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The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
BITS OF BASEBALL.

The s.. L1uis Federal League club IS waiting TO
Sc what Mc'iraw does with Art KOrts. II the
Giants send him TO a minor league he will be made
a temrting oher.
Cy FalkenberZ. the tall hurler who demonstrated
that an athlete come hack. " nav be traded
by the India polls club 10 the RroOkfeds
Heine GrOh. the little Rcd inhelder is under.
scinS treatment in Cincinnati for an injury 70 his
leg GrOh stTsinCd 4 musrIs last fall and the hurt
has bothered him sincr.
Fielder Jones declares that Roy Corhsn, the San
Francisco infeldcT. may claim that he has not
tumped TO the Feds If he chooses but he can't
deny he signed a two-yesr contract with them and
aCreTted $50 in advance money.
Heinie Zim is Of the OPINION that the magnates
made the one best move Of the season when they
Totsd 10 reduce the umpire's salaries.
DaTy Jones. the veteran big IeagIer who signed
with the Pittfds last season, will probably be made
member Of the Tin Can Order before the season
opens. President GWinner intimates that it u
doubtful whether he will be retained or not
The Maps viii get along with only two scouts in
l9l5' ays Western dispatch Judging BY their
talent Of recent years they would get along whole
lot better without any.
Joe Tinker. the Chifeds manager may sign his
former Chicago team mate Jimmy Sheckard as
utility OutfoldeT. SheCkard has just been succeeded
manager Of the Cleveland A. A. team by Jack
Knight
1t Is reported that George stovaII manager Of the
Kansas City Feds has incurred the diypleasIre Of
the club owners and may be released.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
PENN OARSMEN ARE
DECLARED PERFECT
Seven Of Poughkeepsie Eight are Pro-
nounced Fit After Medical
Exam ion.

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 23.-"NothinE is
wrong with rowing. exclaimed Vivian
Nickalls as he Sauntered down to the
rowing room at WeiEhtman Hall at
Franklin Field. Yesterday morning, and
began to get things in shape for the
days toll.
The entire seven who rOwed at PouEh-
keepsie have been through the medical
examination. conducted by Drs. Norris
and Goodman. and have Just been in
formed that there is not the slightest
thing wrong with any OF the big fell
lows. I cannot imagine what could have
been wrong at Wisconsin. I have been
wondering II something went aWry with
the doctors testing pumps. To me it is
impossible that fellows sliCked up for 4
four-mile championship race. chaps at
the very height Of their youth, fellows
who have never been all beaten out by
life. can be wrong physically. 1t may
be that A good many of them were all
wrong before they started to row.
My fellows are all right and I am
mighty glad of it. There is no telling
what would have happened to rowing If
either Penn, Harvard, Yale, Princeton.
Columbia or Cornell had discovered some
thing the equal OF Wisconsins troubles
Well, everything's o. X. now and we
can settle down to the hardest kind Of
work.
Il have only one worry now, and that
is Captain" John Smith. my Caretaker
lie has been up to the Billy Sunday meet
ings every night At first I thought he
was getting a line on collections. or that
he had the spring fever but l guess
they have him groggy. for he has been
humminG camp meeting tunes for
couple of days"
Coach NickalIs was then asked who
would stroke the varsity eight this sea-
son. He took one long pun of his single
cylinder ninety-horsepOwer briar, Curled
a Whit of smoke over his lips that re-
scmbled Baldwin's on busy day. and
said:
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Charlie White-WelSh
Battle Declared Off
Chicago Lightweight Is Ill at
Apartment with High Fever,
Caused by Training.
FIGHT POSTPONED WEEK

New York. Jan. 24.-The Charlie
White-Freddie Welsh fight. which was
to have taken place Tuesday night
at Madison Square Garden, is of
White is lying ill at his apartments
in the Apthorp with a temperature OF
104 degrees. He is being attended Iy
DR.. Gerschel and DR.. Flynn, the la
ter being official physician for the
Garden Athletic Club. Both phys
clans agreed tonight that it would be
suicidal for White to think of going
on for a bout Tuesday night, even IL
he is out of bed by that time
Whites Hines came on him suddenly
shortly after midnight last night He
awoke out of a sleep with a heavy
chill and soon had a doctor at his
apartment. 1t was impossible to flag
nose the case accurately. as II had a
look of grip and some symptoms OF
biliousness.
There was a suspicion also that il
might be sort Of training fever SINH
lar to staleness. but as White had taken
long rest before beginning training for
the go with Welsh this was held to be
improbable.
White himself gamely insisted that he
would he out of bed in a few hours The
fever was broken with medicine. and he
rested easier. He insisted that Nate
Lewis. his manager. conceal the fact OF
his Illness.
1T is only a little cold White said
81 will be all right and able to fight
Tuesday night"
Lewis accordingly gave out the usual
news report that White was all right
but confined his training to a walk
and light exercise. but late tonight the
!. n. S. learned Of Whites Illness and
Lewis readily confirmed the report when
II was put up to him fatty.
The proba bilities are that the fight
will be booked for a week from Tues
day night if Whites illness turns out to
he what It is now thought to be. a
sharp attack of grip or cold There
is little chance of a substitution with
Welsh on the original date, as the Gar
den A. c. wishes to give White the
fairest treatment possible. Therefore
II will give him ample time to get in
shape. or definitely unfit. before max
ing any further arrangements for the
Welsh fight.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
TO PLAY TwENTY-ONE GAMES.
Army to Meet Local College Basket.
ball Teams.

New Tork. Jan 2t-The Army's baseball schedule
Tor the season Of 1915 announced last night.
IL consists OF tWenty-ons games all Of which will
ne PLAYED at West Point. The season opens March
y with New YORK University. and ends June s.
Harvard Georgetown. FOrdham. SyrIcuse Penn
state and Navy some Of the principal contests
Sheduled. Seton Hail. Washington and Lee Uni
Tersity' and st. Johns College arc neWcoDeTs to
the Army stronghold
The game with the Navy scheduled for May
y u the champion contest for the cadets The
Amy team this year will be coached bT SAMMY
stranE, former Giant utility man who has had
such great success with the team for the last FIVE
years Meriliat. forward pass king Of the football
world, is captain Of the Army nine
The schedule follows:
March 81. New York University; April ) DicEin-
son; April :, Stevens April TO- RUTGERS; Ami "a
LAFAYETTE; April II, Harvard; April q, Seton Hall:
April q. Lehigh; April q Swarthmore. NAV
Georgetown: May s. Penn State: May 8 Washinrton
and Lee University May l2. Holy Cross; NAV I5
FOrdham May u. st. Johns Coege; MAY 2,
Spunsned Training School: May 4. vHlanoTa :
syracuse; June 5, Catholic University.
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FORDHAM PLEDGES
SUPPORT FOR CREW
Nearly 1000 Students Attend Mass
Meeting and Guarantee
Financial Support.

| New York. Jan. c4-NearIy 1,oOr
| Fordham students attended the mass
meeting in the university auditorium
yesterday and pledged support to the
project for a varsity crew. The alumni
were represented by Arthur A. Nc
Alcenan and Jack Mucahy. who were
| authorized to guarantee the expenses
| of the oarsmen.
McAleenan addressed the meeting
and told how it took Columbia Unit
versity eighteen years to develop
! winning crew and predicted at least
| winning four-oared crew at Pough-
keepsie for Fordham within that time
He urged the students to combine the
Fordham enthusiasm and the Columbia
tenacity.
MulCahy, who is Coluntarily sacri1c-
ing his time to coach the candidates.
advised abandoning the plan of enter
ing the PouEhkeepsie races for the
first two years. During that time the
Maroon Oarsmen will advance by row
ing all the big clubs in Greater New
York and then be in fit condition 10
be a factor on the Hudson, he said.
Mulcahy declared the freshman crew
would receive most attention. No
eight-oared crew will be formed this
year.
The Atalanta Boat Club is now open
to the FOrdham candidates. The row
ing machines will be installed in the
old gymnasium by the first of Febru-
airy. Meanwhile the crew candidates
will take up cross-counrry running To
condition themselves They will join
the indoor baseball men. who are now
taking jaunts through Pelham Bay
territory under the direction of Train
er Jake Weber.
On the first of February James Nc
Cormack, rs. who was appointed TO
take charge of the crew affairs. ex-
poets to have half a hundred candi-
dates for Coach Mulcahy to begin
with. 1t is the plan to have the men
work in the old gymnasium until the
first oportunity. when they shall try
out the new four-oared shell Coach
Mulcahy has ordered and intends to
keep at the Atalanta Boat Club
Byron Houck has Just discovered that he anf
act dual rrls Of professional bail playz md ana
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
KAUFF BRAINY PLAYER.
Sporting Writer Praises Indian
apoIIs Fed BasebaIIIan.

New York Jan. H-"Benny'' kauh Of the In
d8napDlis Fcds. is Of the bTainiest. tricki--t
players that I've seen IN my career a STnTti1g
writer. saws otto Flnto. one OF the best known
sporting eNpertE in the West.
FlOtD's statement hatly contradcts that of Davy
Jones time Detroit oaIt6elder who rnss up to
say. when kauf was acclaimed second Ty Cobb
'KauH is a fine mechanical player. but he hasn' Z
anv brains'
Jonss b. the way. gained the reputation vhe
with the DStrnit Tigrrs for no: beng able 10 ~
anything wonderful in anybody bit himself and
for bring the type Cf man who is prone TO take
the negative Sde Of any statement.
I've Ty Cobb in action and I've sen
most Of the other great PLAYERS Of both bis leagues
IN action during the past ten yeaU. hut ] don Z
think any q them superior 10 KauH" says
FlotO. who has seen the Indianapolis Phenom PER
fo-m in a large fock Of Szmes
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Always the Same
Tharp's
BerkeleyRye

Special Private Delivery.
s12 r street n. W. Phone Mann 277.
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With The Running Horses

Anytime. IOs; Ann Tilly IOs; Kiv1, los; Tyrse los
Hinata. Ios; Gasket. los; Buelah s., ll3; Phyllis
Antoinette ll3
FOURTH RACE-seIlnE: three-ycar-olds and up
ward; SX furlOnEs. Bermudian. l0S: Fitzgeraio
lG; AlwormWood. los; Executor, lOs; Furlong ll2
King worth. liz.
FIFTH RACE-SeIlng: three yezr-olds and up
ward: sI furloDgs. Stolen Ante e5; Minnie F.
lOl Winifrcd D.. l0s; Hazel c, los; Orba Smile,
Os; Louis Descugnetts lOs; Fred Drew IOs: Senator
James, Ns; Mercurum 10; Eek Davis Ill; Cal
cium Ill.
SIXTH RACE Selling: three-yearo and up
ward; mile. Cordie F.. 100; PhiIistina, los: Nike
Dunlin. lO5; Freda johnson. los: Ambis los
Prince Conrad, lo5; Kick. lO Thomas Hare lO7
Burnt Candle. l0s; Marshall Tlghman ITO; Meits,
10: Fanuel Hall. ITO; sleepland. 10; Pre- RealIs
lis; Tight Boy, ll3.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
PRAISES AMERICAN DOGS.
weII-known English Fancier Hands
Yankee Bred Boost.

AmC7ican bred dogs arr raTidy acquiring rerrI-
tatiCn FOR supreme quality abroad. especially in
England where British fsncicrs and breeders who
have attended s0me Of the big shows in this cOun-
try have returned TO England with glowing accounts
Of the dogs and the shows.
Tom Harris Of SeunyTidge. England. the well
known Welsh terrier and Sealyham fancier recently
arrived in England from a trip 70 this country.
While here Mr.. Harris went to the Boston show,
where he judged Sealyhams, and he left greatly
impTpssCd With eTerythinE he saw.
Among the things that struck Mr.. Harris a. most
remarkable were the wonderful organizations and
management Of the Boston show and the quick
FIRE TnsnneT in which the different cssss were
r1n Of.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Belmont Well Armed.

August Belmont. chairman OF the Jockey Club. will
be we'll armed this year for racing campaign.
Eddie DuRan. who ranked with the best jockeys
Of the American turf FIVE or six years ago. has re
turned from Russia and will be the stable Jockey.
while S. c. Hdreth. who has few equals in handling
and developing horses renewed his contract trainer
last week
Mr.. Belmont's stable is weak in three -olds but
he will have EOodly string Of older horses and
two -olds to the number Of eighteen. that Hill
tunities
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-year-old nAidens; five and
oue-balf furlouEs Smiling Maggie. 10: Luela,
10: Tutor 10: Jack Harrison 1l2; Magikon, n2;
A-Co-Mex IIs: Coming Tower 1Is: obous. H.
SECOND RACE-SeIling; threeyear-olds and up
ward; six furIOngs. Avocado. S.; Nests. S.; Nava,
": Greeubsae, 90; Kate Shelly, lo; Kitty. l0;
stanheId lO2: Canten. 100; Boisingtnn. l0; Amaze
ment i04: PrusperO Lad. lO4; Elma. los; Myrtle
Marion, los; Zulu. .6: Capt. Druse. ls; Dave
Montgomery. los.
THIRD RACE-SeIling; flies and mares; three
year-olds and upward; hTe and ope-haH furlongs
Belcoloro o.; Wheat, 20; Alice Teresa, los; Saw
It. 10; virginia g.. 10; Oordon. insi zsaotsk, ~
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
NO RACING AT GRAVESEND.
Secretary RehberEer Denies Big
Track VII BE Reopened.

New York. Jan. A.-The Brooklyn Jockey Club
has. far as the club knows made no arrange
ments for having raring meet at the GraTesend
tTsrk this year. Furthermore. the club has no
idea what is going to happen among the thorough
hreds as far Brooklyn is concerned, and seems
10 be dubious about the other tracks in and around
New York.
Secretary Fred RshbcrEer, when seen YESTERDAY
said that The reports that Grayesend might take
long chance and put jimmy under the lid was
news 10 him. He more inclined to think that
in a couple Of years the track property would be
cut up into building lots. Mr.. Rehberger is busy
TrcTarng for the Aqueduct meeting. dates for
which will soon be announced. with Others. by the
Jockey Club.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
High School Girls to Shoot.

Iowa City, Iowa, Jan. "a
Speaking of citizen soIdiery, the
girls rifle team of the Iowa City
High school has been challenged
by the girls rifle team of Wash
ington, d. C., and probably will
ACCEPT the .sdef." Reports from
the Capital have IL that rifle
shooting Is encouraged there
and a good team is the result.
IL will he interesting. however,
10 see how the local girls make
out in the competition.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Now q Cotton Trader

New York. Jan 24.-JerOme D. Travers national
golf champion in 1913. is now a full hedged member
Of the cotton exchange.
He was duly elected at q meeting OF the board Of
governors Friday and on notification At once com
pleted the purchase Of his seat.
Travers will begin operations this week. and he
turns out TO be sharp in trading as he is clever
in swinging his golf club the bulls and the bears
must be wide awake.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Tip to 0. B. and the Feds.

On and after the first day Of February cut out
the court stuff and keep your troubles to yUur-
selves
From that point on turn the game back 70 those
who make the tasekit5 and the errors the runs and
the rest of It arTayed upon the field.
IT, however il is impossible TO have the game de
Gently and quietly and with fair amount OF dignity.
kindly ny 50 and abolish il In order that some TO-
900 900 fans can turn their attention TO something
rlcasanter-such a. the European war or the MeI-
ican frulic.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT OFF.

New Orleans, Jan. 24.-I'he
tweuty-rOund bout between Gun
boat" Smith and Battling" Le-
whisky, which was to have been
held ut the West Side 4. c. this
afternoon was called OF shortly
before the mon were scheduled
to enter the ring In consequence
of a heavy rain storm. The fight
will take place next sunday.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Roller RELAY Records

Duluth. MINI. Jan. 2I.-Frsnk Bryant OF Du-
luth. and Raymond Kelly. Of 81. Paul. lowered the
worlds unofficial record for relay roller skating when
they finished their enty-four hour grind here
early today. The team skated S4s miles and s lspS
Fred Martin. Of Milwaukee. and Frank Bacon Of
Detroit. made the former record two weeks ago. at
Madison Square Garden. when they rolled off s93
miles
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Await Yale's Antinn

Nrw York. Jan aA-FollousTS Of athletics are
interested in seeing what action Yale will taks on
tbs recommendation Of Walter Camp that the New
Haven institution ally itself with the National Col
lezfnts Athletic Association. The association was
formed twelve years ago at time when football
was under fire as intercollegiate sport. Most
Of The vell-known colleges In the country mem
hers Of the organization
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
BOXING GOSSIP.

Jim CoHsy has been made an offer to tackle One
Round" Davis in Syracuse. Davis has been living
m TO his sDbriquet quite consistently in recent
fights, although rarely on the winners end.
There is a Increment on foot in Ohio to provide a
State boxing commission to govern the sport. II is
not likely to meet with success however following
the recent unfayUrable reports from Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Skating Championships Off.

The international Skating Union has issued from
Stockholm . circular which announces the aban-
donment Of the championship competition for this
year Of speed and figure skating The COMMITTEES In
charge Of the competitions considers that there
nine nations belonging to the I. 8. U. engaged in
Uar-AustrIa, Belgium. Canada, England. Finland.
France Germany. Hungary. and Russta-and this
condition would preclude successful ehampionship
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Ward Served Subpoena.

Chicago. Jan. @4-Presidsnt Robert b. Ward. Of
the brooklyn Federal League Club who is here in
attendance the hearing Of the baseball Injunction
suit today vas served with subposnE IN the case
Of the philadelphia Nationals Brooklyn Federals
for taking away Pitcher Tom Seaton-
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Omen on Same naH-

Chicago. Jan. 2I.-The Chicago Federals today are
planning 70 hurl another worrisome dart into the
quiverinE Cub hide. by opening here with the ST.
Louis Fsderals Of Fielder Jones on the sans day
that the Chicago National open with the Cardinals
in West Side grounds.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Welsh on War Path

New York Jan. 2i-Frcide Welsh is on rhs ~ar
Path again To-day he left with stan If trairers
for Jim Dnnovan's quarters near Eed Bank. Welsh
IL mapping out b'sy campaign. to last six or
weeks. His first bout will be In Pittsburgh.
against Red Robinson on January q.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Signs Joseph Kelly.

New York. Jan. H.-Busiuess Manager HsTy
Sparrow. Of the New York Americans. made his first
odcial announcement yesterday. when he said that
Joseph Kelley had been signed scout for the club.
and would take on his duties at in search Of
promising talent. Kelley. according to Manager John
McGraE. o. the Giants is Of the best selections
that could be made.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Hockey Announcement.

HnIEhtOn Mich Jan. q. e r. Webb. president
Of the American Amateur Hockey Association.
nounced today that Duluth would remain in the
Western Hockey League and that players responsible
for the Portage Lake team leaving the ice during
game at Duluth would be punished
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Tigers Release Two.

Detroit Mich. Jan. 2.-Tvo recruits were dis
Tused Of hy the Detroit American bezZue bascbal j
club today. Pitcher Russell BetsiI, who was oh
tanned from Ottawa released to Scranton
and Roe Carleton. an outfclder. bought from kala-
mazOo was sent to Wikesbaue.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Cornell Men Are Athletes

Over % per cent Of the Cornell undergraduates
participating in form Of athletics according
to Prof. Noung. of the physical department. Three
thousand seven hundred men out Of q total enroll
ment Of 1000 have registered for some sport.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
WILLIAMS IS MATCHED.
Bantam Champ to Fight Kilbnne
at Olympia Club.

Philadelphia, Jan. a-"Johnnis Rihane.
featheT-Wsight champion and Kid Williams. ban
tam weight champion, have been matched to box
siI rounds before the Olympia A. G. on February
2. Kilbane agreed 10 make l3 pounds rinSside
''JaCk" Hanlou obtained the match by Offering =
ptTse q $500, with a privilege Of % per cent Of
the gross.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Penn Awarded Title

New York Jan. at the annual meeting Of the
intercollegiate Association Football League held to-
dsy Columbia University Pennsylvania for
may awarded the 1914 championship. with the other
teams finishing in the following order Harvard. Cor
nell. Columbia. Princeton Yale and HaTerford.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Duggan May Train Yankees.

New York. Jan. 2l.-Jimmy DuEsan. n Detroit
trainer Of the Providence team under Bill Donovan
the past two yeaU. may land the Job vacated by
Charley Barrett. who has handled the Yankees the
past years
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Cunningham. LAttimeT for W. Craven. Goals from
hoor-ConnorS CS. CurtiSs C5, Eeb Czl, Martin
tD. l. Craven ts), Dreisonstok 49, Murray Co w
Craven, Lattimer ~. Goals from fouls-Martiu
Curtis. DreisOustok. Number Of fouls eaIei-Ban-
croft A. c. ~, Carlisle A. G. nd Tine Of halves
ID minutes. nmeeeper-Mr Dennison. Refere,
Mr.. Bonce.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
May Adopt Bowling.

Cambridge, Jan. 23.-HaTard Is contemplating the
adoption Of hDwlinE a collegiate sport next
year. A league will probably be formed and \
silver cup is now offered each week to the student
mskiuE the best total score. Yale and Princeton
already have bowling teams.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Bancroft Quint Wins

By marked superiority in all departments Of the
game. the Bancroft A. @. defeated the Carlisle
A. c. in the formers gymnasium in q hard-fought
game. the final Score being Il to q.
Counors, Of the losers, and s. Craven Of the
bancroft team. were easily the best Of the fray
in the way Of goal shooting. the former shooting
eight and the latter nine baskets from court Line
up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Cy Toolan Gets Offer.

Williamsburg. Jan. cl.-"Cy'' Toolsn. Williams
COLLEGES football hero and baseball captain. has re
ceved an oher to cosch the University Of Vermont
football eleven ne1t fail. As yet he has not made
up his mind whether not he will accept
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Burns in Promoting Field.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Jan. 24--Former Champion Tom
ny Burns hopes to build big fight arena here and
make Wyoming the center for championship bouts
bill Is being prepared to legaliEs twenty five
round fiEhts
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Out of Track Game

Homer Baker. half mile champion Of America and
England. will not be seen in competition again fo'
at least four months. He made the announcement
today after consulting physician about a bad Les
which he injured abroad last summer
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Where Are We Drifting?

What is this country coming TOT What rights have
American citizens. anyhoWt Who Kicked the PAL
lsdum in the coat tail Over in Kcntucky a man
has just been to the penitsntGIy for shooting
an umpire.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
St. John May Join N. E. Leaeue,

st. John. y. b. Jan. 2i.-An offer for tha sal.
Of the Lowell baseball club to 81. John thus pro
VidinE entry for ST. John into the New ENGLAND
League. has been made TO local and Il nov
under confederation II Is stated that a necessary
factor will Be the entry 10 Bangor. Ne. into The
league in order 10 break the Ions jump TO ths city
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Dnrizas Rack in Form

, Philadelphia. Pa. Jan 24-Mks Dorizas Penn
! sylvGnIa's aaut wrestler. is back again in form
having fully recovered from his recent injury.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Swim Race hY Telepranh.

Chiago. Jan. I.-0fhciais Of the Illinois Athlete
Club, are endeaTOring to arrange . tslesT1phi'
swimming race with the New YoEk Athletic Club
The Washington herald., 1915-01-25
Whitted stays with Rrares

Macon. Ca, Jan. 2i.-GeorEe stsuingz. manarsr
Of the Boston National1. denies the rsport that
George Whitted the Braves fielder win b trans
fsued to the PhiladslphiR NattonAh in z.hAngs
for MAeDs