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KlVOitt rf WiCrw JJ SeW3 tf mmmmsmmhsmmu tBzammmmmmmmummmmmmmmammamMn A rr i isr fc tji jwi At wiu i mrviiBiBwawwiBiviHHiiaiaiHBHHBBBBHHBiaviviamPiBB WS8 aaassssKasnicSa nvwx 1 sr rx i sFa sm arm rwia tj rTB a Mm bi a hi bl fsr Ct iV I ffiJIji 3 abmfc i SHiIHIIIKH MllirK a TyT 1 XjecKV vv 1 A ct iiiiiiitniiiniifiiinn iz il a owT it jk tfBvm vr 1 1 jj ii4mw je Mmmm ri I S995SAS i 35339 33fe3iSilJ Si SSS JSEU355s 3cfra a jsasagsasiBjjSBH JIBNS WEAB Overcoats Civilian 20 25 30 35 40 50 And up to 75 Military 65 75 We direct your attention especially to the 1 unmistakable superiority of hand tailored clothing over the distinctly ordinary kind SIDNEY WEST Inc 14th Sts Sole Agents Stein Bloch Clothes and Dunlap Hats BOXING GETS A LIMITED LEASE OF LIFE IN Frawley Law Becomes Inactive Tonight but Sport Wilt Continue BY FITZ GERALD The death knell of boxing in New York under the Frawley law ill be sounded aCmidnight tonight but since Got Whitman issued his statement that bouts in legitimate clubs will not bViHterfered with lovers of the sport are quite willing to agree that every cloud has its silver lining Apparently boxing isnt going to take the count in the Empire State after all Until Gov Whitman made known his attitude on the question of the club membership system of holding bouts it was thought that the sport had seen its finish in New York for the time be inj at least As he led the fight against the iFrawley measure and as It was only after1 he had made it a personal issue that the legislators acceded to his demands to wipe the law off the statute books friends of boxing were theSopinion that he would put a ban on the club system Whitmans Attitude a Surprise tThty were agreeably surprised yesterday to learn that the governor con sidered bouts held in clubs with a le Sttimate membership perfectly legal ertjajnly the boxing promotors in New Tork are going to see to it that the membership of their clubs is legitimate As most of the clubs have charters it is quite likely they are legitimate anyway The outcome of the efforts of certain new Tork clubs to hold bouts for members only in the next few weeks Will be awaited with interest by followers of the sport In the meantime friends of boxing are lining up their forces to fight for the enactment of another law which will legalize the spqrt in New Tork A bill which would permit the holding of bouts under the law will be introduced at the coming session of the legislature Under the Frawley law boxing was conducted on a fairly high plane in New Tork The State obtained a handsome revenue each year from the tax it levied on receipts but bicker ing among the members of the commission and an unsavory expose of Conditions led Gov Whitman to make his fight against the law The framers of the proposed measure aim to profit by mistakes in the old law Will Improve Conditions So BUCceBSful were the workings of the Frawley law when it first went into effect that it was copied by other States and boxing enjojed a sudden boom Then undesirable eelements got to work TnNew Tork and they slowly but surely undermined the game If the sport does come back in New Tork under the protection of a specific law it will be op a better basis than ever before The death of a young boxer simply hastened the doom of the Frawley law It was later discovered that the man met his death not directly by reason ofjL blow but because he was in unfit physical condition This was the only fatality chalked up against boxing While the law was in force There were more deaths recorded in other sports PITT BIDS FAIR TO GAIN ENVIABLE FOOTBALL MARK If the Pitt eleven can defeat Car nesrie Tech and Penn State Saturday and Thanksgiving day respectively which seems altogether probable It Trill have completed Its third consecutive season withoutwithout a defeat So far Glenn Warners team has shown a string of 22 victories in a row unmarred even by a tie CLUBS NEED PLAYERS 0 TO CUT SALARIES Albany Nov 13 The Boston Americans were beaten in a legal action brought by Kury Hageman the court of appeals today deciding that the Boston baseball organization must pay Hageman the salary he alleges is due him In 1912 Hageman signed a contract to play at J400 a month He was transferred to Jersey City and later to Den er His salarv was cut in Denver and the court holds that while a player may be transferred his salary may not be cut without his consent iSt 3 Tewrney Alters Jtedistricting Resolution as 1 Fight ton Jlaiii Starts Louisville Ky Not 13 Formation of a new league to include the Xouis viile Indianapollsjand Toledo clubs of the American Association and certain clubs of the International League received a serious setback tonight A Tearney of Chicago president of Three I League who offered a resolution requesting the redistricting in all minor league territory finally amended it to include only leagues of Class or lower The resolution which would have enabled the dissatisfied clubs of the American Association to carry out their merger was recieved with opposition when presented to a committee appointed to change the constitution of the National Association pt Baseball Leagues Thomas Hickey president of the American Association and Senator Cooper attorney for the Kansas ity club were among those who attacked it The committee of which A Baum of San Francisco president of the Pacific Coast League was chairman held its session behind locked doors and none of its members would discuss what occurred The other members of the committee are John Farrell of Auburn secretary of the National Association Morris of Fort Worth Tex president of the Texas League Dan ONeil of Hartford Conn president of the Eastern Association and Blewltt of Seattle president of the Northwest League When the convention reconvenes at 10 oclock tomorrow the resolution will be presented for passage Tearney wants a committee of three appointed with full power to act on readjustment of territory and a realignment of clubs as a war measure Tearney also will make a fight for the reclassification of all leagues and for the reduction of the present mem SBBsBSssS sssiS SBBSSSSSSSSSBar Ih JY iROWLANfrWOVLDXUZEWOM i IulsviU KTo rtSaa rer Clarence KTflamd tke VWMte Soxput nt swapplnxX do tmes today aad west out aft er anataer pltcker forthe rorWa champion He tried to talk trade to JJnargins of tie YakeePra ucHsf tne Red Sox and GrllBxh of Washington From tke iraa kees Rowland twanxed Mohridge a left hander He rraswlUlnr to trade for mostany pitcner ea tae Red Sax staff and ne showed a de sire to reUere Grlffltnof amy of his promising youngsters He failed la efforts RICKEY SAYSMGILL BROKE WORD BY NOT RELEASINGHENDRICKS Business TtSfeSStfS LFXCt wjr 1 jsrsjpfe i5 gs Tally on Central High School has a three point a minute football scoring machine Teaferday the Blue and White smashed all high scliool championship records by running up 120 points on Business in four lO minute periods This is nearly 50 points better than the best previous mark Itwas a continuous march for Central which scored four touchdowns in each of the first second and fourth periods and six irf the third From these Ldng kicked eleven goals and Wilson one The score by quarters was 27 24 41 and 28 Central only lost the ball once after having it in its possession and this was on a unable1 in the third period when Collier of Business recovered the pigskin and nearly got away for a touchdown Business made only one first down When Central got the ball it marched up and down the field gaining by a varied attack Shifts double passes end runs off tackle drives and line smashes were mixed with forward passes with telling effect Central Positions Business Gerry LE Held Robert tUT AlUrt Newman Daris CnUen Center Rlcnter Russell Von Elff Williams Keenan McKenney Williams Belnap King Louisville Ky Nov 13 Branch Rickey president of the St Louis Nationals who attempted to sign Jack Hendricks manager of the Indianapolis club of the American Association for next season issued a1 statement today ni rin tn Vi i nt tsLmnerinar made Wilson Snider CVJ vv CT alJa TT fAl1fAf Lonff Raedy Substitutions Central Pollock for Russell King for Pollock Solomon for McKenney Mosby for Netrman Sbenos for Belnap Maedonald for Btansfleld Business White for Davis Schaefer for Collier Hout for Held Collier for Hout Hartley for Von Eiff Touchdown I ons 5 WUson 4 Belnap 4 McKenney Stansfleld Macdonald 2 Cullen Goals from touchdowns Long 11 Wilson Referee Mr Gass Umpire Mt Joyce Head ltaesmahMr Gibson Time of periods 10 mlnntes BARWFjPHOENlXtEQUALS 4 fANlS YEARWLDMCORD i s5 Bar of Phoenix equaled a jrec iojd which has stood since 1909 i ifTteaaeJiTontae sixth race at PlmUco esterday It made Us talrdsTrletory ia four days a mark Marir ay Superstition eight yealracoTkea Superstition vron atlmlles la 2ts4 a Pimlicorec jord irhich rras broken Monday by Westy Hogan The time of Bar of Phoenix wraa 2x35 3 5 Mary Mand also scored her third straight victoryvictory yesterday by winning the iflfth for jnvenlles Sallys Victory la the fenrth event vras his secondsecond straight rji aa s5iZ i sSfe v5 5a za sfc gg jwy iSJ i zz LongShofsHavelananntng omFiiiDciyffFimlico RED CROSS SEEKS TO BRING THE TECH AND PITT TEAMS TOGETHER by James McGill president of the Indianapolis club McGill holds Hendricks contract which does not expire until 1919 McGill admitted to me that he had given Hendricks his word that he would release him Rickey said and I resent the accusations made by him When Hendricks informed me that he was at liberty to negotiate I put every penny I could offer into his salary thinking of course that I would not be railed unon to reimburse McGill failed to lana tten FArrnt that 1 ji a vi ilUannnintment bershlp of the national boird of arbi ke It plln however that ration from ten to five acted ln a 8traightforward manner I did not attempt to steal iienaricss There is no truth to reports that I have opened new negotiations The deal is off in so far as I am concerned BOUTS FOB AMATEURS Boston Nov 13 The boxing committee of the New England association of Amateur Athletic iins has set December 10 aB the date for a boxing tournament in this clt to be open to amateur boxers from all parts of the country AH the proceeds will be given to soldiers relief funds MORE BASEBAIili GOODS IXST New Tork Nov 13 More baseball paraphernalia destined for the soldiers of Uncle Sam in France has gone to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean The goods were on the American patrol boat Alcedo sunk by a German submarine The crew had written President Tener of the National League shortly before the sinking declaring that it gave them much pleasure to have the baseballs bats and gloves in their possession MINORS HARD HIT DURING THE PAST SEASON SOME CANT SEE WAY CLEAR TO START IN 1918 GOLP MATCH FOR CHARITY Jack Hutchinson of Chicago and Alex Campbell of Baltimore will play Fred McLeod and Jack Burgess local golf professionals a 36 hole match today over the Columbia Country Club course The first round will start at 10 dJid the second at 230 The proceeds from the sale of tickets will go to the army girls transport tobacco fund USAACS TO CHEER MICHIGAN Allentcwn Fa No 13 The Michigan battalion numbering 250 men in the army ambulance service camp here will attend the football game next Saturday at Philadelphia between Michigan and Pennsylvania DICK ROCHE BACKER OF CHAMPIONS DIES POOR New Tork No 13 Dick Roche the man behind some of the famous prize fighters of a former generation master sportsman and once millionaire died today at the Long Island Hospital after an illness of three years He was 70 vears old Among the boxintr cham Louisville Nov 13 The annual report of John Farrell secretary of the National Association of Baseball Leagues today revealed the inroads the war made on the minor leagues last season Ten leagues were obliged to suspend and several were forced to shift their territory to stir up new interest The American and National leagues and the Class AA and A leagues turned only 60000 into the hands of the minors for drafted players as compared with 150000 to J200000 under normal conditions Suspension until the end of the war of ten or twelve small leagues including two or three weaker organizations in Class probably will be recommended by President Sexton of the National Association at the meeting to morrow War taxes on traveling expenses and gate admissions and heavy subscriptions of the baseball public to the liberty loan and war chanties will force the smaller organizations to close if they attempt to start President Sexton said tonight President A Tearney of the Three I League which suspended its season last year in July shades the same view I HOCKEY MAX BE WINTER PASTIME FOR SOLDIERS Plans tor building Ice rinks at the military camps and far staging hockey matches between strong amateur teams and soldier sevens have been submitted by Cornelius Fellovrea of the St Nicholas Rink New York to the commission on training camp activities It is thought several rinks will be constructed nions hp hunker were Tarl Tf A uliffo and Jack Dempsey and Jacob Schaefer do not see how the sma11 leagues can oiinara expert When Roche came to New Tork 30 vears ago he was said to have 1000 000 Wall street ventures and an extreme liberality of nature caused his fortune to dwindle until three years before his death he was a poor man BENNY KAUFF IN AUTO CRASH Indianapolis Nov 13 Benny Kauff of the Giants narrowly escaped injury in an automobile accident here He was in a car with Howdy Wilcox the noted driver which raninto an iron railing and was demolished MISKE OUTFIGHTS DELLON New Tork Nov 13 Billy Miske of St Paul outfought Jack Dillon of Indianapolis in a ten round bout in Brookljn tonight In the later rounds Dillon was content to assume the defensive Miske weighed 176 pounds and Dillon 167 SIX DAY BIKE RACE HISTORIC The first six day bicycle race was held in 1875 in England when it was run on a 12 hour a day basis The initial grind in the United States was held in 1879 in New Tork BUIiLMAN TO RIDE IN CUBA Jockey Bullman who is under contract to Wilson will go with Pangle to Cuba for the winter The Hess A MTisiocrat The Hess Shoes are the most superbly styled shoes made they are the thoroughbreds s6f the footwear world For quality and honest workmanship they are ab isqlutely supreme Over sixty exclusive ijiodetemoderately priced expect to survive he said Calling thousands of men into the army will seriously cripple baseball patronage The public in the smaller cities is absorbed with the war Conditions will become worse when American casualty lists are brought home Harry Stahlhefer was unwilling to make any predictions in regard to the 1918 season Some of the club owners he said had expressed a willingness to suspend If we decide to start I shall recommend the adoption of an 84 game schedule instead of 120 games Stahlhefer said Then if the war seriously threatens our operations we will be in a position to end our season without serious loss Attendance figures for last season revealed by President Stahlhefer showed a decrease of nearly 50 per cent over normal conditions Some of the clubs drew less than 25000 persons for the entire season These same clubs a year ago drew between 40000 and 50000 DOWN THE ALLEYS IjTon Jams Vent Rupert Morgan Totals INTERSTATE DUCKPIN LEAGLE Fourth Section 83 SS 87 97 97 111 96 91 82 92 128 130 92 120 81 470 524 491 Cash Ebert Maidens uoggln Bartel Totals 104 128 96 108 88 123 87 105 97 101 107 93 116 96 95 518 520 504 CAPITAL CITY DUCKPIN LEAGUE Easterns Poston 114 100 104 Smith 101 90 89 Dummy 85 85 85 Brown 91 102 100 Breen 110 111 91 Totals 501 4S8 46 Old Dutch Marketr Williamson 98 104 98 Esaey 87 80 86 Dummy 85 85 85 Mclntasb 102 94 104 Poston 120 91 92 Totals 492 454 465 BUREAU DUCKPIN LEAGUE Gist Borden Conradis Halley Stanford MASONIC DUCKPIN LEAGUE Stansbury 1UZ 99 85 95 108 113 BLUE AND GRA PREPS ROUT WESTERN ELEVEN The Georgetown Preps overwhelmed Westerns eleven yesterday on the varsity field by the score of 56 to 0 The game was a runaway for the Preps Wise and Daly reeling off runs of from 25 to 80 yards almost at will Myers and Simpson played the steadiest game for Western but were unable to withstand the attack of the heavier Preps without more support Positions Western Hume Spille Brewer Center Myers 92 102 111 95 113 96 121 98 88 Totals RiMln Nell Rogers Archer Srott Handicap French 68 99 79 97 102 96 101 87 88 89 82 113 107 90 92 30 30 30 512 490 498 503 517 493 I Totals Columbia I New Jerusalem Ackman 95 112 901 Zea 92 92 Sonneman 87 101 88lAbbott 104 89 Dummy 80 80 80 ASonnemn 84 101 97 Cniswell 112 91 103 Totals 458 485 458 Lerch 89 111 Esher 85 73 Duganne Ill 89 Handicap 15 15 Totals 493 469 457 INTERDENOMINATIONAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE Wamdlngers Dummy 90 90 90 Mtgomery 96 82 116 Strothers 97 89 95 May hew 98 84 90 Fitzgerald 94 120 100 Totals 475 465 491 Machine Division Daily 94 90 81 Lyons 96 97 70 Doyle 83 94 89 Freudberg 81 98 94 Ansberry 92 106 95 Totals 446 4S5 429 ANACOSTIA DUCKPIN LEAGUE Shavers Manley 99 95 103 Brown 97 91 93 Bntler 95 107 90 Riston 91 105 06 Frome 105 93 86 Totals 487 491 468 Tannigans Ready 95 105 90 WWTolson 97 96 86 Green 92 110 86 Tolson 96 87 81 Tolson 91 88 103 Totals 471 496 448 St Marks Groff 99 85 95 Wolta 91 127 81 Kienle 105 92 81 George 83 101 101 Groff 121 103 90 Totals 499 508 448 COLUMBIA DUCKPIN LEAGUE Army Requisites Pntteea Itidlng Boots Field Boots and Officers Shoes Safes Sons 931 Pa Ave III Bry f1L fr 1 JfIv Brown Day Mulvey Peel Rockelli Smith 76 86 99 78 106 98 90 91 Hallock Panholder Martin McMahon Ford 95 99 90 109 99 91 89 105 88 94 Totals 90 448 461 498 Totals 410 418 457 FOURTEENTH STREET DUCKPIN LEAGUE Fussells Young Kodar 88 95 Wlckershan 83 95 105 Lewis 88 90 111 Hzbeislein 100 101 113 Kuster 91 87 Lane 104 Learys Maxwells Bash Xeary Sullivan Learr Gifford Totals 78 81 98 77 89 74 86 85 84 96 435 413 409 Totals 450 468 530 NAVX TARD DUCKPIN LEAGUE East Shoo Holland 106 89 109 Hewes 83 111 94 Hammond 106 101 97 Jones 90 81 Mcdoaaiiue 90 105 91 475 490 488 Light Shop Riley 101 108 91 Lambardi 97 79 90 Bisler 92 89 94 Werner Totals 95 100 102 91 90 102 Totals WASH TENPIN LEAGUE Interior I Acme McChesnejr 158 154 154i Welden iw low ioo Scheffler 107 110 107 Tawr 13S 156 161 Miller 178 193 156 Handicap 12 12 12 Hamner 168 154 156 OConneU 162 179 182 Ryerson 187 211148 ShaHer 211 177 171 Eckstein 198 161 161 Totals 926 882 828 Totals 761 764 758 DISTRICT DUCKPIN LEAGUE Shermans Dwyer 91102 111 Walker 115 100 91 YNetl 100 117 105 Elmer 99 111 99 Allen 90 108 82 Totals 495 538 488 Belmonts Morris 85 108 92 Wasaman Ball Ruppert Carl 96 87 96 95 85 100 104 82 107 98 101 85 Totals 478 463 480 Gorsuoh Daldson 96 85 Sherwood Walters Daldson Holmes Daldson 85 99 81 78 89 103 85 82 90 82 96 114 93 Bethanr AHarlstall 93 91 89 Moyer 94 Crow 67 73 Hartstall 84 89 89 Fowler 90 120 112 Smith 101 96 93 Totals 435 469 477 Fifth Baptist Ellett Bliff Spence Copeland Snow Sberwood Ellett 95 94 83 74 101 113 94 SO 100 109 Totals 441 497 426 Totals 459 484 463 TERMINAL A DUCKPIN LEAGUE Electricians Band White 102 92 100 Peak 78 81 82 Layton 74 75 94 Francis 83 81 75 Dummy 85 85 85 Haygbe 74 82 90 LACXtJ 73 83 IOS Kverson 97 Williams 93 106 116 De Vaughn 88 Totals 427 441 603 Totals RED MENS DUCKPIN LEAGUE Red Wing Teabower 76 89 77 Willis 59 65 77 Scherrier 106 82 92 Dummy 80 80 80 Coulter 83 79 93 70 72 420 3S6 403 Totals 406 395 419 RALEIGH BOYS Cafe Fairbanks 81 Banks 100 Watson 73 Littleford 75 Perry 72 Klasson 71 Logan Dngan 86 76 79 Nash 84 92 92 A Dugan 89 93 79 Dummy 80 80 80 Ryan 190 92 82 Totals 439 433 412 SPECIAL MATCH GAME Restaurant Christy 80 90 83 Burnett 102 96 85 Christy 86 70 78 Davis 39 80 77 Kossman 96 94 82 Barron 85 84 100 85 83 85 791 76 82 87 75 76 89 85 77 Totals 472 494 485 Totals 538 514 505 DEPARTMENTAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE Patent Navy No 2 Nehb 95 86 97JDe Max 86 133 118 Thompson 102 82 95 Beabe 84 74 92 Braddock 102 103 100 Welkert 87 84112 Totals 480 440 496 Nolan 96 95 109 uirarat 107 112 95 Carroll 107 96 106 ureiger 90 6 105 TotaU 486 532 533 TRANSPORTATION TVE WINS Transportation won from Baggage last night in the opening game of the season in the Terminal A Basketball League 39 to 14 The first half was close Summary Gtn Preps Plamoudon Lawler Donahy Trne Borton Hastings Cooke Capt Fenwick Garanaugh Reed Ferrall Pepper Daly Simpson Wise White Fleming Alexander Substitutions Western Herron for Reed GroTes for Hume Hallbach for Myers Preps OByrne for Ferrall Ferrall for OByrne Dono hue for Plamoudon Touchdowns Wise 5 Daly 4 Fleming Goals from touchdowns Cooke 2 Goals from touchdowns missed Cooke 6 Tyng Goal from Held missed Fenwick Distance 45 yards Referee Mr Cusack Umpire Mr OReilly Head lineman Mr Heaphy Time of periods 8 minutes TWO BIG SERVICE GAMES IN HARVARD STADIUM Cambridge Mass Nov 13 Cupid Blacks powerful football eleven from the First naval district at Newport will meet the First naval districts team from the Boston navy yard in the Harvard stadium December 8 it was announced here tonight The Newport team has been called an all American combination with its line up of college gridiron stare while the Boston eleven coached by Leo Learj former field coach at Harvard also has an all star backfield and some famous college linesmen Arrangements also have been made to bring Eddie Mahan former Harvard star back to the stadium He will lead his marines from Philadelphia on to the field December 1 against the Boston navy yard GATES IS WINNER OF CAROLINA GOLF EVENT PInehurst Nov 13 Franklin Gates of Broad Acres won the annual Carolina golf tournament here today defeating Armstrong of Groton 3 and 1 in the final Gates disposed of Phillips of Yonkers 3 and 1 in the semifinals Shannon 2d of Brockport won the second division trophy and Howard Wren of Chicago won the trophy in the third division ELBERFELD SOURCE OF DISPUTE IN SOUTHERN LouisMlle Ky Nov 13 Officials of the Chattanooga club of the Southern Association filed a triple petition before the board of arbitration here today asking settlement of a dispute involving Kid Elberfeld manager of the club last season and Players Hyatt and Graft whom Elberfeld sold to Little Rock two days before the close of the season After the sale Elberfeld signed to manage the Little Rock club next season The Chattanooga club claims Elberfeld was under contract as manager for 1918 The club also wants the sale of Hyatt and Graff set aside and the releases of five other players Elberfeld set adrift cancelled The petition was filed by members of the club Theycon tend the five players were released without their knowledge Atlanta Ga Nov 13 Officials of the division headquarters of the American Red Cross Society were endeavoring today to complete arrangements for a football game between the elevens representing Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh the game to be played at some point in the East the Saturday after Thanksgiving No definite arrangements have been completed however owing it is said to the objection of the Tech authorities in having the local team play more than one game during the season away from home Tech has already played its only scheduled game of the year off home grounds having met Tulane in New Orleans last Saturday SERVICE GAME IN CLEVELAND Newport Nov 13 Arrangements have been made for a football game at Cleveland on November 24 between the team of the Second naval district and an eleven from Fort Sherman DELAY GBBBONS GREB BOUT Niw York Now 13 The postponed Mike Gibbons Harry Greb match will be staged in Pittsburgh December 4 it was announced here today VACATION FOR FLITTERGOLD Bryson will turn out Flitter gold for the Winter months The balance of his stable will go Cuba BalttmoreNov 13 Theauturrin meiUng ot the Jdrylapd Jookey Club came to acfosethis afternoon A good cardTHra8offetedriththo Serial Handicap No tneeature Leochareswhichliadvwontho two previous runnings otlfiieSefial waa not an entry and James Sutler 3 year old BallyWon After trailing his field tp the far turn Bally moved up with a rush overhauled the Macomber pair Star Gazer and Hank ODay beat them in the last furlong and was going away Jit the finish Star Gazer was the oneto make the early pace and his stable companion was close in puraait witbTcnlcletprorix Inent Bally apparently in a tangle was in the ruck It was not until they approached the far turn that Bally got clear arid then he closed with resolution At the turn for home he was inoodposition and when the straight wasjeached It ws just a matter of whether he couldjover come the early advantage of the1 pacemakerspacemakers Star Gazer beat his stable companion rather comfortably The Catonsvllle Steeplechase saw a big surprise when Capt Otwell won with THgh FJyer Capt Otwell Was not present to see his horse win The son of Hastings rather overraced himself to win for he bearta fairly good fiejd of jumpers including Capt Ral Parrs Shannon River wrthMelos third High Flyer took theUead after a turn and a half of the field had been made and then came on to gallop home by ight lengths Shannon RJver coming with a belated move beat Melos for th place Beginning with the opening race there were surprises Dioscoride was an eay winner here beating Gplding while Happy Smile was third Dioscoride and Happy Smile were selling in the field and they paid a good price but it vi as nothing to what High Flyer and Obolus the winner of the third race paid their supporters High Flyer paid 93 90 and Obolus 4280 SHAW VISITOR AT PIMLICO Tom Shaw the big Metropolitan layer was a visitor at Pimlico yesterday He recently underwent an operation for a floating cartilage In his leg mmmmmmmpmmM 0j SS zz 9 lfJi3sAs tffewE8s 3 3Sf 2 fe Si mjuct ftw i JiPtfl wsfttrs ra idr SSrt Jfc JlSaV WILL SHIP TO VJ3iGINIA William Garth will ship his horsea from Pimlico to CharlQttsvllle today PIMLICO MD NOVEMBER 13 ELEVENTH DAY WEATHER CLODDVr TRACK FAST 382 FifT LACE Sr tongs Purse 70176 For iaiden2 Ter oMs Claiming Start good Won eaaily place drivir Went to post at 1M6 Off at 1 47 Winner Tim0 238 35 0 48 I 5 5 Dsmatic Traned by Frayling Value to winner 459176 Index Starters Wjrt Dioscoride lis 30e Golding 349 Happy Smile lift 349 So Long Letty 10 35 Medusa 112 354 Portia 112 319 Clarissa 107 Little Jean 112 Lady Vara 112 368 Don Jose 12 354 Millrace 12 319 Tlckolette 112 Post St 1 24 01 3i 12 10 7rik 1 11 101 Fin Jockeys Straight 1 Troiler 233 20 2L Buxton 21 3h Rowan Walla 9 5 5 Robinson 27 20 fi Campbell 6 Kummer Domlnlck 9 Schuttinger 17 10 MtTaggart 25 111 Rice 20 4 Jtyan 127 Field Mutuels 2 paid anSCrlde ldt i5 80 straiKht H20 plaeelandSlLSO show Gold uv uiuswuur uuinu uib nem irom tne atari sprinted into a commanding lead first furlong and waa in hand remainder of the trip QtoWhn Thai to be den out to stall off Happy Smile Latter Unshed with good courage PortUs addle aUpped SlnVHnnlfil ZJ fPM1 the balance of the trip baTeW with sVddU dangling under ber body Scratched Green Grasa Tippo Sahib Partizan Phalana and Ideal OOO ia a 111 i JatonTle steeplechase FUrae 1000 For syvu nuu eatuj uiace same went by 4 year olds and upward at 2 13 Off i Farnsworth to poatat 2 15 Off at 2 16 Winner Otwella 6 by Hastinz Hautesse II Train Value to winner i00 Time 00 2 5 16 jumps Index Starters Wgt 348 Highflyer 133 341 Shannon River 139 355 Melos 132 355 Eagle Thistle 134 341 Early Light 143 369 Cynosure 132 363 Tropaeolum 133 320 Reddest 133 Fost 7 5 10 15 Fin 4 4 1 1 3i 3V4 21 2 7 5 410 3H 3 2 2 2 4 4 6 7 5 5 5i i 7 1 6 l1 1 6 610 7 5V tt Jockeys Straight Wilsonj 19 20 Smith i Whymaxk 34 Palmer 14 Crawford 6 2 Russell so Cheyne 19 Henderson 11 10 Lost rider Mutuels 2 paid Highflier 03 90 straight 22 50 place and 113 10 show Shannon Hirer J7 30 place and 550 show Melos 8 10 show Highflye under restraint fim VmT turas oftfre field Went to the front with a rush going to fourteenth fence and jras In hind at end Sha non River tired after moving up strong after taking fifteenth fence Melos beran Terr slow ly Reddest lost rider at twelfth jump Overweights Highflyer 3 Scratehed Meshwk and Stonewood QQ4 THIRD RACE Mile and 70 yards Purse S701 76 For 3 rear Alri i 011 ine Start good Won driving place same Went to Dot at 24s nn tc ner Smith jr 5 by Oddfellow Kenmore Queen Trained by Farrar Value to win ner 59176 Time 0 24 0 48 2 5 1 14 1 41 145 4 5 Vanle lo wln Index Starters Wgt 366 Obolus Ill 33 Reprobate 10o 364 Bond 99 3741 Felucca 109 365 Kilmer Ill 366 Goldcrest Bov Ill 342 Widow Bedotte 104 864 Thorn Bloom 103 3o9 Stalwart Helen 105 370 Peep Sight ill 279 Short Ballot 10T Post St JA 1 Fin 4 4V 4 4tj i4 1 1 lH 1 2 3 31 3 2 3i S4 9 5 7 4 2i 2 2 3 BVi 6H 6h 96 6V 7 9 7Vj 7 S1 II 10 10 10 9 5 6V aV 10 104 11 11 11 11 Jockeys Straight Klce 102 5 McTaggart 4 Walla 9 Robinson 5 Shuttinger 15 Troise 7 a ColHna Rowan A Collins Doyle Louder 12 Field Mutuels 2 paid Obolus 42 80 straight 14 20 nlare nl lo i place and 380 show Bond 6 30 show Obolus rated throughout caught the fast Uring Repro noiia naa no excuses Felucca bothered well on outside throughout Tr ui ost Winner entered for Jl Wi hfrt ridow Bedotte 2 Reprobate 4 Felnc in the closing strides and won going awav rounding first turn ran lmpreislver Kilmer rn tired as did Goldcrest Boy who appeared sore going to to SI 605 and retained Overweights Thorn Bloom 3 ca 4 Stalwart Helen 1 Scratched Brooklyn Dancer Cadillac and Hasten FOURTH RACE One and one eighth mlles Serial No 3 Purse 1 600 For 3 rer olds and upwra nanaicap htart good won easily place driving Went to mwt Trained by McCormack 1 53 Private time 152 2 5 385 3 17 Off at 3 18 Winner Butlers br 3 by Ballot Sail Net value to winner 1150 Time 0 23 4 5 048 2 5 113 1 Index Starjers Wgt 367 Bally 109 3o0 Star Gazer 105 350 Hank ODay 114 372 Runes 100 367 Chiclet lit 357 Manister Toi 106 352 Dorcas 107 Post St 14 i 1 Fin i 3 3h 5 31 3 1U4 4 5 I lh 21 1 1 4 I 21 2 3 2 2 6 6 6 4 3 4 5 41 4 4M 7 6 24 3H 5 61 6 JocX Straight Robinson 4320 Buxton ll 20 OBrien Walls 9 Keoug bsio ocnuiimger If Rowan S3 IS Macomber entry Mutuels 2 paid Bally 6 30 straight 3 10 place and 200 show Star Gaier MrnmW entry 3 10 place and 330 show Bally rated off early pace took lead Telihth i with speed in reserve Star Gazer displayed excellent speed for one mile ami auit when flni test came Hank ODay forward contender all the way finished gamely under Duninmnr Runes closed stoutly Overweight Manister Toi 3 Scratched Ticket Lncins Wise Man 01 Goldcrest Boy and Hauberk ex FIFTH RACE One mile Purse 100176 For 2 year olds Handicap start enn Won easily place driving Went to post at 348 Off at 3 50 winnl Mi Clements by Irish Lad Frizette Trained by Livingston Value to winner S7of 7fL Time 0 24 2 5 0 48 3 5 1 14 1 41 juubi iui4iij 386 index Starters Wgt Post St 365 Mary Maud 10 10 371 365 Wvomlng Juletude illmlnator 379 Bughouse 345 Tracksend 530 Cum Sab 349 Gamecock 345 Fragonard 333 Decisiie fA 3k 3 4 7 4 3h 5 hi 11 10 Sh 9s 61 7 94 10 4 i Si 31 4 11 2 9 71 10 4 Fin VA 4H 4 7 6 2 6 SS 7 i JofT Straight Dominick 77 20 McTaggart 7610 Kumrner 37 Troise 5 Walla Buxton Collhw so Rowan 44 ButweU 17 Obert i A Morris entry fA Macomber entry UTiituel 2 na id Mary Maud 9 70 straight 5 50 nlace and S4nn hn vxr i place and 460 show Quietude Morris entryj 8 20 bow Mary Ma nd followed the Bac closely to atretch turn where she moved into an easy lead and had eomethinr left at th Wyoming Just lasted long enough to stall off Quietude Latter finished going atrone Over weights Cum Sah 4 Quietude 1 Decisive 3 Fragonaro 5 Gamecock 2 Scratched Japhet Kewple ONeil Perigourdlne and Gold Tassel puei SIXTH RACE One and one Half miles The Jockey Club handicap Pnrse 001 76 For 3 year old and upward Selling Start good Won driving place easily wnr post at 4 20 Off at 421 Winner AlWouses 8by Bartender Pocket Trained bv FSegler Value to winner 70176 Time 025 0 50 116 142 208 285 2 5 Iaea 387 NATIONAL CAPITAL DUCKPIN LEAGUE Columbia Niland 108 99 86 Hlnes TyUZ 104 Oltt 88 CalUa JO 80 Wl Palace Watson 107 113 147 92 103 lit SOvfiO so Qrminrer 86 99 S4 Chapin 64104 WlW iititiitwmhi lin nirrnrni nnTniT otccu3MtL 96 98 861 Williamson Djunmx Transportation Poal tions Flaherty Marrs Spencer Center McDonald Barter Buoatituaon fucxetu for Baggage Creel Nledfelt Anderson Atwell Lmxartu Goal from floor Marrs 5 Spencer 11 Nladfaldt 3 CraeLS4 AxeroaJ 2 CJoaliteni rools SgcttertB aTrTlnTTMASCa JNiefifclflt jOtOWiM PENN STATE IXSE LINESMAN Penn State which Maryland State plays on the formers field Saturday has been practicing twice a day this week The PennaiylvajiUins have lost Tavener their regular left tackle who Is 0 report to the national army today ztPKE Favors numbers now Coach Zupke of Illinois who has opposed the numbering of football players has changed his mind and his charges now wear numerals WESTOVER AC BENEFIT The Westover A will hold a dance at the Arcade tonight for the benefit of its fund lor promoting eports CATItaxtMANAGrEboMDiICK BVaakyCaprarTUIxnaRa Jockey 34JiOWla Index Starters Wgt 3S1 Bar of Phoenix 1 374 Airman 6 36S Judge Wingfield 109 3SS Water Witch 107 353 Copper King 109 374 Ed Bond 104 37 Beal 13 351 Mirza 10s 370 Yodellng HO Poat 2 9 3 6 9 13 Fin 54 5 2 2 1 2 21 JV4 1 2 4 4 4 3 9 6 3 4 1 4 714 Si 7 8 9 6 6h 9 31 7 6l 7H 6H 71 l4 1 3i 9 Jockeys Walla ButweU Hamner Obert Robinson Cojllna Troise Schuttinger Ambrose Straight 44 23 10 18 5 4 5 21 11 5 Oliver entry Mutuela 2 paid Bar of Phoenix 24 50 straight 860 plce nd X5C0 show Airman 550 place and 890 show Judge Wingfield OHver entry 350 abow Bar of Phoenix moved up stoutly after they bad gone six furlongs Wore down the tiring Airman last quarter and waa going away at finish Airman tired after disposing of Yodellng Judge Wingfield went wide all the way Winner entered for 1200 no bid Overweights Copper King 2 Zi Bond 2 Scratched Libyan Sanda and Traction QQQ SEVENTH RACE Six furlongs Pone 70176 For ear olds and upward Free OOO handicap Start good Won driving place same Went to post art 449 Oft at 4SQ Winner Carmans 4 by Marta Santa Country Fraod Trained by Carman Value to winner 55179 Time 0 23 047 112 1 5 Index Starters Wgt Poat 372 Strtllngv 115 7 S0 Leocharea 131 11 371 Top the Morning 114 4 S72 Bringburat 1J1 12 373 Naturalist 372 Gloomy Gus 109 10 344 Lucius 105 5 32 Water Lady 107 8 315 Jollaleon 110 2 352 Rhine Maiden 105 3 29 Ultimatum 110 9 359 Barry Shannon 103 1 St Tin 3 2 2H 11 1 1 5 214 2 7 10 94 SH 3 6 3t 3k 4 5 4 4H 54 5 ak 71 a ah 10 9i 101 10 7 12 12 11 9 4 2 SH 7 9 4 Ri 1 1H 4 11H 11 It 12 13 12 Jpckeya Straight ButweU 91 OBrien 11 10 XKnnmicg 7 i ice Keough 17 Robinson fM lo cuguMiiK Troise jLcxggart 191 Ktmunetf 20 1 Buxton j7l il Rowan 77 1 TJie Smartest MUitaryi Boot in flie JJlistrict 1300 jlO begin with it Is exact Ji ly Jike the above drawing Next it is made of selected shell cordovan Jtfext the hidden parts of the boot are as soundly made as the outside And then you must know it Is fashioned on an approved last one that gives comfort FIRST durability SECOND appearance THIRD economy FOURTH ThisTjoot may be seen in our Military Store or may be fitted in our Boot Shop Third Floor Main Building Hecht Co MILITARY SHOP Seventh St Between and MARINES WILL PLAY CAMP LEE ELEVEN ON LOCAL FIELD NOV 24 Washington is going to have a hlg army and navy football game this fall It wont he between the West Point cadets and Annapolis midshipmen but it should be productive of some of the best football of the season It was announced yesterday that arrangements are being made for the team of the Marines stationed at the Philadelphia navy yard to play the Camp Lee eleven at American League park on November 24 Eddie Mahan of Harvard is the leader of the Marines and they have some famous former college stars in their line up There are also many ex college players of note on the Camp Lee eleven The gate rcceipts will be turned over to the army and navy fund to purchase athletic equipment for the soldiers and sailors i HIGH PRAISE FOR PHALAR1S In commenting on Lord Derbys 4 year old bay colt Phalaris by Poly melus Bromus which won the snail well stakes with 138 pounds up the London Sportsman calls him one of the best horses in training throughout the world STOKES IS BACK IN ACTION Stokes the former Central High School boy who has been the regular center for Army this season has returned to the squad after an enforced rest due to an injury ANOTHER ATHLETE IN ARMY Billy Meanix of the Boston A A and holder of the worlds record for the 440 yard hurdles is at Camp Devens He was a football player star when at Harvard WALTER REED MEDS BEAT BASKETERS In a practice game between Walter Reed Hospital basketball teams the Medical Department defeated the Quartermasters 26 to 6 last night In thftj Fourth Presbyterian Church gymnasium The winners lined up as follows ii MpPeak and Woqdhead forwards Saw er center and Wilcox and ilcNutt guards 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