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The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
HIGH SCHOOL CUNTS
Open SEASON TODAY
Double-header Between Business and
Western and Central and East
ern Scheduled at "Y."

For the first time during the history
OF local high school athletics a scholss-
tic basketball league has been formed
which will get under way today by stag
ing double bill at the " at 2:45
O'Clock, the first game being between
Business and Western, while Central and
Eastern will play the nightcsp.
Judging from the showing OF the five
school teams in their preliminary contests
II looks to be three-cornered race be-
tween Business. Central and Technical
with the odds fayoring Business.
Business is composed of a veteran team
and has two OF the best forwards in
the high schools. namely. Bush wise
and '"Toots" Wise. Business will probably
romp away with the opening game
against its green and inexperienced
opponents.
Central should find no trouble in de.
feating the Eastern quint, judging from
its showing in recent games. Centra
will be greatly weakened by the absenc,
of Capt. Cissel, who is laid up with pneu-
monia. Cissel was chosen last year al.
most unanimously for an sll-high guard
position, but has been shifted TO forward
this year and is holding this position in
great form.
Eastern is composed OF a light snappy
combination which will give them all s
run for the long end OF the score. The
men are mostly green and inexperienced
Tho Droha hIe line-uDS-
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
FAY KEISER TO Be AN
ARDMORE HEADLINER
La Fontaine Attempting to Book Miner
with Leading Middle-weishts.

President James La Fontaine. of the
Maryland Athletic and Social Club. OF
Ardmore. Nd. will attempt once more
TO put the fighting game on the same
basis in the District that IL enjoyeo
some three or four years ago when the
Maryland Club first open its doors
Realizing that more than half Of the
fans who attended the New Year Day
show were disappointed with both the
preliminaries and main go, La Fontaine
will. at the next show. book the entire
card himself, as he has always in the
past left it to the managers of the
fight to arrange for the opening bouts
The next show OF the Maryland Clur
will be held either on Tuesday. January
is. or Friday, January 1s. Efforts are
now being made to book some worthy
opponent with Fay Keiser. the Cumber-
land miner. who made such a hit WITH
the local fistic fans when he disposed
Of Mike Uraine short time ago.
La Fontaine had the wires hot yester-
day in an effort to obtain Knock-ou,
Sullivan. of York, Pa, who defeated Al
Mccoy. the Chess champion. here las:
winter; Knockout Brennan, of Buffalo
who has appeared here once in battle
with Young Herman Miller. or slen:
Howard, the local battler, who mad.
such hit with the local fans and who
is at present meeting with a great dea
Of success in the roped areana in Ohio
Pasty Donovan, the local ny-weIght
who has been setting his opponents dowr
in quick order, will be given a chance
in a 1o-round battle with the best fly
weight that Baltimore can produce
while Johnny Cunningham, who has
been quite successful lately. will also be
given another chance.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
JUAREZ RESULTS,

FIRST RACE--Fouryesrolds and upward: five
and onehaf furlopgs. Black Frost, lo1 Henry,
$40, $50 S.5o. won; Josefna Zarete llo (Guyl.
NSo, $40, second; PAMELA % &c. Hunt SIS
third. Time, los IS. Violet Smiling Maggie, and
ZoZo also ran.
SECOND RACE-scllinr: 3.yesr-olds; FIVE and
one-hah furlongs T. c. Cole. 10 Cwarrrn) tI7
SID. $50 won; Wand ll3 McIntyre) 0D q 90
second Belle c. 100 IF. Hunt. $50, third Time
0l 35 Deck Hand. Miss Tipperary, and Bessanta
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Pive and half furIongs Char
ity Ward. los CARROLL, $40 $50 $40 won,
Cunair. IL tWarreul, $50 sLs, second; Mineral
Jim. liz king $40 third. Time l0s Is Uncle
Nun. Prince Eugene. Pruspero's Boy, Loyey, Johnny
jefferson, Miss Wells. Lady Innoccnce Labelis
Brucsde, Rose Garden. Salvado Queen, Tufy, Salts
fed. and Hindoo Belle also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three furlCngs. Fort Bliss T2
Howard. Sl-7o S4o sl.lo won; Cork. ITO CBaihyl,
sl.so. S.D second; Old Mac, l12 Cwarren), SIS.
third. Time. o3S Is. J, G. Harry and seppus
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. General Pickett Ill
(McIntyrel, $40. $50 SO won; Certain Point.
Ill 20. Hunt, $50. s2.0, second; Meal Ticket 10,
cTsylor), SD, third. Time, 1a3 Is Rey, Bert L
end Type also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlonzs. Myrtle, lle Fee,
neyl. 30 $50, $50. won; Belle Bird 10 (Guvl.
s. $50. second; Blue Racer ll0 CMcCabc), 81 20
third. Tine. l 0l. Rubiconn II, vallsdoHd, Vested
Rights. Upright, o Tfs True Panhachapi. York
Lad, Little Birdie, zia and Crspis also rsn
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
TIA JUANA ENTRIES,

FIRST RACE One mile; syear- -olds and upward.
Won Lady. ~; Miss Kug, l9; Ehs May l07;
The Monk. lo3; Zinkand. loe; Duke Of Shelby, LIZ;
Maudie. lc: Celebrity, ln; Landslide. lG; Dr..
S. p. Tate, 100; Oscuro. liz
SECOND RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and up
ward; five and one-hlsf furlonEs. Miss Jean. lOi
Category. los; The Wolf. 100; Ancestors no. Parcel
Post. lO6: Glomer. los; swartshill. la; Kid Mel
son. Ill.
THIRD RACE-Sellins; 3year-olds and upward
five and onehalf furlonEs. Dr.. Bamberps<, %;
Edith Lyons, 100; Anns Lou lo3; Anrea los
Lucky Mack. lG; Forge. fn; Laughing Wafer, 10;
Minnie F. 100; Hazel. lo5; caro- Nome los; Cooster,
lT
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: 3year-olds and up
ward; six furiongs. Custom House, l6; Jake
Argent, lol; Redlands. LIZ; She'll Do. los; Priret
Petal liz
FIFTH RACE-seIlins: 3year-olds and upward
six furlongs. Alice Theresa, lU; The Fellow, le7;
Bad Prospect, loi; Palma, IG; Russ Sand Iu7;
Mary Emily. ls: Loan Shark. lns; vignola, los
King Chiffon lT.
SIXTH RACE-Sellng; 5yea-olds and up~s ard
one mile. Veldt, lo1; Say, 100; Samuel R. Meyer,
ll3; Prince g., loe; Barssc, l6
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
CARRIGAN SAYS NO
p. AS final ANSWER
Former Red Sox Pilot Informs >Presi
dent Frazee that He Will Not
Manage Club.

Boston. Jan. L-"Bill" Carrigan today
informed President Harry Frazee, of the
Red Sox, that he would not manage the
worlds champions this year. He as
serted that he intended to devote his
time to his business interests in Lewis
ton. Me.
In the statement issued at Lewiston,
Carrigan said:
II will not manage the Red Sox this
year. I called President Harry Frazee
on the telephone today and gave him my
decision, which is final intend to de-
vote my time to my business in Lewiston
and Auburn. I believe that Frazee will
produce a winning ball club in Boston.
He is a big man in business affairs and
should do equally as well as Joseph ].
Lannin.
Frazee did everything possible to in
duce me to return to baseball. but
could not see my way clear to do So"
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Msiden 2ye.r-olds; purse: three
furlongs. TantAlzer. u.s. Henry r. lIS: Shade
ll3; Bombast, lls; Valspar, ns; Yanessa wellc lI3
SECOND RACE-Maiden 3year-olds; purse: SIX
frlonEs. The Duke. us; Monornoy lis; Walter
Duncan, Ill; Sir Oliver. Ill: Miss RcIrnsent lio,
Miss Shot, loe; Clss A. lis; Kultur lis; Pssha
Ill; Velvet. ITO; Plunger, ls
THIRD RACE-Three- year-olds and upward. sell
ing; six furlongs. Langhone III; Baby Cal I5,
Leilohs. liz; Early Morn, liz; ALEX Getz IIo
'Commensis, lG; 'Mayme W.. los; Trbolo l0
'Poutefract, liz; Esther l., liz; Anthory's Lass
10; ~Thornwood 10. eStily Night III; sBurbank
IL
FOURTH RACE-Threeyearold and inward. tbs
PickwicS Club Purse; one mile For Fair III,
Tings-Lng, lo5i Ben Hampson, 81: King Mart los
Courtley Lass timpl, l03.
FIFTH RACE-ThreeyesroIdsa and upward: ,eI.
ing; SIX furlongs. Anxiety, 1T; Briggs Brother
NJ; Balsee. III; Petlar, ll6; Bert Thar1nan (mul
lis; 'Broom Corn, los; Wat lo2; wiley. III: Carl
III; Ash Can III; Brizz l5 Minstrel liz; .sleeny
Sam, loe; .Supcrnal 81.
SIXTH RACE-Four- r-olds and upward. ssu.
ing; one mile and seventy yards Thomas Colo
way. no; Smusgier, los; Orange lG; Our Josie IOi
Gibraltar los; Prim Harry fimpj l02: Narm,r
100; 'yalss. llo; Vivian s. los; Malheur Io4: .Iu,
Around. hc; hrawaddy, loa; Transport loe; Ellen.
ron II. ".
SEVENTH RACE-Fow-yesr-old and unv,r5
selling; one and one-sixteenth mfles ROYAL fnte--
est. Ill; NO Manager. los; Lynn lo4 Hons lo
'henio PARK. 100; Patty Regain loe; Handful 10,
sApu~sntic, .llovrsuo. ea.;r.~s
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
JUAREZ RESULTS

LIk>T RACE Three year-olds and upward ~
tuHSnFs- McAAn 10 Gross Z 20 / srp- 60
: won Phyllis Antonette lOs tMcIntyr3 : 30 ~
! 70 = out. secOnd DT. Neu;er ilc CFrAschI ~
!: to ], even, third. Tine In In ls4trb
'ooster, Nortoru RosP ard Gift also rpr
SECOND RACE-SU furlnuFs MaEnik lN tAler
Snderl. to TO- 10 T. out. won. CElarmrrr-e %
lsc1erer 10 2. : 10 70. ! to 4 sec1nd: P-ipor :
llS Casey. to !. 10 l. to S third. Time
III N5. Lsckrose. RosCss and BroNnsope .l<a ran
THIRD EACE-sfN hurlouEs. ShsbSn 10 JAIsI
anderl. TO 5, "a S. out, Won Bsrta lOs Nolan
, TO = to 10. To seoUni: TiEinia s lcs
LIlckensl. 10 !. to z even third Time oa aE
llosHe F.. EngrSvcr. Handy Andy. Murcl's P-
and Wster Warbler also ran
FOURTH RACE-One and one--1tsnth nil~s
semper StalwaU lG lPickensi. 10 / even. cot
won Strathcam nc OCsseyl. even ! 70 ; out
sencsHo; Weyanoke. loa 0Srussl II 70 s 70 S out
third. Tine, t5 zsmlocf and Truut Ffy aIso
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fre and opehsn furioars De-
lima, IS tSchererl. 10 10 l. 70 / 8 TO 8 poo
General lG tMclntyrel, to 2 4 TO s l 10 80
cnd; Jennie Crawford lo5 lPickensl, 8 10 O 70 q
to ), third Time III IS Ada Anne EzA-l
Weles. DslAney and Little Jake also rxn
SIXTH RACE-One mile InouietS los CPoun
to 10. ? to s. out, won: Friar N.nsht lu C,8u<,-
kinsl, Z to !, To 2. TO s. sscood: Ms-ry Tvirss-
lU tE Smith. TO /. to !. 70 s. third nna
l'ts IS. Lesbia, Classy Curl zxngsr-s, Pfyr n
and DoTie slso nn.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
HARVARD CREW MAY
ROW THE MIDDIES

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 4-Hsrvard Is
not 10 row Columbia at Springfield this
spring according to a statement made by
the Harvard rowing authorities Ths
Harvard management recently received q
circular letter from the Springfield Board
OF Trade, calling attention to the good
rowing facilities in that city. Manager
Howe acknowledged the communication
by replying that outside OF the customary
date with Yale, Harvard's rowing pro
gram was still uncertain. The genera
tenor OF his letter, however. was unfavor-
able to any proposition that Harvard
should row any college crew in Spring
field.
Harvard will spend the spring recess
at either princeton or Annapolis and is
expected TO row Cornell again at Ithaca
Voluntary machine rowing at Harvard
will start today, with Coach Bill Haines
In charge.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SI furiouzs: +yesr-oids: selling
'AmpT- ii. %; Hsmsrtop. 100; Alzardi, 100; No
Adams 100; Argument, Bl: Edith Olga, lH; Mar
gold l0s; Passion. lOs; DOuner. los
SECOND RACE-SiI furionEs +yesr-oIds: sell
ing. Charlie Nctiee, lG: Billy Wiley. 100; -EL
Heavens lol: Welga, los: Wencnah. O6 Ufizz
los. 'AftFrnight. l0; Wizard Ill
THIRD RACE-Five and a half hurlongs; 5year
dds and upward; selling Water Lee 100: Uncle
VIII, o2; Lord Byron. l4; Hattie Burton, lo5
Colc-z, w: 'Bsr-tts. ls Locklsnd, 100; Pass On
100; Sonnet, l0e; MH. Mac 10
n IRTH RACE-FIIe and a half furiongS; ;
year-olds and upward; selling. Cherry Belle,
No Friend %; Wall Street. l1l: Refugee 100
LYndors liz: Frosty FACE, ll3: Silver Bill, lis
Sket :. Is: Edmond Adams. lis; Bulger III.
FIFTH RACE-Ore mile and Hfty yards; 4year.
Olds and upward; selling Thomas Hare lOl; San,
del. ol; -inkle Bell, le; Luke Van Zandt, lOs
GsDo. los-
SIXTH RACE-One mile: 3-yesr-olds; selling
Marble Head. ss 'Old Man Crit. %; Polly Anna
lOl: Idofta. 100; King McGee. los; Abe Martin los
Old Drurg. loe.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
JUAREZ ENTRIFS

FIRST RACE-seIlns; +year-olds and upward
I'VE furlonss. Gosetty. 1l5 Moller, LIS; Josefna
Larste, ll3; Collie, lP; -Tsmpy Duncan W;
Clumsy Kate. los; York Lad. Ie
SECOND RACE-seIlins; 31esr-olds and upward
i've and one-hah furlongs. Red Deed, 1l2; Black
Jack III; Bessanta N6; Edna F. 10; .Isycia. lt5 :
Elizabeth Thompson, los; Alan, L.
THIRD RACE-Three-yearold five and onebalf
NrloGgS Satisfied. lU; Cousin Bob, los: Tony Nc
Caf.rty, los; Watzaka, loi; Eleanor Marie Io4;
'Doro. lG; English Lady 80
FOURTH RACE-Seltns Syear-olds and up
ward SI furlonss TIE LII los; Freeman los
Ralph z. lo: Big To Do 1o4.
FIFTH RACE-Fouryearods and upvari; ono
mile. Type, Ill; Bert L.. lT; Buck Nail lo6
'4usky Lad. los; Marjorie D.. lO4 Meal Ticket,
lO4; Quiz IS.
SIXTH RACE-Four-yearol and upward; five
and One-hah furlongs; selling Servioence, lis;
Col. AshmeAde. los; Commendation, los; Csmto
los; Tom Chapman, los; Lady InnOcence los .Jack
Harrison. lp; Crispis. 100; Bob Nail, q; Helen
-honpson, IS; PREPAID, S.
'Aprentice allowance chimnd.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
MOHAWKS TO HOLD AN
ATHLETIC CARNIVAL

An athletic carnival will be held by
the members of the Mohawk Athletic
Club on Friday night, January 19. at their
club rooms 1890 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Boxing and wrestling bouts between
members OF the "Indians' will be staged,
while professional talent will also give
exhibitions in both lines Of the sport,
which will be the feature Of the pro-
gram.
Arrangements for this athletic night
have been put in charge Of a commit
tee and definite plans will no doubt be
completed this week. The committee on
arrangements are Harry Hope. Hobby
O'Meara and Bumps" Turner.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
MITCHELL EXPECTS
FLAG In TWO YEARS

Chicago. Jan. 4-"Give me two years to
show my hand and if have failed to put
the Cubs up near the top I'll quit
This was the greeting to Chicago fans
of Fred Mitchell, new boss of the Cubs,
when he arrived here today.
I've got a two-year contract" he con-
tinued. My fix is about on par with
that of Christy Mathewson at Cincinnati.
His contract has two years to run there
and have a hunch there Is going to be
hot race between us to see which lands
on top with the teams we are called upon
to build from the second division clubs We
have
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
/. NO DEFINITE ACTION
FOR CLASS AA MINORS

The National Commission closed
its session in Cincinnati without
taking any definite action on the
plea of the Class AA minor leagues.
Just why the supreme body failed
to act is not known, as now is the
time to either grant the request or
turn 1t down. The National Com
mission would do well to clear up
everything before the teams start
South for the spring training trips,
as the fans are sick and tired of
reading baseball politics and do not
want 1t mixed with real baseball.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
d. R. WILLIAMS LEADS
F. & M. FOOTBALL TEAM

Lancaster, Jan. 4--R- d. williams, OF
stroudsburg. was yesterday elected cap
tain Of the Franklin and Marshall foot
ball team for 1917. Williams has played
three years in the backheId. two years
at half-back and one year at fulI-back
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
ROYCROFTS LEADING
THE HERALD BOWLERS

Although dropping two games yesterday
to the CasIou team in The Herald League
the Roycroft team still retains the lead
by ten points. The Bewicks, who are
trailing along in third place, took three
games from the Jensons.
Cahoon, Of the Roycroft team, was high
man Of the day with sSs pins to his
credit. while Svitzer, of the Caslon team.
was second. with 81 pins. The standing
and results follow:
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
Election Postnoned

The election of the officers of the
Mohawk Athletic Club was postponed
until February 4, 1917. At the meeting
last night nothing but the general routine
of business was taken UP.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05
SHOPS AND B. AND o.
WIN AT TOSSING GAME

In the double-header basketball games
at the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. C. A.
gymnasium last night the Baltimore and
Ohio quint defeated the Southern Rail
road team q to IA, while the Terminal
Shops defeated the Pennsylvania team II
to "A in the nightcap. The line-ups and
summaries follow:
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05

Suhstitution-Aoreland for Allen. Goals-smith
81. Heap, 0'Cpnnor ~, Warren, Nickel Goals
Mr. Collihower Tmekeeper-Mr Fisher scorer-
Mr. ColweD.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-05

Suhstituton-Havkshaw for Brzdt- Goals-Bradt
ty, Plaz ~. Miller ~. Boyd ~. Spencer ~,
Degnan ~. Goals from free toss-Dailey, Bru-
baker q. Rstsree-Mr- Colhhower Tmske-pr-
Mr.. Fisher. Scurcr-Mr. Colwen.
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