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s. THE POST WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY :8 1905. A Clothing. Sale. That Deserves Its Success.

WHEN we hold a. sale there's a reason for it we have something to sell at a price that makes it a bargain. We nevr latch up" sales. The fact that people know this thoroughly well is perhaps one rea son why when we send out a bargain call it commands such attention and wins such patronage. Were clearing out clothing.

Were asking prices that make important bargains of every Mans arid Youths' Sack Suit in mixed fabrics and every Winter Overcoat in black blue and fancy in the' house. ParkerBridget Co. to Outfitters Ninth and Pennsylvania Ave. Wonder What Mertz Will Say To-day Store closes at 6 p. m.

dally p. m. Saturdays. A Mertz Special. Swell Suits to order in the Mertz way" of fine black and snappy fancy fabrics worth to 20 at.

ic mcnz- 950 FulUdreii Suits if or Inaugurl Ball to order. 1750 up. MERTZ and MERTZ CO. 906 St. Woods Grass AND Glover Seeds.

For clean fields and clean crops Sow Woods Trade Mark Seeds the best qualities obtainable. Woods deed Book gives the fullest information about Grasses and Clovers best time and methods of seeding kinds best adapted to different soils quantities to seed per acre best com- blnatlotls for hay or pasturage and mucii other information of the greatest value to every farmer. Woods Book is mailed free on request. rite for It. and.

Special Price List of Farm TW Wood Sons Seedsmen RICHMOND YIRSNIA. WOODS SEEDS ora GRAND PRIZE ST. LOUIS 1904. GOLD MEDAL PARIS 1900. You might us well Order that New Suit At once.

The spring sultings are here so are the prlng fashion plates and the best tailors are here to give you the bent zorTice. GEORGE E. HEIIBARD Modern Tailor. Expert on Trousers. Ninth Street.

AfineO1dMary landRye Whiskey. Sold ex- clusivelyby J. J. OKeefe H247thStNW. Phone 571 K.

1 full quart. Our Scientific Foot Appliances Will utp dl future misery. Tl yenoy end pre. vest the return ot Corns Bunions 40. At your druggists or J.

J. Georges Son CHIROPODISTS. 1 21 1 Pa. Ave. NW A THE KEELEY CURE Drink and Drug Addictions la A4 lnUttred at THE IEELET INSTITUTE.

Jll North Capitol street Washington. D. Co. U4 sew. 11.

In. thV District of Columbia. Ja ALL MUST BE REGISTERED. Georgetown Sounds Warning to Athletes Coming to Carnival. Every athlete who competes In the a m- Ingr meet of Georgetown University will have to be a.

registered one under the rules of the Amateur Athletic' Union. There will' be no deviation from this and to meet the Question squarely Manager Graham yesterday sent out broadcast a now entry sheet on which It Is stated that the athleles A. A. U. number must accompany the entry.

This Is done to meet every reeu1remeat of the rules or the A. A. U. and the Intercollegiate Association of America. and that nothing will happen at the finish or the meet to cause any scandal.

The indoor track of Georgetown College Is thronged every day with the local run- ners gttlng ready for what to to be a red letter day In the annals or such' affairs Caxt. Charles McCarthy has a big squad out. and Coach Joe Rellley Is hard at work with another squad setting them down to raclns form. Bernie "Wefers. another notable athlete.

Is also assisting In putting the men through the sprints. having one or two that he Is de sirous of making winners of at the coming affair. William Foley has the High School boys going In fine shape. and there' Is no denying the fact that the Central team Is I good enough to run any college relay In America. There Is also the Y.

31. C. A. team. Friends' Select.

Carroll Institute St. Johns Academy. Potomac Boat Club. tie law school. and the speedy youngster from Georgetown preparatory.

A new race has been arranged between the Y. M. C. A. of this city Carroll In stitute and the West Branch Y.

M. C. A of Baltimore. The Georgetown law students are very anxious to secure a race with the law department of the George Washington University. There Is some probability that Ralph Rose the Mich- Igan giant.

will come down here to put the shot. If he comes he will enter as an Individual and not from University of Michigan as it is probable he will in the future represent Cornell College. Steps are now being taken to get up the relay race between the Army and Navy officers stationed in this city. LOWE WINS IN FOURTH. Patsy Corrigan a Good Boxer hut Lowe Had the Punch.

Tommy Ix we of Washington put Patsy Corrigan. of Trenton. N. 3. to sleep In four rounds of a bout that was carded to go fifteen rounds.

last night at a re sort on the sburg road. Two outs were recorded In the evenings carnival of pugilistic sport and another one would have been registered had not Referee Harry Mace stopped the bout. Lowe was Inferior to lean In the science. of the game but the Weshingto- nlan had an advantage in weight and strength that was too much for the Jer- seyite. They fought cleverly for three rounds.

and there was but little differ- ence in the points when they went to the center or the ring for the fourth round. Corrigan probably underestimated the ability of his. opponent. and In an unguarded moment Lowe landed a right-hand swing on Corrigan's Jaw that sent him to the floor. and he failed to get to his feet at the count of ten.

Kid Fagan and Bud Hurley put up a hot battle in the six-round mill. Eagan looked to be an easy winner In the first round. but Hurley knocked pagan down three times in the second. and only th gong saved him. He was refreshed.

however when he started In the. next. and Eagan fought with so much determination that he had Hurley going all the while and when It was apparent to Referee Mace that Hurley was beaten. he ended the bout before the time limit had expired. The first preliminary brought together Rube Carter and Jack Ward.

Carter was so much superior to Ward that he put him out hi one round. Aloysius Club Organized. The Aloysius Baseball Club. formerly the Gonzaga. Club of the Capital City League has organized for the coming sea- Eon.

and will begin practice as. soon as weather conditions permit. Maurice Wolfe. the capable southpaw pitcher of the Newark team. in the Eastern League will have charge of the pitchers.

Imparting to them some of the tricks of his professional brethren. Recently this club which has grown to be one of the leading young men's clut5 of the city installed a set of bowling alleys In Its gymnasium and the members ara now creating havoc among the pins with a view of entering one of the bowling leagues In the future. Pneumonia and Grip Follow the Snow. UUCATIVB EROMO QUININE prevents Pneumonia and Grip. Call for th Jail sen.

mi look' ljaatur of E. JV OreT lie. FAVORITES WIN IN MUD OnlyBarca and Mr. Jack Their Backers. TOBOGGAN FDTDS A SOFT SPOT Wins Second Race at Prohibitive Odds.

Tristam' Shandy and Lee King the Two Successful Outsiders Baywood Jake Sanders and- Long. Days Lead Their Fields Home To-day's Entries. New Orleans. Feb. 7.

Rainy disagreeable weather and a heavy track cut down the fields. diminished the attendance and Interfered with to-day's racing generally. Four favorites won Mr. Jack. who was repeatedly cut off and Interfered with and Barns.

who disliked the going. meet- Ing defeat. Beginning Crescent pity Jockey Club will raise the value of purse and selling racing from 400 to 500 and 600. and of handicaps to 00 and 900. Summaries FIRST RACE One and one-eighth miles.

Trlstam Shandy. 106 H. Phillips I to I won TIo Eye it Baird It to 1 eecond John Doyle. 33 Doy- 1st 9 to 2 thud. Time.

2:04 6. Lou Woods Mr. Jack The Hebrew. Arachue. Doeskin.

Prank Rice Ojtbwa. and Yelimantown also ran. SECOND RACE One mile. Toboggan. 106 J.

MeIctre I to 3 won Biggerly 103 W. Robbins 1 to 1 second Hakim 107 McCaffertyj. 30 to 1. third. Time 5.

Trrls Goldsplnla Roger Smith. Flamboyant. Princess Athellng and Beverly also ran. THIRD RACF Seven furlongs. Daywood.

118 Ph1Il193) 13 to 5. won Pixie Lad. 98 James Hennesay IS to 1 second Merry Acrobat 105 Ealrd 4 to 1. third. Time.

1 33. Dusky. Barkelmore. Lord French. Over Again.

Jerry Hunt. iLnd Stolen Moments also un. FOURTH RACB Six furlongs handicap. Jets Sanders 9 Nlcol I to 10 won Lady Ellison 12 Batr1) 10 to I second Charlie Thompson 102 H. Phillips 9 to 6 third.

Time. 1:17 G. Juta also ran. FIFTH RACB One mite and five furlongs. Lee King.

107 Schilling 6 to 1. won George Vivian. 97 McGee 4 to 1 second Handeptnner 97 Baird 7 to 4 third. Time. 303 6.

Barca and Bountiful also ran. SIXTH MC Six furlongs Long Days 107 J. Martin 7 to 6. won Isabella D. 107 W.

Robbins to I second Halcyun Days 100 Aubuchon 13 to 1 third. Time. :19. Bisque Night- mare. Dixie Andrews Diamond Beauty.

Tarbula and Hthel Mark. also ran. untriec for Wednesday First race Ono mile Belling. Plautue 94 Mint Bed 97 The Hebrew- 98 Belle of Portland and Doctor Ourosey 99 each Emma A. M.

Lineal and Rachel Ward 101 each Barkelmore. 102 Merry Acrobat 104 Slpmund. ill and Reveille. 208. Second race Six furlongs.

Ranger and Inspector Halpln 102 each- Vlperlne and By Play. 105 each Fox Hunting- and Charley Dlckson 110 each. and Ralbert. 117. Third race One mile handicap.

St. Sever 92 Katie Powers 99 Klelnwood and Lurallghter 104 each. and Garnish 111. Fourth race Four furlongs Carnival Stakes 11030 added. Doctor McClure.

Wagtaff Leonard. and" Joe Hayraan 105 each Libation and Markle Mayer 105 each Graydal. log Jack Dolan. 113 Protu8 and Verdant. 118 each.

Pith race One and quarter miles selling. Belle Barnard. Gracious Royal Arms Caithneu. and First One 84 each Lady Mistake. 89 Lady Fonse 7 Brunswick.

98 Bourke Cockrao 99 Smper Vlvax 104 Sambo. 106. and Harry New. 107. Jtxth race Five furlongs selling.

Signal Light. 101 Sharp Boy 107. Charlie Celia 107 Courtier. Frank Bill. end Diagram 107 each Harpoon.

Yorkshire. Gladiator. Shock the Talent. Musselman. and.

lottore 110 each. Results at Oakland. San Francisco Feb. 7. Track heavy at Oakland.

Summaries FIRST RACE Five and a halt furlongs. Belle Reed 7 to 10 won Ethel Abbott. 40 to 1 second The Hawaiian. 6 to I third. Time.

1:144. Bath Beach. Cleoanthus and Yellowstone also ran. SECOND RACE Three and a half furlongs. Mu- apan.

3 to 1 won Semllune 6 to 1 second Lady Catherine 15 to 1 third. Time. 0:4 H. George A. Knight.

Ctzzaza Mrs. Berg. Santee. Bill Bagwell lila Lorena M. Bakersfield and Xsabeau also ran.

THIRD RACE Five furlongs. Toto Oratlo to 1 won Foxy Grandpa. 5 to 1 second Ragnarok II JO to 1 third. Time. 1 07 Fair Lady Anna.

Satzento Silicate Rlesca. Pretano and Skip Me also ran. FOURTH RACE Mile and a sixteenth. Anvil 6 to 1 won Clnclnnatus 6 to 1 second Barrack 7 to 5 third. Time.

1 66 Briers Greenock. and Flying Torpedo also ran. FIFTH RACE Six furlongs handicap. Bragg. I to 1 won Rector to 1 second' Sea Voyage 7 to 1 third.

Time 1:21. Sale and 30. A. Powell also ran. SIXTH RACE Mile.

Hanault. to 1. won Arcada. 7 to 6. second Stlllcho 6 to 1 third.

Time. 1:49 Major Tenny also ran. Entries for to-morrow First race Six and a half furlongs selling Urbano and Bob Palmer. 105 each Mr. Dingle and Foxy Grandpa.

108 each Cinnabar. 100 Myrtle H. 98 Tom Riley Klckumbob. and Dundreary. 105 each.

Second race Futurity course selling. Box Elder 107 Maud Mueller 95 Judge Hughes and Yellow. stone. 110 each. Pencil Me and Presidio.

102 each Estraza 100 Doublet. 97 Llbble and Candid. 105 each. Third race Five and a half furlongs selling. My Order and Alone.

107 each. Pay Templeton and Harvester 105 each Edrodun. 108 Melar and Steelwlre 103 each. Fourth race Mile and a sixteenth handicap. Arcade 105 Veterano.

107 Gallop Off 89 Soufrlere. 100 Big Beach and A. Muskoday 91 each Cloverland. 102 Bragg. 104.

and Gateway 103. Fifth race Six furlongs selling. Alta Agnes tack and Lady Kent. 107 each Cloche dOr 112 Sot Llcittenatein. 114 Bet Man and Mountebank.

109 each The Jew. 101. and Instrument. 111. Sixth race Mile and seventy yards selling.

Serenity 102 Esherln. Ill Byronerdale. 113 MOdi- cum. 101 Erne and Mr. Farnum 103 each.

Ascot Park Summaries. Los Angeles Feb. 7. Track slow at Ascot. Summaries FIRST RACE Six furlongs.

Extrellado 8 to 6 won Anhinte 6 to 1 second Isabute 6 to I third. Time 1:15 Avatar. Doctor Tom. Limb of the Law. Prier Line.

Babe Lady Rice and Ethel Beeht also ran. SECOND RACE Oca mile. Doctor C. 9 to I won Cottliicn. 4 to I second Dlxelle 10 to 1.

third. Time 1:41 Ding pong Sportsman Mart Gentry. Diralpation Jardln De Paris. and Pygmalion also ran. THIRD RACE Six furlongs.

Aunt Polly. to IV won Dorlce to 1 second Great Mogul. to 1. third. Time.

4. Goldnndar Pllon. Rose of Hiloa. and Sunnyside also ran. FOURTH RACE One and sixteenth miles.

pda 7 to 2 won Dutiful 7 Jo 1 second Water- cure. 7 to 2 third. Time :48. Rough Rider. Ora Viva and Ripper also ran.

FIFTH RACE Six furlongs. Frank L. Perley 9 to 5. won Palmist. to 1 second Pruewood.

I to I ttlrd. Time. :15. Denzll Gondolas North- pole. Carlisle Wheeler Bandlllo and To- toana ajo ran.

SIXTH RACE One and one sixteenth miles. The Great Medicinal Whiskey The Best stop for colds and the grip is an occasional nio" of Old Braddock MARYLAND RYE Keep it on hand to fortify your system from the effects of exposure. Grocers' Cafes Clubs. JAS CLARK DISTILLING GO. D.P.UcCarUiy.Har- 610 Pa.

Ave. Phoa Mala MM. BugIehora4 to 1. wonOeors Berrr. 7 to a e- onij Durbar a to 1ttird.

Time 1 H. Doctor Long. Postmaster- Piorrightaud and Fatiy Brown also ran. Entries for to-morrow First rac Halt mile two Loral Front Doctor Prince- of Coins. Necrotnan- cer- and Astral 118 etch Ha.

Aronella Sandstorm 811 Senator Boils and Doreathea Pry. US each That's What IDS Daisy Brouck and Mabel V. IDS each Second race One. mile- selling. Emily Oliver and Headstrong 181 each EL Onlnaeberg and Vlloa.

101 each Sugden J8 Uln May Bowdlsn. Huspala and Lauretta' Pnllllps. each Eleven Ben. and Montana Peeresa. 104 each.

Third race One and one-eighth miles handicap. Schoolmate 118 Arabp 105 Dlamente. 103 Sheriff Bell. 7. and Blissful.

5. Couple Schoolmate and Arabo as Price entry. Teufth race Fire and a hat furlongs. La Londe. 110 Witch HaieU 107 Dorado.

103 One Way. In- hader. and Confessor. 100 each. and Maud Fealer.

t6 Fifth raco Brooks course selling. Position and Golden Light 107 each Henry CUy Rye and Wil tiara F. 104 each Brlarthorpe. Hellenon. and In.

vlctus etch and Iras. 94. Sixth race Six furlongs selling. E. U.

Brattan and Elfin King. US each Counterpoise. 108 My Otto. 105 Loin Reed and El Verraco. 104 each Happy Chappy.

102 St. Winifred and Dad Anderson. 100 each Susie Christian. 97 Joe Kelly. 96 Aceltna 89 Ladr Mlnora.

88. and Hersaln. 9 Hot Springs Card Declared Off. Hot Springs. Ark.

Feb. 7. On account of rain arid sleet to-day's races at Essex Park were declared oft. Entries for Wednesday First race Three furlongs. Calabash 10 Never.

seen. 103 Letty and Running Miss. 95 each Massum. 100 Mathls and America U. 105 each George Shell 98 and Dr.

Tllghmann 700. Second race Six furlongs. Ingolthrtft. 103 Tur- rando. IOJ Mlmon.

98. and Joe Goss 108. Third race Six and a half furlongs. Amorous 105 Billy Moore. 110 Chlcorka Maid.

88 Erste Plats 00 Locket. 108 All Scarlet. 93. and Cornwall 108. Fourth race Seren furlongs Hot Springs West- sin Handicap.

Right and True. 108 Van Ness. 100 Gus Heldorn 105 Manile Worth. 120 As- terlak 95 and Judge Hlmea. 114.

Fifth race Mile and an eighth. Compass 104 Excentral 94 Give All. 101 lemphlan. 109 Payne. 108 Nameokt.

105 Remorse. 106. and Tete Noir. 88 Sixth race Six and a half furlongs. Operator.

105 Borak. Nuptial. 103 Martlua 1O2. Jigger. 106 Moorhen.

100. and Clifton Boy. 105. POOLROOM CRUSADE. Attorney Jerome Promises to Stop Turf Gambling in York.

York. Feb. 7. District Attorney Jerome said to-day that he had un a crusade against poolrooms In this city and Intended to close all of them. He said the majority of' the principal men In the Illegal business had left the State.

and that one man. upposad to be the capitalist back of a big chain of betting rooms had gone to Europe In order to avoid service of a subpoena calling on him to testify before the grand Jury. The district attorney declared however. that he would summon men who had planed bets. and believed that In this way he could ob taln evidence enough to call for Indictments against the leaders In the game.

TO STOP POOL SELLINq. Gov. Folk Recommends Amendments to Missouri Breeders' Law. Jefferson City Mo. Feb.

7. Gov. Joseph W. Folk to-day warded to both houses of the legislature a special message deal- Ing chiefly with legislation affecting the proposed repeal of the breeders' law which licenses bookmakers to sell pools In certain inclosures the fee going to the support of the-State fair. Gov.

Folk urges such amendment of the breeders law as will eliminate licensing of gambling by the State. The breders' law GOY. Folk stated In his message. Is a good la' as tar It goes but It does not go far enough. If pool selling Is an evil thing.

It should not be permitted at all. JOHN 3. RYAN ON TRIAL. Charged with Embezzlement of 900000 by rich Scheme. St.

Louis Feb. 7. John J. Ryan who gained considerable notoriety through his connection with an alleged rich. quick" turf Investment company.

was to day placed on trial In the St. Louis Circuit Court under an Indictment charging him with the embezzlement of 900000 by means of that concern. The principal witnesses are three women. residents of St. Louis each of whom declares that she was an Investor In Ryan's scheme.

METROPOLITAN GOLF ELECTION. Annual. Tournament Will Be Held. on the Fox Hills Course. New York.

Feb. 7. Besides electing and Installing officers for the ensuing year the Metropolitan Golf Association. at Its annual meeting at the Metropolitan Club to night named the Fox Hills course. at Stapleton.

S. I. as the course on which the annual Metropolitan championship tournament will be held this spring. not later than the last week In May. The-new officers are Daniel Chauncey Dyker Meadow.

president William Fellows Morgan. Baltusrol vice president Lionel Graham. Fox Hill treasurer. and Mortimer M. Singer secretary.

The executive committee elected Includes C. F. Wattson Essex Frederick A. Snow. Tuxedo Robert C.

Watson. jr. Garden City Harvey Murdock. Nassau and W. R.

Innis. St. Andrews GRANT AND PARKER MATCHED. Crack Wrestlers Will Meet in Finish Bout Next Wednesday Evening. The Turner Athletic Club announces that It has matched Joe Grant with Har- vey Parker for a wrestling bout.

to be held at the Washington Light Infantry Armory on the evening of February 15 catch-as-catch-can style. best two out of three. Of all Grants matches this winter the one with the Little Demon" probaby will be the most attractive. Parker weighs about the same as Grant. and as there will be no handicap it will bring out the best aggressive and defensive work of both men.

some yeals ago Grant threw Parker In a short match at a local' theater. and since then he has met him In minute affairs but none was as satisfactory as the coming event promises to be. President H. Claude Turner says he has received challenges from wrestlers In all sections of the country but has rejected nearly all. as he does not wish to make any matches that may turn out to be as unsavory as' those In which the bogus Eddie Barr and Fred Beall appeared.

Mr. Turner says he has endeavored to get Eddie Barr to meet Grant. but Barr has learned from some of Grants friends that the local boy is a hard man la defeat and the Cincinnati mat artist Is standing out for more money th the game In Washington will justify. Grant says he will wrestle Barr to a finish and the Turner Athletic Club will offer 25 per cent. of- the gross receipts to Barr if he loses.

or 35 per cent. it he wins with a 50 side bet. Barr claims he can easily make 158 pounds which Is the weight Grant trains to for his matches. After witnessing a clever match with the bogus Eddie Barr. the lo cal wrestling followers are anxious to see the real Barr who is reputed to be one of the best In the West.

Ward Gets Decision in Fifth. Grand Rapids Mlch. Feb. 7. Mike Ward of' Sarnla Ontario won his fight to-night with Jimmy Kelley of New YorZ In the fifth round on a foul The men were fighting clean breaks.

and Kelley from the first round persisted In hitting In- clinches with one arm free. Near the- clos rof the fifth round he hit Ward twice in. the stomach in a clinch. and Referee Lynch declared Ward- the winner. Tie in Chess Match Paris Feb.

7. The slxthgame In the. chess match between Frank J. Marshall. of.

Brooklyn N. T. and D. Janowskl. of Parts resulted in- a draw after two moves The score now stands Marshall.

2 Jau9wki 2 drawn 9- BOWLERS IN TOURNEY Washington Will Be Well Represented at Milwaukee. THREE TEAMS OF FIVE MEN Columbia Teams Numbers and 3 and the Bureaus' Will Participate in the men Competition Five Pairs Wilt Roll in the Two-men Games an4 All Are Entered in Individual Class. The City Bowling Association held a special meeting last night at the Palace. Alleys to receive entries for the national tournament of the American Bowling Congress which will be held at Milwaukee beginning February 18 and continuing for one week. Reports of committees working in the Interest of the coming trip to the Wisconsin metropolis were received.

and Indicated that the plans will be well carried out. Washington will be represented by three men teams and five two-men teams and all those who will take part In those two lines of competition will also' participate In the Individual competition. A few others who will not be- identified with any. of these teams will be seen In the Individual games. The Columbia team No.

1 will composed of Harry- Krauss T. A. Harlow. A. C.

Rodrick. William L. Miller and Charles H. Spless. George T.

Cox. president or the District League and also president of the City Bowling Association. will be captain of the first team. The Columbia No. 2 team.

will have A W. Allison. W. E. Warren P.

G. Smith. A. W. Burnt.

and George D. Campbell with George S. Livingston president of the Departmental League as captain. Messrs. Cox and Livingston will also represent the association as delegates in the American congress.

The two-men teams will be made up as follows A. W. Allison and W. L. Miller T.

A. Harlow and A. C. Rodrlck A. W.

Bunn and P. G. Smith W. E. Warren and G.

D. Campbell and Harry Krause and Charles H. Spiess. The named pair won the two-men championship last year at the tourna ment held at Cleveland and they will do their best to defend the title at the coming tourney. In addition to the teams mentioned Messrs.

Cox and Livingston will roll In the individual competition. and S. H. Handy and A. F.

Jorss. two well-known bowlers. will also take part. Although the Bureau team did not sign entry blanks last night. Us members will be recorded among those who will take the trip and the entries will reach the secretary of the tournament committee at Milwaukee before Friday evening when the list wilt close.

The local contingent has not yet selected headquarters in Milwaukee for their weeks stay but It Is likely that the St. Charles Hotel will be their quarters. Interiors Drop Two Games. Last nights games In the Departmental League resulted in another defeat for the Interiors. who rolled splendidly.

but the Post-office boys played Just a little better taking two oat of the three. The teams below second place are making the competition decidedly interesting and uncom fortable the Bureaus and Interiors and the tide does not seem to be ready to turn in their favor. Despite Mcdaulleys 222 score in the first the Interiors took the first all of the latter quint hanging up good scores although they were all under' 200. In the second the Interiors picked up thirteen pins on their first game but their opponents Jumped to 930 while In the last the Post-office team reached 963 and the' Interiors fell to 850 making an easy victory for the mail men. Ward scored heaviest getting 229.

McCaulley and Lelmback each got 2 2 and Bishop also or the Post-office made a 208 mark. Bunn rolled 203 In the second which was the highest score among. the Interiors. When the Kismets started to roll against the Capitols last night they were tied with the Orientals for first place In the Royal Arcanum. League but they dropped three games to their opponents and have given up the leading position or the first time this season.

Two of the Kismet games were good ones. but the last was exceedingly poor on each ones part except CrJst. who rolled 211 after getting 227 in the recond. Ludwig also chalked up 211 and had. another score that reached 187.

For the Capitol team Alli- son started- with 220 made 233 in the next. and dropped to 149 in the last. Washington defeated Boston two out of the three games played in the Plate Printers' League. Lavender rolled best. having fine scores In each game.

Scores DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE. First Second Third' Interior. game. game. game.

Livingston 71 159 177 Garrett 179 18 188 temmon 187 In 170 Burn 183 203 132 Rice 176 191 183 Totals. 89 908 850 First Second Third Post-office game. game. game. Douglass 136 171 179 Lelmback 187 Zfl McCauley 522 155 191 Ward 135 229 173 Bishop 176 JOS 198 Totals 858 30 963 ROYAL ARCASUM.

First Second Third Capital. game. game. game. Hutterly 152 187 131 Redker 177 163 162 Burley 181 138 205 Allison 220 233 349 Ecksteln 200 160 172 Totals.

30 881 819 First Second Third Kismet game. game. game. Hoffman 170 182 127 Ab 123 114 702 Ludwig 211 187 138 CrUt 1 227 211 Rodrlck 19 160 181 Totals. 854 870 731 PLATE FBOTORS' LEAGUE.

First Second Washington game. game. game. Mon-lion 160 17 13 MeAsliffe us 131 1J Donohue 173 US i Farrell 131 us i Johnson 154 In i Totals. KJ 014 J3 First Second Third Boiton.

game. game. Lavender 233 181 nan 108 193 187 in ISI 137 Glaseo i 139 150 O'Connor 142 i 154 Totals. 744 769 59 PHILLIES LEAD PLATE PRINTERS. New York and- Chicago in an Interesting Race for Second Places The Plate Printers Bowling League last Saturday night completed the second series of Its season with the exception of three games postponed by the New York and Chicago teams.

This is the most Interesting race the plate printers have had during their several years' of championship competition although the Philadelphia team appears to outclass its company and probably will win he championship. New York and Chicago are' furnishing plenty' of Interest for econd place and the rolling of the postponed games will have a strong bearing upon the result of the competition for second They are so well matched that neither can get a good lead over the other. while both are being hard pressed by the St. Louis and Boston teams. The Washington team looks natural in last place for the name seems.

to be a hoodoo to bowlers as well as to ball players. Charles Lord has well earned the right to stand first in the Individual averages. This has been one of the best winters of his career on the alleys both in this league and in the Departmental where he also ranks among. the best players. Hardle Helmeriehs and Land all teammates of Lord on the Bureaus in the Departmental follow him in the order named.

Most of the members of this league toll only in the Plate Printers' organization and as only two sets of games are played each week. it is easily seen that it is practically impossible for them to attain high marks at the ten pin game. Most of those among the first dozer- are. bowling enthusiasts of the highest type and this accounts for their excellent percentages. Following are the official averages as compiled by Mr.

Jesse H. Watt. TEAM STANDING. Games Stand- High played. Won.

Lost. log. set. Philadelphia SO 25 5 833 8 6 Now 27 14 13 518 IS Chicago. 27 13 14 40 801 St.

Louis. 30 14 16 467 772 Boston. 30 12 18 400 784 Washington 30 9 21 300 762 INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. To al High Games. pin.

game. Age. Lord. to 5605 242 181 Macdie. 27 4999 258 Hi Hplmerlch8.

25 2743 211 142 Lane 27 4750 238 173 Myers. 12 2107 234 175 Budte 18 3116 222 173 Carroll. :4 4132 204 172 Lavender 26 4319 215 166 Orspada is 2939 210 163 Hess 20 3214 195 167 Cook. 24 3860 235 163 Stanton. 27 4260 211 157 Johnson.

16 2484 204 155' O'Connor. to 4636 185 154 Watt. 22 5395 205 lot Jones. 17 4165 179 151 Plutth. 20 3002 197 154 Farrell.

27 4146 207 153 Danohue 90 4596 191 153 Morrison 30 4586 192 157 Batch. 27 4056 188 1ST Spencer. 24 3573 187 In Elajn 14 204 183 146 Bowman 27 3857 216 742 Lehrrkubl. 20 2933 172 141 Hhnuth 18 2328 176 4) McCauley. 9 1250 165 136 Shanahan 9 1245 183 138 Zabel.

11 1512 177 137 Whalen 20 2703 166 1st Kleso 23 3056 184 132 Rosenbaum. TO 3937 269 131 Flaherty. 15 1933 156 134 Sprli-gmcyer 3ft 3853 166 126 Metzter 27 3456 179 124 READ COACH ABOLISHED. Advisory Board Named- to Direct Pennsylvania Football Team. Philadelphia Feb.

7. The board of directors of the Athletic Association of the University of Pennsylvania to-day ratified the report of the football committee re gardlng coaches for the season of 1905. The coaching start will be as follows Advisory board Dr. Carl S. Williams chairman.

George H. Brooke. Byron W. Dlckson Samuel Goodman. Jr.

and Marshal Reynolds. Board of coaches Byron 76' Dtckson field coach A. L. Smith. assistant field coach N.

Morlce Dr. John Hedges. C. E. Wallace Nj F.

Folwell. John McCloskey and Dr. Charles M. Whartou. In dividual coaches.

This marks the Inauguration of a new system of coaching at Pennsylvania. The head coach. system gives play to an advisory board policy and the field coach will direct the routine work on the grid- Iron. Each year a. graduating member or the team.

prcf fably the captain. will be lected as assistant fleldNioach and he will coach the scrub team the first year. The crew committee reported the election of the following officers Thomas Heath chairman K. W. Kfnaitf manager R.

F. Wood. jr. assistant manager. Thomas Cochran was ratified' as assistant manager of the 1906 football en COLUMBIA GOLF CLUB.

William Waters Conies from Scotland to Act as Instructor. The officials of the Columbia Golf Club have secured the services or a new professional who will arrive from Scotland March 1 to take the place. of Arthur Smith. the professional and instructor who has resigned to accept a position with a golf club near Plttsburg. The new professional is William Waters who comes from St.

Andrews. Scotland where he has for years been a pupil of Torn Morris one of the known golfers in the world. and the St. Andrews course la one of the oldest and most difficult In the old country. Bogey on the course- Is 84 but Waters has played it in 72 which indicates that he Is pretty well acquainted with the game.

The Columbia Club has also secured the services of an expert who will have charge of the course and have it In the best of condition for play during the coming' season. ISEMAN BRO Outfitter for Both fen and Boyi-Cor. 7th and Streets- N. W. Closing Out All Men's Fancy Suits Overcoats.

667 for Suitsand Overcoats marked 1000 835 for Suits and Overcoats marked. 1250 900 for Suits and Overcoats marked. 50 1000 for Suits and Overcoats marked. I5CQ 12 35 for Suits and Overcoats marked 1850 1335 for Suits and Overcoats marked 2000 1500 for Suits and Overcoats marked. 2250 ATHLETES GOING TO BALTIMORE.

Washington Y. Iii. CA to Take Part in Johns Hopkins Meet. The Washington Y. M.

C. A. athletes will be well represented at the Johns I Hopkins University games Saturday night and in basket-ball and Indoor' games against Y. M. C.

A. teams of. that city. The local bpys will be seen in the longer races at the Johns Hopkins carnival. Inthe yard run there will be three local boys H.

M. Gillrnan. F. P. Heartslll.

and W. Manglltz. Heartsill will also run inthe mile race. Washington Association relay team has been matched to race against the West Branch team. of Balti- more.

The Washington team will be selected from the following- runners A. J. Decker. P. S.

Herring H. G. Royce. A. R.

Quantrille and J. V. Baulslr. There will be no games at the Washington Association this Saturday evening. as the indoor baseball and basket-ball teams will be in Baltimore but on Saturday i evening.

February 18 there will be a i header at the local. assoclatlin gymnasium. consisting of indoor baseball and basket-ball with the strong Newark teams of Baltimore. Both Oriole teams I are of the best quality and as the Wash- I ington boys are also strong players there I will be excellent sport. FAITH IN PHIL KING.

Wisconsin's Election of Washingtonian as Coach Gives Students New Hope. Prom the Milwaukee Sentinel. The election" of Phil King to the posl- tlon of football coach at the University of Wisconsin Is the most important Qvent in th history of athletics at Madi. son that has been chronicled in many months. and the selection of the athletic authorities is meeting with great favor.

The sole topic of conversation in alumni circles In Milwaukee Is the return to. the head of the football department of the man who has developed and brought out the most brilliant elevens that ever fought for Wisconsin upon the gridiron and the confidence of graduates in the ability of the great coach to restore the cardinal to its former standing in the football world Is unbounded. It is thought that the coaching problem has been solved. and that the attendant condition which for a time threatened to result In nothing short of a scandal in athletic circles at the university have been removed by the election of Phil King to resume his position at the head of the football department. As In former years when he was in power.

the veteran coach will have complete charge of the football department. MANY AMERICANS IN HAVANA. Roads in Good Condition for Coming Automobile Tournament. Havana Feb. 7.

Many automobiles i were out to-day trying the mile road I course which will be followed in the auto- I mobile tournament here under the auspices of the Havana Automobile Club. The drivers were highly pleased with the conditions The principal race takes place Sunday next. The visiting members of the Chicago Commercial Club have returned here after an enjoyable tour of the interior of Cuba. They will be received. this evening by Minister Squiers at his residence.

and to-morrow will visit the sugar plantations. Havana is now filled with American tourists. THREE IN BILLIARD TOURNEY. Conklin Gardner and Sigourney Will Play' for' Final Honors. Chicago.

Feb. 7. Charles F. Conklin of. Chicago Edward Gardner.

of New York. and W. H. Sigourney. of San Francisco.

are the players let In- the amateur" bil hard tournament who will fight out the final games for first honors. All the other' entries in the tournament have finished their games. and th three players who head the winning column will. It is expected. finish up the schedule by Thursday night.

Witnesses Charged with Perjury. Bedford md. Feb. 7. Frank Evans who was discharged after a preliminary hearing of charges that he was implicated in the murder of Sarah Schafer.

swore out warrants to-day for Dude Cook. sack Acton. and Rachel Kelly charging that they testified falsely at the hearing. Cook and Acton were arrested. Jumped from Window to Savannah.

a. Feb. H. C. Swift.

seventy-five years old who came to Sa. vannah from Stockton Ga. eight months pro. Jumped from the window of his home in this city last night and died to-day. He had been suffering from the grip fo several years.

Mr. Swift was a resident of New York. but came South' seeking a warmer climate. MONONGAHELA has carried off three international premiums medals and diplomas at Paris in 900 and at Chicago in 893 as well as the only Grand Prize that was awarded A PURE RYE WHISKEY at St. Louis last year.

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LOW FOUTH. Pats Corgan Goo bt nch. Lwe. Washngon. Corrign.

Tenton. but crded ffeeq nght are. Bladen burg rad. To out crnival puglstc Iport. regstered Refeee Har ace Lwe waslnferlor Crrigan ge Wahngo a adv ge wepht strengh se3le.

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10 Phllp8) 1. 1 BIr 1. ecnd Dy. le thld. Tme 2 :04 4- Lu Wod.

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Tme 1 :48 6. Trh. Gldsln Rogr Fabyant. Prlnc88 Atb lng. Bevrl als rai.

THRD Sevn furloDI 18 hllp3) 1 Ld. ame le. 1. scond MI Acrobat Ba 1 1:33. Baklmon Lrd Frnoh.

Jer" Hunt Mome II RH RACESix handicp. Sande Nicol. 10. Ld EI. I ai 1 I.

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4 ad Buntful 1 fulorg. Lng Da 10 Marin. to 6' Iabela HaCun 10 con Tme. 1 B8ue. Diie Andrw8.

Tarbula ad' Eel 80 Eztrln for Flrt rcno mie slng. 1 Hbr w88 ao Dcr Ourey Ema Lneal. al Yad 11 Bakdmore. Mel Acrbat. anI Revle Seond Si furlong ad Insp cor each pah ad Dickon.

10 elch. 17. rne mie hUdlcp. Sevr. Kate lower8.

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Bele Bened. Orclouo. Roa Ars. Caltne. Pnt One elch Ldy Ldy Fon e.

CcKran. Ivx Smbo. Hu lC. xth raFye furlong slng. Slge Lgbt.

Sy. 107 Charle Cela. 10 Curtier. Fnk Bi. Dagam.

Haroon 10 Resuls Okland Fancisco. Track hev Oakland RACEFie Bele 10. Abbtt. 4 1. 88ond 1 :11.

Cleo nthu. Yelowstone alo rn. Three hal 310 1. Semlune. Ld Catherne.

1. 0:461. Gerg Mr. Bi Bgel IIa. Lren.

Bakerleld. Iabeau aso RACE-Five furlong8. Grto. 1. Grandp.

1. eeond I. to Tme. Sicat rai. RCEMie ad Anvi.

1. 1. Brack :561. Brer 10 rn. Six furlong hlldicap.

1. 1. Se. 1. 1 :2.

Powel alo rU. RACE cda. Stlcho. 1. 1 Maor Tenn Entrie to raceSlz hl elng ech Fox ch MYrle Riey raceFuturlt cour.

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ech. rce1Ile nd h4ndlcap Galop 0. A Clo1r- lnd. Brag Gaeway. rceSIx slllg Age8 ack.

Ld 12 14 ech Inshment. 11. rceMie slng 11 18 10 Summares. Aneles. Tack Smmares FlST RACESx trlon Estnlado Allnt.

1. Iabute. Te. 1:15. AYItr LJer Db.

Ld Etel Beht SEOND RACE- Cotlc I. eolld Dlule. Tme. 1 :41. lng Sporsan.

Gent Drapatlon. Jarin rl. ad Pgal Ilo ri. RCESh trlong. unt Pol lI.

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2 Dutful. 1. Watr- 2. Time 1 Or Vln. ao rn.

FF Six furlos Fnk 1 Palm8t. 8ecnd PreOd Ulrd. Tme. 1 Dnzi. Gndolus CrlsI.

Weeler. BndUo ad tua rn. SIXH RCEne eIxtlnth mlea. Grt Medicil Shor stop for grp occasionl Un in" MAYLD RY fortiy te efects exposue. Grn' Cub JASCLRK DISTilLNG 0.

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Eltretor mow PI H1 t.o.ur-oldL Jt. Do L. Peof Ci. Neon- ad. uc nlvoela Sldr.

SnaBgpadDrute 1 Tatl lofDat Bucl ad MIbl ecl. Seld i mi. lnl Emi Olnr at Helc toeahEd Gultbr all Ulo 0lehScn. UKI. Bdlh BuapJ ec arla'- JllPI.

uh Ee. atWot. Pe. lO ec. TIrd renandolelght hadicap.

Sbolmt. 18 Arb 10 10 Sberll Bl. 9. ioB18fut. Cuple Sbolmte ed Ao 1c.

llu. urt1 rnnet I' hat furIng Lnde. 10 WlcUuell0r Drdo. 10 a haer. ad Cofe r.

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9. Ho Sprgs DecAre Of. Sprig. T. rn ad to Pak cared ot.

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rcSlx frlonS8. Ingolhrlt. rdo 9. ad Go. ThIr rc8x ad hal trlonp.

Bi More. 10 Chlcorkl Ert. 0 Lcket. Al Salet. wal.

rcSyen Sprngo Wet- Tre. 10 10 Worh. 10 terll. 95. Ind 14 rcMie Ecentra.

94GT. Jemphlan. Remor. ed 8. I Bork 8.

Mrtlu 10 10. ad Clftn Bo APOOLOM CUSAE. I JeromeoPis Tur Gamblng i New New TDstct Atorey Jerome sal toay begn a crde gains polrooms tis cty. Intende cose al eld mority Iegal buines uppr cap Italst bettng roms. ervlce calng testfy th attorey declar sumon plad bet.

beleved tat tls b- cal ment asaJnst te leades SELLNQ. Gv. Reommed Mi our Breedr' Jetersoncty. ov. tody legslat re specal chlefy legislaton atectng repal law.

enses I certin Incosure. suppor breEder a elminate lcensing gamblng Stte. Te a ls I I dos I selng evi peritted al. TRI. Chree wt Embezement 900 Get ohn Rya.

cnsIderable throuh coneto wih alege Invetment compy. wa to- place tria Luis Cour 0 concer. wineses ae thre St Luis 9ceme. MTROPOLTA GLF Annual Touament Wi Hia Cure. T.

electng Instaln Metropoltan Assocation. Is meetng Metropltan to- His a Metropoltan tourament wi ths last Thenew oIcers Wiiam Balusrol Hi Mortmer 11. executve commitee Wats on. Federick Ciy Harey GRAN PAR Wreslers Wi Finsh Nex Trner Athletc Paker a wresting Infantry 1 catch al wlnter.j wih LUte w1be wlbe wi deensive Parkerln hm mln afahs wa satsfactor cOJing Turer sys receved chlenges I al sectons' ll. a unsvory thoe bogs Bar Beal Turer' endevored frlend a man1 CIncInnat artst stadIng Wah.

wi justfy. wi wreste fnih. Turer Athletc wt ofer 2 goss rceipts I 3 percent. I wih bet Br clhns cn ealy 1 pounds matches Ater It bgs Edie the.lo- ca wetgfolowers axious tos Ba rputed on blt West Wad GS Dion i Fih. Ml 7.

Bal. Ontaio. fght tnlght wih Keley. York fft rund aoul fghtg clea bre ks. Kell te frt htg nclncbe th.

clol of ffth roun hi Wartwl6 stoac clnch. Refere Lyc decled Wad' wner. emCheuatch rlSF 7 IlxthJme th ches Fnk Marha. i Brkly Janowsk. Prs reuted adrw to moveS scoe stnds Mrh aOWak WJ RHEY WahgonWilBeWe1 reentedatMihvauke' THE TS Team Nubers I' te BueausWi Paicpte i Comp tiion rve Pai Wi Rol ilt men aD Al Enered Inivdual Cas Te Ciy Bowlng Asoiaton spelal meetng lat be Aleys entres forthenatonal tournaent Bolng Congess.

wl hed MPwau- ke bnning Febrary 1 andconUnuln week Repor comitees workin Interes cming tip. theWLonsln metrpols reeived. Indicate w1 wel Wahingon wl men fve ems ad al thoe w1 lne compttion wl partcpte I Indvidul competon. other' who wi Identfe wth i teas wi he indivdual' gaes. Clumia am No1 wl Hary' Kraus.

Rdck Wilam MUer. Charle H. Dltrl preident the cty Bolng AssoIaton. wl capain frst tem. wi A AlsonW WarerP Smih.

Bunn Geore Cmpbel. wth Geore LivIngon. D- Lae Mesrs. wl reresent asociaton a delegtes Aer- Icn congess. tes.

wil folows Alson nd' Mier RdriK Smih. ad Campbel. and I Har Krus Carle Spies. I laname ourna Ceveland. ad w1 bet tte additon mentoned.

Messr. ad wi rol competton. known wi art ld sig blank member wU wi wi se- tounament commitee Mlwaukee evenng. ls wi Te loal Misty. i lkely wi Lt 1 rled Pot bys pled ltte beter tking twoAt team blow decided I uneom- I InterIor.

tle i tur Depite 1lcCaules i 22 frst frst. al later lnt go 9ores al 2 secondthf frst oppnents 93. whie te Post i 96 fel 8. mai heviest. 2" I Culey Llmb ck 22 B1hop Po omce.

de 2 roled 20 was' KIsets st rted rol rght. ted Oren ls frst Acnum Lae. droppe thee gmes opponent. plton for frst tme seasn. god wa excedIngly excpt roled I 21.

ater geting 22 Eond. aso chaked 21 18. Cpitol AI- 2. 2 and 19 last Plnt rs' LaUe. Lvender roled fne scor gme.

Score DEPART TAL Llylngtn 11 15 11 Gartt 18 Lmmon 23' Totlo 89a 85 Dougal 190 :2 191 15 13 208 930 ARCA UY. FIrt gme Hutt rlY AlIson 19 Ect ln 20 16 Totals. 10 89 Klmet. Holman 10 12 Abl. 11 21 161 22 21 I9 TotaI8.

87 3' uGD Prt. Seclld Ir Wuhnc Kae pm pe. Koro 16' 178- 1. McAulr. IS 11 U.

Dnohue. 11 19 Frl 13 18 14 oohlllD 15 143 tda. D' 8 FIrt Sed Tblr BotoD. cae cme. came.

Lvellde. 06' 1' 18 Bwm 15 18 rla 1 11 13 GIo In I9 16 OConnor Totl. 1 16 89 PHILI LEA. PRITERS. and chcgi aI nterestig efor ond Plac Prnter Bowln ge lst Sray comleted rlt It saon.

wih Pstponed Cblct Tis prnterl I ave edr campionshp competton the. PhladelphIa tem apper outclas is I probbly wl the Chicgo Interet rlae rolng postpne gmes wi bering upn resul competton Tey are' wel matche nelher whie bing' St tems. Te Vahlngon look naturl to' bowler a bal wel ered I 8t. nd frt Ths ha caeer ale s. bth i Departmentl.

I alo raks player. Lnd al team- Lrd folow nm- e. leage lol Plte orgniza- ton. ad a gaes are plye It. th t.

i practcaly attin mark gme. frst dozep bowlng excelent pr- Folowing ofcial a omple STADI G. Gsms Lost Phldelphla 3 25' 83 86 2 1 Chlcgo. 3 1 Luis. 1 72 B08ton.

1 4 Wahlnton. 3 16 INDVIUAL Toa Game. Lrd. 56 Harie. 2 213 21 12 Ln 475 7.

23 1 316 13 12 2 4 17 Lnnder. 4. 19. 16 Orpada 2H39 20 16 Hes. 32r4 Cook.

2 2 26 21 2tS 20 1. Jon. 7 17 30 19 Farr I. 416 456 Morison. 3 15 88 Ela.

1 14 DVU 12 Lhrku I. 2 33 11 1) McC uley. 125 13 Shanahan. 9 124 18 13 Zab I. 1 210 KI.sO.3 RO enbaum.

0 11 1 f' Metzr 34 19 ABOLSHED. Acsor Diect Foobal Phiadelphia The rEctors Athletc Assocaton I Universiy ratifed' footbal commitee re- coa hes 19. coahing staf wi folows Alvlso" Dr. rl Wllars. chatran Brok.

Bron Jr. Boar coachesByron ed 1 alstant eld Walace. N' Fol. McClooey. DJ.

Cbarle In- inugraton ne stem of. coahIng hea system a- feld I wi routno ear graduatng membEr bly wi assistnt feldoach I w1 srub frst commitee repored th folowing ofcers charman Kna1 ma- Tomas chran rtfed' a 1 footbal COLUMBI CLU. Wilnm Come fom Aetas Instrcor. Th ofcials serices fesional. wi arive frm Sotnd 1 Instrctor resiged positon gol cub Wllam comes Sotand.

year pupi Morri best goier coure dlmcul countr. Bogeyon coure' 8. 7. tt wel acuaint- TeColumbla Cub ba aso sErlces expr w1 chre coure ad bst 1 SE MA i Outite Bot ad 80' III I 7t Steet. Suits SuifiandOv rcoatmarked.

IOO S35 forSuit nd Overcoat m12S0 90 Suis OercoatmarkedSI3 SO 100 Suiband 1 1235 fo Suit OvercoabmarkedS1SSO Suit 150 Suit Ov 0 ATHLTES GIG BALTIMOR Washingon C. A Part Hopks wi I Satu ay niht basket-bal aginst ciy. he wi 10ngEr i rcs crnival In'l 8 wl I. Giman. Heartl.

langltz. Heartl wi mle Assocltt aginst alt- wi tle folowing. Quantrle. Bulslr. w1 gam i Asociaton a basebal basket-bal I w1 Baltmore.

Sturday I' i 18. wi 1 local ass clat I consistng bsebal I basket-bal I tems. Baltmore V'a'sh are' wi KNG. Wiscons Eleton Washgonn Studens FOI Miwaukee Sntnel electon- Phi ta footbal Univerity of vent athletis adl- on hronlced selectln authorltlEs wIh ThE sCle conversaton crles Mlwaukee footal deprtment brllant tJat ev Visonsin gIdlrn confdence gaduates geat cardial foner I footbl i coachlng I conditon tme theatened resul scndal I' athleic. crces univerity electon Phi psiton I footbal yer.

I wa coah w1 footbal' de rtment. I I I HAVAA Roads Condton Comng Havna. T. automobtes I mie rad I coure whih w1 folowed fhe mobie lces Automobie Thedlver wih the' conditons Te tkes visitng Ccg Commercal Cub' retured w1 lrg Inlster Squlersat sugr plntae. tons.

I i fled wih Amercn I THRE BILLIAD TOUNEY. Conkn Wi Fial cicgo. T. Conkin. Ewad ew Fancico.

le amat ur- bi- lard w1 fght fnal gaes frs' Al entrie fnished thetre ply- jrs wil expecte. fnish sedule Thursay Charge wth Peru. T. Eans. wa prelmlnar3- chares Implcted I murer Sarh ut arrnts day DudE Cok Rchel Kely.

testfed areted. Jumpe in. Duth 7. Swif seventy yers ho cne Stokton. jumpd windov' ciy ad die day.

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