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Manafrer Beckett Completes All V-
rrnneementx for the Second Amnml-CrtiMWconiitry WinnerWill Get Gold Meilul Ciinti Ath-
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The second annual open handicap New
Yetr Pay crotteountry run given by
the Washington Young Mens Christianwill be held this morning be-
ginning at 1BM oclock Tho race willstart and flnteh ai Fifteenth streetentranoa to tho Monument grounds andthe course will He around the Monumentbridle path along the Speodwa throughPotomac Park acrow the HighwayBridge lid about four mUm over theVirginia roads leading to Fort Myor withthe return over the Mime route untilPotomac Park te reached when differentroad will be tntvannd and the runnerswill reach the finishing line by way ofthe Fourteenth street and B street bridlepath The total distance will be tinmile
The runner making tho beet actual timewin be awarded a gold medal Ute menfinishing second and third will begiven uppity cups every man completingthe course seventy minutes willget a mediU and the winning team of
men wfll receive a tropbyEvery possible provision baa been made
to protect the contestants from cold Theywill dress in the association building InG street and will not go to the startuntil notified that all officials are in theirplaces The men with limit marks wilt becent away as soon as they arrive at thestart and men with smaller handicapswill wait In the watchmans lodge at Band Fifteenth streets until callod to themark As soon as the runners llnlsb theywill be bundled up in blankets and carried-to the association building in automobiles
Will Plug CourseManager Beckett and a corps of assist-
ants will leave the association building atoclock tiiis morning to put m phvee the
126 red flags which are required to markthe course and will also put in place thesigns indicating the positions of the fif-
teen checking stationsA staff of six physicians will examine
the hearts and lungs of the contestants between 9 and 10 oclock and all the officialswill leave the association budding at 1
oclock in automobiles for their variousstations on the course
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There is a greater number of small newclubs represented in this years crosscountry run than heretofore and a treatmany runners are new at the game
Pennsylvania New Jersey MarylandVirginia and the District H a representedmoue the list of entries Yale and GeorgeWashington universities are among thecolleges Business and Technical HighSchool among the schools with practi-cally all toe local dubs and Y SL C AsAltogether there are eighteen organiza-tions and thirtythree runners three moreorganisations and about the same numberof contestants as hist year
Entry ListThe entries follow Central Branch-
Y M C A J G Stecker E C MorseJ M Cuts Max Yudelevitt H S ShawB E Galloway Southeast Branch Y MC A Joseph Crist Yale University WM Dunn George Washington UniversityJoIn P Fleming Business High Schoo1W H Schofield and G W HollandTechnical High School F L RennerStrayers Business College FrankFrazier Potomac Athletic Club ArchieFarrell Rayllow Athletic Club HRing Kendall Athletic Club C C Mullady District National Guard HerschoiReese Road Athletic Club Edwin Belterand Warner Curley Memorial AthleticClub George A Douden Richard
John A Sc bomber Baltimore CrossCountry Club John D Boiac and JohnX Kelley Philadelphia Athletic Club RD Clarke Fifth Regiment of BaltimoreH E Hutchinson Bordentown N JMilitary Institute W F Nash jrLyceum Athletic Club Eddystone PaDaniel MVp y M B Gorman unat-tached Washington A J Edwards
BOXING AT MOUNT EAOTEB-
Tommy lowe and Johnny DoughertyMeet IH TcHronnd Bout
The new Mount Rainier Athletic Clubwill open its doors today and will pre-
sent an attractive programme Includingvaudeville stunts club swinging andboxing
Three preliminary bouts a tenround star attraction between TommyLowe and Johnny Dougherty constitutethe boxing pert of the programme
The entertainment will be held in PottsHall Just nerves the District line
Soccer Game PostponedThe game of Hoceer football scheduled
by the Maryland and District of Colum-bia soccer league to be played at OnionLeague Park Fifteenth and H streetsnortheast between the Caledonians ofthis city and the McCullohs of Balti-more today has been postponed onaccount of the condition of the grounds
The next gam is on January 22 be-
tween tho Caledonians and the MountWashington team of Baltimore
Olymer Loses Infielder Tlemeycr-WHkasbarre Pa Dec 31 Manager
Clymer of the Wilkeebarre team of theNew York State League was notified today that his bid for third basemanTlemeyer owned by the New York Ameri-cans was not successful and that theyoungster has been sold to ManagerAflhenbach of the Syracuse team
Otis the Cleveland youngster whotwirled a great game against the Ath-letics on the Naps last trip East lastseason goes back to the minora for alittle seasoning Bill Armour tho manwho first discovered him will land himfor his Toledo club
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NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONSFOR MEMBERS OF OUR SET
By BILT4 BAILEY
Tho following resolutions are to bo adopted by members of our satfor 1810
Jim Jeffries That I will win back the hoawywelght title for Ute
white race then retire x
Walter Johnson That I expect to help the Nationals land in the flatunder Jimmy McAlcer 9
Bob I will malco titan five hits next seasonJakey At That unless I can play with tho Chicago White Sox I
will demand a transfer to New OrleansBill Foley That If I am engaged as trainer at Georgetown I will turn
out another Arthur DuffyArlieLathum That I will have talk wilth President Lynch my
and then defy anybody to put mo pfC tha coachingConnie Doyle That I will win the Atlantic tennis ehmnplOBahlp
nd beat Harry Krause fowlingMusssy McGraw That I send my best regards to Ban Johnson
Buss Raymond Johnny TSvors nil tho umpires ClftrKb Griffith anti MikeDonlin
Sam Lanffford That AhH bring home the bacon before next New
TearsPat I will do all I can 16 help the boxing game atMount Rainier but never ajcnin will I try to run a club of my own
Maurice Joyce Th t Cairoll Institute will hereafter play the Y ILC A basketball teem and that thoro will lio no more freeforall mixups
Alfred De Oro That speaking with reverse english I hQiie TomHouston never lose the championship pool title
Horace osel That I will not make any of my pitchers play flrstbase
Chubby Charley Murphy That I minever morrJ is l the truthabout recklessly and if Frank Chance wins the championship forrae I will increase his salary to JSftMI
Jimmy llteAJeer That I will not only give WashlagUn a first divisionclub but beat the St Louts Browns every game we play thorn next aeeaten
Bryan aiorsejThat I will cut out dancing and stick toCalvin Demarest That I will not play Willie Hoppo until Willie
makes a reputation for himselfKid Blberfeld That I will bat 4
John M Ward That in future I will forget all about iNLebaU utiplay golf
Mike Thompson That I wUl turn out a football team able te lickseth Georgetown and George Washington next
Sammy Wood That I will stick to eatchlnr the G P O team aidcut out going around with Hypo Reid
Frank Sherman That my billiard team will make the Baittmerecrowd look fonlish before we get through with the latercity tourney
Battling Neteen I will retain my title because IJames J Jeffrie I will retire again no mattetjrwhat happens on
the Fourth of JulyJanice J Corbett I will continue to look out for Jim GorbettBob FltMlmmons I will r tlra until I aat sixtyTex lUekard Salt Lake City is a great nntce for the MormonsJack Johnson I am sorry to see old 1901 go Its been good to moHugh J0ttning I will try to land that worlds campfoaaliip eace
moreToni Lraeh I will hack up the umpiresDan Johnsoa It would be a pleasure to act as Chary SftarjBwrs pall-
bearerBemkj Wefers I wont tell any more newspaper a fcew test I
to maJohn Heydler I will stay out of baseball politicJohn T Brush That will be abottt all for MurphyWillie KeelenrI will baseball when they strip ray uniform tress
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Fred Knewles secretary of the Giantsclaims that the ball players themselvesore responsible for the adoption of theICSgame schedule in the National League
President Charles Murphy of tjte Chi-
cago cum has o rd Big Overalla bonus f ISM If he wins thirty ganusnext summer and Morfocai Brown HC90
It he wins thirtyflrePeanuts are evidently favorites a the
ladlanapolls grounds A report says thatthe receipts from peanuts vended at thepark amounted to GOO and that thefans consumed sixteen tons
Jake the Methtnmlah ofbaseball is now a breeder of poultry outIn Ohio Jake says that he fullytends to retire from baseball but thatbe may try one more year
Malachi Kittredge the former managerof tile Wflkesbarre club will enter suitagainst the club to recover JfiW whichhe says Is duo him as his contract calledfor i pepcent of the receipts
Secretary Heydler te stronff for the veteran umpire Bob Emetic and In answerto the charge that Bobs eyesight Is fall-ing asserts that EtnsUe can take a rifleand outshoot any manager in the league-
at a distance of 309 yardsDick Egan Cincinnatis second
who tooc the barnstorming trip to theCoast went to his home Portland Oresimmediately after the last game Dickwanted to spend the Christmas holidayshome as he does not reach there often
Rube Waddell made good on a 5 loanfrom Prank Gotch the other day in StLouis More wonder the obligation hadbeen due some three years No wonderGotch Is the champion wrestler when heIs able to pry the loose from afive easer
Somehow Hughie Jennings cannot side-
step pitchers The Tigers usuallygo South with from three to half a doaenmidget twIrler each season All rec-ords have boon eclipsed by tko championshowever in the selection of Pote Brown-ing as a 1910 colt Browning weights but136 pounds
A special meeting of tho Pacific CoastLeague has been called for early next
to consider the proposition of ousting Secretary Long from his office Oppo-
sition to Long is based It 4s alleged ontho fact that he is cUtIS in tho duncapacity as league secretary and manage-
of a club In the circuitMatty McIntyre Detroits outfielder la-
In Jacksonville playing the ponies Mattytook a flier and won 900 at the Windsortrack and intends to take a chance onhis judgment at Jacksonville Tho Tigersays that he will only play on his velvetbut they all say that until they lose afew bets
Secretary Barnard of the Clevelandclub has hit upon a novel plan to protectthe pitchers in bad weather Barnardhas overseen the construction of tho newbaseball plant at ue Forest City andhas had built a tunnel from homebench to tho nearby clubhouse Thepitchers will be able to duck Into warm
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Clarke Griffith Instituted a shakeup Inhis pay roll that he hopes will save Garry Herrmann moro than 2000 a yearHe claims that the salaries will be moreequalized than ever when the playerssign the contracts which he has almostready for mailing drift believes thatsome of his hirelings are underpaid andthose will profit at the expense of theoverpaid hands and the bench warmers
Throe oldtime baseball stars of thefirst order who seem to go on year afteryear without evidence of decay will set-
tle the chlcken championship pf the bigleagues at Youngstown Ohio next monthThese are Hans Wagner of tho PiratesCy Young of Cleveland and LarryLajoIe also of the Blues Each has en
a score of fancy birds In tjio annualexhibition of the Mahomlng Poultry Aseoclatlon
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Oracle Biiftkctliall Tennis AVlll CloakNext Tuesday Night
Carroll Institute gymnasium will be thescene of a warm game of basketballnext Tuesday when the Carroll and Cen-
tral Y M C A teams clash in a eham¬
plonShip gameThe Y M C A boys feel sure of their
ability to take the Institute team intocamp while the Carrolh feel sure thatwhen the final whistle Mews they will bewinners by a good margist
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FIRST RACBSir tenses Jubitea Josgim IBGraad 6 to 5 Brows Tony MF libel to-
S Nooad Oatfae Lea IK U te 1 taird-TtaM 10J M Hy Wolf Alaaw DnaU Sir
and Xtcaa l leek also aILhECOND IUCfi8ix Brtoocx CowdttBBO M
to i wn gaudy HID KB McGwto 5 cecoBd Harold Hall ttt OoUatcia T to
1 third Ttaae 1JS M M J vnMteB Itrookimflice AMor Toss Ik aad 1rofltabto the raa
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SmaW 2 to 1 WM Lord Clinton 110 Bhtlttns7 to 1 eoad Itotaad 110 Itenscbotea It to 5
third TIme 19 4 Jodith P Gondola DebLynch Santam CMWIS Fatamont and hiaU r-
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and Kijunesha II abe ranFIFTH HACBWre and a half furionga Aunt
Nancy K Wilson W to 1 won Kyle ME Kenacdf 5 U I second St Dun JOG ItenMhoUn3 to S third Time 143 UrunhiMe Mike Moltett-Illo Penn and Ataracil alto taD
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thud Time 16 S Blrthdayer Vanadium GUtford Coquetta and Bob Ayers also ran
SECOND UACBPiTfl and a half furlong EtaTanpiar 112 Glasner 1 to 3 WOOl Sally SavageSS Burton 3 to 1 socond lllw KlHatt lOS Ja-son 6 to 1 third Time 111 5 Uassie Masregnralso ran
THHJD RACFie and half furlongs Morpeth Koerntr 3 to L won Whim 91 Andress 7 to 5 eecosd Bonnie tt Steiabardt2 to 1 thlrf Tires 103 Croon Undo Jim andInspection also ran
FOURTH RACBSeren furkmes Pirate Diana107 Jackson 3 to 2 won Icarlan 101 Davenporturea aocDnd BEnnade 98 Koemer 5 to L thirdTime 1 125 The Clown and True Boy also ran
FIFTH RACEFhe fnriongs Strom land 122Jackson even mm BUlio Uifoba lit Lewis 6
to 1 wcond Dry Dollar 124 Connolly 4 to 1
third Time l063 Grace Kimball Vie Zeider-Kdlle Burgess and John Gardner also ran
SIXTH HACBOne mUe Descomn ts WlCOme 2 to 1 von Bannock Bob 1M Jackson8 to 5 second Lens 103 Davenport 6 to 5 thirdTime 14S 15 Qtogo Granade and Cuowary also
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Taft and Murphy Not Stock-
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iiculuiMu of Hall Pnrlc in QnnkcrjCity by Chicago Capital Regardedtin Kunl I3tatc Don Pure Sinpie and Cnittx No IlcfluotioiiK onIntegrity of National Game
New York Dec 31 The formal purchase of the Philadelphia NationalLeague ball park front John L Rogersand A J Reach by Charges P Taft ofCincinnati for 250608 simply confirmsthe belief that Messrs Taft and C WMtlrphy owner of the Chicago CUMhavd put up enough money to enablethe JogeJ syndicate to purchase the Phil-adelphia club stork From an excellentsource It was learned that Fogsand his partners have simply borrowed
SUWOOI Taft and Murphy toget control of the stock and that theWestern partners hold notes In returnfor their financial aid The purchase ofthe ball perk in Philadelphia with Taftmoney is regarded as a real estate investment pure and simple
Fogti evidently proved U the satisfac-tion of the National League magnateshere two weeks ago that he controlled
club and that Taft Mur-
phy and Company did sot actually owna single share of stock
It Is well known that It Fogel had beenunable to establish this fact beyond per-
adventure the sale of the Philadelphiadab would not have been offldally recoghfsed by the league as a body andthe new owners Including Fog it wouldnot have been allowed to enter the leaguemeeting and cast a vote
But it is the general opinion that theassistance rendered by Taft and MurphyIn helping Fogel and company to swingthis Mg deal has provided material forpersons who are always ready to cry oatagainst syndicate baseball Yet this formof ownership has bees in evidence atdifferent times in both major leagueswithout casting reflection upon the integ-
rity of the national game for a momentAt time the New York National
League clubs stock was held by variousrival club owners including Reach ofPhiladelphia Spalding of ChicagoAbell of Brooklyn Soa n of Bostonand Brush of Cincinnati It is also afact that Dreyfuas of Plttsburg andBerrmann of Cincinnati owned stockin the Philadelphia club only a few yearsago Furthermore it has always beenaccepted as fact that Dreyfties securedbackers for the Doveys in the purchaseof the Boston Nationals When theAmerican League lint expanded C WSomers the founder of the Clevelandclub to said to have put up the money toestablish the Boston Americans and atleast one other club in that circuit
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Annapolis Md Dec the firsttime uses the Introduction of the game
at the Naval Academy the basketballchampionship of Ute institution will bedecided by a full series of class games
the first of which are to be on Janury11 The full schedule of games is January12 First vs Second Third vs FourthJanuary II First vs Third Second vsFourth January U First vs FourthSecond vs Third January SH First vsSecond Third vs Fourth January XFirst vs Third Second vs Fourth Jan-uary 27 FIrst f Fourth Shooed vsThird February 2 First vs Second Thirdvs Fourth February 3 First vs ThirdSecond vs Fourth February t First vsFourth Second vs Third
The game scheduled between the regu-
lar Ave and Columbia for yesterday waScanceled by Columbia Georgetown hasalso canceled one of Its games this
but will play here on January J2-
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SECOND UACBSuc furtoeta BlUr Xyrr 1
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serood AvtM UI Borel C to 1 third Time1OT MdtoBdale BveoHc Cosine Oosdra Eoa-mado Sheer OasIs Ji Ilatte and Titus II abe
ranTHIRD HACEHO and twanty jrarta Sinkbprtnf B6 Vospw 8 to i woe DetaaaKedetic 13 to 5 8cood Moaafaadc
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TOURTH HACK3aen furlongs KaMgh P DMO Qro t to X WBB Tmrrtt M9 Dogaa i to2 c oDd BUsab th MO Andersen 7 to tthird Tine 1 1 Daddy Ohm K MK Seeksod Kddto Gtaacy also ran
FIFTH RACEXil twenty yards Gratchem G Jtt Martha 5 to 1 WOO Wolfrtlte M6
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lina Luzvrio and Lithotia also ranSIXTH HAOBFnturtty oour a Croartper MT-
Voapw 5 to 2 son Giace G in U to5 MCOBd MrtiTOB CottoB 15 to 1 thIrd Time
ThisOe Ildte Ornate Marvel Fredoate Sahussy BBBioae and Belle Famw also ran
VlRllnntsWnrivlchs Game OffManagers of the Vigilante and War
wicks football teams met yesterday after-noon and decided to call off tho foot-ball game booked for today on ac-
count of the poor condition of the field
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Jimmy Johnson who directs OwnMoran wants to bill him with a Phila-delphia lightweight
Eddie Graney is now looked upon asUse most likely referee of the big tIghtBoaeaty is Graneys chief asset
The rumor that Jeff is to train behind closed doors Is no surprise The wiseones think it is a good move
Lavin and Leo Houck will meetin Reading during the early part ofthis month anti seats are already at apremium
The next bout between Henry Pletand Len Lauder at New Orleans willrx for a bet and the winner takeall basis
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Johnny Barte and Fighting Dick Xelfought one of the most sensational
bouts ever seen to Troy on ChristmasThey are rematched
The tutoring Gunboat Smith willget white sparrlag with Jack Johnsonwill serve him In good when heclimbs a little higher
Harry Trendali a St Louts light-
weight who has been cleaning upthe boxers in that locality is consid-ering an offer to come East
Clergymen business men ofMich will make an attempt to
stop the pictures of the JohnsonKetchell fight now being shown Sn that city
From ReadIng Pa a dispatch saysManager Schllchtar of tho Reading Athletlo Club has matched Paddy Lavin ofBuffalo and Leo Houck of Lancaster-to fight hero on either January 6 or January 10
Jim Barry has finally secured a matchHe has been hooked up with Tony Rossfor a tenround mill at Memphis Tennon January 31 James will have to beright for the go as Tony carries a goodpunch and II a second Joe Grim for tak-
ing punishmentJoe Wagner has signed up to meet Kid
Murphy at the Delmoro Athletic Club ofMount Vernon next Monday night Theboys are scheduled to go ten rounds butas both pack a knockout wallop the pro-
ceedings are likely to be cut short longbefore the final spasm
If Wolgast should happen to beat Nelson Ad will be forced to recognize Tommy Murphy as he walloped Wolgast sodecisively when they mingled in Smoketown Tommy could get any amount ofbacking airtonff the New York followersof the game
Harry Lewis and Howard Baker a recent star who was unearthed west of theMississippi are down to mix it tonightat Denver Baker Is said to be a com-
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