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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02
Iabloid News &A'
for Busy RlkH

Shitwsist Dance The Tlppcrar,
club will give a shirlwaiSl dance To-
morrow evening ~ 22'' West First
street
No Meeting Tuesday Officials 81
The CITY were not certain whether ur mot
Tuesday was holiday So dil not
transact business m commits ,ioncf,'
meeting Bll, that were Go have been
allowed at that time were 90 he taken
up this afternoon
Theft Charged to Him Depu,,
Sheriff Moore returned to-day if1w
Gushing with George Quinn. who IS lr
ou'cd oi theft oi personal property irou
NAV Minis Quinn ', charged with
stealing three p-t'lc1J'S. two suit, u
underwear. one bathing suit. uuc um
bfela, ,iN PAIR, at hose. three wli,t'
and one pair ot clr screws.
Rotary Club Admits Ministers -
Minister, arc eligible Tn member hin
IN the Oklahoma tuy Rotary club o..
The result OF action taken last night
st ~ weekly meeting In the lee llugk
in, hotel %, which l0O member, were
present Following disposal ui pre-
limlnary huInes, the meeting va.
turned over 10 Ronuaus who attend
ed the annual international convention
az Cincinnati
Del Bruce Promoted Plain t'uihr
now adnrn Del Bruce. cf.'um', ulh,
patrol lfiyrt who vl, promoted fr.
,trda, 10 the rank ui J''y detective l
Mayor O,rthplscr Hw.c will irl,
The department to drive thr police 3i
farp Wants Recruit Officers Nlu
iant General Eafp h, issued yill u.
eighteen volunteer iuf national guar
recruiting duty m the state Rail
road fare IN Oklahoma tii, from lu
part u' the state will hr rlil Rrru
lar army riy will he given volunteer
and living expense, above 'he,r s'
sfic,
Electrical Mems p,nquci rlsfrI.H
men 10 Oklahoma t1 wll hnI u
,hc ifu time Thir,la, wgM rs'
,oge'hrf hah1us' and dance lt ,he Slif
yin hotel The affair 81, h,irg ,rtn
'0frl hv lhc llct'fi. club hu, lhr r's.
tried interest, ui ihr ,.mmmui, ar
Invited The banquet viii hr,.f ~ Z 3
and dancing lip o'clock The affair o
Informal
Ro,aubns Discuss pitnie-t nmmr'ss
men from the Oklahoma Civ Ron'
club met 90 moon ull, in me- H.,
HuJNu, hotel 90 discus, rsns n' ~
club annual picnic IN hr held q, ~
State la,t ground, hs week
An IA" Gospel Meeting N 1ll III
gospel meeting will be- conducted ID
morrow at the rs,plfs rrr,h,irru
congregation, tent tabernacle At e.
sycamore and South S,ils, street,
100 a m the Rev Frank u,u,r
St luke's Methodist church will pfsa,
and a, : 70 N the afternoon Supsfii
,enden, loughbaum oi the State An,
Saloon league will deliver an aiifs,
A picnic ha,kel lunch will hc ,sf,,
st noon Next Sunday the regular .r
ices will he conducted in the tent Il
stead ci the church pvrcr
Ice c's,m Social The Nypah Ga
ri the Pilgrim Congregational Suri
school will give an it' cream social
The lawn AZ Harvey and Noble sire,
TOMORROW evening The tlas, hone,
attract large attendance.
Invalid Convsieseins Friend, VI
have been anxious regarding Miss Nj
MAY Law, recently operated urcn {
appendicitis al St. Anihony's ho,pl,
wete informed today that ,hs va, ,o
V,le,cine and would soon hr ahif
return home
Our Joe Miller Contest
~ A pyfnc say, the uli,,, iuks
the one abou, the boy who was all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02
PERJURY CHARGES IN
POLICE COURT CASES

Umfst, ~ Huuv hN'. $3.50 fs
brought within 'Fu las. atant
rlr, urTtr lamm Nurh, anl .
toursr rsewc b. i't municipal
,auns,loft iorJs u vst stated ihs
morning BY Municipal luisc Spiict
! am absolutely positive iha, these
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02
snhm,tin. sI,L, Dutch Shin

LONDON. Aug l-rh, south
Shields Ga,c,,s 'a,' the Dutch steam.
ship iceland. Will, on her way from
Scotch port, has been sunk by =
German submarine after IN, crew had
been ordered to take 20 the bcs,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02
WireF| flashes

lNi',NI ., l'V,'N Us r'"R'''''., . Yl' n,
'.'.'' ',''''. N't'N '' arrive w ln.
sn.r u b, held ImrAl, n deter
mime 'hr future polio, .i 'he r1r't
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l 10 N'II 'N' '''''s'
''.' 7. I''N' '' .'.N''. ~ ''
under N',''' guard h''' I'N.C Y,
I,.'''. WA, , 'h.,. ".'' ME
drivers no iNU t''.HU'lH .''.rf Ttr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02
Our 10, Mill,, cor,.,,

Fd A Byfnc say, IN, oli,,, iok, Il,
the one abou, Nh, boy who wa, asked
how long his ersndmo,hef had been
dead The boy replied We'll. Il she
bad lived until nest Friday she would
bextsad tvo veeks,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02

testimony was In direct contradiction to
iha, Of white n,ishbors
Eve, was fined so. to he suspended
I ii Ne leaves the locality
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02
OIL FIELD ACCIDENT
VICTIMS FUNERAL

Funeral services fof Earl turle,. ~
wears Old. who was the victim oi an
oil field accident yesterday, will be
held Thursday morning al Perrine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-02

Invalid cOnvsleseins Friend, vs1
have been anSiuu, regarding Miss Nina
MAY Law, recently operated urrn Tor
appendicitis al 81, Anthony's hospital.
wete informed today ,ha, ,h, wa CON
V,le,cine and would soon b, ahl, IL
ftinfn hnfne
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
HARD GRID SCHEDULE
FOR MARYLAND AGGIES

College Park. Nd. Feb Capt ODER
lin. Of the Maryland Agricultural Coi-
lege football team. will have HIS 1875
schedule ready for announcement within
few weeks. The AgEfes have a most
pretentious list this season, IN fact II
Is doubtful II any college In Maryland
has more difficult one.
Contests for the State championship
Will OF course, be played with Western
Maryland, St. Johns, Washington Col
lege and Hopkins. Catholic University
VIII be met In a game which will prob
ably prove a thriller because OF the Bit
ter rivalry that has sprung MP between
the two schools during the last few years
Also there is a possibility Of the farm
ers' and Georgetown trying conclusions
Gallsudet. the AGgieg' old rivals. Ire
booked for a game during the early part
Of the season
The Aggies have made a master strobe
In arranging a game with the powerful
Virginia Military Institute eleven at Col
lege Park, the latter part OF the season.
This contest Is expected 10 prove one
of-the most attractive Of the season. n
being the first time the two schools
ever met ct the gr1diron game. And her
new team Of note on the Marylsnder
schedule is Dickinson College. one Of the
most formidable elevens IN that Stat. Of
crack elevens-Pennsyivsnis
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furlonss: lyesr-old.; r-u-sr
500. Burtank- III gonesl even, ! to ; out. won
ophelA W.. IL CTxplinl, to l. even. / to 2 sec
end: Msnostn, LIS isuythl, 10 to l 4 to l. 10 l.
third. Tine cs1s. Ours. Idolitx, Crtcr- Oti.co
and Hasy Con siso rzn
SECOND RACE-FIv and ooehsu turloar~
Syear-olds and upward: pur>. 500: yliine Coz
ter. lu tWztbebrl. Is TO l. TO l. to l. won
snifg Allen lis tBo-rO. to l. . 70 l. e--n So
cod; Lord wsif. us Crsplin). Il 70 S. to 10 &c
8. third Tine, 1895. Caro- Russell McGm
Protxsurss and Sordello also nm.
THIRD RAOE-Flre and half fur4onr-
Sye~r-olds and upward: purse. 500 selling ST
Dyke, no tSterr-tt. to a e~rr.I to 2 Won: "a
nopd Adams, IL Tro1leTl. 10 l. 4 to s. TO 8
SECOND: Belfast, III Cwstsoul Z 70 / 70 2 Il
s, third Time INa5 Laura Miss Eeoe-3e-r
Ansri, and Jsbot also rsn.
- FOURTH RACE-Punsc. $40; one and one~lrhti
miles; +yesrolds and upward: selling. Pare Whit
lol (Mosrntainl, to l. 20 l. 6 10 s. won; Chsrles
Francis, lo Tsplnl. to = Z to S to ; second
Lochiel. Ill tSmythl. TO S. 2 to G. out third
Time. lsA IS. BABY Sister, AfterElov. and MGlB
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile and ffty Yards Sr-4nr
mass, iB UAfcTtyl, to l. To s ) TO S won
Gsleswinthe e tUrauhxrl, TO z u s. 20 s.
SECOND; CutsEhunk los DOYLE. - to l. 10 /
to l. third. Time, l's. Argument Nil, Cohen
TeneT. Loui-e MAY, Moscow and. Ch1Tles r.
Grxingrr also mn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
Mrs. .Vogelsberger to Meet i
Mrs, Isemann In Bowling
Match at Grand Central

Recently at the Arcade. in three
practice games, Mrs. Isemann succeeded
In setting back her rival, but these
were practice games. and she may find
harder work with the Arcade star
tonight The match came out of the
scores made by the two contestants
recently in practice matches. Mrs
lsemann rolling Ill for high score
while Mrs. Vogelsberger annexed 3
total Of los In ten boxes. The oues
ton arose as to who was the besi
bowler, and tonight's game will has
considerable to do with the result OF
the championship.
Friday night the hnal I'VE gan Is
will be rolled at the Arcade and there
too, the followers of the alley game
viii turn out In large numbers as
Mrs. Vogelsberser. the pride of Mount
Pleasant. ts expected to win the title
and her friends are banking on thai
score. The winner will be decide by
the total pins In the ten games
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
UAREZ RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Seinns; s--srol1s ara ur-,-S ,
Eve and one half furionss ge~ vi Hsv~-i 10 !
> 10 l, TO 5. Won. NoHle Grand Il, fPir.ens ?
% l. 20 ". % 3 second Etr-ne sne-s y &C.
Hunt. IN 4 n 2 to 10 third Inn. / ~
Ro-s Gsro-n- o-1iz, LANES RsndeF Lovers Ian.
1snus. Bat Nsst---un. Y-~@rsrn Boss and Gr,si
Frisr also rzn
SECOND RACE-Th-~. --z--old5 and UPWARD,
one mile; -cilins Mollie o. 10 Ndssonl 3 70 s
20 s ] b 4 -ou: Skinny n. lr rHRs s 10 I
10 l. ever. s>crd; Eec1ruxsn To- iIicsensl :
n q 20 2 ] 10 4 third Tine so Ard-~-
Johnston. Nina K. Air Line and Bcnui.'s Buct
Gl-o 1n
THIRD RACr-Fw ana on~hsH fu-,cnr.
Psjzruits n. liz lEtrShh~uul TO 8 70 & 1 "
4. Won; Errsn. 10 (H. shilling 70 J. .. )
even, seound: BSrhsritS lol &C. Hurt 10 "
J. % 2 third Tine 80 IS Tos.mkr.r boris
sam BeokhAm, Mis- -FOly. YubS, and My 49,
IN
FOURTH RACB-stI furloass Bushcass. ~
Aiulhsrr1, 70 J. 10 l even. -cn; Brurks Inr
Oh Shillingl, n L even, 10 3 -roo1d JcffI-r
Gocbcl 10 tBurtnnl, : 10 l. 70 2 20 s mir
Tine las IS. Carrie Pryubs. Bu-T Edith ranahn
and KootenHy also mn.
FIFTH RACE-Flvs hrtonr Old Rah - &c
Hunt, to l. 20 ~ ] 70 5 vou Litfls lake. ia
lBuItonl. 10 s ; to s I n q seoond MausF rs
CP1ckensi 10 L 81 % 20 thi=d TIN
o<R Is Steils Grains. Auntis Cur and 81. u
also nm.
SIXTH RAcE-Csnt-n. Ir &C. Hunt, ststy
10 g. ! TO 4 won: Nirrie Dot IS rS.res ? 90 4
% 10 . TO s. Ec-rno: CEpt- Drr.. 70 fpsul-~ Y
TO L Il 10 l. TO l. third Tinrs lssg6 Letb
Coch-zne. Lone Star. Irsh KID. Mrrul, and vss
DAY II also rsn-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-r~oyesr-cd fnies four furionrs
Grest Dolly. los; Aimee T.. It; Our Meta ilt
Gonc-fnro. ING: Me'sdlins Mis- ns; Nioo Cir. Ils
Soives I'd.
SECOND RACE-selHnr: sye.--old, and ur-,rd
81 furonrl Chins, l0; Fsrsrxy. ic<: Lady Loo
lo; God Csp. no; Yort Lad. lD: Joe D.. III
J. b. Hsrreil. Ill: Cart Ben. III: Clint. LIS
Pleasurvvire, LIS; Gshvio, IL; Carl. rs
THIRD RACE-The kclb', German liver
Handicap; syesrolds and ur~srd; az furlcor-
DR. Carmen, us; Father Riley I0; Psymaster Io
Mars CASSIDY, ics; Fair Heller. los: Taes5o-1t. lo
Ahsra- W; Carbide. los: Unc3e Jimmie l9: Kor1
hase, m; Startling no: Hester PRIME iiSf Bcs
Heussey, r: Hnnoris, lis: s.ztosz ia Dr.. Car
men and Eether Riley Bskc-- entry; Pxynxster an
rslet-arcr, snesriey and Thrnpson entry
FOURTH RACE-ne Fair Grounds sp-ssl
tyrrolds and UPWARD; ooe milsL Pxnzzret., ps
J. j. Ll1s los
FIFTH BACD-sellins: Syesrold, and ur-1ro
one Min Man H.. -: Tr-nd 100: -TSnd, Pawn,
m; Anna Knutsr. ,c: 'RedisDd. les: La MODE nos
Ella Bry-ou los: Or. Kendall los Csde-nzz 10
Aisson, fe; Benoel. III: Bran Boru. us; Busnes
Aren't lis
sixth RACE-seIins: s-esr-olds and uu-,-t
one and onesrteenth uil>- Irrzvxddy -; .ISnr
90; 1uhe fx; Birk, l0: sab5ecz TOT; Laird {
kirS>ldy. loe; Arnor, zoe: Dznrerous Msrrsh. ls
Bencticsins Ice: Richard Lsnedou ru. I<Jke Va,
zAndts e; King Rsdford, re; roynhce, Zoe; chi
Edse. rce; YenSbes ia
SPECIAL NOT1CE-In the event Of min on ref
rusry = the fourth rcs vii be declared OF an
| the following noe Will Be Substituted: Fur s-yeAl
olds and upward: sir turi1nss-Southern Star y
Gontl-vcnan e: Meeiscts, To-: Dcuner. lc.; Insot
Insuyent, 1G; ]. c. WEIGH. lei: Tin Del To-; 81
Leo. los; Ancun, 10; sc-pF-r. is: Rutyour II. 10
'Appr-ntice allowance clained-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
By ARTHUR ;. wRENN.

The Western High School basketball
quint succeeded last night in de-
Tending its scholastic title against the
onslaught of the wellesley High i've, Of
Wellesley, Mass, at the Arcade, there
BY taking the intercity title from the
MASSACHUSETTS, team, q to Is. From the
time that Senator Weeks, of Msssachu-
setts, tossed up the first ball until the
middle OF the second period the teams
stood on even terms and would have
been playing yet but for the substitution
of Chamberlain for Peck and the weak
ening of the visiting Quint- At the time
OF the substitution the score stood four
teen all, both teams fighting their best.
Peine. who for the past two weeks has
been in bed with the measles and grippe.
appeared In the locals lineup, and II
was through his efforts in the last chap
ter that the game and title came to
Washington. The little forward, al
though weak from his illness, started
things in the final period by shooting six
baskets and five free losses, while Cham
berlaln, the substitute center. contrib
uted two baskets as his share. 1t was
the fight of the Georgetown team which
won the game. Too much credit cannot
be given them for their performance
Finnerty, McCabe and Keefe kept the
Massachusetts, team in the running dur
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
England Basketball Team Beaten by Western HghRacing
Grumpy Captures Purse In
Joseph Schwartz Handicap
ronight's Bowling Schedule

The Washington Herald League-Jen-
sons VS.. Roycrofts.
The Masonic Bea&ue-Stansbury vs.. Co
lumbias-King David vs. Mt Peasants.
knights of Columbus League-Alto-
monts VS.. Indians.
Southeast League--Southeast Stars vs.
|Schlitz.
Northeast League-Bibraltars va
RosedaleS
District League-Jeds vs. Goodfeilows
Bureau Disqualification VS.. Print
ers Noyone,
odd F'ellowS League-coiumblas VS.
Beacons
Navy Yard League-East Gun Shop VS.
Foundry.
Mt. Pleasant Disqualification VS.
Parks.
Georgetown Commercial League
Georgetown A. c. VS.. Cavanaugh & Ken.
bricks.
Nautical League-Easterns VS.. Ivor,
Soap.
Agriculture Inter-Bureau League-Ani
NAL Industry VS.. Weather
Terminal r. R Y. NJ. c. A League
Electricians vs.. High Level.
Marine Corps League-subig VS. Cana
Gao.
Bed Mems League-Osage VS.. Logan.
Phi Mu Sigma League-omicron Va
Kappa.
Washington City Tenpin League-Roy
ais VS.. Interiors
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
GOLF ASSOCIATION TO
MEET HERE March 2
Middle Atlantic officials Will Gather
at New Willard Hotel Next
Thursday.

The annual meeting of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association will be held
at the New willard Hotel March 2
Clubs of Maryland. District of Co.
lumbia, Virginia and Delaware make
up this organization.
Important matters will be discussed
besides the annual election of officers.
The association may branch out. 1t is
reported since several Philadelphia.
clubs would like to join the associa-
ton. The Quaker City clubs discussed
Joining the association some time ago.
II is said, but no definite step was
taken. Representatives of the Phila-
delphia organizations are expected to
attend the meeting. when the propo-
sition will be thoroughly discussed
Local golf enthusiasts would like
to have Philadelphia admitted to the
association. The Quaker City has
many clubs and would add much in
terest to the annual tournament In
the last few years the entries have
been limited, but with Philadelphia
as a member the list would be con-
siderably larger.
Ralph Bailey, of the Wilmington
Country Club, is the present president
of the association
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Selhng; rurse, ssn: tr,sr-oldi
and upward; Eve and oDe-han furlougs. Paulspn
PAulson, 100: Thrill lct; .WSYezins. lW: swolft
Baths. lcs: Stnbbo-n. 100; Roysi Interest III.
Z SECOND RACE-Seilins: pur-e szc: Syezr-old,
and upward; Eve and ooehsh fJn4onsS Medea 100
Lady Bryn zoe; Hugh, III: Crisco. ne: The Rurmp
IA; Capt. Elliott, llsi Frontier. in; kaydero-7us
ia: Prince Chap III.
vHIRD RACE-Seilns; purse ssw: Syear-old
and upward; Eve and onehah turlonss Raj RAM
S; Margaret Ellen, @: sHudss Rrofher 100
Hsberdash. 100; Sun Guide. l02: Teer jim. lna
Ethan Allen, los; Unity. los Regular, l6; K-ttl,
Drum, los; Eutsrpei nos: Sir Ofenhsch no
FOURTH RACE-SeIling; purse 500; sy-.r-oad,
Eve furlonss. aiconstone q; .Greetinrx 100; Queer
Apple. lo4; -smirkins. fo+; .Idler lG: Ruth stric
land 100.
FIFTH RACE-Seiling; puuse, 500; tyesr-old
and upward; six furionss -Rehcction 80; Elec4H
csn. 70; BorsI losi Tie Pin, los; Be Prs, los
Merry jubilee. Zoe: Altshams, III.
sAwventice Allowance cisined
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Lands First Honors in Feature
Race at New Orleans From
Classy Field.
FAIR HELEN Is SECOND

New Orleans. Feb. zz-Grunpy added
another purse to his credit when he
triunphed over Fair Helen and Beuls B
o IN the Joseph Schwartz Handicap fea-
turing the days card at the fair ground.
Jockey Johnny McTaggsrt handled rim
IN faultless fashion and waited on IN,
pace forcedsby Beulah s.. and Deliver
IN the stretch sprint. he engaged ir
splendid battle with Fair Helen, out,
gaming her near the end. Fair Heller
came around the others and closed a bis
gap. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Puse; msidsn syesy-olds and nm
Whru cne mile. Kins K, IL Wan Duseul q 20 s
to :. l 70 I. WOO: Capt AIzrcslEnout ng a. Nc
iasT.rtl, to !. 70 2 ever. SseopDd: sers1 ssrin
also ran ~
SECOND RAcE-seIlins; Syesr-old.; one mn.
Lattie bisFsy lie tGeutyl. . TO s. TO 5. . % s
sscDod; LArtin, los CDs,sd1, Q 70 istoi .T-s
third Time. l7a IS. MsyIne W Miss psFtSr
iyIosupay CLEANER. and Rose Juliette also ran
THIRD RACE-sellins; 4year-olds aud upward
y To 70. 3 toS TO 4. woo; Helen NJ, lu Burns
TO !. 10 ], to s. second: Intone nos Cseeh,nl
70 / TO ], 70 2. third Time lea Is Msb<
irlveoo- Har2 Lauder. Mar Ann K. and Benz
FOURTH RACE schv.rs HsDdiczp; Sye.rold
and upward; one mile. Grumpy ol a. McTsszrtl
10 70 s. to To ?. wun: Fair Hesen - LMcD-
nsotps 70 J. 70 s. TO g. ssruod; BeulAh s..
Gamer, 70 s. to 10. l to 2 third. Tine = ~
elf Feld. Prince S.. and Deliver also nm
fifth RACE-seiling: syesr-ofds and Inward
one mile and twenty Yards Belboy Ii (Andre-
70 ], 70 l. to S. won; Guioe Post III fkos-
ue1, eren. 70 $ cut, second; Ina Kay i1 IAN
TO-. no stoi, ate ! third Time. I'S
hoc4ery, Ie~N Louise, and R<ybouru also nan
SIXTH RACE-Senins: Sy-sr-olds and ur-Hrt
one mile and twenty ysrds seron.t. &c collins
4 i 4 & IN q N0r1
70 ]. TO z to s. seuoDd: Dad. IL (RoezueT
70 !. 70 !. even. third. Time I72 IS Ceietrit,
1 Old Charter. Matte C., Pocs Mshei Mouis1ne--
Nissdoo. GerrHd, and W. W. Clsrk also nm
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
GIANTS WILL LEAVE
FOR MARLIN FRIDAY

New York. Feb 1.-THE first contingent
Of Giant players will leave this city for
Marlin Friday morning. The party in
charge of Eddie Brannick will include
Christy Mathewson. Catchers Wendell,
Kocher. Kenney and Sandberg, Infield-
ers Hunter. Martin, and Fish, and Out
fielders Harrison, Darlington. Rousch
and Jacobson. Doom. Ritter and Shepner
will be picked up on the way to st. Louis.
At the Mound City Schupp, Schauer.
Rossinger. Farrell and Cole will join.
Sherman, Kramer, Thorpe, Kelly, Brain
ard and Rodriguez. the Cuban. will re-
port to Matty direct from their homes.
McGraw will take Southpaw Palmero
with him from Cuba. McGraw is due in
Marlin February g.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
GENERALS FIVE
jolt c. u. QUINT
|Brooklanders Handed Set
back by Washington and
Lee Tossers.
|ROUGHNESS MARS GAME

After three weeks of happiness in the
Capital with the thought that Washing
ton would again be the possessor of a
South Atlantic champion. the JOY came
to an end yesterday afternoon at the
Arcade. as the Catholic University quint.
in whom the hopes had been placed. went
down to defeat before the Washington
and Lee I'VE. "a to 10. in one of the
dirtiest games ever staged in the city.
At the beginning of the game the local
coilegians had a slight edge on their
opponents, but toward the end of the
first half the Lexington boys obtained
the lead and remained in that position
during the rest Of the game. being tied
but once. At the time during the initial
period when things were going good for
the Brooklanders, Capt Young. of the
Virginia quint, Gagged basket three
quarters the length of the court, which
was followed 0osely by one of the same
character by Johnny Barrett, of football
fame. ana at the end of the first period
the Washington and Lee team had a
three-point margin on their opponents
through these shots.
After the whistle blew, ending the In
Permission. the teams again battled for
supremacy, bringing into play some OF
the tactics exhibited by Freddy Welsh
and his coparfners in the roped arena,
but owing to the fact that only one man
on1ciated- II was impossible to see all
Barrett and Pierotti. of the visiting team
were chief offenders in this respect, and
only in order to protect themselves did
the Brookland men return the punish
ment.
With the score standing fifteen al
toward the end of the second period, Bar
rett Gagged two baskets from the middle
of the floor, but MOTTO be outdone, the
Catholic q. five soon evened up the
| count. both being nineteen points. Here
Bethel who thus far In the game was
| unknown, excepting for his jumping abil.
| ity, came to the rescue and scored two
| baskets In rapid succession and with
Barrett shooting a free toss placed the
score beyond the reach of Fred Rices
local quint
The play Of both teams was compare,
| lively the same with the exception OF
shooting baskets, the local ouint relying
on working the ball beneath the baske
| and then shoot. while the visiting mer
| would shoot the whole length Of thu
| floor. 1t was the ability Of Barrett and
Young to cage the long baskets that tool
the only hold which Washington has hac
on the South Atlantic title away.
| Mcmahon. the little guard Of the loca
college, was the mainstay throughout tn,
game, because OF his free tossing ant
guarding and his performance viii Ions
4 be remembered by those who witnessed
the game. Lineup and summary:
A = n. prws
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-23
yUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seliinE; 5yesrolds and uTvs-c
siN furlunEz. .Helen Iamcs. 10; Biuc Point, va
ThElis rs; Flnsss s. 10. Anne MeDe, 10
Jennie Small rs: Yiso 10: Gen. Pirkett W
That's Ne, ~; Lady lacy Bsy no: Rsney ne
Classy Cur, no; Kitty MAY. no; Be-ha. no Pre-
man IL
SECOND RACE-SslIuF; yyesr-olds and up-srd
one mile. Smiling Mag y; sEndursnes r
Tutor g.; Isct Hauisou, - Iumelia = senolif !
Dan, ioS; Strsnre Girl 10: orbt-ulation los; Fly
ms lo5: "Mabcils lo5.
THIRD RACE-sellins; Syesr-oids; hrr aud oo-
half furlonEz. .HApincx -: Billy CuIbcr-or VI
Lscbh los: -yeldt H5: -Issz, lU
FOURTH RACE-Hsndiosp: Filing: svcsr-old,
and upward; .escO furiongsL King Boz To-: HIu'
koe loa; Ola Star. 10: Dundrcsry, l0: JuEtiey
Goehcl. no
FIFTH RACE-Scnins; syesr--gds and urrs-d
sI turionrS odd Com, lU sWilis los: KID Ne
500 lT; Prime lU lttle Ahc To-: oJnd Nunc
IN: MErk y. Euhanks 10
SIXTH RACE-SeIlinG 4yesr-oldt and urrEro
one and uoeeirhth miles. sNHnnis Ncnts .
Ala, 100; Barnard. No. "TGper Tn lG: NH-cus
los.