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The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three-y ye4r-olds msidens: claim
ing; purse 500; five and one half furlcngs: NpId
Rose, IB; TaTy, q: Red. q Minnie H %
Ktmpalong lOl: Glider. I0l LamentatiOn. lO5
Lackruss IoG; Doc klothc Iu3; Bssladine 10
Blondel 100.
SDOOND RACE -Four -year-oIds and up: purse
500; SIX furIougs Chcctsw. lOe: Expression, IOo
Queen TroVs. IN; Shsndon. Ill 'Neldet. IL
Henry G., llf: Fruc'cES, ia; Phelarisn ll4.
THIRD RACE -Four wear ods and M: Trlr7Sr
$50; SN furlOngs Pauline Crowley. lI2. Gala
WAY, lOt; Lsnata. lG: VIRGO. l6: Miss Francis
l0; Whitccrown, ~ Barton. IG; TimkIns, 1U
Visible. lG; xHa8cI Nut III; Pep Again. lI2;
MesnCr. ia
FOURTH RACE-FoUr ycar-olds and Nd:
Durse; $50 six furlUnES: Lady Jane Gray. III;
Herman. l0i: Fru1rn Glen. 1N: Schcmer, lT
Rslph s. lT Rapid FfrrT, lO5 Milestone, To-
Golden Chance. IL; Koran, lO7: 1Eacore. 100
Rspidsmes, lG Mae Murray III
FIFTH RACE T1lrce~y ear -olis and up; purse
500; five and one-half fUrouEs: LAckawanns
81; IHiE Gear. %: SpsrklcT, los; Impressive, los:
Gus Scheer. lG
SIXTH RACE-Four~yesr-oIds and up: claim
ing: purse 500; mile and fifty yards: Irppo
Sahib. Is; Jake SchAs ms; Crystal Day. los
1James, los; Fascinating, los; Butnher Boy SlOs
AustraI, lu; E Plaudit, los; Solid RocS. los;
Mudsn, ls.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Good Morning, Judge"
IN Human Interest Stories Of Rupor,PS
w Police Court Happenings. PERKINS
By
RUDOLPH
PERKINS

on the arms Of George Emerson. al
most caused a murder
George went into a Chinese cafe
Thursday night and ordered some
yokamee.
Two girls. Ida Bentley and Mazie
King, were sitting in a corner wait
ing for some one they knew to come
in.
some Of desc smart southwest
people amt got no decency at all
remarked Maize. 'Dookit day guy
wild vimmens garters on his sleebs.-
''Taint none OF yore garters is
dey?" asked George with a scowl.
'Yo'u is sore cause yo' cain't spoht
nuthin lax dem"
TEX offen dat dirty shirt" said
Ida. Den dose garters might look
bettah- Pears TO me yo's weahs de
same shirt all de time"
George didn't reply TO this with
words. He grabbed a vinegar crust
and Ida got il in the jaw. The table
was upset.
Maize caught coffee mug right
under the chin. She picked up a
plate when she recovered from the
blow and slammed il at George.
The trio were pushed into the
street by the two Chinese walters.
Z The cops got them and charged
them with disorderly conduct
1t was found that Maize had a
severe cut and almost croaked from
the loss Of blood.
George got a month for his part
| in the fracas. The girls were put
| on probation. Tho carriers went 10
! Jail too.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
BOXERS TO Be
SIGNED AGAIN
To Avoid Prosecution for
Violating New York
Penal Code.

New York, Feb. 21.-Preparations
are under way for the signing Of
q new contract for the Sl"7.5UD
Willard Dempsey fight. Time and
place Of this event will be kept i
close secret. 1t is not probable that
there will be any increase in the
prices offered the fighters or any
other marked change in the terms
Brf g- the contract stands today
it binds neither the boxers nor the
promoter. 1t is in the same status
as tnr contract between Jess Will
lard and his managers.
TO avoid possibility of arrest and
prosecution for violation of several
sections Of the Penal Code Of New
York. Tex RiCkard. Jack Dempsey
aHd Jack Kearns will have to de-
clare void the contract framed in
:rr ClaridEe bar and signed at
Weehawken, y. J. II they ever ad-
init such a contract they stand 2
chance of being backed into the
nearest bastille.
Under the law Rickard cannot
leave the State with the intent of
signing Dempsey for a contention
exhibition or fiGht. He must leave
New York with nothing on his mind
nut MS mar meet dempsey casually
and suddenly conceive the idea that
lie wants Dempsey to sign for a
boxing bout with Willard. Ii
dempsey signs again on the dotted
line and Jack kCarns puts his name
sdjaCeHt to the we'll known
monicker all will be bright and
legal.
Otherwise Rickard Will have to
wait until boxing is legaliZed again
in New York State. If this should
be brought about he can make a
new contract with the flashlights
and the traditional display. Of
course. in the mean time, the old
contract is no use and will never
be Of any use. as it was made with
boxing and COnspiring to box still
among the list of misdemeanOrs.
Ike DOrgan, the tiredest business
man in New York, who was assO-
ciated with Rickard in drawing up
the illegal articles, is still seekin-
sanctuary at Doyle's. The famous
outlaw is said to have changed his
disguise yesterday. There is Il
strange scrubwOman at DOyIe's.
whose figure resembles that of Mr.
DOrCan. Reports have it that tn"
fugitive plans to put up a battle
before surrendering. Although MI.
Dorgan has a brother who is
CartOonist. the rest of the DOrEan
family have never been in trouble.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
IL Really Happened.

Speaking Of sprained ankles.
One night last week at the horne OF
Isaac Hamilton, a hop. one Of those
Jazzy affairs, was IN full swing.
Everything went all right until mid
night. Not a razor or a gun had been
drawn. nor had any Of the male ner-
Ty-makers stolen a girl from any OF
their friends.
Suddenly. and apparently without
any cause whatever. Fred Elliot
banged his fist down hard over tho
head Of Toby Hamilton, Isaae's kid
brother.
Toby hopped around for a minute
His ankle hurt him and he sh-cked
like blazes. Everybody was scared.
He bus nah instep." shouted Toby.
"DoEEonit he hit me 70 nuthtn'. Jew
er heer Of sech a thing afore"'
'Ef 20 blows yore garlic brpT in
nah face agin." yelled Fred. ''deraW
be de deuce 10 pay. All neber fechyd
yore ankle. All hit yore haid
Just the same Tobys head was not
injured His ankle was swollen and
he sNyears he was kicked
Fred insists that he didn't kick the
boy. The blow on the head went al
the way 10 his feet. il seems.
There is no doubt but what tho
punch FrJd drank had plenty q
punch" IN it.
Oh. well he didn't commit serious
crime He got on with a 80 fine
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
From John /. to Now.

John l.. SUlliy an won champion
ship of America by defeating Pat
rick Ryan. 8 rounds. Mississippi
City, Miss, February 7, 1882.
Jake Kilrain challenged Sullivan
for championship and claimed title
upon Sullivan's refusal to meet
him, May Z. 1887.
John l. Sullivan defeated Kill
rain, IS rounds, Richburg. Miss.
July s. 1888, and claimed champion
ship of world.
James J. Corbett knocked out
Sullivan. p rounds, New Orleans,
La, September I. 1892.
Robert FitZimmons knocked out
Corbett. Il rounds. Carson City,
New. March II. 1897.
James ]. Jeffries knocked out
FitzimmonS II rounds, Coney Is
land, June 9. 1899.
Jack johnson knocked out JET
fries, Is rounds, Reno, New, July
4, 1910
Jess Willard knocked out john
son, &c rounds, Havana. Cuba,
April 5, 1915.
G?D knocked out Willard, CD
rounds, @, July 4, 1919 %
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
FRANKIE RIIRNS TO
BE READY FOR BOUT

Baltimore. Md. Feb. 2L-FiGuring
that he has the toughest battle of
his career on his hands Franklin
Burns. Jersey City's famous little bat
tier. Cancelled two engagements prior
to his twelve-round clash with Young
Chahey. the allied feather-weight
champion. which takes place next
Tuesday evening at the Lyric
Prior to having signed to box
Chaney before the Peerless Athletic
Club in this city Burns had accepted
terms to box Chick Hayes in Port
land, Ne. and Dave Astey, in Jersey
City. These were soft matches for
the Skecter. and although there was
not stipulation in the contract with
the Peerless Club that prevented him
from participating in contest before
his scheduled mill with CLANCY at tho
Lyric. Burns called both OF these
matches off. having agreed to meet
Hayes and AStey after his seancc
here with the allied title-holder.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE ClairsrE. 57raH-plfs-sr ma -rni
~ furlonCS Darw0-th. lis: Hasty Bi-1ss
llS: JACK X ls: HuDplu'u BY rs Col No
Nab. It's: psriofic Nav lCs: T1uEv '-bs
TnUmbo0la. l0s E0vaI Infr-S 81 rs. LST'r'fh.
100 nElinE md. us. Lasstir. 100 Alsr .a--
be Hnsmar. IT'S. TropIn y IIG. Ama..-
cad" r. Harafu. 49, ATrTuyal T'.
SETOND EACE-ClamIug: 5vear-I los and
IN. 81 fTl0uS. Etfahs ll6 MediIue Nrzr
ilO- LHnriesI. us. EstmH uie 10. NanrrIa1.
us. Eltul J. lh John Hume. lI5s Tledzr. II
lmrI. 100: Prosperous Ear.. ll5. T0iE.nr. .as
Mar TCa. llE. XClanns Ruth. l15 A.-. eI4r.
u1-Frsuk Mour1- rs Naomi WalIa1. les
LCta. Ill. Sophie Gateuood ITO
THIRD EAgE-"1ne Trra Blue purse '~
HaEsnzs. 10. Rib, lC7. Rarur. I0a. Mile
Dane. IL, Ai-uat, IL, Foreclosure IL
FOURTH Washington EIzhd7v'
Handicap: S-year-olds-and-up. mile and FUR
long Bondage -: Hau1yia. lT- a-E1is r-.
l05; Douglas S lC2. Buford lOs Slrpr Dim.
llS. Irregular. 9G; bDH,siic. 100. roursnT
ll6; fcn Handle, 81 Arthur and FlanrH
cHtry. h-Three rounds TUnalfr
FIFTH RACE-Claiming. sfezr-0lH. and ..r.
mile and 20 yardS lUthsr. lII NIluEe I -r.'.
by, lG; Barhara shilling. lUi. Plla5EL III;
xMiunie J., l0l; FJn Finch. l'5. LIKE Ma.
IL NDuudresry. llS: NBcaa SpiIler l1s
SIXTH RACB-Claimirg 5ycsrOlds and rT,
mile and 70 Yards Hickory M. 1Il. Csru
Spying 81. YcT7u.L. III: Missing Taner.- To-:
Alma Loui-e, q: Iitur n. To-. Nngu uamp-
ton. loS' Lady Elccu. 90 ua.voDi. 100. Hir.
gretsiyc. lO.
SEVENTH RACE-CAju.us. .-guar.aiIsaHd.
up; mile and slEtu,nth- Pilscn. Il-. EIsos
Reeves, l07; Frank shRunun. ~. Bajazct. no;
Rhymer l0,: Grey Eagle. 10; NDuu podsc. bs;
Sylvano, l02
1-Agposaaos allowance Claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Scholastic Notes.

Business High. winner of the Scho-
lastic basketball title, will clash with
the strong Episcopal High Quint in
the Business gym today. Business
High has been progressing at a fast
clip recently.
There is still the question that is
still floating in the minds of many
High school students Of having Bust
ness and Gonzaga hook up in another
basket ball contest Business claims
they want a square deal, and Gonzaga
claims that there is no reason for
such n game, having defeated Busi-
ness in games earlier in the season.
Frank Baxter, OF Business High
School, has been elected captain of
the Business baseball team. Baxter
did well as a basketball manager
and is expected to do as well as a
baseball manager.
st. Allan's basketball five is just be-
ginning to round into fine form. They
lost every contest in the beginning OF
the season. but here recently they
have come across with three victories.
They have defeated Tech. Western
and Eastern SO far this season.
Central High will meet the strong
Baltimore Poly Quint in the Central
gymnasium "Wednesday Central de-
feated the Baltimoreans in their last
game and hope to do same again
Wednesday.
Western and Tech arc progressing
in fine style in track. The boys are
being developed into fine form, and
when the track meets are pulled soon
thrilling competition is expected be-
fNeeD the IJirh Srbonl
Eastern High and Tech will clash
with each other in the first scholastic
football game for 1919. There are fine
prospects of an excellent football sea-
son this year.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
GOVERNOR BOYLE IN
FAVOR OF BOXING

Carson City, New. Feb. 2l.-It was
understood today Governor Boyle will
sign the twenty-five round boxing
amendment which completed the
gauntlet in the State legislature, yes
terday. by passing the Senate by a
vote of ten to FIVE.
The bill was amended by the Senate
to prevent white and colored men
from participating in contests. The
house. it was believed, will concur.
This may bring the Willard-Dempsey
fight 10 Reno
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22

Willard is lost when it comes to:
close work. lie showed this ConClu-
sively i'm his affair with Carl Morris
when the latter opened himself re-
peatedly to attack with short jolts,
but Willard was utterly unable to
take advantage of the fact.
l expect to keep Willard very busy
from the moment 1 get into the ring,
working both hands. and using short,
snappy hooks and uppercuts. l eX-
pect to get in close. stay there and
do all the fighting that is to be done.
All that Willard has is a long left.
Fighting close in. he is helpless.
l know Willard is a big fellow. but
he is really too big. He has little
else than his bulk. but, as the saying
goes, the bigger they are the harder
they fall"
Willard is a strictly defensive
fighter. His only object in every fight
he has fought, except his champion
ship contest. has been to let the bout
20 to the limit and play it safe. He
let Moran-a second the
limit in his ten-round fight in 1916.
In his contests with Morris. McCarty
and others the bout always went the
limit to u no-decisiOn contest.
dlll quite COlllutlll llldl Ncii
take Wizards measure. His size
means nothing. Fulton is a big man.
too. but | beat him. If 1 could knock
over Fulton I can knock over Will
lard.
There never was man as big as
either Willard or Fulton who is not a
weakling.
I believe that aggression and fast
hn oh n nj
ship. l have demonstrated in every
fight / have ever fought that il I
could put my man to sleep l did it
and quickly. In my fights with
Fred Fulton. Carl Morris. Porky
Flynn and the rest of them it took
me only one, two or three rounds
to rock them to sleep.
willard is not aggressive; he is
slow and deliberate and always
fights on the safe side. II is true
have not seen him fight. but l
have seen him box and I know
what he can do. without boasting
I will say that no man can go into
the ring with me and stall. l al
ways get right into the fighting
form from the tap OF the bell and
try to drop my man at the first op-
portunity. That is why I have al
ways had difficulty in getting spar
ring partners, because the better
they are the more likely am to put
them down and out.
I expect to take no more than two
months hard training to get ready
for the big bout That is really
more than l need in any case. My
theatrical contract with Barney
Gerard requires me to box and do
considerable exercise on the stage.
As I am in first-class physical shape
now l will start again training for
the battle around May /.
1t has been said that ! am not
clever boxer, but you don't sec
any marks on me. I haven't had
even a nosebleed or a black eye in
my last six fights; there are no tin
ears on my head and I haven't
scar. Which is one way of saying
I don't get hit much.
When the fight ends July I ex-
pect to be the heavy weight cham
pion of the world.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
The Cheese Hound.

Usually when Dan Thompson had a
card party at his house he invited
Ray Turner.
The last party. however. Dan de-
cided, would take place without Ray
being there IL he could help It.
Ray came anyhow. He invited him
self. He sat down with the rest and
played cards and ate crackers and
cheese.
by gosh" remarked Dan. when he
saw Ray bite off half pound OF
cheese at A crack and stow il away.
'Ah suttinly does try 70 keep hogs
outen nah house, but dey sneaks in
ennyhow."
''Meanin' me?" Ray asked. stabbfng
at another hunk.
Yes, All means yo'," answered
Dan, becoming eXasperated ''YorC
darn right All means yo' OF all de
two-legged hogs wot All cher saw, yo'
takes de cake"
"H' insultin' me in yore own house, g
shouted Ray. Come outside en- say
dat to me. All jes' dares yo' to-"
Dan went out with him and came
back alone two minutes later.
Hell stay away from NAH house
now. en- not eat all NAH grub" Dan
said TO his guests. "Ah done beat
him good"
When you figure out that It only
cost Dan so in court, he may be real
ly saving money at that Ray won't
come any more And cheese is rather
expensive these days.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
AKRON, OHIO, AFTER
HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT

Sportsmen of Akron. Ohio. have al
most convinced Tex Rickard that the
proposed heavyweight contest be-
tween Jess Willard and Jack Demp-
sey should be decided in that city OIL
July 4. Not only have Akron enthus-
lasts promised a substantial guaran-
tee, but the chairman of the boxing
commission declares there will be no
interference and that a twenty-round
contest will be permissible
Plans already have been drawn for
n gigantic structure modelled after the
Yale bowl to be built in Akron re-
gardless of the decision of Rickard
This arena is to be used for athletic
contests of all sorts. Akron athletic
boosters consider that there will be a
chance to help pay for the new struc-
ture through the Willard Dempsey
fight.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
ELLER AND BERRY TO
COMPETE In GARDEN

Jack Eller, former worlds record
holder for The low hurdles, is another
old-timer who will make reappear-
ance at the Millrose games Tuesday
night in Madison Square Garden. Ell
Ter has entered the special seventy
yard low hurdle event against Lieut.
Bob Simpson. Earl J. Thomson, c. R
Erdman. George W. Trowbridge and
Fred Pollard
]. Howard Berry will make his first
appearance in athletic competition
since returning from abroad as a
member of the Meadowbrook relay
which will start in the one-mile relay
to be run in memory Of Sergt. E. J.
Hussey. of the Millrose A. A, who fell
in battle. Berry will also start in the
Coward handicap
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
MIDDIES OARSMEN
ARE HARD AT WORK

Annapolis. Md. Feb. 2L-The fine
weather Of this week did not bring
the navy's eight from their tank into
the Severn. The eight and all the
squad have reason to remain faitful
TO training, as Coach Glendon says
that every seat is vacant, that is, a
place on the crew will always be
opened for the best man.
The training squad in every form
of sport at the Academy means hard
and continuous work. but such is the
spirit of the midshipmen that a man
will train four years in the football
squad only to get one minutes play
in the Army-Navy game in his last
wear
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
RAJ PARIS STRING
TO RACE AT PIMLICO

Baltimore. Feb. T.-William Garth
will ship the horses OF Capt. RAJ
ParT to Pimlico about March ! from
Charlottesville, Va. There are twen-
ty-two horses now in the stable
ten 2-year-olds, eight jumpers and
four 3-year-olds and upward for nat
races. Garth writes that he will
not start any of the Parr horses
until the spring meeting at PImlioo
He says his 2-yeaT-olds are a fine lot,
and he has among them some fine
prospects. Lewis Garth has a string
now at Benning track, making ready
for early Maryland meetings.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Seven Years Bad Luck,

Bill Massey had been renting a
room from his sister-in-law. Mary
Bailey.
When his month was up. Mary
told him to get out. She suspected
him of being a bootleFger. she said.
Bill got sore and refused to move.
Then Mary put her foot down and
said he must go.
Then Bill got sore and caller her
a lot OF bad names.
He went upstairs to his room
again. He picked up his lamp and
fired II downstairs at Mary but il
missed her.
He found another lamp and shied
that at her. She missed that one,
too.
He then grabbed a quart bottle
and STAYED it through a mirror on
Mary's bureau.
Then he got outside and called
everybody names. He turned Ger
man good and proper.
This business Of getting drunk
and wrecking a house has got to
stop. said Judge Hardison.
Bill had nothing to say-untiI the
court fined him s25 and sent him
down for a month and then he said.
Gee whiz,"
such Pretty Bows, Too.
pair OF pink silk garters worn
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Cleveland Boxer Wins in France.

When Corpl. Tommy Gavigan.
Cleveland boxer. comes back next
month he will come as the middle
weight champion of the Forty-F'irst
Division Of the American army in
France. On January he knocked
out COrpl. Johnny Newton in the
third round of a bout, the title go
in with the victory. Newton repre-
sented the 106th Supply Train.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Immaculate Lands Game.

Imma Culaie Conception basket tos,
s,rs defeated TcchuIca Eer,~y. five
Yesterday in the Immaculate gym ir q
basketball game hE O. 10 y. Iuwaru-
late bows played the best floor game
and the au-round team work of the
y strecters was superior TO that u'
the Manual Training Iads.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
All the Liue News and Views of the Sporting World
JACK DEMPSEY TELLS HOW
HE WILL TRIM JESS WILLARD
Salt Lake City Heavy-Weight Challenger Re-
veals Ring Plans from Tap of Gong to
Kayo Punch for Championship.
By JACK DEMPSEY
Heavyweight Champion Challenger

Jess Willard inside of rounds and take the
world championship July Here
have been steady training for many months and edge
Physically the best of condition weigh
about pounds when l step into the ring
going to rely punching ability. to fight
Willard close quarters using ha-arm o uppcrcuts
hooks Infghtng and will take of
have trained myself deliver knockout
but fcMi inches
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Racing Program
on N. Y. Tracks
Is Announced

Jamaica May Is 70 May ~ days
Belmont PIX, May ooJunol1 Is days
Jamaica, June J. 10 Tuuo p. Q day
Aueduct- June % TO July 1l.lT days
Empire City, July R.July BIZ days
Saratoga, Aug. ! TO Aus. sos DAYS
Belmont Park. Sept1-lS.....l2 days
Aqueduct, Sept l5-27.........12 days
Jamaica, Sept % to Oct HE days
Empire City, Oct 1S-25......2 DAYS
Total ......................ll days
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Eastern Reserves Swamped.

st. Adams basketball tossers easily
defeated the Eastern Reserves yes
terday in the St. Adams gym in
one sided contest, "A to 4. The play
ing of SiNsmith and his basket-shoot-
ing from the floor was the feature
of the game. The lineup and sum-
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22

SutstitutionS-CoN for Schafer, McMahene for
Cross Humphries for Bingley. Goals from floor
-Schnider (7l Williams, Schafer ~, Connors
~. Schafer. Meaney ~, Bingley Goals from
fous-Meaney missed !, Williams missed J.,
Connors missed . Meaney l out of . Referee
Dr.. Dor. Tmekeepsr-Mr. Hughes. Time of
periodS-Eight Minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Operations Will Practice.

This afternoon the Naval Opera tors
will practice at Carroll Institute ut
? O'Clock. All players are requested
to be on hand. Any team that
wants a practice game kindly be or
hand at 1:45 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Navy Yard Beats Business.

The Navy Yard basketball Quint
triumphed over the strong Business
High Quint, winner of the scholastic
basketball title Yesterday. by a close
score. u to % The lineup and sum-
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22

TOT bIaIIEII T'lI
Jacobson, Conrad for HeuHch. Welliver for Al
trmus, Bresee for BRADLEY, NOCdlinger for
BreSee. Goals from Goodman o.. Towel
o.. Sauber ~, Heurick. COnSrd C2l. Weliyer.
NOrdlinger 81. Goa5s from fouls-Ciooduan, 2
out Of 8: Jefress out of 6. Reteree-Mr.
Morse. Time Of periods-Eght minutes Time
kecper-Mr Palmer
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Western Quint Beaten.

Y. NJ. c. A. quint defeated the West
ern High five in the formers gym
rasium last night by the score OF 30
to q. The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
The Big Scrap.
Timc-July I, 1919.

Timc-July I, 1919.
Place-(To be chosenO
Principles-Jess Willard, title
holder, and Jack Dempsey, chal-
lenger.
Promotor-Tcx Rickard.
Purse-s1oo,OoO to Willard, win or
lose: s%7,5co to Dempsey, win or
lose.
Title-Heavyweight championship
of the world
Attendance-1Oo,0oo (estimated).
Referee-To be selected by Will
lard. Dempsey and Rickard.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Bureau of Engraving Wins.

Bureau of Engraving handed the
Aeronantics a little setback last
night by winning by the score 26 to
20. The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22
Operations Beats Aircraft.

The Naval Operators were too much
for the Army Aircraft last night in
tho War Camp community Scrvic"
League by the SCOIc of 80 to Is The
Iipct,p md summary
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22

Substitutons-Penrod for Mcintosh Hudson
for Powell. Fisher for Cornell. ONieara for
Mayhem. Goals from fooT-Msyher ~. O'Mesrs
~, Towers. McDcDSld %, Powell e. Cornell
Hudson, Wright t5. Rossuthsl II. Penrod-
Goals iron fOu,s-Wrght- Lonnan q. Time Of
halves-Twenty minutes. Referee-Mr. James Y
Hughes
The Washington herald., 1919-02-22

Rradford, MCnnin for HsEer, Mann for Brlocker
Goals from floor BuIeCkCr t9, Buker, Degnan
(s), Hager t3l INuch ~, Mann, Mnnnin,
Pomelsou, Ryan ~. Goals from fouls-Ryan
IN. Time Of hslve-Twenty minutes. Referee
Mr.. James Y. Hughes.
American curriers' will defend the
Gordon medal against a Canadian
team in Toronto in the ancient Scotch
sport on February IA.