George^?7ashingt()n Holds][ndoorTr,ackGamhit* track and field games Intercollegiate Association Atlanticare The Nationals' second baseman called up weight. He tells me tliat lie Is trying to University not HANnETTGoLFEKy in the best if Hall. Not are to be represented in that part of Manager Griffith on the long-distance get possible condition, and at Convention only the he succeeds in this he is sure to a be tonightin game devoted to them exclusively. FAMOUS) V&T* phone from his home in Baltimore play ike colleges and schools to The University of North Carolina, North [ high grade of ball the coming season. with the best men St. John's will arjd informed him that he yesterdayhad competition Carolina A. and M and V nrSTHE. I Joe they have, but various club not have men in the scratch 7c ' S UTTLE- started hard work in a gymnasium of Roehling signed a three-year, their 7. »WN50N 4, X ( a ) his home town. contract with Manager OrlfHth at will have men wearingorganizations competitions. IN I ..-: >nh\-TE yesterday. The terms areRichmondnot [we. A.:'.agfe.: ,fe Morean is n i> colors in the relay and open events. Eddie star OFI I .=. BALL made public, hut it is understood that Stebbins, Georgetown's S>R-(| is estimated ine jline Catholic University will not nave a quarter miler tor the last two years, that he will have to take anrerence wnich existed t»e more than his off at least before he tween the management and the pitcher r^lay team, but has entered should win the 440 tonight unless ^ twenty-five pounds was The injured goes back on him. Steb- will be anywhere near condition, easily adjusted. twenty men in the open contests. leg playing "Boehling assures me his injured knee have runners in the open Dins strainea trie acniues xenqon jeJ' and it is not going to be an easy matter has SA mended and iirooklanders a turn at In practice entirely that he has to Georgetown timing to do that. The effect of to been on all and and novice races who are expected and he was practically out of practice trying get dancing it winter it accomplish something worth while, and for two weeks. He has been coming off a lot of superfluous weight usually is stands every strain," said Griffith. on a "If that is correct he is sure to pitch there are two entrants in the high along in pretty fair shape recently, weakening ball player, and, the and to be to a best ball of his career this season. vault who ought to though. ought ready go this, Morgan is starting in earlyrealizingJoe showed a lot of in jump and pole good race this evening. in the improvement his stow well. Catholic University hope of getting rid.of a lot of work last season over the year before, before he but he was reason is better in these Kastern won from St. Alban's in weight will have to report at handicapped by of represented probably High Cha rlottesville. the fact that his knee was troubling than any others in which it has basket ball at the Y. M. C. A. last him and could games night, getting the long end of the "Morgan must get himself in good he not put bis weight ever taken part. this if he shape on it. If he is all right again it will score by a single point. A field goal spring expects to get a chance make a Georgetown will not be in any of the scored in the last ten seconds of play big difference." relay contests, and it will not have won the game for Kastern, Baldwin men in the open events, but in the making the successful toss. < WARTS HUNCH IN races between universities of the So"uth SALARY. HAINES OUT FOR TITLE. Atlantic Intercollegiate Athletic HOBE IS well. The FERRIS CAJTNED. James Will Not it is likely to perform Association t: Report to Braves Baltimorean to Meet Pearson for lifae and Gray has some of the fastest tohn m^cpiaw, Unless Given More in the section entered, and is Veteran Second Baseman Given Un- Money. Racquets Title. National runners HAS Utv/eLoFeu do well in the Jump. In 'Giant" ULAHE-R-IS BOSTON, February 13..Bill James, BOSTON, February 13..Squash certain to high conditional Release. A CtRSAT ToKTSlUE one of the men who is to have a pitched the Boston players from Philadelphia racquet fact, Georgetown likely Special Dispatch to The Star. wuntervng in Cuba... Nationals to a world's both the jump and 440. Heuxv/eRy championship last Boston men in three matchesdefeated winner in high SCRANTON, Pa., February 13..Hobe F;RO(vV "THE fall, wrote to a friend three relay teams yesterday that out of five in the intercity contest on Western High has second baseman of the Boston 6' BA'pEBft'-L TVAFON^S" he was in competition against other Ferris, negotiating for an increase in the Boston Athletic Association courts Americans when that club was winning His and high schools. The Redpreparatoryand salary. three-year contract, signed yesterday. Teams from Baltimore and races, for has been Inst -Tulv nhcn flit. Rravoo White is to run two 1,200-yard pennants Jimmy Collins, Toronto were expected to compete, but and its big event will be the dual clash handed his unconditional release by low in the league standing, calls for wfth Eastern High at one mile. Also Peter of Wilkes only one man from each city arrived. ; Noonan, manager the $4,000 a year. It is understood the big The ernne Western is banking somewhat on scor- team of the New York StateBarre TX7Hn TC r*r»TMr< TI Other Toronto nlavera had to Ing the greatest number of points in jLeague. Though Hobe hit well for the vy a xv/ iu lyvu^ivj 11iE FOOLING Californian wants $0,000. the war. the scholastic open events, depending was slow on President Gaffney, according to One the the work. Barons last summer, he of (surprise* of the national on Maxim to do the bulk of his feet and could throw a ball INDOORTENNISPLAY Nickerson, has told James Secretarythat hardly singles in Central also is to try its nana PALACE he must for or not at championship, played cotir, High INCREASES (it times. play $4,000 play in the short relay races, a lot of AND WHO 1[S BEING FOOLED all. In the letter received James said junction with the other event, was the youngsters being entered to give them he understood the binding provisions ease with which S. W. Pearson of experience. The Blue and "White also BASE BALL BRIEFS. of the contract, and added: champion of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia. has made many entries in the STARTSWITH "It is my intention not Matthew Bartlett the defeated UPSET present to) champion. Pearson w ill li contests and some in thescholasticopen. ITS report this season unless my demands Massachusettsplay A. will in GREATMARGIN Leach he Haines Technical and Eastern will have men Tommy says play Disappointment Expre:ssed in Detroit Over are granted." of Baltimore for the national in too. although not many. ]Pittsburgh or not at all. But you title today. Haines grot into the final competition, Harold Throckmorton title by defeating: T. B. of St. Alban's has several youngsters who ,lever have heard a ball player say: « Put Out in Greening and it will . of rt Toronto. may accomplish something, *1 will play in Cleveland or not at all." rakes Three More Games Showing Ruppe and Huston in TRAVIS WINS SECOND LEG. be a surprise if at least one or two of First Hound.Watson Also them do not fare well. Charley Murphy has become a verse entries in one or Defeated. Also Takes Qualification Medal in COCHRAN WINS AGAIN. Gallaudet. besides ^writer, but up to date he hasn't From Y. M. C. A. in Deal for Pipp and Higk. two of the open contests, is to com- t an ode to Frank Chance. writ;en pete against a team from M. A. C. Playoff With Longley. Defeats Cutler in Second Match In-a race The Pat Pfttrora tho now Po.l T ^'icruo at relay at 1,200 yards. Capital League.NationalNow that the New York club has over NEW 13..Lawn PALM BEACH. February 13..Walter argument the YORK, Athletic Club, Regent Athletic £in gel, is said to have purchase price, February Columbia $12,000,000 dropped negotiations for the purchase though the Detroit club did not ask in tennis fans were treated to their J. Travis, Garden City, won his 14.1 Balkline. 300 to 225. Club. Carroll Institute and one or two 1 him. That's more than he hasbelindin excess of early other minor organizations will have t'rout of him. of Walter Pipp and Hugh High of the $6,000 for the pair. first surprise of the tournament for the leg on the Clarence Geist challengesecond Walker Cochran continued his good mien in competition. | Tigers.Bill Donovan, Wednesday, From a Detroit the national indoor which cup yesterday by defeating V. C. Long- playing last night against Aibert Bresnahan has VIESS GETS SET OF 398, angle, closing of championship, Also, for the first time in two years, Roger been living the the two youngsters that he couldtellingnegotiations is a matter of started at the courts of the ley, Pawtucket, 4 up and 3 to play in in the 14.1 halkline billiard matchCutlerat will men run- Ipeaceful life all winter. He has been yesterday George Washington have not accede to their terms.one leading Pipp is a great youngcongratulation.ball 7tli had the thirty-six hole final. Travis led by the Itoyal Parlors and won out easily ning under its colors. The Hachetltes (:areful not to take on much weight. THIRD BEST OF SEASON olaver. He can fipld thA hac ac ur®ll al_ Regiment Armory. Play hardly question presents itself. It is: 4 up at the end of the morning half, the score of 300 to 223. As in are to be represented in some of the *Bresnahan does not intend to be a most as anybody, and is a regular begun when Harold Throckmorton, j by events for the south Atlantic intercol- 1pench manager in any sense of the Have lluppert and Huston got Ban though handicapped somewhathitter,metropolitan junior champion and He was playing off his tie with Longlev j Thursday night's match. Cutler last legiate indoor championship, besides ^vord. Johnson fooled, or is Johnson handing ivhen facing left-handersT Should Princeton interscholastic champion, for the qualification low score gold night took the lead at the start and a ^ Joes a bunch of Burns the failure to patting two-mile relay four against Remarkable Work for bunk to the American slump retain Pipp was defeated R. J. medal at the same time. Travis equaled held on for some time, but steady and Washington and Lee University. Rumor associates the name of Frank writes ivould be a source of sorrow to the by Sommer, r. Farrell. former of League public? Joe Jackson in a in his own record for the course of 71 at at times brilliant playing by Cochran Also the institutions so close to president the New Council in KnightsWashingtonof the Detroit News. dub. High is not so valuable, but is a newcomer, straight setspracticallyat ^fork "Washington as almost to be considered Americans, as one of the ?ood utility man. Donovan was not so t.o, t>.4. Throckmorton s defeat, medal play, while Longley was 73. enabled him to go to the front and win 1 backers of Gibson in proposed This question is based on Mr. mxious to secure the local are much interested in the out- Billy the Columbus Circuit. outfielder as he was not due so much to the good In the afternoon Longley should have out with a good margin. come of several of proposed transfer of the lavish praises of the two New was to get the first baser. however,won the first four holes to the events. The I Jersey City Johnson's play of his opponent as to his own straight The game played by both men waft Maryland Aggies have a one-mile nternational League club to the Bronx. York owners, whom he has told the square the match, but he missed one relay The deal never for he was and only fair, and from the exhibitions battle scheduled with St. the are progressed beyond weakness, unsteady short putt and was only able to reduce John's, Hugh Jennings says that Lajoie won't people intensely loyal, and Tm- ;in agreement on price for the men. Willie need school which has for twenty years « By taking three straight games from mensely valuable additions to the out of practice. Sommer's honor was his veteran opponent's lead to 1 up. given by Cochran. Hoppe 111 Eddie Collins' shoes and that the mag- ;Vew York itself helped to spill things was not be fearful of his crown for soma been their greatest rival in athletics, t t he Y. M. C. A. last night, in the Na- nate membership of his circuit. short lived, for he was beaten in the This the nearest Longley came to iox will beat the Athletics out. As >y failing to go out and cinch the Travis won time I^ast night's ruw Tney also are booked to run a relav * ional the second round Edmond squaring the match. the yet. highest a iugh has the shoes of about nine men Capital Beague, Palace youngsters before allowing the deal to by W. Peaslee, next two and was never less than was made by Cochran. against team from Gallaudet. The to As a matter of fact, it begins to look ?et a lot of holes, thirty-three, is to fill, he shouldn't worry about Lajoie. ii team has obtained such a lead that as publicity, and the players the old Yale player, at 6.1, 6.0. 2 or more than 4 until the match Episcopal High compete in a race bowing if New York, in the ownership sense, o receive a lot of advice. up up which will practically determine the all this t is practically an impossibility for it is possessed of a couple of The other big surprise of the day also ended. thirty. of the Why hum about "Hans" Wag- magnates who will much ] relay championship south for rper not signing a contract? never \ o lose the pennant. In fact, the Pal- requireinexperiencedPipp will go south with the Tigers happened in the first round. It was the He base ball education before they become :o scholastic institutions. Woodberry For- ilas signed until he reported for spring a ce aggregation is so far out in front make another try for first base. It iefeat of C. Frederick Watson, jr., by est and Baltimore City College being t in valuable additions. Also, that "Wild s possible that Burns, who sec- Louisville Lets Out Bill Burns. Topeka Club Changes Hands. raining the eighteen years he has n ovv that the other quints can hardly Bill" Donovan has before him some played Julio M. Steinacher. Steinacher has Jts opponents. The Briarly Hall Mili- I>een with Pittsburgh. >nd on the exhibition trip last spring, LOUISVILLE, Kj\, February 13.. TOPEKA, Kan.. February 13..Tho tary Academy, from out in o bserve it without the aid of a far- soul-searing days. nay be there to see been playing on the board floors all It is known that demands worked, again, if President O. H. Wathen last night franchise of the Topeka Western county, also will have twoMontgomeryrelay Mclnnis is a reaching set of glasses. Palace has Pipp's le can make the place. The winter and never showed better form. Stuffy great admirer of were a batting he Pitcher base ball club has been sold races at stake, it in I£ddie v a total for two-year contract and a 50 rtrength of the club would be that had given announcedleague being represented Collins, but he declares that no on of forty-four games and cent increase in greatly 1He took Watson into camp at 6.4, 6.4 to John of Kansas City. It that many. r nan could be found per salary. That, in nhanced could both of these boys be Burns of the Louisville AmericanWilliam Savage better able to till d ropped ten, while the Y. M. C. A., in view of the way other players are md continued the good work by is believed the team will be kept here. And the meet as a whole will not only t ne gap lert at second than the veteran ised. High will go south to fight it Association club his unconditional be from t(tie runner-up position, has lost being treated, and the stipend the >ut with Jacobson and K. H. Hooker in the second round came interesting a local standpoint, I-arry Lajoie. j is for is Nicholson for beating Burns to Louisville lastrelease. but from the view of those who prefer 1 contests antf won only thirtytweny-onevoutigster signed here, not he outfield substitute role. 1 it 6.3, 6.1. year from the Minneapolis club. Manager Harry- Wolverton of the San to men High asked for more moneyunreasonable.President Navin will H. 1j. winner of the junior see strange in action. Just because "Bill" Donovan hit .292 tiree.his Detroit contract entertain no Bownifan, Francisco Seals has given Pitcher J-efty are to ihile than gives liim. urther offers for the men. He was the indoor championship, displayed a great release, Virginia take part inCornellai»da mile;"* with Washington In 1898- he is con- The victories of Palace over the Donovan was forced to turn down l^eifield his unconditional l^efty. event, which should be a brilliant effort sidering the >nly owner to offer New York any- catcher, is the first was real SOUTHWEST JUNIOR PI.TKPIN LEAGUE. KJJoyd. 108 95 89 Ilildeibd 101 95 88 Gustave Touchard, present f the Yankees to begin practice. He is Harry Krauss the star of the titleholder, seems to have gotten over ,t Hot nlatch. His work was even more National*. Brown*. Springs, Ark., where he hopes V.Gerard! ion S7 81 Stafford.. tHJ 101 ins Totals... 503 485 458 Totals. ..420 428 423 his slump of last season, for he beat o boil off ten or fifteen j ^ than usual, a set of 375 being brilant Ybraham at 6.3 pounds before | ^ Krauss knocked down Frank... MH 88 ss Skidmore. 7»i Off *2 BANKERS' DUCKPIN Bassford, jr.. .4, eporting to Donovan at Savannah, Ga. by him. regrteredJ.Gerurdl lttt WO 82 Kauncc... 82 10o 111 LEAGUE. without trying very hard. Karl Behr { iS pins in his first contest, 138 in his 80 04 8Ti llarnaw'h 8.*: 01 HCi Bank <.f Washington. finished Munlock. Robinson. 102 94 90 Metropolitan. And Theodore It. Pell, two of the When the St. Louis Federals reach eeond, and then by getting P.Gerardi 91 120 SO Carroll.^. 83 100 108 Bright... 93 96 112 for the title, had little more the first week Haana 19. ('apt. Karl I-ewis obtained counts licier 90 85 80 Velre 93 90 87 favorites ; in March, Eddie Plank Phillips.. J1S 81 97 88 lo2 than practice in their matches, both iiu. JLa ** 7"20-4 rill ° 103 and 115 in his Totals. ..480 489 420 Totals. ..414 404 512 Manning. 82 SlMJJ?. JL have the f pleasure of meeting once 110, games. Dummy.. 80 SO 80 Moore... 102 95 79 winning in straight sets at 6.1, 6.1, Largest Selling 10c Cigar in & gain Charlie Deal, who Moore... 105 102 111 scored the Some remarkable work was done by Yankees. Cubs. Eekloff.. 101 85 88 the former beating Lincoln Barker, the World. nly run against him in the second Dummy.. 75 75 75 Wine.... 131 04 07 ivhile Pell trounced I. Weinstein. K;ame of the world series. y[ess of the Washington Council team S.Bass... 02 78 80 O'Biyhlm KM! 00 102 Totals. ..495 442 470 Totals. ..477 408 448 J. B. NEWMAN. Dbtrlkatn, |j l the* Knights of Columbus League, Stedman. SO 87 80 Harvey. Ill 87 102 71* 14th St., Waikliftol, D. C. Should Wilbur Robinson less got a set that was within six Stoner... 105 104 10o Bever 90 70 S4 MT. PLEASANT DUCKPIN LEAGUE. slide his the this Mason... 121 83 108 Davis 85 103 95 Highlands. Newtons. YANKEES TO MOBILIZE. )odgers into the first division next season ^ins of highest registered year Windsor. 80 The h,e will nd within one of the n«xt best, Dulln 98 82 George Washington Univ. have lost a chance for a record, j* pin Totals...479 427 442 Totals...523 402 480 Clements UY2 127 88 Luders... 97 100 118 " s the club only needs to trail le knocked down a total of 3Ir8 of the Whit'aey lOo 94 112 Smoot... rQappemi this year 85 92 95 and Catchers Will Start Indoor Track o be in a in his three contests, and his CAPITAL DUCKP1N LEAGUE. 94 97 90 Pitchers Ggs^pcrftLm Meet, class alone in this respect. laples NATIONAL Criede... Iseman... 8.3 104 109 Today 1*hey have been in the rork was very consistent and good all Palace. -T. M. C. A. Walker.. 80 95 120 Shulinau. 90 95 89 Hot Feb. second division ., Smith 92 80 for Springs. ED CjRILLO. Saturday, 13, 7:30 P.M., 1or twelve years now. lie way through. Mess registered a II alley.. 121 93 125 E.Klker.. 106 111 94 Morrison S7 JpTINHBy J. C( Dunt of 130 in his first 126 Leinmon. 12t» 80 '.m JolllfTe. 120 03 08 NEW YORK, February 13..The iirst j contest, got 99 larrow.. 05 04 Totals.. .408 505 490 Joe 11i then finished Carroll... 00 110 79 Totals... 453 479 489 ball season will be fired in the Fed circuit than the of Kansas Convention Hall. Birmingham, managers of the the second and by Lewis... 110 102 115 Meany... 1 «>4 115 87 gun of the base Other changes dropping !,Japs, declares that Mitchell lashing into the pins for a total of SOUTHEASTDUCKPIN LEAGUE. the advance of the and I. Sts. N.W. latural has more Krauss.. 158 128 110 J.Elker.. 101 07 95 today, when guard ^ are 1 iv the (Jilrnore regime. A report 5th ability than any other pitcher 42. Schulteis and Warren of the Nenllne. Mt.lel Lunch. 1'ankees will start for Hot Springs, City apparently contemplated at rho has been Washington Council five also did some Totals. ..504 528 552 Totals.. 550 508 473 James... 104 114 100 Carrlgan. 89 102 87 Tickets Spalding's or White's.1 developed within the past 85 92 106 Vrk. Keating of Bridgeport will jFrom is to the effect that the champion Indianapolis team ^Ive years. Mitchell has not always taken ne work. Schulteis got a score of ioper.... Sclielble.. 94 87 99 Ray Chicago he best of care of 42 for his set. for which he Brunswick. Climbers.] Demur... lol 105 Huffman. 10.5 105 98 eave New York today, and the party to himself and has been rolled Robinette 85 101 0o Werkert. 05 107 S6 iW.mhI 85 194 104 Whailev. 112 117 103 1is to be shifted to New York, whil e the Kansas C ity franchise is ather "rames of 118. 126 and 98. Warren went ' in number all along the unfortunate in meeting with ac- *= Johnson.. 90*114 100 Brown... 100 88 89 I'.Sesso.. 83 103 113 C.Miller. 115 90 87 vill increase or idents. e ven better than that, as he obtained Wecker'v 114 115 102 C.Pierce. 05 105 82 IJurnuiy 85 ine. At Albany, Ray Fisher of Mid- 1 installed in either Cleveland. l)etroit Cincinnati. nlarks of 133, 110 and 107 for a set of Mr-Knew. 104 85 oo M.Pierce, lis o« 115 the and Ebbets told SO 87 96 Grifflu... 121 90 S9 Totals.. .458 516 508 llebury, Vt., will join party, so The of the CJaarley an interesting tale 3;50. Watson.. Totals.. .313 501 474 Caldwell of Salamanca, This is easily said, but not easily done. opening f the signing of Jack Coombs. "When Two clean sweeps were made in this iit Buffalo Ray WmmE]© with us Totals... 470 498 484 Totals.. 538 484 450 COLUMBIA DCOKPBC LEAGUE. will be taken on. so and it \cimid some time to build signed he :C. ; >eason not far Insisted that the >ague, the Washington team making Indians. Y., is away, require en-day clause be inserted in ne over the and the Cubs. who has been running a his Potomacs Carroll COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN LEAGFE. j.iriwh'nib 87 S3 03 Blind 00 81 04 Ed Sweeney, ari King ; You see, if he don't conract.ve the other the and Jack 1 >all in the cities mentioned being sought. Eight, over all winter, $1,350. make 87 Chicago oesn't want good he getting Woodward & Lothrop. Agents. lirowu.... S4 70 Lewis 80 90 102 ftarage in parks us to keep him* If he does (1 outfit. Tt might be mentioned also Ford 100 88 103 Austin... 08 92 07 Icnaoti... 86 04 84 Wheatley. 87 S7 03 4 of Freeport. 111., will join the Perhaps it is the shift of the Hid Stanley. Economy, the reason le <;an serve his SpaulIng 85 79 Leese.... SO 95 84 80 iVarhop Brown of $740. ten-day notice and then lat the Washington quint got a set Potter.... 80 1lainsay.. 85 116 Itoae 03 IK) 05 »>arty at Chicago. Carroll team that Gilmore had in mind ifriven fur this rut, which, according: Pullman, to Stuart.... 94 111 WM. P. B jJap the Feds." to f of 553 and Mafidox. 94 81 79 95 79 ! fciolem 105 07 Dorrltee. 106 07 101 Pa., and Scout Joe Kelley of Indian.polls1 0 reports, does much to pare down the ABNH ART « CO, s According Ebbets. *j] 1,659, having games 574, Johnson.. 103 106 101 King.... 102 05 SO jvingston, x'/hen he made the boast the other day T.I. North IBB. ITQ7-» 14th | everal outlaw league clubs want 5:32. will be taken aboard at >ay roll. St N.W. former Athletic the N'alby... 95 113 90 Qulnn 95 93 100 Totals... 447 484 450 Totals... 474 445 481 *3altlmore are t hat his league would explode a bomb pitcher. lemphls, and the players expected * The Brunswicka took the measure of 4S4 DISTRICT DUCKPIN Hot Springs Monday. King vyhich would cause Ban Johnson to re- I in his Totals.. 473 458 Totals.. 468 437 452 LEAGUE. to get to Cal. Chief Bender As loud praise Evidently Leach must have le Climbers in the other match in the Goodfellows. Contenders. C'ole will go direct from Brawley, * urn to Chicago before lie got half way c»f the Federals. At any rate, he is .uuTommy^nuti noger *N 04 the' other Vankee Bresrmhan has ational Capital League. The bowling JXTEBCOUNCIL DUCKPIN LEAGUE. Iti.-e 05 112 Clark 108 88 87 1^eslie Nunarnakor, * o the coast. 1 ci luoted as boosting the new league ought waivers on his cme Iliad'-.... HO 116 118 104 88 95 now at Hot Springs. service*, for the d by the players of these two teams Carroll. SpaMing.J Dye cate her, is Federal has not ave notified much that accomplished by ' 101 93 120 70 03 Scout the twirlers fact its i'ialtimore. If the Chief will take care The UttnU C*, Tel Wen Fults, Garry Herrmann and 11le Palace however. VIcBon'b. 85 95 KG Griffin.... 93 95 11Hi \lng Bittinger. 08 .itching staff, and will get t he slightest heed to the that season is !,talian Bres- pin spillers, 90 108 90 98 ^i*»»ung.... 107 101 113 Wols'n'e. 116 05 tR> * He *>f himself the coming he Snvice N. that he will demand his Daldy.... KHJ Fitzger'd. 00 t work soon after their arrival. g uit against organized base ball is still m Station. 1214 H. Ay. N.W. 3 release. unconition&l McLaug'n 103 102 87 Dunn. 91 S7 91 time the other lure to show to good advantage This is his prerogative The Columbian took two out of three 101 91 110 Totals... 505 404 553 Totals... 516 473 1topes that by the f Organized base ball lias re- that company, for he still has it on f no one in the rom the VIeN'iekle. Carroll... 101 99 95 ^63 at Savannah the pitchers ending. majors desires Tommy's Zellers team in the DUOKPK ® arrive playrskind f used to take any important action un- a lot of the castofTs who made good ervices. The ten-year service Street but Four-enthof 480 487 504 Totals.. 482 ABOl'EItS' LBA(il!E. vill be in shape to serve up the illes rule an- j! league, Wright Totals.. 479 470 the batsmen's il Landis renders a decision, i 11 the liilmore circuit last season. to the midget. ie losers got the highest scores made Kspeys. Kearneys. (]>f pitching that will give t Judge '.Seh'n'n 81 88 82 Feely 100 81 80 . J' y the players of either club. His total Washington. Potomac. e* ves the right kind of practice. rj'he case has been under advisement vi \ IsiK'V.... SO 80 80 Nee 8.') 80 80 Dono- Maxwell Those Feds as and game 144. H'orrAIi 1X3 IIO 107 XV.firifHti v- VI f It was announced by Manager 11f or three and no more There are twenty players on the list "25" overlooked 365, high OO tK) IK) the weeks, the Wright line's Kearn.-y. 132 111 86 past atse of presenting O'Connor. S3 1«»4 HI Ilanuan.. 88 lot; SI on v that Jimmy Duggan had 0if the and this includes H. B. LEAHY, JR. Buster Brown in their nocked down 114 and 107 pins in his ^ 5 known now as to when a decision Chicago Feds, Afeat, J:o prayer tlier Mms KM) 126 142 Kyler.... 9.1 «»4 90 trainer of the club. * he name of Walter Johnson. Tel. X. 4434. 1821-28 14th St. N.W. Judge Landis. while a contests. Lipp of the losing quint 04 Toials... 251 258 252 Totals... 312 272 246 *»een appointed ever >er of Brown, mem- r, counts McCarthy 110 S7 Tm-kcr... 99 80 so for the last two years has v.ill be rendered than there has insists on the j the Phils several years egistered of 100, 124 and 112. Schulteis lis 120 OS Dumiuj.. 90 oo «m> Burdettes. .Sehoonemans. JJuggan bono- carrying bigWeeghnan vent a full ago, SO Lteen trainer at Providence under been heretofore. e name on his list, though he ad~ season without pitching an Ulen 80 80 O.Seh'n'n SO 80 80 that he was assistant pitchr's nnlng. yet he received full Shade led the Goodfellows in their Totals.. 574 5515 51*2 Totals.. 4,11 404 4.19 Fikilton... So ho 80 MeGraw. So 80 SO v'an. and before nnits Walter probably will report to salary. t wo 1lurdette. 86 91 ill 106 t *t Detroit. Dugpan has had a That Cincinnati team is going to have \ So the Tinkerites really victories over the Contenders in DEPARTMENTAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE. Wlllhiins. 04 04 rainer in- Washington. One of the he District League. His scores were vide experience conditioning wonderful catching staff the coming h ave hut nineteen piayers to tane iw novelties of the season V Commerce. Library. Totals,.. 246 251 271 Totals... 266 254 and at one time was a profes- s the Federal League 10, 116 and 118, and the total for the HO OS 108 Bnrle'an. 88 120 02 254 1 athetes.Jeason. Herzog not only has Charley t heir training: camp, another indication holdouts. It was was Casey... sional boxer. with t the new is jupposed that all Federal et 344. , ftreenw'ld 102 SS 02 Calley.... 117 118 100 1 ATEXT EXAMINERS' DUCK 1*1 X LEAGUE. j. >ooin, but he has closed a deal hat league retrenching: iu CtraftbeAm+ncmn League 7S Win e direction. /wmffr were perfectly satisfied, but playtrssuch (yordon... S4 04 MorselI.. 84 02 110 Diggers. Farmers, t. Louis whereby he retains go. very THE BURGER MOTOR CO, s not the The Hess team made a clean Farwell.. 112 01 0.1 S«-haeffer 97 84 01 ]lowley... 100 108 118 Savage... SO rs one of the best young catchers in the !. case. One balking sweep 100 84 MAY MOVE. * 111# 14th at. n.w. vas Ed Housch of the player 0ver the Imperials in the Arcade Thomas.. 02 114 Nolan 07 00 00 I Ioriston.. 02 01 100 Hemphill. 70 02 84 HOOSIEBS K His third catcher will be ame. Indianapolis c of the Dover... 102 04 01 Minnlck.. 07 83 82 z who Feds, who insisted on and Ferguson winners provedciruit. 48.% 477 Totals.. 86 00 112 a Cuban, performed Gonales, received a best bowler Totals.. 5Q1 4S3 ,%14 492 Ilowers... Lussngne. 103 102 111 , if Dig increase in pay. t he of the match, with a ]^oeffler... 85 108 100 82 Club to Be f last season. It is questionablewonderully Another Hoosier set of 340. His scores DUCKPIN I.KAIil E. Roepke... 110 100 i Likely here another team in the old league Fed who is holding out is Vin for the games RECLAMATION Indianapolis is pell. Camp- vwre 111, 100 and 129. Wreckers. Drafting. Totals.. 465 401 58fr~ Totals.. 450 475 470 to New York. I'hich can boast of a better Ranch & Electrics Wonns'y. SO SO 77 Ki»ontz... 04 SO 0.1 Shifted j* DUCKPIX p department. backstoping IPHELM/^10* Lang PEPCO Turkish LEAGUE. What should be a very match Ashley... 8.1 7S 77 Ilolgate.. 72 96 SO CHICAGO. February 13..Another big Dooin, while no longer a youngster, is Cigarettes THE BARTIUN QJUUGH. Joe Vila has printed some on interesting Prlmm... 108 85 104 Kosend'n. 77 70 85 Purchasing. vikCt OfclX OP ELECTJUC figures j,* to be rolled tonight on the * is in store for organized base still a great catcher, and he will <-\'iudrY H . he lists of Railroad iurprise cuy.r \ M. W. all if rumors which were circulated probblv coming season. 0 It. R. Y. A. 131 104 ® f the management than he has been. M[ tfe says the Giants will .f the M. C. Duckpin League, fardlner 02 HO 124 121 102 about Chicago are true. The ~'H' pay out $100,- c of C. L. FOURTEENTH STREET DUCKPIN LEAGUE. 'esterday Vingo is not only a capable backstop, flB \\ )00 and he puts the onsisting Williams, G. that the Indianapolis club, Hr riwW'i:1.>2^v5 1 Cardinals at the ^ W. A. Streiter, I. E. Smith and A. Columbia Covering. Zellers & Co. Total* 361 363 317 371 atest is b tit he can hit, and that also is true of k rv; ^so* Clap CYLINDER CADILLAC!DOttom of the list with $55,000. Mr. Warhen,Rowdy'h. 88 101 96 Zellers. sr 75 82 09 346 of the Federal League, is to t he Cuban. j Campbell, will roll the crack Jed Arc team forfeited. ihampion Vila may, if lie will Investigate, learn C'.TJpp... 100 124 112 P.Llpp... 96 97 joi to York instead of BAKER that President Britton t earn of the District Leagute. This K.Xander 95 109 112 Mnekin'sh 02 110 82 ARCADE DUCKPIN LEAGUE. >e transferred New ELECTRICS pays salaries . that dcked team has met several of the W.Xander 99 100 02 Gwynee.. 104 96 111 N. Hesa* Sons. :he Kansas City team as announced Bob"Hedges, owner of the St. Louis THE * will average higher than, say, five in 10.% 00 Imperials. the that Doc COOK STODDARD CO. clubs in his league. t>est quints the city, and has yet to Spless. 103 Wright... 144 114 107 Brooke... 93 IK) 03 Findley.. 76 8C 79 ecently. Further rumors were that the *Srowns. denies story ILHMt Cms. Ave. Pkeae If. TUt { >e defeated. As both of these teams Ferguson. Ill 100 129 Kieny.... 106 100 94 club be shoved into ohnston, the Cleveland first baseman, lave a Totals.. 485 550 502 Totals.. 511 499 470 109 113 05 H. 02 Kansas City might ^ over to his team, ball came large following, there is sure [lagan... Hurley. 87 108 s to be turned Two clubs near losing val- t 0 be some DUCKPIN Loveless.. 100 106 102 Spanler.. 113 105 102 Cleveland or Detroit or Cincinnati. he does not want uable week. lively rooting when the TERMINAL LEAGUE. 1Keith.... 03 103 93 ^ledges says players last Roscoe Faw- trames start. Southern. Coatlnett. 90 93 94 While Pat Powers and his associates, s The story came out of the Ohio cett sends an account of the narrow Transportation. oil were Johnton. of Kohl 88 89 92 Hnrnrick. 101 95 85 Totals.. 506 523 514 Totals.. 477 ;he two magnates, reported uetropolis. It plainly stated that Buddy Ryan, Salt Lake escape At a meeting held at the Palace alleys Miller... 87 100 88 L.E.Suiith 96 119 1«0 ^71 477 ;o have purchased the Kansas City j ohnston had been released to the and Bill 117 MASONIC * Rodgers, second base-outfielder,1ant night Kirk C. Miller and Harry B. Dickinson 82 85 Stanley.. 114 90 114 LEAGUE. 'ranchise to place in Newark or pos- Jrowns, but Hedges says there is nothing man for the Cleveland Indians, while 1rlalley were chosen to represent Allen.... 81 109 81 Strleter.. 93 100 97 St. John's. King David. jibly in New York proper, the Kansas that lie doesn't on a 89 89 HI 88 115 106 77 83 loing. and adds motor boat in Oregon, from going i at the meeting of delegates from Williams Triplett.. Hines 78 I^slie.... 117 100 84 ?ity promoters seem to have paid 110 , that Kickev wants of the over a falls and Washngton Bekcrt... 87 88 96 Piroved.. 94 76 80 to the and have con- players beieve being dashed to death, t he several branches of the Atlantic Coast Totals.. 481 489 Totals.. 492 516 04 83 87 ittention report J of Johnston. | MR Itmt PM-ltte WR 410 502 ttoase...:: 85 69 ype (QualityNO « along with several other members of ] to be Riley.... 95 :inued actively in their efforts to raise PREMIUM* Bowling Association, held at PHI SIGMA DUCKPIN LEAGUE. llVh'nJr. 91 77 76 Stocking.. 74 71 77 their party. Their motor failed to work 1 Each is entitled to MU ' 93 94 92 noney to keep the club in Kansas City. 11 and shortly. city nameBoson L'psllon. Otnlcron. ttaridge.. Billings.. 70 85 72 fact that President Uilmore The Feds do no{ display any Oldsmobile & Oakland they were so near death that all j1 nominee for president of the A.Noack. 00 118 108 Farrar.^, 88 88 88 The hands had said and were Totals... 442 415 434 Totals... 440 Thursday in Indianapolis indi- » in dealing with the players,sentinent good-bye pre- j and it Is expected that Williamassoclttlon,F. W.Ashf'd 95 87 99 Malimon. 73 86 79 401 408 *pent t have insisted that Electric pared for the end when by desperate (*»i<3jTOrtla*i*fHdrtf Corporation light presided by John Meany, tutflelders to take Tommy Leach's but declined to th* 1 las released six players. are td. . IH74 MIS Cm. Afft death. : ind it was an business, explain Thej' decided that effort be made Totals.. 458 545 523 Totals.. 448 485 451 Ijlace. They will need several. nature of the mission. ^1 risk, Block, Prendergast, Walsh, Black