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there has been considerable hard luck. and
the climax was reached when Pat Nc
Govern, the veteran tackle and late center,
broke both bones In his arm and Mlchaels'
the freshman halfback. twisted his knee,
Bill Clark another center, also is on the
sldeiines with an injured knee and Fred
Donnelly. regarded as one OF the best
pivotal men who ever played at Swarth-
more. is suffering from the same atnictlon'
It's tough break for a team which has
defeated Penn and Lafayette, especially
when the serious losses came Just rev
days before the big game.
Yesterday afternoon Bill Roper assisted
by Dr. Roy Mercer and George Brooke,
sent the varsity squad through signal drill,
fearing that any further scrimmagInE would
cripple the rest OF the regulars. II was
necessary to find another center or two,
so Rldpath and Wilson were put through
the PAGES.
Two Trying for Job
Both showed up fairly well, but 1t takes
more than three days TO develop man
who can pass the ball accurately. However,
the men realized the seriousness OF the
situation and worked harder to master the
art of passing the pigskIn than they ever
have done at a final examination. As yet,
no selection has been made. and the eN-
perimentng Will continue until tomorrow
night,
AIva Bush. the sensational fullback, who
has been on the sick list for two weeks Ia
back in the game, and the other positions
in the backheld will be filled by Fcnny
Baker, Ally Cornog and Johnson. Frank
Stowe will play one guard and Ridpath
the other IL he doesn't play center. Cap
tain Judge Endicott, one OF the most power
full tackles in the East, will be on the right
side OF the line, and the other place will
be filled either today or tomorrow. Gill
lesple and Harold Smith are the ends
Benefits Attack Feared
The team plays hard is aggressive and
has shown more fighting spirit than any
representing Swarthmore. They always
do better in games than In practice. and
this is the one thing the Garnet rooters are
hoping for next Saturday However. they
realize that Doctor Bennett has n Well
coached team at Haverford, the backheld
has been playing together for couple of
seasons and tho men know the game from
A to lizard. II will be remembered that
when Penn was in hard straits last fall
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with the story. Miss window said shc
could not learn
~ am glad to get back to my native
country" said Miss window, with sigh
There is so much sorrow In England. ono
sees nothing hut wounded men and widowed
women and crying children Tho best men
OF England have been killed already. that
is 10 say, OF the younger generation"
Miss window was presented with many
tokens In appreciation of her work among
the wounded ono of these Scotch High
lander.s' cap, she wears on the stage at
Kcith's, where she is playing this week.
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Cummiskey Continues to Improve

The condition of Frank J. Cummiskey.
head of the Bureau Of City Properly, who
was operated on in 81. Mary's Hospital last
Saturday while $50 of his employees prayed
hospital, after passing a comfortable night
Chief CummIskey was critically IN from
pneumonia.
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OF the college
on the hospital
list. n couple Of
star haifbacks
hubblinE around
on Crutches and
tn Haverford
game only three
days on, II Is lit
tie wonder that
tho followers Of
the Garnet are
getting red In the
IA &C or pal q
around the Eills
or so m q thing
when they think
OF what might
happen next sat
urday afternoon.
Despite the clean
slate and remark
able showing OF
tl,c taau, This fall.
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Guy Axworthy Brings $40, 1000

NEW YORK Nov 23.-duy Axworthy, sire Of
I ee Axworthy 6sA brought $4,000 when ne
vas sold 70 Harry Hardness at the auction OF
he Iate Jacob Ruppert's stock farm. The
horse now fourteen years old, Will be taken
10 Walnut Hall Farm. Kentucky. Guy AA-
worthy cost his late owner only $4,000,
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Cnrtis Club Smoker saturday

The Curtis Country Club will hold smoker
and boxing carnival next Saturday night az the
below Dauphln. Tine program includes six box
inK bouts, a battle royal, wrestling and singing.
irba vind-up Will be between Johnny Auluney.
fnFmsr amateur feathsrWelEht champion OF the
world and Freddie Diggins.
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Rinr ResuIts al Gayety

In the three-cushiDn tournament now taking
placs al the Empire billiard Academy w. Wan
nsr Captured . hard game from Fred Williston
by the score of 30 to Al, This was Mr., Willis
TOMS first defeat OF the tourney,
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Wilson 70 Attend Friars, Fenst

WASHINGTON Nov 23--Lew Daek-
stader the minstrel king, after a visit 10
the White House today, announced preHi-
dent Wilson would attend the Friars' ban-
quet In New York city. The date VIII ha
set to meet the convenience OF the Preal=
dent.
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Evening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

NEW YORK--JIm Healy knocked out Jim
TuIIy, seeOndi Anthony hoGOwan stopped
Billy Bennett, hfth.
BALTIMORE-kid shecler won from Mike
0'Brlen.
PROVIDENCE. r.. I.-Memphls Pal Moore
defeated Willie Brown.
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THERE s little Of that "1et JOY be uncon.
4 fined stun ut sworthmore these days.
with three perfectly good eenters--the pick
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Johnny Miller of Manayunk. is a tough
hattler;. Joe pfiley, Of Nleet9wn, Is clever.
RYAN A. c. tomorrow night with their dif-
feFent styles. they should make matters In
teTeAting for themBelYeB-also for the ayAC-
tatoFs, wally Hinekls vs.. Tommy cranston Is
the semi.
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Four special boxing shows will BE- staged next
Thursday afternoon Thanksgiving Dayl, thanks
to Alatchmakera Hanlon, hcGpigan, Ryan and
HALEY. The Olympia, National new Ryan and
konpaFeU Clubs are arranging all-star bouts
Il u estimated thar l0OoO lanS WIN witness
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Tommy Iamison. OF schuylklll. IL under the
weather. He Is unable 10 get about, and his
match with Sol o'Donnsll at the Lincoln Club
tomorrow night has been cancelled, Young
Jack o. BFien and Henry Hauber have been
signed up by ueorgle Decker as a substitute
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CAMDEN CREEPS
CLOSER TO LEAD
FOR THE FLAG
"Skeeters" Take Game From
Trenton by Their Splen-
did Teamwork
JASPER PLAYS TONIGHT
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
w. l.. nc. w. l.. nc.
Isspsr - .SS3 Trenton ... 5 .3ib
S.ssass e iiSSSS Sc Ssey..sffa N.sf ::fsfs
FUTURE GAMES

Notwithstanding vs.. Jasper. ut Nonpareil
friday NiEht--De. Neri vs.. Greystock. al,
f,,e,,er battalion He'll,
Vsst,rdsy niEht-Insprr vs. ne Neri. nt Musi-
sai Tund Hall. and Greystock at the Trenton
ArubrY.
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The Dillon Mccoy ten-raund bout. which was
sehedulsd for Brooklyn tomorrow night, again
mas been postponed, this time 20 December O.,
Mccoy again asked the poatponement,
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North Penn B. b. c. has two irst'olass
teams on the moor, and would Ike 90 meet an an
kensngton sfa0. or address ]. N. Bilger, 2sOl
North Third street,
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Scraps About Scrdppers
By LOUIS II. JAFFE

Marty Cross, the New York wCtterseght will
box at the National Athletic club on Saturday
up Gussle Lewis viii meet Kid Sullivan, n
Brooklynlte. In tho third bout two heavy
weights. Danny Miller, u new one from West
Phiily. meets Jack brady, while In the second
bout Ollie Fisher, u. S, ". champion. meets
Frankie Williams. In the opening bout two
little fellows will meet-Billy Hines VI. Joe
Dorsey,
Len Rawlins is another boxer who has come
here out OF the West, and he will make Phila
delphla his home. He Is a lb0-1b2-pounder and
halls from Milwaukee Bobby Morrow has
taken the newcomer In tow. Rawllns says he
has defeated Billy Kramer, his fellow towns
man. RaWllns not only admits he won from
Kramer. but no is real anxious to prove II to
Philade phians.
Ftght fans here evidently will not stop talk
ing about IA Louisiana KID Williams Hetto until
the little battlers clash again. However, It
is improbable that they VIII get together for
some little while as the cash his eye,
suffered by the champion In n match with
Al Shubert, is not entirely healed as yet.
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Covenant has November 25 and December
opsh for hrst and second class teams; Phone
Germantown 1884 W, between . and 1880 P M.
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Union Club basketball first and second teams
are sn1lous to arrange games a. taeis ,a,l hS,l
two teams. playing third and fourth class
W. j. keill bs40 Alter street.
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PICTURE OF CRUCIFGED 50

Mss Window declared that she saw a
picture in London Of a Canadian soldier
who had been crucihed by the Germans.
The man had been nailed to door and
left standing In the field, she said. and
beneath It was written the words, TO our
comrades" What truth was connected
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST RACB-SeIlins: 3yesr-olds: four furlougs
Lnoelia. % (Metcalfl. to 5. To s. l 10 5, Won
Wat. lo3 "A. CSrTolD, 3 to s. : TO TO- 70 4,
second; Eden PARK. So tScherrTl. % TO l 8 to l.
to !, third. Tine. o:sl-2 Wall Street. Cash
Up and Participe also ran
SECOND IiACE-SeIlinE; 4-year-oIds and upward
Eve and onehalf furIongS- Capt Ben. is War
rington,. to ?. to 5. l to l. won; York Lad.
ll3 (CsrrOln. to l. tn s. TO 20 second; Col
Ashmeade. is (Murrhy). to l. . 10 l. TO 10,
third Time. Deus IS. scrspVer. Wise Hand.
Martinos. Smoky Dan and Dave MontEumery also
ran.
THIRD RACB-selling: 3yeAr-olds and upward
five and one-hSH frrlOnsz Prvpaid, los Cooper
TO l, I 70 s. to ), won: Vachel Worth. lO5
Pet, To- tSteSrns), to l. to l. 70 s third.
DeadwoOd and Belle Terrc also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seuing; 3ycar-oldS and upward
six furlonG& Far Away. los tkederisl. to 2
even 70 > won Souvenir. lA Cooper. u to 10,
to s. TO s. second; YsllAha, los (stea-nsl, 70 !.
70 ], to 5. third. Time, l:HS PAymAsts,
Billy Jot, Stslchh and BAlges also ran
FIFTH RACE-SellinS: 3year-olds and upvS-d
ons nils. Kndsy. U murphy, TO 4 Z TO &
TO ;. won; Falls City lo4 Cooper, Il to 10.
to s. to s. second Glomer. 100 Dreye-) :
to J. . to !. even, third. Time l AZ. Luke Van
Zsndt. Southern Star and Brb0link also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Onc mile; s-yesr-oIds and up
ward. Il PATIO Ill tGent-yl to l, 70 l. 9
to S. won: VrEis Dot lls (McEwenl. 10 70 :
TO l. 2 to l. second; OnSoleF, Loo (Keders),
10 / Z 10 s. l 70 2. third Tine, LIS - Chsd
Butrd, H,iEe Rose and Copp1tOWn also ran-
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Dublin Giant Picks Pitts
burgh Heavyweight to Trim
Jess Willard on March Is.
HOLD LONG WORKOUT
By FRANK MORAN.

New York, March 15.-My friends, Jim
Coney and Billy Gibson, his manager,
have picked me to beat Jess Willard. I
earnestly hope time will justify their pre-
diction. They picked me to lose to Jim
Cofey on two occasions not long ago,
and In each instance they were wrong
Many of those who favor Willard to
beat me picked Coffey to win in both of
our matches.
/ find the conflicting opinions of old
time champions very interesting, the
opinions of those who are qualified to
express an opinion, and those who aren't
In the latter class place Joe Choynski,
who enjoys a reputation which his record
does not justify, and who never saw
either Willard or myself in action.
or you who have seen me work
think you must have gone away with the
impression that was pretty confident
was going to land my strongest blow on
his weakest point. And this is a thing
l have had In mind all along. I have
sought to develOpe my wind, strength
and speed.
In my workout today | paid particular
attention to the last of these three things
and one round with Bill McKinnon and
BARLEY Madden. In the morning l was
out on the roads for four and a half miles.
and before taking on my sparring
partners went through a session with the
weights, punched the sand bag shadow
boxed and skipped the rope. From now
on, I intend to devote my attention to
speed. l intend to lay of tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500; maiden 2year-olds
four fIronRs. F1echa NeGra, los Bray, lo5; Curls,
los; Doc Meals, pe; Aye-s l02; IdOhts. 100; Thurs
day Night. 100; Seminole III CurIs and Doc
Meals, Maryland & Ridge eutry.
SECOND RACE-Five and onshEH tIrlonss
3-yeIr-Olds and upward; purSe. $50: selling Elsc-
tdcian. lO6; Some Kid. los: Kettle Drum 10; Jim
l., ITO; Sir Oheubach, 10; Font, 10; Bank Bill.
10; MasseDet 10.
THIRD RACE-Selling purss. 500; 4yers-Olds
and up~Srd; six hIrlonEs. Hester q: Rustic Maid.
10; Tom Hancock, l6; Ethan Allen lC7 Buts-Te,
los; Bulge 10.
FOURTH RACE Selling; pure. 500; 3yrsr olds
and upward ak furlongS Veda De- q Argument,
81: Rail Band IS: 'CaIP'humTIsn, los; HaberiAsh
l05; San Jon. 10; Ford -. 10; Yellow Eyes. 10:
Wander. ITO.
FIFTH RACE Selling: purse. 500; Syearolds
and upward; one mile and fifty yards GalesWinthe
Sc; Mike Cohen. los: Lady Rankin. lie; Water
Lad, ITO; Cuttyhunk. lis; RGVena. IL; AftegiOW.
lib
SIXTH RACE-ChGrity Day Selling Handicap
purss $50; 3year-olds and upward: one mile. Tony
Fashion, g; Queen Apple. q: Tie Pin. lG2: Ener-
gstic lot; Tamerane, ITO; Dnah Do III; Ray O.
Light. Ii.
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Details Completed for
Big Carnival Tonight

Evrythins is in readiness for the big
athletic carnival to be staged tonight at
FolIanbee's Hall in Clarendon. Va. for
the benefit of the Alexandria County
Athletic Association. Manager Bill Ma
lone, Of the baseball team, has collared
some of the best amateur and profess
sional athletes in this city to take part
in the entertainment.
Joe Turner. the middle-weight cham
pion wrestler OF the world, will be seen
as the main attraction in an exhibition
bout with Louis Zeraga- while Zeraga is
also carded to meet Jack Boland and
Billy Murray n another bout which is to
be a handicap affair.
The big feature of the evening will be
the match between Billy" the wrestling
bear, and Miss May Oleson. Miss Oleson
weights a few pounds over the century
mark and she will attempt TO throw
Billy" who tips the beam at 400 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
JUDGES ARE NAMED =
FOR KENNEL SHOW
George F. Foley to Superintend Ex-
hibit-Out-of-T own Entries Are
Already Being Listed.

The bench show committee of the
Washington Kennel Club announces an
attractive list of Judges for the annual
show to be held in April at the Riding
and Hunt Club. There will be about
seventy breeds and the selection OF such
a fine lot of officials brings credit upon
the local club.
George f. Foley. OF Lansdowne, Pa,
who will superintend the show, has a
number Of his office force already in
Washington arranging details for the big
exhibit. The first entry received was a
bulldog owned by r. II. Atkinson Out
of-town entries are beginning to arrive
and indications point to a record number
OF dogs from the neighboring cities. The
club officials are located in the Evans
Building, and premium lists can be OBJ
tanned at once.
The judges for the different breeds are
as follows:
c. Muss-Arnolt. Tuckahoe, n. Y
BlOOdhOunds. mastiffs. st. Bernards
Great Danes, Newfoundlands, Russian
Wolfhounds, Irish wolfhounds. Scottish
DeerhOunds. Greyhounds, Eskimo Dogs,
Pointers, English Settlers, Gordon Set
tiers. Irish Settlers. Wire-haired Pointing
Griffons, Whippets. Belgian Sheepdogs.
Old English Sheepdogs Chow elbows,
Samoyedes Boxers, Doberman Pinschers
Shetland Sheepdogs. Schipperkes, Japa-
nese Spaniels. Brussels, Grifrons, mis-
cellaneous, unclassihed special prizes.
Charles W. Barney, New Bedford,
ass.-Foxhounds
H. B. KobIer, Philadelphia, Passport
ing Spaniels.
George A. F1ammer, Newark, N j.
Beagles.
F. Louis Hauptner, Philadelphia, Pa
Dachshunde.
Mrs. May H. McCurdy, New Bruins
wick, n. J.-CoIlies.
Mrs. c. IIalsted Yates, Oak Ridge, Va
German Sheepdogs. Dalmatians.
Levi Wilcox. Philadelphia, Pa.-Poo-
dies. English Toy Spanlcls. Toy Poodles,
Yorkshire Terriers, Maltese Terriers,
Toy Black and Tan Terriers, Chihua-
huas, Italian Greyhounds.
Charles R. Wood. Philadelphia, Pa
Bulldogs.
Theodore Ofcrman, Brooklyn, n. Y
Alredale Terriers. BuIlterriers, Foxter-
riers. SCalyham Terriers, Irish Terriers,
Scottish Terriers, West Highland White
Terriers, Manchester Terriers, Pekingese.
Dandie Dinmont Terriers. Bedlington
Terriers. Manchester ferries, Pekingese.
Holsteln Harvey. jr., Wilmington, Del
French Bulldogs.
Herman Bennung, ST., Llanerch, Pa
Boston Terriers.
Miss Marian Kennedy, Hampstead,
Long Island, n. Y.-Pomeranians.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Eastern A. C. Ready

The Eastern A c. has organized It's
baseball team for the season and would
like 10 arrange games with all teams in
or around the District averaging u
years. For games address Emmett
O. Brien. manager, 1919 D street southeast.
The following men are requested TO re-
port It Seventeenth and u streets south
east for practice Friday at p. m. sharp:
J. Moran, A. Dawson, NJ. MiskeU. &
Myers, E Brent J. BeaIl. T. Ford. J.
Murray, c. Carver, n. Hutchinson, p
Moran, E. O'Bren. W. Hardy. J, Ever
son, W. Maddox. E Ridenour. and H
Cleary.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16

Young johnson and Young Conroy
two well-known youngsters Of the mat
game. are csrded to 90 fifteen minutes In
the opening bout OF the evening. Boo
Mulhall, the champion bag-puncher or
the South, will give an exhibition OF
fancy and speed work with the noor
bags.
Waller Young Thomas and KID No
Cauley are slated 70 box three rounds IN
one Of the boxing exhibitions. Whit
Benny Winters and Shankey Gardiner
will go the same distance in another
bout
The musical end Of the program will
be furnished by wel-moWn local talent
Additional cars will be operated by the
Washington-Virginis Railway Companv
for accommodation Of those attending
from Washington, leaving Twelfth and
Pennsylvania avenue at TBS and rs 2
m. and Rosslyn at 7:8 and 7:5s p. n.
and after conclusion OF program
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
TWO BOWLING NUTS TO
HOBO IT TO TOURNEY
Miller and HUMPHREYS. Of Boston, Will
Hike to This City for A. c. B. A.
Tournament on April 3.

Boston, Mass, March 15.-ChiC Mil
Ter and Bud HUMPHREYS, two noted pin
boys, better recognized as two cele-
brated Bowling Bugs" will start their
overland journey from the State Capt.
toll steps in Boston, and expect to ar
rive in Washington. d. C., on the
morning of April l. two days in ad-
vance of the opening of the Atlantic
Coast Bowling Association Tourna-
ment. and will conclude their hike at
the White House steps.
They will be guests OF honor of P.
T. Moran, president of the Chamber
of Commerce during the three weeks
OF the tournament. and will have the
honor of setting the pins on Wood
row Wilson Night for the President
These two boys have been conspi-
cious characters in bowling tourna
ments for the past three years, and
like all international events there are
certain pin boys that put in their ap-
pearance in time for the opening "a la
King Hobo"
Chic and Bud will leave Boston PEN
niless, and their stock in trade will
consist of picture post cards OF them
selves, which they will sell enroute to
defray exposes.
program has been arranged along
the entire route to entertain the two
boys in all the principal cities by mem
bers of the Atlantic Coast Bowling AS
ISOLATION, and bowling alley owners.
They will be compelled to walk an
average of rs miles a day, including
Sundays. and have selected as a route
the New Haven tracks from Boston
to New York. and from New York
they will follow the Pennsylvania Rail-
road into Washington.
The following entries were received
yesterday at the Washington Bowling
Tournament headquarters: Charles
Hotel: J. w. Harville, NJ. NJ. Hartman,
J. E. Armstrong. E. w. Kennamer.
Chief Hallam, Carl Hookstadt and C.
A. Freeman, captain. Crescent, Low
ell. Mass, Walter Jewett, captain, p. ].
Conneamon, Oscar r. johnson, J. J.
B. LeBrun, 7. F. Kelley and J. F.
Donohue, this team also enters in the
7 doubles and singles. Al Baltz, Phila-
delphia. Pa. H. Morgan, A. Harris, A.
Baltz, H. Hoppman. J. Mooney. cap
| tain. and c. Berger. this team also
enters in tho doubles and singles.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.


FIRST RACE-Prsc; maiden 2yeAr-olds: four
furlonEs Sang Bl~l. ZOE; Dr. Tuck, 100: Cousin
Bob. 100: Marie Miller. Ill; GGdn Bantam, III
Jeanette. Ill; CicPrOne. Ia
SECOND RACE Selling: 3yeSr and up
ward; ive and a half furlouES. Miss Philhn. -
Ralph 5. lOl: Lady Mcelick. 10; Mug, 10 GrIlton.
los. Flank O'Neu. los.
THIRD RACE-Three ye&T-oldS and upward; Eve
and q half fIrlOnez- BeTnini. 99 VbChel Worth,
l0l: Blue Wing. los; Lee Harrison II, rs; King
Rsoford I6. Young PGnSy, Is.
FOURTH IACE-SellinE: maiden 5yssr-uds and
upward: SIX fur'ours. Ana Brlyel 81: lam Er1nk,
IL; Increase, Iol HNnl Dale. 10: InsIrTeut, los;
Eoup,r I"': Politician, 100; -BrovnstoDe loi John
Bunny lOf
FIFTH KACE-selling: handicap; 2yssr-oids and
upward six furionFs Doctor Max. g Aston, lOz
Conaagradon. To-; Uncle Jimmie. lO5: POntsfrsct,
ne: sCaramouch. lr; ROYAL Tes- Ill; KoOtsnsy, lb;
stout Heart, is.
SIXTH RACE-Four-y ezr-olds and UPWARD mild
and seventy yards. 'Leil1hA, lno; River King los;
Bert Ia. los; Boot Black. los: FsiTly, lR; Drysd
III.
'ApTreluce allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
MortonC.
Tailors 910 F Street N. w.
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY
INVITED TO ROW

New York. March l5.-At 4 demonstra-
ton Of the transcOntnental telephone in
which the faculty and students OF the
Graduate Engineering School of Column
lila University talked across the CONT
uent with members Of the Scientific
School of the University Of California,
Capt. Norm" Bratton. the leader Of the
Columbia varsity eight invited the cap
tain of the California crew to row in the
annual intercollegiate rcgetta in June on
the Hudson. or whenever it may be held
TIE Californian responded that II II
was possible. the Coast crew would be
on hand to line up against Cornell, Penn
sylvania Syracuse and Columbia in the
rowing classic.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIVE and . half turlonSL BulgAr, lO CWolStsn'
holn), 70 l 70 10 s. won; Mustn't l9
OIourtstn). 10 1 70 s. 10 10 second; Mout-vL
los CD-nntsonl, I 70 : 8 70 g. 4 10 s. third. Tine,
100 Ia Stmns. Dr.. r L evzrvns- Lady BGyn.
Thru, Raveasi Afts-Eiow and wolft Baths Slsr
ran.
SECOND RACE-selIinr: 5-vesr dds and upward
fvC ard a bali fuTlOnES Quick. is Watts, . N
l. to 5. . To s. won Sordslo, 10 NOunEl p to
l. 10 |. 70 Z SscDnd; snify Ausa, Il3 CTruIIer'
to L 70 s to s. third Tins, IN IS PrUtE-
gorHsL DR.. Cam, Regular Carlton G.. Mis- Gene
We've, cspGkn Enirtt aod Lambs TXn sko rLn-
THIRD RACE-Se1tnx; Syezr-obds and upward
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16

FIVE and q half tu-soaszL FsnnA, 10 OPssss. "A
.. 70 & 5 70 S, Von: Sbsdrsh IL CTrSa5s1. {
10 !. u Z TO s ssDod: D<k1t1. II tOounsilyl
10 s. TO 70. l 10 5 thtrd nns. 10 81
ran
FOURTH RACE-sellinE; Syesr-olds anH up<4-o
Eve and half furi01gA LEU1, IL iWErdl 70 %
1. 70 l. 70 s. Won: Ednood Adams LIS rTruI-
Ter, to = 70 s ! 70 2, Eeo5nd: MopoisL, Is
lSts-TeLtl. 70 Z ! 70 oct, third Tn 10.
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also m
FIFTH RAcB-sslhsI S,~sreoSs and u.-.rd;
mile and hfty yITdA JIbot nc lConnellyl, I % J.
70 s. 70 = Won; Quirt Star Ios (cr1assl,
10 S. 70 S. n s. EsoDnd; Almedt LSFrvas JU
Mountain, % s. % {. out third TIM I: ?
Belle q the Kitchen, Watts Lad and ths Rum
also rIn.