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The Washington herald., 1915-11-26
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Maiten 2-year-olds; Eve and one
half furlonEs Immune. IA: McLHlland. ~
BruShWoOd Boy. Ill: Bell of the Kitchen, III
Queen Of Paradise III: Wizard. III; Celtabel. ia
Plsudito, Ill; Queen Apple Ill Ed Bond. l,4
Dancing Star. Ill; Smooth Bore. III: Jerry r., IL
SECOND RACE-SeIlinE; 3yearolds and up
ward; six fIrionEs. Toddling. I,2; Birdman. 100
North Light. Ic7; MaKim's Choice IU7: 'LindI
PAYNE. I02; 'ChsnteIse. =: The Busybody. IL
Tactics. lCT; Jim l.. 10. Thrill ,G: Edmond
Adams. lc2; MONTY Fox. ~: Moncrief. lC; Pau
Davis. l07; Jim Ba-ey. ICj: Anxiety. IUo
THIRD RACE Selling: 2-esrolds and upward
six furlOnEs. SempsIa. III; Gold Cap. -; Bsby
cole, IL: 'Yenshee. IG: Jerry. lOc; st Helene Sc
SebIgo II5: Canto. 10; Lambs Tail. To- Rem
Quartcrma>ter. 10: Ethan Allen, lG, Star Bird
CC4: Meelicka lGo.
FOURTH RACE-The Rancocas Handicap: .
yesr-oId,: six and one-half furlOnEs. Daddy:
Choice, rs; Favour l07: Dancer 10: Black COT
fee. IOl: Sprint. -I2; Candle. I0T; Jacauetta Oi
.TaifOu. s. BroOmValc TO- Lily Heavens, los; High
Horse. lC2: Fair Weather. q.
FIFTH RACE-Selling Jyesr-oIds and upward
"ne mile and twenty yards Sherlock Holmes. ia
TTri lr: Jacket. Io2. At.boy. !u2: Mid. II;
Blue Mouse Io6; 'Casaba. Ic2; Cotton Crop. 81;
River King. 10 Front ROYAL. lO6: Falmouth
I02: Primary, q.
SIXTH IACE-SeIInE; 2year-ods and upward
one mile and twenty yards. PrCtasUras. IL; Lady
Rankin. Ill: Sigma Alpha. lO6: 'Perrott. I02
Ferth Rock. IL. Mamie X. lT; Lily Oune l06
'Rey Oakwocd 100; Ford Mai. Ill; Miss Waters,
go: Miss McGigEle. lo2: Bronx Queen. z.
SEVENTH RACE-SeIiing: Gyear-olds and up
ward: one mile and sixteenth Armament II
wodan. Jos: Jesse. il. los: Duke Of Dunbar. %
Harry Lander. IS; Afterglow. 100; King Box. 100
Little England. los, 'SCori ii. &C. 'Pharuah. lG
BurwOod, .O6; Task. %; Single Toe. g.
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HOUCK given DRAW
With TOMMY Lowe

Tommy Lowe and Willie Houck battled
fifteen rounds last night before the Ard
moro Athletic Club with the final de
CisiOn a draw by Referee z. +. O'ConnOr.
Both boys battIed every inch of the way
and without a doubt it was one Of the
best bouts ever held at the club.
One kDockdown occurred during the
. FIFTEEN rounds and that goes TO Wash
ington Tommy, for he sent the Philadel-
phia .ad to the canvas for the count OF
three in the seventh round. with a full
right swing to the jaw. Things were
looking bad for the Quaker in that round
but he covered up long enough to pre-
vent punch from being shot over
The decision came as no surprise, for
both boys split the rounds up and a good
many of theme were even. Willie Houcll
was great at mitigating and was on the
go all OF the time. Tommy, on the other
hand. was far the superior in defensive
tactics and at range ighting But the
boys were at II from the first tap Of the
gong.
Houck rocked loves head in the third
with two smashing blows and Tonmy's
body came in for a good share of the
beating. In the nth round the first
blood Of the battle was split Houck
caught Tommy ripping blow on the
mouth and brought the claret
The seventh round saw Willie Houck
sprawl to the canvas, propelled by a
sweeping right. The round had hardly
opened when Lowe peeped an opening
and sent in a right to the jaw, sending
Houck down for the count of three, but
the Quaker lad showed some clever
covering. and saved himself from the
fatal punch.
From the seventh round TO the finish
both boys were fighting for a knock out,
and they snapped punches in every pre-
cedinG round. Houck was going strong
I'm the final rounds. but Tommy came
strong in the last chapter and rocked
the Quaker all over the ring
In the preliminary battles, Kid Whip
got the decision over Otto Brown in four
rounds. II was fast bout all the way,
both boys taking an awful beating.
"Toots' Brown and Bert Green mixed II
for one round and half. when Green
sent ''Toots" Brown to the floor for the
count. Joe Freeman oficiated in these
battles.
Buddy Ray and Joe Roland. two
sparring partners OF Tommy Lowe, mixed
1t for six rounds In a grudge battle, with
Joe Boland getting the decision Boland
had the weight on Ray. who took an
awful lacing about the body and head,
but he was unable to send Ray down for
the count.
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Special to The Washington Herald

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Charlottesville, Va. Nov. 2J.-Now that
the swan song OF the Virginia football
team is over. the supporters of athletics
at the University are doing something
IN addition TO running over the long list
OF victories. They are looking with a
gloomy eye at the long list OF men who
will not be in the University lineup
next fall. And they don't expect next
season any such record as came from
the team this fall
One young star. Eugene Noble Mayer.
OF Norfolk. Va. is not able to play next
year. Both from ineligibllity and from
graduation. And this is the severest
blow the team will suffer. Mayer is one
OF the greatest half backs the South
has produced in years. and is univer-
sally recognized as such. He scored
more touchdowns last year than any
other player In the East and the sec
ond in the entire United States. His
present season was not as rich in scor-
ing as the preceding one by some touch
downs, but in it he scored thirteen.
This is his fourth year OF college foot
ball. and therefore his last. He goes
hence into the wilds of the bar-legal
bar. not the other ana will tackle OBJ
posing counsel Instead of opposing half
To continue this awful tale OF woe,
there is Berkeley. called Bunny be-
cause of his rabbit-like propensties, who
although eligible for another year will
likely not return TO the alma mater. He
filled the shoes OF Bobby Gooch this
year. and did the trick very scceptab bly,.
too His running OF the team all sea-
son has been one OF the features and
reasons for Nirginia's success, and in
running back punts he far surpassed
Curry and all others seen on Lambeth
Field for the past three years.
George Wayne Anderson. a guard and
tackle, Is a valuable man. He charges
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JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling: 3yesr-ods and upward
five furlougs. Russ sand IL LOTUS. , to !, even
! to . won: Black SHEEP. 10. (Stesrnsl, TO !,
to J. even. second Dixie Nina liz IL. Gentry,
10 l. TO !. To . third. Time. l:Ol Is. Mis-
Fissy Peter Stslwsrt. PrOspero BABY, Visible. Cog
getty. FAToritc Article Louis Dcs Cognets. Palma,
and Miss Edith also ran.
SECOND RACE Selling: 2-year-Olds; five fur"
longs. Baby Cal lO4 tR. Shilling, to l. TO l,
even. Prsnaid, lOs HuolI. 10 to l. 4 10 l.
IN l. second Neldt. % tHunt). To >, . to 5. out,
third. Time. l0l25 Rose Camden, Laughing
Water, Dolna, Quiz. Zolgo. and Brooks also ran.
THIRD RACE-ScllnE; 2yesr-olds and upward
five frIlOngS Cordovs, lis CMott). to !, ) to l.
) to ., won; Kenneth. 10 tMorysl. I I" !. to S,
10 s. second; Francis, liz tPiykensl TO ]. to l.
out third Time. :0li Rag Gilbert Rose
Hazel c, Fancy Sweet Dale Marsand Upright,
Jennie Crawford and Nclie Forty AFRO ran
FOURTH RACE-Si1 furlongs Carrie Ome, %
CStcarnsl, 10 !, to / ont, Won: Seneca los
C0Brenl. 70 l. to 5 TO s. second: Bruokfield
~ CM&Tcol. Is 10 L to l. to l. third. Time 5.
Lark Rose white Othello. and Lotus also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Flre furlonES Busy Edith Iu7
(McCsbel. to ., even 10 = won: Ormar Lad ITO
tCullenl. 10 !. even. to s second: Uncle Jimmy
Gray. 10 Gentry. 10 l. Z IN ; to S. third
Time. :ol. Neno Won. Eel. Bcrmudian, Brighouse
and General afso ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile. FIrst Star los CPooD
to l. even, 20 ?. won; Marjorie D., IS Cstearns)
TO l. s. to 5. to 10. second; Eastman, Ios
t0'Brisnl. 10 !. TO !, 70 s. third. Time ~ as
Endurance. Christmas Eve, Rey Col Mcdonald
and ACllmen also ran.
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CARRIE ORME RUNS
FIRST In FEATURE

II Paso. Tex. Nov. The seventh
annual winter season OF racing at the
Juarez track was inaugurated this after
noon under ideal weather and track con-
ditto o and in the presence Of an i'm
mense crowd. including all Of the Villa
military officers Of the Juarez garrison
The Juarez handicap, the days feature,
resulted in a rafting finish in which the
four first horses came to the judges
stand noses apart. The decision went to
Carrie Orme. quoted at s to !. Seneca
was awarded the place. while Brookfield
got the show. LOTUS. the heaviest
backed horse in the race, finished a bang
up fourth and in a few more jumps
would have been in front.
Othello, a lukewarm favorite, had no
speed whatever. and was beaten Off all
the way. Russ Sand in the opener was
the only pronounced favorite to score
The betting ring is controlled by Colonel
". Z. AppIegate Of Louisville, Ky, and
Jack Akin of San Francisco. Seven
books were in line and they all did
thriving business. The summary:
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Virginia Loses Five Grid Stars,
Including Mayer and Berkeley

well. has a good head on him. and is able
! TO Guido the opponent in most cases.
| But he's after the Rhodes scholarship:
has passed the Virginia examination, and
has only one competitor in the State to
! the position. So it's a good bet that he
will be on the other side OF the briny
next year
Moore. another OF the lInemen. grad
yates this spring and will be absent He
is valuable man. although not ind!s-
pensable. But he will be missed. as Will
several others
From the above IL will be seen the back
field. the hard-charging backfeld. that the
alumni coach chooses to guide the team
TO a possible victory. will have TO be re-
built. Mayer and Berkeley's loss will be
quite a blow, and one that no one of
the authorities will attempt to palliate.
As a nucleus for a fresh start they
have Ed Anderson, whose star had an
approach to the zenith in the last part
OF the season. and good, old. hard-hit-
ting Spar. Spar is the only three-year
man on the team. with the exception Of
Jim White, end. and captain OF the base
ball team, so Spar has a good chance
for next years captaincy. unless Harris
Coleman. two years all-Southern guard,
is reelected.
The sub backs. Darlington, Pace.
Rhodes, Billy Gooch and Tippett, are
all good men, but not heavy and expert
enced enough to jump into the games and
MI the bill acceptably without a let
down. There Is the crux OF the situa
tion-the backfield. which will cause the
coaches much mental anxiety. In the
line Thurman. Harris and Thomas Cole
man. Blakey, a good sub. Jack Brown.
and Bill Stuart will all be there. and
that amounts to quite a bit. So II is the
backfield that next fall will cause end
less. although silent. sobs from Char
lottesville.
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GAME IN DETAIL.

Captain Marshall OF Gallaudet won the
/ toss and chose to defend the south goal
and receive the kick off. Shortley
kicked TO Kelley. who ran fifteen yards.
killian broke through Gallaudets line
and smeared Kendall for a loss Of five
yards, but on the next play Rockwell
made five yards on a double pass
Catholic University held here and
forced Rockwell to kick. the Kendall
Greener sending the ball IS yards to B.
Butler. who fumbled. but ShortIey was
right on the job and recovered the ball
for the Brooklanders.
J. Butler tore of Is yards around left
end. and B. Butler added ten more yards,
on the next play around the opposite
flank. forward pass, the first OF the
game, was attempted here. but Cuscaden
broke through and spilled Shortley be-
fore he could get the ball away. C. L.
losing five yards on the play
Another attempt at forward passing
was tried. but failed. ]. Butler gave his
toe a try-out at drop kicking. the ball
failing to rise OF the ground. Gallau-
det's ball on their own 20-yard line.
Rockwell at once punted out OF danger,
the ball travelling * yards to Shortley.
who ran back ten yards.
Line plunCes gave the BrookIanders
first down. but on the next play the bali
was fumbed and Kelley recovered the
oval for Gallaudet. Rockwell at once
kicked g. yards to Shortley. Line plunges
and end runs brought the ball to mid
field, where c. /. was caught OF side
and penalized five yards.
forward pass was incomplete. so ].
Butler dropped back to the I5-yard mark
and tried another drop kick, with the
same result Is the first one. Rockwell
egain kicked, but the ball went outside
after travelling 40 yards.
Shortley made 9 yards around end
and J. Butler tore off Is yards through
the line. The Butler brothers carrying
the ball in turns. to Gallaudets 4-yard
line, and after three-line plunges, J.
Butler went over for a touchdown,
kicking goal. Score: Catholic University.
Z: Gallaudet, 0.
Rockwell kicked of to B. Butler. who
ran the ball back . yards ending the
first period.
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Pmse; 2,yeAr-od hIlos: five fur
longs. Rapid May. los: Iess Cockran, lOs: Zudora.
los; Happiness IOs Fan. lO CAbirs. los; Stsranse.
los; Innovation, l6
SECOND RACE-Four-ycar-ol and upward: sell
ing SI furIones David Montgomery. To-: oldsmo-
tile lot: Amhri IC7: Col. McDousaT. lG; Marie
Coshin. lG; Miss Sherwood. 100; Willis, liz: Edith
W., liz; Mandaro. H.
THIRD RACE-Purse: 3year-olds and upward
five and one-half fIrlongs. Star Of Love- loli Con-
ming Tower, los: othello los; osaple los.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: 3yar-olds; sir fur
longs. 'Sanai. 100: BABY Lynch. lc2; 'Oh Bob loi
Money Maker 100: Billy Joe. l0s; M&znk. 100; Miss
Fielder loo; Royal Interest, Zoe.
FIFTH RACE-Selling: +year-olds and upward
sir furlongS Charley McFeETan. lot: Butterball.
lot: 'Prncrss Industry, lo7; ConnAuSht lO7; Mer-
c1uium. 100; Furlong, no. Balgee. 10; Ann Tilly.
IL,
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 5year-oIds and upward {;
one mile. Endurance. 81; Blooming Posy. 80;
Molly Cad. l0: .Gerdes, lD; Fairly. los; East
man. le; Sharper Knight lOs; Harwood. los;
Transparrnt los Madeline Mussrsve IL
sApurentcs allowances claimed.
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ISEMAN'S ALL-STARS
TRIM HAGERSTOWN

HaEerst0wn. Nd. Nov Capt. Ise-
mans All-StarS from Washington de-
feated til loca, All-Star team here day
bv a margin Of g pins. The games were
nip and tuck throughout. and only
through tn" ability of the Washington
crowd to go out and get the wood did
they pull away with tho laUrels.
This v2s the first ~ the scheduled five
games 10 nc played between the two
teams. and with isE already ON the
series the Washington gang has good
chance OF coprins,L Michsud. with set
of 6S. and capt. IsSman. with 4 total pin
fall OF 80. made the best records OF the
teams. Scores.
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SHORT CONTRACTS FOR CUBS.
Chicago VIII Only Engage Player,
for Year, 1t Is said,

Chicago. Nov. 25-Short term contracts
will hereafter be offered players of the
Chicago National League Club. it was
announced yesterday. 1t was said that
officers of the club had become con-
WINGED that the long agreements. extend
ing over several seasons. gave the
STRIKERS among the players too much
of an opportunity to invent excuses for
absences from games.
Phil Douglas. pitcher. obtained from
Brooklyn a few months ago, signed q
one-year contract yesterday. being the
first of the Cubs not already under con-
tract to bind himself for 1916,
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-O.W.P erry's Harry Shaw
Wins Feature at Bowie
BOWIE SELECTIONS

BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.
First race-Jerry. Jr.. Wizard.
CeltabeL.
Second race-Monty Fox, Jim
Basey. Anxiety.
Third race - Sempsella, Gold
Cap, Ethan Allen.
Fourth race-Sprint, Daddy's o.
Choice, Candle.
Fifth race-JackIet, Primary.
Blue Mouse.
Sixth race-Pierrott, Lily Orme,
Mamie K.
Seventh race-Pharoah. King
Box, Scorpii
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ALEXANDER WOLF AND GEORGE W.
OFFUTT. Jr.. Attorneys.

~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Joseph Ber1nan. plaintiff vs.. Jennis
Miller Hysan, LEO v. Hysan, Defendants At law.
No 53o.-The object Of this suit is 20 recover the
sum Of thirtyhVe hundred dollars CS3000 with In
tsrest thereon from July %. 1913. the balance dus
from the dsfendAnts 20 the plaintif. being his de-
hcencJ the sale Of certain real estate under deed
Of trust certain trust notes he'd by the plaintiff
and to have Judgment Of condemnation against the
equitable interest Of the defendant. Jennie Miller
Hysan in and tn the real estate known and distin-
gulshed As lot numbered fOrty-seven 90 in square
one hundred and thirty-one G3J, levied On under
attachment issued in this satisfy the pIain-
tits claim.
II Is. therefore. this 24th day Of November. A. d.
1915. ordered that the said defendant Jennie Miller
Hysan. sppear in this court before the fortieh
day. exclusive o. Sundays and legal holidays AFTER
the date Of the hrst publication q this order To
defend this suit and show cR1se. II any ne have
why the aid condemnation should be had other
wise the suit will Be proceedei with In Of
default. Provided copy Of this order b published
once week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald bcto-e AID day. By the Court: ASHLEY
VI. GOULD. Justice. true cDTy-Test: (SealD
J. r. Young. Clerk; ALT, 6. BCHRMAS. Al
sistAnt Clerk.
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May Manage Memphis Club.

New York. Nov. Sit is limited that
the management OF the Memphis South
ern Association club will be turned over
TO George Moriarty. Briscoe Lord, once a
member of the Athletics, was let out a
week or SO ago and now the story is GO
ing the rounds that Moriarty will be ap-
pointed to the position,
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Telegraph Selections at Bowie.

First race-wizard. Cellabel, Ell
bond.
Second race-The Busybody, North
Light, Anxiety.
Third race-Preston Lynn. Sempelli
Ethan Allen.
Fourth race-Black Coffee, Sprint
Daddy's Choice.
Fifth race-Jacklet. Casaba, Mid.
Sixth race-Mamie K, Pierrot, Ford
Mai.
Seventh race-Burwood, Scorpi 1.
King Box.
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To Meet Brooklanders.

The strong Ontario Athletic Club will
meet the Brookland Athletic Club on the
Catholic University Field today At 1880
a m. Capt. Albuisan requests that all
HIS men be at Ontario road at $50 o'clock
sharp.
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Lineup and summary

TouchSowns-J Butler, Rogers -. Goals from
tuuchdowrs-J. Butler. g. Goals missed from field
J. Butler e. Cu-cadcn Referee-Iieut Cannon,
Navy Umrirr-Nr HecoI Tech. Head linesman-
John 4 Ducan GonZsga. Field judSe-Mr. Nc.
CURE. Harvard. Timckeeper-Mr. NcGuirr. Har-
ward. substitutions- AheaTn for MCCuc, StTsub for
Greer. HON for Murphy Doherty for McRenney,
ROddy for Shortley. TOoe for Rogers Sullivan for
J. Butler. White for R. Butler. Cassidy for White,
Hueple for Wenger. Wenger for Hueplc CSTTs for
Nenger. Tine Of quArtens-l5 minutes
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suhstitutions-Schmidt for SIartindale AIT for
Derrick. Derrick for Shank Shank for Derrick Der
rick for Axt Woodward for schmidt, Tarbutton for
Kishpaush, Smith for Shank. German for F1I,on
Roger for kIode. Uhler for Branham sAitcheson for
Williams. CuSgins for Rich. Field goals missed
Hsrt. p WilkinSrn. 4: Hoffman. s Goal from Aeld
Holman. Referee-Mr. shaw Ohio WesleySp
Umpire-Mr Sler. Princeton Head lfnSsmap-Mr
BrumbNush. Lshish. Field judge-Mr Palmer
Colby. Time Of periods-y Minutes
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
Columbia, holding Proosts Court No. zNa,
Administration. This il to give notice: That the
subscriber Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Prooate Court Of the District Of Column
bia. letters testamentarJ on the estate Of Mary
A MeCaIoch. late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. An persons having claims asainst the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the sane.
with the vouchers Thereof legally authenticated.
TO the subscriber. On or befors the 9Th day Of
August. A d. 1916: otherwise they nay By Law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 5th day Of August lSiS
ABRAHAM B. KEEPER. 2u3 First ST. NV
Attest: tSeaD JAMES TANNER. Register ot Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk q the PROBATE
Court A. Il. KEEFER Attornev
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DIED.

BENSON-On Tuesday. November -, 1915,
HARVEY r. BENSON
Funeral services at Gunton-Temple
Presbyterian Church on Saturday,
November q, at 40 p. M. Interment
at Springfield Ohio.
BI.AKENEY-On Wednesday. November
-. 1915. at SIS p. m, after a lingering
illness. MARIE A. beloved daughter
OF the late Thomas C and Martha E
Blakeney. at the residence OF her Sis
ter, Mrs. Herbert 7. Wright 1903
Georgia avenue northwest.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. (Philadel-
phia and Tennessee papers please
COpyD
LANGHORNE-On Wednesday. No
vember a. 1915, at II 20 a. m, JOHN
DEVALL LANGHORNE. in his sd
year. at his residence. 1910 Eighteenth
street northwest
Notice OF funeral later.
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FOURTH PERIOD.

Line pIunges netted c. u. first down,
but Referee Cannon penalized c. U. for
holding. A forward pass was incom-
plete. so Shortley kicked 80 yards to
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Summary: Referee-w. S. LAngford, Trinity.
Umpire-Darid l.. Fultz Brown. Field judge
Carl Marshal Harvard. Head hnesman-w. R.
okeson Uehighl. Time Of quarers-I5 minutes
Touchdovns-Bsnett ca. Williams, Shiverick
Goals from touchdowns-Barrett a. Field goals
Barrett and H4wley. SubstitutionS: Cornell
Jewell for TIey: lander for Eckley. Pennsylrania-
Hawlsy for Hopkins: Murdoch for Hauley: Price
for Neil; Harris for Russell; Ross for williams;
Loucks for williams; nshs for Loucks; Loucks for
Ball
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GALLAUDET LOSES
TO CATHOLIC u.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE Ten.
Gallaudet appeared lacking in rudiment.
airy football.
The game in detail follows:
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

On saturday, December II. 1918. at
10 o'clock a. m. in front OF the United
states storage COmpaHy's warehouse.
iiS-42o Tenth street northwest. Wash
inCton. D. c. there will be sold at pub
lie auction. to inforCe liens for stoT-
age charges. etc, due and unpaid. all
goods furniture. household and per-
sonal effects on storage in names OF =.
Bernard. D-. Malcolm Cameron. Mrs.
Alice ". King. y .. Tracy. UNITED
ST TVS STDPA AGE 90 INC
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iS95 ST, NW.-CHEERFCL, WELI|HEATEI
room with board for couple: gentlemen; IS week
Tady help around house for her share Of board
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use HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-TW0 LABORERS EXPERIENCED
in helping carpenter: good wages. For inforrna-
ton apply al Hobart place NV.
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sAuurenticu allowances claimed.
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him, and maybe he wanted to give his
teammates a chance. And then, again,
maybe dear old Penn was suddenly de-
veloping too much strength in the arms
and legs, as well as in the head, for
Chuck and Cornell.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

go col ROAD-TWON LARGE SCI
st-rr I1n-rs: steam heat: reasgnahle.
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FOR DENT-FLAT.

IUh UE4NI-fLd1
FLAT FOR KENT-SROOM. BATH. FURNACE
attic. every cOynenienoe. Splendid euudirton. ors
North Al
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

E0s Q ST.-TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, ~
hoCr. unfIfrnisied: hall room, furnished; phon
h. W. Sunday or eTeningsl.
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WANTED : BOY WITH WHEEL ANGEL
PRINTING CO.. lid n. Y. ave. NV.
WANTED-AT ONCE. HANDY MAN ABOUND
APARTMENT house; one who can repair electric
bells. locks and doors; also paint some. y ID
st ne.