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The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACB-Cincinnat Gun club Purse;
3year-oids and up; furiongA Binding Tie
100; Joe Stair. lo4; salro. los; Discussion. los;
Little Princess. 1G: Sandy Lad, ITO: Skeu
Words q Wisdom. llo; Gray Basie IL: A n.
Akin. La. AlD eligible: Sam Reh los; Too
Ont, IL; Lady Fair Play. IG: Purdy IIg
DR.. Csrmen, Ilo; Lady Rachel, los
SECOND RACE-Osiming; Syear-oids and
up: maidens; 6 furionez Miss Hermann, lo6;
Judge David, lis; Lady Valdez. no; Somme.
lle: MathI. rs; Columbia Tenn. Il3: Saner.
lI3; Ponderusa, lis; Ned Miley. us; Dwight.
ll3; Hopeful, lis; Bugle Call llS: Thistle
Beau. ll3. Also eligible: The Cleaner, 10
Thirteen, lis; .sir John vergne. los: sHelma.
los: Miss Manage. ITO; Donald McGurk, llS
THIRDNRACE-Claiming; 2year-olds: 81 fur.
longs. 'Verliloon. liz; Move On. l0p: Maize.
IG: Dresden. lG: 'Blaze. lG: Wild Flower
lG; Second Cousin, lG; .Louisa, 10: Antici.
rate ITO; viols Park. III; Diamond Girl. II2
st. Germain. lis Also eligible: He's A. Bear,
10; Little Sandy, lis; Day Of Pesce. 10
Lady Mount Joy. IL; Emma j.. 1G; Director
FOURTH RACE +The AvoudaIe Handicap; ;
year-olds and up; X miles Bell Solar, s.
omond. lo2. Piedra. los: Reealo los.
FIFTH RACE-5.0p added: the Queen City
Handicap; S-yesrolds; mile. orloVA. lo2
Girl. 1oe: Kinburn, los; Capt Mac Ia; Primo.
Pat. ia; The Swimmer. lli; Marjorie Hynes.
ll5: Clande Brown. lis; Peace Pennant, Id;
On Watch, II
sly tn RACE-OAmpoei1 County Handicap; ;
year-olds and up: furionss ouinus. %;
0cean Sweep. S. Sewen Combs. 81; Rife, lle:
High Cost. II; Jack Hare, E, 10
SEVENTH RACE-C1aming; S-year-olds and
rp; IL miles Paris Maid, los: CONTESTANT,
l6; Tantac, l6; sBnnlimah. lo5; sChick BARK
ley. le; Jim Hefering. lis; wadswurth's Last.
rs
.Aprentice Allowance claimed.
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PAIRINes ANNOUNCED FOR
COLUMBIA GOLF TOURNEY

tn Cub. loae-C B. Hatch COLUMBIA Ooun-
try Cub, W Q. A. Dunn Columbia Country
Oub). D:6-Dr o. II. Wood Columbia Coun-
Try Club. ". VIM. L. Colt lApaxarnisi
Dso-s N. Newton Country Club Of Rich
Country Club. NI-J. N. Williams tcolumbia
Country Club. w. 8. A. Reeves Columbia
Country Club.
nO-Dr. Geo. u Truett twsshineton Golf
and Country Cinb), Va W. O Prntiss (kirt-
side Golf Club. Hob. x Hinton columbia
Country Club. N W. l. Tvdway columbia
Country Club. ll:loJ. W. BellG columbia
Country Cub. " Frank Gosen icolunbia
Country Cub, n:lS-Perg 8. Foster tColum-
bia Country Club. vs.. A. r. MackeS columbia
Country Club. ll.0-Hugh h saum iColum-
bia Country Cub. vs.. J. Z Bsines columbia
Gsansg club,; s lISSGeo Us T. % oanrinss.n Ss1s
(Chevy Chase Club. 1ID-J. 7. Hendnok
COLUMBIA Country Onh0. Va W. J. McSaliy
Columbia Country Club. llS-W, H. West
Columbia Country Club. vs.. W. c. Alien
tColumtia Country Cub. II uso-Chss. A. Wat
son Columbia Country Club. vs.. c. X. strand
baltimore County Club. ua5-Jpo. c. Walker
Columbia Country Club. vs. Emmons 8 Smith
Columbia Country Cub. ils0-D- X. Jackson
Columbia Country Club. ~. I. II Sbocnake1
Columbia Countrs Club n5Marshan Whit
latch Columbia Country Club). Va Y. T. Sdies
Washington Golf and Country Club.
100 noon - II. c. Chambcriain columbia
Country Club, vs. A.. 8. Mattingly Columbia
Country Club. 1896 pm--L u. Sinclair tOo-
lumbia Country Club, " q. O. Lgnn (Mary-
land Country Club. f7-lo-Brsinard H war
ner Chevy Chase Clnbj, " Jno o. MciAngh-
lin Columbia Country Cub. Rl5-E NJ.
Posey tunsttacbed). u. Fl. r. Cobey (Coium6s a
Country Club. ESD-H. N. Hall (kirkside
Golf Club, vs. Daniel r. o'Cnnneil (Wsllazon
Golf Cub. 12:Z-Jno. II. C1app tCbery Chase
Cfub), ~ G. II. Chaanar tCoaumbia Country
Club. l230-R. r. barnard tOolumba Coun'
try Club Va c. Seldom. II. COLUMBIA Coun-
try Club 121-w r. McCAIlum Washington
Golf and Country Cub " y. J. Brennan
Washington Golf and Country Cub. Ra0-
O. B. Doyle COLUMBIA Country Clnbl, vs.. ID.
F. Asbury (Co,umba Country Cub. Rao-
A. l. Hawes Country Cub OF Richmond. Va.
vs. 4 y. Eynon. l. columbia Country Club.
l20-John LArnmbe Chevy Chase Club. ".
Harris \. Brown tColumbiA Country Cub.
l2SSJss Strzyer tBsnnoctbrn Golf Club. vs.
F VI. Fairbanks Mercantile @. C., Philadel'
phia).
IN0-Hary wardman Columbia Country
Club, vs. +. B. Rbeem Columbia Country
Club l6-G. B. Logan algonquin Golf Club.
ST. Louisl. vs. s. A. Manuel columbia Coun-
try Club. l:lo-Geo w. Ezkins. jr.. Hunt
ingtnn Valley C. C.. Philadelphia. vs.. A. r.
Mackenzie columbia Country Club. l:iS-
r. L. Taylor CBsnnockpIm Golg Club. vs..
Thomas Moore. (Bannoctbrrn Golf Club. l d
Donald Woodward columbia Country Cub
vs. " A. Petit tHuntingtoo VALLEY O. C.,
Philsdelphia). l5-G. W. SimIson Columbia
Country Club. ~ Jno W. BrswnerI Columbia
County Club. I1o-E Brooke (unaitzched),
Geo. p. James Columbia Country Club.
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LATONLA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SiI fuionsS Discussion %
lRo6insonl, $50, 80. $40; Skies Knob Il3
tHanoverl. 40. so; Lady Fair PLAY. lol tNur-
rsyl. $50. Time, lis 35 Eddie Tranter Hid
den Jewel, Audrer K, Redmou, / Win, Lance
lot. also ran.
SECOND RACE-SiI furiooss B. r. Jobn-
son. lie Murray. 100. 40 go: Paul Con
nelly. ITO Boyle, mo-. 800 Mouey. is robin
son). $50 Time. lis. HaSty Cora Hemlock
Hndo. BerliT- Purdee. Sandy Lad, NJ Bert
Thurman. Ed Garrison. Little Princess. also
ran
THIRD RACE - SiI furiongs. An.oo liz
'Poole). 80 80. go: Bread Man. III tEns,rt.
SO. SD; Gaymore. Ill Cwillettl. $40 Tme
Is 2-5 Acc d Trmps. Cant Mac, Frank w
Horace Lorch, also ran
FOURTH RACE-One and one-eiytth miles
Be Frank, lo3 tEnsorl. $40 SO out: Raider.
los CMoleworthl. 40 out: Madge F.. 100
tRobinsonl. out. Time, . IS King Fisher
also rsn.
FIFTH RACE-si1 frrlouss. Mnar,n. Nj
Murray. $50, 1880 u1; Ray Akin. 10
(Robinson). ll.D. $50; Bees Wing, loe Wright
1880. Time. lis +5 Neenah Lieut. Lester.
Dolph. Missed tbe Time Betty Curry. Tom
Logan. Midia, Zinthon. May Craig also nm.
SIXTH RACE-One and ouesixteenth miles.
Bnmful loi OBoylel, 2S. 7.p. SO: Lady
Rachel. l@ 0Robinsou), $50 20: Honolulu
Boy. 1l5 uykel. 2eo. Time. lS2 IS. Lothian
and PokadOt also nan.
SEVENTH RACE - One and one-sixtecnth
miles. Amelita. los Wright. 3Ioo ll9. SO;
Green Gold. lis Mooney. 500, $50; Dancing
Spray. lH tGruberl. $40 Tine. Sc 1-5 Chief
Brown, Dahabiah7T F1arrer Adciia W. Arrah,
tan. Sey When. OPrortunity also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
DAN YOUNGER GIVES
UP DISTANCE GAME

Baltimore. Oct. 14.-Daniel X. Young
er. dean of the South's Marathon rum
ners. today announced his retirement
as an active member of the sport, but
at the same time stated that he. would
be willing to lend his assistance in
helping out any lads who contemplate
entering the game. Younger has car
ried the silks of the Baltimore Cross
Country Club and other local organi-
zations for fourteen consecutive sea-
sons, during which time he has match
ed strides with the best barriers in
the East.
The Baltimore Cross Country Club
officials are working overtime arrang-
ing details for the Laurel to Baltimore
twenty-mile run. and just as soon as
the South Atlantic cross-country
championships are over the club will
prepare its barriers for the affair.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
MAKE NOMINATIONS
FOR PIMLICO STAKES

Baltimore. Md. Oct. 14.-All ear
lier records are broken this fall by
the stakes of the Maryland Jockey
Club in the matter of nominations.
The ten events. one OF which-the
Pimlico Nursery. a $4,000 sprint of
four and a half furlongs for 2-year-
olds-will not be decided until next
spring, that were closed in Septem-
Der for decision in the course of the
Pimlico fall meeting. November 1 to
IL, have drawn nearly 1,40O en-
tries. The Nursery has attracted
376.
OF the three weight for age races,
at three-quarters of a mile, one
mile and one mile and a furlong, for
horses of all ages. race No. filled
best of all the Pimlico fall stakes.
This sprint drew 173 nominations.
Race No. 2 attracted III. and race
No. 3, 147. These weight for age
races will have a gross value of
So, 900.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15

ber that a block is more effective the
more it conceals the ball from the
opponent. but the block comes first.
In working on a guard. a tackle OF
power can actually drive the guard
completely in and may possibly do
more on certain work by hitting hard
and then glancing of and may get a
secondary coming across. II he ever
runs with the ball. he must lean his
near shoulder toward the line, run low
and when he strikes, get a terrific
drive as he goes across the scrimmage
line at right angles to 1t.
In going down under a kick he
should listen for the sound of the kick
if on the kicker's side. lie must not
leave his man until he hears it II
On the other side. he can merely hump
his man and go down the field.
On the defense. the tackle should
smash the interference, use his hands
hard, and when he goes down with it,
should grab all he can. He must go
straight at a forward passer and go
fast and hard. There is always
somebody behind him.
Copyright, 1897
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Aboat furIonss Foreclosure.
los (Preece). to l. to 2. To 10; Edith X =.
Ills tRodTguez). to 5. l to 5; Shenandoah
l6 tIOellerl. to l. Time. In Incinerator.
Track star. Larghetto. Heavy Weapon. also ran,
SECOND RACE - One mile and 70 Yards.
HeoiEn. ll3 (Buxto1l. s to L to L even
Susan N. 100 Haynssa. to 2 to s: Sir
Grafton, lrc Davies. l to ) Tfme lf 55
wiffreds. RnksEouS L'Eniuleur. Tom Young.
Prim, also ran.
THIRD RACE-About furiongs Mapoeurre.
lG Rodig-Rzl. to !. s to 5, to 5: Back
Bay, Id Butwe1l, To 81 Q to 5: Poifu. lO7
tCanoiD, to L Tine. III 35 Tiger Rose,
CoL Harrison. Siesta, Paddy, Ninety SmuIex.
nnalinS. Helen Atkin, Marian Holins Frank
Waters. Apple Jack, also ran
FOURTH RACE-Abont 6 furlongs Simple
ton. 100 ButweIn. to 10 ont. out Sister
Helene. 81 Werner. out. ont; Eastern Glow
% CARROLL, cut. Tine, 10. Thrre starters
FIFTH RACE-0ne and onequarer miles.
snap Dragon. Ill tKummer1, ) to S. to S,
out: Wood Trap lis tBueseD. 5 to S. ont
AIbe1t A. los CRoEsnl. ont Tine. 212 IS
Pznaman ahp nan
SIXTH RACB-One and onesixneenth milea
EMMA. rB CModntain), . to Z, to s. TO q:
KohI-Noor. 16 Apdl, TO J. out; Keen Jana.
lo4 CMyers). Q to 5. Time. Ia "a Psrabie.
Hickoryuut. Inquieta, Miss Orb, also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
BLACKSBURG ELEVEN
AT HILL SATURDAY

Virginia Polytechnic Institute win
be the opponent of Georgetown Satur-
day afternoon at the Hilltop. Tech
has shown enough in its games to date
to make G. U. hustle, as it is known
to have one Of the heaviest back fields
in the South and with a fifth man
who is capable of playing two posi-
tions which further increases the
weight of the back field considerably.
The Blue and Gray win have real
test of its strength IN this battle with
the Poly Tech combination and Coach
Exendine has been shaping his squad
In an effort to have them In condition
for this contest Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RAOB-rreyear-o3ds and up; mile
Mint Cat (imp). 80: Frogtown. me; Dsddy's
Choice, 90; Broom Peddler, los
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase 4-year-olds and
up; about miles. tDoublet. Isl; Gootz l2
tDuettise. li3; Jay Bird, l33; Pioneer, al.
". f. Widener entry.
THIRD RACE - Two-year-olds; 6 fnrlongs
Devil Dog Cimp). liz; Kinnoul. 49, Murray
ia; Ardito. liz; Dsmask, Ia; The Wit, Ia
FOURTH RACE-Three- year-oIds and up;
mile and l furloug Little Cottage. liz; Veto
los; 'Wankeag. 80; The Desert, ls; Mormou
Elder 100; The Decision. lG; Searchlight Sd
1B; Col. Valentine 14
FIFTH RACE-Maiden 3-year-olds and up;
mile and 70 yards Legacy, los; Sally Conneil
los; 'Challenge. los; Bar Coy, liz; Grandee
18; Crest Hill, 1l2; Toruuato ID. los; Clip
1H; War Plume, ls. =
SIXTH RACE - Claiming; handicap; 3year.
,olds and up; 6 furlongs. St Quentin, lU: Ruth
Strickland, 100; King Tuscan, le; Indian
Chant, loo; Sister Emblem. ITO: Philippic. 100
Jake Argent. s.; Bellringer los; Surplice, IS
Peaceful Star. s.: Ideal, 81; Transpero, s..
SEVENTH RACE-Two-year-olds; claiming;
fwlougx Weary, lot; Sea Queen. lo9; Glen
Light, lis: Mildred, l9; 'Pceerine. 100: 'Smite,
los; Tuucanet. NJ; .Tattle. 100; The Wit, lr2
sAprcntice allowance dafmed
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
RUTH PREMIER
SWATTER, SAYS
HARRY DAVIS

Don't talk to me about any other
hitter. Don't mention any other
slugger in the same breath with him.
He is far and away the hardest hit
ter that ever swung a baseball bat
Babe Ruth is in a class by himself"
These are the words OF Harry Da-
Wis. first lieutenant OF Connie Mack
Il ought to know what am talking
about" he continues. Il have seen
Delahanty, Anson. Lajoie and the
rest all in their prime. None OF them
compares with Ruth.
He was always a hitter. 1t is
true that this year is the first time
that he has ascended the heights
that he is now Sitting on. but hith-
erto he has not had the chance In
the past years in the American
League he was a pitcher. He was
not in there every day taking his
swings. This season, when given the
chance. he demonstrated his ability"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15

FREDDIE WELSH
TAKES BIG BITE
ATPOLLCK'S EAR

New York. Oct. h-Freddie wetsk.
former lightweight champion. didn't
make a meal on half OF one OF thr
ears OF Harry Pollok. his former
manager. Welsh Informed MaRistrnte
Bnough. when arraigned today IN the
Weststde. charged with biting a
chunk out OF Pollok's ear.
Welsh. who wore an army captains
uniform. said through his attorney
that Pollok followed him into a res
taurant and annoyed him. even after
he had warned him that he'd REQUIRE
an undertaken IL he persisted. anj
that finally he had struck his former
manager. Pollok. ne claimed. fen ron
a bottle. which was responsible foy
the severed ear.
DO I look as IL I'D bite a mans 4
ear on, your honor" demanded Capt.
Welsh, rising and addressing the
court
You certainly do not said the
magistrate. But he held the forTnc/
pugilist In 81. 90 bail. Pollok beiut
in the hospital.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST RACEFr 3year-old maiden fIlis:
81 fuiona Brttes Player. ia: May Alley.
IA: Lady Emneiine. M; Lady Archie, ia;
Our Maid. ll4; Belgian Queen, Ia: Northern
Belle, ia; T. Pet, ia; Swirl. III
SECOND RACE-For 2year-oids; 81 turiongs
Minute Man, Us; Rosal Duck. lis; Foreclosure.
liz; Round Robin. Io9 Sir Clarence. los: Vice
Chairman, 100; Romano, los; Norma, lB; Service
Star IB; May Alley. LOG.
THIRD RACE - For jyear-olds and up;
claiming: l-l6 miles. Paddy Dear. Ill; John
L Day. Irs; Gex. lis; Belle Roberts, los: Don
Dodge, LII: Peerless One, III; Paddy, Ill.
FOURTH RACE-For j-yearolds; the King
bridge High weight Handicap; about furionss
Pickwick I'd; Fruit Cake rD; Ultima Thue.
lis; Old Rosehnd. Is; salyestra- Ia; Enhlade.
lZ3; Yu Need. los; JOCK Sopt, Is; Toto. lls:
Back Bay, l8.
FIFTH RACE-For 5yar-olds; the Glenope
Handicap; l Lie miles. Daydne, 10; Thistle
don. n6; 'Blairgowrie, liz
SIXTH RACE-For 5year-osds and up; claim
ing; 1 LIS miles. Kilkenny, LIS; Gleipner. III
Snnningtale, los; Hindoostan. los; Mcnomoy.
rs; Lucins. no
'ApFentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15

The tournament committee Of the
Columbia Country Club announces the
pafrings for the qualification round at
eighteen holes. medal play. for the
annual fall golf tournament starting
tomorrow. Match play at eighteen
holes win follow on Friday and Sat
urday.
The winner of the tournament will
have his name inscribed upon the
handsome Wardman trophy and in
addition win be given a replica of that
cup. The runner-up In all sixteens as
wen as the winners of the other six
teens and defeated eights will also be
awarded prizes.>
The winner OF the low gross score
Qualifying round and the winners Of
the low net and second low net scores
win also be given prizes. In its cir
cuiar announcing the conditions Of
play. the committee reserves the right
to disdualify any contestant who is
not ready to play at the time assigned
him. No matches or pla$ of any kind
except the semifinals and finals viii be
permitted on the course on Saturday,
October Is. One hundred and thirty
two golfers will be Off in the qualify
ing rounds. The pairings follow:
PARINGS FOR GOLF TOURNAMENT
s0 AM. Il LApham Columbia Country
u ib,. vs. II. II Patten tunattsched,. 800
J. B. Morris (kirkside Golf Club. VS.. e. c.
Van Lcr columbia Country Oub) $40
Morven Thompson (Chevy Chase Club, vs. r.
b Pyle Columbia Country Club. s:l5-J W,
Turner washington Country Ciug) vs. Dr. J.
Mcbride Sdrrett tChevy Chase Club sD-
s. p. Thompson COLUMBIA Country Club. vs.
J. II. Hanna Columbia Country Clnb) s5-
ID. T. McCornb columbia Country Cub vs.
q. M Mcclellan columbia Cbuntry Club).
90-W. ]. Hoover COLUMBIA Country Club
vs. Wanen G. Eynon Columbia Ousmtry Club,
93S-W. h. Carr COLUMBIA Country Oub) VA
Cbas III. Oehm .unattached). sa0-Fred swim
deu Columbia Country Club vs. J. ]. Hen
dcrson Columbia Country Club sS-E. @.
Robinson COLUMBIA Country Club, vs. Tho.
Weldon columbia Country Club e0,Jpo.
G. Davidson Columbia Country Club vs. ].
Parmlee Paret CPiung Rock. 95-wm G.
Hill Columbia Country Club, vs. A. p Reeves
columbia Country Club.
1000 - Robinson White (Cnhunhia Opuutry
Cub. VS.. VIM W. Price tColumbia Country
Cub. lodb-H. F. Clark (Kirksde Golf Club,
vs.. Herman Stahr (Kirkside Golf Club
lo:l0-Chas II. Orme COLUMBIA Country Cub
vs. e J. Ome columbia Country Cub. lo:ls
f. O. Gott Columbia Country Club. va
o. J. DeMoli COLUMBIA Country Club, IoD-
NJ d. Stevenson columbia Country Cub Va
Gardener p. Orme Columbia Country Club.
l0=5-H. King Cornwel columbia Country
Club, vs.. r. S. Appseman Columbia Country
Club. lo:D-John A. Kratz COLUMBIA Coun-
try Club, ". C. Z Stewart Columbia Country
Club. o:b-Hngh Mackenzie tColumhia Coun-
try Onb. u. r Lodge Hill columbia Coun-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
STATE PREPARES FOR
WEST VIRGINIA TEAM

MARYLAND State goes to play the
University of West Virginia Satur-
dav one of the hardest games on
its schedule. Coach Byrd is put
ting his team through scrimmages
every afternoon to point it up for
this contest.
The following Saturday state
will tackle Virginia POLYTECHNIC
Institute in Washington. which
means that the fans will have two
chances to see this famous comol-
nation in action. V. P. l. will n"
doubt be given a severe test when
il tackles Georgetown. The Teen
team will be forced to come back in
a week with a punch in order to
make itself felt in the South At
Iantic title with state.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
POWER, ACTIVITY, IS
COMBINATION THAT
MAKES STAR TACKLE
By WALTER CAMP
(Most Famous Football Coach.)

A tackles greatest asset is power
combined with activity. He should
have the ability to carry an interferer
back and slam him into the runner
He should be ever alert to hurry a
forward pass and still not let the
runner fool him. He must never be
drawn into fakes. He should fight in
reference and smash it-stilI keeping
his feet if possible and when finally
going down, he should grab all the
legs in sight. and hold on.
A tackle should always be a two
handed fighter on defense and on Of
fense have a cleanup charge.
On offense, the tackle should remem-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
A.; & N. PREP TEAM
WILL BATTLE TOME

After three weeks preparation the
Army and Navy Prep eleven will open
the season this coming Saturday, when
they will journey to Port Deposit. Nd.
to measure strength against the heavy
Tome team. Under the careful tutel-
age Of Coach Frank Newberry the
local eleven has developed speed.
which they hope will be sufficient to
offset the advantage which the Mary
land boys will undoubtedly have IN
weight.
Playing on the local eleven are three
former representatives OF Centrai
High School-Brawner, Conger ana
Power. These boys. together with
Perkins and Carson. who are the lead
ing contenders in the fight for the
backield positions. are counted upon
for some powerful offensive work.
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G.. w. u. TO REVIVE
ACTIVITIES IN
ATHLETIC LINES

The complete resumption Of stodeut
activities at George Washington Cni-
versity has been authorized by the
board OF trustees OF the institutior|
following the inauguration Of a volUn
tsry tax plan for the support OF thf
activities.
Under the boards authorization ths|
university viii organize a baslSetha
team and a debating team at once.
Tennis and inter-claSs baseball tean1sl
will be formed next spring. Ther1|
is a slim possibility that football VIII
he revived next fall.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
AMATEUR BOXERS
READY FOR TRIP

New York. oct. H.-AshtNn Donza'
New Orleans National II" pound anna
teur boxing champion: Frank CASSIDY
New York former title holder in the
1876 pound class and Jack Burke Phlla-
delphia, in the lightweight class. VIII
carry the colors of the United states
into the amateur boxing contests next
month with Denmark. Norway ana
Sweden.
The trio survived the elimination
contests held last night
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
LORD BRIGHTON
TAKES FEATURE
OF LAUREL CARD

Lord Brighton. s. c. Hildreth's
good 3-year-oid, showed his heels to
Carpet Sweeper and Jack Stuart in
the feature race at Laurel yesterday
afternoon to win over the mile and
one-sixteenth route by several lengths.
Outside OF this race there were no
outstanding features, but close fin
ishes were in order in each OF the
seven races and the mudlarks pro-
vided an enjoyable afternoons sport.
H. P. Whitney's Cobwebs. a good
2-year-old which had not been out
for several months. demonstrated his
class when he romped past the
judges stand several seconds before
Limerick Lass and Lucie May.
An exciting event was provided in
the second race when six steeple-
chasers went over the hops for a
little longer route than usual. 1t
looked as il A. ]. Davis Northwood
would account for this event. but in
the final stages he was easily passed
by Bob Redfield and then threw up
what chance he had left by refusing
to take the last fence.
The talent went wrong in the sixth
race. when they heavily backed
" "lludH u Utdl MS
Choice. from the Ross stable. CIev-
erIy ridden by Jockey Sande. His
Choice easily disposed of all opposi-
ton in the stretch run. The sum-
mary:
FIRST RACES, furionss: Cobweb. lis
tAmbrosel 40. go. 40: Lucie MAY. l8
Corey. 40, 30: Limerick Lass. liO Rice.
so. Time. 10 Is Oceanna, Bryn Hill also
ran.
SECOND RACE-About two miles: Bob Red
field. lS tWilliams), I'D, $50. 500; MAI Mead
ows. l43 (Byersl. 45. 20; Stucco. LIS CHinesl,
100 Time. 4.57. Smithheld Norwood also ran.
THIRD RACE-Mile: Master Bill. IS tCAIla,
ham. 40. 40. go; Duke John. liz (Thurberl
80. $50; Rockaree. s. (ColtilettD. $50 Time.
1:t5 "A War Smoke. W. Ward. Kennecott. War
Plume, War Club also ran.
FOURTH RACE-MIe and sixteenth
Lord Brighton, Ill Fstorl. SD, out, out, +; Jack
los tSandcI, out Time. o. Only three start,
eTs
FIFTH RACE-MiIe and one-siIteenth: Dot,
tic Vandiver IS tColtiletti, $50. s7U 80;
sibola. lo (Fstorl 40. $50; Handful. 10
tCsrsweID, so. Time, 49, Padua, Little Cote
Betsy. Joan of Arc. Gally Head. Pulaski also
ran.
SIXTH RACE Six f,ulongs: His Choice ia
tsandel, 1000. 80. 90; Wild Air. liz Am.
broSel $40. 30: Kallipolis, ll6 (COrey). 2D
Time. 81 IS. Ireland. Court Fool, Franc 1ir
cur also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one sixteenth
Wood Violet, lie tBelD. TO- CD. 4ls; Little
Cottage 10 tssndel, go 80; Dorcas l0
Hamiitnul. 40. Time. 1925 Romeo, Fir.
ing Line. Mormon Elder. King John also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-15
ARRANGES BIG
FOOTBALL PROGRAM

New York. Oct 14.-American
battleships along the Atlantic Coast
line have completed arrangements
Tor more prctcntious football sea-
son this year than ever before was
attempted by the army or the navy
The championship of Norfolk.
Philadelphia New York and Boston
navy yards will be decided on the
elimination basis. with the final
game for the championship OF tho
Atlantic Fleet to be played on iho
Polo Grounds. November 20.