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Automolbile Shovydupontularage, 2020 M St N.W The Washington Automolbile ShovyDupontularage, 2020 M St N.W. i "Two Hearts That Beat as One." ;| . am Ba \ JbB ^ir y Hf ( L» n n /r\ m m n /T\ m n n nra r^\ Car. f r-C\ fr3 rr3 fr^N f~l I r.' /7^\ /7^ Orient Delivery lPfl°en im Lrll n rrn nmsM ama ma .... il J1 &UUUU^1111UU} Cadillac, ' Does the Work of Two Engines, Worked Singly 01 Gasoline as a Unit. Pierce Arrow, 8TEHIIIHH '^ * mm ifl> IKVC fibw o H i urcc icanis* and oO O . The Carter li nr«Tt r /r*k O m jo«ort iki A ILii Baker, White. Cost of maintenance very low. U W VLP= UU1H& ( IL^lLJi^ 0 IfflTTWATD) Cars <hfVt JUflLvy/JL VU/JIQ. v CAR CO. Car. filMMMT GlRAfi? M &MTS Washington 113116 N. Y. Ave. 1& vs/ J VS/UU U VNUUUUVbVHU 0| U UVHOUU M *J7 Carter Motor Car Electric Vehicle Tfa© Cook & Stoddard Co., 2020 M Street N.W. Company, Transportation Co., Af\ml A 11 JkA ITfcl J» i F\T ittr A. L. McCQRAAICK, Mgr i-uy-fjiu munsey oia g". 15th Street and Ohio Ave. 22d and P 1M. W. I: Brown used to be! How he could bat, ball team will be given a treat nnpiiiiin n r* a iit A nimill I ^ bunt and run the bases! And now.he is YALE AND CHICAGO Wednesday RAQP RAT T down and out and the fans have evening, when the team representing the forgotten will "Wonder What RACING him. Such is fame and .sueh the passing TO PLAY university line up against the crack Mcrtz Will glories of base ball..Philadelphia FOOT BALL Shamrock quint of the District League. UPtNINliHIUbHUW Say Today?" Telegraph. These teams have met before this season, Store Closes Dally at 6 p.m. and as each team at 9 AND OTH ER CHICAGO, 29..With the return has captured a game Saturday p.m. SPORTS January a rnim cm/nniTrp great battle is looked for. from the east of Coach A. The wearers ruun rHvunuco A. Stagg. of the green have won their last six games, Annual Exhibition of the Washington « of Chicago fang yesterday grewUniversityand will have out a strong team to win thirty-one clubs will be for this one. striving over the urosDects of a foot hallenthusiastic The probable line-up of the championship honors under different WON IN THE MUD Shamrocks will be as Johnson and Pulliam Busy Cuttinn game with Yale or follows: Fuse, right Dealers than that which existed in management Pennsylvania, Annapolis. forward; Sullivan, left forward; There are three changes in the American When the "big nine" college conference center; Harris, Wilkerson, n * right back; Repetti and Out finnflintinn Dates. League, "Chick" Stahl succeeding Jimmy Frost went out of v^anuii, leu oaCKS. « Wl I I V V M»VW« NEW 29..Jack business and there arose «ll WM II kll Collins at ORLEANS. January upon Boston, Hugh Jennings replac- made the breezes of the south take the ruins the new iHb win miiiiriti AL Ul'LIUIl UI1U JO** tan* balmy "big four," Chicago. * tlllon tilling Jake Stahl's shoes at wings yesterday and the racing at the Fair Michigan and Wisconsin, the Minnesota, IN THE NEW DUPONT GARAGE Washington.Grounds had all the earmarks of the winter reserved one date on its maroonsCOMPANY F WON In the National program, IN League seven clubs will snort when the Guttenbure track was in with the hope of tying up with one of the CONFERRING CLEVELAND get along with the same managers as lust Values. year, the exception being Philadelphia, full operation. The cold weather seemed to eastern leaders. Pennsylvania and AT ROLLER POLO Address of Welcome President of where Hugh Duffy is succeeded by Billy have a speed-producing effect on the have both asked .Stagg for dates.Annapolis by in The has been Murray. and four of them finished front.favorites subject broached by the Yale ASSUVltiblUU. Schedules Called for The new managers in the American It was real winter The track was authorities, though Stagg has not received The Spalding Athletic Club went down to Original Sixty racing. dotinito 'Virw f'o are Charley Carr at Indianapolis,Association with and this caused defeat at the hands of the F team Bill Armour at Toledo. Jack at deep heavy mud, Cornell and Carlisle also In the Company Clashes. Doyle was sight, In a roller polo game last Heine Peitz at Louisville, Milwaukee,many withdrawals. The list of starters rooters expect little trouble in gettingmaroon night at at St. Paul and Mike CantillonAschenbackat cut down one-half. The fourth race was the desired game. Hall by the score of 1 to 0. ItContentionwas an REMARKS BT MR. CAVERLY Minneapolis, with a new man to be utterly ruined and had to be declared c.T. "According to the present schedule, the even break up until the last few minutes for .w. T».y-".*-» f O Kansas City to replace Jimmyselected was so cold tfc t the southerners only date we could have for the eastern w mien cmaiuru uy sl gooa stroKe CUT DOWN YESTERDAY was It .i<ji 011 us BIG Burke, who bought by Connie Mack game probably would be November W," said landed the winning goal The and or for his Athletics. at home and onl; the remainedCoach "We line-up Growth of the Industry.Some of the The Eastern made the out to the Stagg. play Minnesota on the summary: League shows up with just regulars trip dyed-in-thewoolSaturday before that and Michigan on the as many changes. M&lachi Klttredge track. The crowd that was present I Co. F. Positions. Sbalding. Exhibits.New Models and .Overcoats Favorites Won at New Orleans takes Saturday following. do not see why the Bralsford center Vour charge at Montreal, while Lew a as added the east Woodward will be boss at woe-begone appearance, theypresented game with would make the Whapley first rush IJngcJ Buffalo, Joe BeanMcAllisterhu?eed the stoves in the of the schedule too seeond .to to Yale Foot Ball goes to Jersey City as manager to succeed corridors heavy. Grldoal rusk Corner Sundries. order of .Chicago Play Hill,- M,.-. -a it ^ - "No date has been made as CdUlns goal i'mj inunaj sou nugn sueceeas betting and grand stand. Business yet. The .....Sbepard uurcy ring senate has not me to Referee.Dr. Williams. Jack Dunn at Providence. Dunn taking tbe bookmakers was extremely light. given permission ar- .Turf and Track Notes. among range a date. But this docs not imply that .$15 & $18 Jennings" place at Baltimore. Ed Barrow owners carried the of Toronto will be replaced by Joe Kelley The western away it would be refused, for we will have to BOWLING BATTLES. The seventh annual exhibition of th« of the Reds. greater portion of the purses. In only one have permission to schedule any of the Washington Automobile Dealers' .Fabrics. In the Southern Pitcher race, the first, were the eastern horsemen other games, too." was League Had Oat opened most Associationat the I V/-v«. .1 « * OLiKVF.I*AND, January 29..The sched- race went to a The Maroon students believe that the Eight Leagues Teams Last auspiciously j. v/u takes up the reins at Montgomery,Mullarkeysuccessful. This Rubywick, new I. <-an pi«tec an orcier tor a le or president jonnson or me while 12 to 1 chance, owned by Burlew & O'Neill. Yale game, talked of some time is not Dupont garage, 2020 M street, last I! meeting Johnny Dobbs goes In at Nashville ago. Night. The Suit or American League and Harry Pulltam of the in place of Mique Finn, who returns to This fellow, a sturdy colt by Hawkswlck, a "back number," and that the Ells may DISTRICT LEAGUE. evening. event apparently was of Overcoat at this spe- Little Rock to was able to race well the stiff schedule a with much Interest. National League Is proving much more succeed "Chief" Zlmmer, through yet game Chicago. In case SAENGERBUNDS. First. Second. Third. During the evening more cial clearance with who will probably become an umpire. mud. Hard ridden by Aubuchon every foot they do not, Pennsylvania or Annapolis Allison 196 325 181 than price the fk-ult than was anticipated, and the two he Burdloe 1,000 persons visited the show and assurance of dlf. The Western League shows up with two of the three and a half furlongs, need only a word from Stagg. It is 192 1«4 171 viewed the collection of getting the best II big league leaders are of the opinion that changes, Frank Selee managing Pueblo to lead from start to finish andmanagedwin that either of these schools wouldbelievedKrausa 168 175 220 cars of the various it and most artistic and Mike a Hazel M. was always second. Crist 200 157 185 makes and patterns. Every visitor that * two-day session will be necessary In Kelley succeeding Jack Doyle at by length. come half way in fixing up their dates for Kckstcla 177 207 201 tailoring |] Des Moines. The heaviest of the day was a skilled tailors can to cut down the conflicts to a minimumorder speculation game. apparently pleased and fully convinceddeparted produce. The Ohio and Pennsylvania League comes on Dargln in the i.iird race, and Matador A new angle to the "big nine" situation iouiis y;iu 92X 9.".8 that the exhibit Is the best pver offered In || Every garment built in the in- II lu iuc be figure.
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