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The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
VIRGINIA TO PLAY ap.
TIGERS NEXT YEAR

CHARLoTTEsvILLE. Va, Dec Z.
Princeton. Yale. Centre College,
Rutgers, West Virginia, University
OF Tennessee. Auburn. Florida and
Alabama are among the teams that
have offered Virginia q date fer
next gridiron season. Present indics-
J tions are that the big Northern game
will be with the Tigers instead of
Hazard. Centre is anxious to meet
Virginia at some neutral point N
Kentucky or Virginia.
Vanderbilt having failed to renew
her contract. an effort is being made
to get Auburn TO come here for the
big game next fall Virgins kfr-
itary Institute insists on a game .
Lexington or some neutral poinf
and refuses 20 return TO ChArlottess
vile despite offer OF $500 guarantee
or the entire gate receipts. The
Johns Hopkins game will be stsgeS
here October %.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
KECK TO CAPTAIN
TIGER GRID TEAM

PRINCETON, n. j., Dee. T.
J. Stanley Keck, 1922, OF
Grecssburg, Penna-, was chosen
Princeton football captain fer
the 1871 seasen at q meeting Of
the letter men here today. This
season keck completed his sec
end year Of varsity football for
the Tigers and by his aEgres-
sfyeness and extraordinary de-
fensive ability won the unanI-
nous approval Of sporting crit
les and writers throughout the
East who In every case accorded
him . place On their slI-Aneri-
can tesms. Coach Roper. Of
Princeton considers keck the
greatest tackle that ever wore
the Orange and Black and one
Of the greatest that the game
ever produced.
The new TIGER leader. who In
= years Of sEe. Q feet in height
and weighs 2Io pounds, pre-
pared Ter Priaeeton st KiskIe
and hercersburg.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
BOWEN SIGNS
FOR 20 ROUNDS
Clever Local Lightweight
To Meet Eddie Barr in
Decision Fight. .

Young Bowen. local lightweight
signed last night with Eddie Barr,
of Baltimore, for a twenty-round
decision bout to be staged in Bal
timore Christmas afternoon at the
Eureka Athletic Club.
Bowen, who has been setting a
dizzy pace in his ring encounters
this season. gained a decision over
Barr in eight rounds at Baltimore
last week. The event was staged as
the isemi-wind-up to the Roper
Sampson affair. but in point OF in
terest outshone the main 60. In
this meeting Barr displayed some
wicked work in the first round, but
Bowen came back and slowly over
came the lead and all but had his
opponent out at the close. 1t was
bang-up scrap.
Barr has been knocking 'em low
this season also, and his fall at the
hands of Bowen caused a huge sur
prise in the Baltimore camp. Fans
OF the upstate city have been clam
oring for a second meeting between
the pai. and Billy Mccarthy, match
maker for the Eureka Athletic
Club, closed articles last night.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
HILLTOP CAGE
ARTISTS OUT
Georgetown Tossers Face
Heavy Basketball
Schedule.

Athletic relations between syra-
cuse and Georgetown will be opened
with n baseball game to be played
here next spring, IL was announced
by Hilltop officials last night. The
game will be one OF the big events
on the Georgetown diamond card.
which Is expected to include some Of
the best teams In the East. Syracuse
is reported to have n strong nine In
line Tor the coming season.
Basketball was ushered in on
cially at Georgetown yesterday,
Coach John D. O'Reilly taking
charge of a squad of about twenty
five men.
At the same time Manager Larkin
issued the Hilltopper's schedule,
which includes fourteen games with
two contests pending. Present dates
call for the opening here January
IA, Carnegie Tech supplying the OPP
position. However, a game with
Bridgewater College for January 10
is pending, and may be closed with
in the week.
Georgia Tech. Washington and
Lee and Pittsburgh top the list of
quintets who will be met by
O'Reilly's men. 4 two-game series
with George Washington University
is also on the card, the first contest
to be played January Is in Ryan
gymnasium, and the second Febru-
ary 10 in the Y. NJ C. A
The schedule follows:
. January 1e-Pridgewater College
'(pending1.
January 14-Carnesie Tech. here.
January 1S-George Washington.
Ryan gym.
January 81 - Davis and Elkins,
here.
January 25 - Camp Humphreys
West Pointers. here.
January .2s-Brooklyn Poly, here.
February 1-Open.
February 4-University of North
Carolina, here.
February S-Washington and Lee,
at Richmond, Va. (pending).
February list. Johns, Of Brook
lyn. here.
February 14-Georgia Tech, here.
February II - Marietta College,
here.
February 1s-George Washington,
Y. NJ. C. A.
February 22-Unfversity Of Pitts
burgh, at Pittsburgh.
February 23-Geneva College, at
Beaver Falls. Pa.
February 24-Groye City College,
at Grove City. Pa.
February 25-Carnegie Tech, at
Pittsburgh.
Capt. Andrew Zazzalli is the main
stay of the Blue and Gray OUTFIT
zazzalli did not report yesterday
and will not be on the floor until
next week when candidates from
the football squad will show up.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
6I1iaSPE,QgRT]L|gjHE|!' g:!!!']|!!!j +!

I But a humap splinter by the name
Of John j. Evers, Of Troy. N, Y, and
Chicago, Ill, comes close to being
the most remarkable product the
game has ever Introduced.
Evers began his career with the
Cubs around eighteen years ago.
A bundle of nerves and brain, with
every nerve at the surface, few fig
ured the light, slender Trojan woutd1
ever survive many campaigns beA
meath the spotlight.
He has been figured out of base
ball at least three times. His
shadow has passed over the hill
more than once.
Eight years ago he was canned as
a major league manager. at the
head of the Cubs.
In 1913 he was figured all in as
a player. and in 1914 he came back
for another fine year with the Bos-
ton Braves.
Then he dropped out again and
his career was once more supposed
to be closed. Now. working hard
to build up a machine for 1921, the
same Trojan is back on the job
again as the Big Bear of the Cub
parade.
He has drawn enough unkempt
luck to wreck q division, but fate
hasn't devised a sufficient number
Of wallops yet to stop him on the
way up
l Worth Watching.
4 Most attempted eome-backs ar,
hardly worth the attention of tn,
human eye. The public has but lit.
tie interest left in the champion
who has had his wreath knocked
over one ear.
But Willard's yearning for on,
more shot at Dempsey may leaC
to interesting developments.
Dempsey is younger. faster. an,
a better boxer. But there is still
a belief in numerous circles that /
willard trains the proper way. ad
1usting himself both mentally an,
physically for one supreme test, hi.
sixty or seventy extra pounds. hi
longer reach and his comma ndinl
height may even things up.
Probably they won't. But tn,
chance is there.
The move to have an American
code of golf rules that has no de
pendence on a British. code of gol
rules may sound very patriotic an,
therefore carry certain appeal
But golf 10 an international spor
AN international sport where tn,
British have shown themselve
quite willing to meet any adjust
ment half way. To ignore this posi-
tion is not only unsportsmanlike
but trihe worse than foolish. Fo
it is a move that won't go through
Many are bawled-but most o
them deserve 1t.
Copyright. 1870, New York Tribune, Inc.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
ny HENRY L. FARRELL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-It's a shame
that eleven are only eleYen.
IL an Ali-American eleven could
be stretched into a dozen and . half
or two dozen, picking the seasons
combination OF bests might not be q
problem so closely akin 20 settling
the Irish question.
After a season, In which the grid
irons OF the East. West, North and
South were almost crsmmed with
high-cihss football performers. IL 10
h task far beyond one pair OF eyes
90 Judge the eleven best. Coming
near to IL Is a more human task.
The season OF 1920 developed q
preponderance Of brilliant hslfbacks,
quarterbacks and eenters, with q
good number OF tackles. No guards
stod out like 'swede" Youngstrum
of last years team or no ends blsEed
across the field like Bob Higgins
and Heinie Miller.
Based upon the teams seen in ac-
tion news accounts Of the games
and the Judgment Of others delegst.
ed to look them over. the following
three teams have been selected
subject TO anything but personal
violence on the writer:
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
GRID STARS TO PLAY
IN SERVICE BATTLE

Several university gridiron stars
will be seen in action at American
League Park Saturday afternoon
when the Quantico Marines and
Camp Humphreys Engineers clash
in a battle for the Eastern service
gridiron title, Vidal, all-American
selection while with West Point,
will lead the engineers. Liversedge.
University of California star foot
ball player and track man, is a
mainstay in the line of the Marines.
Brown of the University Of Oregon
and Sanderson of the University Of
Washington are other leading men,
hers of the Marines OUTFIT.
Both elevens have established
strong records for the season with
honors about even. The intense
rivalry between the service aggre-
cations lends additional interest to
the contest.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08

Double Van figures right close up.
Albright and Early Sight will be
knocking at the door.
Close Mt between old Back Bay
and Opportunity in the third. The
last race of |Woodards' cast-off was
awfuiiy good considering his un-
derpinning and ] look for him TO
cop the purse with Back Bay a
bang-up second. Amackassin holds
the others safe. II. C. Basch will
trim Susan M. today with anything
like decent racing luck. Is cherry
ripe now and will show some Inn
provement over that last effort,
Cockroach and Old Sasin have the
balance of the purse between them.
Ground Swell should be on the Bill
Daley in the sixth.
Prunes and Lieut.. Perkins have
the grapes In the closing race be-
tween them. The one lucky TO grab
the path" will cop all the Jack"
A limb play on either would come
pretty near to connecting. High
land Lad and Peggy G. will be Aght-
ing it out at the end for the peep"
money.
One Rest Bet ef the Day,
ANG0N.
Best Take-a-Chanee Bett
NORMAN.
Bess Pariays
SUSAN NJ, LIEUT.. PERKINs-TO
SHOW.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

First Race-Gloom, 107 (King).
12-1, 5-1, 2-1; Old McKenna, l12
(Heinisch) SIS, 7-1o: Normandie. IFS
(staek), 1-3. Time, 1:Is. Pindar,
Tilloloy. Peawukee. Tip Ford, Ho-
reb. Tony also ran.
Second Raee-Mary Fonse. l04
tRoberts). 20-1. Sci, Al; Walk Up,
102 (Josiah), 81, al: American
Maid. 107 (McAtee). Al. Time, 1:l1.
Gladys. Fading Star. Countess. Seq
urola. Ionia, Mary Erb, Ella Waldo
also ran.
Third Raee-Dr.' Campbell. 1s
(Smith). 81. Us, 7-10; Miss Kruter,
los (Roberts). 5-2, SIS: Beau Brum-
mel, 107 (Burke). as. Time, 1:1s
Mayor Calvin, Avery Trumbo. Amer
ican Rose. Olive James. Annette
Teller, Early Sight, Enos, Plain Bill
Midian. Blue BannocK also ran.
Fourth Raee-Huen, 112 (Mur-
ray),. s-s, Ia. II; Fantoche, lis
Gyke), 1-2, II; The Moor, los
(stack). I-2. Time, 1.17 As. Dr.
Howard, Dora w. also ran.
Fifth Race-Anticipate. i0s tHein-
isch), 11-10, as. 1-5; Wild Flower,
104 (Roberts), 2-l. As; Brisk, lis
(McAtee), SIS. Time, 1:l7 SIS.
chesty, Sandy Mac. Blaise. Nose
also ran.
sixth Raee--spearlene. III (Rich-
creek), Al. s-5, 7-1o; Harvey smarr,
I0s (Heinisch), 7-5, 3-6; warIike
los tsmith), 7-1o. Time, 2:os. Quite
John 1. Day, Judge Price. sasin also
ran.
Seventh Race-Rufus Riley, 1oe
Gunsford), 1876, even. L.; Gain dc
Cause. I0l (Richcreek), s-l, 81
Golden Dawn, % tMooney), As
Time, 1:45 As. Shoot On. Douglas
S., Pitter Patter, Berlin, Ground
Swell also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
.GALLAUDET QUINT
READY FOR LOYOLA

After tomorrow's practice gams
with Eastern High, Coach coopef
expects 10 determine his lineup fos
the game with Loyola next Saturday
When Gallaudet won the champiouz
ship in the District League twl
years ago Cooper had the reputatiop
OF making radical changes In hl
team at critical stages OF the gsns
and now he is using the same meth
cd with a noticeable improvems6l
in the material he has on hand.
Four of the regulars reported fsr
the first workout with injuries whI4l
hindered them from doing their besi
but all of the men are now ready for
heavy work.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
Abbott Soccerites Win.

The Abbott School soccer team,
champions of the New York avenue
Fairgrounds. gained a l-to-0 victory
over the Gage School squad. cham
pions of Bloomingdale grounds, in
a hard-fought game yesterday att
ernoon on the Rosedale Fairgrounds
The teams fought a scoreless draw
in their first meeting. Capt. Carr,
Gordon and Gauza starred for the
winners. The Abbotts will meet the
winner of the Curtis-Monroe game
on Thursday for the public school
soccer championship OF the Western
division.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
COPIES OF RECORDS
STOLEN---JOHNSON
American League Head Complains to Judge
Landis-Hoyne, Former States
Attorney, Passes the Lie.

CHICAGO. Dec. federal Judge
X. II. L2ndis, head Of organized
baseball. would make no comment
for publication tonight on the
charge that copies OF all the eyi-
denee presented to the grand jury
in its inquiry into the baseoaii
gambling conspiracy and scandaf
had been removed from the state
Attorneys ONCE.
The complaint was made 10 Ian
dis by Ban B. Johnson. president OF
the American League.
This 10 one of the biggest expio-
sions in baseball and win develop
into one of the worst scandals YET
exposed" Johnson said just oefore
he saw the Judge this afternoon
Landis to Act In "rheft.'
This is one of the first cases that
has been presented to the luase
since he became chairman OF the
National Commission. The Judge
intimated he would go into al
angles of the case before MAKING
comment.
II Is uncertain just what action
n, can take, but baseball men TO-
night were confident that IL he sees
MS way clear to act that he Will DO
so vigorously and in his own char
aeteristic manner.
Johnson was visibly riled. he
eoatfnued: Hartley l. Repogle, FOR
rner assistant States attorney has
admitted turning the grand Jury
records of the grand jury over 70
George Kenney. secretary 10 1ornei
States Attorney Hoyne, after MT
Hoyne had ordered him to do SO MT
Hoyne has no business with these
records. What he wants them roT
I do not know, but We intent 70
find out"
Hoyne Passes Lie.
whoever makes a statement like
that is a liar" Hoyne said at his
homo tonight. 'I sent Kenney to
Mr.. Replogle for statements which
had not seen in the baseball case
Reploele called me up and asked II
they were my orders. / told him
wanted the files in the case because
I should be held responsible In the
case
They were turned over to me and
sealed and they are going to stay In
my office. What do ] care for Bar
Johnson
Replogle said he had turned over
to Hoyne, on his orders, copies Of
the records but the original tran
script of the testimony and all tht
exhibits including the confessions oi
three White Sox players that they
and others had sold out the 1915
world series, had been ordered i'm
pound by Judge Mcdonald who or
dered the baseball hearing.
Hoyne has gone out of ONCE sinct
the hearing was held. Robert E
Grove is now States attorney an6
he refused tonight to comment or
the case.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
PARSONS TEAM
3l AT PINEHURST

PINEHURST, N. c dec, 7.-H. C.
and @. B. Fownes Of the Oakmont
Country Club, led field of fifty-four
contestants In a combined score han
dicsp medal play tournament at Pine
hurst today and won the first prizes
with respective net rounds of n and
"a and total of $50.
Donald Parson. OF Chevy Chase,
the only Washington contestant, was
scratch man Of the field, and his ex-
celient gross and net round of 81
was only good enough to permit his
team to lana in third place with q
total Of 157s
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
G. U. PREPSSTOP
BUSINESS FIVE
Hilltop Jrs. Trim Stenog.
raphers, 1911, in First
Floor Game.

Business High fell in its OPEN
ing court game before the speedy
attack Of the Georgetown Props.
Is to II, on the Ryan gymnasium
floor yesterday afternoon.
Play was fast and clean through
out. both auintets showing the ef-
fects Of lack of fioor work, The
Hilltoppers took an early lead and
maintained the advantage through
out. Neither team was hitting the
basket consistently. numerous shots
gazing to waste at both ends of the
floor.
The line-up and summary:
Georgetown. Business.
Oakes. ........ r. II .,....,, ,Meany
Caulfield. .... L. F ....... .Ferber
Mulvihill. ..,..,.. {, Peterson
Harvey. r. G. -. .Somerviile
Kreuzer. l., @. ....... Smith
Field goals-Oakes. .; Caulfeld,
.: Mulvihill, 2; Harvey, Meany, 3;
Ferber Peterson. Free throws
Harvey, 2; somerville. substitu-
tions-Regen for Caulfield. Gilbreth
for Mulvihill. H. Oakes for Kreuser.
Carte for Harvey. Daily for w.
Cakes, Bush for Ferber, Greenwood
for Smith, Cook for Peterson, Geo.
CHEN for Cook. Walker for Meany.
Draub for somervilie.
The Business basketball sched-
ule for the season was announced
yesterday by Coach Kelly. The
card includes games as follows:
December IL, Stewards Business
College; is, Catholic University
freshmen, at Brookland; 22, st.
Johns.
January S, Ingram, at Ingram; 7,
Western; 10. Mount st. Joseph's; IL,
Episcopal High School at Alexan-
dria; IL, Eastern; IS. Army and Navy
Preps.; 20, Central 2S, Tech.
February ]. Western; 4, George
Washington freshmen; Z. Army and
Navy Preps., at A. and N; II, East
ern; Is, Gonzaga High School; Is,
Central 2s, Tech.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
q Scf92eNnENES a.
kSpoRToSkNGs ~
IN BERT Z CQlYEE

Hard boot special
The boys from around Kay-ykee all lined up
ready to give the geese" drubbng today. Their
special is Angon. Now want to tell you something
about this bird That last race in the nature of
a final prep he's cherry ripe and there five
horses New Orleans capable of taking his measure
when everybody is shooting. Seems to be in very
nicely in the fifth and only needs snug handling in
order to look "Murp" in the lamp. What's better the
price is be generous st. Quentin and Bullet
Proof have the balance of the purse between them
Straight from the feed box the info that
Puzzle will pack the family plate today. Is in a
pretty tur spot however don't overplay your hand
Montillo is a sleeper. Secretary and Mabel Josephine
have not yet raced to best private form. All over
but the shouting in the second! Here's where they
averyhody L. shooting today. Won get me Hactora
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
2 PLEBES STARRING
IN CAGE WORKOUTS

ANNAPOLIS. Md:s Dec. IA num-
ber Of the new class at the Naval
Academy are making good as candi-
dates for the basketball team. Nc
Kee from Butler high school. Pitts
burgh. and Barnes from Iowa State
College. have every chance of max
ing a forward and guard position,
respectively.
Mckee played back on the Navy
football team against the Army.
Noyes. another plebe fho entered
the Army game in the second half
and did fine work Is hesitating be-
tween basketball and wrestling. at
both of which. as well as football,
baseball and track work, he is ex-
pert
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
FREELAND BEATEN
BY TOLSON, 100-54

Tolson defeated Freeland. 100 to
50. in the pocket billiard champion
ship tournament play at the Grand
Central last night Tolson scored
a high ruR OF 1s, while Freeland's
best was IL. Richmond. who de-
feated wheatley. present champion.
last week. will hook up with Devil
Dog" Henshaw tonight.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08

Pittsburgh and Penn state 20 tia
record that makes IL possible for
them to claim the Eastern chamr
pionship. r
French and Garrity by all means
should be on an All-Ameriean team.
and Crangle, also, but they suffered
by having their stars shine In q
Ornament filled with meteors. -a.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
EXENDINE AGAIN
SIGNS AT HILLTOP

Albert A. Exendine signed
contract last nisht to return TO
Georgetown ns football coach for
the 19z1 season. The terms OF
the contract were not made
known. Exendine has Just COM
pIeted his seventh year at the
Hilltop Institution and HIS re-
turn next year VIII be welcomed
by Georgetown students and
alumni, Il II believed. In his
seven years mt GeerEetewn Ex-
endine has turned cut some OF
the best eIevenssAf the East with
material not always rated ns the
highest. Exendine is n former
Carlisle star. He will leave this
week for his home In okiahoma.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
Don't Bar ANY of EN-.

Sport Editor, Washington Herald:
Dear Sir-'The bigger they come,
the harder they falT'-that's our
motto. We are out for the 90 to
lO5-pound championship OF the Dis
trict and vicinity. Address is Mgr.
Stirling Hall. Virginia Athletic
Club. s2s South FAIRFAX strict. Al
exandria, Va.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08

NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Racs-Pussle, Montiiio. See
rotary.
Second Race - Norman, Double
Van, Albright.
Third Race - Opportunity, Back
Bay, Amsckassin.
Fourth Race-H. c. Basch. Susan
M, Cockronch.
Fifth Raee-Aagon. st. Quentin,
Bullet Proof.
Sixth Race-GFeund Swell. Verify,
Medusa.
seventh Race Lieut.. Perkins,
Prunes, Highland Lad.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
Dreadnaughts Start Saturday.

ALEXANDRIA. Va Dec. 7.-Th<
Dreadnaught Athletic Club VIII
open it's basketball season here sat
urday night. the opponent to be an.
noUnced later. The management oi
the local club is booking a fast
schedule.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08

II Will be observed there are rep-'
resentatiyes on the three teams from
every section except the Pacific
Coast and the Far West. With the
full realization that in these fertile
belds of football there are many
players Of SUFFICIENT ability to hold
their own with some on these three
mythical aggregations, the writer
had to ignore that section on ae-
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
HOPPE CONTINUES
PACE IN CUE MEET

NEW YORK, Dec, flake
sehaefer defeated Weiker Coch-
ran this afternoon in the hill
Hard tournament at the Hotel
Astor by . score OF 400 to 207.
In the evening Hoppe defeated
Sehaefer 900 to Ira.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
The Bsest shs the SLUMP,

The beost nh0 the Siunp.
Did you ever notice how quickly
the boost In sport is all too often
followed by a slump? Or. as Shake
speare said, among one or two other
things: Beware when mon speak
too well of thee"
1t is one of the quaint turns Of
the game that resounding praise
hardly dies out before the hero
either loses an important game or
hits the soapy chute with . running
start.
A day or two ago we happened
to run ACROSS these few lines which
we wrote in 1914. under the heading
"BalIade of the Games Greatest
Leader:
Speaking Of leaders-weli, we sre-
Alexander wus-certainly theret
Bennparte has q shade on par,
Caesar flashed with m edge -
spare.
There with the pep In the De and
Carrying ranparts grim sad
Hail to Lee IN tn. great fanfare
And then-there IL ME- MeGiIii-
cuddy.
CharIemasne was 4 big league star,
washington was n e. eelairs
Show me the cove who can ever
mar
Cromwelrs fame ms a feline bear!
Doc Mahomet, the White Hope scare
Gave the game quite . careful
studyy
For U. $. Grant let the bnsies biare
And then-there fs Mr. McGiih-
cuddy.
The Aftermath.
The above loud and lyrical cheers
for Connie Mack were spilled late
| in September, 1914, just after Mack
had won his fourth American
League championship within hve
years.
What happened shortly afterward!
Merely this: A few weeks later the
Boston Braves bent him four
| strait times for the world series
| title-a record in decisive defeats.
And fro mthat point on the same
! Mr. McGillicuddy has finished a bad
last for six consecutive years in the
league that he had ruled.
The Remarkable Trojan.
| Ty Cobb is the greatest all-around
star baseball has ever known, with
| his record of twelve years of lead
| ership out of the last fourteen cam
paigns.
Babe" Ruth Is the greatest slug
ger baseball has ever known, by =
margin too wide to be measured by
mere statistics.
| Iris Speaker Is the greatest field.
| ing outfielder baseball has ever car.
ried, beyond any argument.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08

en-; Keane for Kennedy; Jones for
wilkins; Opitz for Jones;; Thomas
for Harper. Field goals-Goodman
a. Blaeken. 2; Limbach. Biron, g.;
Kennedy, 2: Keane. 2; Dennis. Will
kins, 3. Foul goals-Goodman, l.;
Kennedy, 2; Jameson, 3. Referee
Haas
The Washington herald., 1920-12-08
EPIPHANY TIGERS
WALLOP LINWORTHS

The fast Epiphany Tigers" won
their fourth straight victory, de-
feating the Linworth team at Epiph-
any gym last night, 80 to 9. Both
teams played a fast game through
out. Epiphany's accurate passing
featuring. The lineup and sum-