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Evening star., 1920-11-04
PLAY LONG GOLF MATCH
Cassels and johnson Even After
q Holes in Chevy Chase
Club Event.

Contestants in two Of the first round
matches in the annual competition for
the Liberty cup at the Chevy Chase
Club finished all square at the end
of the eighteen holes yesterday. One
Of the extra hole matches was finally
won on the twenty-fifth green. but
another--that between J. ID. Casseis
and Loren B. T. Johnson-went twenty
seven holes to a tie. The match Is to be
played off today.
First results follow: r. O.
Wagenhorst defeated G. l.. Smith by
default; j. H. Clapp defeated r. W
McNealy, and 3: W. b. Mason de-
feated r. Kaufman. 3 and l: w: g.
Peter defeated r. NJ. Talcott. and 3;
Marshall Langhorne defeated c. "
Wheeler. and 2: E. p. Porcher de
feated G. Schoble. and .: H M
Southgate defeated G. II. Young.
and 4: Moven Thompson defeated S
W. Cramer. 1 UP in twenty-five holes;
j. L. Suter defeated G. Browne Miller
by default; w. F. Ham defeated A
B. Johnson by default: w. c. Menden-
hall defeated G. 7, Dunlop. and i
Samuel Dalzeil defeated J. H. Gore
5 and 8; H. A. Gill defeated B. H
Warner, jr., 5 and 4; j. D. Cassels
and l.. B. T. Johnson. all even al
twenty-se holes; Allan Lard de-
feated Clarence Hall, 9 and /; J. NJ.
Sterrett defeated r. W. Baker. up.
The second round is being played
this afternoon.
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The Brookland team will enter the
game with it's strongest lineup, with
the possible exception of Dunn. who
still is suffering from, an injury re-
ceived in the game with Richmond
College. And every man on the team
has been pointed with the idea of
making the game Saturday his one
aim Of the 1920 season.
Practically the same lineup that
has represe ented Marylan nd in the pre-
vious contests will wear its coIors
against catholic University. Brewer.
who got in the North Carolina game
for Il few minutes last week. for his
first appearance since the meeting
with Princeton will not start but
probably will play some time during
the game. Ike Macdonald. former
Central High man. is to start at right
Rosley or Semler at left half. Snyder.
who used to star on the gridiron for
Tech and who came out a short while
ago for the first time since the be-
ginning of last season, as sure to go
into the backfield for part OF the
game.
The Marylanders have better
record than their opponents. but they
had much better record last year in
comparison. yet got the battle of their
lives. The game is sure to develop
much good foot ball. as the Brook
landers have been getting good
coaching all year and the Maryland
ers have "A strong line and some Of the
fastest backs in the south. Semler.
left halfback, is exceptionally good
in an open field. and North Carolina
was not able to stop him at any time
With DeNault. an exceptionally
speedy ball carrier, in the c. L. back
field. some good exhibitions Of broken
field running are likely on both sides.
No better game from IL spectators
view than that Of last year could be
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LOYALiSTS AGAIN INVITED
TO ATTEND N. |. SESSION

Another invitation to President
Johnson and the majority five of the
American League club owners to at
tend the base ball meeting to be held
next Monday in Chicago by the eight
National League magnates nn1 the
owners of the Chicago, New York and
Boston clubs of the American League
has been issued by President Heydler
of the National League. Heydler again
explains that the purpose of the meet
ing is to appoint a drafting commit
tee to meet with representatives OF
the minor leagues to formulate a new
agreement for the government of base
ball.
Clark Griffith of the Washington
club today said that as far as he knew
neither Ban Johnson nor his four as
scciated owners intended to attend
the Monday meeting. We will be
represented at a meeting with the
minor leaguers by committee of
three. as already decided upon,' Grif-
nth said The National Leaguers
have been invited to send similar
committee. / see no necessity for at
tending their meeting.
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In this way the announce ment
made by Dempsey ia Montreal. where
he went 10 engage in ali exhibiti41
bout. that he had agreed 10 meet less
Willard in f,sen-round bout in
New York on March II. may be eA-
planned. The money which the little
fellows have been picking up of late
undoubtedly has given the champion
a badly itching palm. and with the
opportunity open to declare himself
in on the harvest, there isn't the
slightest doubt of his future inten-
tions.
Some Think Jess Has Chance.
Some lighting experts think that
Willard will not he such easy pick ing
as Dempsey might think. Jess took
an awful lot of punching before he
went down and never got a chance
to do any waIloping on his own ac-
count willard can hit hard. and
only supreme and utterly amazing
overconiidence prevented him from
doing himself justice in the Toledo
encounter Before he knew he ha
a fight on his hands he was licked
At least this is the way some OF the
aforementioned experts done 1t out.
AS for Brennan-a pipe.
It will be noted that Buddy Ensor
is beginning to ride winners at PIN
iICO. th6reDy bTingiiS cHftt fo' @'oitt
TO those WHO continued TO play ms
mounts in spite of poor results IN ms
first day at the Maryland track. but
10 his enthusiastic fellow to"nsnen
of baltimore.
Word was received in New York to-
day that Frank Moran will make an
other bid for a comeback next month
when he enters the ring against the
British champion. Joe Beckett. The
bout is set for December 10 at the
National Sporting Club and the per-
sistent Frank already is established
in quarters and training hard
Chicago Welcomes Evers.
letter from Chicago contains ad-
vices that the big Lake city has found
in the announcement OF Johnny Evers'
return to the Cubs an antidote for the
gloom which has filled base ball fans
ever since the world series scandal
was brought to light. Eyers always
was popular with Chicagoans, and in
bringing him back President Veeck
has turned A worthy trick. All sorts
of entertainments. according to my
correspondent. will take place to
| mark the Trojan's return to the scene
Of his greatest exploits.
Chicagoans, by the way are pulling
for Clarence Rowland to land the
job with the Detroit Tigers left va
cant by Hugh Jennings. Why any
friend of Clarence's should want to
see him in this Job is past understand
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But Princeton has no guard as pow
erful as Tolbert or Woods. and the
Harvard forwards and backfield have
given every indiaction that they can
put on a steady pressure, extensively
and defensively, that will wear down
almost any line in the country. Har-
ward has no quarterback as good as
1.ourie. but her.machine-like precision
Of play does not ask as much OF this
position as does the Princeton style.
Moreover. Harvard has a tactical ad-
vantage in its supply of backfield men.
She has a perfect raft of material
owen and Humphrey. powerful and
heavy men: Churchill. fast; Gratwick.
Fitzgerald and Capt. Horween. tip
ping the scales at 190--to supply the
drive and motive power necessary to
keep a powerful eleven functioning.
individuals vs.. Machine.
The game should resolve itself into
4 question whether Princeton. through
her array of stars and their individual
brilliancy. along with famous fight
ing spirit, can match up successfully
and turn the tables on the powerful
driving machine W hich Fisher has de-
veloped at Cambridge Princeton's
forward passes are more tricky and
secreti=e than Harvard'S, but on the
other hand, the Crimson attack is apt
to force the Tiger backfield out of po-
sition and thereby open the way TO
use the aerial game. And its use. un-
der such circumstances, would be
much more effective.
Roper believes more in individual
thinking as foot ball asset than any
series of hard and fast regulations for
his eleven: Fisher in certain definite
methods of play. There is one factor
which bulks big for Princeton. Led
by Capt. Callahan and Lourie, she epit-
iomizes the fighting spirit, whereas
Harvard has all this season. seemed
hnore or less lethargic.
There are other games Of vital i'm
Hortance throughout the country, nota-
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Race Of Fishermen May
Be Made Annual Event

BOSTON. November 4.-It is
regarded as almost "A certainty
in marine circles here that next
year will see another intcrna-
tiOnal match between the fish
ermen of Gloucester md the
Canadian fisherfolk. The recent
races between the Esperanto
and the Delawana OF Halifax
for n fisheries cup, which the
Gloucester rman won, vras a has
tily arranged affair, that many,
Americans as well As Canadians.
felt to he far from conclusive.
The seiners Of both nations
would like to see the contest for
hOnOrs fought out under the
stress of more severe weather
than preyniled last week. II Is
further gossip along the Boston
waterfront and about the
whnrves of Halifax and
Gloucester. that the interna-
tiOnal fishermen's competition
is to become an annual event.
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well drilled in. fundamentals. Mac
Cartee will direct play. and Parella.
Parker and Capt. Ed Pugh will COM
plete the Tech backfieId. This quar-
tet has been drilled at overhead at
tack and probably will attempt con-
siderable open play.
Three former Washington high school
boys are in the starting lineup an
nounced by Coach Lyman Oberlin,
former Central High and Maryland
back at Tech last year: McQuade,
plunging fullback on the 1919 Eastern
eleven, and Young, who was used at
tackle at Central. Smith. one of the
College Park haifbacks, is we'll known
here as a member of the Washington
Canoe Clubs cham pionship padding
team.
Hurlihee and Rowe are slated to
start at ends for the MaryIanders.
Steele will be in at right tackle. and
Clement and Joh at guards. Bartlett
is to be center. MacDougle will begin
the game at right halfback. Dugan
of GonZaSa has been selected to ref
cree the contest. Morris is to umpire
and MacCeney probably will be head
ineSman.
While Western has developed a speedy
135-pound efven. Techs team is favor
ed to win tomorrow's game between the
Trainers will give the title in the light
weight class, as they have a win over
Central to their credit, and neither
Eastern nor Business has a 135-pound
team in the field. The game will be
started at 3 o'clock.
Eastern will swing into action for the
first time in two weeks, when it en-
counters the Naval Air Station eleven
this afternoon on Potomac Park grid
iron No. /. The game is scheduled to
begin at o'clock. Coach Guyon has
been sending his charges through siren
uous daily drills and expects to give
all the members of the squad chance
in today's engagement.
Jones. who has ousted Fountain from
IT, h2fb3ck position on the Western
eleven. played an excellent game against
the Gallaudet reserves at Kendall Cree n
yesterday and may become a fixture in
the Red and White hackfeld He has
plenty OF speed and hits the line with
considerable force. Though greatly out
weighed. the plucly Westerners held
the Kendall Greeners to - tie.
Techs second-string players wen,
through a practice tilt with the Maroon
and Gray 135-pound team and found i,
difficult to score over their lighter op-
ponents. Walt2'S line sn1ashes finally
brought l4-to-0 decision for. the
larger comhina ton.
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NO WILLARD FIGHT SOON.
Meeting With Dempsey Must Fol
low Carpenter Battle.

Official denial has been issued by
the promoters that the Dempsey-Car-
peutier fight for the heavyweig ht
championship would be preceded by
a bout between Dempsey and Jess
willard former titieholder.- 1t is init
mated however. that such match
which was reported 10 have been ar
ranged for March Il. may be arrange ed
to be held subsequent to the Dempsey
Carpenter bout.
The contract for Dempsey's clash
with Carpenter is expected to be
signed in New York tomorrow and il
is stated On good authority 1T will per-
nit Carpenter to fight in Europe and
Dempsey in this country prior to the
big battle. but that in the event either
is defeated the contract for their fight
will be automatically abrogated.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
BOSTON COLLEGE SIGNS
CAvANAUGH FOR 5 YEARS

BOSTON. November Frank w.
Cavanaugh, coach of the Boston Col
lege foot ball team, has signed a con-
tract to continue as the mentor of
the eleven for five years, beginning
next September.
Cavanaugh. under whose instruc-
tions the team beat Yale in 1919 and
again this year. also will become an
instructor in law at the college. He
formerly was foot ball coach at
Dartmouth.
Evening star., 1920-11-04

bly, the Cornell-Darmouth contest az
the Polo grounds. the GeorgetoWn-Navy
meeting in Annapolis, the Penn-Pltt
game at Philadelphia. the Penn State-
Nebraska game at State College, the
Syracuse washington and Jefferson
game at Syracuse, the Lafayette Buck
nell contest at Easton, the Yale Brown
game at New Haven, the California
Washington clash at Berkeley and the
battle between Washington and STAN
ford
Big Games in Middle West.
In the middle west the following con-
tests will be worthy of note: Minnesota
Wisconsin, at Minnesota; Ohio State
Michigan, at Columbus. and Chicago
Illinois. at Chicago. The Iowa North
western game and the Notre Dame
Purdue meet should be very interesting
contests.
In the south we have Alabama Van
derbilt at Birmingham: and Georgia
Tech Clemson at Atlanta.
The middle west offers two last
chance" combats. These are the Chi
cago- Illinois game and the Michigan
Ohio State match. Both Chicago and
Michigan have a final chance to get
back in the running if they are sue
cessful.
The Cornell-Dartmouth game will
settle the standing of one or the other
of these two teams, and if Penn State
defeats Nebraska and Pitt-as is prob
able-beats Pennsylvania these two
teams will meet on Thanksgiving day
for sectional honors.
Notre Dame should beat Purdue. and
thus come nearer to being the best in
the middle west. although she has not
met some of the other leaders in that
part of the country.
The Navy, of course, is out for re-
venge on Georgetown because of last
years defeat. and al! Yale is waiting
the test of the Brown game to see
whe ther the Blue team has continued its
advance.
(Copyright. 1901
Evening star., 1920-11-04
TIGERS, RICH IN STARS,
FACE GREAT MACHINE
Crimson's Play Is Less Dependent on individuals
Than Rivals, and Can Offer Steady Pressure
Offensively and Defensively.
BY WALTER CAMP.

November 4-Princeton slump last
week Harvard but
whether the possible
the absence
Princeton
unless back Saturday
her Of winning will be lessened greatly
Harvard machine dependent individuals than
College eleven
than anything Princeton has done to date nd
has remarkable keck fit and WE'LL
tackle and good pungng ube be found
bkfd players Then there Muey who likely time to
Thompson. whom have
but who credited with being paws
Princeton should exchange This might not
hap though. ii Harvard Fits
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DEMPSEY NOT TO BE IDLE
PENDING CARPENTER GO
Champion Expected to Insist OFT Right to Easy
Money Bouts-ChicagO Welcomes Return
of Johnny Evers as Boss of Cubs.
BY EAIRPLAF.

7 EW YORK. November 4jck Dempsey
VI a .
which the stipulation that he bout
until
known. he
differently his protege.
You the lid heavyweight boxing the
ied that election the
settled itself everywhere
IhS Demps a
hnt Brennan which al
Polo Grounds last
all HE look
Others a Brennan
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Duettiste May Race Abroad

Manly memorial at Pimlao Tuesday.
NAV go abroad TO try conclusions
with the best of European. cross -coun-
trv cracks J. F. Widerner. owner of
Americas jumping classic, plans 10
send the great son OF Etheibert TO
France.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Trap Shooters in Session.

NEW YORK. November 4.-Discus-
sion OF what part American amateur
trapshooters will have in the affairs
of the American Trapshooting Asso-
citation. election of officers. and choice
Of a place for next years grand
American handicap, We're the chief
questions before the annual meeting
Of that organization here today and
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Harvard
Matlack Rolls 170 Game
and 391 Set at Duckpins

One Of the high scores OF the
duckpin season WIS recorded
last night in the Mount Pleas
ant Lensue. when Matiack. a
mem Der Of the OriOIe Quint. top
pied 39l pins in tbree-Kane
set. He started his scoring with
q game of lSG. made 126 in his
second effort and Hnished with
a ten-frame count of %. Due to
his performance, the Orioles
easily vanQuixhed the Senecas.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Billiard Match to De Orc.

NEW YORK. November 4.--Alfred
de ORC defeated Ralph Greenleaf the
world professional pocket billiard
champion. 800 to 264. in the final block
CT their 300-point three-cushion eX-
hibition match last night. De Orc
won the fifth block so to 43.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Wheatley Leads in Cue Play

George Wheatley will enter the
second session of his 250-point mattel h
with Charles Bartelmes for the dia-
mond-studded medal emblematic of
the District pocket billiard champion
ship at Grand Central Palace tonight
with an advantage of n points. In
the opening rounds played last night
Wheatley ran 135 against lis for
BartelmeA
Evening star., 1920-11-04

Since its victory over the Univer
sity of Virginia freshmen, the big
Tech eleven has been developing rap
idly. The Manual Trainers are espe-
cially well fortified on the wings and
may be able TO foil the efforts of the
speedy College Park backfield. Jim
Pugh and Mccormick distinguished
themselves against the Virginia fresh
men, who failed to make any ground
in end attacks.
In the line Tech will have GUIDE and
Heine at tackles. Rhees and Wolf at
guards and the veteran Burger at cen
ter. These boys are all weighty and
Evening star., 1920-11-04
K. OF c. BASKETERS FORM
SIX-CLUB ORGANIZATION

Organization of a six-team inter-
city Knights of Columbus Basket Ball
League to play games in Washington
and Alexandria has been announced
by Capt. c. +. Edwards. chairman of
the inter-council athletic committee.
Teams representing Washington,
Keane. Carroll. SpauIding and Poto-
mac councils of Washington and Fitz-
gerald Council of Alexandria will be
in the circuit. Games will be played
here on Wednesday nights in Carroll
Institute and in the armory at Alex
andria on Saturday nights.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Billiard Expert to Visit.

District cue experts will have an
opportunity to show their wares
against Joseph Concannon. profess
sionai billiardist in'exhibit On matches
here next week. The star carom
player will perform at Grand Cen
tral Palace Monday and tuesday aft
ernoonS and evenings.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Girl Basketers in Two Games.

Girl hasketers of the Burial Class
League staged two hotiy contested
games on the Epiphany court last
night. an extra five minutes of play
being necessary to determine win
ner in the engagement between the
Greyhounds and Ironclads. The for
mer won. TO 4. In the other
game the Dreadnaughts defeated the
Peaches, IL to 10.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
To Double Big Race Purse.

BALTIMORE. Md, November with
desire TO continue it's efforts in en-
cOuraging ong-distance racing. the
Maryland Jockey Club has decided to
double the purse for the Pimlico cup,
10 he run Friday. November 12. making
the added money 10000 instead of
S., 900, as in the original conditions.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
|C. U.-MARYLAND GAME
SHOULD PROVIDE THRILLS
BY II. c. BYRD.

OR the twelfth consecutive barring the which
Maryland Saturday the gridiron The contest
played
have been probably Shaw of Ohio
Tyler O. Princeton will refer eandum umpire
Catholic University building all
Maylandrs Saturday would
real all
schedule And they will forth against Maryland
Evening star., 1920-11-04
TECH PLAYS MARYLAND
FRESHMEN TOMORROW
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

ISTRICT scholastic eevens will participate in
scheduled the University OF Maryland
- while the Maroon
nieds Tidal Basin grdon.
afford the Manual Trainers
OF
vanquhed
oC lock-
Evening star., 1920-11-04

Totals. 4S3 4sG 509 Totals. a
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Fort Myer After Quentins.

Fort Myers foot ball team wants
game on Sunday Afternoon A con-
test with Quentin Athletic (,Iuh js
preferred. Elevens interested should
write to the athletic officer at Fort
Myer Va
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Tie for Cue Championship.

CHICAGO, November by winning
yesterday from Charles Seabach OF
Torrington. Conn. James Mature Of
Denver tied with William Ricketts, OF
Flint Mich. for first place, in the
national pocket billiard tourney here
Mature won, 1oJ to a.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
BROWNS RELEASE BURKE

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. November A.
Jimmy Burke today WAS released
as manager of the 81. Locix Amer
lean League base hall club. Na
successor was announced. burke
Became manager i'm the middle of
the 1918 season. succeeding Fielder
Jones'.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Abbot Soccerites Defeated.

Defeating the Abbot School eleven,
2 to 0, Gales School yesterday tied
for the lead in the fifth division
soccer tournament. Abbot had main
tanned a clear hold on first place
since the start of the tourney.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Guyon Takes Up Wrestling.

Joe Guyon. former star halfback at
Georgia Tech. has taken up profess
sional wrestling. He also is fair
base ball player and boxer.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Purdue Grid PLAYER Dies.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. November 4.
Edwin Wolff. Purdue University
student. whose spine was injured in
a recent foot ball game, has died.
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Mohawks to Play Washingtons.

Mohawk and washington Athletic
clubs will be opponents Sunday aft :
ernoon on the gridiron at 1Ith ana
n streets southeast. Play will start
at o'clock
Evening star., 1920-11-04
Metropolitans vs.. Peerless.

Metropolitan and Peerless -elevens
are scheduled to clash on Sunday aft
ernoon at the Rosedale Fairgrounds.
The game is to begin at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1920-11-04

ing. except on the ground OF vast be-
lief in the ability of the man to take
a shot-to- pieces machine and rebu!ld
il almost entirely. There will have To
be practically a new iniield and lot
or pitchers 10 support such veterans
as Dauss and Ehmke, who are nearing
the end OF their ropes. In the outfeld.
Feach and Ty Cobb are, of course,
great ball players
(Copyri-b: IayO1
Evening star., 1920-11-04
ON FOOT BALL FIELDS

BALTIMORE. Nd, November A.
Coach Van Ornan is figuring on
Jones. Calkins and Markell as his
backfe1de to start for Hopkins against
Maryland in the final game Of the sea-
son Thanksgiving day. and is work
ing them with that in view. Finding
a quarterback to handle this trio
properly is his main problem.
CHAPEL HILL. n c.. November T.
Coach Fuller of the North Carolina
eleven is rushing the Tarheels in
preparation fo- the V. N. l. game here
Saturday. Fuller's chief job is to get
his long list of injured men in shape.
Against Maryland he was forced to
use an entirely new backfeld, two of
whom. Mcdonald and Hutchins. show
ed enough to be reckoned with as
regulars. Spaugh and Tenney both
are rapidly recovering and probably
will be ready. Lowe. the regular
quarter, who dislocated his shoulder.
also may be able to play.
Evening star., 1920-11-04

desired. and the contest Saturday
probably will be somewhat Of dupli-
cation Of that.
Gallaudet is to meet a rather weak
opponent on its home field and should
win easily. The Kendall Greeners
will have Randolph Macon as their
opponent. and the Ashland men have
not shown anything that would seem
to warrant a thought that they have
much more than very slender out
side chance TO do anything more than
hold the locals To 4 close count
Evening star., 1920-11-04

MORGANTOwN. w Va. November
s.-weSt virginia's varsity eleven is
being driven at top speed in the drills
for the clash with Washington and
Lee. Johnson and Martin are practic.
idG IGoA11 Goms placement
Evening star., 1920-11-04

Techs second string players went
through a practice tilt with the Maroon
and Gray 135-pound team and found ii
difficult to score over their lighter op-
ponents. WaltZ's line smashes finally
brought l4-to0 decision for, the
larger combination.
Evening star., 1920-11-04

EASTCN, Pa. November 3.-Joe Le-
hecka, injured Lafayette College half
back may be unable to play in Sa:-
urdsy game against Eucknell. Le-
hecka injured his leg in the Navy
and Penn games and was forced to
stay on the sideslines in the contest
against Pitt. His injury is healing
slowly.