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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-14

Rome Lodge and its members, S37.15.
CAS- follows: From lodge, $40;
cash on altar, $7.65; pledges from the
following persons; F. A. McWilliams,
81 paid; T. G. McCampbell, 81 paid;
w. H. Brown, 81 paid; ], w. Brown,
81 paid; G. w. Williams, $3.50; p.
Miles, 81; C. H. Countee, 81; G. NJ.
Oliver, 81; w. c. Mallory, 81; William
Arnold, 81; Allen Small, 50; C. S. Muir
ply, So; John Anderson, 81; O. H.
Jackson, IS; H. L. Kinsler, 50; En-
NETT Spruell, 81; David Clark, 81 paid;
Candy williams S1 maid
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-14
FROM OVERSEAS

Luther S. Atkinson writes that he
desires his friends to look for him
soon, the sooner the better for him
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-14

A. Lorenzo Countee returned from
Austin, Texas, where his ability as a
music teacher has met with success
He is Kansas City's youngest com
poser and some of his latest songs are
when De Con Pones Hot" Lovers
Lane" Longing" words by Paul Law
renee Dunbar; Wishes" and Left"
poems from College Book.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-14

The Young Ministers Alliance of
Kansas City, Kas., will have charge
of the afternoon services at the Sun
flower Baptist Church, Leavenworth,
Kas., June the 29th.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-14

penitentiary SIMPLY because he is a
black man. LET'S GET HIM OUT.
The following pledges and contrib
utions have been made to date:
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-06-14

sure of the fact that she was a grad
uate .... The Pleasure Seekers Club
was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
Thomas Green at her residence in
Kansas City, Mo, Friday Mr.. aud
Mrs. p. Randolph entertained a lew
friends at a birthdty dinner for their
mother, Mrs. S. F. @Straughter, Kansas
City, Mo, May 25. Miss Myrtle Nc
Brier and Mrs. Ida Mae Johnson Of
Ottawa, Kans., are visiting friends
in Kansts City, Mo, and spent Satur-
day with Mrs. p. Randolph. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Huff entertained thirty
two young people Saturday evening
at a party, complimentary to Mrs.
Huff's brother, Manuel Gregory, who
graduated frtm Douglass School.
ORPHANS HOME DAY.
The War Relief Committe now
known as the Community Service
Committee will establish an Or
phan's' Home Day, Sunday, July 6,
1919. They are asking the co-opera-
ton of all rhe churches and the public
in general. Refreshments will be-
served the children and a short pro-
gram will be given. The movement
has been endorsed by the Board OF
Federated Charities.
p. NJ. HOFFMAN, Chairman,
MRS 7. J. McCAMPBELL, Gem
eral Chairman,
NELLIE L. LYTE, Secretary.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-FW 3yearod anil up. six
tnrlonss Gracie. loI; Eddie Mcbride I0l
Dolly. l0i: bAhinds. t0: Jusnita III Ia. Or.
merry. l0: Lady LongfcIluw. lC6; KIuyIIny II.
lG: Senator James. 100; Al Pierce lGa. Don
jose. 1903: kirsiiescub. liz; Pilzn. liz: D,,ryanl
Roberts. ll2 Eligible Msnicurist. @: Spokane
Queen, l06; Safranor l06: Modelling Miss lo
SECOND RACE-For 5-year-olds and IN. six
fiulongs: Celtic. loI: Poilu. 100; Converse lG
Trust. 10; Fortnight. 10: Bon Tromp III
THIRD RACE-For 2year-olds five and one.
half furiongs: Diamond Girl lOi: sctlycgrass,
16: Sweet Liberty. los; LADY in Blark loo.
swirl, 100: Neenah 100: Rory O'Moore ITO:
sugar Mint. III; Bobby Allen. liz: Satana, H.;
Who Cares. ll3
FOURTH RACE-For 3year -olds and up; mile
and one-sixteenth: Montague, "a: Baby Sister.
100; Caballo. liz; Pluviada. l0e: Marsuder, lOc
Jack Reeves. los; Alpens. lG; W. H. Buckner.
lcs; Staten. l0e: p. q. King. Ill; Terin. II2:
Ruhblins Louder. lis: Rey FL Pleasanton, us:
Dancer. li3
FIFTH RACE-An ages: mile and one-six-
teenth: Hong Kong, 100: Grey Eagle Ice: Game
cock, l06; Sun God. 100: Precious. III: Breeze,
10
SIXTH RACE-For 3-ycar-oids and m: mile
and one sixteenth: George Muehlbsch, sc; May.
or Calvin. 81: Alma B.. 100: Comacho. los; John
Huric. les: Malice. loo; Cadillac, Ics: Boxer
los; Little String. l0s; Pulaski, los: Goldcrest
10y. H. Aide Baran. liz: King Neptune, liz;
Thistle Bean, liz; Dragon Rock. lis.
SEVENTH RACE-Clsimins; 5-year -olds and
up: mile and one eighth: Msther, lCe; IfttIe
cottage. los: Jiny. 100; kenxard, 100; Brownie
MeDawell. llo
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
HARVARD TO PLAY
VIRGINIA AND NAVY

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. i9.-Thr
Harvard baseball schedule Tor tL..
soaSan Of 1910 contains twelve
games. only four - which ar" l."
H.. PLAYED "n tho home grounds. ON
April !? IA" crimson VIII invade ~"
South. ~. Hr~t same being on IN"
University II virginia diamond at
Charlottesville Two days later lTa--
ward VIII Visit Maryland. playing ~"
Navy at Anna polls.
The schedule:
APRIL 11-Armv. At West Point
April TT University Of Virginia AZ
Charlottesville.
April ol-Nsvv az Annapolis.
April re-Pcunsylvauia. at Fhi's-
dclpha.
Nav university of Virginia. 81
Cambridge.
Nav lj-Princeton. at Princeton.
May os-PrInccton at Cambridge
Jun" Princeton. at New York
On case Of uel.
Jun Pennsylvania. AZ Cam
bridge.
juno Yale. at New Haven.
juno Yale. at Gamhrid='.
Jun, @G--Yale lin ease OF tie).
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and nnr-half fur"rg>.
White Crown. III tCrlmpl 10 |. to >. to 5:
Cont Boris. III MURRAY TO ). to ): rhro-
dorc Fair. III Conway 10 ) Time. J o. s.
Flying Dart, Naomi Walton, Clokie. The
Glcamcr and Mike Dixon also ran,
SECOND RACE-Fiye and one-haK furiongs
Col. Harrison. 100 III. Garner to |. 10 ).
; to $; Helen Akin. liz collins even. 10 .;
Frascuelo. III (McIntyrel even. Time. .s
King X. Exempted. Hiki. James G and Ollie
Martin also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Buster CLARK.
lo7 tKoppleman) to l. to .. To ); Free
mantle. lis tFinleyl to !. even: BuIger. lis
tCrump, l to ). Time ia IS. Magic Mirror.
Ambassador III. Bac. Little BUS and Red-Lia
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-srx furlongs. Money. 100
tketerisl J TO ). TO I. out; Lachawanna. lOi
tTcnaluerl to 2. even; RUBY SO Jarreln out
Time. 1:li25 Currency, Zoe and New Or
leans Girl also nan.
FIFTH RACE-Onc mile and nifty Yards
john W. Klein. lcI Nomasl 4 to I. q to s.
4 10 5: Zodiac. IS Brown to s. } TO ): Cor
don Russell. liz tOrmcsl To s. Time. l:ie
War Tax. BurlnSame Flash Of Steel and
Wuotlthnlsh also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and fifty Yards Byrne
q CarnIodyl 10 l. 10 |. to 5: Silver Sau-
dals. ll2 NcI ltyrel I To ). out: Sunninydale
l0 Collinsl . To- l. Time. rs 2j. Terrible
Miss. Jack Healy. Timothy j. Hogan aud
OMalley also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
Y. M. E. A. WILL BATTLE
ORIOLE "Y" TONIGHT

The ''Y' baSketcrS meet the Balti-
more central ~" team Saturday
night in tho hoyS' department gym
in what should prove t" be real
battle The Orioles come over we'll
advertised. having defeated the
Wilmington bCD Eastern League
champs tn the tune Of i6 to 6, in
Baltimore last Saturday. giving tho
BaItim"rcans their NTH straight
victory.
Although this game H. in nppo-
sition to the George WASHINGTON
Bucknell game. which will be staged
next door in the mems building. tho
boys deps rtment expects q capacity
crowd and is making arraugemntse
to handle the same. As = primer
for this game. Manager Bratburd.
of the W H. anxious to book a
game for his squad for Wedne sday
evening. to be played at the Eoys'
". and wants any local manager
interested to call him on Franklin
1i1SW this evening.
Incidentally. Eratburd l. now also
booking games for the Boys y. NJ.
c. A. team 25-pound Aggregation.
The management wants it clearly
understood that the old Boys 'Y"
outfit is now travelling under the
name OF the "Y. NJ. c. A." the pres
ent Boys Y" team being group
OF 16-year-olds
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile and 20 ,arl> Trc
Gallant. ITO Uoltilettn. 6 10 ) iu = n,,,
Judge naNid 100 ntub'nsonl g. I c,cn
Revolution, III tk,lslNl. Ito Tune I:R -
omella T.. Orchid King Ulz. Ms, St,rlin-
Frank MattoN. Coronado Cavalcadnnr also ran
SECOND RACE-SiS furlonss Ira Raw. ~,
u'oltilcttl. TO 5. TO T. ont: Hrmina, rs
dAin>forll, TO ]. even: S,biI. 20. uTtl. tycn
Time. lI3 IS Vision. Merry lass. Frances
starr. rhrone Ward Little Princess. Princc
Dunglas. Duke Of Devnnsh.re Quaricttc, TaJan
Modelling Miss also ran
THIRD RACE-Five and oue-haH furlnnss.
Cstanis. IL t,mbrosel. 10 to !. to l. . to l.,
Viva Cuba. IA MUrysl. } TO l. : TO ;: Mis-
Psrnell, loi tBo'lcl. even. Time. % CLnciun.
Dandy Van. Double Van. Valley Park Maid.
Little Sandy. Lonely also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiN furiones. Billie r..
lis Mooney. to 5. to 5. ont Murphy. 10
robinson. to 5. to S; Medrsa lG nIux-
toni, 10 l. Time. la Is. Hidden level
Bonstelle EIlogy. Bonner also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SiS furlonss Arnold. lis
n.utwclD, to s. Out. out Bon Tromp. Ic7
tltobinsOr). 6 TO 5. CIT; Enmity. ITO nsunSfordl
to s. Time. 1:l3. Heavy Weapon. lemons
Bons. Assume. Truitus also ran.
fodder lG (Widsl. } to I. to ). 10 5:
Frank shannon, liz tCoItilctti, 4 to S. to 8:
Counterbalarce. III 0Gsmer). to & Time.
las Is Discord. Verify, Will;san. Indian
SPYING Fairy Prince also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One and three sixtccnths
miles Cart. Hodge. ITO tGlassl. I to I. 6 70 5.
Z to 10: Kentucky Boy. loI tCanfeldl. ) To /.
~ To L; CAPITAL City. 100 Colt lcttiD. ; to )
Uime 90 Is Sophia Gatcssood. Viii DO.
Waterproof. Dragon Rock. Chick Barley also
ma
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SiN furlonGs: RED. Ica;
'Done. loe: Laurel. Ice: 'Br'er Fox. ICa: Chan
sonette ID. lbs; 'Ramesu, los: Clip, NO: Glider,
10; Pomcrene, 10: Rsilbiid H.
SDrOND RACE-Six fnrlongs: sPlantaredc
~; Snow Queen. g: 'TackroSe q: sShire. 80:
ROUNDED. lce; Trabby, lG: Half and Half, ITO;
Big Smoke III.
THIRD RACE-six fur!ongs: Belle Of
Elizabethtown. IS; Prince Direct. %: .Pierrot.
l9; sSweet Ahssm. l0s; Bettrton. los: First
Ballot. los: 'Driffield. ITO; Rors. Ii3; Dimitri.
rs.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs: Mineral,
y; 'Rayatkin. D; 'Annabelle, 100: Little One.
l0l; Director James. le3: Major Bradley, l0s;
Major Fisk. lo6; Snow Hill. l0j Cuba lOs
incinerator, H. Col. Iifiiard. Ill: Raven Sea,
III.
FIFTH RACE-Fiye and onc-hslI furIonss
Black Prince. 81; Different Eyes. zoe: Walnut
Hall. lo5; Hubbub, 10; Smart Money, Ill
Cromwell. ll5: SkIes Knob. lis
SMITH RAcE-One mile: Lucky Pcarl %;
Little Cote. IS; Grace. lo5; Yenghee. 10; Great
Gull. 100; Frank Burke. 100: Solid Rock, 100
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and fifty yards: Kit.
kinny, lH; 'Riversidc. lO5; Maggie; Land. To-:
'Bsby Cal. los; Ned Milcybris'rt. 100: Saseusts,
l0,
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
MORAN IS OFFERED
BECKETT BATTLE

New York. pcc. I9.-Frank Moran.
who fought both Jack Johnson and
Jess wizard when they were holding
ia" worlds heavy weI-ht title. and
who WAS supposed 10 have retired for
ali time from IN" rop'd arena, TX back
IN the game with both feet and hi~
Old Mary Ann haymaker. Frank has
had a few nchtS out in the Middle
West: and having satisfied himself
that he Is StIll able T.. handle himself
III the most approved QueenSher'H
fashion he H. now out after a third
crack at tn" title
Before long Moran may leave these
shores Tor England for a bout with
Joe Beckett. the British champion.
who was knocked out by Georges Car
pentier. a request for such a bout
having come through Bert Lamont. Of
thus city.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
CHARGES JOHNSON
MADE AN ATTEMPT
TO CRUSH YANKS

New York. Dec I9.-Charges that
Fan johnson tried 10 get the New
York Giants into conspiracy to
drive the Yankees out Of baseball
were made late today in Supreme
Court
Charles Tuttle. attorney for the
Yankee owners. made the allegations
in arguing for an order calling three
owners of the Cleveland baseball
team into court. Ito disclose the eN-
act nature and extent of Johnson's
financial holdings in the Cleveland
club and the nature of his part in
the management of the club"
futile charged Johnson wrote TO
five club owners Of the league tell
ing them that the Yankee lease on
the Polo Grounds would expire in
another year and that he thought
the Giants could be induced to ter
inmate the lease and drive the Yam
KEGS out of the league. as they could
not secure site for new ball PARK
in the conGesteG city.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
COACH PREDICTS A
VICTORY FOR OREGON

san Francisco. Dec. l9.-Oregon is
going 10 outright Harvard at Pasa-
dena New Year Day. said Coach
Huntington. OF the team from the
Northwest. when he arrived with his
squad. The party stopped off be
tween trains.
"llarrard's line outweighs US, but
our back field is heavier" said Hunt
inSion. The Eugene squad carried
with 1t water tanks filled with Eu-
gene water in sufficient quantity to
supply the men uutil after the game,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
Bill Dudack.

Bill Dudack
Left guard OF the GEORGETOWN Uni
rersity eleven, who was yesterday
elected by the letter men OF the Blue
and Gray team as captain OF the 1870
eleven. Dudack is a junior and has
been one of the best athletes at the
Hilltop University. as he made his
!etter in three sports. having been
the mainstsy Of the Blue and Gray
pitching staff for the past two years
and alSo one OF the stars of John
O'Reilly's basketball quint
Bill was injured ia the Georgia Tech
game ana was forced to watch his
team mates from the side lines in the
Washington and Lee and Boston Col
1eGe games. nudack was the unani-
NOUS selection for the guard position
on the All-SoTth Atlantic eleven.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
HILLTOPPERS PLAY
ST. JOHNS TOSSERS

That Maryland colleges have made
changes in their schedule for next
year is shown by glance at ST
Johns games. The Cadets Of Annap-
oils have ei-nt battles listed with only
one home date.
Curly ByTd's Maryland State clovea
will have 10 meet ~. Johns and Johns
Hopkins within five days Of each 9TH
er. whereas before Johns Hopkins has
been compelled 10 play these two
games 10 get i'm the state title class
ST Johns opens its season with
GUor- ctcwu here on October = ard
winds up with it, gam" with Mary
land state at COLES" Park November
-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
New Owners of Club to
Take Over Stock Today
Judge Lands Will =
Accept Chairman Job

Chicago, Dec. 19.-Federal
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands
declared today when told that he
was one Of the men being con-
sidered by the committee ap-
pointed to select capable indi-
viduals from whom the leagues
are to choose new National
Commission chairman that in
view of the many years he had
followed the sport from the
-bleachers and elsewhere around
the parks. he could not say mo"
II properly approached and con-
ditIons were suitable. Baseball
men do not need any more than
that to assure them that IL they
desire man Of Lands national
reputation and renown for hon
esty and fairness he can be Sc
cured.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
Reformers Want Scores
In Grid Game Changed
One Year Ago in Sports.

Ty Cobb il out with the state
ment that he hopes he will be
traded to some other club in the
4. L.. as he Is tired of playing
with the Tigers.
Dufy Lewis. fIom San Francisco.
says he Is tickled to death TO play
with the Yankees as he always
wanted TO play ia New York.
Ray Morgan, second baseman OF
the Nationals. viii not be retained.
Waivers have been asked on him.
Umpire Silk Ola tshlin died OF
pneumonia. lie will lie buried at
Rochester. y. Y. his home town.
Joe Kelly. the ex-Baltimore out
fielder. is announced as manager
OF the Milwaukee 4. 4. for the
coming season.
The Louisville A. 4. Club has
been sold 10 home capital.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
BUCKNELL TO MEET
HATCHETITES TONIGHT

George Washington basketball
cuint viii get in action tonight at
tho Y ". c. 4. gym when II meets
IN" hVn from Bucknell college on
the G street court at O'clock
The rennsylysnianS were sched-
uled to meet the Blue and Gray
team Thursday night, but the game
MAS cancelled and they returned. bur
viii he back t" play the Hatch"tit-S
for their first appearance in the
Capital in tho floor game.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20

Eddie Flaherty. local hurler. who
last season pitched phenomenal base
ball with the Baltimore Dry Dock
team. has been added to the hurting
stan OF Eddie Barrow's Hub city
tribe. Flaherty last spring was given
a short trial by Clark Griffith. but
when found lacking big league quail
fications was turned over TO Frank
Schulte's Binghamton club of the In
ternational League.
Because of a difference in money
Flaherty refused to report to the Boot.
makers. Flaherty cast his lot with
Sammy Tricks Shipbuilders and in
short time attracted the eye Of the
Cape Cod scouts. Eddie served in
both the army and naval aviation
during the war. He reported TO the
Griffmen last spring at training camp
Immediately after his release from the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
Aloysius Quint Wins.

The Aloysius basketball team Do
feated the Beta Delta Phi i've las-
ui-nt AT TIE Aioysius gym. by 81 ~
- The AloysiuS guint would lis
TO arrange games w.th any fast team
in this vicinity. hdrcss 0ouwur .cI-
tons to r Pollard. manage. II W
street northwest
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
WILL CLEAN OFF
SNOW AND STAGE
GAME FOR TITLE

Regardless of tho heavy snow
storm. the Rex 4. C.-Dreadnaught
game for tho championship Of
Northern Virginia and the District
will be staged Sunday at Union
Leagu" Park as scheduled. At n
meeting last night Of Managers Nc
Clure Of the Northeast clubmen and
Mueller of the Nirginians il was de-
cided to stage the battle.
Preparation will start this morn
ing 10 put the field in shape for the
game as Promoter r. Lawrence
Phillips will have a gang Of labor
ers at work all day cleaning off the
snow. using both Street-sweeping
hrooms and ploughs. Should il not
rain. the Gridir"n Will be in tip-top
shap" by sunday aftcrngpn at thrc.
O'Clock when the game is to start.
rs even with Che high cost Of gasu-
line. it is the intention Of the pro-
meter to burn the field thoroughly
sunday morning.
Practice for tho games was COM
pl"t"d by both clubs last night.
Coach Martin announced his lineup
as follows: Psnneyback and Mont
geometry. lett END. GaineN and W.
Mcdonald. left tackl": Mcclure. left
guard: Nerstein and J. Mcdonald
center: stevens. right guard: Litkus
and Bombreast. right tackle: KoogIe
and Giradi. right end: Harris and
Meyer. quarterback: Hagcr and
D"werick. left halfhack: Cranston
and GicbeI. right haIfback: and Ii
caronic. fullback: Coach Crouch If
IN" DrcadnauGhts announces his
lineup a. follows u. WerZel and
HaSsen, left "ud. Crouch and Swami,
left tackle: Hayden and Hall. left
guard: Cornell. center; Trigger and
Mcdonald, right guard; Frazier and
Merridcth. right tackle: DUiguid and
Haynes. right end. ! wcnZcl quar-
terhack. pr"yfuSe. left halfback +;
Love- right halfback: and Law
a. Srhssfat ftrl1kZgl.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20

Table IL Interesting.
The complete list Of games in
which but one man participated Is
shown in the table. II will be seen
that there were 1874 games in which
one man only pitched. while in an
other table II will be, shown that
there were IA games OF this kind.
This difference is from the result
OF every game played being shown.
with all the pitchers taking part,
while. as stated, the following tatic
only shows the games in which the
man who started finished.
The figures:
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COCHRANE RAISES
BID FOR BIG BOUT

London. Dec. l9.--Charles u. Coch-
rane has raised his bid for the DemD-
sey-Carpentier fight. The promoter
Who put on the beckett Carpenter
Eg1It today verified the report that
lie had boosted his offer TO $50 90
lie wants the fight To hr STAGED IN
! .ondon. and will leave all other de
tails to- he settled by the principals
before they sign
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
CUBS AND GUNNERS
In TITLE BATTLE

The cub and Naval Gun Factory
have arranged game 10 I've PLAYED
ut Cuion League Park "Wednesday
at = o'clock for the coIored champion
ship uf tile District. A. the two rlcv-
Gus have won all their previous
i,anIc>. il Will be a good contest 10
Match. as they are botlI out to win
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
TRIANGULAR REGATTA
FOR LAKE CARNEGIE

Ithaca. y. v. Dec. 1.-THE an
nual triangular regatta between
Cornell. Val" and Princeton will he
rowed next sprin- on Lake CarneCi"
AT Princeton, y. j. on MAY l.. This
will be the second contest OF the
series to he held on LAX" Carnegie.
-Four triangular RAGS between these
colleges have been rowed IN the past.
three of which have been won by
Cornell
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
Bush League Gamblers.

It was generally believed that all
the real gamblers hailed from Broad
way. but current exposures concern
ing the worlds series locate flourish
ing bands in East st. Louis and Des
Mones. Iowa. How is it that big
league baseball becomes the prey of
bush league gamblers?
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Give tiub Chance.
War Tossers Land.

The Wa basketball quint defeat
ed the Sears five in the Rosedale gym
last night. - TO &c. in n onc-sided
game. Tho War team will play the
CaDital Silent Five this evening in the
ArmOrv gym at Fifth and |. streets
at O'Clock
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
Storm Postpones Game.

The Manassas High School bas-
ket-ball tosscrs were forced to call
OF their game scheduled yesterday
" it'll tn" Eastern High School quint
because Of the uncertain train
transportation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-20
CATHOLIC u. FIVE
ARE SWAMPED BY
DELAWARE FIVE

Newark. Del. Dec. 19-Delaware
College basket ball team had an easy
time winning over Catholic University
tonight. 81 TO s. Delaware played the
same class OF snappy ball that de-
fsatej the Navy on Wednesday. and
the visitors never had a chance.
one field goal was the best Catholic
University could do against the fine
guarding vi Capt. s. Carter and Wills.
The visitors rouched II up consider
ably IN the last half. resulting in
many fOuIS hafny ,saIlai Tho
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Western Midpets Win.

The Western High School MidTets
YESTERDAY defeated tho Ontario Ath-
l-tic Club in holly fought Z me
in the western GYM bv a IL TO +.
count.
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JOHNSON LEADS PITCHERS
IN LOW-HIT GAME LIST
BY GEORGE L. MORELAND

Walter Johnson has the leading other pitcher,
when 1t TO holding his 4 low O A.
leads with eight OF gamc> being of G, hits
His twohi game required tive innings
Little Claude games of This desc, in
ton, then Jim Shaw with
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Epiphany Juniors Land.

The Epiphany Juniors easily do
feated the Mount Pleasant 4. &.
auint by a large margin OF a to 4
l.rimbach's fine shooting of baskets
featured the game. Summary:
Epiphany. Positions NJ, Pleasant,
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Goals from foor--Lcimhach u9l. I'hillirw n
llAnt t'l. frimhle. Hush. Thomas Rsfc-rcc
Curly Time Of halves Twenty minutes
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>uDsitntlon--N ld1' fur HoIAe. T., ons f0f
Donovan: Tw,s~ Tor a.. Carter: Jackson for
AleNsndcr. Goods from teld-AleNander 81.
carter q. MSaughsn -. 'ilAs,yt;. Goals
from foul>-di. Garter IN. Twoes ~. Glas
C,Itt 81. Gfere-Rsby GettysbIrg'. Time Of
hzlve~-I twenty nlinuitr