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The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
PLESTINA TO MEET
MIKE HOWARD HERE

Followers of the mat game will
be given the real treat of the sea-
son by Manager Garrison. of the
New Folly Theater. Friday night.
March 2. as he has successfully
booked Marvin Plestina, worlds
heavyweight champion. to meet
Mike Howard, champion of the Pa
cfc Coast. for a purse of $500, in a
finish match, with no time limit.
Plestina is recognized by many
who know the graphing game as
the worlds heavyweight champion.
and his manager stands ready at
any time. to match him with any
wrestler for any size purse. The
champions boss has posted S25. 900
with Collyer's. that he can defeat
any wrestler in the world. including
Stecher. also known as the worlds
heavyweight champion.
Mike Howard has been downing
every man who has stepped upon
the mat before him. and with Pies
tina he feels that he can make the
champion step for the high honors
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs
a-Vic Munoz, 107: a-Sabrosura
los: Fire Fly End. 10S: Rosease
los: Felix NJ. Ill: Dorothy. III
Panhandle. III. a-Armonia stables
entry.
SECOND RACE-Five and a hall
furlongs: Miss Evleen, 90: wey.
mouth Girl. 90: "Bunice, 100: 'Bab,
Bonds. 1o1; 'King Tuscan. los
Hazelnut. los; 'Mary's Magnetic
LOG; Hasty Cora. los; Blanche
! Donation, los: Leoma. 112.
THIRD RACE-Five and a hall
/ furlongs: Encore, 107: 'Golder
Chance. I'D; Arthur Middleton
ITO: "Enos, no: Parable. 10; OLD
Eylers. 112: Robert l.. Owen, l12
"Driffield. lis: John Jr.. lis.
FOURTH RACE-Five and a hall
furlongs: 'Queen. Gaffney, 81: Nav
Craig. 9s:: 'Major Fisk, 102: Pleas.
ing Picture, 1O2; Leenrack. lC3.
'Old Red. l0S: "Little One. los
'lncinerator. 109; Rush. 110; An
nabelle. Ill.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and one
sixteenth: 'Lariat, 95; .John w
Klein. 100: Candle Light. 1o2
Little Nearer. 105: SalvateIl, 105:
Different Eyes. Ill.
SIXTH RACE-one mile: .Ho-
man. SO: 'Skyman, 90; .Crystal
Day l02; 'Dick Benson, 1O2,
Galloway. 1Q4; Timothy J. Ho.
gan. lO4: sCount Boris. 104: The
Taiker, 1O4: Ralph s, 107: Lady
Ivan. 107. -.E
SEVENTH RACE-One mile;
Legacy 102; 'Pretty Baby, 102;
eDione. 1oS: Zodiac. 104: .Baby
Gal. 107: Hands or, l0s: sSolid
Rock. Ito; sGordon Russell. 113.
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Nick AItrock's Baseball Career
AZ Told by
GEORGE L. MoRELAND.
Worlds Foremost Baseball statistician
Who Writes Exclusively Tor
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

! the bug wagon. and ! reported to
Pete Lohman, the manager. As my
salary was the same as / receive
at Toronto-s175 per. month"; was
satisfied, and made up my mind thar.
was going to show them.
Makes Name I'm First Game.
The first game / pitched 1 made
home for myself by catching seveu
men off first base. / was a little
wild after being out of the gam6 fc-i
almost three weeks. and I was.s
eight men the first game. This sscy
unusual for noe. so / made upSern
mind that l would have to redeer
| myself with the fans in some otias
way, so / picked them off first. se
L have said. The other man 1 gato
a walk to saw what / had done 4
the other seven, so he kept his foo
on first, saying to me. I will STAY
here until some guy sends me to sec,
ond.' He did. as he never left the
base until forced out at second. ana
1 tossed him out for a start of a
double play.
L led the league in hitting for over
month.
II had to pitch again the follow
ing Sunday and what a crowd
turned out to see the fellow who
could catch them off first. Jack
Dunlevy, a clever base runner. with
the Oakland team. told the PLAYERS
that he knew my signs as he had
played against me in the Central
League and that 1 could not fool
him.
Manager Would Fine Men.
Manager Morley. of the Oaklan<su
team. stated that any man cauee
mapping would be fined $40.
1 "As / knew Dunlevy I did NOS
wish to see him lose any Of his ch
He reached first on an error ne
first time up and I went over
first to tell him not to take a bf
lead as / did not want to show him
up. All I got was: You busher.
go back and pitch, know my busi-
ness"
Tomorrow we will tell you Just
how much he knew.
(To Be Continued)
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Four furlongs
Gladys. 1902; Aunt Deda. 1o4; Pc
tunia. 104: Tenite. 10i: Pluribus,
105: Mackemaine. 107; Joe Goodman.
107: Benvalet, 107.
SECOND RAcE-Five and a half
furlonEs. Richard v, 96; Sister He
lene. 100: Flying Frog. 100; Mar
mite, 192: Bagpipe, 104;. Bonstelle.
107: Bobby Allen. 107: Etruscan,
109: American Eagle, .104; Subahdar.
109: Bringhurst, 112; Dixie Carroll.
112: PortliGht. 11S; ". w. Hastings,
11S: Assume. 1872.
/. THIRD RACE - Six furlones.
Lady Leona, 90: Ina Kay. 161 (.
Archie Alexander. 104; Shandon. lOs :.
Ettahe. 104: Spokane Queen, 104 /:
General. 109: Yorkist. 10s: Jack X.
40: Rainbow iGrl. 10; Tom Brooks.
11o: iPoultney. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Fiye furlonp.
Sweet Liberty. ,9s: Big Idea, 90:
George Starr. 116: American Ace,
ZIG; Arnold. 116;, Ticklish. ll6;
Trusty. 116.
i FIFTH RACE-Mile and seventy
yards. Gen. Glenn. 90; Tailor Maid.
&c: Bullet Proof, 100: Lively. 1Oa:
Matinee Idol. 104: Sands OF Pleasure
.10e: Courtship. 109: woodtrap. III.
SIXTH" RhCE-Mile and seventy
yards. Ablaze. 81; Fleer, 90:
Eulogy. 10i: Simpleton. 104: Bene-
factor. 1O6: Merchant, 10s; Giasstoi
III: Chesterfield, III; The BeIgian
III. 112; Franklin. liz; Queen Blonde,
115: Soldat de Verdun. 100.
SEVENTH RACE-MiIe and one
sixteenth. Bengali. 1o7: Say When
10e: Miss Sterling. 107; Sayonnara.
107; Red Start. 107; Courcelles. los:
Fairy Prince. 110;i Little Cottage
lie; Rainbow Girl. 1l0: Tom Brooks.
112: Durward Roberts, 112: corson.
1lS;. Dandy Dude. 112: Bajazet. 49,
Also eligible-Chick Barkley, III;
Vindictive, 1o5; Command, los;
Oronzo. 105.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
WITH the

Bess Welsh. Vera Twyford. hay
man also ran.
SECOND RACE l0l
UtichcreekD. Pig to 1. even, 10 =;
Bell Ringer. Ill, CButwelD. S to 5,
4 to 5: The Gallant. l04, tStack),
IS to ). Time 1914 2-5. New Model
Silvery Shapiro, Sir john Vergne
Columbia Tenn, PleasurevilIe. Pros
Porous Baby, Marasmus. Wall Street
lIuntemann. Celtiva also ran.
THIRD RACE-Goldvale, 96
(Richcreek), 3 to |. even. to .;
Goldcrest Boy, lO4. (ZoeIler), "a
,. to 3; CaballO. los. CRodriguez)
? 10 l. Time 1:47 Is. Charming
w. III. Buckner, BubblinG Louder
Capital City, Iwiniwin also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Toe The Mark
ll2. (Thurber), I to l. , to l. y TO
): Stepson, 1l2. (Smith). to l. S
10 5; TattIe. 105. (Rodriguez), even.
Time 100 3-5. Maiden Voter. Tails
man. Ace of Trumps, Cormoran.
Jean Bullant, Our Birthday, Rain
bow. Girl. Yvette, Magikon. UIa,
Gorham also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fort Bliss, III,
Uyke). to l. 3 to 10, . to S: Duke
John, 112. (Thurber), to 9, 6 to 8:
Irish Kiss. Ill, CMorris), to S.
Time 1893 As. Heavy Weapon,
Who Cares, Lazy Lou. Quite. Night
Wind. Speedster. Nose also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Rib. 1913, (Judge)
SO to !, IL to I. 6 to /: Challenger.
loH. (HuppeD, } to l, 3 to s: Fore
closure, los. (Wida). even. Time
l:41 l-5. Nellie Witwer. Midia,
Nashotah. Gadiing. Viola GaAney
Fhunderbird, Emma j., Copyright
Red Domino, Edith X. Blue Star
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Indolence. ll3
SHoupeD. to l. 4 to 5. to 5: FL
Key, los, (Zoeller). 2 to l. to 5;
WIN Do. l1S, Uyke). 4 to ). Time
2:G2. Ben Hampson. WilIigan,
Bertodano. Dragon Rock, Gleipner
Tanlac, Rookery. Ponderosa. DIR.
Creighler also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

Ettahe is the clockCrs' special
From strict viewpoint of morn
ing trials this one seems to have a
new lease OF life. True. Tom
Brooks. on which an old-fashioned
hog-killing was made last time. is
there with bells and lights all set.
Also one or two others which be-
long in the drug store handicap.
The race to me seems a mighty
tight fit between the first two mem
toned.
Bullet Proof only needs Slug
ride to come home on the front
end. While it's not generally
known. certain people believe this
bird will win the derby If he's
that good, what's your answer.
Ye'wokkum.
In the closing spasm l am going
TO yank another old fashioned
pickler from the vat. II is none
other than OrenZo. Now the word
from the "dynamiters" is go as
far as you like" Further com
ment would seem superfluous. Wut?
NEW ORLEANS sELECTIONs,
1. Mackelunince, Den Valet, Ten
lite.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
INDOOR TENNIS FOR
LAFAYETTE WIELDERS

Easton. Pa. Feb. 27.--In an effort
to overcome the handicap of the
absence of seasoned and veteran
tennis material. Capt. Eddie" Mena,
of the Lafayette College tennis
team. has decided to hold indoor
practice. There are but two veterans
around whom to build this seasons
team-Capt. Mena and Noble Shum-
way. Thus the decision to have
early indoor practice.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
EDWARDS MOURNS
LOSS OF TROPHIES

New York, Feb. 27.-when fire
swept through the Hotel Marie
Antoinette early yesterday morn
ing it destroyed everything in
the room occupied by Big Bill
Edwards, former Princeton foot
ball captain and now collector of
internal revenue. Much of the loss
can be replaced and Edwards makes
no complaint about that, but he parts
most "egretfully with numerous re-
minders of those old days at Prince
ton. Trophies that recalled gridiron
triumphs of the Orange and Black and
many other souvenirs of his football
days are listed by Big Bill" as
among the losses which cannot be re-
Placed. loving cup. also from
Princeton, was melted into a shapeless
mass
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
FINAL TRIALS FOR
OLYMPIC JULY 3

New York, Feb. 27.-Combination
of the final trials for the Olympic
team and the national championship
meet at Harvard stadium July is
the latest plan of the American
Olympic committee.
Selection of the Cambridge sta
dunn over Franklin Field. PhiladeI-
phia. Is favored for a purely finan-
cial reason. Members of the COM
mittee hope to realize at least $11.-
600 out of the all-star event, which
VIII be a nice lump in the purse
needed to finance the 1920 invasion
of Belgium
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

=. Etruscnn. Assume. Bringhurst.
3. Ettahe, Tom Brooks, Ina Nay.
4. American Ace, Arnold, Tfcs<iish.
;. Bullet Proof, Courtship, Mati-
nee Idol.
@. franklin. Sold mt de Verdun.
Queen blonde.
:. Orenxo, Corson. Dandy Dude.
Rest bet of the day-OreaEo.
best take a chance bet-Etruscan.
Hest pnrley-Mackeluain Amer
lean Ace, Ettahc.
HAVANA SELECTIONS,
I. i'nnhandler. Ammonia Entry,
Dorothy.
=. Hasty Cora. King Tuscan,
Weymouth Girl.
= John Jr.. Arthur Middleton.
Encore.
4. Hush. AnnnbeIlc, Little One.
;. Monemoy, John w. Klein, Cam
delight.
o. Crystal Day. Lady Ivan. sky
man.
Z. Legacy. Manokfn, Zodiac.
Best bet-Hush.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
REX A. c. TOHOLD
ANNUAL MEETING

The Rex Athletic Club will hold
their annual meeting Sunday after
noon at 2:30 sharp. at the residence
of James T.. Wright, $50 Twelfth
street northeast. Officers, including
a baseball manager and a captain,
will be chosen for the ensuing year.
The season will be opened Sunday,
April IL.
All interested are requested at
tend the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
WESTERN BASKETERS
DEFEAT M'DONOUCH

Western High School basketball
team romped away with a victory
over the McDonough School bas-
keters, of Baltimore, yesterday, In
the Business High School gym.
1921.
The visitors fought hard to gain a
lead over the local school five, but
failed because of fast floor work
by the Western lads.
As an opener Western Freshmen
took the court against the Tech
Freshmen. who went down to a
close defeat, 1918. at the hands OF
the boys across the creek. Sum-
mary.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
CHASE AND HEINIE
WILL RETIRE FROM
NATIONAL PASTIME

New York. Feb. 27.-Retirement of
both IIeinie Zimmerman and Hal
Chase was reported today as the
early vanguard of the Giant young
sters began to arrive for their
spring training "trip. When Zim-
norman was suspended for way
ward conduct last summer, Man
ager McGraw said Heinie would
never play another game in a Giant
uniform, but Chase was expected to
be regular as long as his legs held
out.
1t was reported both men would
be waived out of the major leagues
Christy Mathewson, acting as boss
of the Giants in the absence of Nc
Graw. was here today rounding up
the youngsters of the New York
tribe who are to leave Saturday for
San Antonio.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
WILL PUT STOP TO
SCRATCHING ABUSE

This year. as last. the Maryland
Club will exert every effort to break
up the practice among owners and
trainers of withholding overnight
the names Of horses intended as
starters in stakes. The withholding Z
overnight of the names of starters
in stakes is not prohibited in the
Jockey Clubs rules of racing.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
AUSTRALIAN CHAMP
LOSES TO MITCHELL

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. %. = Lew
Edwards. Australian light weight
champion. ceased to be formida Bile
to American lightweights today.
following his beating at the hands
of Ritchie Mitchell here.
Edwards took one of the hardest
lacings passed out in a local ring
in years. After Ritchie knocked
him down four times in earlier
rounds. Edwards took thesfuIl count
in the sixth.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Kelchner Defends Title.

George Kelchner.. District pocket
billiard champion. came from be-
hind last night and defeated Sergt.
Hepshaw in the second nights play
at the Grand Central Palace Alleys.
pocketing ESQ balls to Henshaw,s
i224. Kelchner's runs were 30. II. IL,
IL. while Henshaw made runs of IA,
IL. II. ..
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
YANKEES TO PLAY
ALOYSIUS, ,CLUBMEN

All followers of the court game
will turn toward Gonzaga Gym
tonight where the Aloysius Club
team will meet the Yankees
quint of the Y. NJ. c. A. in a
game which will have a big bear
ing on the District independent
basketball title.
Should the North Capitol street
team win they will draw up on
even terms with the Yankees while
if the "Y" five is successful in
turning back the clubmen it will
climb another notch toward the
championship.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Stranger Lewis Robbed.

Birmingham. Ala, Feb. H.-Strangler
Lewis reached here today minus $3.50
cash, a $3.50 diamond ring and $50
gold watch. The Stranger told local
detectives he was robbed while asleep
some time last night while en- route
from Chicago. 81.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
BILLY RAPP COACH
OF KNICKERBOCKERS

Baseball candidates of the Knick-
erbocker Club are to start practice
as soon as weather permits. Earl
CAN'T was elected captain. William
Rapp has been secured as coach.
Games would like to be arranged
with strong teams of Washington
and vicinity. Address Baseball
Manager. Knickerbocker Club, 3142
p street northwest
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Akron Boosts Baseball. /.

New York. Feb. 27.-Akron (Ohio)
Industrial firms are erecting a mod
.ern up-to-date stadium and athletic
field for employees. They are back
of the purchase OF the International
League baseball franchise. Lea que
and Industrial gsunes sre sure to In
terest the employees in their work.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
WANTS INDICTMENT OF
KAUFF DISMISSED

New York, Feb. 27-Emil Fuchs,
attorney for Benny Kauff of the
New York club of the National
League today notified the district
attorneys office that he would ask
dismissal of the indictment against
Kauff. charging him with selling a
stolen automobile. within a week.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Denies Insram's Defeat.

Miss r. Ford, manager of the In
gram girls basketball team. yes
terday stated that the Ingram team
was not defeated by the ST. Eliza
beth Hospital nurses which account
was published in The Herald of Fri
day. February "a. Miss Ford claim
ed that Ingram stands ready to ac-
cept challenge from the hospital
nurses. 5a.s So.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
oLIYERs q St92MnEN5Es q
= &.SPoRTofK KINGS -
b aERIk SoLGlER

Philistinc, IL to l.
This is the sweet patootic served the faithful.
Yea, b. And for the benefit of the yes men
and doubling Thomascs, please allow me to
whisper into thy lily-white Istener-There were
others.
For this bright February day | have "Etruscan
named to bring home the Jewish turkey Now
this bird is in clever hands. They only shot
with him once this winter and today is the day
Assume is almost sure be installed the favorite
but that makes never-mind, neither does it
that Old Bringhurst is back showing a fash OF
his old time form. In this order fancy them
For the haN'S [ thnt he
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
ED TYSON SIGNED
BY NORFOLK CLUB

Edward Tyson. who last season play
ed both the infield and outfield posi-
tions for the Southern Railroad Club
of the Terminal League, will take a
chance at the professional game, as
he signed contract with. the Norfolk
Club Of the Virginia League yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
DREADNAUGHTS WIN
CITY LEAGUE TITLE

Alexandria, Va, Feb. 81. - The
Dreadnaught basketball five to-
night captured the City League
championship and the Spalding tro-
ply by defeating the Virginia A c.
tossers in an Interesting game. 26
to II. The Dreadnaughts now claim
the championship of Northern Nir-
ginia and are claimants for the
State title. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
To Play Benefit.

George Kelchner, district pocket
billiard champion, will cross cues
with Walter Wallace in a match
game for the benefit of Kid Eagan.
the blind pugilist. at the Pickwick
Billiard Hall on Monday, March /.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Tech Seconds Win.

Tech Seconds scored their twelfth
straight victory when they defeat
ed the Epiphany Juniors in the
Epiphany gym last night by % to
IA. J. Neviaser and McNulty scored
the most points for Tech, Plant
played well for the losers. Lineup
and summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

) FIRST RACE-Freddie. lis. (kel-
sey), , to 2, J to 5. I to 3. Coombs.
lis, tMeyersD, ? TO I. even. Tut,
lis. CMurphy), 4 to 8, Time 43 nat.
Josephine *, Pauline Solomon, l.o-
homa. Miss Adrianne. Twinkle Blue,
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

Substitutions-Owens for Treegan; Min
nigh for Davis: Fraster for CriIly. Goals
from foor-Beeton 81. Crouch 63I. Drey-
fuse (2b, Fraster C2l. Davis. Alexander (3D.
Peyton. Goals from foul-Davis. ] out of B.;
Alexander. ) out of O: Beeton. out Of 10;
Dreyfuse. none out OF .; Roberts. I out Of
=. Referee-Mr. Fitzgerald. Time Of halves
Twenty minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Linworth Juniors Def.

The Linworth Junior basketball
team desires games with all fast
teams in this vicinity weighing 100
pounds. Address challenges to
Louis Hollis. 2S7 Thirteenth street
southwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

Eubstitution: Davis for Horchner. G&s
from floor: Jenress. 3; Nordlingcr. Grote'
Burke. 3: Altemus, 4: Inghan. 4: IIorc Incr
.; Edle; Davis, =. Goals from fouls: AIte-
mus, out Of 4; Inghan, 4 out OF 0. Ref.
cree, Mr.. Apple CTechD. Time Of quarters,
10 minutes each
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Makes Record Pin Marx.

What Is believed to be record
score at duckpins was made by
Warren Eaton last night at the
Epiphany Chapel alleys when he
spilled 1876 pins. :, ..s..
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Tech Reserves Land.

Tech Reserves yesterday defeated
the Epiphany Scouts, "a to 5. A.
Neviaser scored IL baskets from
scrirHnage, while Taylor played a
good defensive game Summary:
Tech Seconds. Positions. Epip. Scouts.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

Substitution t-Frawley for Horiwitz; Brew
er for Marinian; Plant for Powers: Trumble
for Athey. Floor goals--A. Neviaser f11).
Horiwitz. Limeback. Plant. Foul goals--A.
Nesiaser missed /; Taylor missed 1; Philips.
ont of 1; Plant missed 2. Referee-Mr.
Haas
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Immaculate Conceptioh Wins.

The immaculate Conception Tig-
ers defeated the Lyceum A. c. yes
terday in the Tigers gym. 66-4.
Excellent team work of the Tigers
quint featured the contest. sum
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

all boot Mackuane
bet throughout the country last opinion
that he should have Ben Valet also
also Tenitc However 10 me- You'll hear the
gang all shout he
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Peck Stars Land.

Peck Stars defeated the Epiphany
basketers last night in the Pecks'
gym. 29 to l6. Summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28
Erickson Fails to Join the
Squad Now En- Route to
Tampa, Fla, Training
Camp.
BY GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

Richmond. Va, Feb. 27.-President
Griffith and his even dozen ball
players, veteran ana rookie. who
left Washington this afternoon for
Tampa. are waiting at the door
of the diner on this Southern rat
tier to enter at the invitation Of
the head waiter. From the remarks
heard during the last hour, that
dinner is going to suffer. but the
players have been assured that as
each is permitted to eat $1.50 worth
of grub at the expense or the ciuo.
the eats will probably be able to
go around. for you know Uncle
Sam, who during the war entered
into the restaurant business. is not
so liberal with the meals as they
were at some of the large cafes.
The players will likely be able TO
live through the night on what they
get
President Griff was disappointed
when he counted noses and found
that Eric Erickson was absent. But
a wire from the pitcher at his home
in jamestown. N. ", stated that he
would leave there Monday. He was
detained on account of the dentist,
who has had the twirler's teeth un-
der cultivation. With the excep7
tion of this one player. all the boys
were on hand to jump the rattler
when il departed.
Party Complete.
Those aboard are: Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Griffith; Players Albert
Schacht, James Leo O'Neill. Otto
Charles Greennaae, Edward James
Gill. Stanley Raymond Harris, Will
lam Nichols Snyder, George Walter
Golden. Brooke Ernst Grubb. Allie
Il. Watt. Valentine PicInich. Leon
Alton Carlson. Albert Stark and
the war correspondents. who will
tell the players how to play ball
When the train arrives at Latta.
Infielder Frank Ellerbe will be
taken aboard. as the train will make
n special stop at that place in order
for the young man to get on the
train.
Then when the club arrives at
the training camp all the others are
expected to be on hand to don the
spangles Monday morning to start
To- work.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

Substitutions-Dc Vaughan for Bsdia: II.
Lake for Bayless: Burke for Ricci; Enright
for simonds. Goals from foor-Sheehan
n4), Minahan 49,, McConaty "a. Simonds
t4, Enright. Lyons. Goals from foul
Bayless. Lyons. Referee-Bro. Michael
Time Of periods--Eight minutes
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28


Shad Grub hsr-"T
The Washington herald., 1920-02-28

Field gosls-McNulty t5), 'Harbaugh (2(,
Neyiaser (6), House, Plant t5l, Lmeback,
Watson. Foul goals-Harbaugh, 1 out Of / ::
Neyiaser missed =; Phillips missed !. Ref
eree-Mr Haas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-13
In Wall Street
Chemical Merger Believed Near

Despite unfavorab1e stock market
conditions, it is understood that those
interested in the much-talked-of mer-
ger of Barrett Company, National AMI
line and Chemical, General Chemical
and the Semet- Solvay Company are
proceeding with their plans. Accord
ing to reports emanating from well in
formed sources, new company will be
formed with total capitalization of
approximately $250,000,000, Of which
$213, 900, 900 will be issued to the share
holders in exchange fot their present
holdings. 1t is also understood that
about S200,00O,0O0 Of the new capital
will be common stock and $50,00O,0 900
preferred. The distribution of the new
stock under the tentative plan may be
as follows: Semet- Solvay, "a shares of
new common for one of old; Barrett,
229 shares Of new common for one Of
old; General Chemical, 81 shares of
new common for one of old. 1t is
stated that the exchange figure for Ma
tional Aniline and Chemical has not yet
been fixed, but that the basis may be
81 shares of new common for one of
old. On a market basis of $40 share
for the new stock Semet-Solvay would
be worth about 1898 share; Barrett,
S1e0; General Chemical, $217, and Ami
line, $780, Current market quotations
arc much under these figures.