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The Washington herald., 1919-10-07
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RhCE-Ms;den sycsr-old- sclhnS, 81
turlongs Clara Belle lO7 The Shall Not PAS.
lG; Buster r.. ITO; Folynym. o' Little One
10: sHsphsnk, I6: Flcer. Ito: Spotloss. lG:
Col Murphy 10; Master Bill 10: Miss Stat
hem, lG; Loce MAY, TG: Titana, C; Devil
Dog tmpl. llo; Link Boy cimrD. Iio
SECOND RACE go SteeTlechase: 3-yesr -osds;
about 9 miles Sea Sun la; W!ndCrer, 40.
EAriocker. 10: Challenge 10 ESluimAu *
tHaye a Heart, Ii; Manager Mirh, IL; syT-
darya 10: War Strength limp 10; tGorguylc
imp.D. lI; Minata dmpl. IL. u. Dumsden
entry.
THIRD RACE -Thrse yosr-old and upward
selling; l mile. Keziah. 81; Enoe. l0j: Bicrman
GmpD. lo2; Encore. l6; 'Tnadstoo dmp Z.
100: Harry Breirceel. ITO: lady Ivan. les;
water War. no; Tic Pin. 10; Chsmung. l02
Tit for Tat. lG: g. VI. Miller. lO5; IDdolencc
10: Katie Canal. Io: 'KimpslonG dmpl. 100
FOURTH RACE -- Claiming: lightweight
Handicap; 3year-olds and upward f'ulongs.
+Curency is; GrimAlkin. Is; Firing Line.
ll5: The Decision. E6: King Tuscan. li;
Daddy's Choice. -; Fort Bliss, Is.
FIFTH >RACE-Three-year-old and upward
selling; l mile. sylvano. los: Handful. los;
Joan Of Arc. le; 'GsrbSse. g: Galley Head.
lo2; Sesrchlight I'd Gmpl. lo6; silk Bird. lG /;
'BeIlnnger. los; Rom. 90; Polruma dmp.l. 10;
Ballad ITO: Floyd George GmpD. 81: Ideal.
lo2: Wood Violet, lce: Sunny Hill. ITO
SIXTH RACE - TFoyear-olds; claiming; G
furiongs The Wit. lis; 'Hush. I0'; 'Kirah.
lG; .Enzinite. lo7: 'Boher Ma Brena. lC2
Marcelle NJ. 10; Pirate McGee Is.
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year-n and up
ward; selling: IL miles. Golden Glow. lN;
Little Cottage, lG; Thrift. lle; Puts and Calls,
lG-
Five pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
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JAMAICA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Selling; 2-yeaI-oIds maidetss
i've and ne-hah furongs. Heavy Weapn. liz
(BuxtOul, TO I. to 5. to s.; Bridge Player.
lOe Erickson. 4 to l, . to l: Thunderbird l0i
Myers, | tO-2 Time, Ss 35. Far East, Cart.
Abe. Feather, Dickie. Back Home. Fly Paper.
May Roberts Eastern Glow and Ogden Girl
also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling; 3yesr-olds and up
ward; nile and one-siItecnth. Albert A. Ill
Rowan. 9 to 2. 7 to ). | to 2; lemons Bon,
lI6 (Fairbrotherl, ) to 8. l TO 4: MOnomOy, lie
Rodriguez. ; to s. third. Time. H7 s. Bette
Bluff. Whimg also ran.
THIRD RACE-The Balmoral Handicap: six
turlongs; 2year-olds Shoot On. lls Fair
bCrtherl. IL to S. 4 to 5. TO .: Foreclosure.
lOS Rowan. to s. TO 5; Bally Bell, ITO
Brown. to l. Time lis - Lady Wood.
Bright Gold also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Belgrade stakes: sax
frrrlongs: 2year-olds and upSa ard. Ultima Thule.
l0s (KummerI. IL to ). TO ;, out PiCkwick.
40 Davies. out. out Back Bay. 10! Rid
liguez). Is 10 l. to /. out. Time. ! IL IS.
FIFTH RACE-Selliug; Jyear-Clds and NJ.
ward; mile and sixteenth. Favour. Sc Gar
rolD, 9 to 2. 6 TO 5. 2-to s.: Keen Jane ia
(Preecel. to 5, l to 2; Kilkenny. lO6 CTsy loru.
out. Time. l:E 3-5 Boxer and Little Nearer
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-seIIins; s1 furiongs: 3year-
olds and upward: Poilu. l06 (MilleTi. 6 To ].
to |. even: Chief lls tkummerl, ; 10 5.
10 ;; HuZzaS. lis C1roolerI, TO l. Time Ills.
The Cock, p. G. King. Heroim. Stepson.
Ltholick, Tom Young, Miss Orb Bantry and
Prim Ad also ran.
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batters in the third. Williams. Lei
bold and Eddie Collins being his vic
Tins. He was pitching remarkable
ball. This is also a record in a
world series game-for the pitcher
to retire the batsmen in two sue
cessive innings by striking them
out. No run: no hit; no error.
CINCINNATI. FOURTH INNING
Daubert hoisted an easy nne that
Felsch had hardly to move to take
Groh also hoisted to Felsch. the lat
ter making an easy catch. Rousn
reached first safely when his drive
went through Risberg. The latter
was charged with an error. Roush
stole second. Schalk allowed the
ball to get away from him and was
charged with a passed ball also.
Duncan ended the inning by pop
ping an easy fly to Jackson. No
runs: no hit: one error.
CHICAGO. FOURTH INNING-El-
Ter grabbed Weaver's tap and toss
ed to Daubert for the putout. Jack
son went the same way. Felsch
struck out. Eller was still working
in great form. No run; no hit: no
error.
CINCINNATI. FIFTH INNING
Kopf 2singied to center. 1t was a
drive that cleared Eddie Collins head.
Neale forced Kopf at second. Ris-
berg to Eddie Collins. Neale was
out stealing. Schalk making a beau
tiful throw to Risberg Rariden flied
to Felsch. No runs, one hit. no error.
CHICAGO. FIFTH lNNING-Rath tn
took Gandil's grounder and threw 10
Daubert. putting him out Risberg
sent a fast grssscutter to Groh. who
threw him out at first Schalk wal
loped one and il wenr to Duncan.
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TO
RUN IN LATONIA
STAKE SATURDAY

Laurel. Nd. Oct 5.-Mad Halter.
the hope of the East. il leaving Laurel
Park today for kentucky to try his
luck next saturday i'm the S0."OO La
tonia Championship. the kentucky
Jockey Clubs great fall special at one
mile and three quarters for S-year
olds. which will he run this season
for the first time
If they beat Mad Halter. strapping
son OF Fair Play and Madcap. which
finished second to Sir Barton on Satur-
day i'm the slOgC0 Maryland Handicap.
the Maryland State Fairs greatest
autumn special for 3-year-oIds. East
eTn experts will confess themselves
fla bbergasted.
A colt OF which nothing was heard
until the Belmont Park autumn meet
ing WAS almost finished. Mad Halter
has developed brilliantly After fin-
ishinC second to Jock Scot in a sprint
Of three-Quarters OF a mile at Belmont
Park on September Is. Mad Halter
went over TO Aqueduct and trimmed
smart field in a handicap al one mile.
which distance he covered in 81 So.
and he supplemented that perform
ance at Jamaica on September -.
by beating Audscious and Hannibal
IN the Aineola Handicap
About an equal choice with Sir Bar
ton. from whom he was getting a
matter of twenty-seven pounds in
weight. in the Maryland Handicap.
Mad Halter cut out the running from
the start. stepping the first half in
T seconds and the three-quarters in
better than I:l3 and he did not sue
cumb until he had passed the last
sixteenth pole. Sir Barton had TO gal
lop the mile and quarter in s:ce SIS
TO beat him
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FLAG FOR CLEVELAND
IN LEAGUE in 1920

In Cleveland some of the baseball
experts have found time between
worlds series innings to do a little
prophesying Evidently they are not
too busy to dabble bit in next sea-
sons prospects, particularly as those
prospects pertain to the Indians Of
1890 It doesn't take a great deal OF
heavy hitting with a pencil or pitch
ing with a chin to win a winter
league pennant but Cleveland is
hopeful. 1t has visions OF a cham
pionship club next year. In discuss
ing the prospects of the club one ex-
pert writes:
After ne took charge of the club
Iris Speaker improved the team a
great deal All he needs is time to
coach the players in base-running
and few of the finer points of play.
On results attained. Speaker is one
star balI-player who has shown abil-
ity as a manager. The Cleveland in
field is as good as any in the major
leagues and Speaker will make any
outfield good. The pitching staff, if
kept together for next season. is
strong. and the catching department
is well taken care of. Better watch
the Indians next year"
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second. Ine play
close. Weaver singled. the ball hitting
Eller's hands but was too hot to
handle. Leibold dashed to third and
arrived safely. jackson popped UP a
high one that Groh took care of
near third. Leibold held third and
Weaver first. Felsch sent a high fly
that Duncan captured. No run: one
hit; no error.
CINCINNATI. SECOND INNING
Duncan famed. taking a terrific
swing and missing his final strike.
Schalk backed up and made an easy
put-out on Kopf's high foul. Neale
famed. williams had his UNDER
hand ball working fine, keeping his
shoots around the players knees. No
run: no hit: no error.
CHICAGO. SECOND INNING -
Gandil took three healthy swings at
the ball but connected only with the
atmosphere. Risberg also famed.
going out on a called strike. Schalk
also famed. Eller had perfect con-
troll of his fast ball No run: no
hit: no error.
CINCINNATI. THIRD INNING
Gandil took Rariden's grounded in
back of first and beat him to the
bag. Eller received a big ovation
"Hen lie LOOK mrs pIace III tne pat
ter's box. Eller sent one straight
into the air that Weaver came over
to the plate and captured. Rath
popped an easy foul to GandiI. Will
liams also seemed to be working In
mid-season form. No run: no hit:
no error.
CHICAGO. THIRD INNING-A
record for world serieS play was
made in the second inning when the
catchers made all of the putouts.
Eller duplicated his feat of the sec
ond inning by striking out all three
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BALL PUZZLES S0x CINCINNATI WINNING Fifth GAME TO 0RACIe
LOCAL ELEVENS
TO GET ACTION
NEXT SATURDAY

Catholic University and Gallaudet
are to play their, initial games Of
football this week. The Brookland-
ers meet the Randolph Macon college
eleven and Gailaudet goes to EN-
mittsburg for a contest with Mt. s
Mary's College. :,
A big squad has been out working
at Catholic University every day for
the last week. which indicates a re-
vival of interest in the sport at the
Brookland university, and there is
plenty of material for a strong eleven.
Several former high and prep school
stars are with the squad.
Judging by the showing of Mt. st.
Mary's against Hopkins Saturday.
losing only by a touchdown, Gallau-
det will have Its hands full in de-
feating the team coached by Mike
Thompson.
Georgetown will be up against a
more powerful combination than It
has met this season when 1t faces
West Virginia Wesleyan team on Sat
urday at the Hilltop The Blue and
Gray will have to put up its best
y
Exendine Is gradually developing one
of the best elevens that has repre-
sented Georgetown in football for
many years. 1t seems sure that West
Virginians are not likely to prove
easy.
Maryland State goes to Charlottes-
vile. Va, to battle the University of
Virginia in the first meeting between
these tvyo institutions
The u. OF ". has not made a very
good showing thus far, but a former
Slater who watched the Virginia
Richmond College game Saturday, in
which Virginia was held to a tie
score, says that there is plenty of
material at Charlottesville to develop
a strong team.
There is little doubt that State.
with some polishing up of the second
ary defense. is going to be a strong
eleven. With the defense bolstered
up in its weak spots nothing other
than a great game should result from
the meeting at Charlottesville Satur-
day between these two institutions.
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but it was SO fast that il was held
TO a cingle Williams ended the in
ming by striking out Eller's eighth
strike-out victom. No rune. one hit.
no error.
CINCINNATI. SIXTH INNING -
Filler again got great ovation when
he walked to the plate. Eller
doubled to left-center and took third
when Felsch threw wild to third. 1t
was a terrific drive that went clear
to the fence. Rath singled to right.
scoring Eller. The Chicago infield
was playing in at the time. Daubert
sacrificed Weaver to Gandil. Rath
going to second. Tho bunt was per-
fectIy laid. Williams lost temporary
control and walked Groh. Roush
sent a high fly that went to Felsch
for a three Sc hit, scoring Rath
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CINCINNATI. FIRST INNING-Rath
started the game by drawing a pass
of Williams. Daubert laid down
sacrifice. Schalk throwing him out at
first. Rath easily made second on
the play. Groh sent high fly to
Felsch and Rath held second. Roush
out. Gandil to williams. the former
going over toward second and getting
the ball. while Williams hurried over
to first and received the toss. No run;
no hit; no error.
CHICAGO, FIRST INNING. - The
crowd yelled encouragement TO the
Sox as Leibold came to bat. Leibold
started the Sox half by walking to
first. Eller's balls all were low and
on the outside. Eddie Collins was out.
Kopf to Daubert. but Leibold made
Secopd Tho pIay Of first was vary
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cry manager who has a trick pitcher
is naturally in favor of the tricks.
Batters Dased.
Then Eller famed Williams, Leibold
and Collins in the third. Williams and
Leibold were called out by Rigler
They seemed fairly dazed by the fire
of the Red gunner. Collins worked
Eller for three balls then took a strike
He swung and missed the next two.
hitting under the ball several inches.
After F'elsch had gathered in flies
from the bats of Daubert and Groh
Buck Weaver booted Roush's groun-
der. Roush stole as Duncan missed a
swing at a pitch and as Schalk missed
n clutch at the ball. 1t was scored a
passed ball. Taught by his experience
Of Saturday when he played in too
close touch with Duncan and had one
hit over his head. Jackson was sta
toned way back and had no trouble
getting Pats long fly.
EIler threw out Weaver. breaking
his strikeout string and also took care
of Jackson's roller. The White Sox
were making it easy for Eller by
swinging at the first one. SHOW me
club that hits the first ball. and I
will show you a club I can always
beat" is truism once more vindi-
Gated.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES. ,

FIRST RAcE-seIling; 3-year-olds an dup.
ward: mile and 70 yards. Goldcrest Boy, lis;
PerselIs 100; .Nanette Flack 80; Dragon Rock
3D., Ill; 'Jack O'Dowd. 1G: Graphic. 103:
Courcelles. fo7; Dslwood. Ill; Dahinda. 100;
Capt. Hodge. ia: Hindoostan, 10; Judge
Wingheld. los: Ting a Ling. lis; Tarter. log.
SECOND RACE-Selling; 3year-olds and up
ward: six fniongs sunruse. lG; Back Bay.
lis: Mackenzie. rs: Skyball. l06; Railbird, los
Belle Roberts, llo; .Salvatele, lo2; Raconteuse.
p7; Dahinda. Ios; Studee. fo6; Sol Harrison.
1ls; Paddy. lis: Tommy Wac. lo2 Frank
Waters. 10; Tins los: Appleton wisk. IIo.
THIRD RACB-The Caledonia; handicap; an
ages; mile and one esixteenth. Lady Gertrude.
zoe; sNutcacker. lo3; Recount. l05
FOURTH RACE-rhe Hiawatha Handicap;
2year-od filiies: Si,5W added Eve and one-half
furfngs. Head Over Heels. loR; Cinderella.
liz; Northern Belle, lue; Ceopstra. 1es; Sugar
mint 100.
FIFTH RACE-selius; Syear-ohs and up
ward; mile and onefourth. woodtrap ll6
Sunnylapd. IFS; Grundy, IB; Don Dodge l06
'Rockport. los; Sasin, Ill.
SIXTH RACE-Fiye and one-hzlf furlonss
s-ycar-oldA StAllan. llo; Round Robin, loa
Rambler Rose. 1W; Indisercton, lo7; F1ibberty
Gibbet. 1o; Masked Dancer. 1G; Dunandel
~: Mile. vivian. iG; Fair Colleen, io7; Irish
Dream. III; rea Room. ioi: Sugzrmint, ioI
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and Groh. The play at the plate on
Groh was very close and Schalk
jumped up and bumped himself into
Umpire Rigler. Rigler motioned
Schalk to the bench and Lynn went
in to catch for Chicago. Felsch got
his hands on Roush's fly, but was
running hard toward the fence and
could not hold II. Duncan lifted to
Jackson and Roush scored, the
throw to the plate being wide. Dun
can was credited with, a sacrifice
fly. Kopf ended the inning by pop
ping a fly to Felsch. Four runs:
three hits! one error.
CHICAGO. SIXTH INNING-Groh
snatched Liebold's grounder and
threw him out at first. Roush gath
cred in Eddie Collins high fly.
weavers grounder bounced into
Kopf's hands and he was an easy
out a. first. No run; no hit; no err
ror.
CINCINNATI. SEVENTH INNING
-Neale was out. Eddie Collins to
Gandil The grounder was hard hit,
but Collins handled it nicely. Rari-
den hoisted to Liebold. Eller struck
out. No run; no hit; no error.
CHICAGO. SEVENTH INNING
Rath took Johnhhson's bounder and
got him at first. Rariden caught
Felsch's high foul near the Sox dug
out. Gandfl flied out to Roush. 1t
was an easy putout- No run: no
hit: no error.
CINCINNATI. EIGHTH INNING
Rath popped to jackson, who was
waiting for it in short left field.
Daubert hoisted to Felsch in short
center field. Groh put up a high fly
that Felsch took right In back of
second base. No run; no hit: no
error. .. ..s
CHICAGO, EIGHTH INNING -
Neale came in fast and captured
Risberg's hy. Duncan took Lynn's
high fly near the foul line. Murphy
batted for Williams and famed. No
run; no hit: no error.
CINCINNATI, NINTH INNING
Mayer went to the pitchers box for
Chicago. Eddie Collins fumbled
Roush's groundery and he reached
first safely. Duncan walked, Rousll
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ELLER'S HURLING AND BATTING
REGULAR LANDSLIDE FOR REDS
By CHARLES DRYDEN.

Chicago Oct ranks
humble "Hod"
licked
held
Lefty" Williams landslide
trcked
n an error
Too much baseball the jammed into that
inning. He
vctors to four hits eight Mayer bobbed
smokeess made
hiers Hod" whned
in a a
c triple
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PEPCO DISPUTES
CLAIM OF EAGLES

The Pepco A. C baseball team is
up in arms with a protest against
the account printed in this paper
yesterday of double victory by the
Eagle A. c. in the junior champion
ship dispuate. Tie Pepcos claim
they did not play the games as re-
corded and also claim the cham
pionship of the league due to a for
felt by the Eagles in a scheduled
game last week
Pepcos are anxious to make clear
their claim and are willing to NEE:
the Eagles in a double-header to
settle the dispute next Sunday on
the Monument lot.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-07

Favorices accounted for each Of
ihs seven events At Laurel Park yes
ierdsy afternoon. although their
victory in three races was by such
a narrow margin that those who
stood on the sidelines did not know
the winner until after the number
had been put up
A. II. Morris Ouietudc cam.
within hair Of trouncing the
heavily backed Ennlsde but Jockey
LOTUS. who rode the latter. saved
his mount from defeat through SD
perior riding over young ssnde
Again in the sixth race a thrill 4
ing finish was furnished when
Jockey Stirling. through a rAttiinE.
rid. showed Elected II over the'
tape. winning the decision from
Lazy Lou. who looked q winner.
Quite 3 good deal Of amusement
was provoked during the running
of the fifth race. framed in the in
terest OF maiden jockeys. Young
Rowan showed that he might rise
TO better things when be brought
W. l. divers Belario past the
judges stand several lengths IN
front Of his field. The SUMMARY:
FIRST RACE-Cainins: tye.rosds: m fur
,cng> Alliysn. IG CvIdal. u-n ~. 1s:
THttle. ITO issDdel. 60, - Oc.Huna- 10
'ThurbsT, 80 Tne. I:H IS Geadts Bx4
bOrn d. Pirate AcGee BGheT ns Breena. SOUR
Charlie. Suite and Sea Grven slp 1n-
SDNOND RACE-MAidens: 5year-oads and up
ward: nib. Welshmsns PoIb, 10 u>ros.
go. 3l1 2G: Pibrsch. nos 0st1r1. tS A9
Duke John. los CThruberi. 50 TIM Ia
CsTnalite and Muskef also un.
THIRD RACE-Mne and ~ yards: Syearosds
sbd UPWARD Tue Desert. up CCoh11ecl. 1T.
;. 20: Dancing Carnival, l0 CwidA. So
~. Wisst Pool. no tCAllAhzni.s An. third
Tine, Is I-5. Mother in Law. Veto and hO-
FOURTH RACB-Hsndic.p: lyorosds ssS
upward siH furiungs; hIhes and nArss E1fl<o.
lis Loftus'. . 80. out: ouietode, lB OSa.d.i.
80. cot: Opheln. n4 n,te,. out TIM. Il
PiEsouWing also In-
FIFTH RACE -seIhus: Sy.rosds ana ~
-1-d: mile BSsno. IB dRo-anl. 40. 80
80: J. p. Murray. 10 fDenyssl. a6 80:
Bflie N-Br-d" lB Lr~ssb. ~ Tme. iSosA
Iack q Srades. Ina Kay. lloyd GeuFe. s-~
AlyssIm Ar-rtte. Dol vslsntine spo- our-l'
SIXTH RACE-sellinS: .yer-olds and 10
ward mile Ee,-ed n. ig iSterfinr1. y -
20, 80; Lazy Lon. IL iOoihnsl. 66. ENs
zousre. lD foG-Tsnts-4, E0. TIM. lI&s
Cs1tAI CITY, Pincs Henry. BncOrs and wstsr
War Slso r1n
SEVENTH RACB-Nie and cnesiItscuih:
ysar-blds Orestes. Us fSaDdei. 81. s8 ~
Dancer. 81. lol Dr-yer. IN Tine. lS.S
War Drv. Sim Feine and Brcon Pedd
also 1n.
'Apr-rntIor allowance claimed
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trottinS TO second. Kopf hunted for a
sacrifice, Weaver to Gandil. Roush
taking third and Duncan second.
Roush scored on Neale's out. Risberg
TO Gandil. Duncan going to third
Rariden out. Eddie Collins to Gandil.
One run: no hit: one error.
CHICAGO. NINTH INNING-Rath
came In fast and threw out Iiebold.
Eddie Collins out Kopf to Daubert.
Weaver tripled to right center. Jack
son grounded out. No run: one hit !;
no error.
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DISTRICT PRINTERS
NINE DINE TONIGHT

The Washington Union Printers
Athletic Association will give a ban
quet and smoker to the ball team to-
night at the New Southern Hotel. Bal
timore. Md.
All members of the team are re-
quested to be present. A special car
Will leave Fourteenth street and New
York avenue at o'clock.
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Reyises Dates for N. E. State.

West Raleigh, y. G., Oct. e.-The
Re vised football schedule of the
North Carolina State College fol-
lows:
October Il. Twelfth Infantry at
West Raleigh: October IS, Roanoke
College at West Raleigh: October
23. University of North Carolina at
West Raleigh: November l, Virginia
Military institute Roanoke: No.
vember s. Davidson College at
Charlotte: November Is. Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Norfolk
November -. Wake Forest Collie -e
at West Raleigh.
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kanawha Issues Def.

The Kanawha A. c. wishes to chal-
lenge any 13o-pound Junior football
team In the District. Address all chal-
ienges to Al. Bowman, 1872 Columbia
stDeet northwest. phone North "a
The kanawha club will hold KS ini-
tial meeting of the 1913 season at 1851
Ninth street northwest Thursday.
October 8.
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Cubs Hold Practice.

Coach Atkins wants all candidates
for the Cub football team to report
this evening at s o'clock on the Col
ored Y. VI. g. 4. grounds on Twelfth
street northwest
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Naval Gunners to Work.

The Naval Gun Factory football
team will hold n practice this after
noon on the government recreation
grounds at $50 p. m. All candidates
are requested to he on hand for this
workout.
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FIGURES ON FIFTH GAME.

Chicago. oct. 6.-Atte ndance,
34,379; receipts exclusive Of war
tax. S97.S3O: players share. s52.-
S33.O6; clubs share. s35.2z2.04:
Commissions share, s9.7SG9O.
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FAV0RITES ARE
DOWN IN FRONT
Jockey LOTUS Puts Up
Great Ride on Enhlade.
Blario Scores Easily.
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

First Race-Tiiapia. LUcie May,
Link Boy.
Second-GargoyIe. Have a Heart
Syrdarya.
Third TOsdstool. Incidence.
Water War.
FoUrth-FOrt Bliss. Firing Line.
The Decision.
Fhth-Sunny HiII. SyIvsno. Bal
lad
SiNth-kirah, Encrinite. Pirate
McGec.
Seventh-Puis and Calls. Thrift
Little Cottage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-01-11

In British Guiana and the West In.
dies. particularly on the banks OF the
River Demerara, there grows tree
known to the natives as the "Hya-
hya," which yields from Its bark and
pith juice slightly richer and thicker
than cows milk. The tree is about
forty feet I'm height and eighteen
inches In circumference when full
grown. and the natives use its juice
as we do milk, II being perfectly harm
less and mixing well with water. The
Clngalese. have tree, they call
"Klriaghuma. which yields fluid In
all respects like milk. while In the for
ests Of Para grows a tree called the
"Massenodendron, which gives milk
like juice. II can be kept for an in
definite time and shows no tendency
TO become sour. on the other hand,
certain trees in the valleys OF Aragua
and In Canagua yield a similar fluid,
which, when exposed to the air, begins
TO form kind OF cheese which very
soon becomes sour. In the Canary
islands there Is tree called "Tabaya
Dolce" OF which the milk, thickened
into a jelly. is considered a delicacy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-01-11

Such possibilities as have been pre-
sented TO the men of our destroyers
have been well met. There are exam
plies OF herolsm not surpassed by any
thing in the history OF our navy. For
instance. there Is the case OF the two
young brothers who were wireless OPP
orators on a destroyer which was bad
ly damaged by an explosion. Stagger-
ing forward. away from the Injured
part OF the ship. these boys met the
captain. Not realizing how badly they
were hurt, he ordered them below to
get medical attention.
"No, sir" said the elder brother (;
"give It TO some of the poor devils
back there who've got a chance, We're
done for. Please notify our mother
we died on duty" And at that the
pair saluted their commander and col
lapsed. In few seconds both were
dend Gregory Mason in the Outlook.