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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-24
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Pus. 500: three year-olds and
upward: selling: 1--WE furiongs Media LAwrnoe. s.
Lindsey, to /, to !, even, won: Phil Conner.
l0e tBauerl, out, second; ldlexeis Ill -tHinphy)
to 5. third. lime. n6 IS. Electrician. Gen. War
rem, Malik and Flatbush also ran.
SECOND RACE-Rurse. 500; threeyear-olds and
upward: selling; hve frrlongs. Ynca, los Ur4p.
to 2 even. 1 20 2. won: Calethumpian. los koer-
ncr), to S. to S. second: Stevesta, lr (Hnphy).
to ]. third Time. 90. May bps. Bulger. Black
Chief Barn Dance. and J. H. BAR also ran.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500; threeyesr-olds and
upward: selling; five furion@. Catharine Tuner.
Toe Coleman. to !. to I, even, won; Mortsyie.
lis tConnors, to !, to I. second: saturnus. lo4
Dryer, Z to 10. third. Time. lA+s Virginia
Hite Mountain Pearl. Lady May. Columbia Lady.
Still Day, Uncle kiz, Dr.. Cam. Spithre. and
Kettle Drum also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Puns. 500: threeyearolds and
upward: selling; dx furionp. La Mode. Zoe tCole
mani. to 9. to s. } to 5. won; Lochiei. liz Zap
lnI. to S. to 10. second: yellow Eyes. N Rob
insnnl. 70 2. third Time. lis Is Stubborn.
Kszan, sepulseda. Uncle Ben. and Moncief also
nn-
FIFTH RACE-One and onesxtecnth miles:
purse, 500: threeyear-oads and upward: selling.
Fairy Godmother. lU UAnerty,. to I. /: to l.
even. won: Sweet Lotto. IS tRobinsonJ. 9 to s. to
s. secood: Minda. 10 tPitx), even. third. Time.
] s. Is. Racy. Milky Way. Mike Cohen. Heart
Beat. Milton h.. Bob R.. Fos.l Day. and Tsy Pay
also ran.
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MATTY AND M'GRAW
READY FOR BIG HIKE
Main String of Giants Athletes Will
Leave New York Thursday for
Lone Star State.

New York, Feb. 23.-They came to
town silently this morning. dragging
their golf bags behind them. No bands
to meet them; no cheering crowds to
greet them: they just came to town
that's all They. We wish to mention.
were Christy Mathewson, who has
pitched baseball under the shadow OF
Coogan's BLUM ever since the war. and
Jawn McGraw. who tells Christy what
to shoot over the platter.
OF course, the principal reason for
their quiet entry was to pack the old
gladstones and prepare for a trip to
Marlin, Tex. to join the rest of the
Giants and start off training to see IL
there Is a chance of winning a pennant
this year.
The Giants will marshal Thursday
afternoon at o'clock at the Grand
Central and glide away to che Lone
Star State. About two carloads of
baseball players and ivory will make
the journey.
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Thre~year-olds and upward; sell
ing; one mile. Blanch Lewis. no: Yorkshire Boy.
loS sIdlsxeiss. l0: Col. Brown. 10; 'Mr. Mack.
700; 'wolfs- Baths. ~; Cslsthumpian. 100: Or.
Dousherty. IL: Free VIII. IL: Retsnte. IL:
voithogpe. III.
SECOND RACE-Five and . half furionss:
pure. 500: thre<ysaro'ds and upward: selling
sGal1y. -; Rustic Maid. LOO; Chitra. 100: 'Sor.
dello. nl Laura. ic4; 'spoAn. los; Northern Light.
los: Chiltna Trance. ~; Car Michsel. -: skestA
ZOE. Buly. 10: Chilla. IL: Pethrock. ia
THIRD RACE-One mile: purs. 800: three
yearoids and upwrd: selling. Banjo jim. lc:
'surrene. ls: Patty Resan. l0: .Sepulveda. 10:
Jsxboue loa; Col Holloway. 10: Napier. la.
FOURTH RACE-Fiss furipuu: specisi army
oGsS:n 49, go. 49,.
ysar-oA and up~sra: selling. Yellow F1owr. NJ
'Ajaz. NJ: mash. N: .Noissnt. -: Inferno
Quesa. los 'Bunice 100: Quick start 10; 'Cutty-
hunk, 10: Gerard. lY: Runway. is: Transport. Ia
SIXTH RACE-six furlonss: pine. so; three-
yearolds ssd upward; sailing 'Pierot. q: "A. n.
Akin. @: Bamboo. -: Honey Rec. 10: Ray
e,llshk. -: seCls. ~; 'yO Pm. ~: Dsiss
Pa -; TsdD fsal -; TssUuaye -
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Catholic U. Eligible
For South AtlanticS
The Brooklanders Will Push
Georgetown for Honors in
Big Indoor Meet Saturday
NIGHT.
ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY

among the numerous colleges that will
be seen at the Georgetown meet on tn,
9th of February Is Catholic University.
This local college will have men entered
IN both the open and closed events.
Word was received yesterday that Catho-
lie University had been voted members
Of the South Atlantic intercollegiate Ath-
eligible to compete in the association
events that are to be held in the George
town track meet Saturday night.
This means that the new corners may
materially affect the distribution Of
points for the championship title that
VIII be decided on that night. At present
Georgetown has a comfortable lead in
the race. How the advent of Catholic
University will affect tho competition
cannot be determined.
Manager Curry. of the Hilltoppers. ~
ceived entries from George Washington
University yesterday. This college will
be well represented In the events closed
TO members of the South Atlantic Asso-
citation as well as in several open events
The Boy Scouts Of America have sent
IN their entries for the special relay that
has been arranged for their benefit.
Though not famous for their track work
the scouts Of the District have some ver-
fast men on their teams, and keen and
vigorous competition Is expected when
the representatives OF the different troops
are arrayed against each other
Over 800 entries have already been re-
ceived by the management of the meet,
and at least 100 more are expected be-
fore the entries finally close tomorrow
night This will equal last years great
and all who are connected with
the meet are consequently sure of having
a very successful meet. The indoor track
a n, fhfs
the Georgetown meet, and hence 1t Is not
surprising that the athletes are anxious
to try their speed indoors once more be-
fore taking up the cinder path and spiked
shoes. The entries will positively close
today.
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UAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selling: twoyear-olds; four fur
longs. Meal Ticket. S.: Emily r, %; Brooks %
Little Bigger. s.: 'Megaphone. -; 'Illuminator N2
Anita R. lo4; Jimmie Hunt. los; Lola, Jos; Schulen
burg lc: Sangallo Ds.
SECOND RACE-Selling: four.year-oids and up
ward SIX furionss. Capt. DEuse. M; CLOUD Chief.
lo7; Rio Brazos. lC: Duneara. los; Amusement
100; Capt. updsley. IL; Kid Nelson. liz: Salali.
liz: Sharper KNIGHT liz; Counaught, IL; Tony
Koch. LIZ: Henry Walbank, lie; Delaney, H.
Praetorian. liz: Rnbioon II. lis.
THIRD RACE-SeTling: threeyesro,ds; 1--we and
one-hah fu-iougk John Spohn. 100: Old Bob. lI:
mabel Dulweoer. ico; Lemon. nos; B. A. Jones' los
True Lane. Nc: Helen Rayboud. los; Rssenhall.
los: Make Good los; Ysssenm. ITO: Langhorne.
lis.
FOURTH RACE-nrssyesr-olds and upward;
handicap: one mile. Florin. -: Beulah s. 30; Trsn-
sact. %: Mamie McDee 10: Executor 10; Mud
SUI. ne; Gen. Narchmout rs; Rash. lis: Col.
Marchmnt ID
FIFTH RACE-Seliing: iour-year-olds and ND
ward: hvs and one-haH furlonssl Inpefator, N6
Thistle Belle. 10: Osspae. ~: Theodorita, 10:
Manganese. In; Orimsr Led. IL; Pride Of LIZ
more. rs.
SIXTH RACE-sellins: threyesr-osds and UNI
ward: one mile. Twilight 8: Cheuou, .; Paw,
8; eChoctav. va: Andrew O'Dzy, ~: WsxesinR
rs; Curious. 10; Msrouiun. ~
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NICKALLS DRIVES PENS CREWS.
Big Englishman Sends Oarsmen
Eight Miles on SchulykilI.

Philadelphia. Feb. 2-Cosch Vivian Nckalls
gave I'll. Rcd and Blne crews their hardest workout
of the season the Schuylkin River yesterday.
when he drove them eight mile.
NickaIls bOated six Fights and as soon as he
launched the last crew he told Capt. Merrick to
spin for eight miles and to keep the pace high all
the time the men were the water.
Rodger Garyin, who is at present. ineligible, re-
ported and out in one Of the eights. Garvin
that he will be ready to race at Poush-
keer-ie and that rowing viii keep him in good
health and enable him to get out Of his books
than II he unk no e1ercis.
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LITTLE HOPE FOR RECOVERY.
Bob Laheld, the Quarter Back, IL
Given Up by Physicians.

Baltimore. Feb. 23-Bob Lafeld the Johns Hop
Hns quarter back. who has made such . heroic
fight 70 his life since his vertebrae fractured
in the game with Lehigh At South Bethlehem. Pa.
October 4, is still alive. but there 10 hope for
his recovery. according q dispatch received hero
from Wilmington. Del, this afternoon.
His physicians admitted this afternoon that the
end is but . few hours off,
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FAIL TO STOP GARFIELDs.
GEORGETOWN Day Props Swamped by
Clubmen, "a to II.

The GEORGETOWN Day School PrrIs. Like many
other quints N and around the District. failed to
check the fast Garfield bunch last night. when the
boys from ,1os the creek fell before the independ-
ents BY the score of a TO Il.
The Southeast boys took an early lead. When
Miller shot q difficult basket . few seconds after
the initial toot Of the whistle and not once there
after we're they behind. The Prep boys failed to
show anything like what was expected. although
Stohlman I.lAyed well for the losers
Wheeler, the big Garfield center. established .
record last night that will probably stand for quite
few days. when he passed the District marx BY
shooting twenty-four field goals and foul. thereby
becoming tho star Of the evening. The team work
Of the winners was the best seen this year.
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GERMANY Schulz to Coach.

Ann Artor. Mich, Feb. 3.-Gennany Schulz Inns
coach Of the Michigan football team. was in Ann
Arbor yesterday comforting with Athletic Director
Bartelme. While nothing was given out. 1t is
understood that the big center attached his auto
graph to a contract to assist Head Coach Yost
again next fall It was rmnred last fall that
Schulz was considering going elsewhere the COM
ing seasun but yesterdays visit is taken to mean
that he will again be with the Wolverines Coach
Lunduen will start batting practice for the var
sity nine today. and the veterans arc all erected
to report this veek.
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TO PLAY LOCAL.
Alfredo De Orc Meets Billiard Ar
tiAt Mt ROYAL ParlOrs,

Alfredo De oro CHAMPION thrce-clhhion billiard
player. will play series Of four ffty-point games
at the Roy1l Billiard Parlor. beginning tonight,
with Ed Hickey. OF the best local players as
his opponent \ suitable prize will be given 10 the
local player who makes the best sore against De
Oru DE Orc will also give an exhibition Of fancy
slots after each game.
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HARTFORD TEAM TO RUN.
Mount Pleasant r! Ia, Club to Be
in GeorxetoHn Meet.

The Hartford A. C.. last years siIteen-yearold
baseball champions. will enter relay in the George
town meet. Tn track squad. which has been prac-
ticing the Arcade for the past two weeks. is in
excellent shape and great things are expected Of
them Saturday night.
Time trials were held and the following men will
make up the relay: Hail. Pagan. Rowe. and Hart.
Harold Hart. the anchor Of the Red and
White. Is one Of the fastest youngsters in the
District, and his team mates depend greatly upon
him To pull the team through at the finish.
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JJH&z''e

MOUNT PLEASANT DUCkPrN LEAGUE
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suuSttCtlorS- estern, :. smith lof ruiler.
Whelchcl for Gibin, Baker for Leetch, Culberson
for Peck Georgetown Preps-Cooke for Monahan.
A. Smith for Cooney. Goals from foor-Peck 49,.
Peine -. S. Smith o. Daily a. G. Smith. Gull
berson Henry. Goals from Roor-Pene t2). Daily.
s. Smith. Reteree-Mr. Morse. Time Of halves
Is and % minutes.
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Sloufeds Start on Training Trip.

st. Louis Mo-. Feb 23-The advance training
squad Of tn st. Louis Federals departed for Key
West. Ia, last night. Fielder Jones. manager Of
the team, and eight players made up the party.
They will be Joined at Key West by the remainder
Of the team in about ten days The entire party
then will to Havana. Cuba, for training until the
orerng Of the season
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TERRAPNS NAME DATES.


Baltimore. Feb. 23.-Eght practice games. in
GLIDING three in Baltimore Just before the open
eral League On April 10. will be played by the
Terrapins this spring. Secretary Harry Goldman
announced the following dates today: March IS.
North Carolina College at Raleigh. y. c.; March
% North Carolina College at Fayetteville. n. C.:
March s. Lafayette College at Fayetteville. n. C.
March 2. Wilmington at Wilmington; April /.
State College of Pennsylvania at Fayetteville:
Apil :. Loyola ollege Of Baltimore at Terapln
Park here; April 9, MuhlenbeV College Of Allen
town. Pa, at Terrapin Park here; April O. Al
brechts Of Baltimore. At Tenapin Park.
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WOLGAST THE FAVORITE.
Picked to Beat Leach Cross in Bou,
Friday Night.

New York. Feb. 1.-The favorable reports
Ad Wolgssts condition have made tho Michigan
lightweight a slight favorite Leach Cruss
for their bout at the Garden Friday night
After a fve-mile through Central Park to-day
Wolgsst worked for a full hour at the sym. wind
ing up with a siXrUsInd bout with Freddie Andrews
and a tworound wrestling 20. Tomorrow Cross will
wind up his hand work. After his workout Cross
weighed l5i pounds.
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Several Injured in Fox Chase

West Chester. Pa, Feb. 3.-Yesterdays foI
chase the nveliet experienced by the Mather
ard Pickering Hunts for several years and several
riders were thrown from their mounts. Mrs John
II. Valentine Of Bryn Mawr. was rendered uno,a-
scious for several hours. and Victor Mather 70
ceived q broken finger while John Baldwin was
considerably bruised from being thrown Several
foxes were started but the dogs were called on
before Reynard was captured.
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Bernard to Wrestle.

Tony Bernard. the local Italian wrestler will
meet William Dryden in a finished match at the
Northeast Temple Monday night at the catch
ascstchcan style for tho benefit of the Lincoln
Camp. No. lAi5. Modem Wocdmen Of the World
Pat OCounor has been secured to referee the
bout preliminary bout between some fast
amateurs will oIsn the show.
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Boston Brings $1,000.

New York. Feb 3.-One Of the first sales at the
Westminster Kennel Club show at Madison Square
Garden was mde last night when George T. Par
ker. formerly president Of the Boston Terrier Club
bought the Boston terrier Clifton Star from Charles
+. McQuillan for 81 20. after the dog har Just
a first prins. This is the highest price that has
been paid for Boston terrier in 1--we years.
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TO PLAY VIRGINIA.
Charlottesville Five Meets Catholic
University Thursday.

The Catholic University basketball team will
play the University Of virginia FIVE here Thurs
day night at the Carroll Institute gym in the final
game Of the series. Tho Brooklanders were de-
feated by the Virxinians a month ago in Char.
lottssvlhe by y to . count and are out for re-
vense. and Coach Freddie Rice will leave nothing
untuIned to grab Of a victory from tho Orange
and Blue
Cartwright the speedy forward Of the Catholic
University team. will be unable to play because
Of being behind in his studies Heinchlif is e1-
pected to fill in the zap in tho forward position.
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PIRATES GET JOHNSON.
Former Cleveland First Stacker Par-
chased by PfttsburE Club.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb E-The Pittsburgh National
League club has closed its deal for Wheeler r.
tDoc) Johnston. Of the Cleveland American Leag,e
team, and the big first baSeman is now the prop
erty Of the Pirates. The deal was closed last
night President Barney Dreyfus received . tsle-
gram from Johnston who is at his home in Chat
tano"sa accepting Pittsbrzhs terms and expressing
his willingness to play here.
The Pirzte owner at once got in communicate ton
with President Charles Somers Of the Cleveland
club on long distance Telephone and negotiations
for the tranFer Of Johnston were closed in 4 few
minutes Pittsburgh obtained Johnston BY the
waiver route. and it Is said that only cash figured
in the transaction.
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Brunswick Il After Berth,

Frederick. Nd. Feb 3.-BrinsNick Is milking an
effort to be the sixth club in the circuit to be com
pletcd at q meeting at Hagerstown on Thursday.
Amos kaplon manager Of the team. has interested
q number Of persCns in the p-oject and expects to
have q guarantee sufficient to meet reuuirementa
Brunswick fans ay the receipts At the sames two
years ago. when the town was in . circnit. averaged
500 Q game.
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Basketball Game Postponed.

The basketball game between
Georgetown and George WASH
inxton which was scheduled to
be held tonight was postponed
yesterday because Of the crippled
condition Of the Hilltop tossers.
Pref. McNemar, Of the Bun and
Blue colleEians, agreed to post
pone the game when the condi-
ton of the Hilltoppers was made
known. A date will be named
later on in the month for this
contest.
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Leech Will Strengthen Team.

Pittsburgh. Feb. 9.-Manager Charley Herzne.
Of the Cincinnati team, who came here yesterday
and signed Outfeder Tommy Leach TO q one-year
contact with the Reds called at Pirate headquar-
tiers today. He is delighted his success in
landing Leach and figures that the little fellow
will give the needed strength to his oufield. Her
zog denied that he made an effort while here To
win Marty Berghammer back to tho Red fold.
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CHAMPION BILLIARD CONTEST.
Big Treat for billiard Fans of This
City.

George Sutton and hon Eansds. both members
of the Champion Billiard Players League. will aIS
pear al the Loader Billiard Psrlors next Monday
night in Of the regular scheduled contests Of
the league To be held in this city during the present
seasnn.
The contest will he 80 points at l41 halkIine the
style Of game which created such sensation
during the recent championship tournament at the
Hotel Astnr, New York. and caused quite a senss-
ton among the local billiard fans.
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Rebels to Leave Sunday.

Pittsburgh. Feb. 2.-Altering his original plans
for the departure Of the club sv~trainins trip
TO Augusta, Ga. Manager Cakes. of the Rebels
to-day announced that the vanguard of the Pitts
hurgh Federals would leave for the South Sun
day OF Monday. The advance delegation will con
sist Of Manager oakes. Edward konetchy. Jimmy
Austin and the new outSelder. Jim Kelley. who was
signed last SATURDAY
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Goals from hOor-DaTis a. Hanel 81. Moore q.
Mathews e., Holmes (SD. Goals frun fouls-DaIis
a.. Holmes 81 Mathews. Referee-Mr Mchay-
Tner-Mr. Mluuer. Time of hzlves-D and d
minutes. Scorer-Mr. Jones.
fast game in which the " boys continued
their winning streak played The hest work
for " was done by DAVIS. Moore. and Haner.
while Mathews. Fitzgerald. and Mclaughlin played
good for Carroll.
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HEFFELFINGER MAY HELP YALE.
Blues Greatest Guard Spoken of
a q Line Coach.

New Haven. Feb. 23.-William Heneldnser. Tale's
greatest guard. has been put forward By a number
of alumni As permanent line coach. He has
come here to confer with Capt AIeck Wish about
the matter.
Wilson's coaching staff for next fall has been
announced with Martin and Netcham - the line
coaches and the creation of the position would
be Z radical departure from The plans made BY
Wilson for the SEASON.
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ARCADE DUCKPIN LEAGUE.
ns.,sdila NaAioual.
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HILLTOP PREPS ARE
SWAMPED BY WESTERN
Red and White Quint Has Easy Time
Trimming Blue and Gray Tossers
by 45 to 9 Count.

In a one-sided game yesterday. the
fast Western quint easily defeated the
Georgetown Props in the Armory by
score of a to g The contest was loosely
played and embarrassing
The Red and White lads held the Props
scoreless in the first period. but in the
second half the Blue and Gray basket
tossers managed to get four goals from
floor and one from foul Peck starred
for the winners, while Daley featured
for the losers.
A league game between GonZaga and
Army and Navy Academy is to be played
at Georgetown today. Lineup and sum-
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A. A. to Open About April IA.

Chicago. Eco. 5.-Ths Amaican atoms
schedule conmittee. appointed at its meeting hero
yesterday Is expected To have its chart ready for
adoption and publication inside d thres weeks.
President Chivinston sid today. The season 10 to
open about April IA. President Chivineton ex-
pressed regret On learning Of the death Of Pr1i-
dent KavanauGh, Of the Southern League.
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NV Primer Il Issued.

How TO Berrme An Athlete for Besinpem.
the latest number Of the new primer series in
spaldtnss line Of publications. appears today. This
book. following out the object Of the series, Is
published for instruction Of those who know moth
ing Of the requisites and training REQUIRED by afh-
letss. The primer ID edited b James Z. Sullivan.
secretary Amateur Athletic Union. snd editor q
Rvrd pubtcations q sthlstiR
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HeflinRer to Coach Line

New Haven. Conn. Feb. 9-"Pudse' HealinSer
was tonight announced coach Of Yale football
rush line for next fall. A two days couferenee be-
tween Capt Wilson Of Yale: Capt Click, Of Prince
ton, and Capt Mahan- Of the Harvard eleyens.
closed tonight No decision was reached
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Sullivan After Ump's lob.

Chicago. reb. 3-Bnly Sullivan. the veteran
White Sou catcher. who was handed his uncondi-
tional release recently has decided to wire to Pref
dent johnson for . place On the stan of umpirs
this season. Sullivan has been with the American
League since 1901.
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Chicago. H.. Feb. 3.-The report was sTreaf
along hebasehau rialto yesterday afternoon tina
Judge Landis will give his decision in the Fed
eral LeagueO. NIB. court fight some time thi
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Allen to Ride for Parr,

Baltimore, Md. Feb. Z.-The call Of the turf has
proved too strun: for Willie Allen who several days
ago announced his retirement. Allen, who Is one
Of the hest Stcerlecase jockeys in the country has
cone back opd will ride for Col. Raj Pan, the
local turfman- he. however, specified that he would
receive no other mounts, than those Of Col PAM
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Jack Dillon Wins from Howard

New York. Feb. Z.-Jack Dillon, weighing ITS
pounds. trounoed johnny Howard. lSsis pounds in
ten rounds at The Broadway Sporting Club tonight
Dllon dropped his adversary in the seventh with q
right hook to the jaw. In the other star bout Of
ten rounds Eddie Wallace scored . one-sded victory
oyer Kid Sullivan.
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who was on the firing line for the re-
serves struck out trio of the varsity
team.
Whitaker sowed up the ball game for
the varsity in the third inning when with