b. arranged and in addition to that there will be
meeting Of Ill the managers. the umpires and the
attending BASEBALL writers in an effort TO iron out
all Of the wrinkles Of the playing rules.
Every manager in the league save Fielder Jones.
Of the st. louis team. will be there. and CmTireS
Brennan. tombstone. westerrelt, FSfc Howell Nc
CorInick Shannon, and Finneran will attend
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
PICKS NEW UblPS.
President Gilmore selects Five
Vmpirea.

Chicago. Feb. 5.-five new unPirc have horn
selected from more than 100 applicants for positions
in the Federal Leasre. it announced today.
The new ones are William Fyfe who CONES from
the Western Leagle: William Nnneran. Fred
Westrrreit. James Johustnne and Harry Howell.
The Others Who will offiGste Brennan. Barry
Mccormick and William CSpikel Shannon.
President Gilmore who returned from a trip
through the Eastern cities Of his circuit. declared
the Federal Lssglc within its rights in trans
ferring the Kansas City franchise To owners.
He still refused TO say definitely where the Kansas
City team would play. leaving the announcement
tai be made by p. T. Powers
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26

Milwaukee. Wis. Feb S.-willism H. Terry.
who formerly pitched for Brooklyn and Chicago
in the National League. and who widely
known to enthusiasts Of q generation ago -
"Adouis' Terry died here last night Of pneumonia.
After leaving the National League Terry pitched
for Milwaukee. then q Western League Club, and
went into business here when his playing DAYS
were ore1.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
BAKER WILL PLAY
WITH ATHLETICS

Philadelphia, Feb. Ell. Frank
lin Baker, the Maryland home
run manufacturer, will again be
seen guarding third base for the
Athletics. He will he back be-
fore the pebnant race has Erswn
more than two weeks old, accord
ing to COnaie Mack.
Mack In declared to have
''CrOssed" Baker when he an
had retired. 1t was pointed out
that Baker had quit In past years,
hut Mack showed more pstience
and coa1ed him hack without
making any announcement.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
COLONIAL TENPIN LEAGUE

Totals. -. 81 $50 5ls Totals.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Death of "Adonis" Terry

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Rebel Cakes Balks.

Pittsburgh. Feb. 5-Tommy Leach. erstwhile Cub
outhelder. may sign a onntraet To play with the
Pittsburgh Federals in 1915. Tommy asks a two
year cuntract and wants a salary Of $500 rrr
year Rebel Oakes has baked At this high figure
and efforts will b. made TO reach q COMPROMISE
at cDufc-euE this afternoon
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
7ener Has No Job
For Hank O'Day

Chicago. Feb. S.-Prrsidept Tener Of the VI
uonal League, today notified Chicago friend that
his star q rTnrires complete and that he had
no place for HAM o'Dzy. the veteran Arbitrator
and last year manager Of the Cubs. William Bren-
nan. chief II the Federal League stan Immediately
attempted TO land O'Day. Il Is aid ODay is also
under consideration by the American League
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
BANQUET for Baltimore Feds

baltimore. Feb. S.-Tbe Baltimore Federsls M
their retIIru from FsyCtteTille. " G. their train
ing camp Will r. rendered Of the most cl.bor-
ate hanquets In the history nt the City. Prominci;
State and city officials. business men and il
1unainarles Of the Federal League from all over
the circuit will attend The feast is s,hed-
uled for the evening Of April :.
Gov GoldshornuEh has siEnihed his intuition
az aCtinG as POSTMASTER. Covers will be laid
for "a guests
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Yanks Work Off Fat.

Hot Springs. Ark.. Feb. 3.-Sveenen Nuna.
maker. Caldwell. WARRIOR. Cole. Heating. and
Brown. 81 the New Yorks. had stiff uorkou
at Majestic Park Yesterday afternoon. II fol-
lowed hike over the hills Dan Griner. Of the
Cardinals who reached Hot Springs yesterday morn
ing rTacticed with the New Workers. Sweeney.
NunsmAker. and Heating are lighter by some ten
pounds each q result Of their work date
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
YOUNGSTOWN Expects Good Team.

Youngstown Ohio. Feh. s.-Jsmes s. Mck-rn.
prospective president NJ the Youngstown Central
League baseball club on his return TO-DAY from Fort
Wayne. reports the organizations outlook for the
coming year PROMISING He states that som
has been --itCribed here to finance the local team
and that funds will undoubtedly b. forthcnm-
ing. Youngstown assured Of . good ccllectioa
of PLAYERS. II also declared
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Auditors Win Contest

sApprentine allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26

Decision Over Wte---virgnia Qunt Trumphs Over c. u
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he found In the
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The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Germany Schoefer
Signs With Feds

'hIcaso Fsb. 15.-"Gerrnanv'' Scharfer has hccn
rSnei by the Federal LcaS7Ie act as coach for
III" Newark FeleTals. He has tWo-year contract
The COMEDIAN who was let cat ~ the Washington
Americans this winter. made the deal through
Jane. 4. fillmore. president If the league. He
will leave Chicago TO-DAY ct tomorrow for New York
Join the Newark FeSiersls when they 30 South
The Washington herald., 1915-02-26
Syracuse Club Is Sold

Syracuse. y. Y. Feb. She property Of the
defunct Syracuse. New York State League. club
was sold this afternoon for 1900 TO Frank +.
Miller. = lawyer who said he was acting for q
syndicate Of Syracuse people. who will form .
stock company to operate the franchise