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The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Dave Fultz Now
Drafting Dates
for Ints League

Newark. y. j., Feb. lO.-pavc
Fultz. president of the International
League. is busy DRAFTING - list Of
dates to be presented to his col
leagues at the schedule meeting to
he held in New York on February
Il. FultZ's Job is no easy one, as
there is StilI some doubt about the
makeup of the circuit. The Hamil-
ton franchise. which was talked Of
as being shifted to Scranton. VIII
probably 20 back to Syracuse.
At the sam" time JNv" most prom
IsinE leads for the Newark fran
Chisc went amiSs. \ plan now is
atoOt to get local backing by or
EaniZinG a stock company of New
ark spOrtsTncn. 1t now looks as
though the Lars will have to stay
at their old ball park or hire the
former Federal League plant IN
Harrison.
Meanwhile the fans are hCGinninE
to get more anxious 20 learn just
what disposition will b, made Of tn"
franchise. Joe Lanuin. who owns
half of the stock. intends to stick in
Buffalo. where he owns the real
estate on which the ball park -
built.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST EACE-Three and half rrrnr,.
frlz. ilr i-tmI som, , TO s I U g. out. Pc
can't llb VOon. 20 even. Bone Dr. 7rs
u Icn'ry'. to >. Tine: ~ - Ira vii
Mac. BooneyilIs also ran.
SECOND RACE-FTve and a half f,rIorv,
Irue as Steel, llj Rice. u to s even n, ?.
L'fa. lS u. Rodriguez to / 8 to <. Lin
,TatHr' ID tDurschl. TO = Time: lns 10
lStimabie, oPhelia W. Tit for Tat Kenvsrd
hd5oe. FauR " Sinai, Bert Williams, PF-
THIRD RAOE-One mile. War Max Ia;
&c Rooinson). to !, even, to s. Roi Cr,ig
lle Mooney. 70 J. ] to 4; Antoinptte III LT
itodriSuezl. 70 5. Time: IA 25. Newer "
Duchess Of Savoy. SilVcry Light. The cullen
Bon also ran.
FOURTH RACE-MiIe and a sixteenth E,-s5-
ericS the Great, 100 &C.. Robinson. Il to ) : to
10, 10 to: sands Of Pleasure. lO2 rNIoIegwortbl
10 ;. J to ); BufOTd los iBuNtonl 1 10 l.
Time: q. Dan Bright, Hsnoria also ran,
FIFTH RACE-Milc and 70 Yards GraDbir
ss .s9sidman), 5 to l. to l, : to ,: Orderly.
III tHaynesl, to 10. ] tn 3: SybiI. los a.
Robinsonl, to s. Tine: is Geneyisrs
sweep. Clare Booth. Harry b Rei-uys1 Ser
hrodericS. Quito, kentucky Boy. Harwood also
SIXTH RACE-NIIs and a sixteenth o;o-
don Roberts ia uPauleyl. 10 to l. TO !. to l;
Brando. III tConnelly). } TO l. 9 to 5: Philis.
tine. IN "A. Collins), to 5 Tine: 80 King.
Ing H. Ornery, Howard Bland Jas A. sbsT.
idGn. Reuben Hugh, Brown. Velvet, Alma r
Duke OF Shelby. DerTish, Black Broom, Brick.
ley also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Niilc and a sixteenth. Sir
bliF-r, lV tCaTulD, to !, . to l, even: R4ne-
factor. h5 tErieksOul, 10 l. 5 to ?: VIII DO
10 tConnolly), ; to !. Time, l:5 Is Ipdo-
lenee. Tito. Sleipner. Regresso Hondo Dor
Dodge. Baby Cal, Ninety simplex, Ben -Hanu.
tcn. ssCnpsr stalwaIt also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Want Changes in Bonng Bill.

Scranton. Pa. Feb. lo.-AEitatI0u
has been started by local boxing
laus TO have change made IN tho
proposed state Boxing Commission
law. so that decision bouts will b.
l,rmitted in Pennsylvania Just
row the bill provides for no deci-
sion bouts. II is the contention Of
the local men interested IN having
the regulations changed that doCi-
sions in bouts will help the sport
m the state. Legislators are also
being asked 10 oppose the license feo
feature in the hoNiu- bin. Under
the terms Of this Zee system Il ~
doubtful that a boxing club could
operate with success in this part oi
the State.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Tad Jones May Be
All-Year Athletic
Instructor at Yale

New Haven. Conn. Feb. l0-YaIc's
latest athletic developments Indicate
the appointment of an aIl-the-year-
round athletic coach. who may be
raised TO a position on the university
faculty as the formal head of the de-
partment of athletics and physical
science.
This recommendation in the Organi-
cation OF American university sport
was made at the annual meeting of
the National Collegiate Associate In
New York City December y.
In case the plan is put into effect
Tad Jones is the Yale coach who Is
generally regarded as virtually certain
of selection. His brilliant exploit of
turning out in 1915, after the most un-
fortunate football season Yale ever
went through, an eleven which de-
feated Harvard and Princeton makes
him the logical candidate.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
CENTRAL MEETS
BUSINESS five
Important Basketball Game
Listed In Scholastic
Ranks Today.

Central High bssketers will en-
gage Business High in one OF the
most important scholastic basket
ball games Of the season today.
Business has five wins to its rr,dir
while Central has four wins and tw,,
defeats. Central has been going al
iast clip lately and hopes 20 pull
victory today. There Is SIN
possible chance for Central TO win
the title. for II a victory b. gained
by the Blue and White and Tech
comes across with A win u will
bring Central and Business TO tic.
If this should happen which b. mere
mathematical for Central. when the
ti' Is played a battle royal would
sure take place.
Argyle Finney. who returned 20
Central High School after being rn-
leased from the army, and who was
ON" or Centrars pitchers. left school
recently.
Western. who is now leading
the freshman scholastic basketball
league. will meet Eastern. while
Central will meet Business FRIDAY.
GonzaEa is in for two hard gam.
when il meets Central High on
Thursday and the Georgetown Prep
qUint on Saturday in the Ryan
Gymnasium. II GonzsEa comes out
victories in both Of these encounters
there will be no question as to
Gonzsga having the scholastic Dis
triCt basketball title.
Walter Mcnamara. one Of TCchnr :
cal Highs last years track men.
has entered Georgetown Tnivcrs ity.
Louis Jacobson, one OF Y. ". Q. A.
crack basketers, is out Of the game
with a bad leg He has been out for
several days. but is expected 10 be
seen in Y. NJ c. 4. next basketball
game.
Baseball in the high schools will on
doubtcdiy be one Of biggest seasons
this year. Western and Tech have
already called out baseball candidate
and the rest OF tho schools are OK
pcctcd to follow some time D-Nt week.
Eastern High is scheduled 10 engage
the Georgetown Prep quiut tomorrow.
The Preps have a strong combination
and / seNpecJed 10 come through
with a victory
Western High will meet Tho George
town qUint in the Western High gym
nasium Thursday.
Vaughn Connolly. who did evceD-
tionaIlv well on the Central High
football team Is displaying his ah1-
ity on IN, Central Soccer Team. Cen
Irsl will meet Tome Institute Febru-
any l..
Swimming and track is booming
well at Tech. Both track and swim
ming practice will be held al the
y. NJ. Q. A tomorrow.
Aaronsor. one ot Technical Hf-h
basketeTs, will graduate at tho end
OF this semester. Tech will los a
good player when they lose Aaron
son
Charlie Dasher. ono OF Central High
basketer~. is doing exceptionally well
on tho floor.
Mills. Of Central. will Druhahlv ho
out OF tho ltnc-un for a good wrl..
for nc injured his leg in a basko' 70
ball contest recently
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
MoORE-WILDE
BOUT ASSURED
Memphis Battler and Eng
Hsh Bantamweight Will
Meet Soon.

"rica-c. Feb. 1U-Wth three offers
or s2I.tyl dangling around. it looks ike
Pei Moore and Jimmy Wilde would
shortly 5r SHARED into n ring-prob-
ably iu this country.
Two Of the offers are from English
promoters who want to stage the af-
fpi~ i'm England. The third. and which
rcrfUy looks like a match. is from
J-,'- Cur'"v. Of New York.
T'rn Iways-resOUTCeful Curley never
fan ia situation like this. and is
prepared to go ahead with the match
in n businesslike manner.
Durl"y does not hint at where he
viii sage the fight nor go into de-
taTs. hut his offer of IS 900 made to
NHJn Lewis. one OF MoOre's business
agratS. is straightforward.
I.tEis declares the match is on if
Wilde will consent to cross the water.
IL Wilde insists upon a fight in
England" said Lewis. then there
must be a lot OF details to straighten
cut II will he hard for US to get
out Of this country, and We would
rr"d at least hvr weeks OF prepara-
tiOn on the other side This would
not make a fight possible before April
Nothing has been said to date about
the number Of rounds. One mentions
something about fifteen They can
max" it twenty if they want That
f. what it would have to be il the
f.Cnr is put on i'm this country
While J am reasonably sure Moore
T. a positive winner. I would not gam
h'C with his end Of the purse. ! would
insist on Sl2.-OO for MOore's end ire
sp"ctiNe OF the result.
Personally. l would rather take less
money and fight for Curley in this
country than go to England for a
larger purse. but do not think Wilde
will stand for In American referee
This would be the biggest hitch when
1t comes to putting the fight on here
IT we 90 to England I would want
Eugene COrri to be the judge.
That's about all l can say now.
said Lewis. except believe the match
will be made"
Billy Roche, now in France, in a
letter received recently. put an end
IN all doubt as to the victory of the
American over Wilde.
Billy went to London from Paris to
see the fight.
Moore scored Oftener and in much
the cleaner style" Roche writes.
Moore won handiIy. There was an
uproar over the decision, but il came
Tor the most part, from the galleries
Tne higher class people who sat at
the rlngSide cheered the verdict civ
Ing the fight to Moore. He made his
superior weight count all through the
hght ike a good ring general should
Moore was the class of tho erti,o
tournament"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-"The Mermaid Purse: for
maiden 2-yearoId hlhes; 5ls furlongs AcceIer.
ate. H5: Alice Haigh, us: Spencer LADY, II5:
PoAeY Jane l5; Fun, IL; Rib, rs; Wild
flo"er, L5; Blue Jean. rs; Lady Pitaud ll5:
Guaranteed, lis; Lady Mount Joy, u5. Mnlisir
liz. Also eligible: Boherna Breena. II5. AuIa
ll5; Raganza, ll5; Thelma. lis: Fern Leaf II5.
SbCOND RACE-Claiming; for 3-year-oIds: 5Is
turlongs Gonzales ID. is; George NIuebIh,ck
lCS Bag Pipe, l6; Elizabeth Marie. lo5. | Win.
III Frank shannon. iO6; Poverina, III: Florcnct
Weber, lOi; Ring Leaicr, Ill; Gold Vale Io1
Court Gallant. l09; Marie ConnelI. l0l AIs1
eligible: Churchill Downs. IO6
THIRD RACE-Claiming: for maiden Syear.
olds and up; 5bz furlongs. NOtate. 10. Cocottc
lcS; Clarioe Ruth. 10; Dancing Girl 1o3. New
Model no; XOrchid King. 10; CavaIcador ID
Ms; XLSpano, %; Malice. 10: Positive. 100:
Maramon, lo8; NLady Marathon. q. Also cIiri,
BILE: Milda. l03: Bync. 1Os: Kittiwakc IIO
Lasar, loe; Csamsno, lI5; Jim R,ldley TE
FOrkrll RA'E-"The Royal" Handicap: ,
yHar-olds and up; 81 fmlongs. Eorbiy, III
Slu"Cler loG: Ultm" Thule, ~; sBlackic Daw.
los; Marie Miller. ln2; w. w Hastings IN
aNioet Honnie. Il2; Dragon. fOJ; Charirv IC,!
decker O6 aKirhy cntry. -
flFTH RACE Claiming; &-ycar-oId, and nm.
lie mIIes. Lord Herbert ia; xIrreg7rIar IN
Kewpie O'Nctl, los; Brownie McDswejI no
l05: J. Walker. IO5,
SIXTH RACE Claiming; 4, ear-old HUirs md
mares; l mile and 20 wards. Mariana. III; SAX
hams Journey lN: NPaula v, %; Virginia w
los; xIIsyonarra. lO6; Oenouc, Ioi; xMnnie r
lGi; sun Flash, 1O6; Alma Louise. lOl; oueen
Blonde, lO9; Little Princess. I04 Margery' los
Handscl Rose, l0l.
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming; 4-year-oIds and
up; 1-l6 miles. Bsjazet, ia; SIumb.rcr Al
1i0; HNIeluss. IS; Handful. 10; 1Bin Hunley,
lU; Kebo, 10; xDickery Dare, IOo; Bogart,
no; HFoxy Grif. lO5; Slumberer, 10: w. II,
Buckncr, los; Ellison, 10; IPilSn, lb
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
''SpECS" AFTER
REAL CLEANUP
Triple A Gets Offer for All
Seats for Setto Between
CLANCY and Bloom.

Baltimore. Feb. l0.-Sam Harris and
Harry Bletzer. who conduct Tho Amer
lean Athletic association. mayc had
some rather Interesting and strange
happenings in their career in the
boxing game, but the raresJ came
to them last Friday night immedi-
ately after il Was announced that
George Chaney, the Knockout king.
OF this city. and Phil Bloom. the
crack Brooklyn lightweight. would
clash in a l2-round decision bout next
Friday night at .lbaugh's TheaIer.
While Harris and Bictzcr were set
Ting UP for their show OF that night
man came 10 the box office and
-bloodedly made an offer 10 pur-
chase the cnti0" house for the Cha
ncy-BloOm s,tjo Thr promoters at
rlrSt thought that tho man was try
in- 10 josh Jh"ln. but hc soon made
IL evident that he was serious.
There was nO miucing Of words.
and the man Who made the PROPOSE
tlou cam" owl nat-foOted and said
he would consider It a good business
proposition 70 himself The pro-
motors wcrr hep" lmmcdral,Iv and
Tho offer WAS turned down fiat. II
WIS apparent that the man. seeing
IN" great interest which had ben
aroused by the match, would lro talk
H- !Iitl" chances iH purchasing rl orv
ticket. the majority Of which could
o'. sold at a good advance. The pro
n'Oi'rS, Of Co-T~o. We're then moTa
determined Ihan ever. aud 'lery ef-
fort will now I, made to keeu tickets
from tho hands "t REGULATORS for
next Fridays sctlu. The same scale
OF prices viii prevail Tor Frida ~
show A. for all season. and every
udiCatC- = that ih, house will He
practically sold out lu advance.
rams roaiiz'. that Whcn George
meets Bloom he will br facing Tho
best man hr has ever tackled iu his
homo town and a man 10 Hhor0 n
VIII be conCcdinS physical advan-
taEcS IN the way OF height reach
and weight. Bloom i> classy hoy.
- he amply demonstrated hero with
Pet" Hartley at a time when lh.
Brooklyn boy was auvthinc but al
his best. \ bout f"w days pre-
Niou> resulted in Bloom hurting his
ri-ht hand. bUt d-sTit" this he put
Up a Sroa"i f-hl
The fur will surely Hy ~ m" 10
round ~,mI-wIudup between Frankie
Rice. Of this city. and ChaIky VIM
Ter, OF Pittsburgh. This pair Of bat
tiers recently fought eight most SEN
saliOnal rounds 10 a draw here. they
furnishin- probably the hardest bout
OF the entire season. including main
events
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
MGOORTY WILL MEET
ROLPH In LONDON

London. Feb. 1O.-Eddic McGoorty
Of Oshkosh will box Harold Rolph
Of Canada before the National snort
ing Club tonight. The bout is
scheduled for 20 rounds. Angie
Rather of st. Paul. will meet John
Maskill. an Englishman in a ten
Ound preliminary.
McGOorty, normally middle
weight fought as a heavywei.ht in
the recent AnElo-American service
championship tournament and won
all his matches until he was elm
mated by Bombardier Wells. the
Eritish champion. who outweighed
him by more than twenty pounds.
Rather. a welterweight. fought in
the tournament as a middIeweicht
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Battle Wiard- Catholic x Loses Virginia Poly Fiue
Now a Fight Manager.

Kid Elberfeld, the former Wash
ington ball player, and who is
now the manager Of the Little
Rock club OF the Southern AS
sociation, has turned hight man
ager. The Tabasco Kid has been
accting as a "Y" secretary at
Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg, Miss.
mad while in camp the famous
diamond gladiator discovered
among the soldiers several men
who showed promise Of becoming
good boxers. Elberfeld took these
in his charge and he is now try
ing 10 make real pugilists out OF
them. One of the men is a 2l-
year-old lad named James Her
ring. Elberfeld declares he will
put his man in the ring with any
li5-pound soldier Ia the country.
The former major Lacquer has a
colOTed boXer under his care v no
he SAYS Is one OF the Eamcst boxers
that he ever saw.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
BABE RUTH PROTECTS
WOMEN FROM THUGS

Meredith. y. H., Feb. l0.-Babe
Ruth. Red SoN star, championed the
cause OF a number Of women and
squelched a group of rowdies who
Were annoying them at a local dance
Saturday night.
Ruth was present with Mrs Ruth.
The baseball giant bided his time.
waiting for some one in authority to
halt the rough tactics, but when no
one did, he acted. A short snappy
talk about throwing them through
the door caused them TO quiet down
and leave the gathering The group
then waited outside for Reuben
When Ruth came out Do, ,.>lrorSsod
his Willingness 10 lr' Them have. some
and prepared to ~"I.., % u.r Then
the troUblr-huUf"rs> -rrv .aua. a-Hln
and decided that hosrirti"- dIdu'i
look v"lN good TO lh"rn .,Ir,r aT l;ufh
handed them som" Inor. -rln-Iu- rn-
Dukes aud they disappeared
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Kilbane to Meet
English Fighter
in Title Battle

Joey Fox. who claims the EnGusn
featherweight title, Is here in gu,s, OF
4 match with johnny kilban" for tn"
worlds championship. He has plarcd
himself under the management OF
Johnny Mooney. of Boston. who man
aged Honey Melody. Kid Goodman,
Matty Baldwin and other topuoiCherS.
This is FoN'S Second visit here. ~"
came to this country prior To tho time
We entered III" war. IIo made a niE
hit in Philly. where he defeated such
good men as hid Herman. Tommy
O'ToOlc, Dutch Brandt and FRANKIE
Turns. After those enEa gementS he
returned to Encland and joined the
army.
frankie Brown. the aEgrcssIv, east
side hautamwCiEht. has been matched
with frankie Burns for n special
show at Portland. Orc. Washington :
Birthday night. Brown is making
quite a rep. for himself, beating most
every man he meets. His one ambI-
tiOn in life is 10 take fall out OF
Champion Johnny kilbanc. Al Lippe.
Browns manager, is negotiating for
this bout
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
TODAY'S CASUALTYLlST
W ounded severely.

Wounded severely.
Corn. 2. L. Dowell BarbcrsvIl'e. Va
PRIVATES.
John Ritter. Winchester. Va.
Robert Smith. Warrentou, Va
HarIie B. Gardner. Mustoe. Va.
Aretus g. Haynie, FleetOn, Va.
Wounded Severely.
Corp. Jomn NJ. AEnew, Baltimore. No
Private N. B. Jenkins, Stanley, Va
Private r. Whited. Swords Greek, Va
Wounded Slightly.
Sergt. J. l. Chihett. Basic City, Va
Corp. Geo. Rupert, Dsvidsonvillc. No
PRIVATES.
William T. Doyle, Rocks. Nd.
Jeff c. RodenhizeT, Bl8ckstOn, Va
Albert 5. Sisk, Preston. Md.
Irving 3. Clayton. Norfolk. Va.
Meyer DoEier. Norfolk Va.
Marion T. Hogge. Severn, Va.
f. p. Mariner. Jenkins Bridge. Va.
Phillip Barnsbs. WestpOrt, Nd.
Luther Jenkins, Tototum, Va.
Charles II. Fcezer. Heny-town, Nd
Frank L. Garrison. WarTautou, Va
Eugene Hill. Giles County. Va
Horace Rogers. BlackburE, Va
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
DEMPSEY SIGNS ARTICLES
TO BATTLE JESS WILL ARD
Sam Crane to Atlanta.

Sammy Crane, the hltless short
stop who fooled the patrons of
the big show for about three
months in 1917. has been turned
over to the Atlanta club of the
Southern League, according TO the
latest official bulletin issued by
the National Association of Pro
fessional League.
Crane is the property of the
Nationals. Gliff has always
kept string attached to this
great fielding youngster, figuring
that sooner or later he will be
able TO whip the willow with
power enough to warrant another
trial in the major leagues. Here's
hoping Sam comes through.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
MAY SELL STABLE.
W. knebelkamp, Now in Baseball,
NAV Retire from Turf.

Louisville Feb. 1o.-WilHam KncbcI-
kamp, the now president OF the Louis
Vile Club of the American Associa-
tion. may dispose of his stable OF
thorouGhbreds and retire from the
turf. The majority OF his horses are
The list includes Dixie Flyer, Guar
anteed and others. Because OF his
baseball interests, Mr.. knebelkamp
said he would have very little time
to devote to racing.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
HILLTOP FIVE WILL
MEET V. P. |. T0NlGHTs

G"or=Ctown basket tossers viii got
i'm action thus evening. when u mnorT
Nirgiuia Polytcchniral institute nEr
lu tho Ryan gym.
ToIv gust uoscd out CH'holi. rf-
vcr~l'1 m thrir me'tiuE last ul-mr
aud IH" IIlItoppcrS look FOR n h1r1
contest. as tho Manual Tratncr7 VIII
have their fgll strength intact uT she
floor against the Blue and Gray toe
NIGHT
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
CREW DRILL AT HARVARD.
Crimson Oarsmen Report for First
Practice Today.

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. lO.-Ath-
letic activity in all major sports of
the spring will start buZzing at
Harvard this week. Captain Fred
Whitman has ordered candidates for
the crew to report this afternoon.
Coach Dufly will address the
IascballerS tonight and call on his
batteries to report for work in the
cage tomorrow. "POOCh" Donovan
VIII put on the finishing touches to
the men who arc to take part in
next Saturdays service meet.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
IRISH PATSY CLINE
TO DO A "COME-BACK"

New York. Feb I".-Irrsh Patsy
Cline. the local h-li-wciEh'. who was
looked upon rs unr of TN" rcadinc
cOnt"nd"r~ for IN" ir'I" uuuH r.w
months I-o, N0> changed wauH-,ls,
and j. about ru att, mIr u come back.
Cline has been ont of tho rms ever
since h" WAS run down 10y a motor
car Will" on tho road training for a
battle. CIiu0'S friends arc rather
doubtful whether n" viii over regain
his best form. At present he is To-
Caled IT Montreal
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
WILLIE RITCHIE TO
MEET BENNY LEONARD

San Francisco, Feb. 10.-Light- weight
Champion Benny Leonard and Willie
RitChie. one time title holder have
been matched for a four-round bout
here on February 21 Since Ritchie
was beaten for the title by Freddie
Welsh he has taken on considerable
weight and no longer belongs in the
lightweight class. Ritchie still in
sists that he can get into good con-
dtion for a fOur-TOund bout and
promises to make things lively for
the present champion.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
MARINES LOVE ALL
BRANCHES OF SPORT

Quantico. Va. Feb. I0.-SOmething
OF the size of the poundngs Jireens
give each other at their weekly box
ing tests at Marine Barracks. Quau-
tico. can he judged from the official
report that sCvcnty-sevcn pairs Of
boxing gloves were worn out in the
past three months; Twenty-Five bas-
ket-baIIs and siNty-five footballs have
met n like fate in as short time Th"
average life of a punching bag at the
barracks is one week.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
DRISC0LL AND HATAS
BID SPORTS FAREWELL

Chicago, Feb. 1O.-Paddv DlsScoU
and George Hatas Will mah, tho
1919 baseball season their last at
tempt at atnlvtIr laurolS. II was
learned today. They viii go to
BuenOs Aires next fall as employees
OF packing plant here. Both won
fame as COlleGc football players
DriscCll b-lorgs to tho chicago
Cubs and Hatas to the ChIca-o
Americans
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
ICE BOAT
DOES 80 MILES HOUR

East BrookdeId, Mass. Feb 'o-A1
ice boat. propelled like an afrplano.
has been launched on Lake L.tsIWay
bv Carleton s. Bartlett. j skins Over
the surface Of the ice at a rate Of
eighty miles an hour. Il b. equipped
with a Ford engine. and by an tnEcn-
ious application OF the power over a
leather belt and a twclN o-inch pulley
a propeller rigged forward is caused
TO turn at loo revolution a minute,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
A. A. A. OFFICIALS ARE
NOW MARKING TIME

Dsytona. Fla. Feb. l0.-FollowinC
another unsuccessful attempt 20
operate the electrical timing devise
today. Ralph DePalms stated ~
would keep his car in the shed until
he was certain that an impression
Of his efforts 10 break all straight
away records would BE- made.
Meanwhile A. A A. officials were
Cudeavoring TO repair the Jimin-
circuit
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
BROWN RICH IN MATERIAL.
Providence Varsity Should Have
Winning Baseball Team.

Providence. Il. J.. Ech. lo-Thirty-
eight candidates have reported for
varsity baseball 10 Cant. y. CouI-
ter, 20. Of this years team. About
twenty-five OF these are new men,
but the majority Of them come to
Brown with good prep school records
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Tender to Kelley.

Philadelphia. Feb. 1O.-Lew Tend
Ter and Harlan Eddie Kelley arc in
shape Cor their bout at the Olympia
A. a. tonight. Joe Tiplitz and PhiI
Franchini will be the contestants in
the semi-wind-up
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Felsch and Liebold Sign.

Chicago. Feb. 1O.-Fence buster
Felsch, who quit the White Sox in
mid-seasOn last year, signed a 1919
contract for Comiskey today.
Little Memo" Leibold, outficlder,
also signed up.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11

S"'stltutions-Nrrnn Ter Wharton, Levin for
Nrenn, MIldu for CorWin. O'BrieR for MiLIu
Goals from floor Wharton. .: Walker. Brooks
McDonouSh, :; Glascott = oioaLs from fouls
Parrish. ont Of y: Glascott out Of Il. Ret
ere Morse Garrison. Umpire Hughes Time
y minute halves. Score-N. L. J. Is. &.
l., Is.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-11
Stoneham May Go South.

PRESIDENT StUn"ham Of tho Giants
IS planning on going South with the
NV York Club