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The Washington herald., 1918-12-12

The WeFtern basketball squad plays
Gonzaga High School on the Iatters
floor tomorrow. The North Capitol
street boys have a strong quint this
year. as has been shown By the results
of previous games. Business, Central
ard Georgetown Preps have i'm turn
been defeated by the Blue and Gray
youngsters.
The high school freshmen basketball
teams are working earnestly in prepa-
ration for the scholastic series, which
open tomorrow. Central plays West
ern in the formers gym, while Tech
entertains Eastern.
Coach Metzler. OF Central, has issued
a call for more basketball and track
candidates. Track Coach Bill Foley
already has a number Of boys work
ing on the indoor track.
Coach Morse. of Western. will
stack his Midgets against the Con
zaga Midgets during the intermis-
sion periods at the game in the
North Capitol Street Gym, Friday.
The Gonzaga second-stringers will
play a junior team from the Mount
Washington School. Of Baltimore. in
the Gonzaga Gym this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Tech-Gonzaga clash. which is
booked for Friday a week. will be
played at the / Street Gym.
The interclass track meet that was
scheduled TO be held at Tech yester-
day was postponed until Friday. More
than fifty entries have been turned in
for the fourteen events.
Gosnell, the captain Of Techs basket
ball team. is playing a wonderful game
He shot nine baskets out Of twelve
attempts in the Central game. Cos
nell is the only veteran Of last years
five
Nordlinger the newest addition 10
Westerns team. shot three baskets
out OF as many trials in the game
with Georgetown Peeps.
Burke and Heron look like the best
shots on the Western squad. Burke
made six out OF seven baskets while
Herr or shot three out Of four in the
Eastern game Tedsday
The Hilltop Preps will have as their
opponents on Saturday night the
basketball squad from Business
Coach Bstterby Is looking for a hard
game against OReily's charges.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
BOXING BOUTS BOOKED AT
LIBERTY HUT ON TUESDAY

Service men and few citizens
from the selected circle who are
lovers of the manly art of seif-de-
fense will be given a treat on Tues
day night when a number of boxing
exhibitions will be held at the Lib
erty Hut between students of the
fistic game.
To William r. Whip. the we'll
known and popular boxing director
of local camps and cantonments, do
the fans owe this great
while privilege. The little boxing
instructor is arranging an elaborate
card for this entertainment which
will be attended by many of the
leading Federal and District officials
Each of the boxing instructors and
their most advanced pupils in this
vicinity who have been teaching the
Gobs and Sammies the "kayo'
punches that were used against the
Huns" will make appearances in
various bouts that Whip is now
busily booking.
Whip hopes to line up such we'll
known knights of the padded mitts
as Tom Gibbons, boxing Instructor
at Camp Meade, Kid Williams and
others. who have put their time in
at teaching our doughboys since war
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
HEYDLER ASKS
JOINT MEETING
National League Desires
Show Down with Ban B., /.
Johnson S Circuit.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE National
League at today's meeting here de-
cided to pass aside all such ques-
tons as a player limit. length of
the 1919 season, time to start the
season and a new National Commits
sion until a joint meeting can be
held with the American League.
The National League. through Pres
ident Heydler, sent a message de-
falling their action and asking that
arrangements be made for the joint
meeting to each of the eight Ameri-
can League club owners.
Every effort will be made to hold
the joint meeting to clean up all
questions of interest to baseball i'm
general before the regular annual
meeting of the senior organization.
which opens January Q. The Ma
tiOnal Association of Minor Lea CUES
has also been invited to send a COM
mittee to the joint meeting. it was
announced.
Attention was called to the fact
that the invitations for a joint meet
ing were sent to the heads of the
eight clubs of the American League.
not TO Ban johnson, president of the
league.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
Collegiate Events
and
Service News
By S. H. Baker

Coach John O'Reilly denies the re-
port that Freddy Fees will be lost
to the Georgetown quint this year.
Freddy has been at college the past
week and will return after the hOIi-
day recess when work will start in
earnest with the basket tossers.
This afternoon the HilltOppers will
hold a closed track meet for the
students of the college, which will
be the last until after the holidays.
At a meeting of the letter men OF
Maryland state College. Bob KnOde,
the quarterback Of the eleven. was
unanimously chosen to pilot the
team next season.
Of the nine men awarded letters
at State. five are former high school
boys. MOlster and Bailey played
tackle for Central, Meyers was cen
ter at Western. while BOsley' and
Snyder were half and full back re-
speCtively at Tech.
Ft. Myer Quartermas ster basket
ball team would like to arrange
games with any quint in the city.
Teams desiring games can arrange
dates with the Quarterma asters by
communicating with Sergt. G. B.
Idee. QuaTtermasteTs Department,
Fl. Myer, Va
There will be a meeting of the
Basketball Service League Saturday
night at Spalding's. when it is pro-
posed to draw up the schedule and
make final arrangements for the
opening Of the league.
Champion Navy Gun Factory
eleven will play Camp Humphrey
team SUNDAY afternoon at the Amer
lean League Ball Park at 2:75 p. m.
in the Service League. This is the
second meeting between these two
gridirOn eEsvens and a battle is ex-
peCted
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
MARATHON RUNNERS
ARE In TRAINING

Baltimore. Dec. TL-Joe GeiCor. Ed
win schmidt Daniel Younger and Joe
Medura. among the leading distance
runners in this neck Of the woods. are
training Tor the ten-mile mod ffed
marathon which will be run next Sat-
urdsy and which H. 10 he known a.
Southern Commercial Congress event
In addition to these weIl-knov-n
barriers a host OF athletes Of the
younger set are in training for the biz
race and a large entry list is expected
BY Daniel X Younger. chairman OF
the committee. Little Guy Herbert
Losts and a few other Youngsters
should show Up well IN saturday
race. Capt RuZicka.r Of the local
navy lFifth naval distr CT. notified
Younger that the navy blue will be
well represented There are five gold
medals as prizes to be awarded sery-
ice men. in addition TO fifteen medals
10 be given civilian winners.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Claiming; $50; 3year-olds and
up; six furlongs: xBsrbars Shilling %; xOlhe
Martin. 81; Comacho. l0i; Bracelet los; Choir
master. los; Stephen R.. Ios; King Neptune, H.
SECOND RACE-Claiming; 500; 3year-olds
81 fuIrlongs: xBttahe. ss; June Bug. lGs; Fros-
tia, lo3; xAlma Louise, lci; Cobalt. liz; Gray
son. lis; Greyeasle Gmp). ll6; Green Grass,
ll6.
THIRD RACE-Clsimins; soo; 3-year-olds
and up: one mile and sixteenth: xGraphic
lOS; xQueen Apple. los; xCadillac. lO4; Brownie
Mcdowell, lo5; Wsdsworths Last, 49,
. FOURTH RACE-Claiming 500; all ages
mile and seventy yards: Lady Luxury, lo3;
Sandy Lad. l05; Words o Wisdom, Ill; Pilsen.
Ill: Msrasmus. ll2; BIaise, ia
SIXTH RACE-Claimins: 500; 3-year-olds
and up; one mile: Hodge (imp.), l04; Breezy,
lc4: Old Man Crit, l07; Lady Leona, l02;
Pulaski. 100 xNo Manager. liz; Ringdove, ia;
Will Do, III; Early Morn, liz; Brickley, III;
Merry Twinkle, III. r
xDenotes five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
BASEBALL FOR.
A new COURT
Reorganization Of National
Commission Now Seems
Assured.

New York Dec. l-Sentirnent Ssv-
oring a reorganization OF the Nation
al Commission Is gaining . strong
foothold among National League club
owners.
The plan advanced = short time ago
by Magnstes Harry n. Hampstead and
Harry II. Frazee for One-man su-
preme court for the national game has
its supporters. Others favor three
men. with a neutral chairman.
When the National Leaguers con-
tinued their meeting here today u was
predicted the question OF the commits
sion would come in for lengthy dis
cussion.
-Four clubs have already been put on
record as favoring a change. Presi-
dents Dreyfuss, Of Pittsburgh. Ebbets.
Of Brooklyn: Hampstead. Of New
York. and Mitchell. Of Chicago. be-
lieve the time has come when Garry
Hermann must step down and out as
chairman, particularly IL he continues
as president OF the Cincinnati Club.
Three OF these clubowners favor
one-man commission. They are Bar
ney Dreyfuss who originated the idea
which grew into the offer made 10
eX-President William II. Taft: Fred
Mitchell. newly elected president OF
the Chicago Club. and Harry Hemp
stead. OF tie Giants who put himself
on record when he Joined Frazee IN
the Taft offer. President Ebbets uf
the Dodgers. favors a three-rnsn com
mission. but insists that the chsirrnas
should be neutral.
Just how the 81 Louis. Boston and
Philadelphia Clubs will line up on
the question remains 70 be seen.
There Is a growing belief here that
the three-msn commission will be re-
taIned. for any change In the form Of
the governing body would require an
amendment to the national agreement
The National League is expected toJ
come 10 some agreement on the ques-
tion today. when it-hopes 10 wind up
its meeting. and a committee will then
be appointed 20 meet with The Amor
ican League club owners IND thresh
out the question.
The fact that John A. Heydler was
unanimously elected president or tho
senior league Indicates that there o.
harmony in the National LeaEue meet
ing
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
Junior League Magnates A1ua Meeting Today Chcago-(
SEVEN FOR BIG BAN.

Chicago, Dec. - 11.-when the
American League club owners hold
their annual fall meeting at Con-
sress Hotel tomorrow. President
Johnson will have the solid backing
of seven out of eight. Frazee, of
Boston. is the only rebel" He ana
johnson are engaged In bitter
feud. When noses are counted,
Rupert, Comiskey, Navin, Dunn,
Mack. Ball and Minor will line up
for Big Ban, who is expected to
carry, every point at issue. 1t is
limited today that johnson is pre-
pairing to explode a bomb which
will prove to the satisfaction of his
enemies that his throne isn't tot
tering, and that he is complete
master of the situation.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
GALLAUDET IS
EASY FOR navy
Kendall Green Tossers Are
Swamped by Midship-
men, Al to s.

Annapolis, Md. Dec. lin the sec
ond game of their schedule the Mid
shipmen again showed speed and ac-
curate shooting and had no difficulty
in defeating Gallaudet College. of
Washington, here this afternoon. by
by A to s. The score of the first
half was % to .
The visitors did not score from
the floor until near the close of the
game, when the third string of Navy
players were in the game. The team
play of the Navy is progressing and
Farwell and Lewis worked together
in fine shape. while Derringer always
got the jump on his opponent. The
lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
Leonard Is Shifted.

Camp Upton. n. Y. Dec. 1l.-Lieut.
Col. J. Z. Abbott. who has fostered
athletics here for months, today was
appointed camp athletic officer. He
will be assisted by Michael Ryan of
New York. former long distance
amateur running champion.
Col. Abbott and Ryan plan indoor
work for convalescent soldiers re-
turning from abroad and as much
outdoor practice as the weather will
permit. Ryan succeeds Benny Leon
ard. who has been transferred to
Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
MILLERS AND SAINTS
ARE ON THE MARKET

St Paul. MINI, Dec. l1.-Ofers to
purchase the 81. Paul and Mime
apolis American Association fran
Chise by Chicago and Omaha were
regarded as possible today when il
was learned a conference had been
arranged between John W. Norton.
owner of the St. Paul club. and 4.
T. Timms. president OF the Mil
waukee club.
Timms in a telegram to George
l. Belden. president OF the Mime
apolis club. said he acted for
Charles W. Murphy. former owner
of the Chicago Cubs. W. ANRourke.
of Omaha, is known TO desire an
4. 4. franchise.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
HARRY GREB ONLY AMERICAN
TO WIN IN SERVICE BOUTS

holder. also outpointed Joe Lynch, the
New York bantam.
Sergt. Joe Beckett. of the royal air
forces. scored an easy victory over
Joe Cox. an American heavyweight.
Admiral Beatty was present at the
bouts and received a great ovation
from both British and American spec
tators.
The final bouts will take place to-
morrow evening. 1t is expected that
King George will be present to award
the trophies to the winners.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
HEYDLER OPTIMISTIC
ON GAMES OUTLOOK

New York. Dec. III. A. Heydler
newly-elected president OF the Ma
tional League, is veEy optimistic to-
day over the future OF major league
baseball
After five years of war blight. "
Heydler says. the big leagues win
emerge again and give the nation
some OF the best baseball in history
during the coming season.
Jack Coombs, of the Brooklyn club,
it is reported. has been offered the
managership of the Philadelphia club.
to succeed Pat Moran. COombs de
Clined the proffer on the ground that
it would interfere with his business
interests. il is stated.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
COURTS THROW OUT
SUIT AGAINST JESS

New York. Dec. 11.-Supreme Court
Judge Lehman displayed no more in
terest than the general sporting pub
lie in the fact that Jess Willard
doesn't want to fight anyone. He re-
fused to adpit evidence to that effect.
Tom Jones and Jack Curley, who
brought suit against Willard for s25.-
600. alleging breach of contract. wanted
to show that Curley had offered the
champion $4,000 to box Tom Mcmahon.
$50, 900 to box Fred Fulton and $4,000 to
box ANYONE" and that Jess turned
them all down.
Lehman dismissed the case on the
ground that no proof vas presented of
the amount Willard has earned since
he became a circus proprietor
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
Claim Gridiron Title.

championship for football teams
weighing 12O pounds when they de-
feated the Eagle A. c. yesterday by
the close score of S to :. Sykes. of
the Eagles. attempted to run out a
punt and was tackled~back of his
goal line for a safety. which won the
game. Any team desiring games
with the Young Friends. address AL
bert KRISTEN. S07 Four-and half
street southwest
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12

London. Dec. 11-Corp. Green. OF
South Africa. was disposed of by
Harry NGreb. the Pittsburgh heavy
weight, by a knockout. in the first
round OF their bout in the Anglo-Amer-
ican service tournament this morning
John Miller, British lightweight won
from Ritchie Mitchell. of Milwaukee,
on points.
A. wilkinson. British. got a point
decision over Jake Abel. a welter-
weight hailing from Chicago.
Jimmy Wilde. British fiyweight title
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
St. Frisco, Noted Trotter, Dead.

Memphis, Tenn. Dec. list. Frfs-
co I2.O15z). the big bay trotter
owned by Mrs. y. c. Davidson. OF
POughkeepsie. n. Y. died here in
the barn Of Ed Geers, noted trainer
and driver.
The horse was seven years old.
and had been racing on the various
circtrTts about four years. during
which time he won s15O.OOO or more.
He made his record of 2.O14 at
Poughkeepsie.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
Commission to Control.

Chicago. Dec. U--The Natio0aI
Commission will become the sole ad-
ministra tive power Of baseball. set
tling the disputes Of major and
minor leagues alike. II a program
agreed on at a conference today be-
tween Ban Johnson. president Of the
American League. and 4. r Tear
ney. president OF the Three -
League, be carried out.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
Famous Coach Is Dead.

New York, Dec ll.-Lester c. Dole
for forty years athletic instructor at
St Paul's School. Concord. y. H. died
in his home there last night Many
famous athletes who had made their
marks later at Yale and Harvard were
coached by him.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
Giants Get Daubert.

New York. Dec. u.-By means OF a
deal put through today the Giants
have secured the services OF Jake
DaUbert for next season. In eNrharl.
for DaUbert the Giants gave the
Dodgers Walter HoIka. first bascman.
and George Smith. pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
NAVY Yard Challenges.

Navy Yard Junior football team
would like to meet the Trinity
eleven Sunday on some neutral field
and decide the championship be-
tween these two teams. Both teams
weigh 40 and neither has been
beaten this year.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12

Mr.. Benjamin illinois Normal Time Of halves
Twerty minutes. Goals from the held-Nzyal
Academy-Fsrwell a. Lewis q. Derriuger 90,
Bolton IN. Thomas ~. Gallaudet-DoWnes t2l.
Goals from the foul lne-Nsvzl Academy Is
in 81. Lewis missed one. GallAudet % in 81.
Wilson Il in g. xSubstitutions Naval AGad-
eny- -Burkhalter fof Farwep. Glass for Burk-
halter. Loves for Lewis. Baker for loves Thom-
for Derringer. Greher for Thomas Couble for
Bolton. Rockey for COuble. BailIers for Baillers.
RYAN for Rsillers
The Washington herald., 1918-12-12
KauG Is Telegraphing.

Benny Kauff is telegraphing now,
instead of writing. His latest to
John Foster: Il will be back in
New York soon"
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FUE SUPRIMIDA LA
pOL!CIA SECRETA
EN- CHIHUAHUA
EInuevo Gobernador es-
"a hacienda economics
al ~presupuesto
Pc. Co-reO. para Ia PRENsA-"

Po- Co-reo. para IA
CHIHUAHUA. 10 de sophomore,
FL gobernador E~nriquez, ~consecusa
tie 0 e, programme de aho-ro que le
im0one Ia crisis porQue atrav!esa e.
crario actua,mente, IA dispueSto que
.os empleados lie ia p~olicia ~rcServada
de esca ciudad, que prestaban b@e-
nos servicios Z Ia soc:edad persigulen-
10 = las gavillaS de rateros CUE dia-
r:amente hacen de as suyes, qaed2-
ran cesantes, orGcA q2e va ha s.do
puesta en- pract;ca por el ~lnspecto:
General De Poic!a.
\ 3esar de esa MEDIA Y De orr2s
lie o-tsn ~ccoa6rnico que ell ~gobIerno
del Escado ha puesto en- practica. Sc
sabe cue los ingresos o que cuent2
cl zra.io son ,nsUtic!eHtcs para Gu
br.r ei presupuesto de egre5os, por 10
uue u sc ha recIrr!do ! IA Fedora
ci6n. Gue uarece Ic adeuda a. Estado
una fucrte Sur?a. para cue e5ta sea
~cntreeada = y T~esorcr!a dc Ch!aua-
hgu \ sirya para Ia nivelacion aun-
oue sen temporal de los presupuestos
In gruDo de seHoraS ) ]senoritaS &c
! eta capital. e. vista de Il affective
! s!tuaciun pcrouG atr2vie5an .oS noore;
| le Chihuahua. reIni6 fondo< para G
! asta5 ec:m.ec.o de IN comcdor p1
! o,ico en- e que diariamente e Ie
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-15
MUERTOS 7 HERIDOS
~ UN CHOOUE
DE TRENES
ContinGan registrandose
catastrofes en- el
Edo. de Veracruz
p,- co-.oo nara Ia PRENsA."

POI Co-reo. para La PRENSA."
VERACRUZ. 10 dc sepuemore.-
e. tren de !asajeros que deber;a ha-
Der llegado aqui anoche procedente
dc "a ciudad de Mexico, lego hasta
hov a las once de ia manana, dehido
a Il en- "a estaci6n de Boca del
Monte choc6 cor in tren de carga
can1inaba a toda velocidad en-
sentido contrario Y cuyo maquiniS-
IA habia pedido via libre' a. dsspa-
chador de Ia pr6xima estaci6n.
Como c~oasscuencia de- formib!e
chouue. las locomotaras de telesco'
piaron V en- todos los carros de pasa-
icros hubo personals heridas al SCI
lanZf las de lc ~asientos contra las
paroles del caro- por la fuerza de Ia
incrcia.
Tambi&n Sc registraron dos muer-
los. entire los pa~sajeros de- caro- de
scguada clase. los cuaies, asi como
los heridos. fueron bajados del tren
inmeGiatameEte.
P-otestar los funcionarics publicos
Los jueces ' dsmaS funcionarlos de-
ramo judicial de este puerto, han d.
rigid, I'm escriro de protesta al Pro
curador de Ia R~epublica. Ell 81 qua
riden cue los funcionarios pdb!cos
del ramo de iusticia sea nombrados
para estl !ocalidad por el pcopio Pro
rur2dor ' no por e, Ayuntamient0
de este puerto como ha venido suce-
diendO hasJa hoy.
Los pet:cionarioS basan 81 Soi;ci-
tud en- cue en- ei seno de IA rcferida
corporation edilicia Sc agitan pasio-
nss malsanas que infIuyen d;recta-
mente en- IA gasti0n administrative
de to1os los emp:eados pG5licos de IA
!ocalidad, por 10 que los nombram!en-
tos cue de los mun:cipe; nan son
cons:derados produc.o de inmerecidos
favoritismos por todos los habitartes
del puerto.
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TODOS SUS VEGIN0S
Sc SIENTEN CON-
TENTOS Al YER
la CURADA.
La Sra. Miller podia d~ificilmente to-
lerar los fuertes dolores dc ca
beza. Actualmente todas
SD Intermediates han
d~esaparecido.

La Sra. Sallie j. Miller Tia Sallie,'
como lie diccn carinosamente sus a
migos V conocidos de Pocahontas, Ar
kansas. es n enthusiastic admirable
"a del Tanlac. enc Sc desprenGe de
sus declaraciones. las cuales est&n
conceb!das en- los sigu!ertes terminus:
"TCdoS mis- vecinos no hacen mas
cue hablar del gran cambio cue Sc
ha operado en- mi .Gesde que omen
&c a tomar Tanlac, Y Sc alegran mu-
cho por nj m~cjoria.
Surf por mas de IN ano de un
agudo reumatismo, gripa, y otras en-
fe~rmedades, hasta que qucte tan ago.
tada e inservible como I'm zapato vie
jo. Estaba completamente sin ape-
tito. decaiGa Y con fuertos dolores en-
IL espalda Y cuello. que dificilmente
podia levantar Ia cabeza. Mis- brazos
me dolian tanto que no podia hacer
uso de elloS nj en- los mas ligeros
trabajcs de casa.
"Estoy verdaderan?entc satisfecha
&c h2Der !e!QO aCerCa de el la1iac,
pues Embellishments compre una bo-
tella y empecG d tomarlo. Mi apeti-
to volvi6 al punto V desde entcnccs
he ganado mucho. Todas' mis- enfer-
medades han dessparecido Y pucdo
hacer mi trabajo de casa con errcra
facilicad, Y pareZco n muier dis
tinta. Creo que el Tanlac es Ia mejor
medicinal que eXiste.'
TsD!ac Sc venGe en- San Antonio
por l2 Wagner's Drug Co. 407 E.
Houston St., : por Ia Meier's Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST.. bsjo
"a direction personal de IN represent
tante especial del Tanlac, 0 Sc en-
tiara por estas boticas a c~ucIqr;er
direction al rec!bo de 81 valor que es
51.00 por botella. siempre que Sc in
:luyan estampi!ias suficientes lara
e. porte. tAdv.)