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The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
SCHOLASTIC NOTES.

Tech will meet the Martinsburg five
in the Y. NJ. c. A. gym on Friday.
George Powell, manager of Wes-
terms quint, will return to school
next week, after brief illness.
Groves and BrSasee played their
first scholastic game for Western
since their return from camp. Tues
day. against Central.
There will be a meeting of all Tech
track men after school on Friday.
Plans for the coming year will be
discussed. according to Coach Apple
Dasher, CentrarS right forward,
played a fipe game Tuesday. He ac-
counted for four of his teams eight
baskets.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Matty Likely to Stay.

Factoryville. Jan. S-Relatiyes of
Christy Mathewson. manager of the
Cincinnati Reds, have been informed
tsat big Six" is now stationed with
the Twenty-eighth Division, at Hen
dlcort' France, and doesn't know
when he will be able to start for
home. AS a result it is considered
doubtful that Matty will start the
1913 season as manager of the Reds.
"Christy' is the chief gas officer in
the Twenty-eishth Pennsylvania Diyi-
sion.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
COLLEGE TOSSERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

President Beckett. of IntercolIeg-
late Basketball League. has called
a meeting for tonight at the Y. NJ.
c. A. when arrangements will be
completed and change in the
schedule will be arranged Owing
to the late decision of George Wash
ington about entering a five in the
league it has been deemed best to
shorten the schedule which will
make each team meet twice instead
of three times as last year.
The series may be started on Sat-
urday night, January IS.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Dodgers Sign Two Scranton Boys.

Scranton, Jan. S.-ManaSer RobIn-
son, of the Brooklyn team of the Ma
tional League, has signed Brazil and
Seiffert. two local infielders, whose
work in an exhibition game between
Scranton and Brooklyn two years
ago impressed the Dodger pilot. The
two players have been instructed 10
report at Richmond, Va, for spring
training
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
BUFF AND BLUE
WIN FROM CITY
Downes' Great Shooting Of
Baskets Was Big Factor
in Victory.

Gallaudet College basketers had III
tie trouble in disposing of City Col
lege uuint yesterday in the Kendall
Green gym as the Buff aud Blue more
than doubled the score. outplayinS
them in every department of the
came and the final count found the
Kendall Greeners out in front, q 10
q.
Gallaudet was the first to register
. count and they kept right on count
ing until the points totaled twenty-sN
at the end of the first half. Frewing
threw two baskets in quick succession
and then Dolnan followed SUIT with
two more. Only once were the Nlsi-
tors within striking distance OF the
home folks when IN the first few mlh-
utes Of play. The forwards were crosse
under the basket and registered t"O
baskets. Travers Gagged three goals
and Bloone and McCabe reGistereu
two apiece. ,,,
During the second half city CoileGe
was able to register but three polhts'
McCabe Gagged the only bashet irOIl, i,
the floor and BaumEarten registered
: frae toss which was the sum of the
~coring done by the visitors IN the
Anal period. On the other hand Gal
Iaudet scored at will. The forwards
would feed the ball down the floor 10
Downes, who was waiting under tne
basket to make an easy shot' 30
cleverIy were the Bun and Blue men
in passing and dribblinE the ball that
IL did not change hands more than
three times before the center wouiu
cage the spheroid for the two points. points
Downes. who jumped center atter
Dolman was relieved of the duties
was a tower of strength to his team
mates. The center missed few attempts
at the basket from the floor ana ne
totaIed twenty-four points tor the
Buff and Blue. The lineup ana SUM-
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Hartley VS.. Kansas.

New York. Jan. S-Pete Hartley.
the Durable Dane. is now signed
up for two more bouts by his
manager. Leo Flynn. His first go
will be with Louie BoEash. the Bridge
port lightweight, at the Crescent A c.
Of Lowell. Mass. tomorrow night
and his second with ROckev Kansas
at the American A. c. OF Baltimore,
January l.. Both bouts will be for
twelve rounds.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
RED CROSS MEDALS
FOR WESTERN GOLFERS

Chicago. Jan. S.-Red Cross medals
for golfers who helped the Western
Golf Association collect more than
100000 last summer. reached Pres
dent Charles F. Thompson today
from De Forrest Hicks. who sent re-
grets that he would be unable to
present them at the annual meeting
of the golf association.
Marquis Eaton, chairman of the
Chicago branch of the Red Cross, will
award the medals at the big jubilee
dinner on January 1S
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Hooper May Join Red Sox.

Boston, Jan. S.-Harry Hooper.
the great right fielder of the Red
Sox.. writes from his California
ranch to a friend in Boston that
the question of whether he plays
here in 1919 depends upon whether
Frazse makes the financial offer suf-
ficientIv allurin-
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
SEATS FOR
LIGHTWEIGHT BOUT

Trenton. ~. J.. Jan. S.-The New
Jersey Athletic Commission today ap-
proved the seating plans of the New
ark Sportsman's Club. in the First
Regiment Armory. Newark. for the
Benny Leonardo Johnny Dundee box
ing bout on January 20.
The plans provide for 5000 seats on
the main floor and 5000 in the bal
COny
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
NATIONAL OPENS APRIL q

Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan. S.-Presi-
dent John Heydler. of the Ma
tiOnal League. announced today
following a meeting of the spe-
Cial committee which has sched-
ules under consideration. that the
league race would open April
%. in Cincinnati. Chicago. Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, closing
September so. Previous to the
regular opening two games will
be played in Boston on Patriot
Day, April 19. Heydler said a
satisfactory three-trip schedule
has been worked out.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Detroit Will Go Soutb

Scranton, Jan. s.-Detroit is to take
spring training trip, but the location
of the camp and date when the play
ers will depart have not been agreed
upon, according to a statement made
today by Hughey Jennings, manager
of the Tigers.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
KNEBTLKOMP BUYS
LOUISVILLE CLUB

Louisville. Ky. Jan. so. H.
wathen today announced he has sold
a controlling interest in the Louis
vile baseball club to w. F. Knebtl-
komp, of Louisville. a business asso-
ciate. He will take charge at once
wsthen remaining as director of the
rlub
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Penn. Oarsmen Star

Philadelphia. Jan. s.-Joe Wright.
coach OF the Pennsylvania crews,
spent all day Monday getting things
I [tauy ana talking matters over with
his oarsmen preparatory to issuine
ms hrst crew call. The active crew
work will start today.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Lehigh's Football Schedule

bethlehem. Pa. Jan S.-Lehirb
InlverSity's football schedule for
1919 was completed today, It will
consist of ten games. The schedule
follows:
september -. open: October
rsinus' at home; October II, Rut-
gers at home; October 2S. Carnegie
Iech., at Pittsburgh; October 81
open; November l. Pittsburgh ar
nome: November S. Penn State ot
nome; November Is. MuhIenberg. at
nome; November %. Lafayette, Mt
home
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Ball Players Try Basketball.

scranton, Pa. Jan. N-SteVe O'NeIII,
catcher for the Cleveland team. and
Mike McNally. of the Boston Red
Sox. have Joined the Hyde Park bas-
ketbaH team here and in the near fu-
ture will accompany other players on
a transforming trip through the coal
fields
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Plans for Ski Meeting

Hanover. y. r.. Jan. S.-The Out
ing Club of Dartmouth College has
completed arrangements for an in
teTcolleCiate ski and snowshoe meet
TO be held February 1916. This
will be one of the events of the
Dartmouth winter carnival
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Northwestern Coach Resigns.

Chicago, Jan. Sired Murphy. foot
ball coach at Northwestern University
for the last five years. has rendered
his resignation. it was announced to-
day. In a letter received at the in
stitution Coach Murphy explained
that his growing mining interests in
Colorado required all his attention.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09

HuIeIlutOns: Operation-Degnan for Ather-
son, Brucher for Insley. Ingley for Dover. Buker
ior Desnan, Degnsn for Haser Goals from floor
-Atherson. lngley 49,. Brucher ~, Cady f2l.
Johnson ISl, Vial a.. McNamney (3. Goals
nom toul-Desnan Il out Of 81, Ingley missed
=; Neal q out Of g.. Referee-Mr. Apple Tech
II. S. Time Of halres-Twenty minnie,
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Canadian Girl to Race.

Detroit, Jan. s-Canada will have
= representative in the Palace Gar
dens championship roller skating
race series for women to be started
about January 10. Grace Fulkerson.
OF Toronto. having entered the COM
petition.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
MaIam to Remain in Service.

Philadelphia Jan. Bob Maxam.
crack quaTter-miler at Penn last
year. has decided to remain in the
naval aviation. according to p let
ter received from him by Lieut.,
Lawson Robertson. Red and Blue
track coach.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Tufts Eleven Picks Captain.

Medford. Mass. Jan. Election
of Charles S. Cahoon. OF Medford
as captain OF the Tufts College
football eleven was announced to-
day. He is a tackle and has played
on the Tufts team three seasons
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09

Substitutions-Baynes for Htzer. Wilson ior
Pressing, DUWnes for DOlman. Bouchard ior
Connus Ferguson for LAFCuntain, manners ~ ,O'
p.,,+cD CoaIs from foOr-Frewing l2),
wiIgr- 81 D0'man ~. DOwnes tl2l, BaynS
a. Bouchard. LaFountain ~. Ferg1sou. Htzer'
Raumrarten. Trayeus C0 BloOne ~. McCaoS
fa Copeland Goals from fouls: Fre"lng =
out Of - Ferguson missed /; Baumgarten u OUT
a. IA Rsfpree-G;uyun lCarIislel. Tme-Fifteen
D1fnuts halves Score-Gallaudet, r; City Col
lere z
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
Exie Signs Contract.

Albert A. Exendfne. coach OF
Georgetown's football elevens for 1915
1916 and 1871 today signed to handle
the 1919 eleven.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
HOPKINS QUINT IS
EASY FOR MIDDIES

Annapolis, Md. Jan. S.-showing their
usual speed and better team work the
Midshipmen's basketball team won
from the five of the Johns Hopkins
Medicos here this afternoon, thereby
continuing their unbroken string of
victories. The fnel score was 50 to II.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09
PAT MORAN SIGNED
BY NEW YORK CLIJB

New York. Jan. s.-The New York
Giants today announced that the club
has signed Pat Moran, former man
ager Of the Phillies, as a coach for
pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-09

.Nd'y sCoTlhs. GOaIS from cOurt-LewB Hl,
C0uble ~, loves t2l. Deuinger ~, Fsrwen
Sanner, Thomas Waters. Goals from fouls
Fsrwel t). Loves. Hopkins scoring: Goals
from court-Cuneo. Weiner. Scheuuch, Flynn.
Goals from fouls-Cuneo -. Flynn. Referee
Grove tSt. Johns College, Umpire Ulrich
iLCyOla COllege) Time of halVes-Twenty min
utes each. Substitutions: NaTy-Lowes for
Lewis. Sanner for FarweTl Thomas for der
ringer. Waters for Bolton. Blue for Couble
HOpkins-LoTe for Scheurich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-14
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap

The best thlnx Tor ss-.dy-sss Is jus,
ord nsfs malslfssd socosnat eli ~hich
10 iars snd kre@sslessl. and 10 better
tnsn the most sxpens.ys Sosp o. sns-
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ons ar t.e te=speesssls = II cleanse
ths hsir and scalp thoroughly Slm.ls
mo.ssen the hair with water and rch
II IN 4 makes an abundance of rleA
creamy lsthsr. which Finsss cat easily.
Fenlos .ng every particle OF dust. dirt.
dsDcruff snd excessive oil The hair
dries qaickly and es.nls. and II lesses
the scalp soft. aud the hair fine sni
siisy. bright. la<irous. duffy snd esss
10 manage
yoa c.a set mulsified cocosnnt o,
81 sAy pharmacy. lt's very cheap. ard
. fs~ ounees ~til supply every m. n =
Der Of the family for mouths.
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The folio~ing ne~ bills have beer
introduced in the legislature
Senate
No - fiemias. iHcFeasirs salsrs
oi game warden
No 81. Morton. esssbn bins English
a. ths exclusive Ian aag~s 20 be ussa
IN The condact Of pablic schools
No p. Ingrshasn. providing Tor the
trsnsf~r Of ssfomos.ies bs ~ri's~n
bills Of sale
No -. Morton. fTosidine sor tesi
books ON agriculture aud domestic
seiene. 10 be- preRs ed Tor Oklahoma
schools.
No -. knie. providing for Increases
in salary in ih~ land office
No "a. Msyfield. increasing the pa,
Of Jurors 10 s. q day.
No =. Fleming. providing Tor a vote
on a constitutional amendment 20
adopi the budget plan Tor state ap-
lionriallons
No -. spurlock an act validsflnv
cerialn ackEo~ 'edg .nsnts hsretofore
'4ksn BY noiariss in foreign countries
No -. spurlook. '.lsiine 20 levai
sokno~iedgmenis aud ,rescribins
sno NAV take then
No =. Kerr. proudinl clerical ard
i"nosrarhlc help .sr the governor
office
No -. Clark relating 10 ihe disso-
luilon OF cororsiion
No 81. Vaughn. ereaiing 'exi
book commlss.on composed Of the
spyernor and eish, Others
No 81 Morton. providing for psn
sion commissioner 70 hav. charge of
the distribution OF pensions 10 farmef
confederate soldiers
Action on Bills Prev, ossiy Introsueed
In the senai. Yesterday. the follow
ms bills which ha' been introduced
previously were rel rcd 20 The com
mlt,ees Indicated
No :. Cor honor roll OF soldiers.
sailors. marines and asiators. military
affairs
No =. appropriation for relief %
soldiers. appropriations
No 10. limiting suardianships. iu-
dietary
No n. soldiers settlement bill mill
tAry affairs.
No ;. for soldiers and sllors
monument on capitol grounds sppro
pristions.
No rs. for divisions Of sarrems
court. Judiciary No l.
No "a. authorizing sale of life es-
taies. Judiciary 10 !
>o r.. an amendment 70 the hone
dry law. prohibition enforcement
No d. prosidirs for procedure in
county courts. judi lsrs NJ
No A.. authorizing land commits
ioners % aecspi pasmeni Tor eeriain
lots in Woodward. school lands
No -. regulating me hours ~ iire
men. commerce and labor
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YOU MEN WHO PAY THE
FAMILY SHOE BILLS

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eoNAR LAW FLIES ACROSS
CHANNEL m AN Aiepl ANE

I.endon. Jan. is-Andrew nonar
Law. member OF the British pea.,e del
esstion. fle~ 10 France IN a Hand
ley.Pzge Monday.
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