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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

he lythian Sisters celebrated their
-eth anniNeraary Ia the Is. OF a. lodge
room on Thursday evening. A uo,,t
Wedding was "A feature OF the program.
Installation OF officers VIII be held next
Thursday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

Inc Mlssos St0lIa anu Minnie MrCIaIu
OF south OF town, entertained "A num-
Der or friends at their pleasant home
sunday afternoon and evening. The df-
versions were music ana conversation
ana delicious supper was served. A
very onl0yaLle tlme was renorted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

| N)-ConEervative Life books cioa.
June 15-3 e dividend pavabie J,t,, 80
% S9-LaBelle pfd. books close june
w. = ,dividend payable June 3Oth.
ivy Srd-lSo dividend payable July
81 ~ . dividend payable July ist
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. June 2s-Credit hal.
snce 20. Runs 11fOf1. average 50
sos. shipments 10000. average f55 ggi
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Probate corH

NlSdc hodocAyT. - y,44-. Of Martins
Toronto. ~
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Miss Mildred Ely entertained a num-
Der Of friends az "a tea at her charming
home on North Chestnut street. Monday
afternoon.
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Amsterdam state ti..4l4. -. Ray Rank
e. al. property at Amsterdam sold Tor
ssVv. torwin Young rs. Archie Keith
81 al. property at heTrick sold Tor 81 20
10 julius PetroNski.
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NEW YOHk. June zs-Crfpr gfa
no q. ll1c FUTURES steady. July 716c.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. June .. 10.
Corrected b. \ a. siasten q Gu. menu
berr Boston StocS Exchange. No. gg3
tourth avenue. Plttsburkh. Pa
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A FIRM doing business in
"A Wheeling for a number
of years is contemplating put
ting on a campaign in an eff
fort to increase their business.
Would like to hear from some
bright young men who are
desirious of making some
money during vacation time.
None but hustlers need
answers this add
Address: P. 0. Box 288, CITY
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The GAINESVILLE Tennis club gave a
moonlight picnic on the Tennis grounds
Monday evening.
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~ ISBC RICH. June 2S-Cattle. ac-
800; prime $3.50 500 ''-'"
s9heeP-strong' supply 10 doubledecks.
Prime Methers fs.sUH6.S5. cuIls and
commons S2--bM 3.t5. lambs Sc zoe, IA "a
Veal cslves-S1O.5O1 1915.
hoss-lower; receipts so doubledecks.
btlnie neaNles At.s6, mediums. workers
ana pigs 1s.lOHS SIS. roughs $500 q : so.
ChlCAGO. June eS-Hogs, receipts
$3.50 80, mixed S1.15MI 20. HEAVY
go" 20 roughs $3.50 7.O5: pigs
Csttle-receipts i6. 900. strong. Native
s.sei steers se.15H s.75. western steers
'.@vWs 40. COWS aud heifers 81 81 n
$50, calves S7.OOQlUIO
Sheep-receipts 5000. Stronr Sb,.,,
1888 2 e,s5; lambs S7.25 q $50, springs
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Pittsburgh Stocks,

WHEELING. ". Va. June 2S. rs.
The acuNe l1ttspurSn stocks corrected
oally by A. L. Aaatrn 4 Co. bankers
and brokers. National EXCHANGE BanE
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WHEELING TRACTION conrAux
T.s,ss nrsS 60 Jun. sS an ISSss
RAILWAYS

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELLSbUR0
wheelina W.linbunr
Leave
32nd Street Law.
Mheehng Welisburu
ivssO n m 500 q m
sasO D. m. 1f:os noon
MoUNDSvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND hOUNDevIIA
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street Lava
Wheeling Aoundsviiis
1000 n m l:I0 N m
S;SO p. m
On lines having regular express ssr-
vice. shipments Weighing I'm excess OF
ntty pounds or large bulk will not be
carried on passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday
No shipments. except emergency ship
ments OF medicines. will be carried on
Passenger cars between 900 and s;iH
y. m.
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Curb Mining stocks.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. W. Va. June IS. Is.
- Reported b. =. z. Masten a Co., l.. y.
strand, manager. memters New YORK
Stock Exchange.
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LOCAL STOCKS.
WHEELING. w. Va. June IS. IL.
Daily Quotation List Cf the wheeling
Stock Exchange.
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

"hseiinS Live Stock Commission Co.
,,-,,,.,., Union Stock Yards.
"i'ir'LiNS' w va, June 2s. 10.
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Open { Alsh. { Low. Iciosa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

Total shares 271.IOO. Bonds $3.50. 900.
GD-Cents a share.
(2)-kx- div. 13L per cent
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
MANY LOCAL RUNNERS
TO ENTER CHAMPIONSHIP

Nearly thirty OF the marathon runners
of Washington have sent in their entry
blanks to the committee in Baltimore for
entrance in the coming five-mile South
Atlantic championship run in that city
on Turkey Day. and from the present
outlook many more will be in line when
the pistol goes of. The blanks were is
sued. and the runners Of this city readily
grabbed for them, with the result that
more than a score will toe the mark.
1t is the purpose Of those In charge OF
the Washington runners to bring the
championship back to Washington, and
from the way the dope runs now the
bunch from the Capital City will come
near accomplishing this deed. Three
clubs in Washington, besides several I'M
attached men, will be in the race, the
clubs being Carroll Institute, Gibraltar
A. C. and the Empire clubmen. This trio
of clubs will make a fine bid for the
championship, and It will not be at all
surprising to see the championship back
in Washington for at least one year.
Many Washington fans will go over TO
the Maryland city Thursday morning to
see the race. and II roofing will do the
army from the District any good. they
should win by a good margin
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
Yale Team Is Defeated In
Classic by Harvard Eleven

back 10 the Is-yard line as though for a
drop-kick. Instead he crossed the en-
tire Yale team by dashing is yards
through the center OF the Yale line for
a touchdown. Mahan then kicked goal
Harvard secured the ball following
a Yale punt on Harvard's 43-yard line.
and Yale was penalized yards for
play that followed. King. who got the
ball on his own 40-yard line. raced
around Yale's left end for a 60-yard
run and a touchdown. Mahan kicked
goal Score at end OF second period
Harvard. 81; Yale. o.
Third period: Yale lost the ball on
downs on Its own 2O-ysrd line when
Savage fumbled the pass that he in
tended to convert into a punt. Mahan
made yards through center. but Har-
ward suffered a 5-yard penalty on that
play. 4 lateral pass Watson to Boles
to Mahan netted Harvard a 3-yard
gain. \ forward pass. Watson to Soucy
took the ball to Yale's 5-yard line Ma
han and King made yards through
the line and on the next play Mahan
went over for the NTH touchdown. Ma
han kicked goal
Score at end of third period: Har-
ward. "a: Yale. o.
Fourth period: Rollins intercepted a
Yale forward pass and carried II to
fale's 34-yard line. McKinlock gained
yards through the line and a for
ward pass Immediately after il. Robin
son to Soucy. took the ball to Yale's
2i-yard line. King gained is yards
around Yale's left end, taking the ball
to the 6-yard line. Mckinlock made
z yards through center. King earned
another through the same place and
then Mahan went over for his fourth
touchdown. Mahan kicked goal Final
score: Harvard. IL: Yale. 0. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
ny FRANK G. MENKE.

Soldiers Field. Cambridge, Mass.
Nov. 2O.-Harvard defeated Yale by
the score of Al to here this after
noon in the presence of 1900 persons.
II was the most overwhelming defeat
ever suffered by a Yale team.
The Yale team in comparison with
Harvard played like a high school
eleven. Harvard so far overshadowed
Yale in every department of the game
that after the first five minutes prac-
tically every person in the immense
stadium conceded Harvard an easy
victory.
The Harvard backs smashed through
the Yale line and circled the ends al
most at will. Yale on the other hand
was almost helpless in its attempts to
break through the Crimson wall or to
circle its wings.
The Harvard eleven played magnifi-
cent football from start to finish and
deserved its victory.
From out of the smoke of battle
emerged Capt. Eddie Mahan and Hair
Back King as foremost candidates
from start to finish was a superb ex-
hibition and he played one of the most
wonderful individual games ever
played by an Eastern footballer.
King was almost irresistible every
time he rammed the line and his bril-
liant runs around the ends paved the
way for at least three of Harvard's
six touchdowns and scored another
by a wonderful sixty-yard run.
During the first half neither side at
tempted any new football. Line
pIunging and end-running were the
only modes of attack. However. dur
ing the second half the forward and
lateral passes were used rather freely.
How the scoring was done:
First period-Mahan. standing on his
own e5-yard line, punted to Bingham.
who fumbied on Yale's 5-yard line.
Harte, the fleet Crimson end, grabbed
the fumbled ball as It was bouncing
around. and with a clear field before him
ran IS yards for n touchdown. Mahan
failed to kick goal Score: Harvard, s;
Yale, 0.
Harvard secured the ball on Yale's a.
yard line. following a punt by Guernsey.
A succession OF line smashes and some
short end runs carried the ball to Yale's
25-yard line. King then circled Yale's left
end for a 16-yard run. Mahan added s
more through center. Yale then was
penalized . yards, placing the ball on its
LIZARD line Mahan ran around right end
fol-; a touchdown. Mahan then kicked
goal Score at end of the first period:
Harvard, Is: Yale. o.
Second period-The period began with
the ball in Harvard's possession on Yale's
i2-yard line. The Harvard backs at once
began ripping their way through the
Yale line, and when they had carried the
ball to Yale's 12-yard line Mahan dropped
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
LOCAL BOWLERS MEET
HAGERSTOWN ALL-STARS

Bugs" Isemann. the pioneer of Inter
City bowling. mas arranged a ten game
match of duckpins between an AIl-Star
aggregation. of Hagerstown. Md. and
a team of local bowlers. the first block
of five games to be rolled in Hagerstown
on THANKSGIVING Day.
1t will be remembered that Isemann
and his Giants trimmed the crack
Martinsburg pin spillers last year by a
comfortable margin. the team rolling
two exceptionally high games, one OF
603 and another of 629 totalIing a set
of 2,sS3 in five games This match will
be rolled under the same conditions as
when the West VirEinians were played.
wooden "a. C. B. A. rules) and rubber
banded pins in Hagerstown.
Arrangements for a return match will
be made while in the Maryland City.
The local team consists of Pop" HALEY.
Joe" .NIichaud. Joilife. Earl Eiker,
"Bugs" Isemann. Thomas and "Inky"
Hodge. The team will leave early Thurs
day morning. making the trip by auto
mobile.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
COLUMBIA DEFEATS
NEW YORK ELEVEN

New York. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
TO a F-yard field goal by Quarter Back
Howard Miller-defeated New York Uni
versity on South Field today by the score
of IS to 16. The victory gave the win
ners the title of collegiate football cham
pions of Greater New York.
The Violet lads in the last period tied
the score at 16-all when Cam shot a for
ward pass to Egan over the Columbia
goal line. With the count deadlocked and
but Ave minutes more to play. Cam kick
ed OF to Miller. The latter made a thrill
ing io-yard run through a broken field
and was downed on New York's 43-yard
line. There the Violet threw Columbia
for a 10-yard loss.
Donoho brought the bali back to the A.
yard line. and over to the center Of the
field. Then 1t was that Miller dropped
the ball over the bar and spelled victory
for Columbia.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
LOCAL SCHOOL STARS
TO PLAY BALTIMORE

Through the courtesy of the George
town University Athletic Association the
Hilltop field will be used as the stage
OF an International battle between two all
high teams-one representing Baltimore
and the other Washington. =
The game will be played next Saturday.
and from the interest displayed thus far
should attract a large gathering. Fol-
lowing are the men who will form the
Washington eleven: Dorwick, Chase,
Young. Easter, Nash, Nau, Grayson.
Saxon. Culligan. Brewer, Ochsenreiter.
r. and B. Wise, Keech and Harris, while
the Baltimore team will be composed OF
Gilman School and Polytechnic players.
Final arrangements will be made some
time in the near future.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
west POINT CADETS
Trim SPRINGFIELD
Massachusetts, Collesians Defeated
by Army in Final Home
Game. ~ to 7.

West Point. n. Y, Nov. 2a.-In their
last home game OF the season. the Cadets
won from Springfield Training School to-
day. II TO :. The training school lads dis
played a weak defense that had all kinds
OF trouble DIN stopping the ArIny's line
smashing plays. even though the soldiers
played most OF the game with q substi-
tute back field. There was considerable
forward passing by both teams and in
this feature the visitors excelled.
In the last period. they completed three
long forward passes for long gains and
II was another long toss. Sermon to MIL
Ter, that gave them their touchdown.
The Cadets scored in the first quarter.
They failed to pierce the visitors defense
from the 5-yard mark but Oliphant rush
ed into the fray and booted a goal from
placement from the ls-yard line.
Straight line bucks gave the Cadets
another score In the second quarter and
Barry was showed through for the final
touchdown in the last period. Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
HILLTOP FRESHMEN
LOSE TO ST. JOSEPH

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 20-The George
town University Freshmen, OF Washing
ton, d. C., were defeated here today by
the st: Joseph's team of this city in a
hard-fought game, to o.
The visitors were greatly outweighed.
but they fought gamely, and at one time
were in danger OF scoring, only to lose
the bail on downs. Much fumbling was
committed during the game, with both
teams as the offenders.
The only score OF the game resulted
from a block punt, Weekend for the St
Joseph team making the score. Both
teams had the ball within the lo-yard
line time and sGain, only to lose Il or
downs. Sullivan. of the Washington COL
lege. and Weekend. of ST. Josephs, put
up the best games for their teams.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
LEWIS WILLING TO
BET G0TCH 81, 900

New York, Nov. 2o.-"Billy c. San
dow. OF Rochester. manager of
'Strangler" Lewis, declares the lat
ter ready to meet Gotch at any time
in or after the International wrestling
now in progress at the
Opera House. and to post a
side bet of any part of $1,000. the en-
tire purse to go to the winner. Lewis
has just entered the tournament and
probably will be one OF the features Of
the special Thanksgiving Day matinee,
which. by the way, II the hrst and
probably viii be the only afternoon
performance Of the tournament.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
WRIGHT WON'T TAKE
SALARY FROM PENN

Toronto. Ontario. Nov 20.-Joseph
Wright. honorary coach of the Argo-
naut Rowing Club. of this city. who
has been recommended by the Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania rowing commit
tee to succeed Vivian Nickalls as coach
of the Penns ylvania crews, said today
that II the position is offered to him
he will be glad to accept, but in an
honorary capacity only.
Il am an amateur and would not
consider the acceptance Of a salary"
said Wright. IF il is possible for me
to obtain leave of absence from my
work here II would be an honor to
take up the coaching of the Pennsyl-
vania candidates"
Wright has twice attempted to en-
list for the war. but has been rejected
because of his age.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
Tom Shevlin's P Psychological Punch
Fails to Halt Fair Harvard Team
Georgetown Now Claims Southern Championship.

of
NJ the
q
Carolina said George
we IL
no N
.
Nv would by ut Il nj
QUITO ecounto of rough
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
URSINUS DEFEATS
MIDSHIPMEN ELEVEN

Annapolis. Nd, Nov. 2o.-Ursinus wor
from the Naval Academy this afternoon
by 10 to :. Shaub lifting a field goal from
placement for the visitors five minutes
before final time. Blodgett, of the Navy.
had an easier chance at the same play
shortly before. but missed it,
The Navy started of at a whirlwind
pace. and scored touchdown and goal
In the first Ave minutes of play Then
the loose playing which has characterized
the Navy team all through the season
began.
At the opening of the second quarter
Ursinus got the ball on Nays lO-yard line
on q free catch. With Kickline and Light
doing most of the carrying. the ball was
taken across the goal line. the former
scoring the touchdown. Shaub kicked the
goal The line-up.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
LAFAYETTE TRIUMPHS
OVER LEHIGH TEAM

South Bethlehem. Pa. Nov. o.
Lafayette triumphed over Lehigh today
by a score of d to g. Lafayette's
strength came as a surprise to the South
Bethlehem eleven.
A tumble by Cahall. Lehigh's quarter.
in the first period. lead to the first score.
From then on II was only a question OF
how many points Lafayette would pile
up. Lehigh came back In the final
quarter and by some sensational open
plays crossed Lafayette's goal line.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
BICYCLE RIDERS MAKE
TWO NEW RECORDS

Chicago, Nov. 20-Tw0 records have
fallen before the fifteen teams entered in
the six-day bicycle race here. The dis
lance for the first hour was increased
from twenty-five miles and six laps to
twenty-siN miles and six laps. At mid
night the riders had done fifty miles and
nine laps, which was seven-tenths OF a
mile above the former worlds record.
The Ohrt-Miller team was one lap behind
the other fourteen entrants.
The race crowd of 5000 witnessed a
fatal accident just before the start OF
the 144-hour contest. Louis Kuehi. an
amateur OF Chicago, who was leading in
the flve-mile open preliminary, dashed
over the rim Of the bowl course, alighted
on his head and was instantly killed.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
ST. JOHNS IS beaten
BY JOHNS HOPKINS
Baltimore Medicos Trim Annapolis
Cadets in Maryland State Title
Battle by 20 to E.

Baltimore, Nov 2o.-Before a crowd
of 1000 persons from all parts of the
State Johns Hopkins defeated St
Johns this afternoon at Homewood.
20 to 6.
start. BY fast football both teams
scored in the first quarter and at the
second quarter there were many
anxious moments for Hopkins, but by
Hofman's good work st. Johns was
prevented from tsllying again
St Johns kicked of to Hoffman.
who ran the ball back to his own IS
yard line. He later scored the first
touchdown through right tackle from
the 5-yard line and Wilkinson kicked
Poal I.ine-up:
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
PING B0DIE HAS
HAD QUITE ENOUGH
OF HURLING GAME

San Francisco. Nov. 3.-Pins
Bodie, the star San Francisco Seal
center fielder. is through with the
pitching game.
Several weeks before the close Of
the Pacific Coast League season
Bodie kept after Manager wolver-
ton to allow him to pitch one game
before the close OF the schedule.
Finally the Seal boss gave Ping n
chance and he won his game.
Now the former White Sox slug
ger is down in bed with an eN-
tremely sore side. The husky Seal
is of the hurting game for life.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
LOCAL SOCCER CLUB
TO HOLD PRACTICE

The initial practice Of the Washington
Soccer Club will be held today at the
new grounds, Seventeenth and streets
northwest. where a large number of
players will get their first workout Of
the season.
President Laskey, Of Washington. is
confident Of the teams success this year.
and as he promises that the st. George
team, Of Baltimore, will be met early,
the season will in all probability come
up to expectations.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
President Gets Three Boxes.

New York. Nov. 20.-The list of
box holders for whom reservations
have been made on the Navy side of
the grandstand in the annual Army
and Navy football game at the Polo
grounds here next Saturday was is
sued today. To President Wilson and
his party are assigned boxes number
ed 200, 201 and 202. The Presidents
boxes are between those of Secretary
Daniels and Superintendent Eberle, OF
the Naval Academy.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
HIKE
TO MAINE RUNNERS

Boston. Nov. 3.-The University of
Maine won the eighth annual inter-
collegiate croos-country run over the
six-nlle course at Franklin Park today.
Maine scored a total of 81 points.
The first man to cross the line was John
overton. the Yale entrant, who covered
the course in 90 minutes q Is seconds
Fourteen COLLEGES and seventy runners
were represented In the race.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
ARMY-NAVY PREPS
DEFEAT ST. ALBAN
Coach Newberry's Team Lands Prep
School Championship by Trimming
Cathedral, IS to 0.

The Army and Navy Prep football
team is today the pOssessor of the prep
school championship of the District by
virtue OF an is TO o victory over the ST.
Adams eleven yesterday on the Satterlee
Field.
Owing to the bad condition OF the
ground, Brewer. the mainstay OF the
Wisconsin Avenue School. was unable 10
get started, and with him the hopes
went a-glimmering. For the Props,
Waters. Wicks and Gibney were the in
dividual stars. as they tore OF long
gains time and again. The lineup and
summary.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
STANDS AT GRID GAME
FALL; TWO ARE HURT

Madison, Wis. Nov. None Of the
stands In which one thousand rooters
were watching the Minnesota Wisconsin
football game. collapsed this afternoon.
Two girls were seriously hurt and many
severely bruised. One boy student suf-
fered n broken leg. Panic was created
by the accident and the game was
halted temporarily. Before the game
started the stands were inspected and
declared perfectly safe.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
BABES" OF FOOTBALL

The Babes OF Football"
There are two OF them, and they
both are rated among the best
players In the country in their
positions. And both are any
thing but babes. They are
giants. There is Babe" Spears.
of Dartmouth. Spears stands
six feet and weighs $50 pounds.
But he is not the biggest babe.
At Syracuse they have a youth
who stands six feet FIVE inches
and weighs $50 pounds. He
also answers to the-well, il
might be called the nom de
guerre of Babe"
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
Bells Status in Doubt.

Junior cross country championship of
the Metropolitan Association at Van
Cortlandt Park this afternoon there
will be a session of the championship
committee to decide on the eligibility
of the Brooklyn A. A. team, and aft
erward there viii be another inquiry
to settle the status OF John D. Bell, a
member of the New York A. c. team.
who has been protested by the Brook
lyn A. A.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
DOLPHIN TEAM WINS
NAVAL CHAMPIONSHIP

The fast eleven from the U. s. S. DOL
phin defeated the team from the u. s. s.
Mayhower yesterday at Seventeenth and
d streets southeast. u to o. The game
was hard fought throughout and only
through the sterling work Of the Dol
phin beckfield were they able to get the
verdict. The playing OF Turner, Kelly.
Artz and Stack featured ths sxzne.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
AMATEUR BOXING
CHAMPIONSHIP In APRIL

New York, Nov. 20.-The Amateur
Athletic Union has awarded the ma
tional amateur boxing championship to
Boston. and the tournament will take
place in April Many Of the large clubs
in different cities will be represented
in the tournament.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
DUPONT CLUBMEN
LOSE TO JUNIORS

The Dupont Athletic Club met its
first defeat of the season when 1t was
bested by che Episcopal High School
Juniors yesterday. IL to o. The game
was well played throughout. Besch's
defensive work was the feature of the
game. Lineup and summary: