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The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE - Three-year-olds. claiming
purse 500; furlongs. xFairy, a; Snow Queen
lol; Weymouth Girl. lo1: Kimpalong lo2; La
mentation, 1o3; Anlace. le4 Croix Dor los
Trickster I'd, loss Avion. Ie
SECOND RACE = Three.year-olds and m
claiming; purse 500; 81 furiongs. xCallso IS
Pauline Crowley. 100; Neither 100: choctaw
lof; Galloway. l02; Sordello. lcs: Closer. lO6
visible. 1os; Jojam. los; Shasta, los; Timkins b
los; Weinland los.
THIRD RACE-Threeyear-olds and up. claim
ing; purse 500; 81 furlongs. xScylla. e5; xyio
let, 90; II. B. Hsrrell. 100; Rhadames, lo2
Miss Jazbo, io3; Mae Murphy. lo3; Wheat
Cakes. 1o4 Fonctionnaire. loi: zim, los; Eu
core, los: Algardi, los; Jacknife qos
FOURTH RACE = Three-year-olds snd up
Mardi Gras Handicap; purse 500; s,s furiongs
LAckawanns, s5; Suplice. S; PhiIlippic. %
Barney Shannon, los; sirocoo, ua: Hsmilto,
A., lis; aRaferty. los; aHodge. 10; SkiIe.
Knob, 10. aspence entry.
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-old and up. Car
nival Handicap: 81 30 added mile. cCorsou
IS: cHocnir. l0; bF1ittergold, io2; b,filk Man
los; Sasin. f0e: aTetley, los: aBelle Roberts
liz; Etruscsn. Ito; Wise Man, lO7: Smart Mon
ey, 1ls. AVER entry. bByson entry cSpenct
cntry.
SIXTH RACE-Four-year-olds and up: claim
ing pure 500: mile. Fifty. los; xvicw. @
xveldt. lot; Stout Heart, 100: Lady James
100; Jake Shsss. lis; Mudsill. 10; scorpii, ITO
Delaney, liz.
SEVENTH RACE = Four-year-olds and nm
claiming; mile and 80 yards 1Schemer. 100
Nephthys. lot Peep Again. Kc; Clin Haven
los; White Crovn, los: Will Soon, G: Con-
lot; Amino. IN: Haxelnut III
x-Aprrontics Allowances caimsd
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
BUCKNER NOW
WORKING STRING
Trainer of Butler Barn Busy
Shaping Up Horses for
New Yorker.

New York, March 1.-The Butler
presented a busy appearance Fri
day afternoon despite the fact that
the score of horses which comprise
the New York sportsman's string
have had nothing but shed work up
to date. w. II. Buckner, who is
in control of the activities of the
stable at Terrace City, stated that
his charges had been down from
East View for about three weeks.
and while he had had no chance to
do anything with any of the mem
bers of the squad. in so far as track
work was concerned. he was con-
ftdent that on the whole the string
would pay its way.
chief of those which will be of
especial concern to the new direc-
tor of the stables work are a num-
ber of 2-year-olds by that really
good stallion Out of Reach, whose
greatest horse thus far is shown in
that stellar performer of last year,
George Smith.
These youngsters are all out OF
mares which are domiciled at Mr..
Futler's Tarrytown farm, and while
all are in the rough they give
ample testimony to having good
size and conformation as a general
thing. Aside from the youngsters
there are three and four-year-olds,
several OF which have never been
to the races. of those which have
sported the Butler colors Baily.
Dawn Star. Sport, Empress and Turf
are the best known. Each has
wintered we'll and will be relieved
of shed work at the earliest op-
portunity given to Buckner.
Everything appears spic and span
in connection with the entire plant.
superintendent McClarkey has the
track bedded down with straw from
the rail outward fifteen feet, and
stated that he was confident that
the course would require but little
work to have it ready for racing.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
C0L0RED BOYS
IN LIMELIGHT
Kid Norfolk Slated to Fight
Battling Dungy of Navy
at Triple A Show.

for It's weekly show next Fri5,,
night IN Baltimore at Albsurb,s ,rbo-
aler' The American Athletic Associs-
uon' OF which sam Harris Z. -.
matchmaker has arranged a ba,r-u,
card which at the same time Is a.
eided novelty, inasmuch as evc-v
ooXer on the card will be a oo,or.s
Scrappcr. This is the FIRST time q 1rl,s
OH oi this nature has every been n-o-
scented in Baltimore and the card a
aITanged promises to attract q ca
.,i me main event on the bin will bo .
- h,round decision setto between
L-N LNlu Norlolk. Of Baltimore Iizbr
T-,---,eiE -"eiEht champion. and Battling
-ions' cEIoned heavyweight cham
IiOh OF the L. ) Navy. who b.iI.
from Philadelphia NorfoIl- 5s = r-.lts
laNorlte in Baltimore. hUt irasts-,,,a,N
as no mixed bouts are aJIou-e5 -.
me club has had trouble in r-ett5,,-- =
suitable opponent for him.
DuhEE recently chalIeDs-e5 N-o,-f-r,-
% ana "hen he put up N.D6O as -
- 20 snow that he meant business
~ EoiiO4h and his manager. Leo -
hh. sat up and took notice DUr-,.
viii have about forty-hye ro-,,ICj.
weight advantage and also bavo -
cage in height and reach. He il 20
newcomer into the game ana yy,,gT,
IN foreign waters knocked ON, am
SqulerS. the Australian champioD -
inquired in twcnty-round div -
Bom0srsier Wells. the English hath
rms shows that ne is scrappcr \, ~,
must be reckonod with. es1a,i.rr,,
@ @"hen ne will have all the physical s5-
'an'aEes ~, favorinE him
Ihehe Will also he two ion -,,,,.,s-
erS- Leo johnson. the very C,c,-r-
colored lightweight OF Nov, ~
VIII nook up with Eddie porsc,. =
SuhaIo. who only a rcw montI,s az,
saw champion Benny Leonard J.
SlaShinE jen-round battle up in Er-r<
iaio. The other ten-roundar will -,
lhIo action Panama Joe Cans a.,
oolored welter-wcicht champior az,
i1arrE Robinson. OF Boston. a sI,.r-
ing good boxer. In addition. tberc IN
oe a double battle royal win -
Solored scrappers fighting at tho snr,.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
FOUR VETS ARE
AGAIN ELIGIBLE
Quartet Of Starters Last
Year In Brooklyn Handi-
cap May Enter Race.


New York, March I-Four Of the
eight horses that started for the
Brooklyn Handicap Of last year are
eligible for the same running this year.
Ihey are Comdr. J. X L. Rosys
Cuogel the winner; Andrew MiIIer's
great old gelding. Eo7me- who IN
ished second: A X. Macomber's HoI-
Lister' ana Wtlfred Viau's wcsty IIo-
san Altogether theTc are sixty-stx
..ao LOT me running OF the old
~ az the Gravesend course OF ia,
Brooklyn Jockey Club
A X. Mscombcr T. the IarueS, ,,or,,t-
halor. he having named seven. Co-ndr
.. n. !. Ross is represented iyy six
"a whitney and W n. Coc by five
aSIl' ana sam Hiidrsth ha1 a stroar
iaIld IN The four that he has naIuei
~ ths HAIRY Payne Whitney string
."eie are two 5-ycar-olCs that have
,O' yet been TO the post They are
ISagard, the son or Eayardo and M5s-
hamburg, and Headstron-. A bav son
OF Folymelus-Perverse
sandy McNaUEhton avoided the car-
I,er stakes with the Viau horses. hut
Lhe canadian sportsman Is wei repre-
n'eo m the Brooklyn with Omar
- nc. alih W eSty Hogan and Geor=a
Star- Willis Sharpe T.Ilner is renre-
Ssnled by his Kentucky Derby winner
- AI11lei inlnator. sun Briar has bocn
named for the Carter. Brookdale ana
queens County Handicap 70 be run ~
the Aqueduct meeting. but the BiBr-
hahlIoh sportsman has decided n
seho ENterminator alone for the open
ing handicap
Both winners OF the Preakucss %
last year are eligible In Jacl, I5arc ~
ano War Cloud. Much ipterest ,,.IiI -
had In the return OF another 81 -
maeomber eligibles. This one Is ST.
Hawk. the 6-year-old son OF suDsf,-
and Sweet Finch, who has NOT bCa-
seen on the turf since his s-year-ol5
Jason. That year he began in the
hentucky Derby. in which he U-ss =
sood second to John Sanford's Georrc
smith. He came 10 himself y-beD 6e
was winner Of the Lawrence ResTiz.-
uon- Walter Jennings has bopes Fg-
him this year. and il would not Le At
All surprising for him to come barlr
one OF the best handicap horses Of the
Z year.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
DEMPSEY WILLARD
MAY BOX In JERSEY

New York, March IA worlds
heavyweight championship battle in
a bout limited to eight rounds, upset.
ting all titular traditions, may be the
medium of settling the question of
supremacy between Jess Willard and
Jack Dempsey. Furthermore, the ring
may be pitched on the reddish clay So
plentiful in the State of New Jersey.
This opinion was yesterday ex-
pressed by J.. S. Downs, of Chicago,
who has just purchased the European
moving-picture rights for the battle
for 10000. Mr.. Downs arrived in this
city yesterday and engaged an agent
to go to Europe and make arrange
ments for the exhibition of the films,
Mr.. Downs stated that under the
contract which he and Rickard signed
the bout must not be limited to less
than eight rounds. This is the limlt
permitted by the New Jersey boxing
law.
Downs said he had excellent reason
to believe that Richard had practically
decided to stage the bout in New Jer-
sey, the, chief reason being that the
contest would then draw on the great
centers of population in the East.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FI,e and one-half furlonss:
Minnie H., lU KELSEY. to l. 8 to 5, Z to 5;
Searchlight, Ill ODoyIe) ) to l. to 5; Liberal.
90 Woods to . Time, lT 35 Commander.
Chansonntte md, Cafeteria. Red, Miconis
Precious Jewel also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlonx: LADY Jsmes
no tThurber), to 2. even. l to q Wild Thyme.
no (DOylel. to 5, to S: Conowingo, lO2
tWindsl. to ;. Time. lIs35 Quick. Will
Som. Marion, Gibraltar. Odalisque also ran
THIRD RACE-SiI furlonas: Chemung IL
tDOminick), to /. to 5. to s; Lady Jane
Grey. 81 Woods, to TO- l to 5; Lackruse, liz
Dunsford), to 5. Time. IA. Frank Burke,
King TroTato. Al Hudson, Merry Jubilee, Enrer
Bey. Jake Schass also ran
FOURTH RACE-six furionss: Clark NJ, lis
Dominick). even, to J, out: Phedoden Ill
tThurber), tn 5. out; Gordon Russell, lls CBo-
land. to 5. Time. liz IS. Caran Boy Max.
inns Choice, Sentimental also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile; Irry, Ie4 Murray,
TO 5, to 3. out; Buster Clark, 100 (Koppie,
mani, TO 5. } TO s; Iron Boy. luo rTroisel, !
to /. Time, "a SunningdaIe. Buddy Tucker
Rsnkcr and Bunice also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mile and fifty yards: Can't,
Marchmont, los CThurber). to l, 6 to 5, ) tr
5; Solid Rock. lT Dunsfor1), to 5 9 to s
sevillisn. lG tTroise). 3 to s. Time, "a. Ar
bitrator, st. Jude, Senator James, Sam Nc
Meekin also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
COLUMBIA GETS
TITLE EVENTS
Middle Atlantic Golf Asso-
citation Restores All Golf
Journeys to Calender.

At the annual meeting Of the Mid
Ole Atlantic Golf Association, held
at the New Willard last night. IT
was decided that all golf events which
were last year called of on account
of the war would be restored to the
golf calendar. The individual cham
pionship event was assigned TO the
Columbia Country Club. TO be de-
cided on June 5. and T. This event
will also include medal play team
championship event, scores made by
teams in the qualification round to
count Five men will comprise a
team and clubs may enter as many
teams as they desire,
The form, dates, place, etc. of the
team championship TO be held in the
fall was left TO the executive COM
rfittee and it will probably be in
the form of a two-day event in which
the teams will be brackcted in regu-
lar tournament form.
Following the usual custom OF
choosing for president a member of
the club to which the championship
event is assigned, George L. James.
of Columbia was elected TO this Of
flee. AS ii was tentatively decided
to award next years event to the
Country Club of Virginia, the first
vice presidency went TO +. J. n.
Mackay. of that club. NJ. Tyson FL
licott, Baltimore Country Club, was
chosen as second vice president, while
Thomas c. ReRossett and Yates PEN
niman, both OF the same club. were
reelected secretary and treasurer, re-
spectively.
An appropriation of $3.50 was made
to cover prizes for the two champion
ship events-S3o0 for the individual
championship. and $50 for the team
matches. The Suburban Club. of Bal
umore, was elected to membership.
In addition to the Middle Atlantic
titular event to be held on June S,
s and z, dates for events for the
following clubs were announced
Washington Golf and Country Club,
May /. and 3: Baltimore Country
Club, May 8. 9 and 10; Chevy Chase
Club. May Is, 16 and II. and Country
Club of Virginia, early June (date
undecided).
Delegates from the member clubs
were: Columbia-Daniel X. Jackson
Alpheus Winter and George p
James: Chevy Chase-John H Clapp
Morven Thompson and l. T. Mann;
Baltimore Country Club-M. Tyson
EIlicott, John w. Frick and w. S
Symington; Bannockburn - DR.
Thomas J. w. Brown: Country Club
of Virginia-F. ]. D. Macky; Wash
ington Country Club-Dr. James T
McCIenihan and DR.. w. C Barr
Wilmington Country Club-C. c
Scheward.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
BAN OFF COOPER AND RILEY
Noted Auto Drivers Reinstated by
the A. A. A.

New York. March Earl Coop
er and Tom Riley. the two noted
auto drivers who were barred by
the American Automobile Associa-
tion meets have been reinstated by
the control board of the A. A. A.
Both drivers were fined for violat-
ing the rules.
Cooper was suspended for driving
in an unsanctioned meet on the Pa
cific Coast, and Riley also came to
grief while competing in the West.
Both drivers plan a busy campaign
this season.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
LEADING FIVES
CAPTURE GAMES
Catholic University Defeats
Maryland State; Gallaudet
Disposes of G. W. U.

Catholic University by defeating the
strong Maryland State basketball
combination by 81 to L, and Gallau-
det by triumphing over the George
Washington five by 81 to 81 increased
their leads in the intercollegiate Bas-
ketball League in the Y. NJ. C. A
gymnasium last night.
The Gallaudet-George Washington
contest was a battle royal from the
start to finish. In the first half the
George W. quint played, excellent bas-
ketball and when the whistle blew
they led by a score of 10 to u. But
in the next half the Kendall Green
ers came back decidedly strong. and
baskets in quick succession by Dohr-
man, Downes, and La Fountain made
the final count "a to 81.
c at o ic University basketers
showed a real comeback. for at the
end of the first half the Staters led
by score Of II to 6. But in the next
half c. L. held their opponents to
one point while they were scoring
eleven baskets and two fouls from
floor, for a total of "a points. The
line up and summary
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
ELLIOTT ]. DENT IS
NOW A COLONEL

Baltimore. March Local baseball
fans will be pleased to hear that FL
lott ]. Dent, the former Walbrook
pitcher, and who was with the Wash
ington Americans and later with At
Ianta Club. of the Southern League,
is now a colonel in the Twenty-ninth
Division. in France. This information
was given out in list in the person
mel of the Twenty-ninth requested OF
the War Department by Ex-Governor
warfeld. Col. Dent commands the
18th Engineers of the division.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.
(FOR MONDAY

FIRST RACE - The Lads and Isssies''
purse; for maiden 9-year-olds; frriongs. Plum
met, us; Msude Fealey, 1l6; F1esr. lls; Col.
Rockinghorse, ll6; Hello Partner 1l6; Boone
vile. 1ls; oleaster, us; Smile lis; Goldie Rose
lis: Sister Helene, ll3; Blue Jean. ll3; Rib.
1l3. Also eligible: Lady Patand. ll3; Annette
Teller, u.s.
SECOND RACE-Clsimins; 3-yesr-olds and
up; 5rs fIriongs Jay Thummel, ms; Casmsno.
ll3; Bon Otis. 10; Margery. no; Broncho Billy.
90; Hasty Riches. ll3; Approval. rs; Ophelia
W., ll0: Pluviada. %. Also eligible: ,Porerina.
90: Estimable. 10; Lobelis. no. Tom Oaro, lis
Merry Lass, los; Elizabeth Marie. %.
THIRD RACE-Claining; for 3-ycar-olds; 54
f,1riongs. War Idol, l21; Ring Leader. liz;
Toad Stool, Ill; Legotal. lOs; Little Maudie.
lo5; Court Gallant. il3; I Win. III; Nina
wand los.
FOURTH RACE-"The Proteus'' Handicap;
3-yesr-olds and up; l mile. Buford. 10; Boil
ster. lG; Frederick the Great, los; Reveler.
lo5: Assume, los; Marie Miller, g.
FIFTH RACE-Clsimins. s-yearolds and up;
l mile and 10 yards Hank O'Day. Ill; Berlin.
los; Rey Epeassnton. los; xAlhena, l0s; xBell
Boy. lo5; Par timp.). 1B; Harry Breivosel.
lG: Alma B., 9s; xArthur Middleton. los
xThinker. %; Aldebarran, los; Quito. los; Agnes
Reons. IS; IDundreary. los,
SIXTH RACE-Claimins; flies and mares
3year-olds and up; mile and 20 yards Alma
Louise. 100; Mary Belle. ice; Sun Flash. ioa
xEdth Baumann. 1o4; Hasty Mabel. 81 Sophia
Gstewood. 100; sybil. 100; Frances Star, 81;
Molina. lG; xPlurenzi. 80; Virginia w, 100 ;
Leta. lG; xPetit Bleu, l0i: xMeSiusa. Ioe Also
eligible: Handsei Rose. 100; Misc Krter, loe;
xEspano. 50; MARY H. lW; xstitch in Time.
81; Astraea, l09
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming: 4-year-olds and
up; l f-l6 miles Rhymer. 1ic; Lottery, liz;
Bogart. 1oe; Brown Velvet, l04: xR H. Ander-
son. loi; Slumberer. liz: Mikifula, loo; Honolulu
Boy. 100; xAEtec, los; xBubbling Louder. ioe.
Phiiistine, liz; John Hurie, 100; Yermak, 100;
xSaint's Bridge, Jos. Also eligible: Dxhabiah
ID. 1e6; xBsby Cal. lG: Blue hocx. Il2; bar
Of Phoenix, Iee; xProgressive. lG; Luther, III
I-Anrantics silnwanca claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
OLD ELI WRESTLERS
DEFEATED BY MIDDIES

In a well contested match Navy
defeated Yale at wrestling here to-
day. Score "a to 4.
Summary:
lis pound cizss-GSliery. NaNn Academy, won
decision over James, Yale. in regular period Of
nine minutes.
Il, pound cIass-Aden. Naval Academy won
decision over Berry. Yale in regular per1od Of
nine minutes and extra period of ak minutes
IS5 pound clas-Swigert. Naval Aczdemy, won
decision over Simmons, Yale, in regular period
of nine minutes
rs pound clAx-swanord. Naval Academy. won
decision over Cook. Yale, in regular period o;
nine minutes.
I5s pound cIass-TNlsler, Naval Academy. Won
decision over Gray, Yale. in regular period Of
nine minutes.
l75 pound ,clsss-Arery, Yale won decision cve-
IsbeI. Naval Academy. in regular bout Of nine
minutes
Unlimited weight cisss-Maichle. Naval Aced'
emy, won decision ovSr Walling, Yale. in regular
period Of nine minutes.
In the opening game of the sea
son today. the Midshipmen defeated
Yale at fencing to l.
summary:
Dounely. Naval Academy, defeated Mills.
Yale. le-s; SmeIlie, Naval Academy, defeated
Miles, Yale. 60; Calnan. Naval Academy. de.
feated Leicester. Yale 80
SmelHe Naval Academy, defeated Hills. Yale.
1910; Calnan. Naval Academy. defeated Miles,
Yale, s-3: Donnely. Naval Academy, defeated
Leicester, Yale, lo-s
Calnsn, Naval Academy defeated Milhe, Yale
17-l2; DouneIly. Naval Academy. defeated Miles.
Yale. lis.
Leicester. Yale, defeated Van CleSTe Naval
Academy, 10.
sabrcs Exhibition bouts between midship-
mem. Cunningham and Webb tied; Beck de
fc4ted Fulliuwidcr, SO; SlSwson defeated Housh-
ton, -
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
EQUALS SKI JUMP
MARK OF 2O3 FEET

Steamboat Springs, Col, March l.
The worlds record ski jump of eD5
feet was equaled today by Anders
Haugen, of st. Paul. at the annual
tournament. He won the professional
event with 34s points. defeating by
six points his brother, Lars Haugen,
who failed to retain his footing after
jumps of 2o9 and 212 feet Nels Jen-
sen, of the Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station, won the amateur event
with 265 points and a jump of 1ls
feet
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
WILLIE SHAW MAY
RESUME RIDING HERE

New York, March Friends of
Willie Shaw are trying to induce
him to return to the saddle. He
was almost persuaded to take out a
license last year and on one occa-
sion he was as far as the Offices of
the Jockey Club, but he backed out
at the last moment. Shaw has not
ridden about New York for many
seasons, but he earned a big reputa-
tion abroad before the war after he
had left this side of the Atlantic
He has always been a clean-living
gentleman and has taken on little
weight since his last appearance in
the saddle. He is a finished horse
man and if he could be induced to
return to the saddle it should re-
quire very little work to At him for
race riding.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
Two Mackmen Sign.

Philadelphia. March 1.-Two young
sters. yesterday cast their 1919 base
ball fortunes with the clan of Mack
Both have had Just a smattering of
the tactics taught by the tall tutor.
They are Walter lefty Anderson,
a pitcher, and Eugene Bailey, an out
delder
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
Waiter Reed Signs Sports
Local Golfer Loses.

Pinehurst N. c.. Mar. 1.-The
four ball best ball contest against
par played on the No. course
at Pinehurst today resulted in a
tie for the Class A prizes, c. A
Bomann Of Plainheid. and James
Barber of Englewood. tieing at 3
up with 7. A Cheatham OF Pitts
burgh and A S. Higgins OF st An
drews. Donald Parson OF Chevy
Chase and II. c. Fownes of oak
mont low handicap men gave the
leading pairs from z TO strokes
and came In at all even.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
JACK DEMPSEY SHOWS SKILL
FOR BOYS AT WALTER REED
To Hold Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Dis
trict of Columbia Golf Associa-
ton will be held at the CONNER
cial Club tomorrow night at which
time, In addition to the usual cleo
ton of officers, will be the assign
ment OF the District champion
ship event This is scheduled to
be awarded TO the Chevy Chase
Club. Although this event is US
ally held in the spring. it is un-
derstood that there is some chance
of 1t being shifted until fall this
year on account OF the large num-
Der of spring events being planned
for.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
BANNOCKBURN AFTER
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

George T. Cunningham, the newly
elected secretary of the Bannock-
burn Golf Club. has started a cam
paign with the view toward urging
associate members to become active
ones. Every active member of the
club has been delegated a member
of this campaign committee and
given one or more associate mem
bers to visit on the subject.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
No American Entries.

Oldest of English turf classics, the
st Ledger Stakes for three-year-oIds,
to be run at Doncaster on September
TO- is without American entry. None
Of the colts or illies nominated in the
Epson Derby and Oaks by Messrs.
w. NJ. Vanderbilt. A. X. Macomber.
Richard Croker or Louis Winans have
been named In the longer race.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
58Year-OId Mermaid.

Toronto. Ont, March 1.-The local
Ladies' Swimming club boasts a MEM
Der who admits having seen fifty
eight summers. and who is still an
active participant in the clubs events
in the tank. She recently passed the
examination for the bronze medallion
OF the Royal Life Saving Society.
and not long ago she swan half
mile.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
Puryear Gets Peoria Go.

Peoria March Earl Puryear,
bantam. has been booked to box here
on March "a His opponent will be
Pete Herman, the bantam champion; I;
Joe Burman or Johnny Ertle.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

Subsutuuons-Corwin for Goeble, Hopke for
NcDonOugh. Barall for Berlin. Goals from hoof
-O'Brisn TO-. McDonoigh %. Kendrick. GlsA
colt. Gilbert, Rsedy. Knode. Goals from fouls
-O'Bhen out Of s. GlascUtt . out Of 5, Gil
bert out Of !. Referee-Mr. Hughes Umpire
Mr.. Morse. Time OF Halves-Twenty minutes
Score-Catholic L.. 81 Maryland State, L.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02
Boxing in Oregon.

Salem, Ore, March 1.-The ten
round boxing bill is ready for the
signature of Gov. withycombe The
bill provides a boxing commission.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

substitutions - HyOt for Ladd, White for
Lansche, Houze for Dohman, Goals from floor
Witt co, Wilson, Lansche, Dohrnan 81,
DoTnes az, la Fountain (9. Houze. Goals
from fOuls-Witt 8 out Of g. Wilson out Of 9,
Referee-Mr. Morse. Time Of halTes-Trenty
minutes Umpire-Mr. Hughes. scure-GaIlau-
det. a; George Washington. j.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-02

Manager Grif1th stated last night
that the Washington Baseball Club
would contest the suit filed in the
District Supreme Court by Bert
Shotton for s1,194.4 which he claims
is due him from last seasons salary.