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The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
FOUR HARVARD MEN
ON THE INJURED LIST

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 22.-Harvard's S
injury list has been increased by four
since Saturdays game with the Massa-
chusetts Aggies, although Trainer Dono-
van declares that he expects every one
of the new members TO round to for the
Cornell set-to.
''Tubby" Clark. who was only dis
charged from the doctors care few
days ago, got a bad crack on the ankle.
Clark limped badly today and looks due
for a layOn Of at least ten days. George
Phinney, substitute end, broke his nose
Saturday while Dick Harte, regular right
end, picked up a slight ankle hurt, and
Wheeler wrenched an old knee injury.
None of the varsity squad left town to-
day because Of the semi-quarantine
which is on the camp. Eddie CHM, the
scrubs full back, is still at the infirmary.
He was resting easy today. but paralysis
has affected one Of his legs for the first
time.
Tomorrow's work, Of course. will be
light.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
HICKMAN IS ANXIOUS
TO BUY HIS RELEASE
Brooklyn Rookie Dissatisfied Because
He Is on Club of Champions.

When a ball player offers real money to
get away from the champion team OF
major league he is a curiosity; but when
a rookie is willing to cough up $500 In
coin he is something more than that Yet
Dave Hickman. the former Terrapin, Is
willing to part with that sum to get loose
from Charles Hercules Ebbets and his
Brooklyn Dodgers.
The young outfelder, according to
New York writer. is hanging around the
City of Churches endeavoring to make
Ebbets separate himself from a perfectly
good ball player. OF course, Dave has
fat chance OF succeeding, but his grit is
to be admired.
Hickman is a little peeved because he
did not get a cent of the worlds series
money. He was farmed last spring to
Asheville, n. C, and made all sorts OF
batting. fielding and base-running records.
He was recalled early because Jimmy
Johnston broke his nose. which caused
Dave to imagine he would get some Of the
money. especially as he Joined the Robins
before Fred Merkle did. Moreover, Hlck-
man is reported as saying he could have
made about 800 in the post-season games
had he remained in Asheville. Still, Dave
also has an idea that he would have a
better chance to secure regular berth
with some other team.
1t would not be well for Dave to lose
any sleep. He will be a member Of the
Dodgers next spring and may have a very
good chance to win a berth at that. for
Robbie needs him.
Benny Kaufr, having no other way to
break into the spotlight this fall. has en-
tered the fight game He does not intend
to do any boxing, but will tell a couple
of boys how it should be done. One Of
the lads he has picked out to manage is
Ray Rivers. Rivers has been going
nicely in New York. and now that he has
a real pilot may improve. The other
boxer signed by Kaur is Tommy Robson.
the Manhattan welter.
Benny says he expects to have great
success with these boxers, as he has a
number of ideas about conditioning pugil-
lists that he thinks will work wonders
with them when they enter the ring. He
says that condition is nine-tenths OF a
fight and that boxers should be able to
go at top speed during every minute of
a bout II they are in form. He may take
several other boxers under his wing.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
Nominees Are Announced
For the Pimlico Stakes

mile. scarpia II Gmp), Bondage, Lord FItz Her
bert Deckmate, Serenest Wooltrap Wistful Lively,
Bally. SOothsayer Gmp), Robin Goodfellow, Jean
Mcneil Gmp), n. X. Beal. Jack Scot, Queen OF the
Water, Dixie II Cimpl Nashville Mira Ponce de
Leon, Swoon Gmpl. Courtship Gmp) Hussy, Ly-
nette. Reprobate Riverdale Manhattan BROOKLYN,
Holster Gmpl. Seminole King Sunbonnet Gmp),
Ticket. Piraeus, GlOrine, Bond Gmp), Whirling
Dun. Daddy LOnglegs The Belgian II Gmp) Wan
keag, Otsego, Cadillac Priscilla MulIers, Yellow.
stone Fencer, Napoleon. Intriguer Columbdne, Lot
tery
Ekri1ge steeplechsse-For 3year-olds; two miles.
Bat Saturn, Brooks. Bryn Chant The Decision,
Jasper, Snpshop Meadow Brook Bugeye wolrerton,
Mountain Rose, Raconteuse First Out, MarchenA
Masterful, Socony Videt's Brother The Garnet
The Brook dmp), Simon Jones limp, Jacobus,
Trumpster.
The Pimlico Fall Serial Handcaps-For s-yesr-old,
and upward; six furlongs; mile and forty yards
one and One-eighth miles. Sir William Johnson
Yankee Notions Water Lily, Bac, Tiugaling Wise
High Noon Caprs, Spur, Startling, Lady Barbary,
Whimsy Prince of Como Airman, Jscoba, Hauberk
Cimp), Ampere II. wetSail, Comas Sand Marsh
Kimer, Gamer, The Finn, Blue Thistle Spring
Goldcrest Boy (imp) Short Grass Daddy's Choice
Eagle dmp), Polroma. Candle Oratorium, Curragha-
lcen Dodge Gmpl STIR Hawk Hank ODay Ed
Crump, J. ]. Lilis Wooden Shoes, Charlestonian
Roamer, Robert Bradley, Ninety Simplex Lady
Teresa dmp) Arriet Flittergod. Fenmouse Ke-
wesss Gmpr Crimper. Harry Shaw, Leochares, Top
O. the Morning Venetia, Marse Henry, Trial by
Jury, EtrVscan dmpl. e. Dinero II, Runes, Rhine
Maiden, Dovedsle, Lady Hinington, ormesdale
Imp) Chiclet Gmp). Xylon.
The PimHco Autumn Selling Stake-One and one
quarter miles. Sir William johnson, Republican
Wise Man, Thoruhill. G. NJ. Miller, Star Gaze,
Saratoga Sprint, Goldcrest Boy. Daddy's Choice,
Eagle, St, Charlcote; oratorium. Golden Gate,
Hermann, Flag Day, Ninety Simplex. Lady Teresa,
lack Reeves Jem, Sam Jackson, Tie Pin, HsrrJ
Shaw, Shy Pilot, Vtnls, Black BsosA
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
SPORT SHORTS

Watch Daddy Long Legs and Star Gaze at the
Laurel track today.
Come on, you Song OF the Valley. Why all the
noise at Laurel Saturday when this bird scored in
the hnt race?
on the Hilltop field last night. and oh, what
rush these Blue and Gray students put at
Union Station when the team arrived from Boston.
Some four hour football game over on Analostan
Island yesterday afternoon when the Potomac Boat
Club Juniors trimmed the Seniors in the main
athletic attraction at the oyster roast Everybody
had a big time and Johnny Nolan was among
those rTesent-
Kid Egan and Johnny Cunningham worked out
yesterday on the LSceum Theatem stage in prep
aration for their battle THURSDAY November 2
at the Ardmore Club. Young Thomas and Kid
McCauley are Ioing their training at the Carroll
Institute gym.
Independent football fans yesterday had nothing
to do until today. neither the Visihnts or
Mohawks played.
The high school football sepes is slated to start
Tuesday with Central and Western playing but
do not plan to see it, it may rain and Jimmy
Day might say no.
At last the independent basketball tossers
going to get busy Lane Lacy is planning to form
league and If he obtains the quints he is after
the local fans should see some cTack-a- JACK good
games.
Some please page Virginia. 1t Gppears that
this Georgetown football team could now settle all
the aftermath disputes which are bound to come
about the sectional championship in the South At
lantic division.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23

Baltimore, Oct. 22.-Secretary William
p Riggs, of the Maryland Jockey Club,
today gave out the lists of nominations
for the various stakes to be run at the
eleven-day meeting at Pimlico, which be-
gins November l.
There are seven fixtures, including the
three fall serial handicaps The Bowie
is the principal fiat race. 1t has 800
added and will be worth upward of $4,000
to the winner. The Walden, for 2-year-
olds, at a mile, is the big race for the
Youngsters, while the Manly memorial
steeplechase, with 5000 added, will be
the richest stake for the jumpers offered
this season.
The entries to the stakes are as fol-
lows:
Manly Memorial teeplechase-Handicap for 4year-
ods and upward two and One-haf miles: $500 added.
Aleppo. Al Reeves, Amsns, Bachelor, Battery Bay
BsCOk Belle Of Bryu Mawr, Ben Davis Cmp) Bill
Dudley Blanksnburg, Bonnie Laddie Brentwood
Brotherstone Gmp). Butler Thompson, Cherry Ma
lotte ChiTalry, Compliment Cynosure. Distance, e.
Biod, Emerald Gem, Expectation, Exton, Faker.
Falmouth. Footlights Hearts Of Oak Hibler, Hugh
Hunter. Hustler Indiscreet. ]. c. Ewalt. Ken
worthy Lazuli, J.ough Foyle (imrl, Louvois Luccan
LysandeE Martin, Maybud II Gmpl, Meshack
Mohonk Naushon, NOrthwood Pebeto Raccoon
Rupica, Sarsenet, shannon Rivcr Skibbereen, sor-
rento Stalybridge Gmp), Star Bird, Stucco, Super
human 6yo5set II. Sun King Vifr warlock
WATERFOWL White Metal, weIdship, Welsh King
The Bowie-Hsndicap for 3yearolds and upward ;
one and one-hah miles. Sir William johnson, Holi-
day. Wise Man, Malachite, Fernrock stromboli,
Fair Mac Gmpl, Bsuilldon Gmpl, Spur, Air Man.
Kilmer, Half Rock, Gamer The Finn, SPRINT
Short Gass dmp), Daddys Choice Goldcrest Boy.
Candle, Boots, Dodge, Star Hawk timp), Roamer
Lady Teresa, F7ittsgcld. Cnmper dmpI. King Nep-
tune, Rhine Maiden DoTedale Ormesdale
The wshsn-Fa 2yesrolds; 5000 addsd; oes
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
bowie IS DOLLING UP
FOR FALL RACE meet
Extensive Improvements Are Made at
Prince George Park-Expect
Many Stables.

Bowie has made extensive improve
ments for IT'S thirteen-day fall meeting,
winding up the 1915 Eastern racing sea-
son on Thanksgiving Day, and making
Prince George Park the center Of attrac-
ton of the racing world from November
IA to November 30 inclusive.
Bleachers have been erected at the
east end of the grand stand. The bet
ting ring has been heightened about sixty
feet to make room for several more win
dows for selling and cashing, in the
mutuel plant.
The grand stand has been repainted
and cement walk has been made from
the car tracks to the stand. The pad
dock has been inclosed in glass and
everything made spic and span for the
opening.
General Manager O'Hara Is greatly
pleased over the prospects of a great
meet he having received many letters
from owners now racing in the West as
surtng him they will ship their stables
to Bowie and match them against the
Eastern cracks.
The races will start promptly at 1:45
each day so that the last race will be
over in time to permit all to return home
by o'clock. Special trains which run
right to the gate OF the grand stand
will return Immediately after the last
race.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
MATTY DISCOVERS
PITCHING MARVEL

New York, Oct. 22.-Manager Mathew
son of Cincinnati has picked up a pitch
ing marvel who is only II years old. This
lad simply had to break into a major
league at this tender age because, 1t is
said, he could not get any catcher in the
amateur or semi-pro. ranks who could
hold his delivery. His name is Febris,
and he halls from Ripley, Ohio. In his
last amateur~game Febrts struck out nine
teen batsmen.
Since no one could hold Febris' delivery
when he got those nineteen strike-outs the
catcher merely knocked down the pitched
balls and got nineteen assists, a worlds
record, by throwing out the runner at
first base.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
INDEPENDENT TOSSERS
MAY FORM LEAGUE

A plan Is on foot in local Independent
basketball circles to form an independent
league. Lane Lacy, who piloted the s. S.
c. c. baseball team to the pennant in the
Washington Junior League, is behind the
movement and is anxious to hear from
any independent quint in this vicinity.
Lacy Is planning to obtain teams from
Epiphany Church. Epiphany Chapel. Mo
hawk Athletic Club, Carroll Institute,
Peck Chapel, Pepco and the Terminal
R. R. Y. NJ. c. A.
A league formed Of the above-named
clubs could furnish the fans plenty of
action and should help a great deal
toward putting the basket game back on
the map in this city. Any club wishing
to Join this league address cOmmunica-
tons to Lane Lacy, us Nineteenth street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
LAT0NIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 2year-olds; maiden colts and
geldings; five ard a half furiongs. 'Raggedy Man.
lg7: Schedule lOe: Quin. l09 Trapper, loe; Marx
land ll2; Kenward, liz; Pluto. ll2; Naga0ond, ll2;
Old Man Crit ll2
SECOND RACE-For 4year-olds and upward: SIX
turonEs Lukemae 100; Bolala, 100; Fuzzy Wuzzy.
loO ConhagIation 100; Martro 100; Billy Joe. lo3;
CLARK NJ lO5; 'Redland. I0s; BONANZA. los; Lady
Mexican, lOs Ed Howard. lOe
THIRD RACE-Sclng; 2-ysar-olds; five and .
half furlongs 'Nettie Wslcutt, 81; Blue Banners.
lO5 May W, 1O6; Lady KatheTn. lT Perseus, los
Apple Jack Ill; Knebekamp. Ill; Raymer, ll5.
FOURTH RACE-SharOn Handicap: Syear Olds
and upward; mile and seventy yards. DR.. Carmen.
100; Grumpy lO2 Prince Hermis lO5; Bob Hensley.
lO5 Lena Misha, lOS: Rancher, l4
FIFTH RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and upward
mile and sixteenth. "Thornwood, 90; Uncle VIII,
R Little Bigger. 6; Allen Cain. lo4: 'Birka. l4;
Worhds Wonder lo4 First Star. 100; Conmauretta.
100
SIXTH RACE-For 2-year-old fIlies and geldings
FIVE and a half furlongs Hondo, lol; Regreso. IC3:
Saffron Girl. IO3i Diamond. 100; Lady Ivan lO3;
Believe Ne Boys. l07; Mary Belle lG; MIadi Anne.
Ill Bedtime Stories, Ill; Passing Fancy, Ill. Lady
Ivan and NIiladi Anne Spence and Garden entry.
SEVENTH RACE-For 3-year-olds and upward
six fr1rIongs NJ Bert Thurman "a; Megaphone 81:
Hocnir. 80; Milestone 81; Uncle Hart. lO6; Kinney.
lO8; Skiles Knob. lo7; Converse. lC9; DR.. Larick,
ll2; Water War, lO7
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-selling; 2year-oIds: maidens; Eve
and OnehaH furlOngs. Howard Weber ia; Sweeter
Than Sugar III; Rebel. lOs; Capital Prize. lOs
Toly. lO5; Bright and Early lOS; 'Patapsco lOe;
'StOnybrOok. lO1; Kentucky Boy, liz: Al Hudson
limp. 1lo; Leading Lady 100; Ed Garrison. los
Bright Star, lO6; Velour. 1903: Sargun II Hmp) lO6.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase; selling; +year-
olds and upward; about two miles Rssebrook
a.; Abdon, 49, ]. r. johnson. l3e; Cynosure, 81
Beethoven, lS; Rusila- 80; CheTron. 80; King
Pin. 80: Otto Flotto. IA; Dixon Park li2 Mes
bach, lS9; High Priest, lS; White Metal. 80;
Gloucester. l3o; March Court. 1T; Frijoee la.
King Pin and March Court claimed FIVE pounds
allowance for rider FHjoee claimed ten pounds
allowance for rider
THIRD RACE-Purse; 2year-olds; one mile
Daddy Long Legs, IA; Sandal. lOs; Ed Roche los
Napoleon, loS; Piraeus. lOs; Artemis los. Sandal
and Artemis Oneck stable entry
FOURTH RACE-Highweight handicap; all ages
six furlongs StarHng Il Surprising I'D; Gnat.
lls; Back Bay. ll6; The Masquerader. ll5; Marse
Henry. ia; Bonnie Tess. ll3; Billie McGee. III;
Pan Maid, rs; Kewessa. lls; Lady Barbary. lls
Turmoil lis; Carbide ia; Madame Hermann. lis
Candle. liz; Bondage Ill. Startling. Surprising
and Lady Barbary. Carmen entry. Billie McGee
and Carbide J. s. Tyree entry
FIFTH RACE-Purse; 2yearolds and upward
one mile A. n Akin, 10: PulluI. lO3; Filter
Gold. lC3; venota. 100: Capra. lO5; Benevolent
Gmpl. lOS; FenmOuse 100. Filter Gold and Fen
mouse. G. a. Muller entry.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling; 3year-olds and upward
mile and one-sXteenth. Sand Hill, ll2; After
Glow 10: HIker, lO9; Ash Can. lT Reptun. lO7
Rose Juliette. lC2: Buzz Around. l0i; 'Scorpn
lG; Dinah Do, liz; DisturbeT. 10; Emerald Gem,
lO9; Mary Warren. lU; Queen Of Paradise. lO4
'Dsngerheld. 10; voluspa, lN
SEVENTH RACE-SelHng; 3year-olds and up
ward: mile and onesiHteenth. Star Gaze, ll6i
Ma1im's Choice. IA; Front Royal, l09, Day Day.
IC9; Golden Gate lG; 'Yodeling. lA; G. NJ Miller.
ia; Juliet lOs; Quien sabe lO9; Ray o Light, lO9;
stalwart Helen, los; 'Wodan. lOi.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
ONE-ARM GOLFERS TO
MEET In BIG MATCH

New York, Oct. 22.-Louis Martucci, the
one-arned professional golfer. who is as
sistant to Dave Hunter at Essex County,
has accepted the challenge made in behalf
of Yves Bocatzon, the one-armed profess
sional golfer of France, to play an inter
national match for the one-armed cham
pionship.
Bocatzon has for long time been rated
as one Of the leading professional golfers
of France, despite the fact that he is
handicapped. Martucci came into promt-
nence last summer in the open tourna-
ment at Van Cortlandt Park when he
went around the course in 6S, within two
strokes Of the record.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
CORNELL TO START
WORK FOR HARVARD

Ithaca. n. Y, Oct 22.-Not satisfied
with the showing made by the Cornell
team against Bucknell, the coaches to-
day announced that there was a lot of
work to do in the three practice days
this week before the squad leaves for
Boston to play Harvard Saturday.
Lack Of ginger so patent in yesterdays
game is causing some concern. but the
coaches think that by Saturday the Cor
nellians will be in good shape. Zander
and Ryersou. whose work at ends yester-
day was the best of the year. will fill
those positions.
Charlie Barrett got back today from
Cambridge, where he observed Harvard's 8
play Saturday and on his information
the Cornell coaches will base their cam
paign.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
JUNIORS
WIN AT FOOTBALL

4 four-hour football game between the
Juniors and Seniors was the main athletic
attraction al the Potomac Boa Club
oyster roast held on the Analostan Island
Yesterday afternoon. The Junior eleven.
or from al reports ,hCre were twenty or
more on each team. Won the verdict by
3y-tO-24 score
The scheduled baseball game between
the PoJomacs and the Washington Canoe
club mines did not materiauze. as Fat
Boy Johnny Nolan forgot to bring the
bats and balls across the river.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
HOSPITAL ELEVEN Is
EASY FOR TROJANS

The Trojan football team yesterday
EARLY defeated the Walter Reed Hospital
team on the latter's grounds by the score
Of 45 to o.
The losers were unable to stop the
Trojans backs who tore on many long
gains. George Boyer and Capt P. Guard
showed great form IN carrying the ball,
the former scoring five touchdowns and
the latter two.
The defense OF the winners line was
again in evidence, the hospital men MAX
ing but one first down. Next Sunday the
Trotans will meet the strong Virginia
A. c., in Alexandria, Va. Summary:
L. itnl
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
National Hockey Plans

Chicago, Oct "a revival OF winter
sports is planned by the American Ma
tional Hockey League. whose program
for a series Of intercity games was today
made known by DR.. p. NJ. SeiXas. OF
Pittsburgh, president. St Louis, De-
troit, Cleveland. Pittsburgh, Brooklyn.
New York and two teams in Chicago
comprise the circuit.
It is planned to open the schedule for
the national championship with profess
sional teams on December 10 and at the
same time undertake to promote and de-
velop collegiate and amateur competition.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
Southerns Defeat Westovers,

The southern football team defeated
the Westovers yesterday by the score OF
10 to O. The SOutherns lost several Oppor-
tunities to make the score much larger
by fumbles.
The SOutherns will meet the Highland
team Sunday October o. and the man.
ager is trying to arrange a game with
the TruXtons for the first Sunday in No
vember.
All teams averag ging 100 pounds desiring
games with the Southerns address com
munication to w. G. Hurley, 800 n street
southwest
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
SINCLAIR AND GAFFNEY
ARE AFTER BROOKLYN

Boston, Oct. 22.-Harry F. Sinclair,
the oil man Of Tulsa, Okla, the for
mer Federal League owner. may buy
the Brooklyn club, with James F. Gafr-
ney, of New York. 1t was reported
here that Gaffney has already been in
communication with Sinclair. and that
the pair will shortly make a big offer
for the Brooklyn team. 1t was not
long ago that Gaffney and Sinclair
came near buying the New York
Giants.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
Sullivan May Lead Coast Team.

New York, Oct. 2.-Billy Sullivan, for
many years star backstop of the Chi
cago Americans and now a coach for
the Detroit Tigers, is mentioned as the
next manager of the Salt Lake City team,
in the Pacific Coast League. Sullivan
recently has attended several games in
Salt Lake City and his presence has
given confirmation to the rumor that he
will pilot the club next season.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
Sullivan for Manager

Chicago, Oct. 22.-Biny Sullivan. for
many years star backstop of the Chicago
Americans, and now a coach for the De-
troit Tigers, is mentioned as the next
manager of the Salt Lake City team in
the Pacific Coast League. Sullivan re-
Gently attended several games in Salt
Lake City, and his presence has given
confirmation to the rumor that he will
pilot the club next season.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
Raw Schalk to Marry

Chicago, oct 22.-Ray schalk, Of the
Chicago Americans, regarded by many
critics as the premier catcher Of the
American League, is to be married to
Miss Lavinia Graham, Of Farmersville,
Ill, on October %. Admirers have started
plan to present him with a wedding
present purchased by popular subscrip-
ton. II Is probable the gift will be an
automobile
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

By GEORGE B. MORRIS.
First race-Velour, Leading Lady,
Kentucky Boy.
Second race-Dixon Park, March
Court, Frijolee.
Third race-Daddy Long Legs,
Napoleon, Ed Roche.
Fourth race-Pan Maid, Madame
Hermann, Gnat.
Fifth race-A. N. Aiken, Benevo-
lent, Fenmouse.
Sixth race-Voluspa, Dinah Do,
Buzz Around.
Seventh race-G. NJ. Miller. Star
Gaze, Maxim's Choice.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
PAT MORAN LETS GO
THREE OLD PLAYERS

Philadelphia. Oct. 22.-GeorEe Chalmers,
George McQuillan and Chief Bender. vet
eran pitchers Of the Philadelphia National
baseball club, will be released next sea-
son, according TO a statement Of Manager
Pat Moran today. They will be replaced
by younger PLAYERS.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-23
Athlete Wounded in War

Waukesha, Wis, Oct. D. - Waldo
Muckleston, formerly star half back Of
the University of Wisconsin football
team and once captain of its baseball
team, was wounded in France, October
8, according to word received here today
He was a member Of the Canadian Army
Engineering Corps.