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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21
Elects Officers !: Title Rouing Distance, 30
IS IN c. j. TRACK SQUAD
Basketers Active During Holi
days-Brooklanders Will Hold
an Indoor Meet.

While the basketers, who are TAX
ing a trip among northern colleges,
are the only Catholic University ath-
letes active during the Christmas va
cation, track team aspirants have I'M
dergone preliminary workouts. and
when classes are resumed after New
Year day. the indoor board perform
ers will settle down to work in car
nest.
Another big meet. at which several
of the South Atlantic collegiate
championships win be decided. is to
be held in the Brookland gymnasium
this season. No date has been Sc
lected for the carnival, but it prob
ably will be held before the annual
Johns Hopkins games that arc sched4
uled for February 26.
Manager Mark Fitzgibbon has an
nounced that seventy-five candidates
for the track squad have reported for
practice to Coach Bill Foley. who
handled the Catholic University in
door board men last year. Harold
De la Vergne. former Tech High ath-
lete, star dash man last season. is
captain of the team. Among other
veterans are John Mclaughlin, dis
lance runner. and Henry Mcnamara
and Jiggs Donahue. quarter-milers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21
GIRL HOCKEY PLAYERS
GOT POINTERS ABROAD

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December 81.
Members Of the Philadelphia girls
hockey team. who returned here last
night. from a tour of England. said to-
day they had learned lot about hockey
on the trip that they never knew be-
fore.
I'VE had a lovely time" said Miss
Elizabeth Cheston. who captained the
team, "and couldn't have been treated
nicer by the English. We learned a lot
about hockey that we never knew be-
fore. and every game that we lost
brought SO much sympathy from our
though they were the ones who had
lost and we the ones who had won"
Although the team won only one of
ten games played, Miss Cheston said the
trip 'unquestionably was success"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21
EXPECT K. 0. WALLOPS
Forty-Four Rounds of Boxing List.
ed for Ardmore Tonight May Be
Curtailed bv Blows.

Forty-four rounds of regular box
fighting" are scheduled to take place
at the Ardmore fight show tonight,
but this amount may be reduced. as
some of the seven outs~that consti-
tute the program are not expected
to go the limit. Besides the ten
round topliner that viii bring to-
gether those battling flyweights
frankie Murray of Philadelphia and
Little jeff of Baltimore. between
whom a bitter rivalry exists, several
other encounters will he between con-
testants desiring to settle old scores
Ping Bodie of Philadelphia and
George Myers. pride of the Wash
ington marine barracks, 122-pounders
are slated to meet in the six-round
semi-windup. Other six-round bouts
will be Hardboiled Smith. Walter
Reed Hospital agt. Phil Bolden, Bal
timore, 135-pounders: Johnny Conroy
agt. Joe Maple, 133-pounders; Billy
Regain agt. Dick Burgess. Baltimore,
125-poundeTs. and Young Remsey agt.
Johnny Corbett, Pittsburgh. $50
Founders. Young Dempsey and Young
Critic. Baltimore, 150-pounders, are
to fight four rounds. "a -.-
Trains over the W.. B. and A. electric
line will leave White House station,
18th and Fl streets northeast, for
Ardmore after z o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

1t has been rumored that President
Comiskey may endeavor to stop the
American League in it's effort to press
the gambling cases, in order to have
charge of the prosecution himself.
President Comiskey has placed the
matter in the hands OF his attorney.
and more than year ago set aside
$4,000 to be used in unsar;hing the
1919 world series scandal. His attor-
neys, it is said. are to confer with
states Attorney Robert Grove to
learn just what can be done to hurry
up the cases now before criminal
court.
Contention OF COmiskey.
Com:skey believes himself to be the
one who suffered most from their G.s-
honesty, and that he should be al
lowed a hand in the prosecution
Johnson also SAID he was working
on a rearrangement of the rules I'M
der which the major and minor
lea CUES can operate. a meeting is
scheduled to be held in Philadei pha
early in January, at which Pre- sident
Heyd1er and George Wharton Pepper
will be present to draw 10 this agree
rent. johnson will present his idea
Il the proper working agreement 70
hem at that time. At the same meet
.oc 1921, to be submitted to the club
owners of the major leagues for ap-
prevail.
"Oust Johnson" Says Huston.
NEW YORK. December 21.-Failure
Of the American League to elect New
York. Boston and Chicago represent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21
YANKEE FIVE UNBEATEN
Has Won Eight Games in Row.
Schedule Runs to March 5.
Other Basket Ball.

Yankee Athletic Club, which is to
meet the Allied Five Of Baltimore in
the court of the Congress Heights
Auditorium tomorrow night. has eight
straight victories to its credit. but will
have to play flrst-c1ass basket ball
the remainder of the season to main
Five a number of sturdy teams are
listed in the Yanks' schedule that FOL
lows:
December 90, Allied Five Of Baltimore;
January 1. baltimore Y. NJ. n. A.; .. keysel
Gollegans - Richmend Tsrminals; col aS
ell, X. of C. League; %. keyser Collegians
tkeyser, W. Val. Is. Frederick y: n. c. A.
c. A. (Frederick. Md; IL. Y. N. c. A.
Arrows: IA, Catholic University Freshmen: IT,
IS. Richmond Terminals (Richmond, Val 10,
Richmond Athletic Club (Richmond, Va,
pending); %. Epiphany Comets
March 5. WilliamstOwn All-Stars.
Epiphany Comets. who downed the
League in 2S-to-18 game last night.
will play the ingram quintet in Epiph-
any gymnasium tonight. The con-
test will start at O'clock.
ROamer Athletic Club, which is to
meet Manhattan Athletic Club in the
Immaculate Conception court at s
o'clock Thursday night, want a Christ
mas eve game. Send challenges to
E. Pitts, 726 Maryland avenue north
east.
Peerless Athletic Club, following a
27-to-20 victory over Rosedale Ath-
letic Club, seeks more worlds to con-
quer. Games with the Peerless may
be arranged by communicating with
Manager George Simpson, 81 X street.
oil MI in
Peck Memorial flve romped to a
26-to-12 victory over the Washington
Barracks team OConnor did the bulk
of the scoring for the winners.
Array and Navy Preparatory Schools
basket ball team is in Baltimore to-
day for game with the Baltimore
Institute. The contest will
be held in the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

'fhis will be a matter Of only few
seks, according to those in charge
the deStinies- OF the organization,
:. option already has been obtained
4 a good-sized plot of ground on
Il Conduit road just the other side
the District line. where a home to
II nearly 1900 spectators is to be
lcted. The architect. and the build.
are both members of this club"
a the latter has promised to have
e building ready for occupancy
; min month from the time the
ms, are turned over to him. The
wings practically are completed
Ofieern Elected Today.
The meeting Of the governing board
twenty members, at which the Of
els and executive committee were
-cided upon. was held at noon today
he temporary Offices of the club
the Hibbs building, when the
-ecutive committee was instructed
draw up a constitution and by
vs. for the next meeting. to be held
n early date. These will comply
necessity. with the rules and regu-
IONS of the Maryland State Athletic
nnission. This code, fashioned
ser that of the International Sporting
ah, is regarded in all states where It
been followed as the best yet de-
ed. 1t provides that officials at all
iits shall consist of a referee. two
yes and t.mekeeper, fixes forfeiture
& boxers license as the penalty for
mining or taking and limits speeches
productions of exhibitors. STREE. en-
cs.nent of che requirement for aedi-
supervision and accurate weighing
@coptestants for all bouts is IL line
the aim to encourage and reward
an boxing and skfllful, aggressive ac-
p in the ring. as opposed to tactics
Tailtng and covering up. and to pro-
clearly defined standards and meth
s for judging the merits Of competing
xers through practical cooperation 1
tween the referee and the judges,
30 will be required to keep
ming score Of points and penalties
.oughout all bouts 7.
Fesident kynen today asserted the
ject of the club would be to provide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

was issued by Charles Fitzmorris, su-
perintendent Of police. after protests
had been made by Methodist and Bap-
fist ministerial associations.
NEW YORK. December 2l.-Two pu-
gillette champions of the London police
force arrived here yesterday to compete
against New York police boxers in a
tournament here next month. They are
Jack Stanley. heavyweight. and Harry
Mallin, middleweight, Of the metropoli-
tan police force, who won their titles in
an eliminat ton tournament
CHICAGO. December 21-''Pinkie"
Mitchell Milwaukee welterweieht, has
been matched to box Dennis O'keefe of
Chicago in ten-round contest in Mil
waukee New Year afternoon. The men
win weigh 143 pounds.
NEW YORK. December 21.-Ted
kid Lewis Of England. former holder
OF the world weslerweight championship
title. is spending the holiday season in
this country. He will not engage in any
bouts in America. he said. and plans to
return to England early in January to
battle Jack Britton, who recently
knocked him out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

Herman is not overrated: this Is ap-
rent in the fact that the odds are
TO on his winning. But the rueh
get down wagers at this price 10
ely to lower the odds by Wednes-
y afternoon.
Iyvnch's recent knockouts Of Joe
a rkey and Abe Goldstein have given
"A a lot Of prestige in the metropo-
s, Then. too. he Is a native-Dofn
zen.
N type the two boys are vastly dtf-
snt. The champion iS sw1fthy,
sex set-the round build-and. oe.
lie the name he has chosen. hAit
snce sets him down as an ltalian.
nch is tall. clean cut and trim IN
J his lines. Indeed. he suggests q
ekey more than . prize fighter.
iris Speakers success as player
mayer gives some sanction to the
voi ntment Of Ty Cobb as manager
the Detroit club. At the outset u
~ be said that il he does as wen
Tr;stram has done there VIII be no
faplaint from the fans. But viii ne!
eaker is a man among men. great
hearted, keen-thinking chap. II
no secret that Cobb has not been
puiar among his fellow players and
Il he has not taken kindly to diS-
5IinG. He will prove drawing
I'd, no doubt. But in the long run
manager has to be more than that.
A manager h a peculiar breed. he
( to know base ball-Which lot
,n't-and he has to have great execu-
ability as well as knowledge OF
iiran nature. It's q big JOB; 80 DIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

atives to its board of directors at the
annual meeting last Friday "indi-
Gated clearly" that Pres dent Ban
johnson and the clubs which sup
ported him in the league war are
dissenters from the new Lands
regime in base ball." Col. r. l.. Hus-
ton. part owner Of the Yankees. has
announced in a statement here.
During the past year Johnson has
fought the appointment of Judge
Lands as chairman of the national
commission" Col. Huston said and
successfully resisted the judges ad-
vent into base ball until compelled
to consent at the recent Chicago
meeting. His show of ,.acquiescence
is, the ~eriest of hypocrisy. He had to
surrender at the recent Chicago
meeting: because his "wileul five" de-
serted him in the fear that the pro-
posed twelve-club league would in
jure their property investments"
Charging that the recent move is
aimed Ito disgust and discourage
Judge Lands at the start" Col. Hus-
ON .xbre ssed the opinion that Judge
Lands will quickly find means to
curb Johnson and his puppets"
johnson and his five clubs he
added. ARE banded together by ties
ether than true craftsmanship.
The strength of this unholy alliance
has made Johnson exceedingly arro-
CANT and has been the cause of all
the recent trouble in the American
League and in base ball. and"until it
is broken there can be no peace. The
elimination of johnson would auto
maticaliy restore tranquility"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

that as a rule a man has more than
he can do to ill it. let alone playing ball
on the side.
Frank Chance, when he was with the
Cubs. swung the whole shooting match,
running the club I'D to the hilt and play
ing good ball. Later when he came
to the Yanks purely as manager he
didn't do SO well.
Hughey Jennings was about through
as q player when he went to Detroit.
The story Of his hard luck and other
misfortunes with the Tigers will make
good reading II it is ever told. Suffice
now to say he Is hrst-class manager.
Christy Mathewson had retired from
active playing when he took up the
managerial reins at Cincinnati. He was
not successful there. Bill Donovan,
best known for his record as a pitcher
for the Detroit Tigers. will handle the
PhiI1ies.
George Gibson. who succeeds Hugo
Bezdek at the helm of the Pittsburgh
team, is through az q catcher. Johnny
Evers. the new Cub manager, has been
out Of base ball as a player for some
time. John McGraw and Connie Mack,
both ex-players. hold the distance rec
ords for managing big league clubs.
Copyright. 192O.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

Cross. at Manchester or Haverhill.
Washington and Jefferson will play
nine grid contests next fall. the list
being:
September "a, Bethany.
October /, RackneIl; s, West Vir-
GINA Wesleyan; Is. Carnegie Tech
%. Lehigh, at Bethlehem; 20, SYRIA
cuse. at Syracuse.
| November 5, Westminster: IL, Pitt
at Pittsburgh; "a, West Virginia, at
Morgantown.
Warren Roth. captain of the Thiel
College foot ball team last season, has
been reelected for 1921.
University of Richmond's 1921 foot
bali schedule calls for eight games. as
follows: October 1. Catholic Univer-
sity; 8. Virginia. at Charlottesville; Is.
Virginia Poly; %. Hampden-Sidney; %,
Davidson College: November 5, Wake
Forest 10. Randolph-Macon; "a, Will
liam and Mary
Denial of report that Gilmour
Dobie, coach of the Cornell foot ball
team, will become mentor at West Vir-
GINA next season has been made at
Ithaca. Coach Dobie has a three-year
contract at Cornell. effective for two
Years more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-21

The Motor Square Club made an offer
to Kearns last waek of $50, 900 to have
Dempsey box the winner Of the Christ
mas bout The proposed bout cannot,
under the law. be more than ten rounds
NEW ORLEANS, December 21.-Pal
Moran or New Orleans and Johnny
Dundee Of New York fought to a If
teen-round draw last night. Moran
weighed 1856, while Dundee was four
pounds lighter.
PHILADELPHIA, December 21.-
Bobby Burrnan, local boxer; Eddie
Hayes. his manager. and Tommy Kee
nan, referee. have been barred indefi-
nitely from bouts in this city. Action
was taken as a result Of free-for all
fight during a bout Saturday night be-
tween Burman and Tommy Cleary.
The ban has been lifted on Harry Wills
and Sam Mcvey. colored boxers. who
had been under suspension since last
summer for alleged taking.
y CHICAGO, December 21.-An order
prohibiting boxing carnival scheduled
for last night under the auspices OF a
Chicago morning newspaper fund to
furnish Christmas dinners for the poor