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The Washington herald., 1916-03-05

FIRST RACE-Four furlonss HAsty Cora. lOS
tTapliu). 70 /, TO s, l to . won: Manodn. ZOE
CDennlsrl, to 2. to 2 TO S second; L4ntAnA,
l6 (Wolstenholm). to l. to S. l 70 z third.
Time. 0a2 rs. May Book and Crucss also ran
SECOND RACE-SiX furIongs Tie Pin. los
tCruisel, to q To 6. out won; Scottish knight,
lol Lomasl. % to l. TO l. TO l. second Blue
Rock, 100 tHarington). Il to l. to l. to 5.
third. Time, ldL Dancing Star. stoningtOD,
Archery. Hugh and Lady Rankin also rAn.
THIRD RACE-FIve and onehalf furlongA
Dakota, lW (Harringtonl, to 5. to 10 70 S.
won: Jane. lo2 CLshertyl. to !. , TO l. 9 to 5.
second: Dr. R. L. SwNrenger. Ill CTaplinl, . to !.
To 10. / to ] third. Time. / 0e. Ava TruTato,
Sal Vanity, Kettle Drum. Phil Conner and Duterpe
also ran
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Autumn. III ICON.
nelly. To /. 10 10. l to ), won; Muzanti 100
tHinphy). to l. to 10. TO 8, second Water Lad,
100 (SterTettl, 70 2 even. TO S, third Tine,
Ia Argument, Tensr and yellow Eyes also rAn
FIFTH RACE-Mile and onefourth. TSnerlAns.
ios tTSplin). 70 s TO 5. out, won; Ray O. Light,
lo6 tOonnelS1. to l. to s. l to ) second; Luther
100 CWolStsnholml to l. To l. TO 10 third.
Time. 2E Is. Baby Sister. RaEenal and Charles
Francis also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
FULTZ LAUGHS AT STRIKE.
Head of Players Fraternity Knows
Nothing About the Movement.

New York. March 4-In the belief that
Dave Fultz, of the Players Fraternity,
might be the man to know of any i'm
pending strike such as was limited at by
Jim Gilmore in Chicago late Saturday
night, he was sought out in his Flatbush
home and asked when the dissatisfied
hirelings of the diamond were going to
get their orders to post pickets and walk
out on the magnates.
Jim Gilmore says there's going to be
baseball strike in April, i-Fuitz was
told.
"A strike! That's something new on
me-" replied Dave with a merry ha, ha.
IT know nothing of a strike, nor do I
see any reason for any such movement, "
and with that laughed some more.
1T may be that Gilmore is thinking of
calling out some portion of the workers,
but If he is, he has kept his plans under
his hat" declared the fraternity head
with some more chuckles.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
HAVANA ENTRIES FOR SUNDAY

FIRST RACE-seIlins; purse 500; ayear-oIds
and upward; SIX furIongs. The Belle Of the
Kitchen. IS; Dtnsh Do. los; Quick. nj; zesus Ill {:
Afterglow, Ii: Mr. Snigp, Ill: Capt Elliott, Ill
SECOND RACE-Selling; purse, 500; 5yeAr-olds
and upward; Eve furlongs. Ball Band, IS; Gale
thumpian, l03: Regular. los; The Lark, los: yellow
Eyes. los; Flat Bush. l0s: Lord Wells III; Miss
GeDeTieTe. 49, Duquesne rs
THIRD RACE-Sellng purse, 800; Syear-olds
and upward; five furlOngs. Bunce l6 Kope los
DR.. Cam, loS Palm Leaf. 10; Edmund Adams
III: Sureget. liz; Sksets. Us
FOURTH RACE-Selling; purse, 500; 3-year-oIds
and upward; five and half furiOnEs VedA Do
-; Tiger Jim lol; Unity. 100; Borel. lG2; Easter
Star. lo4; Huda's Brother l5; Phil Common lO6
Miss Kingsbury. IC.
FIFTH RACE Selling; purse. 800; 3yesr-olds
and upward; five and OnehaR furlmg. Ruth
Strickland. S. BroomStTSW. 81; Reflection, 80:
sir Dyke, %; 'MoncTief, l02; Carlton c. lo4 Mar
jorie A. Io6; Mac l0a
SIXTH RACE-Selling; purse. 500: Syear-olds
and upward mile and fifty yards. Tom Hancock,
&c; 'Cuttyhunk, l0I; Beaumont Belle los: Almedia
lawrence. los: Kris Kringe. los; water Lad, ITO;
FeatherCuster IL
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; purse $40; 3year-
olds and upward; one mile. Queen Apple %;
Energetic. g. 'Quick Star 20: Tie Pin, lU2; merry
Jubilee luo; scOrpio, lO4 White Crown. I07; Stone
Hedge, ll3.
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
lack Johnson Is Indignant.

London. March 4-"Reports that I
have been warned that I am TO be de-
ported are all les declared Jack John
son, former heavyweight champion, to-
day.
johnson admitted that he Is going to
sail for South America on Friday, but
says he is going Of his own free will.
johnson has been filing music-haIl en-
gagements in the British Isles for the
past year. Recently it has been rumored
that he would be deported unless he left
the country at once. No explanation has
been Forthcoming.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
.BAER IS NAMED
&. v. i. MANAGER
Graduate to Be in Charge of
All Athletics, Including
the Gridiron Sport.
M'KNEW ALSO HONORED
Law School Freshman Will Manage
Baseball Eleven-No Coach APP
pointed as Yet

David A. Baer, A B., 10, LIB. IL,
and a lawyer of this city, was appointed
graduate manager of athletics for next
year, and Donald McKnew, is, Law
School, was named student manager Of
the football team by the Faculty Com
mittee on Student Activities of which
Dean Fraser is chairman. on Monday,
On Wednesday, President Stockton
approved Mr.. Baer's appointment to take
effect Immediately
After a preliminary and incomplete
canvass Of the University for men who
will come out for football next year
had shown that 80 to 40 students had
had football experience, this action was
taken assuring beyond doubt that a
football team will represent the Uni
versity next year.
No selection OF a coach has been made
yet, but a schedule will be arranged i'm
mediately. The following colleges are
likely to be met: Georgetown, Gallsudet
Gettysburg, Catholic University, NJ. A.
C., Johns Hopkins. Eastern College
Western College, Richmond College.
Mr.. Baer will not Immediately take
charge Of athletics. but will work with
Prof. McNemar until the end OF the
year when his resignation becomes eff
fective.
Mr.. Baer will manage all athletics next
SSoi' anu III AlltIu 10 all IOlDdll mat
tiers this year
Assistant managers of football will
be elected shortly by the student body
There will be no spring practice of the
team.
During his student days at the Uni
versity. Mr.. Baer was very active in
student affairs. In 1909 he managed
the most successful football team ever
produced by the university and in 1910
he was editor of the Hatchet- He was
active in the Association OF Class Presi-
dents, and many other organizations.
He is now a member OF the board of
managers of the Hatchet. He is a mem
Der of Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Donald McKnew will receive his A
B. in Columbian College this spring in
addition to being a law school fresh
man. He was a leader in the recent
campaign for the resumption of foot
ball heading the students voluntary
committee and doing much work for it.
He has been prominent in the Interfra-
ternity Association. having managed
several of it's functions. He is a mem
Der Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
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The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
JUAREz ENTRIES.

FIRST RACB-sellng; SyeAr-olds and upward
one mile. 'SalTado Queen, %; Endurance. %:
Uncle Ike. IS; Lady Bay 100; Anne MCGEE, 100;
Tutor lOl; DISCO, lO2; Acumen, lU; Eectrowan.
liz.
SECOND RAOE-selling; Syssrolds and upward
five fnionG. 'DOEie. 100; Prosperos Baby, los
Col. RandeIl. los JmeHa. los: Marie Coghill. los
Lady Young los; California Jack. lis.
THIRD RACE-selling; Syear-olds and upward
five and one-haE furlongs. Tower, %; Agent. lol
'Dusky Dave. 1867 Auntie Curl, los: Gray's Fav-
orite, lW; McAlan. I0s Robert Mantsll. 100; salie
O'Day. 10.
FOURTH RAOE-seycn turiongs; Syear-olds;
selling Henry Walbank. loe 'BngrayeT. l02; 'Rsy.
100; Little Abe lo4; Phyllis Antoinette lO6; Quid
Nunc, ZOE.
FIFTH RACE Selling; Syear-olds and upward
five and oue-hAn frlongs Bean SpilIsr, l03;
Rose Mary, los; Teduc. lV Panhacapi, lOl
SEl Mahdi. llO; Aura, uo; Metropolitan. LIS.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; 2year-olds and upward
seven furlongA svirEie Dot, 81; Frances G.. 100
Sharper B.. LeSbis, 100; Sharper knight. lO2;
Sanfranor, 1B.
Apprentice Allowance clairned
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FCur furlongs. Cycleford lM
H'resce,. to l. to .. To S. won; Juanita Fred
erck. lis Gamer. to 5. l to 5. out second :
Sybil, Ito (Picksns). to !, to s. l TO 5. third.
Time. O:ts IS. Wanda. Nasle DOvati, Ida TroFSto
and Gulf Stream also ran.
SECOND RAOE-FiVe and ons-haH furlongs. Odd
Cross ioS tBuXtOn), to l. to !, TO 2 won /;
ByTan. 100 III. Shilling. to l. 8 to s. to S.
second; DUTie, 100 TO- Gentry, 10 to l, 4 to l.
to l. third. Time on IS. Toastmaser, Belle
Reach, Tiger Bill, Dad Davies, Miss Tempo Ada
and Zenotsk also nan.
THIRD RACE-One mile Virgie Dot % TO-
Gentry. to l, even, to 2 won: Fitzgerald, Ia
Booker, } to !, even, l to J second Marcus los
tSchsmerhOrnl, TO l, even, l to 2 third Tine
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
Panzareta Is Defeated
By Tauber's Bringhurst
Largest Crowd in History of New Orleans Track Attends
Races Polly H. Springs Big Surprise on Talent.

"a rs Helen James DOwnland, orbiculation and
Bonne's Buck also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlOngs. Brooks, IS III.
Shilling, to q 3 to 5, out. won; Little String.
% (Marco). to 1. to l. to 5, second; Lsckrose,
liz (Pickens), Z To 10. out, third Time, la3 La
Bette MORE and Old Bob also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongz Robert Mantell,
III tOrmes), 4 to l. 8 to s. to 5. won: Cecil, lo3
tSchamsrhornl, to !. to 5, to 5, second; Foe
man. liz (Molesworth). to !. to l. even. third
Time la4l-5 Lady James, FaTorite Article. Miss
Fielder. Lady Young. Hardy. sspt. Druse and
Marshal Tilghman also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seren furlongs. IiEinator, Ill
(Buxtonl to 2, even, to s. won; Henry Wal
bank. l05 III. ShiIHng), to /. To 10. / TO :.
second; Eek Davis. IO6 Hayes. TO l, to 2.
to 5. third Time l q S. John Spohn, Boggy
johnson. Kid Nelson and Old Coin also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
ATHLETIC CONTESTS CLOSE.
Terminal V NJ. c. A. Point winners
Are Made Public,

The series of weekly athletic contests
held at the Terminal, Railroad Y. NJ. c.
A. has closed. These contests were in
troduced for the purpose of developing
men for a track team and work up to an
indoor athletic meet A live interest was
shown in the contests, eighteen men hav-
ing competed.
The following men won places, having
obtained the greatest number of points:
Heap, first place, 1873 points; Jordan,
second place. 791 points. Charshee, third
place, $50 points. The standings of the
men are given below:
Heap, 1879 points: Jordan. 7s1 points;
Charshee, $50 points; Butler. Al points
Galbraith, 407 points; Mshany. ISL points;
Koerner, 349 points; Russell, 346 points;
White. 297 points; Dingler, 2s1 points
Daley. 1872 points; Conrad, 159 points;
Lawrenson, 157 points; Dorsey, 146 points
Hutterly, 126 points; Keane. 90 points,
Miller, "a points, Grant, 81 points.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
ALL-STARS CHALLENGE.
Phi Nh Sigma Basket-ban Cracks
Are After Games.

are AIter Oames.
An all-star team of players from
the Phi Mu Sigma Basketball League
is arranging to play series of games
with the strongest teams in Washing
ton and vicinity in the interest of the
leagues finances and to promote a
greater interest in basketball in
Washington. If the present plans go
through, these games should be well
worth seeing. as the team will have
some of the best players in Wash
ingtonr and those behind the project
want to take on the strongest oppo-
nents possible.
Such players as Milton Schwab.
Huntermann, Withrow, Country
Morris and other local stars will be
seen in the Phi Mu Sigma line-up. The
management hopes to arrange for at
least one game to be played in the
Arcade Auditorium, where a large
crowd can be accommodated.
Teams desiring to arrange for games
should communicate with r. H. Rath-
Won, acting manager. care Standard
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The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
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The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
Albany Baseball Club Sold.

Albany, March. 4-Charles NJ. Win
chester, owner of the Albany Club of the
New York State Baseball League, yes
terday sold the club to DR.. F. N. Tate, of
Albany, for 5000.
The transaction included only the fran
chise and players. DR.. Tate announced
that he had leased Chadwick Park for the
coming season,
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
DREW Is WIFE DESERTER.
Champion Splinter Fails to Contest
Court Action in Springfield.

Springfield. Mass, March 4-Claim-
ing desertion, Mrs. Ethel May Drew,
wife of Howard P. Drew, national anna
teur champion sprinter, was granted the
temporary custody of her children by
Judge Charles l. Long in Probate Court.
She petitioned for separate support, but
no date was fixed for a hearing. The
petition was uncontested
Mrs. Drew told the court that her hus-
band, whom she has not seen or heard
from since last summer, had deserted
her and failed to contribute to her sup
port.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
DONNELLY BEATS MARVEL
Crack Local Roller Skater Turns the
Trick Easily.

TIL Masked Marvel lost his first hard
race last night to Carroll Donnelly, the
Washington lad, who has been accused
right along Of being the disguised skater.
Donnelly OutClassed the Marvel during
the last half mile, when the latters left
skate truck twisted loose and became
unscrewed from his shoe. DESPITE the
handicap he continued with the race
and was defeated in minutes and Is
seconds.
Manager Whiting announced that the
Masked Marvel will appear at the Cen
trial Coliseum rink again beginning a
week from tomorrow night. Because of
a fall which the Marvel received in a
race with Bernard Emmert last Wednes-
day night, he wishes to rest, after which
he will again challenge all corners over
any distance at the local rink.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
st. Louis Players Placed.

st. Louis, Mo, March T. -Manager
Hickey, of the St. Louis Americans, has
announced that deal had been closed
for the release of Third Baseman Walsh
outfielder Drake. Catcher Ruell and
Pitchers Willett and Tillman to the Mem
phis club. of the Southern League. The
st. Louis team retains an option on TILL
man. hickey plans to place twelve more
players with minor league clubs.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
HANGS UP NEW MARK.
Ben O'sickey Clips on Three-hfths
of Second Skating One Mile.

Pittsburgh, March 4-Ben O'Sickey to-
day holds a new worlds skating record
for half mile. He covered the distance
in lis 3-5, 3-5 of a second better than
the old mark, at the International In
door Skating Championship which
closed here last spring. The winner of
the competition was Anton O'Sickey, of
Cleveland, with 100 points for the three
nights. Carl Fisher, of Milwaukee was
second, with 12o points, and Ben O'Sickey
third, With so points.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
TECH HIGH BEATEN
BY GONZAGA FIVE

The crack Technical High School bas-
ket-ball team. which has been cleaning
up all the prep and high school quints
in this vicinity. was handed a setback
Yesterday in the Gonzaga gym when the
North Capitol Street tossers romped in
with the long end of a Is to 10 score
Greene, jumping for the North Capitol
street team, was easily the feature of the
game. while the work of Eisemann stood
out prominently. Mealy. the fast for
ward of the GOnzaga team was missed
The line-un and SUMMARY:
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
Five Pittfed Players Released.

Pittsburgh. Pa. March Alive former
members Of the Pittsburgh Federal
League club have been released and told
to find berths for the coming season, &C.
cording to an announcement by Business
Manager William T. Mccullough The
players are Pitchers Cy Barger, Ralph
Comstock and Bunny Hearne. Catcher
Patrick O'Connor and Infielder James
Savage
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
INNOVATION Is SPRUNG.
National League Diamonds to Be
Laid Out by Surveyors.

Laid Out by Surveyors.
New York, March baseball diamonds
in the National League are to be laid out
to an exact nicely in the future, the
lines to be laid down and the bags to be
placed by surveying engineers, John A
Heydler, secretary of the league, an
nounced today in statement telling of
the innovation.
The secretary's statement reads: For
the first time In its history the National
League will have its playing fields sur
veyed by competent engineers, and the
correctness of the measurements certified
to the president OF the league.
There has always been some doubt
owing TO former imperfect rules and dia-
grams, as to the proper distances of
pitchers plates and batsmen's boxes on
some of the National League infields, and
one diamond, at least. it was discovered
that the pitchers plate had been installed
too close to the plate"
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
Mrs. Vogelsberger Accepts Def.

Mrs. Fogelsberger, who recently won
the District duCkpin championship. roll
ing against Mrs. Isemann, has accepted
the challenge of Miss BILLY" Williams
Total pins Of ten games to count, all
games to be rolled a Arcade Alleys Five
games to be rolled Friday. March 10; final
five games to be rolled Tuesday, March
II
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
Terminal "Yo Quint Wins.

The Washington Terminal Y. NJ. G \.
basketball team was defeated last night
by the Fort Myer team by . to % and
the second team OF the Fort defeated the
second team in the Terminal in the sec
Ond game OF the evening by % to H.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
POTOMACS TO MEET.
Officers VIII Be Elected and Other
Business Transacted.

The regular meeting Of Potomac
League will be held Tuesday. This will
be an important meeting, as the cleo
ton of officers and the considering
of applications of new franchises for
the season of 1916 will be taken up.
Any club that desires to make applica-
ton for a franchise, please do SO in
writing before this meeting.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
FOR SALE-PoULTRY.
BROOKLYN Signs Hickman

New York. March 4-President Ebbets,
Of the Brooklyn National League Base
bal Club. announced the purchase Of Out
fielder Hickman, who played with the
Baltimore Federals last year. Edward L.
Monrose, a Brooklyn catcher was re-
leased to the Topeka club, Of the West
arm League.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
Houck Goes to Portland Club.

Portland, Ore, March 4.-Byron Houck,
a pitcher, formerly with the Athletics,
and for the past two seasons with the
Brooklyn Federsls. has been signed by
the Portland Coast League team.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05

suhstitutions-Bahwtn for WALTZ Pfeifer for
Myers, EdmOnson for Pfeifer. Goals from floor
Donoghue, Blake, Greene. Dyer e. Eisnan. De
la Verne. Goals from fOul-DyCer o. DOuoghue
De Atley o. Referce-Mr. Ford Alexandra
Scorer-Mr Brady. Georgetown. Timekeeper-Mr
Francke. Gonzsga
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
Rockville Stars Win.

Rockville. Md. March 4-In Seco Hall
here last evening a basketball team COM
posed Of the pick of the players of Rock
vile defeated the Janeta quint, q to Is.
1t was one of the best-played and most
Interesting games OF the season in Rock
willie. Robertson. for the winners, and
Hutchinson. Of the Janetas, did fine work
The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
JANETAS

Field gOaLs-Robertson lol, Prescott (2), Windham
81 Hutchinson Il. Wilson, Rigs. Goals from
f0uIs-PrgssDtt %, Hutchinson a.. Robertson. Ref
, srre-Mr. Watson. Tmekeeper-Mr. Berry. Scorer
Mr. Petrr
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
nzareta Is Beaten in Sensational Race at New Orleans
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800 PER 100 FOR COLLECTING NAMES AND
Addresses; instructions. Z cents. MAILING SIR
VICE, 20 Holiday Bldg. IndiSnapolis, Ind.
DO EASY, PLEASANT Work AT HOME; No
chnTassing experience; good pay; free sample.
GLEASON, Mid-City Bldg. ChicatO.
HELP WAHTED-MALE.
f1REMAN-APPIY BETWEEN Z AND 2 p ".
CONGER's LAUNDRY, 2rd st and n. Y.
ave.
Will PAY ANY HoAEsT NAN Up TO SO
monthly for part Of gFry ime no contrasting. no
capital. Write tods'' VOORHEES,, Desk 2
Omaha Nebg.
WANTEB-J0B AND CYLINDER PRESS FEED
eTs; experts only at once. HAYWORTH PUB
LISTING HOUSE SSs g 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
FOR sALE-HoUSEs.

FOR sALE-lsTH AND ooRooRAN 81 wv
Rooms and bath, god location for a store, - .
reduced pncs Of A.TU. 70 a quiet buG. A q
CAYWOOD. sB n. y. aus. NV
The Washington herald., 1916-03-05
FOR RENT-RoOMs

iB5 Q Swell HEATED. C0MFOBTEBTI
hOuse; hot water daily; modern coovenieDcs;
phone Call evening"