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THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER 30 1910
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SPORTING SIDELIGHTS
By HILL BAILEY
for die flay alter 1 Mldom equal to thni ht before
Willie Boppe will show Prartdant Tafta ftw fancy abou at the White HOUR tonMirrew Msht Barton Lank UJ
MMMaiaeing lid believe us he issome
pltB 3iiete lave lost a good friendthe death of Dr Wiber During a
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ard he refriied A man who pays hish bta Nut far from the mark at that
Jome w g recaally remarked thatMack was atronK for the uplift in
baseball awl poiatert out that Connieh 3 dfjned a seined Derrick
Local aaadlotr ban players who wisha Mai Virginia Loacue next sHimn ar mvited to call OH the sportingeditor oC The Washington Herald whoc n xtve out some Interesting informa
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BW 3aJtey tk this opportunity tothajik Mr B MacCsrUty for his Christmaa greUtm in the shape f aome Well
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Win the awowbUT iwsa ibMtb Weto bit
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tony almoH its WrHut brinp you the dayWhat Meads aU any
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Thor is going to be a tenaailo run inBaltimore on New Years Day whichcomcares with the longdistance Jauntsheld undur the auspices of the Y M CA htre during the past two years Sev-eral local are enteredTe reason the local Y M C A aban-
don d the run this year was because itturned out previously to be a n lng propositin The athletes really crabbedtheir own game as it VM hard work toset Ut m in the first place andthe winners invariably kicked becausethe medals not worth about S-
OUnleae sonte one scatter a few bandfuls of sand on the path Pal Moore isfollowing the sad history of one Edouard-Hanlon hi booked for a repent The kidhas been triniraed the last three timesout
Boston papers are booming GarryHorrnAnn as the man for theturlwlent job of president of the NationalLeague Garry is for Tom Lynch butmight be induced next year
iR B Walker the South African sprint-
er whose preee agent had him running1 yards in less than nothing a fewmonths ago being defeated by Donaldson when most unfortunately MrWalker stubbed his too at the sixtyyardlinV Its too bed they dont have sprint-ers in this country so the difference be-tween South African Waterburys andAmerican watches might be displayed in-
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TECH SECTION TEAM BEATEN
The Invincible an aggregation ofTechnical High School students weredefeated by the Reserve basketballquint of the Eastern High School by theclose wore of SO to 16 The game wasscrappy and was featured by tho playingof DC Grange and Schwegler for theloser and High and Brown for thewlnirars LinoupiB-
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If Leg Fails to Mend What Will Tigers Do for Second
Gossip of InterestBasemanOtherBy WILLIAM
Jim Delehanty former National andnow with Jennings Tigers is giving theDetroit fans a mild Del strainedthe ligaments in hls reg last season andIt that he may not bo In shapeto play next summer
Harry Neily of the Detroit Times hasthe following to say about the matter
What will the Tigers do if Jim Delehanty falls to come back Ever stop tothink over the consequences of that sadcalamity With Del missing whod plugtho gaping hole at second base Think-it over
These same Tigers are going to havesome pennant aspirations this comingseason just as sure as a kind providencemade little green applesi The boys will
down there In Dixie pretty soon tell-ing you all about it but just mark downwith the old stub pen that it Jim Delehanty doesnt respond or if some suit-able man is not found to take his placethe chances of the demon Tigers in Dllare going to be just slightly hotter thanthose of the festive snowball In Tophetand they aint much
Not because Jim Del is a toph avy per-son of note in Tigerville but because todate there is a lamentable lack of allaround competent secondbaling talentaboard the Tiger case Friends will tellyou that Charlie OLeary isnt done buthe is OLeary can field with the best ofthem but ho can no longer hit ChickLathers can hit but is flatfooted Be-sides he makes no pretensions of being asecond sacker Jay Kirk inserted hisgawKish person into the fray toward theclose of last season but galloped abouttho infield to tho grea danger of himselfand the enemy He isnt fast enoughBesides the way Kirke tries to block runners off second base and ride the demonslider into the sack he would la t justabout one trip around the circuit Thenthe boys would commence to see Jayfirst and hed spond half his time pickingspikes out of his shins Jays willing butlacks class
So there you are In the words of thotext Something must did becauseJim Dels leg may not recover and be-
sides he may be hurt again any timeSecond who can hit and field arescarce woefully scarce as any magnatecan tell you They grow not in the tallbushes neither can be had for muckcoin But nevertheless and however itwould pay Magnate Navin to keep hisweather eye cocked in the directions hiwhich any stray second sackers mightpossibly be resting You never can tellwhen something will break in the tradinglineLets hope that Jim Delehanty will return to the hid for Jim can bit around290 all the time can run pretty well andcan work that old stuff In there allthe Urn
Manager Hal Chase of the New Yorkwill pay strict attention to We
pitchers for tho coming season that isin working them in proper turns Chasethinks the pitchers should be given asmuch rest as they think they need Lastseason Rue Fenl would not work out ofturn and with the four days rest toe
would enter the bex like a lion Itproved a good Idea on Fords part ashis record last season shows Chase saidbefore h loft for California that ho
to try and work all his pitchersthe same way
Chase thinks all the pitchers should begiven a good rout between proM Hewill have Ford Vaughn Warhop HughesQuinn PteharAand possibly one of thenew men and will not work any whenthey are right The Yankee manager thinks it vtU be a grand kiss tonotify a pitcher a couple of days in advance of the Urns when he is to worksomething which Connie Mack
The Yankee leader thinks ho hascorking pitching staff to work withseason HO also lies a fast team to petbehind them
Wray of the St LouisWho would be a magnate and
then come across with the followingMinor leagues received 291360 from the
big league clubs for the contracts of play-ers during 1810 nn average per club ofover 15000 Is there any other businessthat must annually devote such a percenge of its capitalization todepreciated machlnerp Probably tipssum entirely wipes out the annual profitsof some of the more lowly teams
The Browns and Cardinals each expendted about 30w If each club gets tworeliable men from the squad of recruits-It will have maintained the average
Figure for yourself the cost of rebuild-ing a brokendown team And then com-pute the gray hairs gained by the manwho attempts the task knowing thatthere are not enough capable young play-ers graduated annually in both leaguesto make up a championship club
Umpire Billy Evens thinks too muchboosting hurts the rising young baseballplayer Too much praise Williams sel-dom hurts any one in any line of en-deavor who i tJ re
Wagner most be worth SfiOQ anto any Pittsburg news bureau
Starting in with the fall announcementthat he may be traded Hans name iscampaigned through interviews with allthe stockholders till the December meet-Ings when the club management
denies intention to trade himBut still the hardy canard is not head
merely altered It not traded thenmay be sold If not sold he may beplayed in a new position
His winter health too is worth a cou-ple of columns and arriving at spring-it comes time for tho annual
that Hans will retire Theres adenial to that trouble with his
and failure to report with the restof the team still to fall back upon
So far Hans has managed to get backinto the game as usual But on thestrength of the tact some day he mayjustify one of the items the bureaucratsramble on like the brook forever
Theres a hint of a conspiracy on thepart of an outraged press to use lastyears files during the winter and thusfoil the news sellers
In the meantime the winter Wagnerserial of 131011 is just in its infancy
Heres an unkind shot from the NowYork Globe Says a Washington paper
Another trial for Doc Gessler seemsassured If we remember rightly theball player was tried and found guilty inBrooklyn Chicago and Boston
Fiftyseven players were reported tobe on the roster of the Superbas at thepresent date giving ample evidence thatthe Brooklyn nine is going after thepennant with hammer and tongs nextyear permeated with plenty of newblood New York Tribune
Let us hope that none of the new mem-bers will take advantage of being oneof the fiftyseven and stay pickled allseason
Why must a bat be round Why shouldancient conservatism hamper the bats-men Why not hrve a square bat do
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Yawy with fivesixths of the foul tips andHave stralghtaway slugging that wouldbe a joy forever TTio round bat wasnecessitated by the fact that in the longago tho batters had all the best of itand scores of 100 to 97 were quite a com-
mon happening WithV a flat or squarethe hitters of fifty years ago could
just keep on slugging till their lefs pureout The round bat came in as a life-
saver for tho pitchers and a handicap tothe Now that me pitchers haveall the host of It why should the roundbat continue to dominate the arenaThink It over
Every year we hear about this that orthe other fellow who is lead sure to beatold Torn Jones out of his job They hadthe veteran fleet sacker losing his berthevery spring while ho WAS with theBrowns but each season Tom won outThe truth be told Jones has seen twont7
youngsters try for his job and thenbe sent book to the minors The onerookie who has Impressed him most in allthese years t Ness the Tiger recruitwho tried to boat Tom to the wire lastspring and will bo on deck again In March
Country Morris is playing a stargame a forward his section teamIn the past few games he has scoredmost of the points He is as good aforward as he Is a and DirectorHaas of the Inajram Memorial quintshould nave no difficulty in playing
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now as there is no soccer football orother sports
The Catholic University freshmen quinthas showed the other teams of the District that they win have a lookin on thechampionship pie
The Georgetown Freshmen quint whichRoger Bone manages has oaten all theteams they have played so far bylarge scores Why not give them a craokat the varsity quint
The section teams which have beenorganized at JT eh may play the Busi-ness quints for the championship of the
Some good material shouldbe theee sections
Scott who was ruled off the BusinessHigh quint on account of flunks is playng the game of his life with tho Ingram
Memorial team Coach Haas has taughtthe boys a few things they never knowbefore
The Eastern High School quint has toplay the Cathedral Sohool quint in thoEastern gymnasium This game shouldprove one of the hottest of the seasonas both teams arc light and fast
What become of the Patent Officeteam tHat Charge Allen the former YM C A was coaching Theyhad good material when they started andwith Allens coaching should have hada good team
In Conover Haas has obtained one ofthe headiest players in the city In thefew games the Ingram Memorial quinthas played Conover has showed his abllity to cage the ball making shots fromall angles of the floor
GUI who played at the Y M C Awhen the present Boys Department quint
In the midget class played againstYankees Wednesday night with the
Northminster quint and tho Northmlnsters were walloped 31 to 7
Business InCh Schools quint will playits hardest game of the season on Januard 3 The Stenographers meet EasternHigh School Both quints have boonpracticing hard during the holidays and-a warm game can be expected
The Regulars of the Mens Depart-ment of the Y M a A will try and
a game with tho GeorgetownUniversity quint before the season dosesThey were beaten last year by Ute
team nd they will try hard to re-
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ST PAUL AFTER FLYNN-
St Paul Minn Dec 29 Ac-
cording to a wire from Pltt b rgPresident Barney Dreyfvss ofthe Pirates hits turned down anoffer to sell Jack Flynn to theSt Paul club the Piltsburg clubleader grasping the plan of Man-ager Kelley of the St Paul club
that Is to use Flynn as a catcher Manager Mike Kelloy hasbeen negotiating withfor the purchase of Flynn andin the course of communicationsmade known the fact that he de-
sired to the big Url sackerbehind the bat Kelleys plan ap-
parently kit fuss aboutrfTht for the PittabAirs clubowner last night announced hisIntention of retaining Flynn assubstitute catcher
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Br WILLIAM PI3ETCatcher Charles W of pie Na
Uonala stopped over in Washington lastnight en route to his homo in Wllliains-iwrt Gabby spent Christmas with hismother down in Alabama having previ-ously taken the baths at Hot Springsfor nineteen days successfully getting ridof a bad case of rheumatism
Gabby looked like the milliondollar kidHe said Im as good now as I ever wasin ray life Last summer during thefinal game when I was bbhind the bLot
my back and legs pained me so that Icould hardly walk in fact I couldnteven lace my shoes Now look at me
I cant understand why I was so badlymisquoted in ono of the Washington pa-pers I never sold that I wanted to get-away from the Nationals I like McAleer angjsti tIle Capital I did write
irTeuer when the papers werefull of proposed trades for me and toldhim that M he saw lit to trade me I
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I added that I was perfectlywilling1 to so to any city in the AmericanLeague with tho exception of St Louisand that I did not want to play there
During the course of conversation Streetinformed the writer that he yesterdaysigned his Mil contract and forwarded-It to McAleer He said that tho termswere perfectly satisfactory and he pre-
dicted a great season not only for himself but tor the club
While in Hot Spring said GabbyI worked out every morning with
George McQuillen of the Cincinnati Rodsand say maybe that old boy hasnt gotsomething lIes one of the best I everhandled and has almost as muoh speedas Walter Johnson
Gabby plans to leave town on an earlytrain this morning for WiUiamsportwhere he will stick around taking lifeeasy until time to report in Atlanta nextMarch fc
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The Business High School track team can boast of one of the bestlon distance runners in the District He is Gordon W Holland sonof a D Holland of 1607 Eighth street northwest and has made a namefor himself in tho longdistance runs held in and around the DistrictThis is Hollands first year at the
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Rhode Island Avenue School as heflunked when he first entered schooland had to repeat which kept himfrom making the track team
Holland is one of those chaps possossed of considerable strength andendurance He showed plenty ofendurance in the Times Marathonfrom Laurel to Washington Inthat race he finished fourth of thehigh school boys Those who fin-
ished ahead of him had a big han-dicap which he could not overcomeIn the Now Years 10mile run ofthe Y M C A Holland finishedtenth among a great bunch of startors In both races he finishedStrong and maintained a goodstride all of the time Hollandwhen running on the Business trackteam last year finished well upamong the many starters in the mileevent His only difficulty is thathe is used to running a greater dis-tance than one mile and cannot
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Holland goes by the nickname of Puggy He ig eighteen years oldweighs 13S pounds and stands 5 feet 6 Inches Ho will be graduated inJune 1014
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R F Dohferty Worlds Title-
Holder Dies in London
EXPIRED AFTER LONG ILLNESS
With III Brother If I lie WasBackbone of Jlrltisli Team HintLifted Darin Cup Kid er PlayerWhile Slconff In Singles MadeSpecialty of Doubles Play
London Dec 30 R F Doherty oneof Doherty brothers the famous ten j
nls players hi dead He and his brotherH L Doherty leading tennis ex-ports for many years
To American lawn tennis players thenames of the famous Dohertys had beenmerely a record of worfderful perform-ance until the challenge for the DwightP Davis international cup was receivedin IMC Then it became known that itwas the intention of the Britons to sendover their peerless players Reginald FDoherty and his brother Hugh LawrenceDoherty accompanied by Dr JoshuaPirn It was the first appearance uponAmerican courts of the Dohertys andthey acquitted themselves well for rela-tively they were feeling out the Ameri-cans and the taller P Doherty tookthe singles n the courts of the CrescentAthletic ClUb at Bay Ridge with DrPim reserving the little Do for thedoubles
While In this country R F Dohertywrote a book about lawn tennis whichhe dedicated to the Grand Duchess Annatutu of MecklenburgSchwerin He hadoften played with her on the courts ofKurope and it is said that there ws astrong attachment between the two
Could aF Doherty won many friends while
in this country for be was of a jovialnature and liked nothing better times apractical Joke or a tilt of wit He wasalways ailing however and his smallerbrother used to amuse the crowds aboutthe courts at the Casino by telling themhow their father jot R F to play tenida to improve his health and H Lwas therefore compelled to get into thegame a the older brother had been sohumord that ho would not play unlessthe younger engaged with him
The Little Do also recounted how itwas impossible to get Reggie put anapothecary shop The elder brother hedeclared was always anxious to take
remedy for his real or imaginary-ills and the Little Do thattheir rooms wero littered with bottls ofmedicine and pills which R F bought-in wholesale tow
Held Kvory ChampionshipIn the estimation of European players
and those of this country Reginald FDoherty wes on of the greatest playersthat the gems of lawn tennis has pro-duced At varioug times he held everychampionship of any importance thatthe world of tennis has to offer H wasonly beaten when his health began to de-cline Altogether he did much to placethe game as a leading sport in Englandand it was practically through his wisegeneralship and captaincy in DIll thatthe Davis international cup was test bythis country and has never been re-gained
Boston Dec JSLawn tennis enthusi-asts In New England beard with regrettoday of the death of Reginald Dohertywhose American career on the grasscourts with his brother Hugh L Dohtrty termed a brilliant page in the his-tory of the game on this side of the At-lantic
Because of his height and length ofarm R F Doherty was a wonderfulgetter while his general game was
marked l jr its graceful ea and calcu-lating stc lines This coupled with hisbrothers rilliancy made a combinationthat vithttood the attacks of the bestptayr In the world for many years
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Terus Trick Goes Fivein 58 Seconds
San Francisco Dec 2S Terus Trickwhich has raced at meetings in theWooL this year racegoersEmoryville this afternoon by winning theCadeterhi Handicap over field ofsprinters running five furlongs in theworlds record time of BS seconds Theformer worlds record of was madeby Jack Nunaally over the same trackthree years ago The results
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CLASS ORGANJZED
Four Quints to Be Represented inNew Organization
Mr Thatcher Arranging IfcxtonslveSchedule Will Start Soon
After the Holidays-
A now Class B baskttaall leagueis about to be started In the city Theleague will probably be composed of four
the Kendall A C Foundry A CTerminal Y M C A and the CorcoranCadets although there may be somechanges in the makeup before the firstgame starts The organisers or theleague are sure that it will be a suc-
cess and there is no reason why it shouldnot be it is Just what th sportingpublic of the city has been wanting allthe winter The teams ve about evenlymatched and good games can be expectedfor tho balance of the saasbn The loaguowill be well supplied with good halls andwill be able to accommodate fairsizedcrowds As the teams wish io start assoon as possible after the holidays anyother teams desiring to obtain
should address Mrimchor Spalding Brothers or Chris
Mullady 410 Tenth street northeast
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