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The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
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emy, and the dizzy birds hang
out of the windows wondering
why Fletcher, Kelly, Kauff, Ben
ton and S atz are at large while
they themselves are cutting out
paper dollars for the retail and
wholesale trade.
Doc Birs carries around a
set of dentists fOrceps. When
ever Doc drives into a form
fitting bunker, he allows him
self fifty whacks with a mashie
and finally yanks the pill out
with the pliers. Science con-
quers brute strength.
After a waddle over the
links. the boys fiat wheeled out
to the hot wells where they can
dive into the sulphur springs
like a Swedish match. The only
difference is Swedish matches
should take a couple more dives.
THE wells are presided
over by colored gent by the
name of Step-and-a-half Nose.
He is the whole works.
There is one room where
yOu Cdh SCl any hlHu VI d Ddln
you want. If you want a steam
bath, Nose puts on a janitor's
hat and tells you to take a long
flying leap at Santa Claus. Real
janitOr business.
IF you want Turkish
bath. Nose puts on turban.
IL you want a hot bath, Nose
tells you to go where you can
get one. Nose studied massag-
ing in a race riot.
-George Burns sent him
self along fOE massage and
the first thing Nose pulled was
to soak George in the stomach
with a mitt that looked like a
sugaT-cured ham. Burns dou-
bled up like Pullman upper
berth. Then Nose patted him
on the skull with Mexican
bouquet of blackjacks and fiat
tened him with a left hand that
could hide a bass drum.
When Burns came out
from under the ether. he stood
outside the massage room and
started to yell for Nose.
Every Giant and news
paper man fell for the oil. with
the result that the whole, camp
is lame two ways from the col
lar button.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
Yankee TosseB
Capture Battle
rom Reed Fiue

In the fastest game ever staged
in the "Y' Hut at Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital, the Y. NJ. G. A. Yam
KEGS downed the Hospital team by
41-to-23 score last night.
Lieut.. Harmon. a Reed patient,
drew first blood with an easy snow
bird that he sneaked through the
''Y'' defense. but Sauber evened the
count in the next minute. Sauber
got eight of the ten points scored
by his team in the first quarter.
while Harmon got all his teams
score. In the next period the Yanks
obtained a commanding lead and led
at the half 20 to 3. Goetz pulled
two pretty shots in this period from
the center of the floor. The Yam
KEGS held this lead all through the
rest of the game, although the
Medicos fought hard throughout.
Yankees. Positions. Walter Reed.
Solomon .........L. F........... Ginger
Ingley ...........R. F............ Duryea
Sauber ......... Center. Capt.) Harmon
GOetz ............L. G.......... JanewitZ
Catlin CCapt.) ...R. ,G.......... Cameron
SubstitutiOns s-ThrafkiIl for Duryea; Dur
yea for Cameron: Haislip for Goetz: GOetz
for Solomon. Court goals-SOlomOn 81.
Ingley To-. Sauber tsI. GOetZ t2D. GINGER
I3J. Duryea I2I. Harmon t3D. Janewitz.
ThraikilI. Foul eoals-Sauber. > out Of \;
Harmon, out OF :. Referee-Lieut. Steven
son IT, =. A. Umpire-Mr. Jas. Y.
Hughes. Timer-Lieut. Foote u. \. Al
Scorer-Lieut. Paige (U. =. A. Time OF
quarters-Ten minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
NAVY YARD LEAGUE
TO BE REORCANIZED

The Navy Yard League will be
perfected at a meeting to be held
next week. The shops in the yard
have again been divided into six
zones. The appointment of the man
ayers of the various zones will take
place this week, while officers for
the season. the schedule and playing
grounds will be named at this meet
ing.
The navy yard will also be repre-
sented by an Independent club.
which will play in the Atlantic
Coast Naval League.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Crockett Looks Good.
Although the trio uncovered by
the Old Fox in this first battle
fulfilled every promise made by the
scouts. 1t fell to the lot of Young
Dave Crockett, who assumed slab
duties in tn, last three frames. to
put punch into this feature of the
battle. Davey may need a little more
minor league experience. but il his
work today can be taken as a
criterion. it sure will pay the
Nationals president to hold onto
this youngster for few more
rounds. Crockett showed plenty of
speed, a wicked hop on his fast
ball and used cracking good
hook on three occasions when he
forced the same number of Tampa
batters to Whit the air.
Big Carlson also showed to ad-
vantage. During the three innings
he was on the mound he set the
Smokers down with two hits. His
long double the only time he was
at bat would have been a home
run Tor several Cf the speedy regu-
lars. Greenae handled himself nice
ly behind the plate and exhibited a
good throwing arm. The crowd
present was given a treat after the
fifth inning when Uncle Nick Altrock
ordered Joe Judge out of the game
and took up the first base. Nick's
eccentric fielding at the first sta
tion was revelation to the natives.
Rice's First HIT.
Sammy Rice opened the exhibition
series with the first hit. IL was a
timely clout that scored the first
tally and sent the Nationals of on
their road to victory. The frame
started with Judge and Milan walk
ing. Sammy's clout scored Judge.
but the Tennessee Flyer was caught
sliding into the hot corner. Bobby
Roth tapped out. moving Rice along,
while Ellerbe was passed. Joe Leon
ard singled putting Rice over the
dish.
In the fourth the Nationals added
three by taking every advantage of
the hits and walks. They came
ack with a couple of hits. But in
the sixth. after Rice had tripled and
tried to stretch it, and Ellerbe had
singled. the Tampa club got out of
the hole by a remarkably good stop
by Nelson Leach.
A trio of runs crossed the plate in
the seventh on walks to Greenaae
and Carlson coupled with hits by
Milan and Shanks.
Two more were added in the last
when Rice made his third hit and
was advanced on a walk to ShanEs
and both scored when Leonard
cracked out a long single.
Tampa rallied the first when
Courtney gave the first two men UP
a walk, and after two were out
washburn singled and Leach scored.
In the sixth Foss singled and moved
up to third On an out and crossed
the plate when Washburn was being
caught between first and second.
The final run came over in the ninth
when Barber singled and stole sec
ond. scoring on the following two
inffeld outs.
The two teams will meet again to-
morrow. when about all of the other
young pitchers Griff has will be
trotted out.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
TAMPA OPENING REFERENDUM FOR MARYLAND RACING
Eddie Charity
Ready to Sign
With Nationals

Tampa. Fla. March 11.-President
Grifnth received word tonight from
business man in Beloit. Wis,
claiming that Charity was willing
to join the Nationals IL he was
needed. Griff Immediately wired di-
rect to the National catcher. asking
IL he had authorized his friend to
send such a message. IF you are
ready to report at the price ! have
offered you. and you can join the
club here. let me know"
The Fox stated that he thought
that the message which the Ma
tional Commission had sent the big
catcher had some weight with
'Gharrity's change OF mind.
Griff would not say, but from the
inside 1t looks as IL the message
came from no other than Charity
himself.
Charity claimed that the Mil
waukee club has offered him more
money than what the Washington
contract called for.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

San Antonio. Tex, March
lO.-After a couple of days of
hand-plcked weather the Giants
are now grabbing their climate
from the bottom of the barrel.
The old sunpiece hasn't regis
tered since last Saturday. except
on Tuesday. when it came out
just in time to set.
Having welcomed the
: Giants to the State of Texas. the
sun is probably off somewhere
welcoming some other Vans to
the works. The drizzle spoiled
perfect golf score for Larry
Doyle, who took four niblicks
along instead of six umbrellas
and mustard plaster. Larry
was golfing out on the Bracken-
ridge links. which was laid out
by Mr.. Tillinghast, in conjunc-
tion with Sam Lloyd and Ching
Ling Foo. the great Chink
magician.
loose leaf ledger. The San An
tone River roars right by the
tee in the roaring season. but
generally il just kinda dribbles
by. just deep enough to trap all
the pills. This is the hole that
: was laid out by Spalding.
Larry swung one that would
have Knocked the dandruff off
the moon If he ever connected.
IL turned out TO be a fielder'S
choice and popped into the San
Antoine. The last seen of Larry
he was fishing for it with a
. brassie. using Harry Nerdon's
photograph for bait.
The San Antoine rushes In
the Gulf through a grand chasm
of golf balls. Rube Benton is
training a mackerel to act as
his caddie. The ninth hole was
laid out by Sam Lloyd and an
other for the autograph album.
IL is surrounded on three sides
by the river and on the fourth
by the law of averages.
The crocodile lay around
waiting for the Yam golfers to
sPoot EN- their dinners. A SpaId-
ing green dot or a Ouimet plati-
. mum center is considered a great
deltcacy by the alligators. The
links are only a short carry from
the Bexar County Comic Acad-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
Potomac que
To Reorganize
For I920Season

At a meeting last night of the
representatives of several clubs
across the Eastern Branch II was
decided to revive the old Potomac
League. The clubs represented
were the Steel Plant. Congress
Heights and Naval Air Station.
Verbal assurances of support were
given by Boiling Field and st. Eliz-
abeth's.
Any other Southeast clubs wish
ing to be considered for berth In
the league communicate immedi
ateIy with A. Il. Emo, Congress
Heights, d. c.
There will; be another meeting to
complete organization on Friday,
March 10. at 1923 Eighth street.
Congress Heights.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
CURRENCY TO PLAY
COLUMBIA FIREMEN

The Columbia Firemen's Athletic
Club of Alexandria will play the
Loans and Currency basketball
team at Carroll Institute at 1880 pm.
A good game is promised, as the
Loans and Currency team has been
strengthened by the addition of
three new players. Dancing will fol-
low the game.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
Spring Meeting
Bowie Program
Ready for Fans

. General Manager James +.
O'Hara has issued the program book
for the first eight days of the inn
pending meeting of the Southern
Maryland Agricultural Association
at Prince Georges Park. Bowie.
The Bowie meeting will begin on
April and continue fortnight
1t will be the first race meeting Of
the Jockey Clubs circuit in the sea-
son Of 1920
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
MARYLAND TRACK
STEWARDS NAMED
ny Herald Len.ed WIrel

New York. March ia meeting
of the stewards of the Jockey Club
was held at the Offices of the club
at o'clock this evening. The ap-
pointment of the officials for the
Maryland course was approved, and
s. J.. Marvis appointed steward to
represent the Jockey Club at Havre
de Grace, E. C. Smith steward to
represent the Jockey Club at Bowie
and F. ]. Bryce steward to repre-
sent the Jockey, Club at Pimlico.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

SUWmdfy-TWO-b base hits, ROth,
Carlson. Three-base hits. Rice
Stolen bases, Roth. shannon, FL
lerbe. Crockett, Shanks. Foss. Bar
ber. Innings pitched-By Courtney
): by Carlson, 3: by Crockett, 3; by
Corcbo. 5; by Gallagher. l. Hits
or Courtney. 2: off Carlson .: off
Crockett. 2: off Corcho. Z: off Gal
lagber, 8. Struck out-By Court
ney. l; by Carlson. /; Crockett, 5;
by Corcho, 3; by Gallagher, 4. Base
on balls-Off Courtney, 3: Crockett
/: Carlson, /: Corcho. z: Gallagher.
2. Psased ball-Nance. /; Grenaae,
l. Time of game-2:05. Umpire
Carson.
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Legion After Games.

The Snyder-Farmer Post. No. 8.
smerican Legion. baseball team of
Iyattsville. Md. would like to ar
ange games with any amateur
cams in this vicinity after May l.
or games address P. X. Parlett, jr.,
'uslness manager, HyattsvilIe, Md.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Third Race-Tiger Rose, Archie
Alexander, Pilson.
Fourth Race-BrynIimah, Dandy y
Dude, Milton Roblee.
saw, StepsOn.
Sixth Race-Redland, Philistine,
Ben Hampson.
Seventh Race-Kingling 3D.. DIR.
Levy. BOgart.
Best Bet of the Day-Redland.
Best Take Chance Bet-King-
ling I'd.
Best Parlay-Heavy Weapon, IT,
ger Rose, Loeb Leven to win.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
HAVANA RESULTS.
First Race

First Race-Lowell. 112 (MiIler),
to l, to 5, 2 to 5; Hotfoot. 90
tChiavetta), 6 to 5, 3 to 5; Naomi
Walton, 110 (Taylor). eveH. Time.
los As. Herself, Rockaree. Vada-
belle, Shiro and Golden Rod also
ran.
Secon d Race - Bagdadine. 1O1
(Carmody), even, 5 to 2, to 4; As
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
HAVANA SELECTIONS.

First Race-Rocknree, Sea Prince,
Mineral.
Second Race-Grasmere, Prince
Donero, Mae Murray.
Third Race-Magic Mirror, Front
Royal, Flash of Steel.
Fourth Race-Little Nephew,
ROUNDED, Encore.
Fifth Race-Sister Susie, John, jr.,
Betterton.
Gear, Dainty Lady.
Best Bet-Grasmere.
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oLLYERs, ]! !C!Qe2rn1ENESsa, q
SPoRIork KINGS 2f

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Redland.
This old pelter better in his whole
racing career. than the present moment From
where sit it looks softer than separating the
infant from it's All this in the sixth
down New Orleans way. Philistne which, with a
shot of Tetsy's speed producer under his hide.
should prove the contender is most unreliable
brute. However that's what makes hoss racn'. Dur
ward Roberts and Ben Hampton for what is left
Heavy Weapon. which to improve with
each goes again today in the NTH. opportu-
nifty. which showed a most disgracefu effort We'd
nesday. is well. but he favors mud sop. True.
there is Docod and warSaw. out I've stuck the pin
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Grifitb's Nationals pounded victory in the
inaugural battle of the training camp season by a
I3-to-3 score. The Smokers never lived up to
their nom-dc-p1umc. the Foxey Pilot of the
Washington club marched out a trio of youngste
that exhibited just triAc too much smoke for
Tommy's minor league crowd.
While the Tampa tribe were blinking their
blinded eyes at the smoke of this Griffith trio,
the pennant hopes of the Capital City fans were
slaughtering the deliveries of three Of the natives
brides The game If this early se,son s.,,o .,r
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High jump. s. A. /. A. A.
Pole vault. S. A. 1. A. A.

sign. Ill CTaylor). to 5. 3 to s:
Beverly James. 110 (Chiavetta), / to
.. Time, 1907 is. Director James.
Queen Gaffney, Ford, Red and
Shoddy also ran.
Third Race Lady Sweep, lO4
(Wilsop), to 5, l to 2, to 4; Polar
Cub, 163 "a. Collins). 2 to 1, even:
I:avensea. 104 (Pickens). to 5.
Time, 1:13 3-5. Ruby Diomed, Or
leans Girl, Mighty Lever also ran.
Fourth Race-Blue Wrack, lo2
(Pickens). s to 5, 3 to 5, 1 to 3; Col
Taylor, Ill (Barnes), s to 5, 4 to 5:
Kiku, los (Fator). 3 to 5. Time,
l:3S 2-5. Bulah +, Miss Patty, War
Spirit, Surplice, Major Domo and
Basil also ran.
Fifth Race Cork, 100 (wilson).
to 2, to 5, to 10; Royalty. 100
(Carmody), ; to 5. l to 8: Royal. 100
(Fator), s to 5. Time. I:47 As. Vain
Chick, Fortune Favor. Red Will
Jams, Sunningdale, Passion and
Lackrose also ran.
sixth Race Regresso, lo2
(Rsrnes). S to 5. { to 10, to 5; Mo-
nomoy. III (Mountain), even, / to .:
SaIvatelle. 1O7 (Tryon), to 2. Time.
1:43. Byrne, Hope and Bill Hunley
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
Cuban Polo Team Loses.

Miami. Fla, March 1.-THE Cuban
army polo team were given a rous-
ing reception at the opening game
today. Pitted against them was the
crack Miami Polo Club, who won
after thrilling game. Score, 6 and
3
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
List ofE0ents
Is Named for
Track Carnioal

Final arrangements for the Cath
olic University meet tomorrow night
have been completed by Track Man
ager Jack Downey. The MANAGE
and championship committee decided
on the list of events, which are as
follows:
Track Events.
Events in the order they are to he run.
5O-yard open dash. Heats
50-yard interscholastic dash. Heats.
J0-yard open hurdles. Heats.
JO-yard interscholastic hurdles. Heats.
J0-yard open hurdles. Semi-fnals.
JO-yard interscholastic hurdles. Semi
finals.
5O-yard open hurdles. semi-fnaIs.
5O-yard interscholastic hurdles. Semi
finals.
J0-yard open dash. Semi-huaIs.
JO-yard interscholastic dash. Finals
H-mile midget relay. Eaton School VS..
Y. NJ. c. A.
A.mile midget relay. Tech.-centraI vs..
Baltimore c. c.
/ mile interscholastic relay. wester VS..
Staunton NJ. 4.
44O-yard s. A. !. A. A. Heats.
ssO-yard interscholastic.
] mile open run.
1s-mile interscholastic relay. Woodbury..
Central.
k-mile interscholastic relay. Briarly
Hall. GRithersburg.
440-yard s. A. ]. A. A. Finals.
4f0-yard interscholastic. Heats.
SOY open.
! mile interschola site relay. Centrz i-Tech
VS.. Baltimore Poly.
50-yard dash. Special invita- ton.
In lie relay. Southern Boys Club vs. Bal
timore c. c.
SS0-yard s. A. I. A. A.
44O-yard interscholastic. Finals.
Emile run. S. A. I. A. A.
lnterscholastic. Baltimore c. c. VS.. Bslti-
more Poly.
L-Inile relay. Potomac Boat Club v.
Washington Canoe Club.
440-yard open run. Heats.
1-mile interschoIastic.
2-mile relay. s. A. /. A. A.
440-yErd open. Finals.
l-mile run. War Risk knights Of Colum-
bus VS.. Baltimore c. c. c.
1.mile relay. c. T.. George Washington.
Gallaudet.
Field Events.
High jump. S. A. /. A. A
Pole Iaulf s A
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Field goals-C1ssou g. King 3, Fleming g.
Brenn ?, Frank 5. Taylor 8. Connors T.
Hsrtline 1, Costello 3. Beisel l. Foul goals
Taylor 2, Connors 1, CassOu 1. Referee
Mr.. Shaffer. Umpire-Private Goldberg.
Scorekeeper-Mr. Ferrington. Timekeeper-
NJ. Clarke. Substitutions-Cross for D..
Miller, Miller for Coke, Costello for King.
Rerikon for Brenn, Beisel for Cassou.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
WITH THE
QvD0u lar SE1

Brookland. lis; DR.. Shafer, lis; Um-
balla, ia: Shamrock Green. 109;
White Haven, 109: Say When, 199;
Little Cottage. 100; Bob Baker. los;
Bogart, 105; DR.. Levy, los: Courtley
Lass, los.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
Western MIDGET. Land.

The Western Midgets yesterday
defeated the Irwin Athletic Club in
an interesting game In the Western
gym, ~ to q. The little Midgets
trimmed the Cooke School. ~ to ~.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
COMETS WILL PLAY
YANKEES TONIGHT

The Epiphany Comets are going
after District independent basket
ball honors tonight when they meet
the fast-going Yankees in the
Epiphany gymnasium. The Yankees
won in the first game at the w.
but since that time the Comets have
been greatly strengthened, and feel
confident of winning the second.
The nrnhahle line-nn follows.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
Marines Beat Mohawks.

The Marine Corps quintet won
another game last night when they
defeated the fast Mohawk Athletic
Club by a score of 81 to 19. The
lineup:
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

But the real, ripe persimmon sent
along by the lads who fondle the
tick -tock clocks is Kingling I'd. LIS
ten to the CAB they append: The
'dynamiters have been patiently
waiting for the spot, and today's
the day. No need to hesitate. Go
as strong as you like. Almost
strong enough to make a fellow go
and hook his Benny" Wot? DR.. Levy
was the medium of heavy play
recently. but performed poorly. Due
primarily to a very bad send-off.
He may show smart Improvement
here. The same may be said of Lit
tie Cottage and Bogart. The latter
is an old-fashioned sleeper.
Special: From now until the end
of the meeting. / believe 1t judicious
for followers of this comment to pay
strict attention to those horses rid
den by Lyke and Thurber. The for
mer seems to have a shade
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Fioe
Plays Technicdl
Basketers Today
Probable Line-ups.

Lineup for this afternoons
championship basketball game:
r,not, III rf.u~...o-. NJ q
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

De called uch resulted
and Captain George Mcbride who charge engineer
ing the Grifmen play hustled his rockies fray before
was six innings long.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12

Tiger Rose was
Cincinnati
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
Tommy Leach's Tampa Smokers
Fall Easy Prey for GrDJmen
Trio of Nationals Youngsters in First Game
of Exhibition Series Score, I3 to 3.
By GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

Tampa Fla, March II-Tommy Leachs Tampa Smokers
completely smoked Plains Field afternoon Cl
The Washington herald., 1920-03-12
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

FIRST Race-Loch Leven, Twinkle
Star. Lofty Lee.
second. Race-Maixe, Precious
Pearl, Pokey Jane.
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% billigt 2on6 for Sen 6riftige. 6ar-
1ner, Der gniter at, eie tit eget Siem
%iiteoetfor at betale al fin Gortieneite
no / 2%eieaf9ift. @ilfin County er
netop set ibeelle Ste6 at bDgge fit
&iem. @e6 at ifribe til Sleeper &
@oDt SS1p. &c., 8arnesbille, Min11.,
erbol6es ollie n9rmere 0plDsninger
% 8eifribelier. Set er ct belariet
6irma, iom bill gipe fine &ur6er en-
retifaffen Bodybuilding.
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