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The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-For eyear-olds; six furIonrs
hack Home. loo; Linkboy, l06: Little One lOs:
Goidine. lis; Col. Murphy. l05; Who Cares lIs;
Rockaree. los: American Boy, Ill; Bibbler llo;
Drusila. los: Sesa Mine. 80: Ireland. Ill. Miss
Homer. lel; Buck Thorn II. III: Sadie d, lo3
SECOND RACE-For 3yearolds and up: six
furlougs: Tordnsto II. Ito; Bsgnorock. 10; Ne
brasSa. lis; Peaceful Star, lis: George Clark,
lis: Catoctin. ITO; General, Ils; Planterede 10:
Louise. III; Prizeur. lr: Balarosa. ITO; Jutland,
lis: Encore. lis; st. Quentin. rs; Ina MAY. I9
THIRD RACE-For 3yesr-olds and up; one
mile: Mad Halter. III: Royce Rools, ll2 Brides
man, lc2: Arrah Go On. lOs: Tppity witchet,
los: The Porter. IT; Bonifsce. 100: Slippery
Elm. e; Aeochares. III: Midnight Sun. 81.
FOURTH RACE-For 2year- r-o'ds: six fur
longs: Bulls Eye. lis; Mildred. lOJ: Sea Sim
neE. lOe Grayson, lcs; Tattle, los; Ardito, los.
FIFTH RACE-For 3-yesr-olds and up; mile
and one-sixteenth: vigiiante, ll2; Marie Con.
nell lO7: Pokey b, lo5: War Plume, ITO; Bar
Coy. lHs; Jack Dawson. l0s; Goblet. lis; Legacy,
los
SIXTH RACE--For syear-olds and up: mi'e
Mint Cat. lOi; Elected IL. fOe: Wood Violet.
lG: Hong Kong. l0i; Waukeag, Ice: Mr'icra.
IOi; Frizeur. l0l; sylvano. 90: Kimpalong. 80;
Frogtown. le4; Hudas Brothers, 81; Searchliyht.
Ill. lc5: War Smoke. lo4; The Belgian II. 10:
The Decision. los.
SEVENTH RAcE-For S-year-oIds AID up;
mile and one-sixteenth: Sophia Gatew,oi. Ie4;
wodan. liz: Sister Emblem. liz: Bogart, iC7:
Encore. l0; Luther. il2; Arbitrator, l.e: Pa
dua. loi: Mannchen. lG: Romeo. ITO; Nolan.
cholia, Ia; His Nibs. liz: Poacher, us; J.ord
Her,ert, l7: Mormon Elder ITO.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sx furlOngs: Blue Paradise.
lO4 Paup. 400. 2eo 80; Enmity. lo3 CTtumpl.
$50 3.l0 Merry Princess. lis tRobinsonl. $50.
Time. l:l3 25. Zuleika. Kewpie O'Neil and
Drckmate asO rap.
SECOND RACE-Fye and a half furlopgs:
Dresden. IL ~ arlington 40, 80. SO Diana
Ill Howard. SO. SO: Second Cousin. l0j
tHanoveri. lS.n. Time. 0s So Meg. Hidden
Talent. Cast. Tony. Move On. Perfect LADY.
Don "a Roma -F1edglihg, Pewahee and Tom
Logan also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six f,Iriongs: Hidden Jewel.
% Boyle. Ii7o. $50. $50; Lady Fairplay. lO7
CThmber). $50. SO; Applejack. IS Niuntzl.
30. Time. l:H Vision. Sam Reh Belle of
Elizabeth. Allah, vuitanius. Sweeping Glance.
vansylvia, Savo, Counterbalance and Bagpiper
also ran.
Uunsfordl. $50. 80. 223; Mimic II. I2i
CMuutzl. 80 2sO: Buford, 1os (Poolel. 80.
Time, l.52 S5. Polka Dot and Manager Wait
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile: Busy Signal, IG9
uyke). 2o3o go. $50; Prince Pal. liz lHow
srdl, i50 go; OrlOSa, 100 tCanfeldl. 10
Time, 40 Frank W.. The Swimmer, Mar
jOrc Hynes Peace Pennant, Metem. Mysterious
Girl. Alula. Eyes Of Youth, Lorraine. Star
vies. Lady MOuntjoy. Angon. Kindurn and
Makeup also ran.
SIXTH RACE--Six furlonss: Win, 50
(BoyleI. g 10. lI.se. $50: High Cost. III How
ard. $40. 40; Co. Taylor, l0s Murray. $50
Topcoat also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and three -sixteenths: ::
Dahahiah H.. 100 tCanfeld), l7.i0. $50. 40:
Hondo. ll2 u,yke). 40. so; Bryn Limah, l07
(Bcyle), $50 Time 201 Is. III Rey Wood
Thrush. Aztec and Mountain Rose ii. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs: Faison Dore,
lol Fatof). 80. so. $40; Glen Light, Ill
(!imbrose). 49, 40; Master Bill, lol Gala
har. 40. Time, LIS rs The Wit. Kirall
Nancy Ann, Smite, Precious Pearl. Slick I'd
and Enrico CarIso also ran.
SECOND RACE-About two miles: War
Lock. H7 CrswfordD, $40. 30. 2N: Toppy
Nix. l3s ((Greene). 40. 40: Flash. is Ken-
nedyI. 30 Tine. 400 rs. Quelbouheru. Louis
Opfer, Florence X. and Jaybird also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile: Sister Emblem.
los callahan, $50. 44o. SO; Romeo l0I
(Hamilton). 40. $50: Handful, l0s (CarswelD,
2ln Time. l:tS 2-5 Hula's Brother. Perigour-
dine. Csrital City. Mormon Elder and The
Belgian II. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile: The Porter. l23
20 BrienI, 10: so. 500; Billy Kelly. lis
n1oftts). ioo SD: sunbrisr. l23 Kelsey. 500.
Time, / n. Lnculiite, On Watch and Fairy
Wand also ran. ~
FIFTH RACB-sx fnrlongs: Slippery Elm,
ss tCoieoietti) q 00. 80. out; Tippity witchet.
loe tPierce). 40; Royce Roofs. los iHsmiiton).
out. Time. l:l3 50. Csmoufleur also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and frIriong: Wood
Violet. ll3 (Beib, 40. 500. 20; Little Cot
tage, l2l uoftus,, 5.oo. 40: Iuther. liz CRicel,
go. Time. l:5s Is. Glasstoi. Bsrcos. Puts
ard Calls also ran. ~
SEVENTH RACE One Mile: Msl,olis. I0a
tIisrpel. CO.. cat: \. X. Bcal. lis (Keiperj
epi .Mc!cimahs Folly. lO5 tFatos). out Time.
a5 ?. Three aarterA
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
LOSES TO DETROIT is TO 13--V P DEFEATS STATE TO
.pANTHERS TRIM
GEORGIA TEAM
Golden Tornado Goes Down
Before Warmers Pitts
burg Eleven 10 to 6.

Pittsburg, Oct. 25.-Warner's Pitts
burg Panthers dug their claws into
Georgia Tech on Forbes Field this
afternoon and brought the Smoky City
students up from the depths of de-
spair with a 16-to-6 victory over the
Southerners.
The greatest crowd that ever wit
messed a game in this district jammed
into the park and urged the Panthers
to retrieve some of the laurels lost
last Saturday to Syracuse. The White
and Yellow of the Dixie warriors
blended harmoniously with the Gold
and Blue of Pitt. An airplane SCARED
over the park and showered the field
with the colors of Georgia Tech.
Pitt Won the toss and received the
kickoff. Flowers started the game by
booting to Davies on the goal line.
Dawes ran the ball back 9 yards. and
then made another gain. Tech was
penalized 10 yards for holding. Hast
ings made slight gain through the
line. and from the S0-yard line Davies
forward passed to Dehart over the
goal line for a touchdown. Hastings
then made the score 10 when he
X 'cked goal.
In the second quarter Tech tight
sned. but lost considerable in penal
ties. Tech was forced to kick from
behind her goal line twice. and by a
series of line plunges and end runs
Pitt carried the ball on the Southern
ers' 25-yard line. On the next play
Hastings dropped back and kicked a
O.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
REX CLUBMEN PLAY
McDONOUGH TEAM

The Rex a. 9 football team will
battle the McDonough eleven. Of Bal
timore. Md. this afternoon at Union
League Park at O'Clock
The Baltimoreans are one OF the
strongest independent clubs in the
Monumental City. snd will bring over
a strong club to play the clubmen
in this contest. Capt. Brandau, who
plays half back. is one of the best
of the visitors. The
McDonoughs have played three games
to date. winning from McDonough
School. losing TO Maryland College
and defeating the Monticello eleven.
The lineup:
McDonough-Gray right end: Brew
er. right tackle; Bayly. right guard:
McBurncy. center: Shaw, left guard !.
Berg. left tackle: Bonhage left end .
Greason. quarter back: Brandau.
right half: Aschemeier. left half:
RohrbauEh. full hack. Rex A C
Gainey, right end; W. l.. Mcdonald.
right tackle: Mcclure. right guard: /:
Vernstein. center: Bombrest. left
guard; Litkus. left tackle; Montgom-
cry. left end: Blair. quarter back:
Cranston. right half: Tanning. left
half. and Geibel. full back.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Mile and 20 yards: Tan H..
Ill tkummerl. IL TO 5. even. To ;: IndisCTe
tion. % Dugganl, ) to !. S to 5; Kohino0r. 10
tButwclh. to s. Time. | rs Hohokus. Frank
Waters. Zinnia. Northern Belle and Jack
OD1rd also ran
SECOND RACE-One mile: David HarIm.
is tNyTs'. To 5. to .. out; Pilgrim. lO9
BuXton,. to ). out: Northvard. 100 lZoellcri
ont. Time. IT. Pilgrim and Northward were
"Nu led. Bif Barg. Ira Wilson and Inciners-
tor alsr ran.
THIRD RACE-Ab1ut six furIongs: Ultima
Thule. 10 (Hsynesl. 10 5. to lG. to 3:
Atncld, l22 Butweln. to ?. to 5; Ksshmir
l09 (McCabe). to 5 Time. I:l0 35 Mas,la,
Bill Mc 10y and FrIitcake also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and a quarter:
Star Master. rs (Kummer), II to 20. uut {:
BlairRoWre. eS tZoellerl. 6 to l. TO |: War
Machine s5 tWerner'. TO s. Time. 80 l-5
Recount and SalEestra also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and 20 Yards: Tiger
Rcse. q DugEsnl. % 10 |, to l. tn |:
Mis- knIter. 100 IWernerl. to l. 10 ):
Barn.. lS Myers. ont. Time. la Miss
BrHn. Smnyland. LADY Ward. Umbala, Susan
NJ and Favour also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mile and 20 yards: Bette
Bun. lOS fMountainl. u I" 10. } to s. to ;:
ASfeilsk. s tWenerb. 5 to .. 6 to S: PuiIu
lt3 0arrnin. even. Time. l:H 25. Hndoo-
stan. Dshinda. Tetley and Day Due also ran
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
SKATERS LOSE
TO Tech TEAM
Generalship Of Virginia
Quarterback Helps De
feat Maryland State.

Virginia PoIytechnic Institute eley-
en-. on a muddy field. by better ven
eralship in it's nrst clash with Mary
land State yesterday defeated the
home folks at Union League Park IN
the final period Of play. 6 TO 0.
Both teams gained about ne SAND
number OF yards by rushing the ball
and State had slightly the better %
u in the kicking line. but when IL
came to the aerial route. the W.
einians had the edge II was q for
ward pass at tie end Of the third
period that paved the way for the
only touchdown Registered during the
game. Lancaster. the stocky Iitus
Quarter back OF V. p. l., used rare
judgment in picking his plays. but
the slippery footing made ft din
cult for the runners to hold their
feet.
In the third period Lancaster threw
forward pass into the hands OF
J. Hsrdwick. who Travelled 20 yards
before he was dovned and PLACED
the bali on States 4-yard line. Lam
caster shot a play into the line with
Pussy" Reed carrying the ball
across the line for the touchdown.
Crisp failed 90 kick the goal.
The bali seesswed up and down
the field as. after trying a play. the
teams would resort to the kicking
game, which kent the pigsl1in In the
air a great art OF the time. The
tine-tlp.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Virginia Polytechnic Institute &.
Maryland State 0.
Detroit l6. Georgetown l3.
Harvard A.. Virginia o.
Trinity 20. Worcester Tech :.
Lehigh 16. Carnegie Tech y
Harvard Freshmen "A. Exeter l.
Columbia 9. Amherst Z.
Yale Freshmen 81. Andover ACa-
DENY 0.
Dartmouth 3. Cornell ..
Colgate I. Princeton o.
Brown 20. Norwich Q.
Pittsburg IL. Georgia Tech d.
Yale 81. Tufts o.
University of Pennsylvania 81. La
Fayette 0.
Army L.. Boston College q
Navy Academy p. Bucknell g
Washington and jefferson l;. Syra-
Cuse 0.
Holy Cross "a. Connecticut Aegies o.
Trinity %. Worcester Tech q.
New York University .. Rensselaer,
Poly o.
Wesleyan 4. Union o.
Stevens 81. Rhode Island State >
West Virginia 60. Bethany O.
Wisconsin II. Illinois 10.
Kansas o. Ames 0.
Marquette 0. Creighton 0.
Iowa Q. Minnesota 8.
Ohio II. Michigan 3
Knox 81. Illinois College o.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
WAGNER
GIVES DECISION
Grants Injunction to New
York Club in Carl
Mays Case.

New York. Oct. 2J.-JustiCe Wagner
in the Supreme Court granted an in
junction to the New York American
League club preventing Ban Johnson
president of the American League,
from carrying out his disciplinary
measures against Pitcher Carl Mays.
While the decision did not make
permanent the temporary injunction
as sought b. the Yankees. it will
remain in effect until settlement If
the suit against johnson and the
owners Of the st. Louis and Cleve-
land ball clubs instituted by the Yam
kee owners at the same time the ap-
plication for the injunction was filed.
In concluding his decision. Justice
Wagner, referring to the act of John
son in suspending Mays. said: His
act was not fortified with that per-
feet appreciation OF facts which
evinces a desir" to do equity TO all
pa rites concerned"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

Oglcthorpe. ~: Mercer. 0.
Georgia. 16; Florida. o.
Tennessee. o: Clemson. II.
Vanderbilt. T3: Auburn. 6.
V. NJ. l., IA; Davidson. :
Swarthmore. 20; Johns Hopkins. G..
Penn State. 4S: Ursinus. Z.
+. NJ. C.. II; ST. Johns, IA.
Muhlenburg, Is: Catholic Univer-
sity. 0.
Stanford. IA; Oregon AgEies. 6.
Haverford. Il: Delaware. 0.
". A. C.. %; Depauw, 0.
Chicago. Al: Northwestern. O.
Nebraska. Z: Oklahoma. :.
Haskell. 20: Kansas Wesleyan. .
Washington, l3; Grinnell. 0.
Missouri. ;: Drake. ..
Washington State College. L.
University of California. o.
Colorado College. IA: Colorado
University. II.
Denver University. 6: University
of Wyoming. 81.
Colorado School Of Mines. 0: New
Mexico University. ..
Bowdoin. 30: Colby. o.
Rutgers. IA: New York Aggies. O.
New Orleans: Tulane. %. Missis-
sippi. y
Charleston: Citadel. T.. South Car
olina Presbyterian College. :.
Se~anee: Kentucky State, 6.
S.wanee. o.
Shreveport: state. II; Arkansas. .,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
WALTER REED BOYS
WILL SEE REX GAME

Several hundred soldiers from Wal
ter Reed Hospital will he the guests
OF the Rex Athletic Club on Sunday.
when the football eleven representing
the Northeast Club and the fast Nc
DOnough Athletic Clubs team. OF Bal
timore. Md. will battle at Union Park
Fifteenth and n streets northeast at
r. IN. II is the plan of the man
agement to have these boys out at
each game and they are looking for
ward 10 a biz time on Sunday The
cIubmen practice today AT 80 r. m.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
BUCKNELL LOSES TO
MDDIES' FAST TEAM

Annapolis. Md. Oct. 25.-Thc Ma
val Academy won from Bucknell
here this afternoon by 81 to 6. the
game being good exhibition Of
football throughout with occasional
thrills Of the finest kind. with its
strongest hackfield, the Midshipmen
gained steadily on plays through
tackle and to its sIoe. but it was
changed in the first quarter and it
was not until the final period that
the new combination really got to-
gether. In the third period, Buck
rcll scored on two plays Of the
spectacular order. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
HOPPE RETAINS HIS
BILLIARD CHAMPSHIP

New York. Oct .. william p
Hoppe retained the national billiard
championship here tonight by defeat
ing Jake Schaeffer 40 10 214 in the
final match OF the 49, bsIk line cham
pionship tournament. Hopes aver
age was Is a.. with a high run Of 6s.
In the afternoon match Ora Morn
ingstar defeated Koji Yamsda by a
score Of 900 TO et1.
Welkcr Cochran and MorninEstzr
finished in a tie for second place: !:
Schaeffer finished fourth: Yamsda and
Sutton were tied for nth place. and
SIosson finished seventh. Schaeffer
and Hoppe held the tournament :
record high average of 30. while Coch-
ran made a new worlds record high
run of 3s5.
Hoppe won the championship fifteen
years ago from Maurice VignaUK in
Paris. He was then IS years old.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
C. U. DEFEATED
IN HARD GAME
Brooklanders Lose After
Game Battle With Muh-
lenberg Team.

Allentown, Penn. Oct. 25-In a
clean and well-fought game on Muh-
lenberg Field. full of thrills. this aft
ernuun. the Muhlenberg football team
defeated Catholic University. Of
Washington. d. C. 13 to 0.
The battle was all the more credit
able TO the visitors because they are
Il Young and new team and only as
sembled this season. since Catholic
University had no football since 1916
on account of she war.
Tn" visitors. while game enough.
showed lack of condition, and Coach
Tom Tracy was compelled to put into
the game every one of the squad he
brought along.
The line up:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
SYRACUSE DEFEATED
BY w. AND ]. ELEVEN

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Oct. 25.-Syracuse
was unable To overcome the Drawn
incton and Jefferson team here today
and lost the game. in which old-fash-
ioncd lire buckIng football predomi-
mated. Is to y.
The contest was devoid of sensa-
tionaI plays. but double forward
passes were used without success by
hoth sides. Erickson andE Ellison did
stellar service for W. and j.. while
Ackley, Syracuse's star punter. and
Ewing were the locals stars
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
FRANKLIN ELLIS WINS
PRESIDENTS CUP

Franklin II. Ellis yesterday won the
Presidents Cup" event at the Chevy
Chase Club when he defeated DIR. A.
Y. I. Garnett. : UP and l, in the final
round. They finished all-even on the
first eighteen holes and the handicaps
made seven additional necessary.
Ellis gaining his margin on the extra
holes.
In the semi-hnals. played in the
morning. Ellis defeated C. T. Osburn,
while Garnett's opponent was T. A.
Claytor.
Match play in the Liberty Cup
event will start at the club on We'd
neSday. thirty-two qualifying One
round will be played each day until
Saturday when the event will end with
the semi-tinals in the morning and
the finals on the afternoons card.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
HARVARD'S BIG TEAM
STOPS VIRGINIANS

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 25.-Har-
vaId's superior weight and tactics
played havoc with Virginia in the con-
test here today when the Crimson de-
fea ted the squad from the Old Do
minion State by score of n to 0.
4. Horween. fun back. and Murray
quarter back. did most of the scoring
for the Crimson. the former making
the first touchdown. Murray failed
to kick the goal. Horween followed
with another touchdown after making
a 32-yard run to Virginia's half-yard
line. Murray kicked the goal.
In the second quarter Murray made
touchdown. kicking his own goal.
while in the third period Church ran
% yards for another touchdown and
kicked the goal
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
ARMY ELEVEN WINS
FROM BOSTON COLLEGE

West Point. y. Y. Oct cI.-Boston
College. crippled from their winning
game last Saturday with Yale. was
downed here this afternoon by the
Army, Is to q.
Prince Leopold OF Belgium was a
spectator and Was just As jubilant
over the victory as the Cadets:
The result was surprise at the
Hudson River Academy. The WA y
showing of the colIcgians was mar
vel TO tho Cadets. who had reconciIed
Themselves to a defeat from the con-
querors of Yale
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
To Confer About Race.

London. Oct. 25.-Sir Thomas Upton,
owner of the Shamrock w. and re-
cent challenger for the America
Yacht Cup. was to sail today on the
steamer Carmania for New York. II
will return after completing some
business and comforting with the New
York Yacht Club about the cup race.
There is difficulty in di 'cusSi g
full plans at the present time. AL
though I have not received formal ac-
Ceptance of the challenge, have
every reason to believe the race viii
take place next summer. I don't an
ticipate any hitch in the plans as the
challenge is just a renewal of one In
1914 and / know American yachtsmen
to be as anxious for a race as my
self"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Williams Wins Easily.

Williamstowu. Mass. Oct. g
Crashing through their defense for
numerous gains. the Williams COLLEGE
eleven easily defeated the Hamilton
College team. 10 TO q. here this af-
ternOon.
The playing of Capt. Boynton. OF
Williams. featured the game. He
made a @S-yard run for a touchdown
and kicked goal.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
COLGATE BEATS
TIGER eleven
Princeton Loses Another
Chance for Intercollegii-
ate Football Honors.

Princeton. N. J.. Oct. q. - Colgate
added another victory TO its bid for
the Eastern intercollegiate football
championship this afternoon by de-
feating Princeton to o.
The game was one of the hardest
fought and most spectacular seen on
an Eastern gridiron this year. the 30
600 spectators being kept on their feet
most Of the time by the sensational
work of the rival teams.
The only score came in the third
period when Watkins caught a for
ward pass from Anderson on the
Tigers 10-yard line and went over for
a touchdown. West kicked goal Trim
ble raced 20 yards through a broken
field in the last period for a touch
down. but the score was disallowed
because Princeton was or-side. The
lineup:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Penn Defeats LAFAYETTE.

Philadelphia. Oct. 25.-Before % OOl
people at Franklin Field today Penn
defeated Lafayette % to 0. Gen.
March was the guest of honor and
sat on the Lafayette side of the field.
In the first half Lafayette played a
strong game and held Penn to one
field goal made by Capt. Bell from
the 43-yard line near the end Of the
first quarter.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
BROWN FINDS EASY
GOING WITH NORWICH

Providence. r. l.. Oct. 25.-Brown
defeated Norwich here today in a
ragged game. which resulted in a
score of 20 to in favor of the
Bruin squad.
Schubert made touchdown in
the first quarter, and repeated the
performance in the last quarter.
Body also went across for a touch
down in the last period Browns
line plunging featured the game.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Dartmouth Trims Cornell.

New York. oct 2S.-Dartmouth tri-
umphed over Cornell in a stubbornly
fought game here this afternoon hy
score of to q
The hiE Red eleven OF Speedy Rush
put up = game fight that held the
husky Dartmouth Sridders scoreIess
in the first half
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Final Rounds Finished.

Atlantic City. y. -. Oct ED
ward c. Clarey. of the Bala Club,
Philadelphia. this afternoon won the
finals of the Atlantic City Country
Clubs golf tournament by defeating
G. l. Maxwell. of Trenton. 3 up and
; to go. at IS holes. Clarey. who
was an officer in the A. F. F.. gave
Francis Ouimet hard game in the
national championship tournament
last August, in Pittsburg.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Proal Defeats Ranney.

Clifton. Staten Island. Oct. 25.-Pierre
Proal. of Red Bank. y. J.. this after
loOn won the annual golf Champion
hip tournament of the New York Attn
etic Club on the FoXhill Clubs course
~ dctea ting A. +. Ranney. of Green
%ich. Conn. up. to 20 at IS holes
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Yale Wins From Tufts.

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 2I.-NatC
came back to life in the bowl this af-
ternoon and scored an easy victory
over Tufts by score Of 81 to 0. Herb
kemp;On, who ran the team from
in place OF La Roche. was
the bright star of the game. He made
two touchdowns and was mixed up
in almost every play on the offense
and defense.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26

TOrchsh"Nns-Lauer. McsseI. H. Sullivan Leigh
Y RefeTPe-Lane iNichl Umrirr-Lawton
iNicht Fed iu,rge-CCrbett Mich Head
tDetruitl Goals from
t"uchiOvns-Nos-. Mslonsy Goals from tr.I~'l-
5wn misssd-Nuss. MaIoHey. Field goaI-Lsrer
S-yard lin SuEStitutiOuS: Detroit -G,Crr,I. fCr
LGkin; Loving for FitzlsrS'd Leizhty fo- Low
ing. Kane for LaueT: HoSen for NOss. George-
Own-Syeeney Tor AheTn: GOmsrt,x for pu-
tack: OCOnnell for Sweeney. Ans!ersrn for
Wirts. Fsrrel for OConneI. ]. SuTIivan fer Ma
Onry: Les-y for Leighty: Bu 'l,i.y for Iirer.
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Referee-Maurice University OF Pennsylvania.
Cmpire-Carl Williams University of Pennsyl
vanial. Head lnrsman-W. q. Stevenson war
Department). Time Of quarters-Fifteen min
utes TCuchdowns: Naval Academy -Koehler
e, Derfeld. Bucknell-Dent Goals from
touchdown: Naval ACadcmy-king t3). Buck
nell-kostoh missed one. SulIStitutions: Naval
Academy Koehler for Afford; Rawlings for
Clark: Dole for Benoist; Lowe for PsT: Me
meir for Moore: Graves for Woodruff. Buck
nell-Homan for Morgan.
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snhstituteS: Webster for Laird. Harvey for
Williams, Thomas for Callahan. Moran for
DcktnsOn. DickinSou for Morgan
Touchdown: Watkins
Goal from touchdown: West
Referee. Reid. TmpiIc. Lanefurd. nrsd
hnesmsn. Hatch Fied judge E1erie
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SutEtitutions-y. r. J.: Tilsnn for Armsrons.
Farmer for shSneT. CHAIRMAN fT McOnukey.
McCouker for Chairman. KDneEhk for Mccain
StAte: Move for Bdei. BAILEY for Myers. Smith
fnr Sullivan. Edel for Msckert. GrOres for
knode. Bagnuci for Bsrral. Gilbert for Busley.
Macker for MscIgnnsld
TusIchdoWn. Redd
Goals from tOuchdowus missed. Crisp
Referre. Mr Morsc fClsrSsnn). Umpare. Mr..
Maeofin fMidIigsnA Head liBeznSn. Mr. Bat
teTshy tSwArthmorel. Time Of perlOds. fifteen
minutez zach
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SubstitutiOus: PittsbIrg. A. Brennan for
Hastings. Brown for CHM. Laughran for De-l
haIt. kratzert for MesnOr. Asclmsn for
MPFVis.
Georgia Tech. Ferst for BaTTOl MCDOnOugh
for Gull. Caviar for Harlan. PTuitt fer station.
T0ucitdOWns: Dehart. Hastings. Harlan.
GHals from touchdown: Hastings /
Missed goals fran toUchdowns: Hastings and
FinCher.
Field gual: Davies q Yards
The Washington herald., 1919-10-26
Aviators to Meet Mohawks.

The Boiling Field aviators eleven
SiiI play the Mohawks this afternoon
IT Rolling Field at 3 o'clock This
will be hard battle as the teams
IRE about evenly matched