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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22

QUESTIONS-ANSWERS.

L. f. j.. City-The time in the Yale
Harvard race rowed June 20, 1919. at
New London. Conn, was 81 minutes
10 Is seconds for the four miles, Yale
winning by half a length. The Har-
ward Junior and Freshman. however,
were more fortunate. as both these
teams defeated the Yale Juniors and
Freshmen.
No, Ted Meredith is not middIe-dis-
lance champion. This question is not
very clear. You do not say what the
distance is. But to be sure to answer
the question we will give you the new
1919 champions: le0-yard dash. Will
lam b. Hayes. Boston A. A.; 220-yard
dash. Henry Williams. Spokane A. e.
Washington; 440-yard run, Frank
Shea. Pittsburg A. A.; SS0-yard run,
Joie W. Ray. Illinois A. A.: one
mile run, Ray also holds this. / hope
this covers your question satisfac-
torily as to who is the middle-distance
champion.
In answer to your question: How Is
the famous Georgia Tech shift made
we will say: The Tech shift invented
by Coach Johnny Heismen is a modi-
fication of the revolving pivot or old
Princeton turtle-back play. The play
ers who are called behind the line of
scrimmage make two and sometimes
three jumps or shifts forward and at
the same time sideways in getting
into position to be an interference
for the runner with the ball. There Is
nothing uniform in the positions
they take on the final hike. as often
times a half back may become a
guard or may be found in the middle
of the scrimmage line.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
TINY DID NOT CARE
WHICH RULES WENT

Bob Maxwell. of Philadelphia. who
is one of the hest-known football
officials in the country, tells many
amusing stories OF his work in Off
{ iatinE. Here is one of his best:
Il went up into the mining dis
tricts of Pennsylvania" says Bob.
TO referee game between two
teams of coal miners. Say, those
birds play football!
Everything goes. They KICK,
punch and even bite each other.
After about five minutes of play
I stopped the game and called the
pIayers about nc. 'Bols.' ] said. Y
don't want to stop the fun But
YOU must let me know now whether
YOU are going to play under the rules
Of football or those OF the Marquis
of Oueensbury.'
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.

FIRST RACE-SiX furlonss. Emma J. os;
Challenger. ll2: Louis. H.; Princes Lou. lcs'
Mountain Girl. us: The Pirate. ll2; Cormornn.
ll2: Doluh. .ll6: Bullet Prot, liz; Anticipate.
IL: Richard V. III: lsPhank. lb.
srCOND RACE-SiN furlonss 'onico. %
I.,.ly Marathon. Iol: KorfEsse. rel; Tom Brooks.
no. Queen Blonde. Ils; 'NcW Model. %; Orchid
King lo7: .DSncing Crmi'sL lG; 'Iosf1f'
NrrI.hy. H.: Munho Iumho. ll3: rhrone Ward.
IOI: Timer Ross. lO7: True steel. lG 'Bon-
sicIlc. r2 Also eligible Highland Lad. ll5;
MAR Tom. loe; rastime, l0; Ben h~mpson,
rs
THIRD RACE Naive. no: BurSo,ue. lbs:
Cortland. los: rccrsnt. lo5; Capt. Hcrsilcr. lo
Kings Champion. rs; 1t. Grsmin. los; Accelci'
ate. Jos
FOURTH RACE-Six furlonsS Fnncc'
Star, TO-: Napthalus. la7: Duke John, TO-
SWEEP ing Glance l0a: Baieuor. liz: Miss Man
acc. lea: Pnilu. lO7: striking. 100: Bcisia, lls;
Brunner, lC7 Summer Sigh. Io7; Rainbow Girl.
FIFTH RACE-onc mile and a sixteenth.
alma r. IGs; Capital City. 100: Capt. Hodge.
100: Rife Shorter. 100; Condor Roberts. zoe;
sLctl lci: yena Il. roc: CaLitsuia. 100; T&nlsc.
non Dodge. I@: ThistleS Beau. lc9; lerTnsk.
100: .Adplaut. III. Also eligible Brian Rom.
100: Mis- Sterling. loe; Ynie'cs. 100
SIXTH RACE-one milo End 4 siN,een.h
'sop';ie GsieNaad. lol; Prince Henri. le'
sRerrsls Ioi; philisiine. l0e: knstie's Cub. 100:
.Rat, Sister. l0i: STA urchin. l0i; 'Tisian.
IOl; ,;old Crest Bog. 100: ANtcr. lo9: 'Msh.
Iel sRsy. I0i: ". q. King. lm; W u. Ruck-
rcr. 10: Parrish. ~ Also eligible King Ner-
tune. no.: 'C0marlio. Ioi: Baja1ri. los
SEVENTH RACE-uuc mile and seventy
Yards Tho Gallant. %: Subhadsr. TO-; Nc
,doa lNs: sNnuell. lG: Little CottAgr. ll2
.Mo,lusa. iOn: FIsiqrcr. lf3: EIIoS. Ios: TlTrs-
DAY Nisiter 10: Tsdland. li2: T. y. McMshon.
no: Msry Bcilc. los: Belle Ro,rrts. ios; Red
Start. liz.
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ELEVEN
AFTER TRANGLES

A team of All Stars have been picked
from the Mohawks. Naval Appren-
tees and Quentin a. e. football
teams to play the Triangle 4. e. on
Christmas Day. Coach O'Brien. man
ager of Triangles. can arrange con-
test by communicating with T. c. &.
Golway. 81 Eye street southwest. or
phone Line. 1863. The following play
ers are requested to report at 18th and
ID streets southwest Sunday at 1880
a. m. for practice: Buckley, Carver,
Hardy. Hansman, Golson, Dorsey.
Durity. Cox. Townsend. Fitzgerald.
Hutchinson. Beall. Dyer. Bowerman.
Mavis. Giradi. Baxter. Wheeler,
Browning. Jarvis. Frees and 6. Cox.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
BANNOCKBURN NAMES
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

At the annual meeting OF the Ban
nockburn Golf Club held recently. the
following officers were elected for
the coming year: A. r. Fowler. presi-
lent: Miss Alice b. Sanger. vice-pres-
ident; Miles Taylor. secretary-treasu-
rer and r. Hayes. chairman Of Green
committee.
Three OF the clubs old "stand-bys"
voluntarily severed their connection
with the board OF govern,rs after
years Of service. Daniel L. Hazard.
this years president. and Tor eleven
years a member Of the board. and T.
J. W. Brown and ]. r. DeFarges.
both of whom have been hard work
ers for the club. are the three re-
ferred to. The new board is made up
of the officers named above and Tom
Moore. John A. Robinson and J. B.
Gregg Gusts.
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NEW INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE IS BUSY

Reading, Dec. 2I.-Manager Hum
mel. of the Reading international
League team. signed James Peters.
a hard-hitting outfielder. and Walter
Whitley" Obers. a catcher. today
Samuel Fishburn. who was with
Reading toward the close OF the sea-
son and was the property of the st.
Louis Nationals. was sold to Buffalo
and has been traded to the Akron In
ternational League club for Outhelder
Holden and a cash consideration.
James "Runt' Walsh. formerly OF
the Pills, who was with the Ma
rines" here last season. and got the
gate with Red" Doom and Mike
Dolan. has been signed by Manager
Hoblitzel OF the Akron International
League team
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BRITISH MAY NOW
TURN TO FULTON

London. Dec. q. - In the event of
Jack Dempsey refusing to box Car
pentier in England. it is almost GER
tain that an offer will be made to
Fred Fulton to take Dempsey's place
In a match against the French cham
pion. according to the Daily Mail.
The newspaper also prints the fol-
lowing cablegram sent by Alfred F.
Jackson. of Bristol. England, from
Marshall. Mich:
Insist on Carpentier-Dempsey bout
in London. Wilde did not get a fair
show
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RELATIONS WITH
HARVARD BROKEf

Boston. Mass. Dec. .I.-Eastern Col
lege athletic authorities toda- Dc
clared that relations Of the Height
college with Harvard were AT AZ enc
Baseball and hockey games schedr.l.
with The Crimson for this season bsy
been cancelled. The action has hoo
taken because OF the decision OF ~
graduate BOARD OF athletics al Rosto.
colieGe and comes as a result Of "a
iaiiure OF Harvard to include IN.
Newton team on the Stadium footba
for 1890.
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North Pacific Regatta
To Be Resumed in 1920

Victoria. B. c., Dec. c1.-Some OF
the greatest oarsmen in the West
are expected to participate next
summer at the annual regatta of
the North Pacific Association of
Amateur Oarsmen, which will he
held here. The last international
regatta on the Pacific Coast took
place at Portland. Greg. in 1914.
In past years the keenist compe-
tition has been between Vancouver
and Portland, but the entrance Of
the famous Occur d'Alene Ddaho)
Club for the 1920 regatta has broad
ened the interest
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Kearns Denies Report,

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. u. - Dis
patches from the East stating that
Jack Dempsey would demand $780,
900 for a bout with Georges Carpen-
tier were today vigorously denisd
by Jack Kearns. manager of the
champion.
Il have never set any sort of
price on Dempsey's services and have
no intention of doing So"
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MCDONALD DESIRES J
DEMPSEY TO SIGN

New York. Dec. =. - George Nc
Donald. British fight promoter an
MANAGER. is here. ostensibly 10 g.
JACK Dempsey in the notion o. SIG,
ing the night paper to which George
carpenter has already affixed D.,
signature
McDonald. who is partner o
Charles b. Cochranc. refuses 10 la
ON that subject. however. COCHRAN
y on the water now on his way owe
mere he will talk when he arrive.
ne said. Mcdonald thinks the Frenri,
man VIII give Dempsey a real f.-ht
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
Hank Gowdy on Market.

BOSTON. Mass. Deg. 81 = Is Hank
Gowdy to he given the hook?
Baseball fans will regret TO hear
the news. il it is true. Nevertheless.
There is persistent rumor afloat
that Hank. the war hero. the ever
smiling. genial, popular catcher. is 20
he traded by the Braves. Owner q.
w. Grant. il is said, is going to have
= thorough housekeeping next year
and Gowdy is slated as one of those
70 GO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
Secretary Baker to Speak.

New York. Dec. 81. - Secretary of
War Baker will be one of the speak
ers at the fourteenth annual con-
vention of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association in this city on
December 80. it was announced to-
day. Physical efficiency as ma
tional asset will he the keynote OF
the convention Other speakers will
be DIR. J. II. McCurdy. of the SPRING
field (Mass.) Training School; Rev.
Henry Phillips. of the University OF
the South, and Frank II. Scott. of
Cleveland.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
HARVARD ELEVEN Is
OFF FOR THE COAST

Boston, Dec. gl.-The Harvard FOOT
ball squad left here this afternoon
for Pasadena. Calf. where II VIII
meet Oregon University.
Among the officials and coaches VINO
went with the team were FRED W
Moore, graduate treasurer: Manager
Higgins. Bob" Fisher. head coach'
Eddie Mahan. 'Pooch Donovan
veteran trainer. and several as
sistantS
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DETROIT IS AFTER
THE BEST ELEVENS

Detroit. Mich, Dec. 21.-The sem
sational University of Detroit foot
ball eleven will face the best teams
in the country in 1920. if present
plans of local business men alumni
of the university, and Detroit foot
ball fans. materialize. Already ef-
forts are being made to play either
Yale or Harvard in the East. Column
bia in New York, and Pittsburg.
either in Detroit or Pittsburg.
II is also planned to invite
Georgetown, Georgia Tech, Cornell.
Penn State and Colgate to visit by
manic Detroit during the autumn Of
1920.
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HARVARD TO ROW
YALE ON JUNE Is

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. p. - The
Harvard varsity rowing race with
Yale at New London next year will
come on June .. The second var
sity and freshman crews will COM
pete on the same day.
The remainder of the rowing sched
ule. announced tonight. provides for
races of all three crews against An
napolis at Annapolis on April "A.
and races of the varsity and fresh
man crews against Princeton on the
Charles River ON May and against
Cornell at Ithaca on May -
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HEAVIES TO FEATURE
NEWARK FIGHT CARD

Newark, \. j.. Dec. n. - Heavy
weights will feature the boxing card
to be staged by the Newark Sports
men Club Monday night when Frank
Moran and Soldier Burke meet in an
eight-round bout. Joe Benjamin.
Pacific Coast star lightweight. will
meet Mickey Donley. and Jack
Sharkey. who defeated Jimmy Wilde.
will box Patsy johnson. Joe Lynch
and Joe Fox will complete the card.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
Atlanta Gets Southern Meet

The lseO Southern Intercollegiate
Athletic Association track meet will
be held in Atlanta under the aus
pices of the Georgia School of Tech
nology. This meet will come off on
May IA and 10 and will take the place
Of the annual affair that Tech holds.
inviting large number of the colleges
in the adjoining States to participate.
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HEYDLER REFUSES
TO MAKE COMMENT

New York. Dec. a1.-While John
Heydler, president of the National
League. again declined to comment
in any way on the recent articles Of
Hugh Fullerton that the White Sox
players should be investigated for
their part in the 1919 worlds series,
Heydier intimated that cognizance OF
these articles would be taken IN
proper time.
The annual meeting OF the National
Commission will be held in Cincin-
natl on January ). 1920. when the mat
ter will come up for discussion and
the commission may give out a state
ment
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TEX IS STAKEHOLDER
FOR NEW HAVEN BOUT

New York. Dec. 2l.-Benny Leonard,
lightweight champion. is to receive
$500 for his twenty-round decis IN
bout with Johnny Dundee in New
Haven. January Is. This purse is the
largest ever drawn by the champion.
Tex Richard has been named stake
holder in the agreement, which re-
auires the champions share TO be
posted before he enters the ring
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New Sport at Annapolis.

annapolis. Md, Dec. I.-Two more
sports, boxing and water polo. will
make their intercollegiate bow at the
academy this year. The academy ath-
letic authorities will cooperate with
the movement for intercollegiate box
in- and will have one match. prob
ably against the University OF Penn
sylvania. this season. and probably
larger schedule next season. There
also will be one match in water polo.
City College of New York playing here
on February 81.
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Lyceums Have Organized.

The Lyceum basketball five Of
Alexandra has organized for the
season and wishes to arrange games
with any fast team in this vicinity.
ANY team that desires contest
should address Manager II. l..
Wheatley, p. o. box 2a6. Alexandria,
va. the first game of the season
Tor the Lyceum quint will be with
the Camp Humphries' five on FRI
day night
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Gets Offer of $3.50, 900.

Pueblo. Cot. Dec 2l.-A bona -fide
offer of $4,000 for the Dempsey-Car-
-. WAS wired Jack kearns,
manager of Jack Dempsey. last night
10y Morris \. Penter. Of Pueblo. and
Fred Dixon, of Colorado Springs. rep
resenting forty Southern Colorado
business men. Penter and Dixon fol-
lowed their offer by a telegram today
offering to post a certified check for
all or any part of the sum stated
Immediately.
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Benny Adds a Kayo.

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. y. - Benny
Leonard, lightweight champion, last
night added Red Herring. Paducah,
NY. lightweight. to his long list OF
knockouts. He dropped Herring at
the beginning of the sixth round. and
Billy Hack raised the champions
hand as a token of victory.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
MANLEY BEATS DOYLE
FOR 1907 GOLF CUP

Basil NJ. Manlcy defeated E. j.
Dovle in tho putting contest for the
1907 Gun" the finals OF which were
lust PLAYED off last week Doyle was
up with only TO go but some en-
ceptionaI work by his opponent cost
him the match. up at 20 holes.
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Title Indoor Tennis.

New York. Dec. Il. - Vincent Rich
ards. holder of both junior and senior
indoor tennis singles championships.
is entered in the national indoor
juniors and boys singles which are
to start here Monday at the Seventh
Regiment Ar:nory. Richards will de-
fend the junior title.
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LAFAYETTE W.. Penn.

Easton. Pa, Dec n. - Lafayette
College will not meet Princeton on
the gridiron next fall. Both the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and Prince
ton asked to play Lafayette on the
same day. Saturday. October Is. Penn
was the first to ask, and Manager Carl
Sigman virtually has closed negotia-
lions for this date with Penn. 1t still,
however. must be ratified by the board
of trustees and faculty athletic COM
mittee,
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Colgate Drops Tigers.

Utica. N. Y, Dec. q. - Yale is added
to and Princeton dropped from the
Colgate football schedule of 1920. ac-
cording to Fred NJ. Jones. graduate
manager. who made public tonight
Colgate's games for next season. Five
OF the eight games are on the road
Princeton was dropped, being unable
to offer satisfactory date. Dartmouth
declined to come to Hamilton for a
return game
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
Baseball Writers Meet.

The local chapter of the Baseball
Writers Association will hold its an
nual meeting this afternoon at r.
m. in the Evening Stars clubroom.
The meeting has been called by Den
man thompson. chairman of the local
chapter.
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Deficit in Penn Sport.

Philadelphia. Dec. q. - There was a
loss OF SS3.l6i in the conducting of
major and minor sports at the Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania during the
fiscal year ended September 1, 1914.
according to the financial report made
public today by the athletic council.
The total receipts were x2.i5IS and
the expenses tSs61s.cl
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One Year Ago IN Sports.

Navy has agreed TO play u. OF p.
next season.
Rochester International Club
asks $1,000 for Player Kelly. who
the New York Giants want to add
to its catching stan.
RUDE Benton. of the Giants pitch
ing staff. discharged from army.
Pacific Coast League decides 10
play baseball again next season.
4 silver cup is to be given the
winner OF the New Years Day
service walking match.
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Rabbit Bsske,-baI Coach.

Springfield. Mass. Dec. 2i.-"Rabbir'
Naranville, The star shortstop Of the
Boston Braves. who II is reported may
90 to the Giants this year in trade.
is keeping In condition by coaching
the Hendec Manufacturing basket
ball team here.
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stitched his Mary the
Old Ladies' Home.
Long before
long before the nearbeer was so far and about the time
that steam be
a nimbe
some sock.
They queer socks that Mary cochccd About the
only sock that knitted be the chin.
About the Willard Fulton Mary
Ann ceased knitting the agile sock The ares of her
of wool Old Mary Ann and the spit
by the adjustable Crowsfeet appeared the
bright knuck and the scyhc Mary
She was tough lady to shave.
But with glands. Mary
lease her old life She busting the Old Ladies'
the full bloom and youth of her second childhood
Frank to all heavy-weigh sour He is will
ing to meet Joe Beckett other good loser He
Jim Cocy bowlegged Lang He will bust
Tom Cowler Palzcr press Al Kubiak
clean and Al McClusky for the sake
Frank always did well with the guys named AL AL must be
short for almond other kind Anyway
Frank cucd with Al the verdict Moran ubcr Ais
Felix AdlerThat bird his weekend parties
end Of the week"
Fatty Arbuckle-"A little lower. I'm that
key"
Al olson"Celars will be safe until the Pnks put adda-
phones"
Frank Tinney-"Who the gestures"
Leon Erro-"Thc is still but | halt
staggcrs. The decimal points,
Tommy Gray"Id like o jealous
OF Elsie Janis record"
Bill Hallgan-"If gimme some OF the Cowanu
Canal"
Goud-"As female perfect shadow"
Harry forthcoming the six months rehearsals
a long run"
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Nationals Are Second.

In three-hit contests Boston lead
with five Washington outplayed a,
the other teams I'm four-hit games
having eleven 70 their credit.
New York and Chicago split in 1--WE
hit games with eleven each.
The number OF contests each tear
won and lost. IN which five or IesJ
hits were made. follows:
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Duin in Limelight,

Edward (kidD Dulin. formerly of this
city. and runner-up for the middle
weight title with the A. l.. r.. will
meet Joey Schenuck. OF St Paul,
Mimi. in an ieight-round bout Satur-
day night I'm Jersey city. DulIn IL a
former pupil OF Frankie Mann.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
Epiphany Juniors Def.

The Epiphany Juniors are without
games during the Christmas holidays
and would like to hear from all junior
quints. Address Harry s. Leimbach,
manager. COS Sixth street southwest.
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Armstrong Browns, Pint

Providence. r. l.. dec. 2I.-Elmer q.
Armstrong, member of this years
JUNIOR class at Brown University. has
been elected captain of next years
football team. lie was chosen by the
nineteen letter men at meeting this
noon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22

Substitutiors-ReI. Stevens for Bomlrest. Der
rick for Martin, Crsnston for Derrick. J. Nc
Donald for Nernstein Vernstein for Mcdonald.
Koosle for Gainey HAger for Geibel. Dread
nsughts. Heasep for WeinzeI. Crouch for Cor
NELL Haynes for Crouch. Goal from placement,
Harris toyard hnel. Referee, Mr. Morsr
tClarkson Tech. Umpire. Mr.. O'Reiley.
tGeorgetoWnl. Head hnesman Mr.. Dugisss
ALEXANDER. Time Of quarters. 10 minutes
Score, o o } O.
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Play Yale October q

Morgantown. w. Va, Dec. sl.-
West Virsinia's eleven will play Yale
next year at New Haven on october
y. This date gives the mountaineers
games with two of the big three"
as Princeton has been also signed.
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NEW YORK YANKEES BEST
Inflow HIT GAME RECORD

The following table will show what each club did in
less hits 1t will the fans better idea OF each
do Cleveland before only get by with
no-hit
New York played which
while in twohit Washington
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GIANTS TO PLAY
RED SOx AGAIN
McCraws Will Meet Hubites
In Spring at the Polo
Grounds.


new YORK Dec. ne oian.s az
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e,nSe 'ne Si. .. Az
S,uos iousn. ar
- g.. ar
'a''S nav 's.u IL H.. 90
oio SIouhus M ~. 49,,
IAN ueiore INC ope"'s VI 'e
H'onsIp al III, , oo. u,,,
'nouen e III, -, a. NJ,
w. sc. u a.. c., 80 ~ hig
, oh wiz - -, ~ a. a,,
,t- sue Daseoa, On CPL Hp. L. LII L., ,ha
ma. uate ',a' .ne Hla' MS, VIII p'as az
, ~ ooN' i"eS "''o VIII p'"' VII
MI, liz, =, p.ho
S"' - -, :. a. e,~
'Nu'", VI. ,,,'l -, Iii, -, nrat
nc. .,,, ,sa,,'i, nnonses
" "ea' pa''ns
Ruth Big DrnwinE caro-.
If the Giants and Red Sox are
favored with good weather on their
1920 training trip 1t ought to yield
the richest proceeds of any training
series ever attempted. Babe Ruth
today is unquestionably the biggest
drawing card in baseball. He has
eclipsed Ty Cobb as an attraction
and it is expected that fans all over
the South and Southwest will storm
the gates to see the man who
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-22
Rex Club Banqueted.

the Rex football team will be given
a banquet on Tuesday night at 5
o'clock at Monmouth's. 1919 G street
northwest