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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
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bebalten - al1f einen faulem 6rieoen
miro Deutidlan6 iid midt %eialaHen.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
WILL TODAY SELECT
PLACE FOR CONTEST
Billy Gibson Wants Willard.
Johnson Championship Bout
to Be Staged in Cuba.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Members Of
the syndicate behind the Jack john
son Jess willard fight gathered hero
today to select a site and date for the
championship joust.
A merry war Is to be waged for the
site Of the fixit. Billy Gibson. we'll
known promoter returned last night
from Havana with the announcement
he would oppose the match being
taken to Mexico. Gibson says he has
permits from the President OF Cuba
and the mayor Of Havana and the Of
ficials have assured him Of their sup
port. II Gibson Is successful in se-
curing the match for Cuba, it will be
staged on Sunday. February 2S. at
Almendares Park. in Havana.
John Mckee. representing Curley
Brown. Of the Havana racing intel>
ests; Billy Gibson. James Coffroth.
and a representative Of Juarez. Mex
leo. are on hand to press their respec-
tive claims: Conroth wants to stage
the big mill al Tia Juapa. Mexico. just
across the line from San Diego. Cal.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Sylvester Maxan1 Only Performer
Left at Western, and He Is Now
CAPTAIN and Entire Track SQuad
Army and Navy Prep Has Two Lively Basketball Contests on
Schedule for This Week-Gongaza Prep Hands Sur
prise Package to Crack Business Five.
BY BRYAN MORSE,

lives yesterday in holding the title
winners OF last year to a 10 to 10 count.
An extra period found no scores count
ing. so tne teams withdrew.
Business pulled the game out of tie
fire in Slle final moments when Joe Wise
tosscs a goal from the floor and Culli-
gan made a foul count. Business was
but one point ahead in the first half.
the score being 4 to 8. In the second
half Business scored enough to make
ten points while Gonxaga got seven
points.
For Business Cullisan played star
game. Business made four floor
baskets. Of which CulliSan got two.
Joe Wise and r. Wise each counted a
basket. Gonzaga presented formid-
able team which passed accurately.
Both teams were Off on basketshoot-
Ing. GOnZaga was able TO hold Busi-
ness to the smallest score in two years
and succeeded in getting better show
ing on the two occasions the teams
have met than any other scholastic
qHnt-
Business shifted its lineup owing Ia
the fact that Ray Wise was out Of
the game. Buck" Wise went into
center and later Joe Wise was put in
the game and shifts galore took place.
The groat defensive work Of Tom Fol-
team held down the scoring.
Cathedral School athletes are back
today from a long vacation. Many OF
the youngsters took advantage Of the
skating on the basin yesterday, but
today are working out In basketball
under Coach Green's eye.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
B. {. {. {. CRACKS
=. READY FOR RACE
Geiger, Arntz, and Rumbaush
Anxious to Even Up for Car.
rolls Initial Win.

: Geiger. .Arntz. and Rumbaugh. three
Of the Baltimore Cross Country Clubs
crack distance men. arc nominated to
take the running tonight against
Stanley. Adams. and Blumer, who will
represent the Carroll Institute in to-
nights trial over the Potomac Park
course in the intercity races which
started last night.
Baltimore runners somewhat disap-
pointed the washington fans last night
In the first engagement. failing to get
the train out of Baltimore. Capt. Dan
the Carroll runners ready to start from
the Cosmos Theater when the time
came. In order to fulfill their contract.
Conrad, Montague, and Scofield, rep
resentatives Of the q. c. c. c., volun-
teered to take up tho running, and
the fact that they were not in the best
Of condition.
Healcv galloped off with the race in
the fast time OF twenty-five minutes
and forty-five seconds. although not
pushed by anv means. Covert was sec
liams. the Carroll crack. will probably
not be seen in action before the biz
race on Saturday.
Tonight's race will find the pick Of
the Baltimore mon in action. and a
stirring struggle is likely to give the
Scouts will act as checkers tonight.
The scouts last night were headed by
Scoutmaster II. l.: Taylor. Of Troop a..
Tho youngsters who rendered valuable
aid were Knut Nillson. Of Troop %:
Rodney bennett. of Troop 80: Leslie
Sheriff. Of Troop 90: Stuart Coates, or
Troop A, and J. Fred Stickel, of Troop
The Washington times., 1915-01-05

Southern Railway night was cele-
brated in the basement Of the Palace
alleys and to feature the first gathering
OF the Rsilroaders in 1915, the Treas
night down the maplewood thorough
fare, getting high game Of 1872 and
otherwise aiding materially in the twin
Parker kept his men stimulated by fire.
quent visits to the cigar stand. from
whence he procured rare samples Of the
weed for hic fighters. Meantime. Me-
two out Of three. the defeat of Law
being probably most due to the fact that
Boss Goldberg was hardly rolling in
form. Goldie insists that last nights
performance is not an example of what
1915 holds for him in bowling way
and we are inclined to agree with him.
knowing we'll his capacity as pinner.
Tie and Timber took the first and last
strings from Managers. leaving the mid
these games were we'll contested. and
tho loser in each case was so declared
Dv the margin Of but few pins. Downey
had . successful evening, and Fegan,
ing to be ashamed Of In his 100 and 100.
1t remained for Laylor to furnish the
feature rolling when the meeting in the
order. f. b. Adams Company took two
out Of three from Columbia Hotel Sup
ply Company. and Layior had high
game. ZIG, and high set. SN. Jermain
rolled his head Off, in an attempt to
gather in another game for the Supply
Company. but the odds were against
him.
Meter and Bookkeepers divided hon.
.ors in the Pepco Duckpin League when
but four games out of what should
have been q five-game set were rolled
Meter pocheted the first two, and the
two final strings went to the Account.
ants. H. Brooks came through the eve
ming with flying colors, when he
adorned his slate with a game of l35
one Of the best individual games rolled
this season in the electric circuit.
Agriculture has again climbed into
the upper berth in the Departmental
League. having automatically scared
into that position when Commissioner:
dropped pair to interior. Aggies We're
displaced for the first time in months
early in December. and they have haG
SINCE As a result of the conflict Com.
missiOners are reduced to second, ano
Interior hangs on in third place.
Navy Yard was able to muster but
three men for it's set with Bureau, but
the games were rolled to avoid this
forfeiture. The first game vas close
as Carroll and MiiOvitch. of Bureau
were late. and the set had been startcc
with three men.
Transportation absolutely refused tc
give Storeroom a look-in when those
. teams met in the Terminal Railroad
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
HOPPER'S SOME WHOPPER

There that droughor pesen
and that the annual yield white hopes Ever since Jack john
licked Jim Jers they have been budding faster
than Sam Langfod and Gunboat Smith could them conf
IDENTIFY believed the indicated slight falling
off during the winter. But the dope wrong
From Heber Springs Ark has hpames Hopper by
and awm and bank director He under
the management of Tommy Danforth ST. Louis mlewe and
the advice of his friends ebr Springs challenge the win
ner of the Johnson Willard fight, in March.
The story of Hopper has angles. sawm
that embryo pugst
beating unuy ulnberjack The
Hopper leaped into recently reshng eleven
Heber
He not slow acquiring the white hope bug
and hired Danforth to teach him the finer of
Danor SO the story discovered that Hopper had
sbite and at signed the Arkansans Hopper
Whopper he will probably be called they him
Mississippi six feet inches height weighs
reach
his future he already knockou which
almost dozen than white hopes
turned to private life "
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Diamond GOSSIP.

DOME Bush. Of the Tigers. was the
busiest shortstop in the American
League last season. accepting 61 chances
a game. Burns. OF Detroit. accepted
the most chances among first basemen.
19.1 per game. while old Terry Turner.
Of Cleveland, was the most adept third
baseman. with 3.5 chances.
They are trying to switch poor old
Mique Donlin a long. long way from
Broadway. Shreveport. La, is trying to
get the Austin franchise. OF the Texas
League. and If Shreveport is successful
it wants Turkey Mike e.. an man
ager Mike, however. = to con-
meet as manager of the Inter-
national League club. ed Rich
Tlond Is taken into the I.s:.uW circuit
Pete knisely. of the Chicago Cubs, is
one athlete who will testify to any court
that there is a little difference between
major and minor league pitching. The
southern Associations batting statistics
show Knisely an easy leader. with an
average Of 1858 for ninety-nine games.
yet with the Cubs Door Peter only sue
ceeded in compiling an average OF .f3o
for thirty-seven games.
Steps to reorganize the illinois, Mis-
solTfi League under the name of the Illi-
nois State League. with eight clubs.
will be taken at meeting to be held
in Joliet on January IA.
II want to say" says Eddie Collins,
that Connie Mack and I part the best
Of friends. There was talk of friction
on the team last season. but 1t wasn't
true. count every member Of the
Athletics 4 friend. ] see there was a
report that Ira Thomas had the ham
ner after me, but I don't believe he
ever gave out that interview. I haven't
a single kick in Philadelphia, and was
treated royally by fans and press. I
leave wishing Mack and the Athletics
the best of luck. I certainly viii miss
playing alongside Barry and Mclnnes.
but in baseball sentiment cuts little
figure
Bill Brammeil, who has The cistinc-
tion Of catching the last bail Ruhe
Waddell ever pitched, when both were
with the Virginia team of the Northern
Association, has signed with the san
Antonio club, of the Texas League.
Last year he was With Emporia, in
DE Kansas state League.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Star Five Reaches Total of 1872
Pins When Pepco Is Defeated
In Three Straight Tus-
sles on Alley
BY KIRK C. MILLER.

Putting over three games all of
which hovered very near the 600-
mark, the Star team of the CONNER
cial League, registered new figure
for high set when the remarkable
total Of 1922 pins was knocked
down in the match with Pepcos. In
accomplishing the large set quoted
above, the rolling of Keith Whitford
was the noticeable feature, his set
Of BAT being an example of the best
individual performance.
Following closely on the heels Of
Whitford is Johnny Baum, who came
through with a string of 342 and al
50 accomplished high individual
game Of 1913. Pepcos, dropped all
three games, despite the fact that
the second round scared up to SIT
when the Pepco games were totaled.
Here are the complete figures of the
record-breaking match:
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
TEAMS ENTER TIE
FOR HIGH HONORS
CharpIains and La Sales Run
Neck and Neck Race in
Washington Council League.

Each having a percentage OF .G61 as
a result OF 1S games won and 9 lost
the Champlains and La Sales. Of the
Washington Council Duckpin League
have Just taken up the last half Of
their schedule-and an interesting scrap
for exclusive right to first place Is
promised the followers Of the league
DeSotos have clear path ahead Of
them, and seem to be perfectly able to
hold third place without fear Of an at
tack from the rear by the Balboas.
w. Griffin, Moran and Warren have
proved to be the individual stars to
date. their averages for within three
games OF the full quota being the three
best in the loop in which they roll. In
"a games, W. Griffon has amasscd
figure. of 9s-6. while Moran's average
for &c games Is 97-2 For 81 games,
Warren's figures read 95-1. Here are
the complete team and individual rec
crdS to date:
The Washington times., 1915-01-05

Y. NJ. c. \. League, and all three games
went to the ticket sellers. Anchor Man
when he came through with games of
!3o, 1ol, and l9o. for a set OF 36l. This
equaled on the Union station alleys.
and Williams Is to be commended for
his brilliant performance of last night.
Williams has shown brightly az a bowl
or in railroad circles for several sea-
sons, and last nights accomplishment
brands him as one OF the best indi-
viduals rolling in organized bowling in
West Gun Carriage shop made diff
cult work for the Miscellaneous Shop
outfit when they clashed in the Navy
first game, but came back strong after
ward and pocketed the second and
third with apparent ease. Hiendel 8
game Of 129 was high for the night, as
was his set Of 342.
Highlands won the first and third
string when Colufbias, of the Mt.
Pleasant League, were taken on. Ed
monston contributed high game, 1926,
and left honors for high set to Whit;
Of S22 pins.
n. Hess e. Co. and Center Market
provided interesting sport for the fol
when the Shoemakers dropped pair
to the Marketers. Hess had been up
among the leaders for several weeks
previous to the holidays. and many Of
the fans were surprised to see them
drop two last night.
Friendly rivalry Of the best sort has
characterized the opening Of the New
Year in the r. p. Andrews Paper Com
pany League. Yesterday Paper went
after Louisiana Avenue at a rapid
pace and the Avenue Trio was blanked
middle game only Conn. of the losing
uuint. had high game OF los. the only
string to go above the century mark.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Bowling Schedule
For Tonight
Y. NJ. C, A,-Creeks vs.. Crows.

Y. M. C. A.-Creeks vs.. Crows.
Business Men's-Swift & Co. VS.
Capitols.
Patent Attorneys-Franklin VS.. Edi-
son.
Departmental NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VS.. Marines.
National Capital - Potomacs -
Capitol Hills.
Mt. -Cliftons vs. Decaturs
Terminal Railway-Distribution vs.
Freight.
Departmental Tenpin - Agriculture
vs.. War.
Commercial-Judd & Detweiler vs.
Times.
Reclamation-Legal vs. Stenograph.
ers.
Capital City-Ivory Soap VS.. Fair
lawns.
Spalding Council-Clearys vs.. Shee.
hys; Normoyles vs.. Johnsons.
Commercial alley-Giants vs. Hill.
tons.
Arcade-Argyles VS.. Gandils.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Who's Who on AllevS
WALTER ID. FEELEY.

"Wild Walter" of the bowling
having blown in from out beyond the Mississippi
learning how duckpn here civil
circles He succeeded lannga job
while grazing with STAMPED upon his hin
championship With his old familiar
lasso gait during his
landing the leaders of the
of his efforts did entirely off alleys.
This
extent and with moderate de-
and straight the middle of pins average
has climbed result he
his team the Kearneys the head of the
reputation for keeping much the pep"
Of the lads who be found the coaching lending
c0uragement '' -s ~~
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Gloom at Virginia Over
Loss of "Billy" Word

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Jan. s.
The report that "Billy' Wcrd. one Of
virginia's most promising and versa
tile athletes, has accepted a position
and will teach at the Blue Ridge
camp school caused a deal Of gloom in
the student body today.
Word played halfback on the foot
ball team last fall and was counted
upon as the best fire ba ser1an on the
baseball team. Two major sports will
suffer by Words absence.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Evers Will Go South
In Search of Health

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Johnny Ewers,
captain Of the Boston Braves, who con-
tracted a severe attack OF pneumonia
while in this city last month, has been
ordered South by his physician to re-
cuperate. Evers and his family will 60
to Camden. s. 9, within n short time.
and the Braves leader will remain
there until il Is time to report to the
Boston club at Macon. Ga on March l.
Evers will spend much OF his time in
the South playing golt.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Illinois Legislators
Consider Boxing Bill

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Fathered by Eddie
SantrS, erstwhile famous teatherweieht
boxer. bill permitting prize fighting
in Illinois will today be referred to the
legislative bureau of the State Icgis-
lature conyening at Springfield. The
eoxtng laws in WISCONSIN and New
YeVk
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Chin Meets McGOorty.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-George Chip and
Eddie McGoorty will be principals in a
si-round mill in Philadelphia January
u. Chips manager. Jimmy Dime, today
announced. Dime returned from Grand
Rapids without successfully closing
with fight promoters there and set the
bout for the Quaker City.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Eight Teams Are Tied
In Modified Marathon

BUFFALO,, n. Y, Jan. 5.-Eight
teams were tied for first place in the
modified siX-day race which finished
its first twenty-four hours at the
broadway Auditorium at midnight.
They had covered AS miles and six
laps. Two teams. Kopsky-Hansen and
Colombatto-Provost, were one lap be-
hind. The riders will resume the race
at 3 o'clock this afternoon and ride
until II D. IN.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Miles Main Hurdles
To Federal League

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Miles Main. the
Detroit twirler. has signed a two-year
contract with the F'ederals. it became
known today. President Gilmore. Of the
outlaw organization. confirmed the re-
port. but says he does not know with
which club Main would play.
The Washington times., 1915-01-05
Beecher Beats Murphy.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Willie Beecher
easily won from Harlem Tommy
Murphy in ten rounds Of milling at
the Longacre A. c. last night. Muir
ply boxed in his old time form in but
one of the ten rounds and was beaten
severely by Beecher.