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The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
MIDDIES AWAIT
HILLTOP BATTLE
Georgetown Visits Annapo-
lis November 8 for Game
With Future Admirals.

Annapolis. Oct H.-Second only in
interest among members Of the Naval
contingent to the game against the
eleven of the Military Academy is the
match with Georgetown which will be-
played al Annapolis on November q
Ihe contest with the Army Is. Of
course. the one great object Of all an
1cipation at the Naval Academy. hui
Tor the time at least interest is keen
IN the coming match against the
"af hington university. Not only is a
good contest expected. but Il is known
mat these teams have seldom met in
recent years without the most bitter
rivalry making itself evident.
IN" Navy team starts on a series Of
three games against worthy opDon-
ents. Bocknell will be met neXt sat
urday and. though probably stronger
than those who have played here SO
Iar This season. should be defeated
west Virginia Wesleyan, which was
dec'slvely beaten by Georgetown. fol-
lows. and then comes Georgetown The
three games should form a basis upon
which the strength OF the Navy team
OF This season may be Judged. Though
mediocre in the bacLcfield up TO this
time. its friends believe that Il Is
progressing satisfactorily and that 4,
VIII develop into a team well IN 10
the standard Of Navy agEregations
III The Army game was at hand tb.
probable backfeld OF the Navy team
would be Afford. Benoist, Dole and
LARK All OF these were substitutes
Iast season. except Dole. who was =
second string man, and who developed
considerably this season. Clark weir-bs =
Iei pounds. Afford, 10. and the Other
Two about l6 each. While not one j..
a real crack. hey are all active feI-
lows. hsrd-playing youths, who an.
showing constant Improvement
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dropped on its end. and the swing OF
the leg so synchronized, Ohis can
only be attained by long practice)
that 1t hits the ball at the exact in
slant 1t rises In place-kicking for
distance. the ball may be either
cooked up on an elevation or tilted
somewhat downward. All distance
place-kicking requires certain
amount of running
Goal-kicking should be done with a
single step and a swing of the leg,
provided. of course. the ball is near
enough to the goal line, anywhere,
say. inside the 25-yard line. Long
kicks require two or three steps un-
less the man is particularly power
full
Aim in kicking punts is essential.
ball kicked blindly down the field
has not one-half the value Of the ball
that is placed with an eye to avoid
ing the congregation OF backs.
Copyright. 1919)
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
STATE WORKING HARD
FOR VIRGINIA POLY

Maryland State will be UP against
l real opposition on Saturday when
I meets the Virginia Polytechnic In
uitute at Union League Park this
week This Is the second appearance
II V. P. l. in this city. as 1t battIed
georgetown here last Saturday and
coming back with the determina-
ION to gain victory over the
Staters
state is working hard in prepara-
lion for this contest with the V. p
: team. as coach Byrd had the squad
'ut working yesterday on signals
md wound up with a short scrim-
mage. All the regulars were back
IN the gridiron with the exception
1f BuCkeister who was hurt in the
Vest Virginia game. Riggs was in
:he practice and will be in the battle
Saturday against the Poly eleven.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
c. U. MEETS STARTER
IN MUHLENBERG TEAM

catholic University is playing on
Ioreign helds this week, az Il bat :
,les the Muhlenberg College at A.
lentown- Pa This will be a hard
game for the Brooklander. as thsy
are up against an experience
eleven that has lots Of football in
It's system gained by the previou-
contests IL has played this year.
The Brooklanders will do well o.
holo down the college boys to a
10" score. as the Black and Red
team is not up to its standard, as
II needs more time in which to pre-
pare for its contests
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
BUREAU OF EN-
GRAVINGAND
PRINTING
NEWS

The following were appointed
plate printers assistants during the
past week and assigned to section
'. $50 shift: Bessie Knott, EVELYN
Bid. Dixie Crowley. Louise O'Brien.
Carrie Bennett. Mary Kyle. Leta
Baldwin. Mimic Burke. Regina
Cline. Francis CoaIe. Vista Conner
Doris Flaherty. Lucy James, Mar
garet Lilley. Margaret McKnew.
Francis Tice. Margaret Peak, Min
nie Runion. Katie Rollins. Elmira
smith. Grace SpiIman. Grace Taven-
1cr. Mertie Wood and Beulah Hout.
Thomas Carroll. of the machine
irvssiOn- went wild on the Recrea-
lion alleys Monday night in the
Sames with the Reds and rolled
iO2. l20 and 135 for a high set OF
.s57. His game of 1875 was also high
game thus far. Chick Davis was a
lose second to his team mate with
4 game of 133.
Miss Nellie Lawrenson. OF section :.
"ill undoubtedly be looking for a new
alarm clock. She oversight Yesterday
morning.
Charles Beck. custodian Of presses,
y section 8. Is enjoying a vacation
or the rest Of the month.
William H. McCauley. Of section g..
absent. suffering with his annual
attack of pleurisy.
Miss Martha l.. Abraham. of the
surface division. IS visiting friends in
New York City.
Robert Lambert. custodian of press
- in section 6. had a delightful tour
through Maryland and Pennsylvania
asst week. visiting the Hagerstovn
'air. Waynesboro. Martinsburg and
Gettysburg.
Miss Lottie McGlue. Of the exam
ming division. is taking some leave,
John Bullough. supt. Of section g.
- on she sick list
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
TECH ELEvENIS
READY FOR PITT
Golden Tornadoes Of Geor-
gia Confident of Hand
ing Panthers a Jolt.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct. 21.-Another in
vasion OF the North by the South be-
gins tomorrow.
With betting even that Teci,
would rout Glen Warmers crew in
Pittsburg Saturday. Georgia Tecn.
reinforced by a goodly portion of
Atlanta's population. will break
camp and entrain for the smok,
city tomorrow afternoon.
IT'S a much stronger team that
will tackle Pitt this year. It will be
game this year." asserted Coach
Heisman today. IT had a bunch of
fresh men up there last year-and
we lost. This year have a real
machine"
Heisman refused to flatly predict
" tory for Tech. He's too willy for
/at. But never before has he ap-
peared so enthusiastic about the
prospects of his charges.
The game next Saturday will be
q real tilt" he added. by way of
evading direct queries regarding the
outlook.
Teams Evenly Matched.
Experts. sizing UP the merits of
Tech and Pitt, declare that not since
1917 hav the two teams been SO
evenly matched. A comparison of
man for man on each team tends to
confirm this assertion.
In the backfeld Tech has in Flow
ers and Barron a combination hard
to beat. At ends Bill Finchers and
Albert Station are good enough for
any mans team. Judy Harlan and
Caviar have proved their worth and
should give Pitt trouble. At quar-
ter Shorty Guills past performances
show him to be the equal of Morrow
So on down the list. the comparison
would indicate that Tech should
prove to be more of stumbling
block to Pitt than q gentle southern
Zephyr.
At any rate, It will be a determin-
ed bunch of lads which will grab
the rattlers for the North The de-
feat Of Pitt at the hands Of Syra-
cuse has fred the Tornados to the
greatest enthusiasm and they are de-
termined to repeat the trick Satur-
day.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
BRITISH REQUEST
EMBARRASSES POPE

Rome. Oct. 21.-Pope Benedict, it
was learned today. Is greatly en-
barrassed by the request of the Brit
ish envoy to the vatican to refuse
ratification by the Holy See of the
election of Mgr. Maginnis the Irish
priest. as general OF the Order Of
the Carmelites.
The argument advanced by the
British envoy is that the election OF
the Irishman would tend to stir up
trouble against the British govern
ment. The pope is temporarily de-
laying the ratification but admits
his embarrassment in solving the
problem In a way satisfactory to
Britain without offending the an
cient religious order. for there is no
precedent for a refusal OF the yati-
cans ratification
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
EXPERT SAYS THAT
MOST KICKERS ARE
BORN AND NOT MADE
By WALTER CAMP
(Most Famou, Football Coach.)

Most kickers are born. not made.
but It Is possible to improve . kicker
very materially. The cardinals prin-
ciples should be: First. ability to get
the kickoff quickly. Second. certainty
of the kick. that is. that II does not
distance down the field. and third,
distance.
We assume that in no team is a
man selected for a kicker who can
not get fair distance, but after that
the certainty OF his getting his kick
on under any conditions and the
knowledge that It will go down the
field and not slant OF over the side
line about at the scrimmage line is
the thing We must look for Prac-
tice and more practice is essential.
The kicker should practice having
the ball passed back to him by the
center. 1t is a good thing, II possi-
BILE. to always use the center he will
have in the game so that he can get
used to the way that particular man
floats the ball into his hands. and
also get to recognize the possible
slips that the center is liable to make
A good center can pretty we'll stan
dardize the delivery of his balls. and.
II the kicker expects the ball in a
certain place, and is sure II Is going
to arrive there. he has easily gained
perhaps a second or so In getting off
his kick. and seconds loom big at
that time
The kicker should never practice
long enough to get his leg tired.
For the punt. the ball should be
hit on the front of the instep, the
ball being dropped little to one side
Drop-kicking. as shown by Brickley.
is a matter of infinite practice to ac-
Quire accuracy. The ball should be
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
YOUNG CHANEY WINS
BOUT FROM ROSTER

New Orleans. La. Oct 21.-Young
CLANCY. OF Baltimore. won from Kid
Roster. of New Orleans. after
twenty rounds of hard fighting in
Heinemann Park here last night.
CLANCY outclassed Roster. Roster
went into the ring a 7-to-6 favorite.
but after the tenth round. when
CLANCY had shown his wares, the
odds on the fight changed and
CLANCY was made a 6-to-5 favorite
Roster knocked CLANCY out when
they met here last year. but II was
a different CLANCY he met last
night. The Baltimore man was
wiry and full OF pep. He fought
from the sound OF the first gong
until the last.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
MARYLAND POSSES
SEARCH FOR SLAYER

Frederick. Md. Oct. A.-While arm
ed posses still search the woods about
Thurmont and citizens and police of
Frederick County are joining In the
hunt for the men who killed Leo NJ.
Creager. of Thurmont. on Saturday
when Mr.. Creager was chasing him
after the murderer and his companion
had committed two robberies here
rumors by the score are keeping ex-
Citement high.
Deputy Sheriff Eyler. Of Carroll
County. notified the Frederick officials
today that a man answering the de-
scrtption of the murderer-burglar had
asked for food near Keymar, and at
once a posse was dispatched to that
vicinity. The report revived the be-
lief that the fugitive still Is within a
few miles Of Thurmont.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
GEORGETOWN DRILLS
FOR DETROIT BATTLE

Georgetown's football squad is
practicing hard for it's game with
Detroit University at Detroit. Sat-
urday afternoon The eleven was
in a scrimmage with the second
team for more than an hour yes
terday afternon. working out some
new formations to stiffen the de-
fense for this contest.
The Blue and Gray is expecting
a tough game. as the Michigan
team have a fast and aggressive
eleven. which will cause the HILL
toppers some opposition. Coach
Exendine Is working hard with the
team to perfect their offense. as he
Is anxious to defeat Detroit Uni
versity.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
GIANT MOGULS HAVE
PURCHASED TRACK

New York. Oct N.-Charles A. Stone
ham and John ]. McGraw. principal
owners OF the New York National
League club. have purchased a con-
trolling interest in the Cuban-Ameri-
can Jockey Club of Havana accord
ing to a formal announcement of the
clubs secretary. John B. Foster.
The price paid to H. D. "Curley'
Brown. for the plant. not including the
club houses and privileges. is said to
be in excess Of 100000 Brown will
continue to act as president and gen.
eral manager OF the plant for the re-
mainder Of the season.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
AERIAL THEATER
IS THE LATEST

Paris. Oct. 2l.-An aerial theater
is the newest development in futur-
list art. The aviator Czari. known as
the best disciple of Narinetti, the
founder of futurism. has issued a
manifesto signed by the new futur-
list committee. announcing perform
ances are about to begin.
Plays. trag edies, and. even ballets
will be produced in the air by
scores of machines of different pow
er, color. design and speed. which
will personify characters.
The male parts will be represent
ed by 400 horsepower airplanes
while female roles will be played BY
machines of a "daintier" type.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For 2year-olds; maiden fIlies
about six furlongs: Bridge Player. ia; Libert,
Girl. ia; Locust Leaves. ia: May Roberts, ~:
Swirl. ia; Eastern Glow l.; Dorothy, Pet
ll4: Sweet Music. ia; May ALLEY. ia
SDCOND RACE-Fq 2year-olds; selling: one
mile: Heavy Weapon. 100; May Roberts g
Thunderbird. lol: Shenandoah, lo4; Bright Gold
ll3
THIRD RACE-For Syear-olds and up. claim,
ing; mile and seventy yards; Goldcrest Boy. llo
Assign. ITO; Hohokus los; Jack O'Dovd los
Miss Bryn. ll2; Dandy Dude ITO; MalieS lo7
PollyannA lU; Uranium. los: Alvord, ITO
whimsy. llo; Poilu. los: Don Dodge, Io; Um,
bata, lo6
FOURTH RACD-For Syear-olds anil nm. IN.
Bedford Selling Stakes: l5po added: about Al,
furlonss: Pickwiek. n; Back Bay. los; .os
good. los; Ultima Thule. ia: you Need. lo4
Toto ll4
FIFTH RACE-For ayearolds: and nm
claiming: mile and seventy yards: sKohinoor
fo2: John l. Day. lis: Valerie West, lla: Xii.
kenny. LIS: Eideridn, 10: Col Harrison, no
Miss Kruter, lo7; Mackenzie, llo; RaiIbird los
SunninpdIe, los; Hindoostsn, los; Paddy Ito
Favour. liz; sHickoDnut. l02
SIXTH RACE-For ayear-olds and up: the
Sovereign Selling Handicap; mile and orc-six,
teenth: Kilkenny, lo3: Bette Bluff, Ios
whimN, fs; Ge1. ia; Favour, lus; War Ma.
china. IL; sunny Land. lo2
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
'PITTSFIELD AWARDED
EASTERN LEAGUE TITLE

Pittsfield. Mass. Oct. 22.-The an
nuaI meeting OF the directors OF the
Eastern Baseball League was held.
with he award of the pennant to the
Pittsfield Club as the principal bust
ness.
Although less than two dozen can
didates reported. varsity crew prac-
tice at Columbia got under way yes
terday at the Union Boat Club on
the Harlem River. Because a num-
ber of the aspirants for places in
the varsity combinations had never
before handled a sweep Rice was
forced to send out with freshmen In
the barges.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
JOE BECKETT MEETS
GEORGE CARPENTER

London. Oct Aloe Beckett. Eng
lish heavyweight, will meet the
French star. Georges Carpenter. in a
twenty-round bout here on December
4. Promoter Cochrane announced last
night.
Nothing but illness can prevent the
match. the promoter said. The winner
OF the bout will meet Jack Dempsey
for the championship OF the world
some time In the spring. according to
tentative agreements which are said
to have been concluded by Jack
Kearns. manager Of the worlds cham
pion.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Football Paying Sport.

Philadelphia. oct. 22-How We
football is drawing AZ the Universit,
OF Pennsylvania this season is -
vealed IN Ia" statement vasterdHn
OF Graduate Manager Pickering tina
Zoo fans paid 10 see Penn 0ear
Swarthmore. This will be hic
money-making year for the Eridiror
sport al Penn. Temporary seats hav,
been erected 10 accommodate ths
crowds At the Penn-I.afayctte gam.
this coming SATURDAY
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
CUBS A. c. ELEVEN TO
PLAY TEDDY BEAR

The Cubs Athletic Club VIII rla
the Teddy Bear Club At Fifteen.
and II street park Sunday. Octob.r
8. at II:3O a m The Cub Arhl.ls.
Club is ready TO meet all clubs oI
the city that wish 10 play them
Engagements may be made nv g..
ing or corresponding with Mr.. ,fre,.r
wood Mills. manager. Ie4 Vile, sir. p
northeas ST
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
May Resume Relations.

Paris, Oct. I.-There is a persistent
rumor in circulation here to the effect
that negotiations are afoot looking TO
the restoration Of diplomatic relations
between France and the Vatican. The
rumor Is denied in well-informed
quarters, but Rome advices say Vati-
can circles believe it to be well
founded.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

Section 2. rotary presses. is now
running until o'clock.
Miss Sophie Loris. clerk In section
S. night. is confined to her home with
very bad cold.
George Hernon. OF section 3, is
back from a two weeks trip to New
Orleans, where he attended the
Convention of the American Bank
ers' Association. He made the re-
turn trip by water
w. Miller. T. Coburn. and s
Smith. of section 5. are on the sick
list
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

furionrs: srnh-i.r. II; Leoch.-es. II; IT~c
pounds claimed for rider
SIXTH RACE-For Sye1r-olds and Up: sell
ing; siI hTlonEs: Out Of the Way. lls; Ne
brsska lo: Sea Beach. I9; Coral. los; Oello.
10. C.nso. u3: E1core. lg; Waterman. lis;
George Clark. IG The Decision, los: ST ouen
tin. l0s: Louise V. los: Sedan. lis; LADY Ivan
IS: Sim F-tner. Il1 lone excluded.
SEVENTH RACE-Foc Syear-olds and up
se,hng: mile and thrsesi1teenths: Frortown,
1nc: Glas Toi. 10: sibolA- IL: Daddy's Choice
llo: Fairy Prince. lc2: Conduit. lG; Nslspsr
lIo: The Belgian. lis; I'Puts and Calls lIo
Little Cottage, lis; Tie Pin. 10; Fountain Fay
10: A'Dorcas lG sG. W. Foreman entJ.
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed
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hutchinson Low Golf Card.

Detroit. Oct 2c-Jock Hutchinson
Chicago Glen View Club. and Ri
Mcdonald. Evanston. defeated Wa
ter 9. Hagen national open cham
pion. and Leo piegel. Detroit. : an
in a SPECIAL lS-hol,. bcst-hall amic,
here Hutchinson went out and hsc'
in -. Mcdonald got 75. Hagen e an,
Diegel =
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Six Brooklyn Players Sign.

Brooklyn. Oct. 22-President Charles
II. Ebbets. of the Robins. is not vast
ing any time getting his players sign
ed for next season. So far he has
received the signed contracts OF six
members OF the Flatbush outfit. The
players who have agreed to terms are
Rube Marquard. Jimmy Johnston.
Clarence Mitchell Ivan Olson. Ray
mond Schmandt and CHUCK" Ward.
Several days ago il was announced
that Wilbert Robinson had signed
10 manage the Club next summer
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
CROSS AND ROBSON
LAND JERSEY BOUTS

Jersey City. y. j.. Oct. H.-Marty
Cross outpointed Steve Latzo In an
eight-round bout here. Cross dropped
him ir the eighth round for the count
of nine
In eight rounds George Chip was
outpointed by Tommy Robson; Bill
Brennan beat Dan O'Dowd and Harry
Wills beat Joe Jeanette.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
LAUREL SELECTIONS

First race-Vigilante, Bar Coy.
Ballyconnell.
Second race-Northwood. Har-
wood. Quel Bonheur.
Third race-Rapid Day. Wisest
Fool. Dr. Rae.
Fourth race - Constancy. On
Watch, Kinnoul.
Fifth race Billy Kelly. Sun
Briar. Leochares.
Sixth race-Out the Way. Celtic.
Sim Feiner.
Seventh race-Tie Pin. Puts and
Calls. The Belgian.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

Knocking snter will be a tougher job than
borrowing from botherin-aw And November
month that contains Thanksgiving This holiday which should
be cancelled of
The poishsr permanent
second Some cuckoo continue
through habit but old dader than the Hohnzoen
dynasty The birds who could drink either little will do
neither confused moment
impossible tell whether the caused prohibition prohibition
caused the
You always the sapp who chped about the old
always plenty opportunity
If the bmbo month with foam
his muahe will know that he has nothing but fit As Hin
denburg said, he his stein of Wurburger The
Germans didn't lose anything except the war"
Anybody who saed kg of headache oil before the
entitled One keg of booze will last lifetime provided
yourself will You
friends your the But it's
mans fault if he has friends during these dry days
1t is misdemeanor liquor from State another
is misdemeanor liquor from the District of Columbia to
Which the why Congessmen
be elected Washington for another four Anybody who
found soused will be liable hundred smack fine
kick with thousand button fine the judge the
word Booze will be than sentiment pawnshop One
hundred from mlonares will back the house
where they born because 1t had a cellar in it,
liquor only purposes
Another has the edge brute strength
Thanksgiving staggering from minee
pie mnce The old Christmas side door is also
gallons liquid liver chosis stored bonded warehouses
And bird who drinks all his doctors prescriptions
hypothecatng his future.
All which make suburban Auumns beau
tu will have be hauled down flown at half mast.
But whatever do don't sniff all medicinal prep
boy wolf" day you may
get sick and won't be able to enjoy the illness
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Ainsmith Signs With Detroit.

Detroit. Oct. p - Eddie Ainsmith.
who did the bulk OF the catching for
the Tigers the past season, signed
1870 contract today. then hit the
rails for his home In Texas. Ain
smith lives at Yorktown, and he in
tends to spend the winter hunting
and fishing
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Olympia Club Meets.

The Olympia A. c. met last night at
their club house on Ninth street south
east and conducted a very successful
and entertaining evening.
The main features were two boxing
bouts. The first between Quinn and
Nolan: Nolan gaining the decision.
The second was between whitacre
and Durty. Whitacre gaining the de-
cision
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
GALLAUDET ELEVEN
LOOKING FOR CONTEST

Gal!sudet College is without .
game for Saturday and is trying to
arrange a contest with some Of th.
teams In this vicinity. as they war,
10 keep in condition for the h,g
games that come later with Catholic
l University and MARYLAND State
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Rex Eleven TO Practice.

The Rex A c. football team will
practice this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
in preparation for the game Sunday
with either the McDoughner A c.. OF
Baltimore. or the Camp Meade officers
eleven. A decision will be reached to-
day as to which club will be played on
Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Welsh Beats Perry.

PIttsburg. Pa. Oct 2l.-Ge"rG'
Welsh. Philadelphia weIter-w'r -hI
defeated Jack Perry. Of thus city. 81
a torrid lO-round bout. The Quake
youth held the Pittsburger al ha>
with a pretty jab and a wiCke'
right uppcrcut.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Gunners to Hold Drill.

The Seaman Gunners Apprentice
School football team will hold a
practice this evening at O'Clock.
when II is requested all candidates
will be on hand as new plays will
be worked out for the game on
Sunday afternoon
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Olympia Eleven Dehs.

The Olympia A. {. would like to = o.
range a game Sunday morning wit
the Seminoles or Roamers. \ pra~
tice will be held at Seventeenth al
d streets southeast Friday afterno0
at $50 All PLAYERS will please repu,
TO Coach William Stump
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
Dreadnoughts After Game.

The Alexandra Dreadnaurhi foot
ball eleven is without a game for Sun
day and would like to arrange a con
test with any l5o-pound team in thu
vicinity. To arrange date for gam,
call by phone Alexandria SOS. betweei
and O'Clock D. m.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22

Substitudous: Wstern-Mclosker for Movie;
Wells for Walker; Sherman for Gormley Lurtou
Or Manson: Hartman for Atemus: CockreIl for
.CnSrd; Finucane for Pence; Koons for Daw-
IN; Wright for Sherman: Shantz for McClOs-
~: Buaness-Kirsland for Peterson; Busch for
deaney; Taubersmith for Carmel; Gill for Tan
srsmith- TOuchdownS-Burke C6 Dawson 49,
s0als from tOuchdOwns-Spille ~; Powell 70
lsferee-Mr Apple MichiEanl. Umpdre-Mr
)ugan (GonZagal. Head linesman-Mr Journet
Springfield. Time Of pcriods-Tsn minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-10-22
JABEZ WHITE WILL
BATTLE PAL MOORE

Albany. N. Y. Oct 2l.-Jabez
White. Albany bantamweight. and
Pal Moore. OF Memphis, have been
rematched to appear In Detroit Nov.
E.