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The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
LAUREL RESULTS

First Rsce-Good Hope, 1l5 tIohnsonl,
$50. SO. 800: Silver Springs. ll5 But
weIn, 4s0. 40: KinetiC. IL Wulul"ttti
80. Time. :OS A.. Also ran: Salesman,
sGenpraI Ngr' monte. G'a.'- " -~'7
Rlact TOP. Curl, Vera wo, d, 'Chinnie Walsh
'Field.
Second Race-Zouave. III ,Callahanl. $50,
4 40, $40: Sandy Mac, los tCnltllettt', lo-23,
800; King Agrippa. H. tButweHi, $50.
Time. 1:4T 80. Also ran: Mu>ket Court
Fool lie DinOsaurp. Piedra, Beauty Sleep.
Third Race-'Billy Kelly. l30 ,Butw"lll,
40 40, 10: Panoply. lloNtColtiletul q,
$50 $50: Motor Cop. ia NOLAN. 10.
Time. l:l8 Also ran: Eddie Rickenhacher,
Charlie SUNNY. Penrose, Sandy Beal 'Biily
Kelly and Motor Cop coupled.
Fourth Race-Bridesman. ZIG tCallahanl
80. $50. 80; LeochHreS. ll6 tButwclll. l.
:. 70. .. 10; Milkmaid, ll3 lShuttingerl. = 70.
Time. l:46 30. Also ran: King John, Fher,
Chief and Rapid Traveller.
Fifth Race-'Little Ed. ll2 jHunti. 1910,
1. 40, 800. sun Rose. 90 Jarvisl. 40. $50;
Pawnae II, 100 CHarbornl. 9.ln. Time,
LAG A.. Also ran: Wilfreda. Franc Tireur.
SearchIight Ill. Betsy, 'Pergourdine, Ira
Wilson, Orpnzo and Jose de Wales. 'Field.
Sixth Race-widow Bedotte. 100 iheoehl,
4.a0. $50, 2.GO: Paddy Dear. lo5 tAllenl ,
1910. TO: KaIlipoIis. 81 Woodstock, 30.
Time. l:4S 3-5. Also ran: Link Boy NlVe
Nrt;ee. Archie Alexander and Sunny Hill.
Seventh Race-Dr. Clark. li'N iheoshl ,
50 go, go: DIR. Joe. Ill tButwell), $50,
90; Mock Orange. 30 tAlleni, $50. Time,
40 3-5. Also ran: Boniface and CamOu-
heur.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First Race-Quecreek, 10 Mooney. to
/ l to . / to !: Dernier Sou. los tRohin-
sonl, l to s. out; tPavia, lO4 CPonceD, to
:. Time, lila 2-5. tJesava and Pouch also
ran. Mavoureen second but disqualified Tor
foul tSanford entry.
Second Race-Armistice, ia tPoncei, 70
., to 3. to .; American Soldier loi
CMooneyD, . to 1, 4 to :; LegaEiois' IN
IDaviesl. to 5. Time, l:42 -. Locust
Leaves Lola and Titanium also ran.
Third Raoe-Thunderstorm, l2S LEnsorl'
to 5. / to 4, out; Cromwell. 81 lWeinerl'
even, / to 3: Tailor Maid. 90 tRichcreek)'
ont, Time, las Is. Penelope also ran
Fourth Race-Scotch Verdict, los moon
cyl, l3 TO 3. to 10. out; Tetley' 100
Cweinerl. to ). cut: War Cry. llS Tn
sor). out Time, 40 %. Shenandoah also
ran.
Fifth Race-Thorn Hedge, Jos Okummer)'
o to .. s to ., Z TO 10t> >0mer X. llo iBux-
toni, to l. even: silence, 1l3 tPoDcel'
to 10. Time.-l l-5 Light Fantastic
Tout Or Roheclir and Wedgewood also ran.
Sixth Race-Noroni. l15 tPoncel, to D.
3 to ). to 3; Teachers Pet. ll2 ISRndel'
&c l, even; Sir Clarence. ll5 tRowan),
to ). Time. I'LL %. Gen. Cadorna. In
yincible. The Roc. War Loan, Private Peat,
Back Rock. over the Top and Mountain
Dew also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
LAUREL ENTRIES

First Race-One mile. Ting-a-Ling 40;
Chevalier. 110; a-Lough Maiden. lO2; a-Lough
Red, ll0; Chow, 11O; Galcot, % Lady Gran
lite, 1O2; 'Vic, 102; Winall l02: George '. .
ITO; >Pimlieo. 10; Jealous, IO2. a-E. b.
Mclean entry.
Second Race-Debadou 143, b-Bughouse,
113; b-Warlock. 149; a-Elysian, l43: a.
Blighty 2dS 1870; Highland Light, 1876; Ear
locker. 130; Joyful, 13S; Ticket, 1871; Head
man, $50: Full Cry.s l35. AIRS. F. Ambrose
Clark entry. b-Rai Parr entry.
Third Race-six furlongs Exodus. 1876:
b-Muttikins, ia; a-Lough Storm. 1l3: a-Bag-
gage, 102; Rubien, leo; Joaquina 1903: Two
Pair. l07: b-Sailing B.. 100. a-McIean en-
try. b-J. X. L. Ross entry.
Fourth Race-One mile. Chasseur, ZIG:
Summer Sigh, 106: War Machine los; Al
bert A. 1l6; The Decision. 113; Rollicking
Airs, l02; Helen Atkins, 107; 'Lady Bever-
wyck. o.
Fifth Race-Five and n half furlongs.
1l5; MontalvO. 1lj; Harmonique Il5; Gold
Foyle, 110; Ruben, 110; Bon Homme. 10;
Jacques. 10; Rancocas. 115; Kehoma. Il2;
Buffer, 115;. Antilles, liz: Kentmere lilo:
Due de Morny, 115: Toreador, 10
Sixth Race-Six furlongs. Brisk 1l5; Jock
Scot. 115: Kirah, 97; Merry Feast. 1lO:
Fiekls Fan"r. 1o2; Phantom Fair, 107; Say
ona, 102; 'The Belgian. 110: Ina Kay lO2 !:
kaUerty. 1lO; Nspoli l02: Philippe, l05 !:
Donado. li0; 'Glenwell, 81; Kitty Chehtham
l0e; Herman. 110; Lucy May, o..
Seventh Rsce-Mile and furIong, Nat
ural Bridge, 116; Rouen. 107: 'NeIle Yorke
90; 'Joan Of Are. oO;N waukesg. 102; Hong
Kong, os: Woodthrush, os; Link Boy, 9I;
Capital City. 101.
'Apprentiee allowance claimed.
Weather. clear: track fASt
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
LATONIA. RESULTS.

First Race.-Claude Brown, 1O5 (E. Pool)
%. so. 1000, $50; Lady Luxury, lO6 IF.
wilson,, 40, 40; Troitus, 100 IN. Luns-
ford), $50. Time, 1:l2 2-5. Louise A, DR..
Carmen and Rife also ran.
Second Race.-0raleggo. 116 u. Gruber)
field. 1l.0e, $40. $50; Ras. l15 CE. POOL
7.60, $40: Big Son, ITO u. Roberts,. field,
$50. Time, / :0S As. Mister Jigys Tom
Roach, Pinecrest. Grand Daddy, Molnero,
Reluctant. Sleepy Sidney, Ho jun, j..
Manoini also ran.
Third Race.-Buckboar los q. Roberts( g.
$500, $3.50, 400; Warlike. 104 IT. Muir
ray), 1000, 4.9O; Simonite, lO4 wv. Morris
sey), 5.60.[ Time, 2:O6 3-5. Bar One, Zone
d'Armes, Constantine, Contestant, The Gal
liant, sun God, Toney Lady, Marie Rappold,
and Sea Prince also ran.
Fourth Race-Jorice, 100 (Kennedy). 1890,
T.30. $50; Marjorie Hynes. 1O5 CLunsfordD
40, $40; Clintonville, 105 (wida), 6. 40.
Time. iii AS. Blue Paradise, Cotton Bios
som, Blushing Beauty and Miss Jemima also
ran.
Fifth Raee.-Pastoureau. los tBuel), 100.
2.30, 2.70; By Golly, 1o9 (Lyke), 80, 2t0:
Harry B.. 90 tKingD, $40. Time. 1888 So.
Tippo sahib and Viva America also ran
Sixth Race.-Muskallonge. 107 tMcGraw)
40. $50, 2.70; Coyne. 107 twiils). 10. 40,
500; Rising Rock, 107 IT. Murray, 4.30.
Time, 1:12 As. Rama. Guvner, The vir-
Lawnful Brunswick, Buddie Kean and Dar-
jeeling also ran.
Seventh Race - Fair Orient, ll0 IPooll,
%. 80 80, $50; Harvest King IU7 tking)
$50. 3.s0; Paris Maid. lo5 (wilsonD, 20.
Time, 1:46 10. Lothair, senonah Friz
Broom Peddler, Gypsy Queen. Mazoia and
GourDspd also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Rsoe.-s1. 300; claiming: for 3-year'
Olds and up; six furlOngs. military Girl,
90: .Ruby, 101; Brig O. War. l0S; A. y.
Akin, III. Also eligible: Columbia Tenn,
III; 'Legotal. lO5; GLORIA France, %;
mabel G, lO1; John R. Roach, 109; Sam
Reh. liz: 'Portlight. los; Lively, III;
sweet Liberty. 20; 'MeIiora, lO9: John,
jr.. Ill; Tulsa. 107; Honor Man, Ill; Sweep
ing Glance. los.
Second Race.-sl.2 200; claiming; 2-year-
1903: Louise Wynnc. 1OS: Ahunda. los; Bally
Glen. los. Also eligible: Miss Fontaine.
1O5; Eleanor $. los; 'Mary g. 1O3 Roll On.
lOS: IOnia, los; Horkte, los; Sheka, los;
Kathleen X, 10S; 'La Derniere, 1903; Grace
Daughtery. los: Blanche Mac. los; North
Shore, 1OS; Marjorie Mckay, los; Cut Up,
Third Races 200; sinton Hotel Handi-
cap; 3-year-Ods and up; mile and a quarter.
UEder Fire. 1903; DOnnacOnna, 115; Pilgrim,
1O7; Capt. Mac, ia.
Fourth Raoe-s1 300: allowances; 2-year.
old hllies; six furlongs; Disturbance. 1O5;
Miss Mullins, 10T; Mhlersburg, 1O5; Bet
tina. 11J; Pongee, 105.
Fifth Race.-s1 900; handicap; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlOngs. Minute Man. 90:
Angon, III; Attaboy I'd. 9S; westwood,
lis; Col. Taylor. 100: Tippity Wttchet. 124
olds and up; one mile. Travesty, 1O2;
Sin,pletOn. l04; Trooper los; Brotherly
Love. 100; Frank W. 1O2; Estero, 1O6; Wave,
10S; Pex, tr., 102; Belgian Queen, 1O6; War
Prize, los.
Seventh Race.-s1. 800: claiming; 4-year-
olds and up mile and one-eighth. walter
II. Pearc-. 1O7; 'Benefactor. 1O7: George
Duncan, 107; Black Thong. 112. Also eligi.
bic: 'Lafoudre, 1O4; Brynlimah 1i2;
'Hocnir. 10T: 'Candle Light, 1OI; Ichiban
100; Jack Hill. 112; NAB, 1O4 Caraway,
100; 'Hemlock, 1OT; I'll. C. Basch. 1O1
d" abish I'd. 1l2; Jack Straw. 112; .Semper
StHlwart, 1OT; Adelante, 1l2
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
GRIFF RESENTS
CHICAGO ACTION
Favors Cleanup, But De-
clares Conference Is
Political Meeting.

That ultimatum issuing from
Chicago. giving the faithful five"
followers of Ban Johnson in the
american League until November /
to join in the movement for the
reorganization of baseball, or pre-
pare to be ousted from the major
leagues, is not causing Clark Gr1f-
nth any grave concern
Nobody in Chicago is entitled to
give us orders, as ] see it," said
Griflth last evening, after he had
noted the action of the National
League clubs and the three rebel
lious" clubs of the American
League.
Terming the Chicago gathering a
purely political" meeting, Griffith
repeated his declaration that he and
the other American League moguls
were in favor of a cleanup IN
baseball, but were not going to be
dictated to by John Heydler or any
other outside influences.
I'VE want organization as bad
as anybody" he said, but We are
not going off half-cocked on the
proposition. We want to know
who's who when it comes to nam
ing the man or men to govern
baseball.
The American League organiza-
tion is still intact and will remain
so. II any of the members want
to jump, that is their affair; but
they should remember that there
are provisions that call for the for
feiture of charters and players un-
der certain conditions"
Heydler is pictured by Griffith as
trying to ride into popularity by
opportunely taking advantage Of
the wave of sentiment for a re-
organization of baseball. Much OF
the blame for the present situation
is placed on Heydler, however, by
the local mogul, who declares that
prompt handling of the Chase and
Magee cases, which were the first
evidences of crook edness in base
han, would have prevented the
scandals which followed.
Despite affidavits from players OF
unquestioned standing, as to the
crookedness of these players" said
Griffith. "Heydler allowed them to
continue playing, with the result
that other players were confronted
with the temptation to go wrong
and followed suit"
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
KELLY
SHOWS CLASS
Little Gelding Runs in Old
Form to Win Third
AT laurel.
By HIGHWAY,

Billy Kelly proved that he has
come back to the races this year,
the same good and game gelding of
old, at Laurel yesterday afternoon
in the third race, when he negotiat-
ed the siX-furlong dash in 1913 sec
Onds fiat, to beat Whitney's Pano-
ply by a neck. This time is within
l 25 seconds of the track record,
and the best time the distance has
been made this season at Laurel
Now that Commander Ross has
lost Jockey Earle Sande he is not
at all well equipped with riders,
and he had to borrow Jim Butwell,
McLean's contract jockey, to bring
Billy Kelly home.
When Ross begins to lose races
through poor riding he will gain
little sympathy from the turf loving
public which will never forget his
ungrateful attitude toward the loyal
Sande.
In the opening dash Good Hope.
one which has been burning the
track up in his morning trials, won
easily from Silver Springs, the one
that made the pace.
Bridesman proved that he is in
the pink of condition and will give
the best of them a tussle for the
money this year when he won the
fourth race by several lengths or as
his rider pleased.
Breaking from a slow beginning
Little Ed won the fifth in a drive,
while Widow Bedotte, and DR.. Clark
two popular choices crossed the
wire first in The last two races.
Dahlsren's Zouave won the second
all the way with Sandy Mac a bang
up second.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
NORFOLK AND CHEVY CHASE
GOLFERS TO CLASH IN FINAL S

In the Middle Atlantic Golf Asso-
citation team championship matches
played at Columbia yesterday the
golfers from the Norfolk Country
Club and from the Chevy Chase Club
swept their opponents aside with
ease and meet today in the final.
Norfolk easily disposed of Ban
nOckburn in the morning seven
points to one, while Chevy Chase
had nearly as easy a time with the
Washington Golf and Country Club,
whose team was beaten 7 to 2.
Norfolk defeated Columbia to 3
in the second round. and Chevy
Chase, whose team was strengthened
in the afternoon by the presence of
Walter Tuckerman. swamped the
strong team from the Country Club
of Virginia s to 0. The best match
OF the day was that between Tuck
erman and S. NJ. Newton, the Rich
mond star. They finished all square.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20

Today's final should be very close
as Chevy Chase and Norfolk have
we'll balanced teams
In the final of the consolation
Washington disposed of Bannock-
burn to 2, thus securing revenge
for their defeat in the series be-
tween the two clubs this summer.
The three-point scoring system
was used, and, as often happens
produced some interesting features
In the morning round Norfolk's top
pair won both their individual
matches. but only halved the best
ball.
The entries of Bannockburn play
ers in the Columbia Country Clubs
invitation tournament were DELAYED
in reaching the committee. They
have been accepted, however. and
the players will tee off on Thursday
between II and 1880 a. m. and l and
p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20

II the johnson followers do not
climb on the bandwagon between
now and November /, they will be
left out in the cold. according to
Charles A. Comiskey and his New
York and Boston friends.
johnson Won't Quit.
Ban johnson returned TO Chicago
this morning and refused to make
a statement, though often requested
to do 80. He said he might have
one to make within the next two or
three days. Ban did say he would
not resign as president Of the
American League, regardless of
Comiskey's threat 10 close up his
White SoN park unless johnson is
ousted from that office.
The proposed twelve club league
has ample backing. Millions Of dol
lars can be put into the organiza-
tion IL necessary by the eleven
clubs now endorsing the Lasker
plan OF reorganization.
. Yet IL the action Of eleven other
major league baseball club owners
tonight in going on record as fav-
oring abrOEation Of the national
agreement. which governs profess
sional leagues, results in a base
ball war, the responsibility will
rest with the five other American
League clubs, President Iphn
HeydleT. Of the National League.
said today in statement
"For Gamc's Good says HcydIer.
The National League clubs and the
three American League clubs Chi
cago, New NOTR and Boston. did not
declare war when they advocated
control Of baseball by a tribunal
Of three men not financially in
terested in the game. but were
making a declaration OF principle
in order to save the game, Heydler
said.
Rather than war, say the door
OF welcome is wide open. and We
again plead with all to take their
proper place in line and so present
a united front in this fight for the
common good" he said.
Probability Of a baseball war was
freely discussed by baseball men
here today. many OF them called TO
testify before the grand jury in
vesJigating the baseball scandal.
Some baseball men professed TO
see the solution OF the problem in
the meeting Of minor league off,
Cials at Kansas City November ..
saying that whichever side the
minors sided with would win for the
other side would be unable to obtain
players and would be starved out"
Word from the East says tn-
Philadelphia and Washington clubs
will remain loyal to Johnson Con-
ME Mack. half owner OF the Phils-
defphia Athletics, say the five clubs
not represented at Mondays meet
ing here compose the American
League
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
LOCAL CLUB TO STAGE
BIG WRESTLING MATCH

Charley Cutler. heavy weight
wrestler. Of Chicago. will oppose
Mort Henderson. formerly known
as the Masked Marvel" in the
opening show OF the Washington
Athletic Club to be staged at the
Coliseum, Ninth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, Thursday, Octo-
ber IS
Each wrestler has gained distinc-
tiOn for grit and aggressiveness
and in finish match. for the best
two out OF three falls. a grUeling
exhibition is looked for. A card of
rr"Iiminaries will presede the main
bout Tickets will be placed on sale
SATURDAY At Spalding's ana Miller's
barber shops.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
Linworth Tossers Want Games.

The LInworth a. c. anticipates
putting a strong junior basketball
team in the field this year. The
following players reported TO Coach
Davis and are putting up a hard
fight to make the team: Jameson.
Wilbur. Jones, Watts. Costello. Gill
and Crump. One-hUndred -and-twen-
ty-five-pound teams desiring games
address Albert Hutchinson manager.
81 Linworth place southwest, or
call coach at Franklin 6624.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
Mohawks Practic Tonight.

The practice that WAS scheduled
for the Mohawk A. c. yesterday was
postponed until today at $50 on
the grounds at Seventeenth and D
streets southeast.
Many of the players who partici-
pated in the Hyattsville game Sun
day were unable to report on ac-
count of injuries.
Coach Paul Cohill urgently re-
quests that all players who are in
good enough condition to report las
the game Sunday with the Quentin
A. c. will require very much prac-
tice
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
HARVARD EASY,
SAYS MCMILLAN

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 10
The Harvard Crimson says of
Mcmillan of the Centre team, who
secuted the Harvard football
eleven aturday: Mcmillan is
reported to have said that he
personally will score more points
in Saturdays game than the
added Harvard score and those
of the remainder of the Centre
team. As Mcmillan is quarter
back he may well be in posi-
tion to score all the points for
Centre, but whether the South
erners can equal the Harvard
score or do as well is a question
at least OPEN to doubt"
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
Rex to Battle Philly Team.

The Ewing Athletic Association
football team of Philadelphia will
supply the opposition for the Rex
Athletic Club in a game carded for
Sunday afternoon at Union Park,
Fifteenth and H streets northeast.
at 3 o'clock. The Quaker City squad
is anxious to break it's tie game
standing against the Rex squad
from last year. and a scrappy af-
fair is promised.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20

DOHaSOHHd Is urODpeu into a MIC
like taking candy from the infant.
Nuf sed. Walter II. Pearce, IL hot"
Will show a clean pair of heels to
the band slated to bear colors in the
closing dash. Now too much CAB
has been known to spill the coup.
Do you get me? 1 thought so.
Harmonique. the long shot special
slammed over recently. is the one
most fancied by the lads down at
Laurel. He goes in the fifth, and
II the going turns muddy so much
the better. Buffer has worked
splendidly for the race and look
for him to show improvement here
Jock Scot ran far below his true
form-last time-and that effort
goes for Mr.. Sweeney-the gentle
man who tends the morgue. Yes,
'bo, the "undertakers" surely had
him last time. II he don't win to-
day Br'ers Bryan should run this
band of slickers plum into the
river. Rouen in the closing event is
another sleeper. This too in face
of the fact that the "slickers" are
betting on Waukeag. Latter seemed
a dead mackerel last time. More
anon.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
ALLEGED STUDENT
GAMBLERS MOBBED

New Orleans, Oct. 10. - -Four
Tulane students got q forced
plunge and drying off with pad
dies here today when five hun
dred of the students, hearing re-
ports the men had bet on Rice
Institute Of Houston. Texas, in
the football game last Saturday,
carried them from the class
rooms to Audubon Lake and paid
their respects to the traitors"
Three local police and the entire
faculty of the university were
swept aside by the cnraged mob
as it stormed from the buildings
and rushed to the lake.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
SEVEN TEAMS ENTER
ARMY POLO TOURNEY

Seven teams are entered in the
Today army handicap polo tourna-
ment which opens today on the Po-
tomac Park grounds. Three teams
will represent Fort Myer, two the
War Department and one each will
appear in the meet from Camp
Humphries and the First Division
of Camp Dix. The WaS Department
looms as the favorite Nr the event,
it's first string four capturing the
open tournament last week.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20

Gibraltar Athletic Club members
will organize for the season at
meeting Friday night at Fifteenth
and U streets northwest. Candi-
dates for next seasons senior and
Junior teams and members of the
Yankee Athletic Club are eligible
for the session. Formation of
bowling team and election of Off
GERS will be held at this time.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
dEET GEORGETOWN HERE HEAD CALLS HURRIED PARLEY OF FAITHFUL FIVE
.OLLYERS CQrNfENkz&sk
. on the. NIlN&
kSPQRIorrkNGs s. q q -
Refugee, is to /.

This is the sweet patoot slammed the pan
for the faithful. Incidentally might add that the
CAB appended was strong enough to make a fellow
hook the benny. II you not solid ivory-from
the shoulders up-open your head and sop
earfui of this CAB. The Gee Gee sent along by the
chief down at Death Valley today is Eastern Lamp
the chatter appended make this xxx special and
tell the boys to as far they like" 1t would
seem that further comment Is -superfuous. Go get
yours while the getting is good.
For the opening spasm the "Dynamters' have
passed me the good horse A. N. Akin, which by the
way burned a ton of good negotiable grass last
time. 1T will be different tale today" That's
the comment. Gloria Frame is extra good and IS
almost sure to be knocking at the door Military
lie balance safe.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
Preparing for Tru1ton Clash.

The Washington A. c. will hold
scrimmage practice this afternoon
at Sixteenth and w streets at 5
O'Clock, in preparation for its game
Sunday with the Truxton A. c. The
manager has issued a call for can
didates. and any man desirous of
playing is requested to communi-
cate with G. E. Durno, 4124 Fifth
street
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
Hilltoppers Seek Game
With Southern Wonder
Team on December 4
BY JACK NYE.

Centre College wonder from the South which Har
Saturday
football championship before Washington fans the closing
gridirou of the
and Centre battle the American
with indication
within few days This
the Centre players friend Wash
wasyer asst night by Georgetown officials
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
FOLLOWERS of Johnson
Will Meet in Windy City
to Discuss Ultimdtun

Chicago Oct IoThere will be meeting shortly Of Ban ohnsous
faithful FIVE American League club gather Chicago
Just as Phil Ball of the St Louis
of the faithful FIVE message been
sent him to journey Chieagoward post haste
In the the radical
Chicago New York and Boston sitting planning 20 ahead
with their organization.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
Hocnir, La FOndre.
Best Bet-EsterO.

Hocnir, La F0ndre.
Best Bet-Estero.
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
First Race-McLean Entry, Chew
aiier. Gaiiot.
Second Rnce-Debadou. Parr Emit
fy, Clark Entry.
Third Raee-Exodus, Sailing b.,
Mclean Entry.
Fourth Rsce-Chnsscur, Albert A.,
Summer Sigh.
Fifth Rnce-Harmonique BIuffer,
Antilles.
sixth Race - Jock Scot. Kirah,
GlenwelI.
Seventh Racc-Roucn. Joan of Arc,
WnukeaE.
EMPIRE SELECTIONS.
First Rnce-Ross r., Craftsman.
superb.
Second Race-Dinerent Eyes, Lads
Love, 8. Isidore.
Third Race-Tom McTaggart, Mad
Halter. Goaler.
Fourth Rnce-Neddam, Krewer.
st. Allan.
Filth Race Challenger, Tom
Brooks, Alma d.
sixth Race-Rnvannn, Dewey Eve,
Crimson Rambler.
Best Bet-ChalIenSer.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-20
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
By HIGHWAY.

By HIGHWAY.
One Best-E. b. Mclean Entry.
First Race.-McLean Entry,
Galiot, Pimlicoc.
Second Race.-Joyful. Elysian,
Debadou.
Third Race. X. L. Ross en-
try. Two Pair, Ruben.
Fourth Race.-Lady Beverwyck,
Chasseur, The Decision.
Fifth Race. = Jacques, Bon
Homme, Ruben.
Sixth Race-Jock Scot, Sayona,
Fickle Fancy.
Seventh Race.-Joan of Arc,
Capital City, Natural Bridge.