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OF WE .TPoOTMGr 6OIT0R. JUST fOU W. OrV. " ; ' I 5 i EASTERN TACKLES JOE JUDGE IS SHORT SPORT TALKS CERTAIN Billy Sunday's Daily Sermon BWL1 TEAM BUSINESS CENTRALi 'By Louis A.' Dougher-- TO PLAY FOR GRIFFMEN Written for The Times by'the Famous Evangelist FORCED TO USE Here's the vear's diarv of a. vountr ball claver in 1917. Eead it care- - I - Tfa 4aaA AUAjrallllT iio aiituvavnlmArf blue March 13 Got to camp today, met all the boys, good guys most or By LOUIS A. DOUGHER. MEETSBOYS TEAM them I guess. Ot to be soft maken this team. DUMMY LINE-UP- 3 March 21 Left on' trip today. ArmJs sore. Rotten town for a camp. Joe Judge will play first base for the Griffmen next reason. Over the Hurdles S April 6 Played Chatternuga today. On bench all day! stiff Manager Griffith today received a letter from his speedy first base-ma- n ' that .V1 Jones playen in my place. and crack run-gette- r, informing him that an x-r- picture of the . Eastern and Business take the floor April 7 Still in Chatternuga: rotten town. no Game in World, Race f player's broken leg showed that it had joined perfectly, and that in from There's the to the Next and give it the Bowling teams In leagues In the High School Ba:ielball League April 16" Season opened today, Johnson pitchen. Beat New York, Fellows, where you can Get a North and South and Try to Dope the various today at the Central and four, to six weeks Judgoswould be as good as ever. are having difficulty In filling up their 'Vfehile 6 to 2. Jones played rotten game. Straight-Ahea- d Run to the Finish out if they could Surmount that the unbeaten Boys' Y. JJ. C. A. five May Thls la the best news I have re teams. So difficult It Is to ret a full are battling- It out in the Central 8 Wasbingtons rotten town; no decent place to live for a without any Obstacles from one. Where would they Ever Get? ceived In weeks and weeks." laughed I also told him to be sure and eat up a You've got quota for the scheduled games that gym in ML Pleasant. couple Craps tojSalvatiojf. to But they Don't Do It that way. I 3 me the Old Fox. "for 111 need Joe next year. of Germans before he comes .back many quints are forced to resort to giv xi win dc mc nrsi appearance ot j June unn sent in lor last innen when Jones hurt his ankle. to us." ' Get Over Something that's In They put on All the Steam they've rn opponents, the Ea-tr- teafai this season on the Big stiff, wasnt hurt at tall either. Didnt have chance .to show much in He is In Lewlston. lie., ndir, and I have Your Way, no matter what Task got At the Beginning. They go ing scores to paaung teams May Tampa floor in the league battles and th one innen. Washlngtons rotten town. today written htm that in case he cannot Visit Yet. you're at. like a Twin-Si- x from the Bang with dummy bowlers. first time the team makes a start July 4 Weift up in pinch today for Jones an layed down a bunt a receive the proper treatment there, I Manager Griffith has by no means If you're Rolling the Old Bones, of the Gun. At the First Hurdle No less than nine teams were unable under Dr. L. H. Battersby, Eastern's Grifl said. took want him to come here and have Mike decided' against going to 'Tampa. to fill out their teams In last night's Then he me out to let Ainsmith run. Ainsmith throwed Martin work on him." you've got to Get Past that Four and the Tenth they just Set Sail bowling. one new coach. Coach Battersby has been out tryen to steaL Hes too like I'ln.. his 101S training. he Top In match between two In charge at Eastern but a few days. a stiff Jones. Judge now needs baking and massage for Whl(e and that Ten and I understand at the Stick and It without teros of five men each, both teams and can have hardly had time to get Aug. 7. Went to Glen Eckko again last night with M. Gee she can for the injured leg. If he cannot get the has been assured of hotel accommo- the Gamblers will lay you Two to the Loss of a Single Stride. rolled with three men on one side and Easterns lorces well In hand. danse. proper treatment In Maine, he will there dations at Augusta. Ga- -. the absence One you cant Make them. II And you can Do the Same gave scores for two dummy players. Aug 9 Griff come here Inside of a week. If biff league clubs In the nearby Teams Business Has Won. put me in place of Jones today, I busted two .right on ton he.o you're trying to Save your Soul, Thing iljyou,TTy. which have little chance to win the conck. M. saw Devil Jollying you You know out are beginning fo feet the losa of in- already it too? Great eirl I think. the pid is the Hurdles you've at Business Is a gameln hav- 10 laSt M. Dansed "I don't want him to take any train schedules In the South In these You No got to terest. It is said. Others maintain-th- ing defeated Tech's the oth- Aug Went to Glen Eckko again night with all may Along, Trying to tell it's .Get Over. Suppose I tell night basketers town. chances," continued Griff. "I expect to 'var times, swing the Griffmen you work Is cutting into the bowling er day by 20 to 4. Business plaed night about. This is a grate Grate for dansen. have him go a little slow In the training to Tampa. Use. Ten: Booze Gambling i program. well within itself during the engage- Aug 11 Drawed my draft number at home. Griff gimme a boost all camp, but if everything goes as It The business men of Tampa, who But this is what Struck Me. of Life Irreligion ment, and is expected to be able to rite. Said I was a comen star. Said he was sorry to have me leeve. Got should, he ought to be ready for the have had no big league team the This life we're in is More or Less Sneering at Guys who are Trying ! They Itoyals and Garrisons staged a let go today if forced to the limit by my picture in the paper. M. said shed wait for me to come back from the bell." since the Cuba quit three years ago, of a Hurdle Race. You've got to to Go Right Lack of Ambition hot battle In the District Duckpln Eastern. war. Thats what they all say. Writes to Menosky. are most anxious to bring the Wash- Get Over a lot of High Sticks, and Laziness Knocking Lying .League last night. Royal bowlers took Neither Coach Battersby nor Coach 9. ington club down thi coming spring. only One, Do alt--Set j two of tire three engagements, but only t : Oct Made a corporal today. This is the life. Manager today e there's Wayto Beating the Boss' Clock. I Earl Fuller, of Business, was dis- Griffith wrote They after some high-clas- s rolling. Oct. 21. General said wed be to get to France judgen by Menosky. have already arranged for three your Mind on the Finish and I might Give you-Tw- ice Ten; posed to give the line-up- s today, the first the who has reported at Camp I The Kojals took the game by VO. for military" "hlbltlon Go-- first and none of the players way we was progresseivhe said. Hope so. Custer. Battle Creek. Mich., for Bm ,'1twe? " ,Gr" At the Hurdles with AH the but that's Enoughto Start With. to ZS. dropped the second by SB to SSt will know Washing-- en "n1 'he t what combinations will Nov. 14. Bea tthe bunch in throwen grennids "today. This is the life. service, assuring him that the 1 w" lln Speed you've got. ibook yourself in the Map, ladj . and took the by SSS to 51L Halley. be used until ton Is " last ready to take the floor. The game Griffs baseball outfits arrived today and we had a game. club proud of him and with him You've all heard of Bob Simp- Have you Got One or More of 'of the ItoaU. got MB. IS. and 107. Burt-- to the end. away. They now await the sanction will be handled by James Hughes and Dec 11. Getten ready to leave for France. Captin says well be the of Manager Griffith. son, the Missouri Collegian, who those Hurdles in Front of You, or j ner. of the losers, made 112. U7, and 113. --.V. "I told him that his "place would be AI1 of the Boyal Barber, r Edward Beckett. A. Wannan first to. go right after Christmus. This is the life. waiting Besides the Phillies, the Boston gets over 120 Yards with Ten Maybe All of Them? bowlers. Rider. is official timekeeper and "Doc" Bak for him when he returned from Halley. Stanford, and Kratus, bowled over there," " said the Old Kox. "The Braves can be played. If the Griffmen Lumbers 3 feet high In the Way Here's the answer. Get Going! consistently. er wm prooaoiy De pressed ser- El-le- Mangham. of the losers, into HEINIE ZIM'S GREAT SPEED. Washington club to behind train at Tampa. Stallings' team in 14 2-- 5 seconds. And Jack r, Put On all your Speed you vice as official scorer following the isglad stand and was high man, with US. Heinie Zim showed more speed in signing up 1918 than he did in all Its players who,. enter the army in trains at Miami. Fla very close to the great New York cop, who Won't Have to Stop and Look aimcuities encountered In personal for these days, and I hope Mike will keep Tampa, ami would be simple foul recording by the scorers in the that famous foot race with Eddie Collins last October. it for Tops the Ten Timbers in the Each of Them in the Face. You'll .The Mohawk, who hare been doing games aat Friday. me Informed of all that happens to him. the two clubs to get together. Same Time. Those Birds hold the find yourself Breezing over One some fine, work in tne Mt. Iianler League, grabbed engagements lias Trro Teams Out. SPEND SOME MONEY, BARNEY. Record because they Keep Going. after the Other like a new French all three Suppose - Bob would Monoplane getting on top from the Columbia. Horner had higa Earl Fuller will have a peculiar job Pittsburgh fans are already said to be drilling their famous "Hammer or Jack of one set. with Z3. on his hands today. While his Busi- steady Make Time up to the First Hurdle of the Kaiser's old Airship-Flivver- s. ness Brigade" for use next season. Whyi Well, with about every other WANTS DJFIELDER WHEN team is playing Eastern, his club owner in the National League, except patriot, Col. W. F. Baker, and then say: And before you Know It Treasury tooe the measure of Com- - Boss' Y M C. A. quint be that High! you'll be will meet- of hew spending money for new players, the wizard "Well, this is Pretty I Past all the HuTdles and jmerve. m the Departmental, gaining ing Central. Tuller is expecting to wonder if I can Jump It7" Breasting the Finish-Strin- g a tnrea jjtraignt games. In the Na- have quite a job in keeping of Smokctown is clinging to every cent he ever made out of the grand old tional "tapltal League, both game. HERZOG And after Studying it Awhile, T Winner. Grand Central sames going in different parts of the GOES TO BRAVES they would Get Over and then Do you Make Me? dropped the first to the Nationals, rity According to reports from Pittsburgh, Jimmy Callahan's failure was but got the next two. None of the The dope on today's high school due to the lack, of capable players furnished him by Dreyfuss. It is said 1917. Syndicate. Inc.) games vere above the average. clash favors Business on (Copyright. by the Bell acocunt of that Hugo Bezdek will fail for the same reason. It is said boldly by some ! Krraier experience. There may NEW YOI1K, Jan Charlie Her-- here today that McGraw v. II demand Emerson, urprif.e be a Pittsburgh writers that the Pirates are the poorest-pai- d ball club in the zog will be traded to ti.e Boston I Dick Budolph or Jcs.i DON'T MISS BILLY SUNDArS SERMON TOMORROW. of Treasury, made 132 as as Eastern is able to turn either Barnes. I thigh for the night's onslacrht the trlrk if the team gets National League. Braves before the week la over. If, Ith Doyle. In a trade for the Mary-Manag- er sim going. It . J on the lAr.j. .nay be remembered that Eastern de- Spend some money, Barney, or sell your ball club. Stallings will part with the! land cantaloupe king, feated last season when the players New York wants l:i exchange I That Herzog will not be with the Norwegian Capitol In securing Larry Dojle from the Giants season Is a fear Mathlsen. champion. In Stewards. lot ti.e third, gams of a Hill lads were not expected LEADS ENTIRE LEAGUE. net certainty. He SCHOOLS MAY CURTAIL I two out of night. three-gnm- e way j three eventi last match to the Wardens in to liae a chanee. Cubs, Stallings has pa ed the for has demanded that he be traded or Tills gave McLean By having Eddie Foster an usher at the Rev. Billy Sunday revival 11 fue victories m the Ma.nlc bj a sin,; e p:n. Deacons Central and the IIos' Y. M C. A. and a successful trade, fur John McGraw sold, and has taken the 'at steps to six classr-th- rec-ve- r starts. took all from the Masters team hae a first rate battle Clark Griffith and Eddie Ainsmith joining a Bible e Washington will demand an Inflcldcr part pay- - ward tiling a suit to salary ENDOqR TRACK SPORTS The Hois' team, with Catlln. Milorf. club leads the league along this line of endeavor. X ment for Herzog I which n taken from him during his Ingley. r;octz. and Manner, are It Is known aleo that the Giant ' U8penloii last fall, el haing plaed together THEY ARE VALUABLE LADS. manage, wants pitching talent. New If Herzog goes to Boston he will I Unless there Is an Indoor meet here many times iruod right-- 1 The big Central floor York needs at least one make his third trip between New and In Baltimore there I likelihood may bothtr them In the last ten vcars Georee McBride and Zeb Milan twice rjlaved in to work with Pol and l York and the Hub. He for awhile hander Perritt made his first f cut every game staged by the Washington club throoghout the season. Mc Jeff Tesrcau ami balance up the trip in 1909 from the camp of the that Indoor track work will be The Arro and Va I'rep nve opens Bride did it in 1908 and 1911, Milan in ana 112. rJddie roster turn- Schupp-Ilenton-Sall- combination of Giants to that of the Braxes. In 1911 down to a minimum this winter. up on s. rrrday with Hie llaltlmnre ed this trick in 1912. iii i he came back to McGraw In exchange With no objective It is doubtful If Polytechnic Institute here l.i fl. So baseball wags are predicting' for Gowdy and SXS In 1913 Zefi Milan missed just one game played by his team. In 191G the Bridewell. there will be the numbers out for gtsssassasa i'-- r unQ Prep gymnasium ,ari Dltbolt'i t"lF nave Eddie Foster missed but one contest played by the Griffmen. work as In the past. Central, with a piaycrs returned fJom a even-tee- n nne probably be the da vacation and can hardly be Inasmuch as teamwork depends largely on having the same players al- indoor track, wilj, "Pledged to Quality" expected to be in top form. ways in the line-u- p, it is simpe to see the value of McBride, Milan,, and only school to do much along this The Preps have no xuerans from signed up club. C. U. FIVE HAS HOPES IN line. Tech. with fine prospects, may season, Foster to the Griffmen since they with the last but Coach Dlfhnlt ii bo taken out for work all winter. Fourteenth St. at NeW.York Ave. with several nrnml.t... -- . Lieut. Comdr. William F. Halsey Coach W. M. Apple, the new Tech tearrreM-n'ni.-Meel.NAY- Just S?S: Y A. A. HAS THIRD before the football season mentor. Is expected from Milwaukee Jian. Aaams. Tnornpson, Thorn, Ucorge, Comanded Habey has been de MEETING NAVY QUINTET toward the last ot the month. Cooper, and O'Shea. SECRETARY THIS YEAR tached, ana Lieut. Comdr. Charles II McWhorter, a former football star, MAXWELL IN FINAL. has Just been appointed athletic of Mr. Goldheim .TILLIE AN AVIATOR. tleiilty In Talks fleer. Fred Rice, coach of the Catholic getting back on account of PINEHURST. N. C. Jan. 8. Norman LOS ANGELES. Jan J Tillie Mil an S. The University basketball team, which the train schedules, it is said. Loyolajt( Maxwell, ot Aronlmlnk and R. C. i iu pe in Xhafer. former shortstop w Ith the aty Athletic Ai.s-thii- latlon has its McBRlOE LOSE8 OUT. faces the Navy at Annapolis tumor piaeu itaiiimore Shannon II. of Brockport will meet "Why the Activity?" Giants, da night, and the Illlltoppers haO heie today in the flnat round of the New York has enlisted in the ill. r year row, nothing to sa of his ilianrts holi-drj- s athletlr 4f the has been out practice mid-wint- corps. MILWAUKEE, Jan. 8. George F. of since the er tournament. The winner army aviation Capt C E Smith was succeeded by Rice would Semi-Annu- McBride. the Washington shortstop, against the Middle. started. will be awarded the president's tro- "Our al Clearance Sale," Na a licking tumor has lost out as a possible manager rather hand the phy. for row be commissioner that is, Geprge Washington has done some replied Mr. Goldheim. "Men always jump the Brewers. E. FEgan winner of than wnrl?on has chance at the Nay and Is the flour during the holidays. TEAMS TIED UP. many minor league pennants In the he a The Hatchetltes are expecting to win at the chance to buy such Suits and commlfsiunciiOilp until vl-t- or middle West, has signed a provisional deferring the out Saturday night against the Mar Trinceton University, over Overcoats at real reductions." contract for three ears. later on. land Staters "Reds" WIMon, who Dartmouth yesterday by "JO to 7. is At the same time the t U mentor pl.ijed.at forward for the Hatchetltes tied for the leadership of the Inter- collegiate League MORRIS WILL BE SEEN. believes his team has a chance. Judg awhile thin ear. ha not been heard Basketball with - Ing from the performances of the from lately It Is expected that Coach Tenn. The trams meet Saturday In OVERCOAT- ORLEANS, fc -- Murphy Philadelphia. S- NEW Jan. Owing Navy team, f. U.,'lf it plas as fast will hae n couple of new TSS& Cafes, Lunchrooms, Bwf$CBKr to the,, Inability of Trank Moran to forwards In the lineup Saturday. S22.5o and $25.00 values. as it can throughout the forty Erdull. Lanche. and Witt are almost McLEAN WINS TITLE .$18.75 7 Fruit SUnds' obtain a furlough long enough to minutes of floor work, will be able to iJWV 71 IkhEssSi permit his meeting suru of their Jobs. S27.50 and S32.50 values. .$23.75 SsfcffjF-JssMBE'- of Kred Fulton In CHICAGO, 8. An American lye I ti) Fountains, Grocers. 5 give the Navy a scare. Jan. Lit twenty-roun- g J a d bout fiere January The Urooklar.ders had plenty of holds the world's professional Ice skHt-In- S35.00 and - Tom Sullivan. who coached the values. .$29.75 28, Carl Morris has been substituted. work last night at the Bo.--- Y. M. Oeorgn Washington championship today He is Bobby gym, Moor football team McLean, Chicago, defeated Os- - Mo.Co and $50.00 values. C. A. and, while the there two j cars ago, tho last time the of who .$34.75 DUMPEE IS WINNER. I not us large as the one at the Navy, there was a whole lot doing Hatchetltes were represented on the BALTIMORE. R. TM.... is a me Jan. Baltimore for an hour ami a half. Coach Kriuiruii, urai lieutenant in United lte- - Food AdmnlUtratlon, Dundee knocked out Joe Thomas, of wlll give out no line up for tomorrow national army .Sullivan reported License Xo. COTNM1 SUITS i ;la-ot- t here from the second PlaltburK eanip liunaio. in me eleventh round of a O'lTrlen and are cure to siasH aassssHsPHP issssssssssfiVJ BsrLsssPaaisLssssi I IK lbs. Karo Sjrup 13c Vll (BKifl H B 1 Aca ..k.j..iij tie.-- .- .nn.i -- -. i start, while Nugent. Uan. McDon two ears ago. and was at Camp l't $22.50 and $25.00 values.. $18.75 MiniJiri night They are bantamweights. ough, Wilde, and Uljgli arc expect Niagara last Fiiinmer. S lbs. Karo Syrup 39c last Ing to get a chanre Slllliian Matt M.tlt l.in.l am r.ntKnll 10 lbs. Karo Syrup 75c S30.00 and $32.50 values. .$23.75 . j coach fur Culguto to succeed Larry Labrador Herring 5c WON'T CUT SALARIES - b- - S35.no and Theie wa iiCtliins du'r u: tii- UanMiart. I: i.a ie lit Our Best Tc.t ,39c lb. values. .$29.75 Arlington Bottling Co., Distributor ' ! - s & NEW YORK, Jan. S It is under- Hilltop esteiday afternoon, if tlie lit; iter ll. offie, ieeive Collet- - gJs - . under 20c lb. Mntir fjE Phone West 31 L Street .. . jfr'S&SSSKSSiSa stood now- there will be no general seniors had fi i imp a Ml lundcd n fi licim-aii- Allrrnlloii. Milt lie S:2 ' r0 lemriied tleir " Fourth Street S. L. Ulti A I. Ike salary iits when the 191b contract holldaa Tnda th llilltuppei ar !'ilui.i i .i i.ier i '.'ai- - t f ! tt tlltltiry nnd lire. llllte ni Inrludeil. of the Ve,w York Yankees nre mailed expecting to gt on th. fio-i- r I n'ni ban a at itcui J while In oi J. T. D. PYLES STORES b.oIute Sntlafartlou A1thjs Ai.-irri- the latter part of this mo ill. Some of the students arc tiawng d:f U--