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The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
TRICKS IN HIS POSITION AS
ANY OTHER MAN.
BY WALTER CAMP.
Most Famous Football Coach.)

guard many possible ways
block and interfere He should
day, how He should always
of his In interference he should hard
sureythat he will spend all looking you
interfering backhed
On defense, guard should working close locked with his
block long and tight kicks He should knife through In the
modern game it is dangerous.
guard take of his little charge
his shovca hard but then keeping his
meday the h should with his
ready looking what coming. In driving his
guard should shove him back dagonay fills
opening while his feet fill the other
harder tho opponents know what find
the ball While knitting through the guard
should his charge home lifting his and then running
\ guard be drawn OF his position by
double fake but always watch his with
certainty he should be the alert
back plunge
guard be taught play low he the line,
the ofensc beneath his
opponent shoulder charges,
cleany the and leaving clear for his bckfd
ideal guard will sometimes pile his
backhd defense, thus killing birds
has the power the lift do that
pull opponent of the way for much be
pulling opponent through him
showing him the expending
energy, which might be better used
Copyright IoIe)
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
MOHAWKS WILL HAVE
ONLY ONE ELEVEN

At regular meeting of the Mo-
hawk Athletic Club last night the
football question, which has been
hanging fire at the Southeast in
stitution. reached final settle
ment. 1t was decided to place but
one team on tho field. this b>cng a
club averaging 40 pounds.
Players of the first and second
squads will report this afternoon
for the initial practice. Johnny
Murray. Of Catholic University. has
been appointed coach and will take
charge OF the squad today. The
Indians" will arrange games with
all clubs in this vicinity of this
average.
Eddie Tipton has been appointed
business manager. while Harry G.
Bjorkland. who managed the Junior
club. will manage the affairs Of the
eleven. Teams desiring games. ad-
dress challenges to 1901 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast. or phone
Lincoln 555l.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
ASKS MORELAND
FOR PARKS HERE

Need of more parks to promote
tn" health and happiness OF the in
habitants of growing Washington
is emphasized by Melvin c. Hazen,
surveyor of the District, in his an
nual report. submitted to the Dis
trict Commissioners yesterday.
Five tracts in Washington are
specifically recommended for &C
QUESTION by the city for parks be
fore it is too late"
Th" tracts are pinry Branch
parkway, nOrtheaSterly from Six
tecnth street and Piney branch:
klingle road valley, Mount HamiI-
ton, between Bladensburg road and
the Eastern Branch; Fort drive,
connecting Rock Creek Park. Forts
Stevens. Totten and Bunker Hill
and the Eastern Branch park. and
the Dean tract.
The price is now low: it twill not
always be cheap" Hazen SAYS.
This undeveloped land is sparsely
settled and citizens ride through il
and use it for park purposes now,
but the time is coming when it will
not be available for this purpose. ~
Mr.. Hazen holds as inadvisabIe
now to drive inhabitants from al
ley homes within a year after the
ratification of peace. 1t would
create dangerous overcrowding. he
says.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
OMs UP AS BEST SCHOLASTIC EEVENBIG BASEBALL TRADE WIND
NAVY ALREADY
HAS AN EDGE ON
WEST POINTERS

The army's football team NAV NJ
be up TO the standard OF other yearf
but the morale at West Point Is rood
Throughout the game with Syracuse
Saturday, the Cadets In the stands
sang a song In which they made n
plain that they are impatiently look
ing forward TO the game win the
navy at the Polo Grounds late next
month.
For reasons other than musical, Il
may be presumed that a certain
amount OF impatience likewise exists
at Annapolis. For one thing, the navy
has not defeated the army since 1872
and Saturday. while the army was
losing TO Syracuse by the score of :
20 o. the navy was winning from Johns
Hopkins by the margin Of S TO O.
Jfse difference between the results
ana the scores Of the two games IN
which the service teams engaged b.
significant in that IL strengthens the
belief held at Annapolis that this, al
least. Is tbe navy's year. And a study
OF the army team Is not at all unpro-
ducttVe Of evidence "a support Of the
opinion which followers of the nayl'
have Voraciously generated.
The team which GIL Doble has DE-
veloped at Annapolis has played I'm
pressively IN its games 60 DATE. and
the Indications are that Il il a power
full. weIl-balaDced eleven, quite CAP
able Of achieving a victory over tho
army after a wait OF seven years.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
JOHN R. M'LEAN
MEMORIAL CUP
TO BE RENEWED

Laurel. Md. Oct. IS.-The falling
lame Of Samuel c. Hildreth's great
3-year-old Purchase, having precluded
the possibility of a championship con-
test at one mile and quarter or one
mile and half for 3-year-olds at
Laurel Park there seems to be dis
position on the part of the thorough
bred owners in Maryland to receive
the John r. Mclean Memorial Cup
this season as a three-quarter sprint
for 2-year-olds.
Barring Man O'War. which has gone
into retirement, all the good 2-year-
olds of the strongest Eastern stables
are in Maryland and their owners are
anxious to have them race. II the
Mclean Cup is renewed for 2-year-
olds II will be run in the last week
of the Maryland State Fairs October
session.
The Indications are that George w.
Lofts brilliant Colin colt. On Watch.
which defeated Constancy. Blazes.
Wildair and two or three other smart
youngsters in the $500 National
stakes: Blazes, the Breeders Futurity
winner: Wildair and John p. Grier.
the star colts of the stable of Harry
Payne Whitney: Constancy, the $1,000
Eastern Shore stakes winner and the
best filly in training down here: J. y.
Talbots Rapid Traveller, W. J. Sal
mons Hobey Baker. James ". Nc
Clelland's Hasten On. Walter NJ. JET
fords' Kinnoul. and one or two other
clever youngsters will take part in
the Mclean renewal IL it is revived
as a 3-year-old special.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACD-For 9year-olds; claiming
about six fSriones: Shenandoah. l06; Castor.
l06; Track star. uo; Edith X. III: InciDeratU.
ITO; Indiscrstion, no: Larghetto. l0; Feather
IO; Heavy Weapon. ll3; 'ForecloSue. JOS; Far
Colleen, no.
SECOND RACE-For 5year-old maidens; mule
and seventy yards: Rinkaovus liz: Wllfreda'
100; L'EnjoleuR. liz: Haoime. liz: ASSUMPTION
liz; Tom Young liz: Sir Grafton, III; Huey
Travis. LIZ; Susan, Ns; Prim Sd, Ia
THIRD RACIAL ages claiming: about ~
furionrs: Tiger Rose. lo4; Col. Harrison. n5;
Siesta lG: Paddy rs: Sturdee. lIs: Ting q
Ling liz: St Isadoce. liz: Ninety Simplex. Ils'
Helen Akin, loe; Gruund Swell. l6; SHERMAN
A. loe Marion HoIlins. l0f: Back Bay. ID
Title. lG; .Poultney, lo2; Msnoeyre. lot; Pnilu.
M; Housemaid. ia; Frank wsters LIS: Apple
jack, III.
FoURrH RACE-The Rainbo~ selling: 8 90
added: ayear-olds: about ak furionu: Simple
ton, 100; Eastern Glow. 70; sister Helene. -
Lady Wood. N; sptwina lW; American Sol
dier. l0i
FIFTH RAUB-For Syearoids and No; Boe
ton Selling Handicap; uie and ouefcrth
Panaman. I6: Snspi1suo a, III; Wocdtrap
rs: Bslly. 1Is; albert A. r6
SIXTH RACE-Sellins: .3year-olds and 10
mile and onssKtecnth: Parable, l8; sKohi
moor. t6: Keen Jane. 10: Hickory Nut, l6
Favour. lB; Ipquicta, rU: zinnia lne. Mis-
Orh -
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
&TWO ADD THREEnh
SD futt.s6 n'.Nsxt ose Over WIN ~ N
q RBUGS RAERb M 81

Chorus girl bu ankle and $4,000 damages Aaddns
of business.
semipro the college Only
amateurs
Hold m, Sandusky!
Looks like Ludendorf be long he
strength enough to hold a pencil
Mother, pull that service boy back the
Caddcs want smackcr too 10
three holes
Hold en-. Kokomo!
Kokomo Indiana!
goes college hang checkbook the window When
the glcc club, lily the door.
Hold en. Watertown!
Watcrtown, New York
pped hundred avators tapping
Then sanghacd the from the cornhd and the
oil tank.
Popular song entitled They
War and n the Beer"
smcang their holding the
glue No sober guy that
Football outlook teaching
boys Ophant The full back demon the ukuec
Maeawan has Cancelled 1919 everything
with be cheer leaders
Hold EN-. Chinatown.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
JACK BRITTON
TO START BIG
RING CAMP

New York. Oct l3.-ChsmpIOn Jack
Britton has recovered from a siege
Of illness that has had him on the
inactive list and is getting in trim
for what his manager Dan Morgan,
says is going to b" "a biz winter"
for the veteran. lie Is to 20 ten
rounds with the Italian Steve Latzo.
at Hazleton, Pa. October - and on
November = NJ Detroit he will meet
the Akron flash. Johnny Griffiths He
is to get S31C1 for the two meetings.
Willie Jackson. the New York light
weight, is proving himself almost a
champion in rakiug in the coal. For
three flights last week he drew down
S,S5S.lS. He knocked out Eddie Nor
gan in Philadelphia last Monday. ana
pulled down S.Il7. IS. Friday he heat
Jake Shiffer in Buffalo and drew a
share of Sl.S70.35. And on Saturday
night he closed a big week by out
pointing George Erne in Philadelphis
and got sl.31O.S5.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
ED. MAHAN WILL
HELP TO COACH
HARVARD SQUAD

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. lS.-Eddie
Mahan, captain OF the Harvard eleven
four years ago. is here and is staying
with Captain Murray
Mahan recently returned from over
seas and will coach the varsity backs
and ktckers for a few days. There is
a strong likelihood that he will accept
a position on the regular staff as head
backfield coach Bob Fisher has been
seeking information of Mahan's
whereabouts for several weeks.
Practice for today was cancelled.
The day is a State holiday The sec
ond team is playing at Arlington.
The varsity came through the Colby
game with only minor injuries and
work in preparation for the Brown
game will start Tuesday
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
CATHOLIC u. BATTLE
MARINE TEAM TODAY

Coach Tracy's Catholic University
football team will make its bow to
the local gridiron public this aft
srnoon on the Brookland campus at
! .. m. when they face the Quantico
Marine team. The contest is booked
IS practice affair. but the followers
of both clubs are looking for a ban
sp battle as the players of both clubs
are anxious for the opportunity to
how their mettle
Catholic University had a hard time
with its early season dates as both
Mount Saint Joseph and Randolph
Macon cancelled uro1 them on sue
cessive Saturdays. Ne: saturday the
Brooklanders journey 70 Norfolk to
play the Naval Base team. Coach
Tom Tracy has one of the lightest
elevens in the history of football at
the Brookland Institute. as only on.
veteran is back with the team. this
being Jack Glasscott, who is pIaving
quarter back at present.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
LATONLA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-sn furicuss. Trust. IA
tisner'. G.so. 1910. 7.9: First Pullet Ioi
tROtdtDn). $50. 500: Eusbe Us CMonevl.
70. Tme. lie rs. sam Reh Archie Alex
Ander. Milda. Miss Proc1Ol, Choke. War Prize.
Girsv Queen. Jas. + Glars, T. r. Johnson
Ward. also ran.
SECOND RACE-ODc mile. Prince Pa IL?
CRobetson). 80. 30. 80: Accelerate. 20
uunsfordl. 3o. 2D: Gen. Glenn. liz yves;
ingnouse). $50. Time. l:2 IS Mammie O..
LADY Transvaal. Air Dre, Parl, Housier, Our
Birthday, Mai Bradley. also rn
THIRD RACE-FI'e and one-hah furiongs.
Golden Dawn. 19 Murray, em, aio, $40;
Inquiry. lo4 tStone,. BO. rz0; May Rose,
l0e Tsyiorl, 1l.8. Time, lfo Emma J.
Nellie WitwG. Avis Doyis Zi1zaz, Director
James. Duke q Wellington. Hidden Talent
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Sir hrlongz Cali Curci,
ICi Murray. 3s6o. $3.50. 60: Lonn.o Mosa.
100 (MOoney), 1Lo. SEQ; Fiji ID III ukn.-
furd). SO. Time. ll6 Sweeping Blanche.
Madras Gingham. Marry Princes, Precious, also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile Jane Pennybsker.
eS Moouey>. SEQ. go. out: King Gorin. I'D
! POOL. 30. out: ormesdale. 10 Lykel. out.
Tine l:i2 IS. Only three starters
SIXTH RACE-One mile and one furloug
Regalo, 100 tRohnsDnl. and Tippo Sahib 10
CCanfeld). dead heat; Resalo. go. 500. 80
(IJunford) 80. Time 81 Manager Waite
Sands Of Pleasure. Bell Solar. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-one mile and one furlong
Bourbon Lad, 1G CBoyle), 4.6o, $40 80; Jify.
10 iCsnfeld), ae0. SEQ; Il. G. Basch. liz tGari.
ner), 30 Time, l:E. Rhymer, Gordon
Waterford Sea Farer. Prince Igor, Night Owl
LuGne p, also rsn.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
PURDUE ELEVEN
OUT OF RUNNING
IN CONFERENCE

Chicago. Oct TS.-Nine trans re-
main in the contest for the Western
conference football championship az \
result Of contests played Saturday
Falling before the powerful Illinois
eleven. Purdue was eliminated from
the title series. although the Boiler
makers managed TO hold Illinois to
u to score, Purdue making a touch
down just before the game ended.
Forward passes wcre largely responsi-
BILE for Purdue's only marker
Although the nlinois-Purdue strlIg-
gle Was tn" only inter-cOnferencs
same played. SIX other big Ten"
teams were in action. and in prsc-
tically every game rolled up one-sided
scores. Minnesota was barely able To-
lie Nebraska, the victim OF Iowa =
..'.' ..-n. pui u Is pointed out thai
to" Gophcrs Invariably get away &"
a slow start. The game was the hrs1
between these two universities sincs
1872.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. 5. Tponiphsn
n Kinr Street

Alexandria. Va. oct. I3.-Plans are
under way for the establishment in
this city of nnnequipment depart
Inent of the Y. NJ. &. \. The course
planned includes physical. social, cdu-
Cational and religious activities.
The movement has the Endorsement
of the civic bureau of the Chamber
of Commerce and the board OF di-
rectors of that organization.
The details for its establishment
will be decided upon by committee
of fifteen business men to he named
by the chairman of tho civic bureau
of the Chambn- of Commerce
NJ. Leo Rippy'. district secretary:
and f. C. Caster, state county work
=ecretary. are in Alexandria in the
interest of the proposition.
Alexandria Lodge. No. rs. Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks.
tonight initiated e class of nineteen
candidates A special meeting win
be held next Monday night. at which
time the future disposition of its
home will be determined upon.
FITZGERALD Council No. SO, knights
OF Columbus. tonight celebrated Dis
covery Day with-an oyster roast at
Lyceum Hall.
Arrangements have been completed
for the annual Sunday school parade.
next Sunday afternoon. Moving pic
lures of the parade will be taken
under the auspices of the State
Y. NJ. c. A. and will be shown here
and at other points in the State.
4 meeting of the Board of Police
Commissioners will be held Wednes-
day night, when two policemen will
be chosen-one to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Sergt.
Scott. and one to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Private
Raymond Grover.
A large class of candidates will be
initiated tomorrow night by the Loyal
Order OF Moose. More than seventy
five applications for membership have
been received.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the campaign for the Jewish
Relief Fund which will be started to-
morrow. The campaign will end Oc-
tober a.
Sergt. Irving Tennyson. wro for the
past eighteen months has been over
seas with the Medical Department. has
been mustered out of service and re-
turned to his home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Travis an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss. Eva to Mr.. Howard
A. Simms. which took place in
Washington on Saturday. the Rev
E. Hez SVEN off1ciatins.
DR.. Edward A. Germsn, who has
been attending surgical clinics in
New York for the past thirty days.
has returned to his home in this
city.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
CENTRAL LOOKS
LIKE WINNERS
Mt. Pleasant Eleven Pre-
sents Most Formidable
Outfit m League.

Scholastic football WIN be inaugural
ID Friday afternoon at the Central
Hgh School Stadium, when Coach Ap-
piss Technical eleven meets Eastern
High. IN the first game Of the inter
lAEus series.
Fouovtng the Tech-Busfness con-
test Friday. Western and Business
wm meet On October q. on the Cen
trzl Field On the following Friday,
vh1ch - Octobe- - Tech and Central
yin Try conclusions for the ffrst time
m two yea<x
Cntrsl Hgh winners Of the scho-
Est3c league championship in 1917 are
again hooked upon as favorites in the
series, as their two victories to date
over Charlotte Han Military Academy
and Baltimore Polytech have been
cteaD-cuf ones
Tech. ancient rivals Of the Mt. Pleas
ant team. looms up as ffrst-ciass con-
ccpal HfEh eleven last Saturday on the
Aenandrta grounds made history in
Virginia Prep school circles. Coach
Appie on this occasion exhibited a
team that can play both the defensive
and offensive game from all angles
md II appears that Coach Metzier has
too cut out for himself at Central
THIS season
Pieking . DARK horse, Western High,
WITH fts light outfit. looks Ike It may
have quite q good deal to say in
reference to the settlement Of the
championship before the final curtain
Even in the face of defeat at the
hands Of the Maryland State Fresh
MN. Last Saturday. the Georgetown
schooEboys exhibited some real foot
ball and gave plenty Of promise OF
developing under the careful tutor
ing OF Coach Bryan Morse.
Eastern and Business seem to be
The teams that have been given the
setoacks In eariy-season training. All
sridfron fans realize what eariy-sea-
son training means for a champion
ship football team. but it seems that
Dame Fortune wished hard luck on
hese tribes
First Coach Battersby. of Eastern
High School, started drilling this
cam. but he was recently transferred
% Business, and has not really OBJ
aimed good line on his candidates.
The switching of Battersby to Bust
ness and the appointment of "Cuppy''
Farmer, at Eastern, have handed
both squads quite a setback, as it
VIII be q week or ten days more be-
lore either Of the tutors will have
,eaIly obtained a line on their candi-
lates.
The officials for the series will be
ssrned at meeting of the coaches
md faculty advisers today
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE - Claiming: S.sD: Syen-olds
and up; furlonyS. Tioldstnne IO: Eddie
Trsnter, lo4 Apah. Ioe: Hidden Jcwc. ip: Ry
Heck. 100; Audrey h. ITO: Lively. Is: Rndmsn.
ll3: Psstime. is Also eligible: Win. he
'Dis,ussin. ia: TAnceIot. IG: Lady FsirTlay,
lG Skeer Fanc, ll3: 'TuIcznitc Ia
SECOND RACE-C1.inling: 81 n: tveJ-olds
and up: farionsS SHaSty Gcra. Iu; Hen
iocs. llo; flames F. Cummings. 10; 'FsIll
lanes Foster. lis; J. J. Murio%. lis: Nc-dr.
ll5: Hopdo, rs; Berlin. ll5: PTr1y. I9. Also
eligible: tSsndy Lad 10: 'M. Bert Thurman.
Iin: FL Garrison. 10: Little Prino~s. lls;
Maud Bacon. ll2; Pas de Chanor. u
THIRD RACE-Pus SSc: 2-yearold oots
Capt Mac. Ill: Balcklaide. III; Frank W, III;
Breadman. III: Oaymore. Ill; Horace Lorch.
III: Anruo. 1B
FOURTH RACBAPu,e Eoo: sye..-osds and
up: II milea Msnde F.. lU; Be Frank. los;
Raider. lcs: King Fishe. LIS
FIFTH RAOE-Clsiming: a,m; 2year-ods
and up; maidens; furiooss '1nthon. l9;
'Ksidia. ne: 'Bee's Wing. ln; Ray Atkin- l6:
'Muxivan, los; Neensh, W: Tumble Weed, G {;
Betty Ourry. los; Missed the Tine. l6; Rolph.
eltgihle: MAY Craig lG: Spndor. 10; C"de
of Honor 10; Primers Lou. lU; Gen. Glenn,
lis: Miss Iluscpt, w.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 800: 3ysar-oads and
up: ] I-Ie miles Polkadot. lol; Zuleika. lol :
Lady Rachel. lc4: Brmful. IO4: Luthair. la
Sans Peur ID. IU; Honolulu Boy. L6
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming; 81 .ap: jyear- ODDS
and up; / ll6 miles. Dancing Spray. le
Adelia W, lo4; 'Amelita. lg5: 'Dahabiah I'd.
lot: Service Flag. lG: -F1apper. lG: 'Crscow.
los; Chief Brown, los Ed Hermann. no;
Philistine. lI3; Green Gold. ll3; AMMAN ll3.
Also eligible: Say When. 81; Opportunity. rs;
Lottery. rs; The Cullen Bon. 10; 'BrvSnie
Mcdowell III; Mistress Polly. lG.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-For 2-year-oId hlIies: fur
longs Gcr7na. lis; Oceanns 10: Cuba. fG
COb~ehS. lI5 NJ Boots, los; Inoc MAJ. lcs
Limerick lass. 'G; Herd Gin. 10: Brynhild
.R
SECOND -Steeplerihase: claiming: han
dicap; for tyear-olds and upward: abnr -
miles. Mar Meadows, It3: Stuono, S: Bot
Redicd. IL Smithfeld. Ioe: ''Northwood. rs
"Tcn pounds claimed for rider
THIRD RACE-Maidens: all ae-s: mile
'inone. lf2; Roc&aree. ej: War Club. liz: Duke
John. III; War Plume. l2; h Of K. LIS
hennecdt. rs; Liberty Bond. lro: W. Ward.
IL: War Smoke, LIZ; Master Bill, g.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; 3year-o,ds and
up; l-k miles. Leochares> rs; Jacx Stuart
S: Lord Brighton. III: Carpet Sweeper, lG
FIFTH RACE-For 3year-olds and up; claim
ing l l-B miles. Saints Bridge, 100: SILK
Bird. los; Psdua, loI: 'Sew Haven, roN: Hand.
FIJI bs; Sibola, rs; Little Oute. le: Pulaski
lOj; Betsy. ss: Tit for Tat los; Joan Of Arc.
Gl: Galley Head. l06; Rcmec l0; 'Dottie
Nandiver. IS: Polroma, los
SIXTH RACE - Two-year-olds: fuIonss.
Wildair. ia; Kaltpplis l6; His Croice, ia
ireland. N: Ouurt Fool IL. Franc Treur. H.
SEVENTH RACE - Tbree year-olds and up
ward; ! Lie mileS Conduit, III; Romeo. Ia:
Buckboard. 10; Little Cottage. ID: Wood
Violet IL: tEleted 2d. Ill: King John. lTs:
'Daddy's Choice. lis; tMor,non Elder Iei; .:FIr-
ing Line. lis; 'DOrss. le2- II Sictss rnt-y.
~. X. Bryson Cntrv.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
STATE TRACK MEN
WILL START SOON

College Park. Nd. Oct. 13.-Fall
training for the track and lacrosse
squads is the latest plan Of Coach
Curley Byrd. OF Maryland State. The
players in each branch Of sport will
be called out shortly and work will
begin i'm real earnest.
Bill Barall. captain OF the track
team. won the South Atlantic broad
jump championship last year. Others
back are Bosley. Reedy. Morgan, Gil
bert. Peddicord. Twilley. Meyers ana
Vincent
The lacrosse squad has a number OF
veterans back. Pete Elliott. captain
elect, has not returned and his alb
sence viii be felt severely. Three let
ter men-EdeI. Hick and Carroll are
on the scene. as well as Wilhelm.
Smith, Hickman. Duvall and Molhen-
rich.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-14
LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE - Si1 ftrrIonSs- Dama,t m
Ambrose. 40. 80 20; Rub4dium ros
lssndel. 2S. 20; lie GIorieu1 Ii fRice). go:
Time. lls. Nancy Ann, Red Dunipo. Rcry
Moore. Miss SrathD. wehew, Miss Homer,
Gallagher. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furIonSS Pibroch Ire
tHamiftonl. $50. $50. SO: BAIIy Conneil, Ies
fator). 30 20: Little Ed. lis Csandel, 20.
Time. l:n Is Grandee. Legacy Rnuen Coro-
nada. MnStet. Name Coanel Due de Guise,
Onu ard. also ran.
THIRD RACE = One mile Minmsid 10
tSandel. 26. out. out Sticking lu Fato1,
out out: Ballet Dancer. lD price. out.
Time. ~ 35 Three starters
FOURTH RACE-One mile and furIonr.
Clean Conc. 90 callahan. 1850 oct. ont ;
Corn Tsssel. ITO CFstorl, out. out Hank o'Dsy,
IS IPnoel. out Time. lS6 IS Three starters
FIFTH RACE One and one sixteenth miles
Valor. lls FstRI. 20. out ont: Roe Dor.
s. Pnci, ont. out Time. Isl IS Only
two startGs.
SIXTH RACE-one mile. The Deadop. 100
Hamiltoul. sn. $50 400: TIE Descrt. ,B
FStnrt. I'D. 20; Queen Of the Sea. ioe
tSande). 40 Time. :k3 IS vaIsper. Elected
ID. Broom Prddler. syluno. GrunpssI. Celto.
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - One and onesrte.nth
miles. Golden Glow. Ill morris, Zlo. 100
40; Tie Pin. Ill HnmaS, so. $50; Har~ood
ID. III CBnrnnI. $50 IIms. g IS Tit for
Tai. Garbage, Bill Simmons. The Belgisn ID.
Enos also ran.