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LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SiI furlongs- Wedding Cake
l0 johnson. $50. 80. 80; KaIipolis Ii,
(careg). $40. 20: Ralco. LIS (sande), 20
Time. l:3 3S Hmer.ck Lass. Devil Dog
Epiphanes. Gain de Cause, Gallagher, Tom Ket
chum. Frarc Treur also ran.
SECOND RACE-Aboat miles Jay Bird
H (smoor). So. 2so. out; Florence K, Il:
DObsouI. $50. out: Levi, Opper, lis toCon
norI. out. Time. 404. Mintou China, Anti
SEPTIC. Atma also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six fnrlonss Jos. p Muir
ply. LIS Collins. $50 2so, l0s0; Free Manke
lis (St1iing, $40. 1910: Farmingdale, III
Gchnsun). an Time LA Is Carmeite
Rouen. War Plume. Rio Echo B., Pearl Sea
Pride Of India, Duke John. Musket also ran
FOURTH RACE-siI frrlongs. Allivan. III
tButwelD. $50 40, SO; Kirah. tic (Fatorj
$50 40; Ny Dear. liz CKummerl LGo. Time
las Is. Rollicking Airs, Le Bluet. Escsl
Pletts. Mildred, Encinite. American Boy also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. Rapid Day. IL
tkrmmerl. en-. SO. 20; War Ma4. N
tFstor), 500 2So; Ballet Dsncef ID, ll2 (Sande),
2eo. Time. 1:s rs. War Drive and SylvanO
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and furlona Hong
Kong loo (Hsmilton), I74o, 40. out; Gandee,
10 tBelD. 500. out; King John, lls Piece),
out Time, :4 Belario and Dairyman also ran.
SEVENTH RACE One and one-half miles
Puts and Calls. LIS FNtor,. $50. 40. 2oo
Little Cottage, lis (Sande). 5ao. $50; Tie Pin.
lis (Kmmsr), 20. Time 2:4 IS Bar Coy,
Indolence. Galleyhead, Sophia Gatewood. Toot-
NE also ran.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Six furlonsx LADY I1,urv
lH tCanheidl. I9D. $40. so; Korbly, la
Boyle, 20. $50; Herald, 100 (Osump). $40
Time, Is rs. Marchesa ID, Sweeping Gl,pce
Rafferty,. Jago also ran.
SECOND RACE-SiX furiongA wickford IL
| (Robinson). n3o. 5D. 40; War Garden ll1
tDonahue). $50. $50; The Gallant, liz uSkeI,
s.n. Time. l:lS Is. Lady woodciaim Hjsh
Voltage, Napthaliuna. Hop Over, The Rattle
Wing. RaRhsnnock ID. Mather, Helma, ssner
also nan
THIRD RACE-six furlonss Mile. D.zie
Ill Lmsfordl. 1850. 40, 40; Marvin MAY. 10,
tRobnsonl. 400. SO; Cortland, IU (Moooeyl,
$50. Time. 1:l5 Mis- Minks, Wild Flower,
Donna Roma, Maize, Bounding Through, Eve,
0 Youth. Viola Gaffney. Rib. Amanda also ran.
FOURTH RACE-0ne mile ST. Gcmsin q
CBoyle). SO. $50. SO; Our Birthday, lis USke).
40. $40; TlmbeweedA lol Thurbq), Hm.
Time la. Rapid Stride, Diamond Girl. Boone,
! vile. Simonite. Spectacular Girl. vertiloon, Lit.
tie Sandy. Horace Lerch. Ablaze also nan \
FIFTH RACE - One mile and l furlon&
Sway. l9 Vandusn). l2so 80. go Ki}s
CORN. LIS uGke,. 30, 20; Sans Peur. ~
(Donahue). $50 Time. / IS +S War snnt
and Polkadot also ran.
SIXTH RACE One and thr-e.i,te<nth.
miles. .Adelante los (Canheld), 9so lo tO
$50: Me3usa. los (Robinsonl. $50 LD; Ssius'
ia (Hanoverl, n.so Time, 204 IS UListle's
Beau. Cantilever. Wood Thrush. wenonal, Rhy.
mer. Bean Spille. Tanlac, Araran tso ran
Field
SEVENTH RACE One and onehak miles,
Mistress Polly. los CBoyle). SO, $50. 2h0; Red
Start. 100 Mooney. 1880. 100; Breeze yIoe Con
nelly. $40 Time. 2io ss E Rey ind Omond
also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
COLGATE PLAYS
DARTMOUTH IN
BIG GRID GAME

Colgate and Dartmouth. who will
furnish the biggest football game
Of the East today. are both parad-
ing an advance host Of good alibis.
Reports from Hamilton and Han
over are painting dismal prospects
for the big game. Both are telling
the universe that their colors will
be foated by a crippled eleven.
Anderson and Clio. who are the
biggest part OF the Colgate works.
are announced as being unable to
PLAY. Both flank positions OF the
Green line will be held down by
substitutes. a report from Dartmouth
indicates. 1t Is doubtful IL Eckberg.
the star back. will start.
Rain. mud and more rain keep the
big elevens from getting in the final
speedy workouts that some Of them
need. without a change in rhe
weather. condition. will favor. the
mud horses and the beefy elevens.
Harvard. Yale the Army. Cornell
and Dartmouth have been forced in
side to practice and their work has
been confined to massed plungins
plays.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
PIMLIc0 ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For maiden aytar-o,ds; Q fur
lonsA FsirwN. LIS: Jean BuI ant, is; Bar
dora, liz; Runnyven. 1l5: TN Can, Lis; tArmi-
stice. lis; Dunnacons. LIS; SQUIRE Charlie, lis
J. Alfred CLARK. 1l5; Rose Of koses LIZ; tSweet
Music, liz: Pitter Patter Il5t Sea Sinner. lis;
First to Fight, lis. NV. r. cos entry.
SECOND RACE-The sudoruok Para Purse
for nllies and mares 3-yesf-olds and upward ;
selling: mile 'wawbeeS los; 'Dottie Van
diver. ro2; Fdncur. lf; 'TAzy Lou. liz: MARY
Belle. los; .Dorcas. ll3: 'Geneviere B.. los;
THIRD RACE-The hsugural Steeplech,se;
4-year-olds and un; hiles weldship, ls
smithheld, ia; Decasiye, l4s: Pastora, $50;
Blankenbury. lE; Pnfe Hal ID. ia; Jay
Bird. l4s.
FOURTH RACE-Bmico serial weight for
sse; nce No. Il all aSes; furlongs Luclllite.
100; Fairy Wand. IL; Vice Chairman, Ill;
tBIly Kelly, IL: FJass. 80; tConstancy, los;
Ormsnda. ia. fCon- J. h L. Ross entry
FIFTH RACE-The Pkesvills Purse; for 2
year-o,ds; s furionss. Domiaue. liz: Germa,
l0s: tRalco liz; Glen Light, ll2: Hasten On.
lis: His Choice. iii; Right Over Might. liz;
Mock Orange. llti Vice President. liz; tviolet
Tip. 100; Damask. ll2; Militant Lady, le4
SIXTH RACE-Ihe Belvedere Purse; Syear.
olds; l mile ard 1 furlons Carpet Sweeper.
los: Sailor. ia: Bridesman. Ia; Veteran. Ill
Clean Gone. lib.
SEVENTH RACE-The Arlington Handicap
3-year-olds ano upward; l LIS miles tCudgel
l2s; Lord Brighton lis; srh;stledon. s6; sTippity
witchet, l02; tBouiface. loe salvestra, lo7; JACK
Stuart, 81 Fairy Wand. los: Daydue. s.
Bridennan, lo2 tom. ]. X. L. Ross entry.
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
sThree pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
PAINTERS PREPARED
FOR LEHIGH GAME

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. a.-The Uni
yersity OF Pittsburg football team
faces Dehigh University at South
Bethlehem Saturday. and Coach
Glenn s. Warner looks for an unu-
sually hard battle. Coming as 4
does between the hard games with
Georgia Tech last Saturday and the
championship battle with Washington
and Jefferson next Saturday at Forbes
Field. 1t is causing the Panther mem
tor a lot Of worry.
Lehigh is known to have a strong
team. as evidenced by their victories
over Rutgers and Carnegie Tech. and
Warner is fearful Of another mental
let-up on the part OF his team. as
occurred at Syracuse after West vir-
ginia had been trounced so soundly.
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MTWo ADD THREEnHa
~ r.a..a6 n,.N.zt ose o,.r wss ~ w
X hBUGS RAERh M y

ANNAPOLIS, Md,
The football situation Annapolis is sad that funny
The Dobie old boy only nine men
his football works He fired the because he wanted
nothing around that smackd Of mnsry and mh No profess
siona palbearer could be professional for Dobe
When buzzed him orchestra Mrs Dobies
son crashed out flock of Sob shook his until all
the rvets loosend his He has whole
shpman bazaar hyped the Nobody
Annapolis since Dobie blew in with his chin half
Dobie expects to get trimmed by the Army by large pinoehe
score He when he thinks about He also thinks
weeps about it, which weeping
University Washington that didn't smile lose
The football field bordered by weeping willows planted fifty
years anticipation of Dobs The
are painted black order that ddd bmbo
ball Tor an All the other coaches also sing Dobies
weeping glee club They cry combustion.
When Navy bumped Bucknel Dobc
Mack who also weeper Only difference
reason If Dobe weren't TALL his eyes would
long
Every time touchdown Dobe sobs himself
sour ne gloom salesman and the world is his sample
oo had to he guy off the squad Monday This cuckoo
the best player in the ensign factory but he had
traction of the face that made him smiling
Between two large well boiled orders
that his eleven crippled from their rubber heels
hair He said that he didn't any lineup was
limp-up.
chpng Mr. Dobie we listened to the ANNAPOLIS cheer
ing squad singing the "Ms" opera name
They waved made of rubber
they Every time the head
LOT the Academy the expression Dob hops
and fires off the sunset
If Navy disappots Dobe Hatering Army
Twill have hire help weep No guy can
cry enough for that sorrowu
It's tough before games because he has moth
ing to about after en- and have his pleasures
AT present the situation Annapolis
reach that point where nsgn sailors faint
grow pale.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
NAVY WILL TACKLE
WEST VIRGNIANS

Annapolis. Nd, Oct. 3l.-The Naval
contingent Is looking forward with in
tense interest to the development Of
the team during the next two weeks.
and its showing against West Vir.
ginia Wesleyan tomorrow and George
town a week later. 1t Is the crucial
period for the Navy team. and II Is
absolutely necessary for II to develop
more power in its attack II it is to
make a good showing against the Army
on November % on. the New York
Polo Grounds. not to speak OF having
a chance to win.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACDHClaimins: 5000: 3year-ol
and up: six fuionss: Madras Ginsham. lce;
'Msnicurist. le; First PuIlet. 1os; 'Mory H.
los; Sister Susie, log; Bon Tromp loe: Paul
Connolly. 100: 'Emden. 100; Pomerene. lis; Has
ty Cora, Ill; Berlin. ll4: Redland. 1l6. Also
eligible -Nepperban, ia: Port Light. ia: Ian
celot. 1u; Convene, ia: n. Bert Thurman, 100;
Frank Mattox, no.
SECOND RACE-Purxe. 5000; 2year-old
msidens: one mile: watermeet, 100: Emma j..
lte; Hidden Talent, 100; AltI. IT,. liz; Old Dan.
liz; Cuie Of Honor. liz; Keep. lg; Centerville.
! 1oe; Airdrie. H. Great Scott liz: Hosler. ll2;
Tom Logan. liz Also eligible-Jaz, liz; Move
On. 100; Little Niece. loe; simonite. liz; Dolph,
112 Rapid Stride. liz.
THIRD RACE-Pwse. S.ao; Camp Taylor
Handicap 2year-olds; one mile: Estero. 100
Warlike. ll2; Sterling. lOe: Buck Laide. los; Or,
Iowa, lo5; virn. 100; Dresden. loe; Alula. los;
Hynes. liz: Busy Signal. 18. Also eligible
| Prince Pal, III; Peace Pennant. ll6.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. a.ao; Camp Knox
Handicap; for all ag9; ix fIrlongs: Angon.
lo1; Maj. Parke. loi; Top Coat. lot; Col Tsy.
lor. 100; Rife. lie; Blaclde Daw. I'D; Cali
Curci, 100; Viva America. 1os; Blushing Beauty,
lQ; Dodge, liz; American Ace. ll6. Jack Hare
jr., H. Also eligible-Blue Paradise. los.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500 added; Louisville
Cup; syear-olds; two miles: z Rey. los; Legal,
lo4; Stockwsll. Ill; Minto II. I'D; Regal, los
Manager Waite, 100; Raider Cimp), LIZ; Midway.
ra
SIXTH RACE Claiming: purse. 5000; 3year
olds; mile and three-dxteenths: 'Lorena Moss
liz; sasenta. los; .wadsworths Last. los; Flap
per, ITO; whippoorwiii, ll3; Ellison. ll3
'Ameiita, lo6; Service Flag, lG; Crystal Day,
Ito; Jihy. ii3; Parrish. il3; Lottery. lis. Alsc
etgible-'James Foster. Ill; Dsrnley. l0: Mag
| net Land. lG; Senator James. lis; Walter II.
Pearce. loe; Judge David. lf.
SEVENTH RAcE-Claiming: purse. $500; ,
year-olds and up; mile and reedxteenths
Bulldose timpl, loi; Herald. ITO; Brownie Nc.
Dawell. 10: Sun God. liz; 'Reveier. lis; Lin
den, l0; Bourbon Lad. 1io: Deckmste. ll2s
Lothair. il7; Jim Henerins. Us
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THREE LOCAL COLLEGES AWAIT BATTLES HERE
FOOTBALL GAMES TODAY.

Georgetown VS.. Delaware. at Hill.
top. . o'clock.
0allaudet vs. Catholic University, a
Brookland. 3 o'clock
Maryland State VS.. Yale. at New
Haven.
Navy VS.. West Virginia Wesleyan
at Annapolis. . o'clock.
Dartmouth VS.. Colgate.
Virginia vs.. Center College OF Ken.
lucky.
Detroit VS.. kalamazoo.
Lafayette vs.. Cornell.
Penn vs. Penn state.
Princeton VS.. West Virginia
Brown vs.. Syracuse.
Harvard VS.. Springfield.
Georgia Tech VS.. Davidson.
Michigan VS.. Northwestern.
Pfttsburg vs.. Lehigh.
Sewanee vs. Lehigh-
Bowdoin VS.. Bates.
Union vs.. Columbia.
Holy Cross vs. r. L State.
Chicago VS.. Illinois.
Iowa VS.. South Dakota-
Vanderbilt VS.. Kentucky.
Notre Dame VS.. Indiana
Wisconsin VS.. Minnesota
st. Johns VS.. Western Maryland.
v. p. l. VS.. w. and l.
Army VS.. Tufts.
Swarthmore VS.. Ursinus.
North Carolina VS.. Tennessee
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
1905 PENN ELEVEN
SHOWED GREAT SPIRIT

Football players may do well to re-
member the wonderful achievements
Of the great Pen team of 1906. This
great eleven. ripped to pieces by acci-
dents and faculty rulings. remodeled q
team which defeated Harvard. Penn.
without the services of several Of its
best men. won all its games and came
down to the struggle with Harvard.
At half time the score was tied to 6.
1t was on that day that Mike Murphy.
coach Of Penn, made his immortal
speech between the halves.
I've only a little while to live,
boys" said Mike, who was a sick man
at that time. Win this game for me "
And Penn. fired by the words of the
great coach, went out and won.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Apprentices Want Games.

The Naval Apprentice School football
eleven would like to arrange a game
for Sunday. The Apprentices have
been unable to get a game for this
week but would like to play the Mo-
hawks. Montrose. Marine Props. Trim
ity. Roamers, Seminoles, LASalle.
Quentin. Seamen Gunners. Boiling
Field or War Risk or any 140-pound
team in this vicinity. Address all
communications to Harry Hutchinson.
712 Virginia avenue southeast or
phone Lincoln l624
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
C. u. GRID TEAM
AWAITS WHISTLE
FOR GALLAUDET

Catholic University will open its
season at Brooklahd this afternoen
when It tackles the Gallaudet College
eleven In their annual contest Both
teams will ha.e their best lineup In
the gray and a fast game il expected.
c. u. hopes to break into the win
column I'm this game. as il will be the
initial contest at home. Gallaudet ex-
poets to make up for its defeat at the
hands Of Johns Hopkins last Satur-
day. which contest was lost In the last
few minutes OF play.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
$4,000 FOR GALROY,
TWO-YEAR OLD COLT

On October Is. at the Newmarket
(England) October sales Of blood
stock. Galroy. a 2-year-old colt by
Royal Realm, out of Gallinati, by
Gallinule, out of Serenata, by Chav-
ening. broaght $4,000. Capt Dewhurst
was the purchaser.
The same day a yearling brown filIy
by The Tetrarch. out of Cestus, was
sold to the Rajah of Kashmir, India,
for 80 800
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
TIGERS READY FOR
MOUNTAINEER TEAM

Princeton. Oct. 31.-The Princeton
eleven was given its last hard workout
yesterday in preparation for tomor-
rows battle with West Virginia. No
scrimmage was held, as the Tiger
mentor does not wish to run any
risk of injuring any of his first
string men on the eve OF the battle
with the Mountaineers. Lourie and
Garrity will not start against the
Blue and Gold eleven. but will be
groomed for the Harvard and Yale
contests
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Complete Billiard Tourney.

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 81. - Ar
rangements for the second of the
three great national American bill
lard championships - the three
cushion, title tilt at Cleveland, COM
mencing November are being
completed by r. B. Benjamin. and
the event promises to be a brilliant
affair and to go a long way in put
ting the billiard game on the plane
which II deserves.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
AMERICAN BOXERS
SAIL FOR SWEDEN

New York. Oct. 3o.-The team of
amateur boxers who will represent
this country in a series Of interna-
tional tournaments to be conducted In
Norway and Sweden next month will
start on their journey overseas this
afternoon. Benny Levine, local anna
teur boxing impresario. who will be
in charge of the foreign invasion.
was busy yesterday completing ar
rangements for his men.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Soldiers Play War Risk.

The Nineteenth Field Artillery
men are going to celebrate Hallow-
cen the day after"-that Is to say.
the holiday will be commemorated
with a "bangup" football game on
the post parade grounds-this after
noon at 3 o'clock. The War Risk
has accepted the challenge of Lieut..
Kits understudies. and Is prepared
for hard struggle
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Scott Perry Joins Franklin.

FRANKLIN, Pa. Oct. 31.-Scott Perry.
who jumped Connie Mack's Athletics
last August and Joined the Franklin
Independents, has come to terms with
the local management for 1920 and
will continue his residence here. His
family recently came from Oklahoma
and one child is in school. Harry
O'Donnell. who came from Philadel-
phia with Perry. and Tom Rogers has
signed a contract to manage the team
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
STATE TEAM AWAITS
BATTLE WITH OLD ELI

New Haven. Oct. 81. Maryland
State held a short signal drill here
this afternoon in preparation for
the battle tomorrow with the big
Blue team. After a short drill the
players were taken back to the club
house and given a short instruc-
tion by Coach Byrd.
After State held its practice the
Bulldog team took a short signal
drill and then a hike around the
field which was followed by long
talk by the coaches
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
DELAWARE HERE
FOR GAME WITH
HILLTOP TEAM

Georgetown Is all ready for the bat
tie with Delaware College eleven this
afternoon on the Hilltop, which starts
at o'clock. This game will afford
the Blue and Gray a chance to perfect
its offense for the Navy game a week
hence.
Delaware is coached by Shipley. a
former Maryland State player. who
has had his charges out working
overtime for this tussle- Coach Exen-
dimes warriors should have little
trouble in running up a big score
against the visitors.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
SPRINGFIELD TOES
MARK AT HARVARD

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. sf-With still
an eye for the Springfield game to-
morrow. but really headed for its en-
gagement with Princeton next week.
Harvard's football forces put In a
long session. II was bloodless foot
ball, and except for no rough tackling
the varsity. substitutes and scrubs.
went through all the motions. holding
up when near the goal lines.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
LEONARD TO MEET
DUFFY FOR TITLE

New York. Oct. 31.-Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion. has
signed for his first decision bout
since taking the title away from
Freddie Welsh. He is to go fifteen
rounds to a decision with Jimmy
Duffy. in Tulsa. Okla. November 27.
Leonard has set his weight at 14U
pounds.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
$500 Is Each Giants Diw.

New York. Oct. U.-The members OF
the Giants were awarded their share
Of the world series receipts by the
national commission yesterday. The
full share for each of the Giants for
finishing second amounted to about
$500. All the regulars received this
amount. while others were given
smaller amounts. according to their
time of service with the club during
the season.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Ingrams Challenge.

The basketball team of the
Ingram Memorial Church. at Tenth
and Massachusetts, avenue north.
p east. is now ready to arrange games
with local teams. They are especial
ly anxious to arrange games with
all the local high school teams.
Address all challenges to A. Ciur-
freda, III A street northeast
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Meehan vs.. Dempsey.

-. San Francisco. Oct. 3I.-Willie Nee
han. OF this city. today claimed that
. he had received telegram from Dave
Mackey. Newark. N. J., promoter.
= saying final details for an eight-round
about between himself and Jack Demp-
~sey. heavyweight champion. at New
ark on December had been arranged
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Carmen on Water.

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. 81 = The
first days racing in Harvard's fall
rowing regatta between the club crews
and some of the minor dormitory
crews resulted in some fine competi-
ton. The Elliot Club eights won three
of their four races from Thayer, the
latter's only victory being in the event
between the number 2 crew which
Thayer won by only two feet
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Stadium Is Ready.

Coblenz. Germany. Oct. 3l.-Elao-
crate preparations have been made
for the coming football season.
Grounds and stadiums which were
only partly finished a year ago have
been made permanent playing helds.
and many of them compare ~Ery
favorably with the best college grid
irons in the United States
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Appoint Tiger Cheer Leaders.

Princeton. N. J., Oct. 31.-At a re-
cent meeting the senior council ap-
pointed the following men to act as
cheer-leaders for the rest Of the foot
ball season: l. Terrell. 20, head
cheer-leader; E. Harris. 20. song lead
err: w. B. Bryan. %; r. D. Clark,
20; c. Erdman. 20 and L. Rogers, 20
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Harvard Fencing Captain.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 3l.-The Har-
ward fencing team elected Royal Snow.
of Chicago. for captain. Snow has
twice taken part in the intercollegiate
tournaments. Matches have been ar
ranged with Columbus, Annapolis,
Pennsylvania and Yale.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
CENTRAL ROMPS
J over BUSINESS
Mt. Pleasant Gridironers
. Defeat Stenographers
By 81 to J Score.

= Centrars powerful football team had
little difffcult in defeating the Busi-
ness eleven In the fourth game OF the
scholastic championship series. yes
terday. in the Central Stadium by q
score Of 81 to z. Central was disap-
pointed when Business scored its lone
Touchdown as II was the first time in
three years that the strong Mount
Pleasant team had been scored
against by a team In the local scho-
Iastic league.
= The Central eleven upheld its old
sSreputation and put up a fine defen-
-ssiye when the occasion presented it,
|. self. Everyone looked for a larger
score on Centrars part but owing to
= The heat the going was slow. How
ever the Metzler combination out
played its opponents in every way.
- Business started the game with Pc
.terson kicking to Newby. who re-
. turned the ball to the 4O-yard line
= Following in rapid succession came
sfyline plunges which enabled Newly to
--carry. the ball over the goal line. Bus
-yiness again kicked and the ball was
brought to the 3o-yard line. After a
series Of line plunges and end runs
= Capt. Russell took the pigskin over
; for the second touchdown. Russell
; during the quarter did Business have
the ball ia possession.
o Peterson's Long Run.
- The second quarter started in much
the same manner as the first. A cou-
!, pie Of end runs by Newby, one OF
(which gained seventy yards. followed
teby line plunges found the pigskin on
snthe five-yard line. Russell carried it
lover. In much the same order and in
-sss rapid succession Russell and Stro-
heexer both made touchdowns. Con-
nelly kicked two goals out of three
: trials.
The shock came to Central and her
many cheerers when Newby fumbled
the ball and Peterson. the right half
soof the Stenographers picked up the
saball and ran eighty yards to score
"the only touchdown for his team. He
also kicked the goal. At no other time
during the remaining minutes OF the
game was Central in danger of being
scored upon.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Frank Moran Isbds

Pittsburg. Pa. Oct 31-Frank Mo-
ran, local heavyweight returned to
the ring last night and knocked out
Denver Jack Geyer. Columbus, in the
sixth round of a scheduled ten-round
bout. Geyer was no match for Moran
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Australian Turf Evenfs-

The great turf events of Australia
have drawn big nominations for 1920
There are 279 entries for the Mel
bourne cup race. which will have s35, =
900 added money and will be run No
vember T.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Witt Looka Promisins.

Ithaca. n. Y. Oct. sL-Witt, a prom
ising new halfback, encouraged the
Cornell coaches this afternoon by re-
peatedly going down the field in a
series Of consistent gains.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
Cloyers Issue Def.

The Glover A C. would like to ar
range games with any football team
in this vicinity averaging 100 pounds.
Address all challenges to John L.
Rankin, 419 Seventh street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-01

outSuIutlohs- IenLraf-L1ce Tor CCnknn; Lit
't"l for Stine; Stine for Connolly: Connolly for
U7Newby; Nav for Sttne; CnnnelIy for Stine:
n stine for Littel; Dice for Strohecker; COnklin
DOR Dice; Business-Rirkland for Prior Touch
DOWN: Central-Russell 81. Connolly a. New
bY. Conklin. Strohecker. BuSiness-Petsrson.
Goals from kick-Russell. o oat Of 2: Connolly
- cTt Of 6 Referee - Jousnnet (Sprtngheld
Training School. CmTjre-Dugan (Gonzaga).
s"Hcad Iinesman-Shalet IN. Y. ~. Time Of
psriuds-Ten minutes