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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
BASKETERS ACTIVE
IN WEEK END CARD
Schools and Colleges Meet In
Many Battles During Next
Two Days.

There will be lots doing In the
basketball line for the weekend,
Judging from the attractive games
listed by various quints during the
next two days. The banner battle Of
the remainder OF the week II the
scheduled contest at Ryan gymnasium
tomorrow night, when st. Johns Col
leGs. OF Brooklyn, visits the Hilltop
pers.
Georgetown 10 not at all dismaysd
by the defeat administered by the
Navy quint yesterday, when the Mid
shipmen won q 31-to-23 victory. The
Blue and Gray team was lost on the
big floor ut first, but rallied and
more than held its own In the closing
half.
visitors Are strong.
ST. Johns College is rated a. one
Of the strongest teams In the East,
and followers of basketball would do
we'll to journey up to Ryan gym to
take . look 1T the visiting players.
Two school games Of merit are
listed for tomorrow. The Army and
Navy Props are tackling the Gallau-
det College Reserves, while Tech
visits Martinsburg TO play the strong
Y. N. c. A. team there.
The schoolboy league game win
find Western opposing Business on the
'EY" floer In the afternoon In q
tingle contest. The Y. N. c. A boys
team takes on Eastern in the evening
performance at the boys gym
G. w. q. to Battle.
George Washington will manage to
meet the Davis-Elkins College team.
Little 10 known Of the Vast Virginia
quint, but those who have followed
the fortunes of George Washington
are declaring the team had best LOOK
for . tough battle.
Catholic University 10 going TO Bal
timore tomorrow night to play the
LoyoIa College team q return game.
Loyola was nosed out by only Few
points here In early season, and can
be expected to give the Brooklanders
a hot argument on their own floor.
Central Entertains.
Central High school, which las
struck a winning stride recently VIII
go IN against the Baltimore City Col
iaRe team in the Central gym satur-
day night. The Monumental CITY isos
have q capable team, according 10
ports, having played several great
games during the season.
The policy of meeting the Baitimo.
cans is being carried out at CentraI,
and the City College teams are oeins
Engaged In all branches OF sport
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
TELLS Ellis TO BOX
Johnny Mack Says That and Wrest-
ling Will Be Beneficial.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan rs
Eighty candidates for the Yale foot
ball eleven yesterday reported for
registration at a smoker given at the
University Club. Head Coach Tad
Jones was the chief speaker, and
brief remarks were made by Line
Coach DR.. Arthur Brides, Captain
Gates, and Trainer John Mack. Ad-
vice was given regarding general
physical condition. which the candi-
dates were urged to maintain till
next season closes. They were ad-
vised to take light regular exercises.
including wrestling and boxing.
Jones asked the players to regard
the victories over Harvard and
Princeton the past year as starting
points for Yale's new football his
tory. He said that during the past
fall Yale football men have shown
that the Yale of today Is the same a.
the Yale of yesterday. He said that
in the past Yale has for several years
made the mistake OF ovsrestimat ing
the strength of Harvard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
RESUME RELATIONS
Columbia and Harvard Crews VIII
Race at Cambridge.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-It was learn
ed yesterday that Columbia and Har-
ward are negotiating for rowing
race to be held early in the spring.
The prospects for such a race. 1t was
stated, are bright Announcement
that negotiations have been completed
IL expected in q few days
The race will be held over the
Charles river course at Cambridge.
Mass, probably in May. and the event
will mark the resumption OF rowing
relations between the universities.
Columbia and Harvard have not met
on the water In many years.
The usual mid-winter meeting of
the stewards OF the intercollegiate
Rowing Association will be held in
the offices OF Charles Halstead Napes.
143 Liberty street. on Thursday after
noon. 1t will be officially announced
at the meeting that the Poughkeepsie
regatta will be held on June 81. one
hour after high tide.
On the following day the Yale
Harvard race will be held at New
London,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
LOSES BY INCHES
Brewer Nosed Out In Two Races at
MIIIrose Games In New York.

An inch or so prevented Brooke
Brewer, Maryland State Splinter, from
being returned winner in both the In
vitation and open seventy-yard dashes
held in New York last night at the
Millrose games.
The State flyer landed secopd place
in the open seventy and was third In
the Invitation seventy. Joe Loomis
took the special seventy and Alva
Myer was second.
Fast work was noted in all races
during the night. Joie Ray, of the
Illinois Athletic Club, assailed the
mark set by the late Tommy Conner,
made at Bergen's Point in September.
1895. Ray was clicked in GAS, with
Johnny Overton second.
Robert Simpson topped the seventy
yard low hurdles in 0:S Is, a fifth Of
a second better than Jack ElIer's
record. He went over the high hur-
dies for the same distance in sec
onds, two-fifths of a second better
than the old mark.
Ted Meredith led Mike Devanney.
Joe Higgins, Dave Caldwell and Don
Scott In the invitation 900. taking the
lead and wearing his field out to q
driving finish.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
JACK DILLON ACCEPTS
VIII Box Twenty Rounds With Bat.
thing LevInsky.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-Jack
Dillon. OF Indianapolis. who Is at West
Baden, Ind. rscuperatins from his
recent night with Billy Miske. today.
through Billy Hack. OF Memphis,
agreed to meet Battling Levinsky In
a twenty-round night before the new
Louisiana Auditorium on February Z.
The match was made via the long dis
lance telephone. and Dillon and
Levinsky will arrive here a week be-
fore the fight and train for the edifi-
cation Of the local prize fight fans.
Dominick Tortorich. matchmaker of
the new Louisiana Auditorium, has
also offered Richie Mitchell, of Mil
waukee, a big guarantee to meet the
Mexican. Joe Rivers, here on February
1s. This Is the choicest date OF the
year for fight being the Friday be-
fore Mardi Gras week. Mitchell has
not accepted yet, but Tortorich feels
sure that he will. and that the bout
will be arranged over the twenty
round distance. This will give Mitchell
his chance to show before a local
audience. the race track crowds and
visitors. and II Is not believed he will
pass up the chance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
DARCY WILL MEET
CHIP OR AL MCCOY
Australians Manager Accepts
$4,000 Offer for Bout
In Garden.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2b.-Lss Darcy
viii meet either Al Mccoy, the Aneri
can middleweight champion, or George
Chip, whom he defeated In Australia,
at Madison Square Gsrdsn on March
s. z. Timothy Sullivan. Darcy's man.
ager, has accepted an offer OF $50. 600
from Grant Hugh Browne, the newest
tenant of the garden, and the Austria,
liam will begin training ct once.
Darcy was matched for his second
encounter with Chip when he slid out
of the Australian harbor and beat Il
for America Chip came back to the
United States, asking where he got
OF, and demanded that he be given
another chance.
Chip has admitted that Darcy hit
him with more gloves and oftener and
harder than any man he ever met, %
Darcy probably will have little trou.
BILE in whipping the man. who knocked
the ambition out Of Frank Klaus.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
FORDHAM TO HAVE
SPEED AT TENNIS
All of Last Years Players Eli
gibIe for Tour South This
Spring.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The pros
poets for q good tennis team at Ford.
ham University next spring are ex.
ceptionally bright. Manager Matty
Taylor has arranged q list OF a dozen
matches. six OF which will be played
on the Maroon courts. The alumni
have become interested in the racquet
wielders and have arranged with the
athletic association to allow the
teams three matches on Southern col.
iege courts.
The feat Of Capt Elliot Binzen in
winning the national indoor junior
championships two consecutive sea
sons has caused so much comment at
Fordhsm that II Is expected tennis
will be on q par with all other sports
at Fordham this spring. A dozen new
large courts and a tennis house, which
we're built last season, will be kept
In perfect condition by a groundkeep-
er, and 1t Is reported that Matt Austin.
who coached the N. A C. tennis
team, will also coach the Fordham
players.
The entire team from last season is
intact, and in the freshman classes
there are thirty candidates who have
distinguished themselves on the court
either In prep schools or at summer
resorts. Arrangements are being
made to practice indoors In q local
armory. The schedule:
April 81. C. c. N. Y, at Fordham:
Is, Columbia at Columbia; Is, New
York at Fordham: 80. Georgetown at
Fordham.
May. 8, Amherst at Fordham; 8,
c. c. N. Y. at City ollege; IL, Column
bia at Fordham; -, Trinity at Ford
ham: 16; Rutgers at New Brunswick,
N. J.; IL, Georgetown at Washington:
IS, George Washington at Washing
ton; 10, Navy at Annapolis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
HAS HARD SCHEDULE
Springfield Training School Eleven
To Play Big Ones.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Jan. 25.-
Probably the toughest football
schedule ever arranged for the Y. NJ.
c. A. Training School eleven is book
ed for next fall. The local team will
play Dartmouth. Army. Harvard and
Rutgers, four teams OF recognized
skill An attempt to arrange a game
with Brown failed.
Following is the 1917 schedule:
October 6, Dartmouth at Hanover,
October IS, pending thome camel /:
October 20, Army at West Point: &C.
tober 81. Worcester Tech here; No
vember 3, Harvard at Cambridge:
November 10, Rutgers at New Bruins
wick: November II. Massachusetts
Aggies here; November "a or 20, Chi
cago Y. NJ. c. A. College at Chicago
(pending).
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
HICKEY WORRIES NOT
Neither He Nor George Tebeau Take
Stock In Fultz.

CHICAGO. Ill. Jan. 25.-Davs
Fultz's claim that the American As
ISOLATION is ION his hip" with eighty
FIVE of the 125 players who finished
last season pledging allegiance to the
baseball fraternity edict. isn't worry
ing President Thomas j. Hickey, of
the association. or George Tebesu
owner Of the Kansas City franchise.
EFT looks to me like the strike has
petered out" was Tebeau's comment
today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-25
BATES IN DEMAND
Three Places Are Open to Veteran
Outfielder.

sTEUBENvILLE. Ohio, Jan. 26.-
Johnny Bates, former National LeaEus
outfield, who is wintering at his homs
here, is considering three offers for
the coming baseball season.
Manager Jimmy Dunn wants him 70
return to Baltimore for another sea-
son, and Tom Needham, former major
leagee catcher, who Is to manage the
Newark Internationals this year, has
offered him a berth
In addition he has been offered O
fine position with the Vandergrift,
Pa, steel works, and the position as
manager OF the strong semi-pro
club OF that place. The latter propo-
sition. 1t is said, is open to him until
Saturday OF this week. Bates has
been working out in a gym here and
Is in good shape.