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Indoor meet to be held In ConventionMarch 6 from Fordbam Univcr-

Mty of New York city width will send1 onemile relay team regarded as ono

the best in the East and flv mmIn the individual events

Probably the most Important of tinTordham entries is that of CaptainGt ary In the sprints Geary has won aplace for himself among the best In-

door sprinters in the East his victoryIr the special Invitation 40yard dash attie B A A games in Boston lastmonth when he defeated Sherman ofDartmouth a point winner in the intercollngiates last year and Nelson the1amous schoolboy athlete of New Eng-

land being his most notable victory ofth year

In tho Georgetown games Geary willrun againsjt Gamble of PrincetonHowe and Robbins of Yale Cooke ofCornell Captain Hartranft of Penn-sylvania and the best sprinters Vir-ginia Georgetown and Hopkins laveIr addition jto Geary Fordham has entred Rehermann in the sprints and 400

metre run The latter has representedNew York Athletic Club daring his

athletic career and is regarded a fastiran in the 160yard dash Justlirhermann can do in th stoortor1 a question o He decreed at theGeorgetown games

Joorgetowns chances of defeatingVirginia in the onemile relay race fortiif Southern championship alig boost yesterday Fred Rice am niber of th varsity relay four last

i and Schlosser the former Secondil runner reported to CoachMullfean for practice on the runnintrack at Georgetown Soilosser is 1

rmerScuth Atlantic championat 440jirds and should prove of assstance to Georgetown In its rrucial-T e with the Charlottesville tarsnow has nine men tryingfr places on the relay team includingnptain Gibbs Martin winner of the

rtmetie run at the Federal gamesUglily Boerstein Montgomery captain

r the 1IW team Maher winner of socnd place in the 600metr run at the

Trderal gara s Mudd a mnnber of therelay toga Rice and Sctilosser

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REAL HARD WORK

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ALArRrnLX Feb 23 John McGrawIiis neW Giants celebrated George Washingtons Birthday playing the usualpractice doubleheader morning and5xftornoon He gave the youngsters at fto of Wh2t they can expect for thenext ton days by the yelling get upen your toes for two hours in themorning and by putting them through-a lively sixinning skirmish in the af-ternoon

Many of the citizens of Marlin whowere enjoying their holiday saw theafternoon tussle as did John T Brushwoo made his first trip to the local ballyard The way the youngsters wererutting looseS is wonderful when Itio considered that they have been ontc Job only three days

Tn todays game the pitchers wereconstantly getting called by the man-ager for putting too much speed on theliill while the catchers handed the ballaround to the basemen as It it wore

iriBoason The rival teams In the shortTne made as much noise AM if some

t lug were at stake and Arlie Latham-nt the colored contingent into fits

t laughter by cutting up capers ont coaching line

McGraw hit face burned to a boa U

shade of red putted a little after bisn baCk to the bath house He isrking harder than any young fellow-wn here and is whipping himself intoad condition Ills tireless enegry sets

example that makes the boysshamed to ask to be spared from any

ining task After the preliminariesv t re finished McGraw picked two4 mil on4 of which he captained

SMITHS BOWLING

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FranzNEW YORK 23 Jimmynith 6t Brooklyn U today probably

greatest match bowler In thtentry

in first part of a home andrime match against Louis Franz of-

lrrvelnnd in Hh ch flfte n gamesiniied last Smith defeated hisponent by fi34 pins Smiths highestf ore 2ti and Franzs 241 The

leveland men won only two samSmiths total of was 2431 adIVanxs 2797

The econJ half of the series willLe rolled In Clfvelsno on March t

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He Is One of the Latest and Strongest Additions to the Entries for theGeorgetown Meet on March 6

Deficit of 700 Instead ofProfit of 1000 Causes

Much Talk

NKW YORK Feb some unaccountable manner the Uni-versity Track Association is short about

700 s a result of the indoor gamesheld in Madison Square Garden recently

The seriousness of the maf ter to thetrack tpam is by the fact thatII E Hall the manager has applied-to the board of student representativesat Columbia for aid in financing histeam for the remainder of the seasonIf he is unsuccessful in obtaining thadesired aid it Is likely that the teamwill be considerably hampered in itsoutdoor work and that the managerwill be debarred from graduation-

In point of attendance the meet wasone of the most successful ever heldby the Columbia Association From thenumber of persons present it was estimated that management wouldprofit to the extent of about 1000 Butwhen the receipts were counted it wafound that instead of being ahead theassociation was short nearly f60

How this came about it has thus farbeen impossible for the Columbia man-ager to explain So far as he can leantthe ticket stubs tally with the amount-of money taken in at the doors butthe fact remains that the track team isout 70o and is in pressing need offinancial aid

SUCCESSFUL END

Carnival Greatly Pleased Southerners May

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NEW ORLEANS La Feb M Witha program made up almost entirely-of short the initial automobilecarnival at the Crescent City ended

It has proved successful from everypoint of view and was unmarred by ac-cident there being only lo trivialmishaps In the two days racing It isvery probable that the carnival will berepeated during the Mardi Gras seasonnext year

Some of the more enthusiastic specta-tors at the races have begun urge the

of A long road race In thisvicinity It is believed that suh aproject would receive strong supportfrom the business men The large at-tendances i how that there is a greatdeal of in speed contests here

The most important race yesterday-was the closing event a fiftymile freeforall for gasolene cars It brought outall the stars of the meet and resultedIn an exciting contest with Ralph I

the winner This rare in conjunction with De Palmas numerousother victories stamps the Fiat Cyclone-as the fastest car here and one of themost consistent machines ever built forfast work

KING JAMES RUNS

WONDERFUL RACE

With 142 Pounds Up He BeatsSome of Countrys Great

est HorsesLOS ANGELES Cal Fob 21Kiag

James the 130090 plaudit colt lived upto his royal name when he capturedthe highest honors in the Speed handi-cap at Santa Anita

Inder the crushing impost of 142

pounds this game thoroughbred achiev-ed a great victory for trailing In hisdust were the best horses now In thiscountry Roseben which has been ac-

claimed weightearning marvel ofthe age finished serwid to King Jamesand Magaxlne brought up the rear ofthe money division Behind this triowere Jack Atkin Chapultepec SmileyCortoett and Miss SaiD a collection ofequine stars

DOING YOUR SHAREv

Th world IK cruel and cold youJustice and love are rare

Yet tell me this In the world todayHave you done a cltixcns share

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lave you helped a friend wKft asmile

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To settle the dispute about scoringfor Interscholastic Cup in the Fed-eral dftroes la Saturday ScorerA OShea has issued a statement

Confusion was caused by the officiateoverlooking the fact in the ftrat twosprints that fourth place counted apoint Here is what Mr OShea says-

I hereby certify that the following Isthe official score of points forthe University of Pennsylvania AhitnnlScholastic Trophy in the Federal I

door games February 20 3509 and tl v

all other scores heretofore published areunofficial and Incorrect The scoring ofpoints in tie Federal games of JS wascloser than In any other games ta ghichI have offi as scorerBaltimore City College 1

Tome Institute 14

Business High School 11Brown Prep School Philadelphia ieTechnical High School MWestern Hicn School 10Georgetown Prep School 3

JAMES A OSHEAOfficial Scorer Federal Indoor Gaines

ARABIAN NIGHT-

Sultan King Edward andDick Croker Figure in

Weird Yarn

LONDON Feb 22 Kiag Edward Intends to give to the Sultan of Turkeyx charter once the property of PJchardCroker

The history or the gift makes a pretty story

Some weeks ago the Sultan was askedby high officials to i ocedto the Mosque on horseback instead ofIn his carriage n order that his sub-jects might a better chance of see-Ing him The Sultan replied with a smile

Yes if a bay horse can be found withthree white spots on his eet one oneach hind foot and one on a fore foota white spot between the eyes and ataU reaching to the ground

was reported to Edwardwho telegraphed throughout the UnitedK igdom Inquiring If such a horsewere procurable A animalanswering the description was found inDublin in the stud of Lordand was secured by the King

HARVARD CHAMPION

AT HOCKEY GAME

Wins Title by Beating Dartmouth1 to 0 in Brilliant

ContestNBW YORK Feb 23 The Harvard

team won the intercollegiate hockeychampionship at the St Nicholas rinkby shutting out Dartmouth 1 to 0 inthe most brilliant game of the season-

It was not until the seventeenth min-ute of play in the second half that theCrimson won HornWower their rightwing carried the puck up the Ice towithin a few feet of the gren cage andpassed the disc to Hicks who cleverly

the goal Th Hirvarl contingentfheered wildly and after the contestHicks was carried ort the ire on HIPtthotild rs of two brawny sons of Har-vard

TAINTED TIMESTainted money

Tainted torkTainted ways

Getting rocksTainted garments

Tainted shoesTainted teed and

Tainted booneTainted morals

Tainted HportsTainted vsesi

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or politiesT intNl novels

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Tainted wivesxfl but our artTainted lives

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Holds a Special Shoot Be-

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LACK OF PRACTICEHURTS THE SCORES

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The AiMLlostan Gun Club held a spec jal shoot jesterday afternoon

It was the first meeting since lastOctober and the shobtei being out of

jinactlce the scores suffered in conse-

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watched the shooting with much in-

terestThe principal event was a nerchan

disc shoot at twentyfive targets Theshooters were divided into three classesand the prizes allotted to each iawere identical titus giving the novice

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Class A Miles Taylor 25 C B WttWi23 Dahl Orrlson 22 J A Brown SIDr Barr 20 H A Parnharo 20 AlMann 17 Phil r 17 J HHunter 14 Buckwalter 14

Class D W H Hunter 22 M DHogan 22 L r Stine 28 Pr Far onK19 George Wise 19 C S Wilaow IFBarnes 17 E Hall li Dr Monroe 14

H B Willson 14 George NaMey 11

Dr Shoup 9Class B L Taylor 21 WilHam

T Cox 20 Dr Cobey 20 Dr Wolft17 B U Osbome 1 A VareUt M RM Graham 16 D ic 13 DrVarela 13 Thoma 10 E C DuUon fc

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PORTLY WRESTLER-

IS AN EASY MARK

Joe Turner MiddleweightDisposes of Victim Weigh-

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The funniest wrestling match Wash-ington has seen in many a day waspulled off at the Lyceum Theater lastnight when Joe Turner woo claims themiddleweight championship of theSouth threw is portly person railinghimself Chuck Patterson of the NavyYard In thirteen minutes

Turner Is meeting all comers therethis week with the Uncle Sams Bellesbhow which is owned by Washingtonpeople Patterson offered tc bet Anybody In the house he did not velgh overL90 pounds but looked like 320 Turnerweighs about 154 The seeker after Tur-ners scalp was built so much on thebarrelshape that he could not keep hkwrestling tights up and Referee PaOConnor had toglv them a hitch forevery minute or so When Pat got tlre-Gus Schoenletn of Baltimore bettcknown as Americus did the valet j ctOnce they had to stop the bout five min-utes while Patterson modestly retiredinto the wings surrounded by a humanscreen like a baseball player who hassprained his pants in sliding When necame out he had his i ghts pinr d invarious places and the chorus girlwere shooed off the stage

Patterson knew nothing atout wrest-ling Turner threw him as soon ashe got ready Tur er will take on an-

other local light tonight and onewho can wrestle some according to theannouncements

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fortCates MarketBrittsSurpriseMarathon

Spring gentle spring is indeed uprnus albeit somewhat y

The correspondents arepecking their gripe the magnatesare looking over players in search ofphenoms instead of looking into oneanothers past lives in search uf skele-tons We would not have it otherwise-for there is likely to be enough winterweather on trffe Fourth of March tomajrr up for the vernal conditions exist-ing here at present

A sign of the gladsome spring wasnoted by careful observers thiswhen President Tom Noyes SecretaryHarry Rapley Treasurer Ben Minorthe Washington clubs board of strat-egy were laying plans for

Theirs was a holy cause andwe hope they entered Into It with piousenthusiasm If ever there was anythingthat needs attention it is that sameplant and if they will only make theAbsolutely necessary improvementsmuch less add any fancy frills thegreat unwashed in the bleachers andthe high brows in the grandstand willarise and call them blessed

One of the alterations in last yearsconditions will be the addition of fa-cilities for selling tickets on rush daysNay if a man arrives after daybreakhe may if the club officials stick totheir determination be able to purchase-his bit of pasteboard before the fourthinning We dont care a hang whetherthe Panama canal has locks or is onthe sea level but if the Washingtondribs strategy board accomplishes this

object strategists willbe the class for anything the

District of Columbia has in its giftBeyond a doubt they could without adissenting voice got places on the Dis-trict of Columbia Democratic committee and would be allowed to turn thecrank on the canoed speeches just aslong as they desired

Anther project considered by the in-

vestigators was that of building a run-way In the bleachers so that in caseof accident the people cooped up therewoukl not trunple more than a hundred-or so of themselves to death Thebieacherites are loyal and give up goodmoney Every one of them killed in asudden rush is just so much to thedub and figuring on an insurancebasis if else it would be a goodinvestment to build that said runwayMr Riley gave the matter much earnest thought last summer when wedrew attention to it but hired nocarpenters and the runway did not materiaiixe

There is also some talk of Jim SaCfel having his whiskers trimmed Asfar as we know the board of strategy-is not responsible for that but if itchooses to take the credit we will notexpose its band Anything to help en-courage them

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Jack Heyden the clever outfielderof the Indianapolis team purchased byChicago last fall has been returned toIndianapolis

Danny Kerwin who played with theKansas City and Minneapolis

clubs last season has beens l i to the Montgomery Ala Southernleague Club

Playing tennis with temperaturedegrees is no picnic especially when

the Davis cup is at stake declaredBeals C Wright the exnational amateur tennis champion upon his arrivalin B6stoa

Abe Attell wants to meet Tem Bris-tol I in a twentyround bout at 15pounds and offers to bet tOo on theresult

Tommy Burns will remain In Aus-tralia in Kangaroo land lila last beathag was on January In Sydney at thehands of one Joe Costa Costa led allthe way for the twenty rounds and wonhandily-

On December 36 Rudolph suftiTlia when Frank Thorn the feather-weight champion of Australia outpotnted tits Boor AH twenty rounds in yfl-nev It is said that 10004 people were inattendance and that the receipts were

Rudolph Unholz the South Africanlightweight who helped to train andalso second Jack Johnson In his battlewitK Tommy Burns atSydney N SW on December 38 in a letter to afriend In this city dated Sydney Pe-comher 30 1906 says that the gross re-ceipts of the fight amounted to l CNt

American money

la the finals of the Southern Califor-nia tennis tournament on the

court yesterday May Sutton andSimpson Sinsabaugh won the champion-ships in the mixed doubles class by

j defeating Mrs Ethel Bruce sister ofMiss Sutton and Tori C by

i scores of 6S fi3 G3

Members of the New England ChekerAssociation at their annual meet in atBoston Mass jesterday deckled to hold-a championship tournament for NewEngland within the next three nonthsThe association elected the followingofficers President F O Mann orBoston vice president J V Graham-of Boston Secretary l r II O Brownof The annual tournamentiKtwtfn Boston players and the AllNew England team was held late inthe day

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ish forms after marriageThe bearing of children isoften destructive to the

mothers shapeliness All of this can be avoided by the use ofMothers Friend before baby comes as this liniment prepares thebody for the strain upon it and preserves the symmetry of her formMothers Friend makes the danger of less and carries hersafely through this criticalperiod Thousands gratefully ten of the benefit andrelief derived from the use

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The dope seems to have gone wrongand Johnny Summers got the decisionover Jimmy Britt before the NationalSporting Club in London last nightThe club is too high class to descend-to any cheap work in the way of de-liberately handing a lemon to a visitoralthough prejudice may be shown attimes If it were not the English wouWnot be human beings and even theClan na Gad admits that they are Butthe reports say Britt himself acknowl-edged his defeat Foxy Jimmy Nothinghe could have done would have strength-ened his position II the English

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J J the Brown PrepSchool wizard of the track who can gointo a Washington meet and gamer ahAndful of medals before breakfast

Itbout getting enough actV n to givetaiself an appetite was one of the1 und rs of the Marathon Club In Philixtelphia institution which chargesno fees simply a band of runnerswho like longdistance work and traintogether He reports that the movementhas been a great success in Philadel-phia and when here ettending the Fedoial games wanted to know why it wasnot started in this city Echo enswersWhy-

A Marathon combination for practicing would be an excellent 4hing forthe athletes in the Y M C A theGurley A C the Tremont A C thenations which have grown so rapidlyand have accomplished so much forsport In Washington in the past three-or four years

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man Oak will wrestle at the StarTheater Brooklyn today

Wesleyan defeated Dannouth in ttbasketball game at Middlecown Coonyesterday by a score of 23 to 15

A Marathon race was run at Peekskillyesterday with twentythree startersThe distance was cut to 21 miles onaccount of the bad roads Eighteenmen finished twelve of them withinlapsed three miles of the finishand fa iMoonscious at the Peekskill Hos-pital The leaders were C SchlobohmMercury A C of Yonkers first tune

h 32m A J Hayden Mercury A Csecond time 39m Fred HarrisMercury A C third time 2h 40fetn

In the boxing bout scheduled for tenrounds under the auspices of the Mara-thon Athletic Club in the ClermontAthletic Club Brooklyn last night thereferee interfered in the fifth round inorder to save Joe Brown fromknocked out by Jinrmy Moran Bothfighters live in Brooklyn A large holi-day crowd was present

MOTOR BOAT SHOW-

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Many Buyers in C xd Make

Dealers Assume Cheer-

ful AttitudeNEW YOiTK Feb 21 The Motor-

Boat Show continues to attract tho i

sandsHundreds of the simply curiously in-

clined are in the crowds but the majority are there with the view of buyingsomet1iirfi or determining the merits orcertain ats ami engines with the ideaof purchastig later The presence ofthe r class pkased the exhibitorsand it was reported that yesterday had

the bst of the show for all hand

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NEW YORK CLUBSFAIL TO WORRY

Sit Tight Policy Produces ContractSignatures From Murray

and Austin

NEW YORK Feb 2LNftn a afterfeld whom New York LaD ttonrdKthey would never see ala Jn Hi kfcuMllivery has been ordered t report inMacon Ga next week

The Kid says the Injury he receivedlast spring when Gantey spiked Mmhas entirely healed and that he win eas good as over this seasoiC Hothe discouraging remark however thatthough fce will give Stallfngs hks bestefforts it would have been better

concerned had he DeeR transferredto Washington

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George IVHtee the Giants star soothpaw was inKnowles but did not kick In with hiscontract However he is likely to doso before tomorrow WUtse looks thepicture of health and says he does notneed any spring training Having keptin trim this winter by playing handballand by twirling for Daa Brothers todoor baseball team Hooks bad somuch speed last Saturday night inBrooklyn his catcher could boldhim and was charged withed balic Today Wiitse will visit Broth-er Lew once of the Highlanders inPlataftekl N J

Jimmy Austin the Western whirlwindwho twice led the Western in

ONeill organizations best fielding thirdsacker for the last two seasons hassigned with the Highlanders Jimmywho lives in Cleveland in the off sea-son has been holding out for S amonth more than Frank Farrell offer-ed him but dW not get it

HOPKINS IS FIRSTIN CROSSCOUNTRYT-

he South Atlantic crosscountry runheld at Brightwood yesterday was wonby F Broyer of Johns Hopkins Uni-versity whose time was 3T mInutes 12

secondsThe distance was 3COO meters Mr

Griffith of Johns Hopkins was secondH C Blphenstine of Baltimore Crosscountry Club third J B Fleming tGeorge Washington University fourthTwenty men in the run

of whom finished

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