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The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
NOTED CRlDCOACH
WOULD BAN GOAL
AFTER TOUCHDOWN
Hugo Bezdek Declares
Play Is Too Easy
Thinks Pass o. X.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Dec. "a
Il should hate to see any radical
changes made in the football rules.
particularly with reference to the
forward pass" said Hugo Bezdek,
head coach OF the Penn State team
and director CT all athletics at the
Blue and White institution, today.
Bezdek is enjoying a well-earned
rest over the Christmas holidays,
following a long. hard gridiron sea-
son and a recent strenuous tour OF
speech making at various alumni
banquets and gatherings.
The only suggestion that the popu-
lar Penn State coach would offer
TO the rules committee concerns the
goal from touchdown. Bezdek be-
lieves that this feature Of the game
could readily be abolished because
IL merely delays the game without
adding in any way to the enjoyment
OF the spectators. There Is no way
for an opposing team to block the
kick and it simply tests the ability
OF one man to mHke good on a
"setup." according to Bezdek There
may be some points in favor of the
goal from touchdown that / am not
aware Of he said land in any case,
i would want the committee to
think over the matter for at least
a year before taking any action. As
tar as Penn State is concerned, II
makes no difference" he added, for
We can always manage to develop
someone to kick the goals"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
Havana Results.

First Race-Jill. Ill (BalD, 5 TO J.
. to 1. even: Frank Burke. III tDom-
inick). even, l to =: ROUNDED. III
Carmody), to ). Time, l:oS l-5
snow Queen. Director James, Lama
Eastern Glow, Bibbler. Brigida,
Prince Bonero. Truant and Herman
also ran.
Second Race-Smite. lO1 eHunD
c to l, 5 TO >. 6 to 3; Zinde. los
(Eames). even. l to >; Sayona. III
(Dominick). even. Time. l:"6 20
Legotal. Chantour. Superior. Hunt
-ess. Ed Garrison, Scarpia End and
Elmont also ran.
Third Racc-Avion. los (Kennedy)
even. to .. to 4; kewassa. lV2
(Penman). 6 to 5. ; to :: Driffield. ln5
Mccoy, to !. Time. 1907 Is. Lith-
olick. Doctor n. GaloPin. Count Boris
and Cy MerriCk also ran.
Fourth Racc-Nic MunoZ. ll5 tMer-
'mee), to 10. to ;. ou': SpuEs. loi
(HunD. even. out; Aunt Deda, l"i
(Burley), out. Time, los IS. Santa
Claus also Idn.
Fifth Racc-Atta BOY End. l1-
Kennedy. 6 to 5. to 5. l to ); Her
ron, 103 CPickens). . to ;. to :. Al
livan, los CConnoX). 5 to =. Time
i:l3 3-5. Azurita. Ilaran and hrapcrN
also ran.
sixth Racr-FTv Hon. 600 ''l-'"''
5 to ., even. to >; Sol Gilsey, los
Mccoy, 1 "a =. = ln ., -. ...-t. '"'
,Garncr). 6 to =. Time. l:49 -. lIar-
" Glover. Donna Grafton. Water
ford, Hands OF and Lcinster also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
ALL-STAR TEAM TO
BATTLE MOHAWKS

Football stars from several Dis
trict football teams will get into
action Sunday afternoon under the
colors of the Metropolitan All-Stars
for a game with the Mohawk A. c..
150-pound gridiron champions of
the District for this season.
The game is slated for Union
League Park, Fifteenth and II
streets northeast, and Is to be
played for the benefit of the rela-
tives of J. r. Daily. DAILY died two
weeks ago from injuries sustained
in game between the Mohawk and
Washington A. C's. playing with
the latter organization.
The Mohawks have completed a
wonderful record this season. cap
turing all games and being scored
on only once. by the Virginia A. c.
The Indians have copped the Dis
trict l5O-pound team championship
for three successive seasons and
claim a record of no defeats in
seven years. The post season con-
test Sunday will give followers a
chance to see the eleven in action
against one of the fastest elevens
of the same weight which may be
gathered together here.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
TOSSERS DEFEAT CATHOLIC YEA
WOMAN TO INVADE
s. A. BILLIARDS

NEW YORK, Dee. 22.-Tnkins
out the hrst American woman
champion pocket-biliiard player
to invade South America, the
Esseqafbs Of the PaeiAe Line
sailed yesterday from Pier ~,
North River. for ports on the
west coast Of south Ameriea.
Among the 81 arst cabin paasefn-
gers was Miss Carolyn v. PIstt-
ner OF fAis city. who will be
absent feur PEARS and win play
all eemefs n, South America AZ
her favorite 6aae Of pocket-bil-
llards.
Mas Piattser, whs is "a wears
old. was frst IN the recent wom-
ans ehampionship until elimina-
ted by illness. But even then
she finished third. she ssid she
would play firsf I'm Panama. then
In valparaiso and Santiago,
Chile. and later 60 to Baenes
Ayres and Paraguay.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
COOD.SCRAPPERS
ON new YEAR CARD
Chick Kansas and Shorty Nc
Cam Headliners at
Fort Myer.

Boxing fans are looking forward
with interest to the second card of
the Fort Myer Boxing and Wrestling
Club to be staged in the Fort Myer
riding hall on the afternoon Of New
Wear Day. Lieut.. Charles c. Nc
Call. boxing officer at the post, has
lined up a bunch of. talent which
should present a lively afternoon of
entertainment.
Chick Kansas and Shorty McCann.
feather>weights, will furnish the
main attraction in a ten-round bat
tle Kansas Is the feather champion
OF the army and n clever performer.
McCann, of the Nineteenth Field Ar
tillery. made a fine showing against
George Meyers in the last fight at
the post. despite the superior weight
of his opponent.
In the semi windup Bill O'ConneIl,
of Fort Myer, will tackle Sergt.
Frank Stacey. of Camp Holabird. in
an eight-round affair. Both of these
boys are crack football players and
all-round athletes, and the battle
to uphold the colors of the rival
camps should be a spectacular one.
Kid Chicarico. of Camp Holabird.
will meet Fighting Murphy, of the
Third Cavalry, Fort Myer. in a
scheduled six-round bout, and Red
Totten. Third Cavalry, will take on
''Tremblin' Trembling. of the Nine
tenth Field Artillery. in a four-round
entertainment. An
other good scrap should be that be-
tween Pug Thompson. of Camp Hola-
bird, and Stanley Trazach of the
Third Cavalry. These boys will
weigh in at l1s pounds and are
mighty handy with their mitts. Joe
sobichaud and Lightning Sparks.
rack feather-weights will travel
'our fast rounds.
Another six or eight round affair
will probably be arranged in order
that the spectators may be sure of
getting their moneys worth. The
fights will begin at o'clock in the
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
Hughes to Be Member of
Cabinet RumOred Here

The Universal Service last night
stated that Charles Evans Hughes
has consented to become Secretary
Of State in the Cabinet of President
elect Harding.
This became known following a
conference which the former Jus
tice Of the Supreme Court held with
Senator Knox. OF Pennsylvania, who
was acting as an agent of the Presi-
dent-elect.
The former Justices consent to
take the State portfolio came as q
reversal of his position taken when
the matter was first suggested.
Judge Hughes arrived here Mon
day. secluding himself at the Shore
ham Hotel and declining to COM
ment in any way upon himself as a
Cabinet possibility. Immediately
following his conference with the
Pennsylvania Senator he caught a
train for New York still avoiding
public statements.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
6 'iaSEp,ogRTE[EjEH|T g||;I,[.!j J.!

third round and start q cleanup,
Leonard undoubtedly would hear the
roar of the crowd calling for O COM
pletion OF the drama.
The populace pays for its thrill.
and pays extremely high prices.
And the thrill can come only from
the unexpected.
Champions who carry the deep
affection that followed Sullivan
passed out of existence many years
ago.
In the main they have turned into
business men. since most Of those
who follow the game want a change
of scenery for every new act.
The Nobel prize for invention
should 60 to Stranger Lewis. who
has invented hold that will cave
in a wrestier's head.
Gotch went for the toe and Stecher
the body. 1t was only Lewis who
had the daring to make an assault
upon the one impregnable spot Of
the wrestling anatomy.
A few days ago we named as
the five football immortals, Jim
Thorps, "Pudge" Heffelfnger, Frank
Hinkey, Willie Hegton and Tom
| Sheviin. L. F. s. says that Mahan
can't be left out. Aahan was a won
der. But which one of the above
should he supplant?
The DufFer's Revision.
Now In the winter OF our diseontent.
where the last putt In koled and the
last dollar spents
Where the duffer looks south ward
to fnd himseIf strapped,
As the broker yells ~MarGfn' each
time he II trapped.
Leonard and Mitchell are to get
only $4,000 in their battle for de-
vastated France. Which shows you
how liberal q couple of boxers can
be when the cause Is right.
The sequel of getting a lot Of
money for little work" Is getting
little money for a lot of work"
Either that or standing room in the
breadline.
Dempsey still sore at the pannlng
he received" But 100000, boiled
down. makes a wonderful soothing
syrup.
Ooopyrish.. 1880. New York Tribune. Inc,
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
DAVIES, PITTSBURGH CAPTAIN
SHOWS HIS SPORTSMANSHIP

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 22.-Pitts-
burgh is alb het up over Walter
Camps all-America football team
Followers of the gridiron game in
the city of smoke are Of the opinion
that Tom Davies, captain Of the Pit;
eleven. should have been selected
for one of the halfback positions.
The general verdict among the Pitts
burgh scribes is that Tom was de-
serving of a place. Several papers
have taken up the discussion of the
omission of Davies name from
among the all-stars. and in answer
to these editorials Davies defends
Camp with the following:
why. / can't see where / have
any kick coming or any cause for
adverse comment. II is Camp's
privilege to put on his team play
ers he thinks are worthy OF men,
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
Havana Entries.

First Raee-Six furlongs; 3-yoar-
olds and up: claiming; purse S1a'.
sSain Rose, 90: sDoublet Second, s.;
Ava r.. 80: sl.ady lone, 80: 'Mari'n
Hollins. lO7: 'DEifhcld. lo7; Say g.,
lOs: Guardsman. lO9. Pas dc ChaDCe,
liz: Langhornc. ll2.
second Race-FiVc and n half fur
longs: 2-year-old; purse 500. X. NJ
mere, l0S: Molinero. 100: IsOscat".
lO7: Perhaps. Ito: Blscktop. lih:
Dantzig. llO; sleepy Dear. 10: Kings
Belle. llO: Erasmus. 10: kathlceA
X. 10: Fright. ll5: Bygonc. llS.
Third Race-Five and a half fur
longs; 3-yeaF-"ldS and up: olaimias-.
purse. sTga 'FI'sr. 90: Just Fa-.r.
IOG: Dinty Moore. l04: 'Chimera, 17i.
RunuyNan. lU.: sElazcaway. TO-
Gus Scheer. ln9: Mathcr. lOS: SistI
Susie. l0S: Osgood. 1O9.
Fourth Race-Fiyc and half Jlg-
longs: all ages: Yuletide Handicap;
purse. $1,000. Stepson. 81. Pierrc-a-
Feu. I02: Furbelow. lo5: Mumb'
Jumbo. lG9: War Zone. iO6: ''Rigrr
Angle. lO6 ''Grundy, liz: Different
Eyes, liz.
Ammonia Satblc.
Fifth Raee-Nile and 80 yards; -
year-oIds and up; claiming: purse,
500. sSilrN End. 80: sIncinerator.
&c: sAn Smoke. l0e: Maor Fiskc.
l04: Garbage. l05: lsl CrrUnel. re-:
Sempcr Stalwart. l07. Plantaredc.
lo7: James. l07: Biscuit. lG7; Jose
de Wales. 10: Sim Fciucr. no.
sixth Race-Mile: 3-Ncar-olIs ana
up: purse. $500 Little I'D Ia.:
-Dolph. l0S: candle Light. IG.-
American Ea=l". los: Guaranteed.
I07: Darnlcy. lg7: American Snldi.-.
JOS.
Weather clear: track fast.
'Five pounds apprentice allcw-
ancc claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
New Orleans Entries.

First Race-Purse $500: maiden
two-year-olds; five furlongs. Wire
'ess, 115:' Ace, 1l5: Voormir. ll5; San
Grecque, 1l5; Plhianderer. IFS: John
Lrbor, lis; Elizabeth May. lie; Smil-
ing Through. 112: Whittie. 112; Rose
Cliff. 112: American Maid. 112.
Second Race-Purse 500; claim
ing; for three-year-olds: six fur
longs. 'Simonite. l19; Anticipate
IA: 'Who Cares, 112; Murray. liz:
'Shoot On, 112; Teachers Pet, LOG.
Third Race-Pursc 5000; claiming
three-year-olds and up; five and a
half furlongs. Annie Edgar. III;
Ganyan, III: Justice Goebel, lo9,
early Sight. 10s; General. 1903
Turco. 107; Ruvoco, lo7; Redwing
104; American Rose, 1874; 'Miss Kru-
ter. 1o2; 'Vansylvia, 80.
Fourth Race Claiming; purse
800: for three-year-olds and up; one
mile and a sixteenth. sHarvey Smarr
III; Parish. 110; Adelsnte, 110: Illi-
nois Lad. 1l0: Lady Ward. 110; 'She
Devil. 1os; 'John I. Day, 10s; peggy
c., 102; LADY Kathern, 1o2.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
New Orleans Results.

First Racc-Nmcrican Maid. III
,McAttce) ST., 81. 6-5; Secretary
ll5. (WidaD even, L.. SEA Board
|ll5. CRichrrcek) Il. Time. 1908 i-3
Rose of Picardy. Repent Magic
Castle. Calithump, Tony sutton
Home Guard, Rape O the Lock, Joe
Whipple. Niobe also ran.
second Race-Anna Gallup, LOG
CKing) 1875, 6-5, 1-2; Marmtte, III
(Gate) So. L.: Whine Come. lO2
CWoodstock) 10. Time. l:l6 80
Annie Edgar. Miss krutcr, Kohl
,cor, Big Idea, Oaklawn. Betle
Molly O., Cobalt Lass, Plain Heather
Tiger Tosc, Catina also ran.
Third Race-Trantula, lO6 (hinGD
2-1, as, Ia: Episode, lOb tfohcel
81, SIS; Thimble. 10S (Richcreek)
2-5. Time, 1909. Thornhedge, Lady
-tella, yoormir. Trust Official, also
ran.
Fourth Rnce-Talisman, los (Mur-
ray), 7-2, 6-5. 1-2: Hidden Jewel, los
(Heinisch), 3-5, 1-S; Rolo, SO CMc'
Dermott), SIS. Time, 1:01 2-5. Bob
by Allen, Scurry, The Nephew, Who
Cares also ran.
Fifth Rnce-Veto. 113 (Lyke), 6-5
2-5, 1-6; Master Bill, 106 (ColtilettD
even, Ia: The Wit, 104 (McTaggarD
Ia, Time, 1:49. Honolulu Boy
Fizer also ran.
Sixth Race-Phalaris. 100 (Wood-
stock). 81, SIS, 7-10; Waukeag, lOs
(Heinisch), As, 2-5: Hindoostan, ia
(Thurber), 1-3. Time, 1:is. Harvest
King, nellie York also ran.
Seventh Race-Nebraska, 1Os
Mooney. 81, 6-5; l-2; n. h. Beal
- C.-"rrav). SIS, As; Neenah, 10:
(Smith), 81. Time, 1851 2-5. Gold
crest Boy. Medusa, Spearlene. Verify
Captain Burns also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
COULON PUZZLES
PARIS SCIENTISTS

PARIS, Dec. 7s.-The Paris
faealty Of neAieine aeknewi-
edges that II In unable to ex-
plain the feat Of Johnny Gee.
Ion N Aefyiag any enc 10 lift
Min from TIE Aeer. All Ceulon
does n 70 touch the FtGAt pulse
and the left earetid region Of
the litter. The probiem IL new
to be ssbmitted to. the Freneh
Academy Of Science By Profess
sor Darsenval. the lisecverer Of
liquid air, who eenducted expert
ments this afternoea.
Amen6 the prominent Freneh-
nen VIE have tried 10 life Cou-
Ion In the last few Aaya are the
mathemAtietsn, Nesmann, who
Devised the system Of ealeulattng
cannon .1istances BY sesnd VI
bratisnss Renald, one Of the best
French feacing Aasters, and
Rengnier. Jiu Jitsu expert. All OF
these have remained nystihed BY
Coalsn's strange pewer.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
EPIPHANY TIGERS TO
BATTLE WESTERN

The Western High School quini
is slated to play the Epiphany Tigers
tonight at Epiphany at o'clock
Coach Green is rounding his charges
into condition for the high school
series that will get under way di-
rectly after the holidays.
The Tigers are going at a great
clip not having lost q game in
seven starts. They are GLAZED to be
the fastest bunch OF youngsters in
the District. Manager Leinbach has
a hard time getting capable op-
ponents, and has scheduled games
with teams who greatly outweigh
the junior lads. The game tonight
will be witnessed by large host
of high schoolcagemen trying to get
a line on the Georgetown students
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
CLAN TO CLAN.


There's n voice from the darkness
whiried
From The Clan Of the undisnayea,
Holding the hate Of the world
ny the strength> Of its barrfcade,
The message Of mate % mate,
BY city or mountain or stream,
whispered from gate to gate
wherever good fellows may dream.
There's voice that I walt to hear
That only TIE Clan can s<na
On the winds OF the dying wear,
The message OF friena to - md,
wherever good feuewsAfp stiIls
The roll OF the warning drums,
And over the Ar-clad hills
TAis is the call that comes--
aFor n gift. the grip Of your hand,
A word that may cheer or guide,
A friendly hail from the band.
Godspeed where the trails divide
Then on through the sun and rain,
Then on through the wind ana
snowJ
where is there else to gains
what IL there left to known
~ForA . gift your smile through the
gray
Dim dusk Of the rover's heather,
.Good Luek.' that you call my way,
or q friendly beaker together,
Then on through the wind and
snow,
Then ON through the sun a.d rain,
what II there else 10 knowf
what is there left TO gainf.
I Answering n why.
In behalf of a baffed reader wht
wishes to know why the crowd 1,
always pulling for the champion t,
be beaten, at least one reason ma,
be advanced. as follows:
The crowd esteems the element o.
drama. There is no particular drams
at hand when the champion wins
That is the expected denouement.
But when the outsider suddenl,
begins humping the champs jaw
bone with lusty blows, the crowd
sensing drama. is in an immediate
uproar. clamoring for the thrill Of
an unexpected climax.
Benny Leonard is popular enough
as a champion. He has been clean
decent and busy at his trade.
Yet IL some outsider should sud.
denly sock Benny on the chin in the
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
BROWER WILL BE :
USED ASPITCHER,
GRIFFITH DECIDES
Reading Fence Buster Elk
pected to Strengthen
Hurting Staff.
ny JACK NYE.

Frank Brewer. the Reading fence
buster. for whom Clark Grif1th
parted with a sizable sum OF cash
last season. will blossom out a.
a pitcher for the Nationals mkt
season.
That's the decision arrived at by
the Georgia avenue boss after ma
ture deliberation.
The big virginian. whom the fans
call Turkey" for some mysterious
reason. IL expected to add soue
needed strength TO the slabbing
stan. which was nothing TO breg
OF last season.
In addition he will MI in as n
substitute FIRST bsseman and out
fielder and do his bit when II comes
to pinch hitting.
Broke I'm as n sIabber.
1T is now my intention TO make
a pitcher out OF Brewer" said Grit
yesterday 1T was as a pitcher
that he broke into the game ana
Il was not until last season that
he left the mound and became ~
outfieldcr and first bsscman. H.
has all the requirements Of good
moundman. including wei & n T.
height. speed and fine curve ball.
I'm sure he will make good in that
department IL he Is strong enough
to continue his pace through nine
innings, and there doesn't seem 70
be much doubt OF that now"
Eventually Brewer may be ds-
veloped into a classy outfelder, as
was Sam Rice. who FIRST Joined
the Nationals as a finger.
Turkey Needs Experience
Right now the Reading product
needs quite a bit of seasoning be-
fore he h. able to take care OF
a berth in the outer garden. He
will be given a chance to become
acquainted with outfeld play dur
ing the present season, substitut-
ing for the regular fiy-chssers. Also
| he will be ready to nh Judge ;
shoes at first if the occasion arisE s.
There is no reason why BroWor
! shouldn't develop as did Rice" GriG
] declares. He is young yet and
4 has good many years before him.
In due time he should qualify Cor
an outfield berth. but at present l
think he will be Of more value as
a pitcher"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
BUSINESS TOSSERS
STOP ST. JOHNS

Business High School tossers
showed their championship form
yesterdal when they stopped the
ST Johns College FIVE by a % to
10 score.
Ferber and Meany starred for the
winners, the former getting five
floor counters and one foul toss.
Meany- dropped one floor shot
through the net and made -four
foul shots. walker and Smith. the
Stenographers' guards. also played a
heady game. allowing their oppon-
ents only two floor baskets.
Morris and Cullen carried off the
honors for the losers by playing .
clever game throughout Morris
floor work especially was notice.
able.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
Ice Cream for BoWlers.

Following their annual custom.
the management of the Recreation
and Grand Central health centers
will distribute SO gallons of ice
cream on Christmas Day. A gallon
OF the frozen delight will be dcliv-
cred free to the home of the bowler
making the high score every hour
on each floor. from IL o'clock, noon
until midnight.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
BIRTHS.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Giovanni and sebastiana Patane, boy.
clifton u. Lnd Hattie N. Chapman. boy.
william L and Beulah Halcombe. boy.
Georse and Marilene- Jigger, boy.
Louis and Annie p. Noecke-, boy.
irving NJ. and Grace L. Tuller. boy.
Giacinto a1d Geisomina Trilli. boy.
Michael and Olga campolattano. boy.
Herbert n. and Rosa Howell. boy.
Joseph and Frances A. Koppal. boy.
John p. and Ruth -pochter. boy.
JsmeS D. and Mary @. Dement,. girl.
Frsnk and Mercedes BanHeid. girl.
Almon G. and Mary A. Myers, boy.
Asrsn A. and Mary z. Macdonald. girl.
CoLORED.
Walter and Annie Phillips. boy
lanes and Maud Warner. boy.
Iohn and Lena Robinson. girl.
william y. and Hattie Taylor. girl.
william A. and Sadie u. Fenwick, boy.
lanes s. and sisseretta b. Brooks, boy.
Harry A.. and Georgis =. Brown, boy.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
ClOvers Trim Sterling.

The Clover A. c. landed the win
ming margin of 16-to-l4 game with
the Sterling C.. C. basketball team
last night. Roudabush and Esbough
divided scoring honors for the vim
ners, each snagging three bask cts.
while Kilroy featured the play of
the losers.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
Cubs Want Games.

The immaculate Conception Cubs,
ayera zing 100 pounds, have issued
a challenge to any teams in their
class. Games may be played Mon
day and Thursday afternoons in
the Immaculate Conception gym.
Anthony Sheehan. 500 p street
northwest, is manager of the team.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
Yosemite Defeats Victor A. c.

victor A. c. last night at Ingram
gymnasium by a score OF 81 to 10.
McClosky starred for the winners
by putting them in, while Zahn and
Cross did the passing. Mitchell
starred for the losers
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
BULLETIN,

} NEW YORK. Dec. ~. Joe
Lynch gained the bantam-
weight crown from Pete Her
man In n slnm-bang nfteen-
round hattie In Madison Gar
den tonight. the judges agree
tng on the decision.
Lynch gained q decisive mar
gin I'm the hnal rounds, driving
the former champion hard with
an attack which appeared to
carry \ Knockout for Herman.
The champ weathered she storm,
however, but his early round
hghting could not sase the title.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
EPIPHANY COMETS
TRIM NAVY YARD

Epiphany Comets uncorked some
fiashy floor work against the Navy
Yard quintet for 2s-to-1s victory
in a game played in the Naval Re-
shooting by Boyd gave the Comets
were forced to the limit to break
the strong defensive play of the
winners
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23

Floor goals-Ferber, 5; Meany, l;
Peterson. /: Walker. 2; Cullen. 1;
Morris, l. Foul goals-Ferber /;
Meany 4: Morris s.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23

Field goals--Boyd, s; Williams. 2;
Laniels. 2; Martin. Piummer, o'con-
ner. 4; Young. 3; Thomas. Free
throws-Daniels, 6: Thomas. Sub
stitution-Plummer for Joyce. Ref
eree-Mr. Fuller tY. NJ. c. A.