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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
ELECTION SUPPLIES
READY TO GO OUT
P1ans for Taking Greater Wheeling Vote
Nearly Completed.

prcparations were rapidly hcing com
rlr,cd lat evening for holding me
i:rn,tn- Wheeling election Wednesday,
Enycmbcr 90 Elsewhere in this ISSUE
Of the IntcllgonCcr appears. the COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
AMArEmR GAME.

This morning at nine O'Clock at Bridge
Park, the Island Juniors will meet the
Martins Ferry Juniors. The Island lads
expect hard game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22

City Clerk Homer c. crago Monday A.
ternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22

Revealing for the first time ife's
darkest secrets to all humanity. Very
sensational.
Highly educational.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Threey yezr-old and up: claim
inS; six furiongs: Lydia sd. s5; The Sir Hun
drei. 100 'COnadlty. no: Ralph 5. 10; Dixie
Highway. ne; Brown Baby. rs; AssesSor. rs;
Zsngzree ll3
SECOND RACE-Thrpe-y year-dlds and NJ;
claiming: siT furlongs: D1cky Lady. S: Aunt
Flora Is .High Olympus lB; Prank Burke. lo5
'SczyES, los; RuCs, Jos; Toy Mis-. III; Kicking
Kid. Ila
THIRD RACE -Three- yeAz-olds and up: claim
ing six fJulungS: Egs. IS; Duke Rur .
Rsnyan, IN; Nignols l0i; Violet. II2 RrpUn
Prince. ia; SerVia. ui; PsjErotS md. III; Quin,
liz; Zima lli
FOURTH RACE-MAidens: Syezr-olds and NJ;
claiming: Eve and Cne-hAn furlonSs- Carry Maid
s. Precious level. %; 'Dlone. q: Little Mis-
tress. no; stilletto. fco: CzfcteTis Ioi Venetian
Boy. lB: Duke John. lGa
FIFTH RACE-Throe-y esT-ods and up: 500.
iVe and oBe-hsh furlongs; The Blne Dvzs. 20.
fIisfeTty. 100: fHodEr II: MzlVuia IOI High
Low. l0l: Tppler. lG Nilkmzu, III: Hamilton
a. l1S- tSpeDCe entry.
SIXTH RACE Breeders pursr: s-yesr-oIds and
UP: one mile GShncy Girl. lOs, Koran. loe.
Guide Post is. London. Girl rs: Beverly
James. rs ScorTNi. ll5i Psstmkster. us: Lsck-
rusc rs
SEVENTH RACE Three -ysar-olds and up.
claiming: mile and o1eSiXtsenth: -Ooncriuti1n
q: Frank keoSh los. PeriFourdine. lOs, Artist.
los: Lytse. Ni: Capt MErchmont. liz
-A,,---tice srovr.n-, rl,iy,o5
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Departmental League
Favors Two Sections

At the meeting Of the Departmental
Baseball League, JfJ. O'Brien, Of the
finance division Of the War Depart
ment, was reelected president and
G. c. Edler, of the Department of Ag-
riculture, was elected secretary. The
election of the treasurer was held
over until the next meeting.
The following teams, fourteen in all.
were represented last night: Engrav-
ing. War Risk, Finance. Company G.
National Guard, Library of Congress.
Department of Justice. Naval Hospi-
tai. Allotments, Engineers.
War Department Auditors. Stand
ards, Transportation and Telegraph
and Agriculture.
Though most OF those present a.
the meeting seemed to be in favor Of
an eight-team league. II is possible
that the league may be split into two
sections of six teams each. in order
TO accommodate the large number of
teams that desire 20 gain admittance.
II is hoped that the personnel OF the
league may be decided upon definite
ly at the next meeting. on Thursday.
April 10; meanwhile each Of the teams
will be busy gathering in contribu-
tions to take care Of the franchise
and forfeit money 20 be posted before
the opening game, scheduled for
May s.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RAOE-Pive and cne-hau furIonrS
Prince Easy 20 tWhitel, s to l. to q q to &.
Golden Chance, los tFstor), even. l to z, Zsn.
gsrcc, ll3 (Frasch), to s. Time lSr s5
Carey Maid. Gaffney Girl, Numerate, PanIine
Crowley, Sleeper. alsp ran
SECOND RACE-six furlongx yireo ln
tGarvan). Il to l. s to l, TO 2: Pes, Arain.
l0 tMornscy). to & out; Neither, lo4 Dwyerl
to Time, ll4 IS. Banyan, Lady Sper1d-
Thrift, Gibraltar. Goodwood. Tiger jim, also ran.
THIRD RACE-siI furIonr. Csun Bov
lol tWida), to s, to 5. out; Assessor loe
tMorrisseJ1. TO /. to |: R.lpb 10,
MURRAY, to g. Time. l:l3 Is High OIyn,-
pls. Frozen Glen. Heredity, GalHs. Pontefrsct,
Visible, also ran.
FOURTH RACE-siI furionss Grsc.. 10,
u. Howard. to Q, even, l to 2; Dainty
Lady, l6 Ffasch), 2 to l, even; Minnie H.,
l6 tGarsan), even Time, lis IS Terrible
Miss, Lamp Post, Prince Direct, El CoroneI,
Little Cote, also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile Foster Fmbrr o.
Murray, to 5, ! to out; Kinrfsher ITO
tThurberl. 2 to S. out; vocabularr. lG TFrss-hl,
even. Time 1:4o Hops, Deckhand Petlsr,
Presumption, also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile and 30 Yards Ca.
dsnza, lo3 Murray. to S. 2 to 8 out: CIr
Haven. los tGargsnl, TO l. Q to 1; Amino.
100 Finley). to 5. Time, LA 45 OMalley,
Timothy ]. Hogan. Cork, Rey Ennis, Past
master, also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile and 50 Yards.
Miss Proctor. 81 (Widal, even, | to 2. out;
Seviian Ill tThurber), to l. even: Tokalou
March, Ill (Burke), 6 to s. Time l:,2 e-5
Beauty Shop, London Girl, First Ballot. Annie
Edgar, Shandon, also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05

so Time. oss rs Roisterer, Ls Bleuet.
Slick I'd, sAin Rose. Alice Haigh. Harriet, also
ran.
SECOND RACE-FSre and one-half furlonss-
aHanky Panky. us IF. Robinsou). i.D. 40.
go; Fri1eur, Ill CButwelD, alo. 80; aThe
FerrymAn. Ils (Mcrsggart). 2eo. Time. %. Low
Tide, Ssuf Conduit, Miss Eileen. Hasty Lady,
BornA A, also ran.
THIRD RACE-Si1 and onehaH furlongs. out
Of the chute. Plurenh, 30 (CarswelD, lLso.
$50. 4p; yigilante. loe Doyle, $50, 80;
Auctioneer. lol, go. Time. l23. Dr. Camp
bell. Satisfied. Sister Marjorie, Miss Sterling.
Sibois, Comacho. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Sn and onehaf furlongs
out Of chute. Widow Bedotte. Ill (sterlingl,
$50. 40, SO; Cadillac, lIs (Richcreekl, 40.
$50; Wood Violet. liz Denysel. $50. Tire.
"a rs Korfhage. Carl Ellwsnger, Laura Mil
Ter. C1mpssll also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seyen furlongs out Of chute.
Dan Bright. lne (Rice), SO, 500, 40: MahouJ.
20 Mckeeyerl. $50. go; Belsro. "a (Carswel).
$50 Time, IL rs Rsy FL Pieasanton, Ysls-
par Amalette, Katie Canal also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile and 70 yards Hsr-
wood, ia (Ricel. 80. $50. SD Fairly, liz
(ButwelD. so. 800; Miss McGissie. IH tobert),
4.lo. Tine. lS Is. Garbage finished frst.
but was disqualified for foul. Marsnao. DR..
Charcot, Msnioo and Roederer fell. Only four
finished.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile and % yards.
Alma B.. lo2 Cwskor1. 500. 1910 $50; Edith
Baumann, lo2 tRichcreekl. 40. $50: Candidate
ID, Ill Corey. 1850. Time. ~. Bill Hunley
finished first. but was disqualified for foul.
Dundreary, Flora Finch, Pulaski. Stir Up. also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Killed Three Injured BolDe Horses Disqualified Foung
WASHINGTON GOLFERS
TO MEET IN FINALS

Pinehurst, N. c.. April 4-F. C.
Newton. OF Brookline. and Edward V.
Besll. OF Uniontown. will meet in the
thirty-six hole final contest for the
North and South amateur champion
ship title at Pinehurst tomorrow.
newton defeated Franklin II. Gates, OF
Moore County. in the semi-fnsls to-
day by 2 and ]. Beau won from j.
M. Wells, OF the Kenilworth Club, by
the same score.
Both of the Washington golfers In
the consolation section won theiI
matches today. Donald Parson, OF
Chevy Chase, defeated Frank S. Dan
forth, of North Fork. by and / and
VIII meet Edward Styles, OF tbs
Washington Golf and Country Club
in the final Styles had a surprising
ly easy victory over c. G. Waldo. tr.,
of Detroit winning by up and : to
play without breaking the speed
limit
John II Clapp, of Chevy Chase
came through TO the final without any
difficulty in the third sixteen, defeat
ing F. c. Moulding. OF westmoreland
by up and to play Clapp will be
opposed by c. +. Watson. tr.. OF
Baltusrol, in the final contest for the
secretarys trophy.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
KID WILLIAMS WILL
CHALLENGE WINNER

Baltimore, Md, April 4.-There
will be no more interested spectator
at the big bantam scrap at the Lyric
Tuesday evening between World
Champion Pete Herman, of New Or
leans, and Bearcat Al Shubert, OF
New Bedford, Mass, than Kid Will
Jams, from whom Herman grabbed
the laurel wreath down South on the
memorable night of January Z. 1871
Williams will announce that he's
ready to come back in the fighting
game and he will openly fling def
at Herman for a battle here before
the Peerless Athletic Club, the Or
ganization promoting the mill at tne
Mount Royal avenue auditorium
next week. But should Shuoert oe-
feat the champion decislvely then
the challenge will go to the siam
bang mauler from New England
who. 1t will be recalled gave VIII
Jams his hardest fight in the Tiger
own lair when he was the PROUD
possessor of the worlds bantam
bonors now in the clutches OF the
New Orleans Italian. who races
shubert here Tuesday evening
williams has always contendeo
that he was robbed out of the cham
pionship when he fought Herman
twenty gruelling rounds in New Or
leans. and he hasn't given up hope
~ Soma day recovering his lost title
from the brown-skinned Southerner
who has been reaping a. fortune
since the bantam crown passed INTO
his hands. That Williams has been
inactive during the winter was que
70 a severe spell of pneumonia.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-"The Bowie Juvenile" Purse
for 2-year-olds; furiongs. Mile. Dazie. ia
Plumnet. 100: Sandy Beal. 16: Paul Jones
los; Quercs, los; Amaze. lis; Grsyson. los.
SECOND RACE-Claiming; 3-yesr-olds and
up; slk furiongs. Kilmer. III; Sister Emblem
100; -Risponde, o6; Harry Shaw. Ia; sSturdee
100; 'wetona. lo2; Ocean Prince. ia; MAR
gerry, lN.
THIRD RACE-Clsiming: 3year-olds and up
81 furlongs. General, III; Parlor Boy. ia
SOsius, IA; Broncho Billy, l3; Scaramouch
ia; -Kingling ID. III; Dengro, Ia; Dsrtworth
ia; Tiger Rose. 90.
FOURTH RACE-The Nip and Tuck Handi
cap; 3-year-olds and up; 81 furlongs. Startling
n6; Glasstoi, lO5; Hauberk. ll6; Joseph P.
Murphy, 100: Charlie Deydecker. III; Roi Craig
g.
FIFTH RACE-Sellins; 3year-olds and up
furlonss. ThornhiD. lis; Antonctte, l0l
'Pluyiada IS; Graphic. lis; Broom Peddler
l3; Trsnspero lO4: Firing Line 1l3.
. SIXTH RACE-Claiming; 3-yesr-olds and up
mile and 30 yards. Ballad, ia; Sea Beach
ls; Progressive. los; 'Old Bill Bender. 81
Don Dodge, 1l2; Frank Shannon, Ic2; 'Matosks
%; key Note. s.; Capt. Hodge, l6; Fsil
Prince. 90; '0tisco, 9s.
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming; +year-olds anc
up; LIS miles. Puts and Calls. Ia: Luther
lO9; Fountain Fay, rG; IndoIence, liz; Blue
Rock. l0e; 'Dundreary, loi; G. NJ. Miller, lss
Inquieta, lU.
'Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
h"Good Morning, Judge"
Hgl Human Interest Stories of v,rno, BY By
w Police Court Happenings PERKINS
Its Tough on FREDDY.
By
RUDOLPH
PERKINS

It's Tough on Freddy.
II is possible that two girls NAV So
resemble each other that telling then
apart would be a mighty hard job
One evening Fred Mills met a queer
at a dance. lie took her home anr
she promised to see him again SOM
time.
The other evening on Il stree,
northeast Fred saw one who D.,
thought was tho same girl He went
over and spoke 10 her.
"Whaddye mean. sab. speaking -
decent woman widout an intcrduc-
tom" the girl demanded, feeling
very much insulted
How do yo' sit dat way. Esl7" de-
manded Fred. ''No' Is de same "a
wot All seed at de dance one night o.
"No' is a liah," snapped the EIrr
"Ah nobbcr danced In nah who.
life. No' bettah git on away fun
here"
Fred ought to have gone away, bur
he didn't He stuck his ground ana
took the girl by the arm.
"Ah will TEX an oaf, edge" he g..
planned in court dat dis is Dc herrr~
self-same gal wot All met dat night
she says not" said the coura
And ] will have TO take her wor1
for IT, Even II she was the same CirH
you had no right to keen on aftrr
her and then hurt her arm by Erah-
bing her"
Fred paid a so fine. He grumblcd
something about it being a hard
world.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Cold Conee-Hot Temper

Joseph Norris wife called, called
and called him one morning to get
up and get his breakfast but Jo-
seph wouldn't bulge. He was due
at work at 7:30.
At $50 he rushed downstairs. He
sat down at the table.
Gotta eat right away" he told
wifey; hurry up and git some grub
on the table"
WHEY got busy. but she let Joseph
know what she thought OF these late
breakfasts.
Dam coffee is cold" he complain
ed. Everything else is cold. too"
''Yorter got up when I told you
snapped wifey, and then your grub
wouldn't be cold"
Bang! A dish broke up against the
wall. Joseph was gathering up every
dish on the table and firing them at
wifey.
She ran out. In an attempt to hit
her with a plate, he broke a vase in
a window in house across the street
This got him in bad. The owner
of the vase had him arrested for
destroying private property after he
refused to make good the damage.
However, he must make good now.
The court ordered him TO pay the
owner $3.50 for the vase and TO pay
a fine of $40 for his outburst OF tenn
per.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-FUur-ye&r-o and W: 81
fuTlongs. Ruth Strickland. lol: DR.. Yah, lO6
Apple JACK, los; Recluse, loa: CAPT. Frederick
100; Surget. 100; Nssledovsti. loe: Burt Williams
los; ROYAL Tea, ls; King r.. 100: Iangdep
loe: Jack X. liz Also eligible EbsTStor, lOa
Valerie, lo7; Jane. l0l-
SECOND RACE Three yesr-olds and up:
mile and 70 yards. Astrse 81; Verify 81: Mis-
Wells, lo6; Miss Kruter. los; Old Ben. Il3
Gleipner. ll3; Flash Of Steel. lI3; wIIdea, lis
King Neptune, lis; Tito lis; Locus Us
Frank Monroe. ll3
THIRD RACE-One mile. MiusWands eS
Sky -. %: Tom Brooks %; Ed Stone. I0l
Cromwell. lol; Silver Weight, Ill; Obolus lO9
No Lawn, loe: Mars Mouse ia; Harvest King
ia Obollis and No Lawn Feld-TNlllet entry.
FOURTH Three-year-olds and up;
mile and 70 yards. Under Fire. se; Grey Eagle
1c2; KohI-Noor. los; Drastic. Ill; Slipper
Elm, lIJ.
FIFTH RACB-Six furiongs. Tyranny, 100
Kate Bright, Ill; Bon Tromp, Ill; A. y. Akin
lis; Bob Hcnsley. ui; Arthur Middleton. lli
Ncpperhsn. us: Brinshurst, lie; Sands Of Pleas
ure, lls
SIXTH RACE - Three-year-olds and up;
mile and 20 yards Csraway. 50 Byrne e6
Bit Of Blsrney lOs; Keziah. los; Barbara Shill
inss. lo7; Rookery. lo7; Bolsls, 10; Duke o.
Shelby. llo; Luke Mea, Ilo; Durwsrd Roberts
llo: Srtikebreaker. III; Browns Favorite, lis
Also eligible: Ruth, lo5; Dehra, los
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three and onc-hsf turionss
Marvin May. ITO (Brown), 3 to 2, to 5, to =
Mamie o., lN (smallwood), to l. to i miss
P.rneIl, lo4 (wheatley). Q to 5. Time o'<, %.
Hidden Grown, Wish I Could, Modiste, Mis-
Homer, Lady Pataud also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlouEs: Blue Paradise
11s Connolly, Q to s, 4 to 8, to 8; Astraea
&c. Robinson), to 5. l TO o. Ermitana, W'
tMcIntyre), to J Time, l:lS rs. Wenesse'
Christie Polters. Velvet, Busy Alice, sayonarra,
Idarene also ran. -
THIRD RACE-Si1 fwlongs: Ninety Simpler,
lis (Groth), II to 10, . to S. to S; Alexander,
50 BOYLE, TO S, to 10; Eager Kate, los (Gsr'
ner). 2 to l. Time, LIS. Parsley smarr. Lady
Small, High Note. Scallywag, Old Man Crit,
Prosperous Baby, Bathilde also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; American Ace
lp tGarner), to 5. out, out; Ultima Thule
lls johnson, out, out; Diversion. l@ tCsssity),
out Time, Ii4 IS. Only three starters
FIFTH RACE-One mile Tantalus, 81
tschwartz), to /. S to 2, even: Omond. LOO
(Cassity), 6 to 5. 1 to 2; Mountain Rose, III
tDursch), l TO 4. Time, AZ 3-5 Reyeier. Baby
Lynch. Serenest also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile: Cobalt. 1os INC
Iptyre), 3 to /, even, / to 2; Choimaster, lob
tJohnson). even, to 5; Adalante. lis (Bar,
rett), Q to S Time. la2 rs. Careen. Minnie F..
Crankie Theophile ", Walter Dant, Examiner,
Brando also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
BUFF AND BLUE
OPEN With C. U.
Gallaudet Starts Its Season
AT Home Meeting
Brookland Nine.

Gallaudet College will open I'D its
baseball season this afternoon when
II tackles the Catholic University
nine on the Kendall Green campus.
IT is not known just what the C.
!. team will do in this contest, as
Coach Moran is complaining about
not having pitchers for his club
7ut it is a safe prediction that
charlie will have somebody ready to
place in the center OF the diamond
% do the hurting.
GallaUdet has two hurIers. Fergu-
son has been the mainstay in the
box for two years and will be even
better this season. Then II has
Downes, the center of the basket
ball team. who has a reputation as
pitcher and he will be able to
help out the captain in some Of the
games.
Georgetown will play the officers
Marine team from Quantico, Va. on
the hilltop diamond this afternoon
and It hopes to get back in its stride
again, as it did not do as well as
expected on last Saturday when it
met State.
Coacn O'Reilly has been taking a5-
vantage CT the cold weather and had
the boys OFT under wraps all the past
week. wn'ch has gwen them some
practise IL hitting and fielding.
Georgetown Preps team will meet
the Western nine this afternoon and
a good game can be looked forward
70 by the followers of the respective
Cubs.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Fishing
BY Dick Peed

Indications point to a resumption of
perch fishing. which had started Just
before the big blow of last week,
within the next day or two. The
water is clearing and the tides are
becoming nearer normal than they
have been for more than a week. II
more rain does not fall there is a
chance for perch, but nothing is as
sured. Local sporting goods houses
have blood worms, but at this sea-
son of the year the common angle
worm is a very good bait. However,
we are not sending you fishing. If
you care for the outing. go: and if
you catch anything. all right; but
if not, don't blame anyone but your
self
The windstorm of last week that
played smash with the fishing, blew
the water out of the Potomac and sent
the river to a lower level than 1t has
been in many years. The vast ex-
panse of water at Aqua Creek was
reduced to the limits of, only the
channel. the flats being entirely bare.
Just what effect this will have on the
fishing is probIematical. but it will,
no doubt, be several days before the
fish return to their normal haunts in
shallow water.
Fred Mayer. A. w. Selinger and
W. II. Tutty left last night for
Chesapeake Beach. having had a re-
port that hard heads had appeared
there in goodly number. They prom
Use a report as to what happens in the
way of fishing.
Phil Baker, K street northeast, one
of Washington's most successful fish
ermen, reports the catch of over fifty
town just before the storm of last
week.
Raymond Streeter, $40 e street
southwest, wound up the open
season by catching seven bass in
the Tidal Basin that weighed II
pounds. These fish were in addi-
ton to two large fish caught by
Mr.. Streeter earlier in the week.
The season for legally catching
bass closed Monday and 1t is now
a violation of the law to catch a
bass or even have one in your pos
session. Obey the law.
Jack Horner. 523 lamont street
northwest. superintendent for the
Weller Construction Company, has
returned from a business trip to
Florida. While there he managed to
find time to do little fishing and
added 15-pound bass to his record
for catching big fish. He also got
a big alligator to his string, but he
got this last fellow with a gun.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
The Bum Sport.


'Yonner. dis man has been sftsh
me for goodness knows how long to
shoot craps wild him. An toIe him
No a hondered times. but he kept
aftah me until All did. Wen All
won his money. he said All had rob
bed him"
Ralph Talbot was trying to tell
the court how he came to have s.
that Moses Benton claimed as his
own.
Moses insisted that the money was
taken from his vest pocket and not
through the medium OF African golf.
He admitted rolling the bones with
Ralph, but didn't remember much
about who won or who lost.
Any man with common sense Is
bound to remember whether or not
he lost money in a craps game two
days after the playing occurs.
But Moses didn't. Possibly he was
afraid TO have people know that a
man whom he had worried to death
to shoot with Aim had won his money.
And so the court had TO give Ralph
the benefit OF the doubt.
There was no evidence 70 show
that he had obtained the money in any
other way than by shooting craps, and
he was given his freedom.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Tippett Lands Match,

Young Tippett defeated Tom Ralph
land in a wrestling match last night
for the pin-weight title. Tfppett Sc
cured the first fall in twenty-five
minutes, while II took him only sew
enteen minutes to pin his opponents
shoulders to the mat for the second
fall
Tippett challenges anyone weighing
10 pounds and those desiring bouts
can address communications to Man
ager John Thomas. no II street
southwest.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Philhes to Meet College Team.

Charlotte, n. C.. April 4-The Phil
lies tomorrow will line UP against
the North Carolina A. A and F.
team, making the third college team
they have met since arriving here
Stringer is picked TO do the twiriinE
Doug Baird has recovered and is able
TO play again, but George Casazzs
will be held out OF the game for q
while with a strained shoulder.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Paw AS YOU GET IOLTED.

The is of the passenger
nterboro league Of standing nations model
of the paybetweenbounces type and the demo-
a much entitled man
first The only Objectionable feature that the
ivver adds another hurdle the American chvaly
that pooon enough
while lady and cranks the blamed
the kpstop system if the stops
kpping enough the skipstopping style.
Hank doing great thing humanity when he finally
darned track They've been running around loose
llong enough.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
TECHS NINE TRIMS
EMERSON INSTITUTE

Technical High defeated the Emer-
son Institute nine yesterday by the
one-sided score of II to o. This con-
test is the opening of the Manual
Trainers schedule and they showed
a lot of promise for the race in the
scholastic series.
Emerson was never dangerous as
the team could not hit the twisters
OF the Tech twirler. gaining but one
safe blow off him during the game.
The Institute boys rever had a chance
to score as they did not have a man
within scoring distance of the plate.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Garfield A. c. to Practice.

The Garfield A. c. will hold its in
itial practice of the season on No.
diamond at the Monument grounds,
Sunday morning at / o'clock. The
following players are requested to be
on hand: Navin. Murray, Breen. II.
Sill, Daily, Finney, McLaren, Lynn,
N. Sill, Held, Mckinney. Davis. Litch-
field, Haycock, Hsrron. Kline, Con-
nell, Ball, McComas. All other play
ers desiring try-out report at the
same time,
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
YOUTHFUL NEW YORKER
WINS INDOOR TENNIS

New York, April %.-Vlnoent Richl
ards, youthful New Yorker. won the
mems national indoor singles tennis
championship today by defeating
William T. Tilden. OF PHILADELPHIA.
three sets out OF five The score was
5-6. 6-S 81 g..
Richards only recently won the boy
outdoor championship from Prank
Anderson, 17-yesr-old Brooklyn play
er, who gave Tilden a hard battle
in the semi-fiuals yesterday after
noon.
Tilden and Richards will meet FTed
alexander and Or. RosenbsUm for the
national doubles title late TODAY
The Washington herald., 1919-04-05
Mid6es Elect Captains,

annapolis. Md, April 4, = The
captains have been elected at the
Naval Academy in gymnastics and
wrestling, two sports in which all
the matches were won during the
season just closed.
Raleigh c. Hales. of North Caro-
lima, regular place winner on the
flying rings. was selected to lead
the gymnasts next season. Carl K
swigart. of Indiana. will captain the
wrestlers.