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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-04
Chile Gives bolivia nm outlet Ia the
Pacific.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4,-chile has
again given Bolivia an kbtlet 10 tho
Pacific Ocean by cedlng "Trip OF land
north Of the Province OF Arloa. accord
Ing TO official advices rectfed here to-
day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-11-04
Coal strIse Close. Msnt.n. ssLoal..

BILLINGS. Mont, Nov. 4.--The public
schools were closed here to-day on ac-
count OF "a coal famine resulting from the
strike.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
RAEE REFUSES FOR BOSTON RED s0xsAE ELEVEN CRIPPLED
WTWo .aa THREEnH>
E& puisa6 ns.N..t ose o.sr WIN "a N
g &BUGS RAERA 81 y
Their motto is shake

Yale coaches shutting motto
well before losing
Might have fights York with German decisions The
loser writes a book. .
The law makes Maine dryer than Impossible drink
than carry in that State.
talk about league The
farmers wearing earmufs.
prohteers you crop
of snowbals is harvested
Yeggs who payrols liable crimp
college football
Tony Borglum building
boxing club boxing within eafshot wokngman
Willie Hoppe is boy wonder who holds his age well
The od-me football player long
ike The modern football player his Short showing
that the game has changed mostly in the style of harcuts
Having copped the the Pat
oafng.
glands daughters panola,
and she will be able beat Paderewski with her
About time for Jeanette fighting His straight Lett
corkscrew.
decide whether Little Joe $ point only number
Yale graduate coaches commencing bo~ar lots
New Haven Busy whipping the shape for whipping
coach graduates He's always the like
knees when you're reaching for Ford mandrake.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 9year-olds: claiming: fr
and one-half furiongs: Annette Teller. los
Flare Up l0e: Castor. Ill; Cock Of the Roost
l06: Incnerstor. los: BetSinda ITO; Blue Star
los: ~our Maid. ldo: Hackamore. lis: Northern
Belle ll3: F1ibberty Giba,nt Ill; Ogden Girl
I0s; Acid Test. IO6: Couriis. ILL., Fair Colleen
ms: Larghetto. los; Lonely. lo6; May Roberts
los: Indiscretion. los: Lorers' Lane snd. lOs.
SECOND HACE-For Syear-olds and up
claiming; about six furlonss: Resist. liz: Da
hinda. los: Drineid. lis: Mumbo Jumbo. l13
Appleton wiske. llo: Tommy waac. los: Cousir
O'Mne. lis: Stmdee. lis: Miss Sterling. ITO
Half and Half. ll3: Houseznaid, III; Sunrose
10: Paddy. ll3: Title. lOe; SycAmoor. Il3
Snnninsdale. ls: Rockport. us: Miss KTter
10: F1derkrn, ll3
ing: mile and o,e-sIteenth: UmbAla. llO; Lit
tie Nearer, ll6; Keen Jane. lo7; lie Belafre, los
LADY Ward. los: eSycamoor. lO5; Tiger Rose
lo3: Senator Crvw. ITO: Starter. ll6: Jaci
O'Dowd. III; 'American Eagle, Ill: 'Inquieta
l6s: Wilfreda, 1o2; Ierseus. ll6; Pantry ll6
Indiscrert. Ill: L'Enjoleur. lo6; ASSUMPTION. lo5
Elderken, ll6
FOURTH RACEJThe Autumn Days Hsndi
cap; $500 added; about siI furloags: lrisl
Dream. lG; Lupetta. 10: Sister Helene. los
Vice Chairman. us; St. Allan. III: Pilgrim. l22
Homely, III. Note-The wright on Sister Helen,
includes a penalty of three pounds.
FIFTH RAOE-For 2year-olds and up: handi
cap; mile and seventy yards: Wee Louise. lie
Lady Gertrude. n; Cleopatra, Ito; ormonda
lis: ssIvestra, 1It Cinderella, %. Homely. f6.
SIXTH RACE-For 5-year-olds ard up: sell
ing: mile and onequarter: Jack Mount. los
Grrmdy. los; Orderly. lol; Woodbury.. lG; Tet
ley. o.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23

On offensive line should be tight enough the middle
with the quarterback through there
Hence speak of guards and tackle blocking
tight which closing all inside openings
Blocking form Of should be confused
with it.
could block high low and dependent the posi-
the position which his opponent
The tackles the guards block either
that is they crowd their towards the center out toward the
accordance with the signal they have received the play
can get close enough to your man. blocking becomes simple
side hipi often Blocking divided into quick blocking
and long blocking For straight line plunge only
block When there
block longer.
Some players have the idea block
beneath their and shove him backward
hole through which defense backheld
the block,
the neman long enough beginning
his objective the line and his After that
we'll let the opposing lpeman through
liable around and nail the he him
him the
tense has the his hands, first him from breaking
through immediately and secondly make
body for of the defense baekfed who whoud
open up the hole they are looking for and do not hit him hard
ling with shoulder often here which keeps the
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The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ope ard one-sixteenth nile,
War Smoke. los CMerEierl. DS, s3 so
LezScy. x DYER. 2i.S. 1880; B<r Coy. III
johnson. q. 10. Time, a Is Musket. Dio1e
ViSilsnte. Beaucaire War Club Chimera Rally
Connen. Jos p. Murphy. Jack Dawson. LA
Din6sanre, also ran.
SECOND RACE-Abut miles Quel Ron.
hour. 81 tGreenl. ESQ. $40. $50: Northwood
1877 tIiannal. 400 $50; Smithfeld, 142 (HaynesI
+00 Time. S:R New Haven, Mels. Anti.
seT,tic. Harwood.> also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile AMI 70 yards Rarid
Day. lo tHam.lton). 40 $40 2o; Grandee
lo1 tCotilettil. $40 40: Elected ID. lo6 CSter
linS). $50. Tine. l:4s 3S welshmans Folly.
Duttie Vandirer. Kimpalong Knot wisest Fool
ais, an
FOURTH RACE-One mile On Watch, II
Keisayl. $50. 2+o. 80; Oonstancy, "a CLoftus)
40. I'D; 'Damask. los tAmbrossl. a5o. Time
Ia Smart Guy and Ellpolis also ran.
Added starter.
FIFTH RACE-Six furiongs Billy Kelly. Ii
HeftuS). 40. S.0c. 80: Pap. los tJohnsonl
I'D, $50; Midnight Sun. lGc (McCrann). 40
Tine, liz Sun Briar. Lepchares, valoS %
bait Lass. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs Out the Way
lis (Fatcrl. 3a. go. 20: The Decision 10
(Han.iltonl. GIo. 80; George Clark, lU IAN
brnss), $50 Time. lis rs Sea Beach. Coral
Enonre, Louise v. Lady Ivan, also ran.
SEVENTH RACE Ono and three-sixtsenth,
miles Frogtovn. lo2 iFatorl. SO. SEQ. at6
Dorcas. lu (Hamiltonl. kD. $40: Tie Pin. III
(Johnson). $50 Time, % Is GlsSstoi
Dsddy's Chnce. Fairy Pnnoe. valspsr. Tn.
Relgisn ID Puts and Calls. LATHE Oottass
slso ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST nACD-For zyear-oadsI nve and one
half hHlcnD; DuminQue u3; Anas. i6; Ardito
looi Blazer. loa: Wedding Gaia Us; Ireland
l6; Lola. loo; Flying welshman, los; Martha
Luckett. 10; Little One, lh
SECOND RACD-Steepiechsse, Sysar-olds
about two miles: Minata> Ii; awa- Paint, 40
syrdarya. 10; Bonacourt, lEI swn Cap lto
EArlocker, l4o; Sea Sun lS7: Garyoyle, H3
sw. T. Wilkinson entry
THIRD RACE-For 3ysaroids and up; sell
fng; mile snd onesiIte-nth: Dan, liz: Mono
c.cy. lN; Ultra Gold, lf; Col vaIentine. lo4
Jossph p. Murphy. lo4: Baby Sister. lol; Galley
Had. loi; Joan Of Arc. los; Mslanchoiia, los
Coral ID: Harwood ID, l7; Mormon Elder, 100
'ssints Bridge. lG; 'MalVolio. ioe: Napoli. 100
tSeJen exciuded).
FOURTH RAOE-For maiden ayr.r-olds
claiming: dx furlonEs: Squire Charlie. los
kmny5en. LID; TenL Joy. 10; Sea Nine, l07
aWehev. no; Little One. 10: Tsttle lis: sCoa
Murphy. l6; Leguulia 10; xRockaree, ITO
Nancy Ann. T: Kitty Gordon. 10: Carabeila
lU; Dsvl Dog. LIS; Back Home. in. xB. L
Smith entry
IFTA RAcE-For s-ys.r-oids; claiming; OH
mile: Mint Cst. LIS; Armant, los; Mother-in
IsM. lUF Romeo. ID; Veto. no. Ballyconneu
l9: Plwe.n. lD; Dancing Carnival, lg; Indiar
erins. ini Pihroch. Ilo; Belaro, LIS; sDr
R.s. l0; PLENTY. lo5; 'Fri.sur. q: Hong Kong
Io
SIXTH RACD-For syear-old. and up; on,
mile and onedxtsenth: Sticking. I0l: Gnome
i9; Bouifscs ID; Bddeznan. IA: Carpet Sweep
q, IL; kennicott. lA
SEVENTH RACB-Hisn Eight Handicap: /,
ycar-olds and up; six turiongs: Routledxs, lls
xFot Bliss. u; Ophelia. III: fStartiing. lis
Arah Go On. IL; Franklin. lls: ouietuds, -ll4
Erpptty Witchet. IL; Bonifacs, m; Leocharrs
~: Grinaiiin. u2s War Dr1Is, In. fR- T.
Czrman sntU.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
HOLD FINAL DRILL
FOR DETROIT GAME

Georgetown's football warriors were
out for a long scrimmage and signal
drill yesterday afternoon on the Hill
top gridiron in preparation for the
coming game with Detroit University
Saturday at Detroit. Mich.
Coach Exendine had the team work
ing on defensive plays In practice yes
terday. as the Michigan eleven is
known TO have a fast team that is
always on the alert with players in
the backfield that are capable OF a
powerful drive when under way
The Blue and Grey squad will leave
after this afternoons practice in order
to have plenty Of rest after the long
train ride before entering the contest
on Saturday. All the men are in the
best of shape and expect to return
with the victory after meeting the
Michigan team.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ahout ftriou.A Nay Alley.
IA (Kummer1. Il To 10. ) to g. to 4: Locus,
Leaves. ia (Ensor), 8 to 5. Z to 10; Swirl. la
FahhrDtherl. to L Time. Iii "a Bndx,
Plsyu. Liberty Gih. Eastern Glow, also r.n-
SECOND RACE-ons mile Bright Gold, lis
Butwelp. u to s. 4 to g. l to ); Heavy
Weapon. 100 fCarrulD, s to S. to s; Thunder.
bird lo1 Ensor). out Time. Ia Nay Rob
eTts and Shenandoah also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile and 10 yards Dandy
Dude ITO tkummer). II to 6. I to s. 2 to s;
Poilu. l6 tCaTolD, 4 to 5. 2 to s; Hohokus,
lO1 (RomanellD. I to l. Time, IS i5 Gold
Crest Boy. Assign, Miss B1n. Malios, Polly
Anna. Alvord. Don Dodge. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-About furiongs. Pick
wick. III tEnsorI. s to s. to s. / to s; You
Need. loi (ROwanl, 5 to l. 2 to l; Toto. ia
(MoCabs). tn s Time, Ito rs Back Bay,
Osguod. Ultima Thule also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 70 yzrdA John
i. Day. lis (ButwelD. ; to !, to S. to S;
Koh-I-Noor. lo2 tRowan>. even, TO 2; Hin
doostsn, los (Kmnmer. to TO- Tine, l.H.
Valerie West. Col. Harrison. Mis- Kruter, Mac
kenzis. Railhird. Paddy Dear. Hckorynut also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mns and onesrtesnth:
whiuasy. log tEnsor). Q to L 4 to s. l to ,: Bet
" Blun. lo7 CAiountain). 8 to s. { To s; Ge1. LIZ
(Kummer1. TO S Time, 80 20 Kilkenny,
Favour. Sunnylsnd also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
SOLDIER GRID
PLAYERS FAIL
TO STAND GAFF
Football Coaches Puzzled
In Finding War Heroes
Leading Injured List.

Something's wrong with the 1919
football player.
Eastern coaches have been led to
this belief after star upon star has
Joined the disabled list None has
been seriously injured but from the
preponderance of pulled muscles.
tendsns and slight bone fractures
il seems that players are not up
to their usual strength to stand the
gan
The cause is a puzzle. Either the
boys returning from France have
punch or the hardships of army
physically.
Yale tops the list with eleven
star players unserviceable through
Murphy: Brsden, Capt. Callahan.
Crane and Aldrich.
Crimson Captain Injured.
Harvard has a squad in the in
frmary consisting OF Capt Murray.
Ralph Horween. Casey, Ryan and
several substitutes.
Princeton lost her star center.
Murray Scureman, two weeks ago.
and the Navy has two stars out In
Capt. Even and Graves.
Some refuse to consider the Army
as a factor and attribute the cause
10 overtaxing the players in prac-
tice. This has been the chief
criticism against the Sharpe regime
at Yale. Followers OF the Ellis have
been pointing to Penn. where Coach
Bob FolweI has practically aban-
doned scrimmage practice. as an in
uiCatiOn that the severe practice
sessions favored by the new Yale
coach are not necessary.
Injuries at Harvard cannot be
blamed upon oversevere scrim-
IMAGES. however. as Bob Fisher has
been lenient in his workouts.
Some Harvard hackers believe II
is the unusually heavy punch of
thc ofTensives this fall rather than
poor condition Of the former SOL
diers that will cause practically all
81 the big teams to go into the
championship games with crippled
patched teams.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
|FRAzEE DENIES
RED S0x DEAL
Boston Owner Would Not
Consider $I,000,000
Proposition.

New York. Oct 22.-Harry FrazesL
owner OF the Boston Red Sox. today
denied he had received an offer or
l.Vl0oo from a combination of busi-'
ness men for his baseball team and
said he would not consider the offer
II ne did receive it
Il have received no such offer, and
that price wouldn't interest me. any
how" Frazee said Il am not think
ing OF selling the team to anyone.
at any time or at any price That's
absolutely the truth"
An offer OF more than 5000. Ooo has
been made for the Boston Red SoX
team in the American League. by a
combination Of business men, Rep
resentative James A. GallIvan, Mas
sachusetts, stated yesterday.
Plans are TO make Gallivan pres
ident OF the club. il the offer Is 90
cepted. IL was learned
Gallivan declined 70 reveal the
names OF members of the conbina-
ton or the exact price offered.
"All ] can say Is that an offer Of
more than s1.600.0oO has been made
for the team" he said. HAIRY Fra
zee. present owner. is interested in
the combination and II the offer is
accepted I have sCreed to accept
the presidency Of the club. Frazee
is a close personal friend of mine.
as is Ban johnson. president OF the
American League"
Representative GaIlivan is an old'
bal'n'aye- himself. having been a star
on the Harvard team several year,
ago
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
VICTOR SEAHOLM TO
MEET JOE TURNER

Victor Seaholm. known as the
Brooklyn Demon" is to meet Joe
Turner, the middle-veight title holder
at the LyCeum Theater in a finished
match tonight. The Demon" Is a
real rniddIe-weight. as he strips at l5s
pounds and has been meeting with
success the best men in this class.
His bout with Turner is the first meet
ing between these two and 1t may be
. bit tough for the Brooklynite when
he tackles the local mat man.
Turner is laughing at the efforts OF
the Lyceum management In trying
to bring about his downfall. He had
no trouble in disposing of Horack last
week and is confident he can put the
brooklyn Demons" shoulders to the
M, for the count when they meet to-
night.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
MICHIGAN AND OHIO
In GRID CLASSIC

Football fans OF the Middle West
do not have to wait until the last
Saturday before Thanksgiving Day
for their big grid dish this year. Ohio
State and Michigan comprise this sea-
= "hoiccst menu at Ann Arbor this
Saturday. The winner of that game
.. "s :. very sood chance OF going
through the season with a strangle
hold on the Western conference foot
ball title.
OF course. Illinois and Minnesota
may do something big in a football
way before the curtain is rung down
'" ~" 1919 season. Minnesota. always
a slow team to develop. shows indIca-
x a factor, and Illinois.
though getting a slow start. may show
"'"Ss boasted Of
But Ohio State and Michigan have
- i now. They're primed
for their best game OF the season.
Both teams are loaded down with let
ter men-veterans of good teams OF
1916 and 1917 and the players who were
on the informal teams of 1918.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
PIMLICO STAKE
REAL FEATURE
Best Three-Year Olds ii
Training Will Meet in
Autumn Handicap. ,

Baltimore. Oct 0-The Pimiico Au-
tumn Handicap, a gallop Of one mile
and quarter for q purse Of 5000
that viii be run on November 6. will
be the last great 3-year-old race Of
the season Of 1918. and It bids fair
to bring to the post a flrst-class field.
field that will be worthy of the
brief traditions Of a race that has
been won by two such horses as Omar
Khayyam and Exterminator.
Unluckily the Pimlico Autumn
Handicap will not attract Purchase
and Sir Barton under conditions that
the talent would feel disposed to ac-
cept as determinative of the relative
merits Of those great year olds. be-
cause Purchase wrenched an ankle
at Laurel Park the other day when
Samuel c. HiIdreth had him keyed up
for a meeting in a special with Sir
Barton which he hoped to be able to
persuade the Laurel Park directorate
to promote.
But Sir Barton will start, and with
him will go Hildreth's other year
olds. Mad Halter and Lord Brighton
and Thunderclap. also Audacious,
Hannibal. Vexatious. and Be Frank.
the last named the winner at Coving-
,, ton last Saturday of the Latonia Au-
tumn Cup. Be Frank has remained
In Kentucky to start In the Louis
willie Cup q race OF two miles that
will be run at Churchill Downs on
the first of November. but Cornelius
NJ. Garrison. OF New York. has sent
word that the Sir John johnson geld
I ing will get to Pimlico in time TO race
in the Autumn Handicap.
Barton Top Weight.
! Sir Barton. probably will be top
weight In the Pimlico Autumn Handi-
cap. and it is generally conceded that
he is the best year old in training.
Nevertheless first money has not yet
I been conceded to the son of Star
Shoot and Lady Stirling. which won
the $4,000 Preakness and the Ken.
lucky Derby in the spring.
! Hildreth Is Of the opinion that he
1 has three colts that are capable OF
giving Sir Barton one of the battles
of his life a week from Wednesday
and in this opinion Hildreth Is moi
alone. 1t is generally believed that
Mad Halter now that he has Travelled
one mile and three quarters in the SO.
0OO Latonia Championship, will put
up a sitter fight with Sir Barton al
one mile and a quarter than he did in
the Maryland Handicap.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
Seminoles to Work.

The Seminole football team will hold
a scrimmage this evening at Garfield
Fairgrounds. IN which they viii Try
OUT some new plays. The following
plsyer. are requested to report at $50:
p. Turner. Guereri. Pollard. McAulifre,
Hayward. Robinson, Milford. Birch.
Riley. A Eeith. J. Heith. Litchfeld.
Longfeilow. Dwyer. Fitzgerald. Kin
ney. G. Cox. Davis. Hoover, Rankin.
NcArvany. Wood. A Mccarthy. Brady
and Cornell.
The Seminole A. @ are wiling 20
play the Virginia A c. on the old
Polo Grounds IN front Of the Tidal
Basin Sunday at $50 p. m. Address
challenges to Charles Pollard. 133 Car
roll street southeast
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-C7aiming; for Sye.r-olds and
up; fWlongA Star Bay. i03: Lady Fairplsy
l03: B. B. johnson. los: Binding Tie. los
Hidden Jewel. los; Madras Bingham, l0s: Jsrn
loe; Arthur Middleton. no: Trusty. 10: Whip
poorwill. no; 'Shoddy. l6; Lively, liz Alsc
eligible: Helme. 90: Sir John veryne, los
'Audrey K: l@: Nepp.rhan, 10. Bon Trump
los; .Fih ID. lo4
SECOND RACD-Twoysar-old maiden c,,,,,
and geldtngs; nrlonSs. RAPID Stride, liz
Director James. liz: Harrgan's Heir, liz; tLielt
Lester. liz: Melvin. liz: Our Birthday. ll2
Sans Boy. liz: Aos Of Tmmrs, ll2; P.rol
liz: tHosler. liz: Ray Atkins, liz; Dolth. ll2
Also eligible: Jazz. liz: Old Dad, liz; Simonite
III; Grand SLAM. liz; Airdns. liz; Ettls Reg
gar. III tCarter and Keith entry
THIRD RACE -P,irs~ 81 no; South L,ni,v,J,,
Handicap; 3year-olds and up; furiongN Merry
Princess tmp1. es; Cali Oind lp: TscDa
liz; Rife. us: American Ace. lls: Hiyh Osnt
II: Jack Hars. IT,. 1877.
for 21oar-olds: furiongs. - Trayesty, lOs
Makeup los; Claude Brown. los; Claymore
lOS; Stringyale los; The Swimmer Ill: Primo
Pat. Ill: Sterling. Ill: Mile. Dsxe, liz; Stai
View. ll2: Frank W.. lis; Marvin Boy. u5
Also eligible: Hereafter. los
FIFTH RAOE-P,Irss 81 900 added; Fails City
Handicap: for 3year-olds and up; l LIS miles
Deaieo. lo2; ReGslo. lG3: rnford. 100: Sway, l8
Strckwell, ITO; B1sckie Daw. II3; Midway, lis
King CORN. LIS: Mimic I'd timp), I'D; Jacs
Hare, jr., l3a
SIXTH RACE-Claiming; 5000: for Swear
olds and mp; " miles. .Lothair. lOc; Paris
Maid. lo4; Judge David. lo7: Lucky r, no
Mountain Rose. lis; Bsladin dmpl. Il3, Hondu
rs: Lottery. ll3; Par timp). ll3: Mather, ms
Ellison. Il5: Chick Barley. lis. Also eligible
'Dickery Dare. los: RED Start. 10; sHadrian,
!g: Counterbalance. 100: war Garden. lOe
FL Rey. lR
SEVENTH RACE-Oaiming: purse 81 900; fol
3-yeArolds and up: lH miles .Eiku.. 90; lin.
den. 100: 'Madse F.. lol; 'Moscywa, los; sxns
Peur I'd tmpJ. los; 'Prospector tmp). ITO
Hener1ng. 1lS
.Aryrentics allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
STATE eleven
HANDED JOLT
Capt. Bobby Knode Placed
On Injured List May Not
Start Against Virginia. :.

College Park. Nd. Oct. 23.--Two
Of Maryland States football teams,
the varsity and freshmen. will play
home games Saturday. Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute appears here
for q contest at 1880 in the morn
ing. and Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute in the big game in the after
noon at Union League Park In
Washington. Members of the Bal
timore Poly team will be extended
invitations to watch the State-V. p.
L game in the afternoon.
Several members Of the State
team are on the crippled list. but
a strong front will be presented
against Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute. Riggs and Myers. end and
center respectively. are back in the
game but 1t Is possible that the
team will have to start the game
without quarterback Knode. Knode
got a bruised hip In practice yes
terday and It Is doubtful II he will
be able to play.
Groves, former Western High
School player. probably will call
the signal Buckheister. who had
his ribs bruised at West Virginia.
Is coming around rapidly. with
Riggs back in the game. he prob
ably will not be used this week but
should be in shape to play against
Yale.
Hold Long Serinlmage.
Today the team went through
forty-five minutes of gruelling
| scrimmage in which four OF the
regulars did not participate. Prac-
tice every minute of time this week
is being spent In development of Of
fensive play. particular attention
being paid to the work Of the line
The performance OF the forwards
so far this season on the offenst
has been more or less miserable
and there Is general lack of CO.
hesiveness in ground gaining. Al
times the team has shown brilliant.
ly and at others It has failed al.
most entirely. What is needed Il
to develop the team to point
where 1t can carry out a sustained
attack.
The officials for the Virginia
Polytechnic game will be Bryan
Morse. DR.. Battersby and Capt
Paul Magoffin.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
HARVARD CRIPPLED
FOR VIRGINIA GAME

Cambridge. Mass. Oct 22-Casey
and Horween. the two Crimson back
field stars. will not be able to play in
Saturdays game with Virginia.
Casey's injured ankle is responding TO
treatment. but Horween, with a frac-
tured collar bone. may not get an
other chance TO work this season. His
brother. Arnold Horween. and Hum
phrey and BuTnham. are being train
ed for backfield work.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
SLATTERY HARVARD COACH.
Stallings' Assistant Displaces Duffy
As Baseball Mentor.

Roston, Oct 2-The selection OF
John = Slattery. assistant manager OF
the Boston Nationals. as coach of the
Harvard baseball team TO succeed
Hugh Duffy was announced today.
Slattery has signed contract for
one year. He coached the Tufts nine
for four years UP TO 1917. and previ-
ously had played with several Amer
lean and International league clubs.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
RACERS ARRIVE AT MEDIA

Philadelphia. Oct n Finishing
touches were being put on the track
and inclosure at Media yesterday for
the Rose Tree races tomorrow aft
ernoon. Quite a few of the horses
entered for the meet arrived and they
were at once taken out and warmed
up over the course. The HUNTINGDON
Valley Farms sent over six horses
including all three winners OF las,
Saturday. ]. c. Stackhouse, Miss
Mary l. Brooks, John S. Garrett.
Henry Hughes and others also go,
their horses to the tracks. Today II
is expected that a carload Of horses
will arrive.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
Freddie Welsh Freed.

New York. Oct. 22.-Freddie Welsh,
FORMER lightweight champion OF the
world. who was arrested October IA
on a charge Of mayhem, il being AL
legged that Welsh. during an alter
cation. bit off half of the right car Of
his former manager. Harry Pollock,
was discharged by Magistrate Ten
Eyck in West Side Court yesterday.
Pollock failed 10 put in an appearance.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-23
Moran Honorrd AZ Home.

E1tchburg. Mass. Oct 22.-Pat Mo
ran, manager Of the world champion
Cincinnati Reds, received the homage
OF his neighoors at West Fitchburs to-
night The residents OF the district
presented a diamond studded Knights
Of Columbus watch charm to the
world series hero. The charm II q
duplicate OF one given to Pat by Gin
cinnaH Knights OF Columbus, and
stolen from him during the serieA