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Again to Have Charge

HELEB WILL COME OUT AGAIN

With Fourteen Veterans as Nucleus

It la Believed that Strong TeamWill Be Turned Out to Representthe Hilltoppers on Gridiron NextFall Coach Accepts Terms at Last

It was definitely announced yesterdayby the Georgetown University footballmanagement that BiU Newman has again

a contract to coach Hilltoppers for next season

At the expiratfea of Ms oneyear contract it was rumored that Newman saidhe was dissatisfied with the existing condttions at Ute Bhte and Gray universityand that he weald not tee h pigskinfundaaaeatals at Georgetown In ISM Thisstatement later ea was braided as falseby the exCoraeti star who stated thatif be coached at aH it would be with theHllkeppera

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nicatioa with Newman for setae andit is believed that larger inducements iasalary were offered to bring the famousgridiron warrior beck to the Btae andGray university

In Newman Georgetown has seemedwith the possible exception of BunnySackta one of the Dast available cracksHe played ceater on the Big Red teeM

four years and was named by Walter Camp the AllAmerican eloveaGraduating from the Medical School heacted as first assistant coach to the Car-lisle Indians in 1997 after which he wassecured by Georgetown

ExCapt Miller when he teamed thatBill weeM again have charge of the

gridiron warriors said that he wilt reconsider his detariBteaUoR not tofootbah again This certainly is a bigboon hi the football stock at

as MIller is undoubtedly we of thebest eade seen a Blue and Gray uni-form since the days of McCarthy andBmwy SacHnThe noel eligible for next reason out

of last years veterans number fourteenand with this as a nucleus to work on-Xetunaa shetdd turn out strong elevenin 19ML

LOOKS GOOD

Central Athlete Ought to Make Goodin High Jump

If Wittta the mss wile h CorralHighs best bet m the stanateg highjump oemes ap to BIll Fetey

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High track team yasierday Wktea easilyrepeated his jump of four feet six incheswhich he mode fat the teat meet and

there easy at Coach Foteys ordersTbelaeet which was lIeN on the track

in the Central High deg was a suc-cess in spite of the fact that Zen the distance man and Dewey the crack sprin-ter were to Baltimore for the Hepktasgames The results follow

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South Atlantic A A TT Plans EventFebruary 22

The first crosscountryrun given ey the South Atlantic Associa-tion of the Amateur Athletic Union willbe held here on the afternoon of

22The distance will be about six and one

half covering two laps of a coursewhich bas been laid out in the suburbsof Washington The course runs partlythrough Rock Creek Park across fieldsand through woods with a stretch ofabout a mile along the macadamizedmilitary road The start and finish willbe at Brightwoed at the end of two car-lines which run direct from the centerof the city

This the first attempt the South At-lantic Association lies made to give acrosscountry championship but it is be-lieved nearly all the clubs BOO other organizations in the association will be

Solid gold silver aad bronzechampionship medals will be given thefirst and second and third men aad a sil-ver cup to the winning team of four men

RUN IN BLINDING SNOW

Shannon Finishes First in FitialinrcMarathon

Fittsbarg Jan 39 la a blinding snowstorm 2N young men started to racetwentysir miles in the Marathon pressrace this afternoon and SW finished TVT Shannon of Edgeworth suburb

George W Masten Rochester Pasecond It was bitter cold and a north-west wind was blowing when thestarters were lined up near the HotelSpeyer Rochester at 1230 p m Therunners were started twentyfive at atime

Many of the athletes bad onlyeight running clothes and these had togive up chilled with the cold before theyhad gone many miles

Rochester University WinsRochester Jan fast

basket ban team had Its colors loweredby the faster fire representing the Unlrecsity of Rochester here tonight by thedecisive score of IS to 1L

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GOING TO PORTSMOUTH

BRYANT S SPICERLoral ten tester she be tried in feet

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District Baseball Player Goes toVirginia League

Is Catcher of Considerable Abilityand Expects to Make Good

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Washhtgtwi has contributed anotherball player to the flat of baseball tesserawho wO experience their first work infast company during the coining seasonBryant S Spteer is the aaaM of the latestrecruit to profeGsteaal ranks and competent judges who have seen him performare confident that he will prove the realthing Spicer has sigaed a tract toplay the outfield for the Portsmouth Vateam sad his agreement calls fr ICO

plunks per mouthHe Hves with his parents In the neigh-

borhood of Sixth and H streets northwest and is twenty years of age stockyand weighs about 141 pounds

He was born Ia Orange Y and hasbeen in Washington five years In 1985

and 1916 he attended Fredericksburg Col-

lege and did the backstop work for theteam representing that college

In the latter part of 1905 he played be-

hind the bat for the Woodberry ForestVa club a fast semiprofessional

In 1917 he was with the Bethany dullof the Church League of this city adwhile not a seasattoaal performs caughta tine game and hit well

In the early part of IMS he was withthe Daitvffie Va team sad later signedwith the Stanaton Va iadepetideatteam

During this year he smote the spherefor a percentage of Phi

Spacers chief characteristic sad ourthat is table to bring him fame hi thebaseball arena is coaJjlenoe aa attributeso generally lacking In youngsters juststarting He entertains no sort of doubtthat he will make good in the VirginiaLeague and while he has signed to playthe outfield is reedy to start m heatedthe bat where he has done much of hiswork hi put seasons

SOTS WITS FAST

Central T 3f C A of Baltimore Winsfrom V 31 I at Lexington

Lexington Va Jazz 3H Tha Centraly M C A of Baltimore won from Vir-ginia Military Institute tonight in apretty game of basketball by the scoreof 25 to 23

Beth teams played fast baY and Baldmore won the game In the last minuteof play McEatee Pattison Burackerand McCredy were stars for V 34 Land Fry and Nelker for Baltimore Thescore was tied at the end of the first halfalso

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HIGH SCHOOL NOTESBy HARRY M DODD

No scholastic Marathon Tanners as yetGame doesnt look good from aa amateurstandpoint eh

The management of the Easterjt HighSchool basketball five was somewhat netup over Westerns failure to put In aaappearance at the Capitol Hill gym Fri-day as scheduled No word was receivedfrom the Western management

Pat Powers Harry Pollack Al Herfordand others of that bunch must keep theireyes peeled now Alfred Stern the for-mer Centralite has entered the promotinggame

Books and jampHtta great bin inliiTHiLire its the dope f MsUcj8 raga

Beat ve cant get theAs to what is Wdcfe5rs age

It took an oldtimer to do F street withfitting dignity yesterday

Manager Corcoran of the Georgetowntrack squad says Catty is thecutest little runner he ever saw

Martin and Gregory were not oa handat the roll can yesterday morning Theyplayed a one night stand In Fredericks-burg Friday Local detective agenciesplease notice

Some excellent time was made in theTech track trials yesterday

We are In receipt of a counter bouquetfrom Hooks TaggarL

The Georgetown Prep basketball teamhas been coming right along and it looksas If the scheduled game between theWest Enders Business should decidethe scholastic supremacy

Doe Hudson wore a broad grinIf something new youve got

lets have itFrederlcksburg Want Games

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School Athlete Await theBig G W U Meet

WALKER TRAINING

Debut of Manual Training SchoolLads on Running Path Moat Promising

Entries and Most ofThem Are Going Well in TrialSAdditional Entries

That the Technical track squad Intends-to put that branch of athletics on a

with the others at the Manual TrainIng School was very much assured by thelarge number of Red and Gray entrieswhich have turned in for the GeorgeWashington meet

Never before in the history of the trackgame at the Rhode Island avenue schoolhas there been such a display in thisbranch and from the form which theManual Trainers have been showing intheir recent workouts their debut thisseason should be auspicious

Already twentynine entries have beenturned in and before the closing timeCoach Walker expects to have a fewmore ia line Walker has the candidatesout every day and the success of hismethods in training are evident from thegrist improvement in the work of thesquad since he has had it in charge

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NAVY SCORES EASY VICTORY

Delaware College Basketball Team

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ball team of Delaware College proved aneasy fee for the quintet of Midshipmenthis afternoon the sailor lads winning bythe everwhebalag score of 4S to 9

At no stage of the contest did thelook aaagereus They lacked team

work in a marked degree and their at-tempts at shooting for goals were mostlymiserable failures

The first half dosed with the score 23

to favoring the Midshipmen and in thesecond period the substitute players didequally as well as the regulars adding20 more points to their already large

and at the same time preventingthe visitors tram Increasing their scoreby more than 3 points

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The game scheduled with the team ofWashington and Lee University

for next Saturday has beencanetefe by the Virginians and instead theMidshipmen will play the team of Balti-more Medical College

DBISCOLL MEETS CROSS

Boxers Sign Articles for Bout iaNew York

New York Jan 34 Jem Driscoll theEnglish featherweight champion wasmatched to meet Leach Cross at the Fairmount Athletic Club here the second weekIn February

The weight will l e 135 pounds at 5

oclock which will give Cross abouttwelve pounds over the EnglishmanDrfscoll however is confident that hisspeed will make up for Cross weight

FIRESIDE BASEBALL LEAGUE

The double umpire system will prevailin both major leagues this year

The Polo grounds will have stands thisseason that will seat 35000 people

Walter Wllmot will coach the Unlivarsity of Minnesota nine He beginswork with the candidates next week

Billy Murray engaged Ed Truelelb theBaltimore groundkeeper to get thegrounds at Southern Pines ready for thePhillies Murray takes the team Southen March 2

With Rucker McIntire Wllhelm Pastories Bell and Stricklett In line Brook-lyn looks strong in the box Besidesthere are Scanlon and Hunter Scanlonhas been out of the game a year andHunter Is a new man

Manager Jimmy McAleer Is so wellwith his success la holding Bill

Dineen In reserve In the early monthsof last season that he may the sameplan on Waddell and Howell making theyoung pitchers do the work in the spring

Elmer Stricklett the socalled spitballinventor has accepted the terms of theBrooklyn club and will apply for reinstatement to the national commissionStrlckIett refused to sign last spring andplayed through the season with the SanJose club of the Pacific Coast League

Dode Criss Is perhaps the only ballplayer In captivity who has signed a contract as pinch hitter for club StLouis Browns will carry him again justto drive put hits for regulars in critical

last year In hitting and he made most ofhis hits In pinches too

The position of supervisor of umpireswas tried once In the National Leagueand it was little more than honoraryPresident Pulliam Is too much Interested-In the work of his umpires to let anybody but himself look after this department Because he doesnt think it wouldbe a good plan to make such a place forAnson doesnt mean that he wouldnt

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Fine Future Ahead for Washington Grove A C

BUILDING NEW CLUBHOUSE

Association Represented with Firstclass Teams In Every Branch ofSport Except TeamOne of Clubs Best ABiets BaseballSine for This Season Looks Good

Among the little coteay ofwho journey each cummer to

Washington Grove there has sprung upthe Washington Grove Athletic Associa-

tion which prospering wonderfully In

the pure air of the country has attained-an enviable position in the athletic af-

fairs of the District of the SouthThe same people are found each year

at the grove with the addition perhaps-of a few new ones so the teams remainpractically intact from year to yearwhich together with tilE excellence ofmanagement completeness of organiza-tion and perfect harmony which hascharacterized the sseodattoa itsbirth in 3904 is responsible for the dubscontinual success

As a result of the Saterest growing outof the baseball palm between the

and stogie men the association wasfirst organized ia MH SInce that timethe membership has grown until now itIs more than ill i du lag fromnearly all the Easters and Southern eelloses as well as a number of substantialbusiness met of this city

Same Board of OfficersThe officers who are elected aaaoally

are at the present time Dr D E Wlberpresident Mr WHHam B Hardy vicepresident Mr D B Garges secretaryand Mr M D Lindsay treasurer

these officers each branch of ath-

letics is managed by a committee thepresent chairmen of these committeesbeing Tennis Dr Janvier Lindsaytrack Mr Walter Foster NWalker quoit Dr Albert Osborne rogueHowell Bartell and basketball Mr McCathran Few clubs are proficient in somany branches of sport there beingample here for both the old and theyoung

Becaase of the fact that the grove Isonly a summer resort it is not possiblefor the association to put a football teamIn the field this being practically the onlyrespect In which the club does not measure up with the best as bowling andbilliards will be added as soon as the newclubhouse Is completed

Handsome Athletic FieldThe athletic field and is one

of the best in the vicinity of Washingtonbaseball field is situated Inside of

the running track which Is onesixth ofa mile In circumference having morethan 100 yards straight away for theeprints

There are four fine tennla courts andtwo modern roque courts besides sixquoit alleys Quoits by the way thoughquite a minor game these days has beenworked up to some prominence in theclubs affairs the quoit tournament beingone of the blueribbon events of theseason

Last year thirty theand by matches lasting all

through the summer this number wasgradually decreased until the finals wirewon by Arthur B Smith with Dr Osborne second

In the early spring quite an addition-to the clubs facilities will be made whenthe new clubhouse now In course ofconstruction will be completed Of thomost approved bungalow type the newhouse will contain bowling alleys billiardparlors baths lookers and other necessities of a firstclass modern clubhouse

More efforts perhaps have beenupon track athletics than upon

the other branches of sport The meetheld by the association at the grove onLabor Day has become an annual fixtureathletes entering from all over tho Eastand South

Strong for Long Distance RunsUnlike most teams which are generally

strongest In the sprints and short runsthe strength of the associations team IS

to a great extent in the middle and longdistance events

With such men as Lewis Connors thechampion miler Capt Mllburn B RBolton Chester Leakln Gordon SlarrowE and R Rutherford In trainingthe chances of turning out a winningtrack team are very bright Indeed Connors Is a host in himself and can be

upon to gather In some pointsfor his club in every meet he enters

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In the sprints and short rue theelation will be represented by Thrlithe old Technical High School starPidgeon and Clarence Rose W BWhite will be out for the handles sandthe jumps also while gall and Oweaewill take of the jumps sad TtaaHwill also represent his toast In tW polovault In weight events A C

and W P Talbot eater Withthis array of material to start with astrong team should developed

Great Interest In RoqueThe sitetion under the guM

ance of Mr Howell Batten gives algaof being very fruitful Mr McCathraa hassucceeded In rounding out a ftxftcfeasbasketball team though not one ofchampionship caliber vader DrLindsay promises to contribute a putdeal toward the of the dole

The baseball outlook isbright nearly all of teat years hawlag slgaidsd their teteadaa f aaala trying for the nine la the catching

will be oeD Ishervroed Lodgeand Brake an experteaeed catchers sodgood hitters

McCathraa Pace sad S Smith willlook after the slab work and as aH aretwirlers of class this department ie caming the Management ao worry

The Infield will very Kkaiy be eeetpesedof B Isherwoed at Marshall ea seeODd B Kaott for shortstop end Twosdale to look after third

Outfield Will Be StrongIn the outfield B Kaott will cover left

Tschefeily center Xthersea right whfl-eLekin will be oa hand to fill ia if anyof the vets fall down As before statedthe team of teat year witt reawia pencilcatty intact thus ooatrlbattog much

team work and Inside Ddt playteswhich does ao snuck toward landing ateam OB top

The schedule though not yet completewttt be a extensive as the Btaaagemost is of giving the teem a

to show its real caliber which tenot possible under a short schedule

Unique ia origin complete to organisa-tion there is yet another side of theclubs affairs which is worthy of theclosest attention Cemniereialfsm ao

la amateur athletics of today lehere utterly absent Many athJedc clubsof the present time are not above sus-picion wbea one considers the methodsby which their teams are held togetherAt the grove this is not the case

Amateur theatricals lawn fetes sadthe payment of nominal dues by the mem-bers outfit the teams sad keep theathletic field in shape Here sport Is indulged In for sports sake alone andmany other athletic clubs of the Districtcould do worse than adopt some of theassociations principles

ZING JAMES WINS

Captures Handicap at EmeryvillePublic Hit Hard

San Francisco Jan Jft King Jamesunder skillful riding by Dugaa capturedthe 19000 Burns Handicap at EmeryviBe-today The books made a killing fromthe public which beaviif basked Malthy

The track was a sea of mud Thecrowd was smaller than last year at tomsame event The summaries

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FIRST RACE Fire aDd eaefe fmtomg ColBob 113 MnyeraTT I to Z won O W 1MHoward 7 to 2 secoed French Cte 100 Qfe

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der Stars Are Anions for Handsome Trophies College Entriesire Double Those of YeAr

Sale of Seats Opens

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thletfca Is knadtog to make the faira auccaae aad give to the pohHe thegreatest eatertateneBt hi this everput OB the floor at Coxveotioa Halttries for the meet dose Friday

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wilt be of and foughtout to the last ditch

The scholastic features of thegraaune will undoubtedly be ranch morespirited than heretofore owing to theIncrease m the Hnaber of entries roa-

Teehaleal Wostem and Boners Highschools Central High has carried offtile ymim to the local k 9oor meets for anumber of years hut wilt be confrontedwith a much stronger opposition on this

sand wilt have to extend herselfto the Hailt to aoaiateia peer prestige andcarry off the much coveted scholastictrophy

PhiladelphiansTo add to the uncertainty as to the

winner of the scholastic trophy is thetattte entrance and appearance IB thiscity of the track teams of the Phfiadel-phte Manuel Tramtag School thepeas Charter School of the same cityThose Quaker Institutions always turn-out strong track aggregations and willamid down the cream of the Philadelphiaschoolboy athletes Baltimore City Col-

lege will also make a strong bid for thetrophy with an entry list of twenty men

The desire to capture the handsomeclub trophy te not a bit less spiritedthan that being displayed with reference-to the scholastic cup This trophy willhe awarded to the Y M C A or

club seoriag the greatest numberof points hi the open handicap eventsThe most prominent contestants for thisprise be the Washington aad Baldmore Y M C A teems the GurteyAthletic Club the BJoooringdate

Ch a the Maryland Athletic Clubof Baltimore the Mount WasMagtonAthletic Chub and the AtWetteCrab

Olympic Stars DueWK the entrance of the Olympic

stars HfMmsa Bacon Porter and Gleehowever representing the Irish

Anfrleaa Athletic sad Ute NewFork Athtedc Club it is pos jle thatthe cup go to ORe of theclubs of the metropolisease the points won by the other

ere evenly dividedThe entries from the colleges will be

double the number of lest years meetThe etasetftcatton of relays is being rapidly perfected by Manager Newhocser andmore definite announcements with respectto these Interesting events will be madeduring the week The sale of seats opens

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Manager Corcoran Also Planning toBriag Army and Navy Track starsZoKCther with Every5ncces Jimmy Mulligan Matched

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It was announced yesterday by Mana-ger VJaesat Coraoraa of the GeorgetownUniversity Inaugural most be held iaConvention Hal oa 8 that Yaleand Prinestoa be hy tillpick f their athletes Including JohnBred m s the Tigers crack pole vaulterand aflrecnd champion of the UnitedStates

This brings tile total number of collegesthat will be represented ia the Inauguralgames up to ten and the fight for firsthonors promises ts be interesting fromthe creek of the starters pistol ManagerCorcoran Is andeavojrtes to have Princeurn aw Tate matched ia a sate relay

aIR m all probability will succeedBoth of these colleges have a good fol

he amt that all of the events will bea s ttdftnce with tha metric sj tara of

m during lies created great interestamong the contestants the loci schoolsespecially favoring this plan

The manager of the Villa Nova trackteam has written to Manager Corcoranasking for a relay race with FordnamThese two schools have been rivals foryears and a contest of this kindthem should prove to be ORe ofexddng races of the night

Relay Races Look GoodTo say that the relay races this year

will surpass any heretofore held at theGeorgetown games is petting it mildMaaager Corcona has neithertime nor mttsnttoa to match the greatestqearternAers in event reafizhigthat these rues axe what the pabllc

The pick of athletes from ten of thebest colleges in the country have signifiedtheir intention to l e present ant it Xmore than lively that at least five morewill be represeated

If present pleas do not BsJecarry thepublic will have an opportunity to witness a great struggle between the Navylid West Point teems The meet is buttwo days after inaogaratioa and

Corcoran is endeavors to have theArmy team stay over hi order to tryconclusions with the Middies Every oneknows of the great rivalry which existsbetween Uncle Sams soldiers and sailorsand as the army and navy officers willbe here at the time the excitementamong the spectators should be intense

Besides the it iaexpected that the greatest bench of localathletes that ever competed IB a meetin this city will wear the colors of theirrespective schools and colleges In thismeet All will be given the usual amountof attention especially the relays It isManager Corcoraas Intention to have therelay teams matched as evenly as pos-sible and he will give a great deal oftime to these events

Georgetown Has a ChanceIt looks as If the Georgetown teem this

year has a better chance to capture thepoint trophy than over Wore The Blueand Gray fe under the coed of JimmyMsMgaH former Georgetown crackqwartermHer who was a member of therelay teats which brake the worldsrecord at the St Louis Exposition in159

It is more than likely that MulliganwiH be pitted against Harry Human ina match race It will be recalled thatthis pair met test year Hffijaaa winningby a scant margin after Mulligan lost oneof his shoes being forced to g half ofthe distance barefooted

Tickets will be on sale shortly at all ofthe leading sporting goods stone

TRIAlS FOB TECH ATHLETES

Farmer and R Frazier Figure inFast Time

The last steps necessary for the pickingof a relay team to represent TechnicalHigh School were takes yesterday morn

lag when Coach Walker had the candi-

dates run their try Mach excitementwas created at some of the fut exhibi-

tions and the results bid fair for a fastteam for the Maroon and Gray

The bet than was made by Farmerwith R Frazier aad Fowle tied for sec-

ond place WhIle all the men have nethad their trials it looks as though theterm will be selected from Farmer FowleTew Frazier Falconer and Thrall

Capt S raaay and some of the bestmen will trials next Tuesdayand they will have to bustle In order tooust their team mates for a place

The freshman relay will be fast andchosen from ChOcott Koehler KramerHyatt Mayne aad Phillips

The men are eagerly awaiting the com-

ing George WasMngtoa meet whereyen show their strength Coach Walkerhaving already received the estates ofnineteen men and has had the promiseof fourteen others before the 3d ofFebruary whet the entries does

COLLEGE WIDOWS WIN

Defeat Southern Seminary of BuenaVista at

Special ta The WatWactea aakLLexington Fa Jan 3ft The College

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feated the Southern Seminary teem ofBuena Vista hi a hotly contested basket-ball game by the score of 9 to 7 Theteems were matches but tile

Widows excelled hi team workThe stars the Seminary were Misses

Umholz Brower earl Lee For the Col-

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ball team soundly defeated Cornell thisafternoon by the score of 45 to 38 Thegime was played before a large crowd otjunior girls who bad corns out to cheerfor Cornell but their hopes were shat-tered from the very first whistle

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