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A. War on Joseph Murphy Waging * 'if:'; :': > his special is another illustration Owners Connected With tA ccono'my of Mertz Tailoring. Poolrooms. our remaining stock of medium an d heavy it NEW ORLEANS. February 13.G. M. H fabrics must be closed out quicky Midler's crack three-year-old colt tor for Fair further attached his claim to spring goods. greatness hv the splendid victory he At the Sign of the Moon. achieved fn today's feature race at a mile and sixteenth, in which he won decisively in the fast time of 1.44 4-5, C *_ A reduclns: the former track record of ' 1.46 ' '' Vw . * to Qrd 2-5, recently established by . v -^ t.--- A. I ouu. or ovtsrcoat Resign landed a close secondIndolence. and Just Red got up in the last stride Some of the fabrics are just the thing for early spring wear. Can't Be to overhaul Judge Wright. The tailored - Mcrtz experts ana guaranteed an cated under forced a stiff for the first Every garment by Duplisolutely.$18 pace latter seven furlongs, but thereafter began I' v. Grades at Reductions weakening. Another vast attendance Other Proportionate viewed today's racing at the fair grounds, it included a host of to O Value visitors who are here forfirsttimethe CORNELLIANS BEAT Trousers rder, $5 Mardi Gras festivities. They took a BOLT ENDS.Choice of ft[edinm sad Winter Weijty Fabrics $2-85 keen interest in the sport. | Joseph A. Murphy, manager of the VIRGINIA IN RELAY Xew Orleans Business Men's Racing Association, yesterday announced that he was compiling for all the tracks (Continued from First Page.) MERTZ and MERTZ CO., Inc., S106 F St. I under his jurisdiction a list of owners run until the last fifty yards In this and^otliers whose names have been way, with the Country Club team commonly finked with poolroom when Howard of the "Y" outfitleading, the country, withconthroughout sprinted by Rumbough of Virginia in a £zxM and won a barring them from all the last twenty yards by there was never a moment when he ^tHracks where he has control.privileges $£$& scant few feet failed to prove his superiority over the The Columbia Athletic Club won three Hopkins, Virginia and Washington and DEPARTMENT TE]NTNIS LEAGUE ^ The Summaries. relay races. The youngsters wearing men entered. the colors of this were Lee First and organization Schultz of Washington and Lee was race, selling; three-year-olds out in front in each of the 1,200-yard first in the the foot ball flTe and one-half furlongs.J. B. Harrell,upward; and the work of the first team high jump, big TO BE FORLMED this week 101 contests, tackle proving an excellent performer. (Smyth). 3 to 2, 7 to 10 and 1 to 3. won: against the 6th Regiment Athletic He cleared the bar at 5 feet 11 % Sure-Get, 103 (Murphy), 10 to 1, 4 to 1 and 2 of Baltimore was of a typeAssociationinches. to 1, second; Arceae, 103 (Lilly), 10 to 1, 4 1 seldom seen among the smaller clubs. the to 1 Pennington of Maryland and 2 to 1, third. Time, 1.07. Cliff Top, The Maryland Agricultural College College won the 880, afterAgricultural Called for Ne:xt When Knight of Pythia*. Myrtle Marion, Mia. Sere- j was a decisive winner in two relay Perry of Virginia In the last Meeting Wednesday, ' outsprinting" P> < contests. It had little trouble winning sevenfy-flve yards. Hyde of Catholic v,j|lMSsfip^ from St. John's in the mile race, which University was third. Pennington laid Movement Will C Under practically was for the Maryland state behind Perry for the first five laps of the Irystallize r 4 ^y$wjr The Farmers off /. '< ^ championship. got six and then went into the lead easily. " first in both races, even ' "' though they The Maryland Agricultural College ' Direction of ]Lester ., ^ Sisler. "'. r_ '1 ''/' -^4-A''-' did not have the pole, and they were won from its old rival. St. John's, in a :-- never headed. Gallaudet's men were the v* :V.5?1'. v \ *<.' one-mile race, taking the lead after not strong enough to finish fast against first lap of the first relay and never the Farmers' freshmen combination, headed thereafter. The Aggies l\adbeing Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock one. The questions of organization, and St. John's was never close to the a gap of forty yards between them and In the office of Chief Clerk Lester dues, eligibility, matches andofficers, College Park aggregation after the the St. John's man at the finish. of the interstate commerce scoring of matches, equipment, prizes first five been run. Sislerand kindred subjects will be discussed laps had Not content with that victory, m. A. C. a will be held to form then proceeded to defeat Gallaudet in a meeting commissionand a date set for another meeting, at G. U. Has Two Winners. 1,200-yard race immediately after. an interdepartmental tennis league. As which the delegates are to bo in this m. A. C. took the lead a big of best and the subjects mentionedinstructedabove Georgetown had two winners in the race, Likewise, majority Washington's thrashed out and and was never headed. Grs^ce and wielders are voted upon. South Atlantic Intercollegiate racquet employes of It is planned to play the matches who ran last in the two eventsRakemann,"Uncle Sam," this movement is events, Johnny CampbellAssociationfor M. A. C., never had to extend Saturday afternoons on the new and will be of courts. There are nineteen first by a good margin in the themselves. exceptionalfarreachingmunicipal finishing Eastern to followers in of these courts, and Col. William W two-mile race, as is later described, Western High handed the High of the net gameinterest four a winning easily. Peyton, Harts, in charge of public buildings and Eddie Stebbins proving the star defeat, general throughout the city. and grounds, already has the running second for Western, opened up Interdepartmental sport has given of the field that started in the 440 the gap and it was an easy matter for proved league the exclusive use of as man;< yards. Bridget and Whelchel to hold the to be extremely popular here, so much as may be needed. so in One of the most subjects Maxam of Western would have won Eastern ran a game race, margin.but fact that it has gradually important never could win. all and with the to be decided in connection with the the 440 scholastic, in addition to taking branches, absorbednew organization is the questions of *u first in the fifty scholastic and second The Summaries. tennis league, golf and foot proposedball matches; the number, kind (singles or in the had he not fallen. On will be about the only games out of the doubles), how counted; forfeits; open fifty, Event -No. 1.50-yard scholastic.Finals.Won fold. of sets, ranking of teams, repeatingnumber the second lap Maxam took a heavy by R. G. Maxam, W. H. S.; second, D. J. of players and eligibility. tumble near the finish and lost fifteen Round. The idea of forming a tennis league W. H. S.; third, R^. B. Time,Griffith, has been yards. He was running strong when 0.05 4-5. among government employes Much Enthusiasm. the event ended and had he not lost Event No. 2.50-yard novice.Finals.Won by broached at various times, but it was not until this year that it was taken Enthusiasm is at a high pitch in all those would have been a certain R. M. Curti9. Washington and Lee: second, D. J. of the and it is believed yards IT If C Tlmfl A AX seriously. The interstate commerce departments, ROBERT H.. MA.YAM, winner. commission in general, and Chief Clerk by those interested that the tennis There were several surprises in the Event No. 3.50-yard open handicap.Finals. Won It. M. and Lee; Sisler in particular, have gotten behind league will be the most successful of meet as a whole. The Baltimore by Curtis, Washington the movement this and the chief Harbor and Dip- 1ionise Green, Salosion, William W. and L 2 to 1 and even, won: Brooks, 112 (Groth), C Leon Ames, Heine Groh and Devore for several former Robert J. Maxam, W. H. S.; third, J. second. year, all of the interdepartmental sports. In uU, Scrapper, Miss Bars Big Pike-J Pattersun, Y. M. C. A., with Central M. A. C. Time, 0.05 3-5. clerks of nearly all of the departments also ran. ] and also ran. 1 to 1, 2 to 1 and even, second: Frank Art Fromme. Boston A. A. runners in its squad, took Vincent. the first no will be per and ssecona race, lire ana a hair runouts; 112 (Small), to f». 1 to 2 and 1 to 4, third. when Event No. 4.duo-yard midget relay.Won by have been approached on the subject place, "ringers" Second race, selling: three-year-olds However, beginning with 1903, first place in the competition for the team 1 De B. Jeane, Boyer). Time, six 111 (O'Brien), 3 to j and cpward; selling.Faithful,tmreer^r-olds106 Time, 0.41. Carl Roberts, Father Kelly, McGraw Babb over to (Malr, Atley, and have given it their approval. Each thus keeping the sport cleanallowed, fn^longs.Oakland, Sir 114upward;(Obcrt). 5 to 1. 2 to 1 and out. won; Columbia Yearinack, J. I>. Sugg, turned Charley open point trophy, and the .two-mile 1.17. a to look after 1, 6 to 5 and 3 to 5. won; Dyke, Schnlenherg. Toastmaster, for William Dahlen. his the Event No. relay.Won by has appointed delegate and at the same time giving more Goose), 13 to 5, even and 1 to 2, second; AI- 1Lady, 101 iNolan). 12 to 1. 4 to 1 and 2 to 1. and Recluse also ran. NarinarBrooklyn relay from Baltimore 5.000-yard midget the interests of his department at 2 to 1 -and even, tlecond; Phil Connor. 107 12 to 1, 4 to Second race, four-year-olds and upward; six swapping average is well over the .500 Club. Washington won the Regent Athletic Club. Time, 1.13 3-5. players a chance to make the teams taxnaha, 114 iDominlck), 5 to 1, uoues), 3 George Cross-country Event No. by Western Wednesday's meeting, and the *nlrd. Time, 1.13 2-5. Meellcka. Blrka, Jessie I and 2 to 1. third. Time. 1.14 2-5. Minda, furlongs.John Hnrie, 112 (Hollister), « to 1, mark. two-mile race from Washington and 0.1,200-yard relay.Won A. than is afforded in some of the games Ravenal, 1 Radford. Laura, Penniless, Vireo to 1 and even, won: Kali Inli, 112 (Kederlsi. 3 High School; second, Briariy Hall M. Time, probably will be on hand when a smaller number of the liaise. Ida LaTinla. Acis, Toddling, ving Voltborpe, 112 McGraw's biggest swap was made in Lee after a rather worse showing on 2.40. Herbert C.followingwhich call for also ran. i ind T. M. Green al««o ran. to 1, 7 to 5 and 3 to 5. second; Kid Nelson, than was it is called to order: "chosen." Both Commissioner Daniels EJ Pato and Kayderoseros Third race, six to 3 to 1 and 8 to 5, third. Tim«\ 1007-1908, when he traded the nucleus the part of the latter Event No. 7.1,200-yard relay.Won by Third race, selling: handicap; three-year-olds furlongs; three-year-olds and Stearns), 8 1, of his of 1904 and won State Department; "W. *E. Hengstler,Buell, and of interstate 109 \ 100 5 to 1.12 4-5. Noble Grand, Eleetrowau. C. K. pennant machines Washington and Lee, however,expected. High School. Time. 2.34. Secretary McGinty and .upward; six furlongs.Jim Basey, ipward: selling.Supreme. t.Urah, 2. Salall, for most P. C. EpiscopalBacon, Treasury Department; Albert *J. Gore, fever and to 7 to 5 and 1 to 2, won; Sebago, <;ven and 1 to 2. won; Charley MeFerran, 114 Davis. Oblivion, Greenbrau, Commendation, 1905.Dan McGann. Bill Dahlen, George the point trophy scoring Event No. 8.1-mile open.Won by have gotten the expect (Adams#, 4 to 1, 2 4 to 1 to Felina, Alice Teresa in all the when it was Baltimore Y. M. C. A.; second, Crawford War Department; R. C. Tracy, the and 104 (Smyth), 2 to 1, 4 to 5 and 1 to 3, second; Hanoveri, to 1. 5 and 3, second: Gruae, Prospero Lad. CaptainBrowne, Frank Bowerman and Cecile heavily events, jr., Nicholls Fifth S. S. Mattison, Post try for commission's team, 8 to 5. 7 to 10 and 1 to 3, iSweet I»tte. U5 iKoberson), 2u to 1, 8 to 1 and and Austri also ran. Ferguson.to Boston Fred or Hopkins would be St. Alban's: third, Hall, Carter, of Justice; Department from other departments indicate Lather. 308 (Pool», one for. Tenney. thought Virginia reports 2-5. Broomllower, Chattier I to 1, third. Time, 1.22. Unity. Mike Cohen, Third race, three-year-olds and upward: A1 foremost in this Time, 4.38 2-5. Regiment.Office Department; H. B. Gregory, Navy the same chief clerks, chiefs of third. Time, 1.12 1 Louise 4 to 8 ro 5 and 4 Bridwell and Tom Needham. That respect. Virginia Event No. 0.1.200-yard relay.Won by Horace W. spirit, and also ran. Paul. Springmass and A. C. Haley aiso mile.Kick, 104 (Louder), 1, trade won a would have done better work in Department; Barber, clerks and messengers all Vllej ian. to 5, won; L. H. Adair, 105 (Martini. 5 to 2. McGraw a pennStnt, as probably Polytechnic Institute; second. Western BaltimoreHigh of J. Ballard divisions, Fourth race. States handicap: three-year-olds Th'»ma.«* Hare. 109 beat him out of a the open sontests had It not kept back School. Time, 2.31. Agriculture; Departmentworking together for the welfare of mile and a sixteenth.For Fair, Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth; even and 1 to 2, second: technicality pennant E. P. and upward; nd; three-year-olds 94 let him go to St. Louis in a trade for The heats of the 50-yard dashes Event No. 11.440-yard open handclap.Won interstate Wednesday's meeting, and will quite also ran. i ind 1 to 2. third. Time. 2.00. Lady Rankin, fire and one-half furlongs.Sinai, upward; off slowly at the start, owing to a Y. A.- of the Judge Wright 1heartbeat. Idelweiss and Mockler also ran. 5 to 2 to 1 and even, won; Type, JOS Tack Murray. Admiral Schlei and Bugs by (i. I. Johnson, Baltimore M. C. likely be made president Fifth race, selling; three-year-olds and up- 1, (Garner), in the officials getting together, C. F. A, Field, Preliminary Meeting:. if he can be and yards.Kiiday, 102 (Pool), Fifth race.' six furlongs; three-year-olds and (Thylor). 8 to 5, 1 to 3 and out, second; Ida Raymond. St. Louis also turning over delay A. J. Sullivan. U.; third, second, organization permanent ward: mile twenty Our 107 tipward; handicap.Brave Cunarder, 108 Cummlngs, 06 (Acton) ,1 to 1, 4 to 5 and 2 to Fromme and to but once started they were quickly C. I*. Time, 0.55 3-5. is a upon to take the office. 6 to 1. 8 to 5 and 7 to 10, won; Ben, ' iTapllni. Karger Cincinnati. This meeting merely preliminary prevailed to second: to 2, even and 1 to 2. won; Manasseh, 107 5, third. 1.06 3-5. Joy, Carrie Orme. run. Central High and Western High Event No. 12.1.200-yard relay.Won by iDominick), 20 to 1. 8 to 1 and 5 2, Time, Bob and I'lanetary was shaded on the deal, becauseMcGraw Athletic Club. Time. 2.35 3-5. town, log (Keoegh), 7 to 2, eren and 2 (Jones), 5 to 2. 4 to 5 and 2 to 5. second; Cliff Yallaha, Katherine G., Old was qualified the most men in the heats of Columbia17. Copper ] 100 2 to 1. even and 2 to also ran. Murray the only player who ever Event No. 13.600-vard novice.Won by T. to o, third. Time, 1.43. Long Beach, Patrick Pield, (Nolan), 5, amounted to much. the scholastic event, but Western T. H. second. A. J. Gibson, C. T\: Miss Daniels, Plain Ann, Cu Bon t-bird. Time. 1.20 3-5. Encore, Pierrot, Collie Fifth race, selling; four-year-olds and upward: in the as Maxam of Rooney. S.; GUN. P.. Electric, i md also ran. six Realis, 116 (Rice), 20 to 1, 6 In 1910 was to strong final, proved third. Russell Collins. W. II. S. Time. 1.27 2-5. NAVY BEATS HAVEBFOBD. BLUNDON IS TOP and The also ran. Progressive furlongs.Pro Herzog shifted that school won and Griffith, wearing by Busybody for three-year-olds and to 1 and 3 to 1, won; Ancestors. 110 (Acton), 15 for Becker, and in midseasonBostonof Event No. 14.Shotput. 12-pound.Won Sixth race, parse. $400; to second; Miss Chaucer, the same colors, ran second. Round of Thomas P. McDonagh. Baltimore Y. M. C. A.; selling; ooe and one-sixteenth miles. 1. 6 to 1 and 3 to 1, 1911 Bridwell was shipped back to L.: upward; to eren and OUTSIDERS WIN OUT. 102 (Stearns), 5 to 1. 3 to 5 and 1 to 3. third. the Manassas High was third. second. E. B. Scbnlts, W. third, George Wins Shoot of Analostan Clnb Dangerous March. 109 (Keogh), 3 1, with Hank Gowdy, for Herzog.Boston, W. L. Distance. feet. Hopelessly Outclasses Pennsylva- i Spoon add v~~ Time. 1.13 2-5. Fafner, Wox, Orbicnlatlon. Curtis of Washington and Lee won Kerr, 4713 - to 0, won; Jaary a., The *iy of . 1 Jane, Dungara, .Stella Grane, Ferona Fromme-Ames-Devore-Groh deal the His Event No. 15.Two-mile relay.Won by After Tvine Ed Ford. to 2. 4 to 5 and 1 to 3. .ecood; Earl Savoy, Dovle, Litle was made the novice fifty and open fifty. Athletic Club. Time. 9.20 3-5. uians in Dual Meet. 10© 3 to 1, even and 2 to 5, third. Time, Not One Favorite Home First in the and Oonnaught also ran. in midseason of 1913, and easy stride carried him to the Columbia Gymnastic (Pool), Peteloa and Joe Sixth race, four-year-olds and upward; selling; at the end of the season John long, Event No. 16.440-yard South Atlantic.Won to The Star. E. W. Ford and W. C. Blundon tied 1-5. Marabou, Iridescence, K45 2 to 7 to 10 and Foster, front in both events. He easily won Edward Stlbben. G. U.; second. A. S. Mason. Special Dispatch LMebold alao ran. Six Races at Juarez. one mile.Penalty. 98 (Mott), 1, pinch trading for sent the by for high honors in the spoon event 1 to 3, won; Spindle, 105 (Kederis). 4 to 1, McGraw, the novice, but was pushed by Maxam G. V.: third. J. H. Cronly, r. of Va. Time, ANNAPOLIS, MPITCHERS START close relay 10 The only event in at session, profltlble "charley horse" originated. The the Church Erent No. 19.High jump.Won by E. B. points. won, with twenty-four down, against HAVANA, February IS..Racing successful in any of the races except Mike Kelly, the greatest catcheroriginal Epiphany representingSchultz, W. L-: second. Harvey Kimmell, Pennsylvanlans showed to advantage Park is and of them Association. Team No. 1 wasAthleticthe J. II. U. Ford's twenty-two, and received first Oriental improving: daily, :he last event, in which Penalty, the WORK TWO WEEKS all, the best beloved ball victor. third, Benjamin Tappan. unattached:was the club-swinging. They gained for averages. there was an immense that ever was player 5 feet 11% inches. Distance. this event. prize high this afternoon winner, ruled an equal choice with lived, the author. In The Regent Athletic Club was first in Event No. 20.1-mile replay.Won by M. A. first and third places in J. C. Wynkoop hung up a splendid on hand to witness the five the eighties, when Kel was with second. St. were made up by third as killed leathering Pontefract. FROM TOMORROW he a two-lap relay race, with the Briarly C., Coggins, Montell. Morris. Grace; Their points record in class A, he fort} races that were down for decision. The had a friend who ownedChicago,a Hall Military Academy running second John's College. Time. 3..50 1-5. place in four other events. The Middles birds out of fifty, which gave him nine Owing to the large fields in a string of hordes. In the stable was an Event No. 21 .-1.200-yard relay.Won by M. A. advantage in the class. s track is still heavy from the rains of and the Ascension A. C. third. Iiakemann; second, Gal-1 had a complete took first prize in this Wynkoop of the races it seemed impossiblemalority old bread winner named Charley. The Western High juniors won a C., Axt, Swartz, Vincent, bar event, && Hardison average has increased considerably Time. 2.29 3-3. horizontalow- a week ago, but it improves steadily White was the name landet. »ma.u ucu ,. to select a probable winner, but (Continued from First Page.) of the owner. 1,200-yard race from the Briarly Hall Erent No. open.Won by Lee first and Svec ana this season, until now he is considered and with continued weather much He entered in a race 22.88-yard r. of The summary: the marksmen of the club. dry this fact the were Charley selling Military Academy, Central High and M. A. C.: second. W. P. Perry, ond place. among best better time will be out from now prices despite and tipped Kelly to play the animal. Manassas Central was third. T. W. Hyde. C. I*. Time. 2.09 2-5.Pennington. Hardlson. Navy: Small Wynkoop missed one bird out of the hung short several of the bothered a lot of players last season, went to High. second, Va.; Horizontal bar.Won by winner of the against exceedngly case this Charley the post as long as after a very close and thrilling contest. Event No. 23.1.200-yard relay.Won by and Svec. Navy, tied for second. first fifteen, and broke the next thirty on. Tab Her, but that ought not to be the 20 to 1 and he was Athletic Club: second, 5tli Reg. A. A. Laudis, favorites. Jockey Howard had a is no reason why hammered down to The splendid work of little \yingate, ColombiaParallel bars.Won by Berwind, Navy; without a miss. five race, and H. G. Bedwell'stwo-yearoldCentauri from year, so that there almost even He Time. 2.14 2-5. Haverford, third. \V. W. Wallace Was best in the B escape injury, when Fafnernarrowuvo'" nhnnld not he able to at- money. led into the who ran last for Western, was mainly 1-mile Navy, second: Taylor, were the only winning choices of the in the stretch, but fell and Event No. 24.Senior relay.Won by Side horse.'Won by Armstrong. Navy; Benson. as he shot saucers stumbled stretch in the fifth tend to his business." cremated a responsible for Western's victory, Western High School; second. Eastern. Time, Stokes. Haverford. third. class, thirty-nine afternoon. race, but he managed to keep his of Kel's money. For years afterhundred all the Red and White runners 4.02 1-5. Navy, second: Lamotte, Navy, out of fifty, while W. C. Edmonds had although I. Flying rings.Council and smashed targets. Edmonds With the close of the racing at 3Cew mount from going down. left-handed Charley taken'that tumble White did good work. Erent No. 26.2-mile S. A. tied for first: Bowman, Haverford. third. thirty-four The feature race was enlivened by The effectiveness of the told Kel that "if that Charley horse of won the next it by John Campbell, Geo. 15.: second, Robert by Farles, Haverford; got 68 out of 100 in the singles. Orleans Tuesday there will be a great the local team is going Episcopal event, H.: third, John championshipWonGeo. w. Club swinging.Won third. Blundon came out on in fallaha running away nearly two pitchers on mine hadn't taken that crimp in his a 1,200-yard race, in which Central Rosen, J. Fleming, Fallon. Navy, second; Arnold. Haverford, W. C. top Influx of new horses, many stalls miles with the to be of the greatest importance. If the bookies wouldn't beingTime. 10.26 4-5. and Tyle. Navy, tied for the single targets, with a score of 16 1 having been engaged by the Jockey Henry prior to whom leg have taken High again was second. Erent No. 26.One-mile collegiate relay.Won Tumbling.Clifford third. his credit out of alreadystart. Type, which closed a pronounced two of the three southpaws that crimp in your eh Kel." mile race was won 3.46 2-5. first; Garrigues, Haverford, "dead ones" to 175. horsemen who have been racing there. will have to work will win a roll, The open by by Lehigh; second, Johns Hopkins. Time, while E. S. Ford killed 160 out of the The summaries: favorite, had to be content with Griffith So Kel applied the name charley of the Baltimore Central Y. M.BaconC. Erent No. 27.2-mile relay.Won by Baltimore 1 in the coming same and E. W. Ford got 135 money, getting away slowly, secondand majority of their games horse to a strained muscle. A., formerly a local Central High and Central Y. M. C. A.; second, Baltimore Cross number, First rare, two fnrlonjs; two-year-olds.Tab not being able to catch Sinai in the campaign it will give the team a middle Country Club. Time. 8.38. THREE-CUSHION BILLIARDS. down out of 130. 4 to 5. 1 to 3 and won: over former seasons. University of Pennsylvania vault.Won by E. B. two the Her, 115 fTaplin). out, run through the stretch. Summaries: advantage decidedLocal fans will recall Slim Love, the runner. He laid behind the field Erent No. 28.Open pole Blundon made perfect scores, Little Gtafc. 110 (Nolan), ft to 1, H to 5 and 3 Boehling, of course, is picked to come tall left-handed pitcher whom distanceHallman, Wash. Lee; second, Benjamin first being in the third event at twent> to 5, Nellie B 115 . 4 to 6, 1 First race, maiden*, and Griffith for the first eight laps, and then laid third, John Sterrett, G. W. U. Has Clear Lead in tifti two-year-old three back with a splendid record. Now that obtained from the Atlanta team a few J. H. IT.; Tappan.Morin of Chicago jtargets, and the second in the to 3 and out, tbird. Time, 0.25 1-5. Havana, oae-half furlongs.Ralph 8.. Ill (Howard), 6 to be out a pace which put him in front Height. 11 ft. 6 in. frame at fifteen saucers. In the his knee is believed to thoroughly years ago. Love looked like he might Crawford Carter of St. Alban's Erent No. 29.South Atlantic championship sound he to be able to work a easily. B. Wash, Interstate League. time up he lost one shot outseventhof ought make, pitcher, but it was soon was second, and Hall of the 5th vault.Tied for first, E. Hallman, Ford broke twenty in regular turn and win a majority of that he did not have a e, and John Sterrett. Geo. W.: tied for third, February 13..Fol- twenty-five. E, S. curvediscovered A. A. of Baltimore was third.RegimentGle H. and H. PITTSBURGH. in the eighth event, while five his games. Bentley, too, gives promise ball, and without that he was not The Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Benjamin Tappan, J. U., Robertson, is the standing of the players j straight of a who will have a as J. H. U. Height, 10 ft. 6 in. lowing' E. W. Ford brought down twenty being pitcher having much of a chancefiguredto won the next event, a relay race at No. 30.One-mile collegiate relay.Won the Interstate Three-cushion In the sixth frame. The scores bright future, and while xxarpet is still make good in fast Event 3.45 In straight has so much company. Griffith 1,200 yards, from the Wrestern High by Cornell; second, Uni. Va. Time, 2-5. at the close of Friday follow: in need of experience he sent Love to Los Angeles, where he is and of this Event No. 33.2-mile collegiate relay.Won by League Billiard that it would not be Central High city. natural ability still holding forth, and the prediction The race, which practically gave the Geo. Wash.; second. Wash. Lee. Time, 8.59. night's matches; surprising if he jumped into is made that by ne*t season he Won. Lost. Pet. jBlundon .667 12 13 20 14 15 19 24 22 22.161 "It's Sweenii 12 Broke at any time during have a curve. Chicago lg prominence acquired mile relay championship ofscholasticthe Morin, 11 .047n E. S. Ford. Round-Up" All winter long, to a Los section was a close affair between the XILBANE IS VICTOR. Ellis, Cleveland 7 .021 ; according 13 *hot 15 15 20 15 1ft 20 2ft 2ft 25-175 but to look over the rosters critic, Love has McCourt. Pittsburgh 7 at.... One has Angeles been Baltimore City College and Episcopal. Kling. Kansas City 11 .till JBroke 11 12 18 15 15 18 24 25 22.16" of the Federal League teams to have a curve and he seems to practicinghave the other entry, i a r«.i:_i_ m Milwaukee 11 7 .till there Woodberry Forest, wins verdict uver Kieckhefer, X o .571 E. W. Ford. confirmed the contention that mastered it. Bples, a young catcher was left far behind. The Episcopal Lugmu Keogli. Rochester Shot at 15 13 20 16 15 20 25 2ft-lft«» .... » .571 is no comparison in the artistic who has worked with him. Is four vied with City for the Maupome. Philadelphia S 1;Broke 13 14 17 15 14 20 22 24-13'.* when authority College in Six-Round Bout. Toledo Id lO .500 strength of these teams, for the announcement that Love now lead, but had a fair margin at the end. uuuupion Heal, 9 .500 w k w«n« of New York. Drofes- Chicago with those of the two majorcomparedhas a curve, and, as a result, already The open 440-yard dash was won by J PHILADELPHIA, February 13.. Lean, t» 7 .402 96 birds out of while One teams as Helm. Cleveland 0 11 .450 sional, killed 100, leagues. of the strongest is heralded being the best pitcher Johnson of the Baltimore Central Y. Johnny Kilbane, the featherweight Detroit J broke the for instance, on the coast. a race Maley, 7 10 .412 Prank Huseman, professional, in Gilmore circuit, M. C. A. after which was had the better of the Cullen, Buffalo 1 saucers out of 150. Wells got 48 is the one over which Joe Tinker fast on the track. Two champion, St. Louis « lO .375 130 when that exceptionally bout here tonight with Eddie Benson. Cinclnuati 0 12 .333 <5Ut of 50 in the spoon event, while in Chicago, and yet presides University men were secondCatholicand sixroundLe Gros. 3 17, .167 \fiuseman smashed 44 out of the same roster is given a perusal it looks LOSES FOR FIRST TIME. third. Sullivan got the second place Morgan of England. The first two Cooler. Indianapolis with a * Ilumber. weak when compared lamentably and Field was third. Had it not been rounds were about even, and from scores: team of major league caliber. for the crowded condition of the course The official then to the end of the fight Kilbane INDOOR TENNIS. TARGETS. Here is the Tinker roster, which Is Penn State Wrestler Succumbs to Sullivan or Field might have won, as championship form to the NATIONAL SINGLE to be taken south: Catchers.Wilson, both ran close, hard races. Johnson got showed . Spoon shoot Fischer, Clemons. Pitchers.Ran Kin Dorizas of Penn. out in front at the start and did not of Morgan. Tonight wasdisadvantagetJTe Behr Win in Shot at. Broke. 60 tarret*. Hendrlx, Brennan, Hagerman, the lead at any time. second time the two men had met in Pell, Touchard and ]a. S. Wells* loO 06 4ft Johnson, STATE COLLEGE, Pa., February 13. give up bouts. a. S. Ford 173 10041 L«ange. InQelders.becK, barren, The Columbia Athletic Club defeated three weeks in six-round sets. 150 44139 one .Levi Lamb, captain of the A. Straight j a. W. Ford And 1/19Suit Sold Zeider, Smith and recruit.Tinaer, the Ascension C., the Howard H. <3. S. Wilson 100 43 86 Buys Any Every State College Baltimore February 13..T. Wickland, Mann, Zwilling,Outfielders wrestlingPennsylvaniateam, Club of and the M.AthleticA. OUT. NEW YORK, 'if. D. HofptD 100 40 83 Hanford. Flack. was defeated tonight for the first time C. scrubs. Columbia would have won W. & L. WINS Pell, G. F. Touchard, the playing- ft*. C. Blundoo 175 16145 tc> In his career Mike the event hands down had not the man and Karl Behr, the world series Greek running relay slipped and won in 100 72 86 the heavyweight grappler of the fallen on the next to the last turn. He Beats A. & M. of North Carolina at internationalist, all straight ja. 8. Gatty* PICK YOUR CHOICE firom hundreds of Patterns in rules be so amended that all players of of the na- llarold M. Remington.. 100 83 43 both a of the University Pennsylvania, who has had sufficient left in him, though, to sets today in the progress II. Huseman*... 150 130 44 medtum and in leagues get divvy beaten In a Basket Ball, 47 to 31. *ronk Suitings and Overcoatings, spring weight. proceeds is entirely out of order. never been college match. get up and hold the lead his tional indoor tennis championship jft'. C. Edmonds 100 3468 is The Pennsylvania strong man had won with so much difficulty.teammates Va.. February 13.. Seventh ]4. S. Heodecsonf 100 2140 Sale will d own in as the most The suggestion really absurd. pinned A from Technical LEXINGTON'. tournament at the Regiment 100 3163 This Tailoring go history The only players who deserve a right Lamb to the mat in 3minutes. youngster High Washington and Lee tonight defeated former holder V. W. Wheelert markable ever heard of in the of State School was a victor in the 600-yard Armory. W. C. Grant, 5. A. Wallert lO»>40 value-giving opportunit city rey to share in the receipts are those who Pennsylvania won the meet won A. and M. College of North Carolina of the ji. McL. Seabrook 50 41 41 20 to novice, which he after one of the the of the title, was the only player 50 36 36 Washington. have assisted In the winning of the from Pennsylvania 11. and fastest novice races r ball, 47 to 31, the Generals rberon Tlsuoipson a closest run at basket to meet defeat. Grant could » 494*.# pennants. To give the other players here in recent years. The time was on the visitors in top flight Jr. C. Wynkoop having a slight edge shots of A. M. ,K. V. Parsons 100 44 84 Tailored to Order.-Guaranteed to Fit share would be just about the same as 1.27 2-5. Schultz of and Lee not switch the passing oO 37 37 in which THREE PIRATES Washington every department of the game. Young the 1X. W. Wallace sharing a raise pay you got RELEASED. foot ball fame was second, and Kerr of for the home team, Lovibond, the regimental winner, Professionals. fVisitoP*. with all the other fellows in your shop. the same institution was third. and Pierotti starred 6.4. You the same d and the best game for latter winning at 7.5, get high-class esigning, cutting tailoring by The players who win the pennant are Two Outfielders and a Pitcher Sent The two-mile relay between the while Temple played matches of the day our expert union tailors as thoughi you paid the full price.and the fellows who are out on the Institute and the Central y.CarrollM. the Aggies. It was from Washington The important Chicago Feds' Pitcher Signs. member, your garment is made h< on the premises in our re;re hustling all the time. Theydiamonddo to Minor C. A., both local'Institutions, was taken standpoint the best played of follow: 13..Mike Pren- ' large, not loaf. They are fighting and Back Leagues. the association team by a big and Lee's ronnd.Karl Behr beat Matthew Taylor. CHICAGO. February workrooms. by the Generals displaying Third j spacious, sanitary every minute. They deserve all PITTSBURGH. February IS..Barney Knight, running last for the "Y" the season, Fordham. 6.1. 6.1: E. H. Whitney, Boston, tergast. the pitcher who has been margin. in games. 0.4: G. F. . get and there is no reason playingwhy of the quartet, finished more than half a lap form than previous betterbeat R. Schenck. 6.2. 4.6, holding out" for a greater salary they Dreyfus, president Pittsburgh beat C. Chambers. Brooklyn, C.0. they should split extra money with a base ball in front of his man. Lineup:Touchard New York, beat E. W. C than offered him, today agreedincrease National League club, today set the L. Po»«*I©b. A. and M. 6.3: J. M. Stelnacber, another contract lot of players who do not care whether Kddie Stebbins pace in the W. and Forw- I>owd formerly Yale captain, 0.3. 3.7. t o terms and signed :R announced that Joe Kelley. outfielder, Atlantic Seeley Peaselee. * Federals. A. WILNI & 440 south intercollegiate G. A. L. West the JOS. win a or lose one. beat Dtaane. vith Chicago KASSAN, they ball game Vales Forward Temple 6.3; B. M. Phillips released to the the event for Lovibond beat W. C. had been Indianapolis event, winning Miles Center SpanIdIn* Side. 6.4. 6.4; A. M. G Sts. ] club of the American Association; that handily. Stebbins proved thefleorgetownclass Guard Van Brooklin Grant, 7.3. ».L Cor. 8th and N.W..Ouray Bldg. In the number of deals involving ball of the field, though his time was not Younft GuardMass Fourth round.T. R. Pell boat H. I.. Bowman, Cleveland fans have started a McGraw is the world Clarence E. Berger, outfielder, had been Pierotti 0.3. 0.2; A. M. Lovibond to make Sunday, May 9, the lirs' Fit and Men" players John exceptionally fast. He did the distance Summary: Goals.W. and I>..Keely (61, Vaiss jr.. indoor champion. moyenent "Tailors Who Please trader. About the only released to the Richmond club of the of the of Pierotti A. and beat S. W. Merriew. 0.2, 0.3; B. S. Prentice. c on which the Athletics appear in champion in 56 3-5. Cronley University (H), Miles (5), Young (3>. (2;. Harvard captain, beat C. L. Johnston. lay who ever got the better of McGrawpersonInternational League and that Thomas Virginia was third and Mason of M..Dowd <4*. Temple to). Spauldlng (21. Mass. formerly