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The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
H, c. BYRD APPOINTED DIRECTOR
OF ATHLETICS FOR HATCHETITES

II. c. Byrd. athletic director at
Maryland State College. has been
appointed director Of student ac-
tivities at George Washington Uni
versity. according to announcement
last night by Elmer Louis Kayser,
secretary of the university, follow
ing meeting of the board of trus-
tees OF the Institution. Byrd also
will be chairman of the board Of
managers Of student activities.
Byrd has won a reputation for
himself as one of the best athletic
coaches in or near Washington and
has developed teams that have
competed favorably with the best
teams of the North and South. His
appointment assures the prompt
placing Of George Washington in a
prominent position on the athletic
map, according to officials of the
university.
Byrd's appointment Is in ample
time for the development of a
strong football team for next fall.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
EVENTS ARE NAMED
FOR SCHOOL GAMES

The District High School inter-
scholastic track and field meet.
which will take place at the Cen
tral Stadium Friday and Saturday.
VIII bring out a large number Of
school boy athletes.
During the first day of the meet
the trials will be held and on SaturS
day the school lads will compete in
the finals. The list of events is as
follows:
Friday.
Track EventS.-D l00-yard dash triaI
heats. t2) l20-yard hurdles trial heats.
tS) 22o-yard hurdles trial heats (D 70
yard run trial heats.
Field Eyepts.-CD Shat put II pounds.
t2l Pole vault trials. 49, High jump trials
t4) Broad jump trials. (5l Discus throw
tnew EVENT.. C6 JavelIn throw trials. I'D
HOP skip and jump trials.
Saturday.
Track EventS.-lD 100-yard dash hnal
heat. ~ l2O-yerd hurdles hnai heat. go
One mile run. (D 440-yard run. t5D no
yard run final heat. (6D 220-yard hurdle nnal
beat. "a 22o-yard run. ts) relay race. one
mile.
Field Events.-CD Shot put final trials.
~ Pole vault final. (3l High jump hnal
trials. Hl Discus throw final trials. t5l
JaVelin throw final trials. (Gl running broad
Jump hnal trials. G) Hop, skip and jump
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
By GEORGE l.. MoRELAND.

The defeat of the Cleveland team
Yesterday at the hands of wash
ington was the first game they
have lost on a Wednesday this
year. having played five and cap
turing them all. Incidentally the
defeat cost them first place in the
race, for the victory of Boston put
them just half a game ahead of the
Indians.
The fans had the pleasure of
watching Joe Judge crack out five
hits in five times at bat. This is
the second time he has performed
that feat. The first time he made
as many hits was in a game May 4.
against the New York Yanks. III
this game Joe made a hit the first
time up against Shore. His second
trip to the plate he found Thor
mahlen dishing them up and ne
proceeded to crack out a double.
His third and fourth trips up also
found the same twirler at work
and Joe made singles each time.
His last trip was against Quinn.
and he showed he had no respect
for splitter or any other kind. for
he made his fifth hit.
Yesterday he made his five hits
as follows: First inning he shot a
single to right. Caldwell was on
the slab. In the second and fourth
he also faced slim" and made a
hit each time. His fourth safety
was made off Morton, as was his
last.
Judge Repeats.
Judge has the satisfaction of
being the only batter in the Amer
lean League not only to have made
five hits in a game but to do it
twice within a month. This should
make all the sluggers work hard if
they even expect to tie one of the
games. And while speaking of this
players hitting the past month
which has placed his average at
1852, wouldn't it be a fine idea If
President Griffith would just trade
position between Joe and Bobby
Roth. l know this will cause many
arguments among not only the Of
ficials but the players and fans.
Now l am going to offer my
reason for this change. l am not
trying to tell any person what to
do. But II l was manager 1t is
what 1 would at least try.
Roth today has worked the pitch
ers for twenty nine bases on balls,
while Joe, who was one of the lead
ers last season in this department
has drawn but eleven walks.
Roth Scored Twenty-Five Runs.
Now the way the little first base
man Is hitting and the way Bob. is
getting on via walks, ] figure that
the offense would be 25 per cent
greater in the way of run getting
than the team stands today. Judge
has scored twenty-four times with
hitters like Milan, Rice, Roth, Har-
ris and the others.
On the other hand Roth has cross
ed the plate twenty-five times
through effort of getting on as much
as through hitting that follows.
Roth having scored twenty two
times on thirty-foue hits and twen-
ty-six walks, against Judges TWEEN
ty-four runs on forty-fve. hits and
eleven walks, makes IL appear that
the team would score many more
runs II the two players were shifted.
Yesterday was the first time the
poor Athletics scored double num-
bers in runs this year.
The locals Will go ovcf 10 Rich
r1ond this afternoon to play the
team Of that city. After the game
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27

Six Race spearIene. Nab, Bar
One.
Seventh Raee-orenEo. Waterford,
Harlock.
BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.
First Race Nightstick. Frank
Waters, Beauty Sleep.
second Racc-Joyful, james A.
Sheridan, WIsest Fool.
Third Race-Jaeobina. Episode.
Polythin.
Fourth Rnce-OId Rosebud, Ex-
terminator. Prince of Como.
Fifth Race-Sundial. Frank Wat
ers, Phnlnris.
sixth Raee-our Boots. Normal.
Arabs
Best Bet-Jacobina.
TORONTO SELECTIONS.
First Race-Guy, Charlie Sunny,
Murphy.
second Race-Baby Grand. Jean
Corey. Brookdale entry.
Third Race-FIyinE Ford, Rosetta,
Royal Visitor.
Fourth Race Bonifnce. Uncle
John. Hank O'Day.
Fifth Race-kingston Pier. Flight
Captain. Morpeth.
sixth Race-PIeasure Bent. Brit
aims Ally. Gallant Kitty.
Best Bet-Boniface.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
IONAS TRIM INDIANS IN FEATURES WONNS COLI
MIKE KELLER MEETS
TURNER TONIGHT

Mike Rrler, the middle-weight
grappler of williamsport. Pa. is
coming to this city today 10 show
Joe Turner some real wrestling. 2
He has written Jack Garrison OF
the New Folly Theater. that Turner
is as good as whipped before they
start their bout tonight, which VIII
be the nightcap in one of the best
mat shows ever carded for the local
fans.
Tonight's bill is a double attrac-
tion. John Seajack, of Baltimore,
will take the mat against Zeke
Smith, the Richmond middleweight,
in the first bout, while Turner and
Keller will be seen in the second
bout.
The first bout is scheduled to
start at Sis, and from the advance
sale of seats one of the largest
crowds to witness a wrestling bout
will be on hand.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
TORONTO RESULTS

First Raee-somme, 100 (willisl. $50,
800, 8; Yaphank. 81 (Richcreek), 40. $40;
Runnyven, ITO (Dishman). $50. P. Moody
Mistake, Donna Grafton, Miss Millions, Cal
Ter Herrin, Wire Clipper and Rose Lyon
also ran.
Second Raoe-Bees Nest, lis (Murphy),
4 so, $50. out; Mackeluain, 1O9 (Rodriguezl l..
2 80, out; Waac, 10s tCiaverJ, out. Natalie
also ran.
Third Race-soldat de yerdun, 112 (Heu-
peD. $40, $50. 2.70; st Quentin, Ill (But-
welD, 2.90, 2.40; Polroma. 112 (Rodriguez),
go. Gain de Cause, Fort Bliss, Iolite, and
Frogtown also ran.
Fourth Raoe-six furlongs. Back Bay, 100
(simpson), ESQ, $50, 2.4O; Kama, loI
(willis), TO, 4; Little Maudie. 10 (Rich-
creek, $40. Brynhild. Ella Jennings, Gal
way, Diomed. Mandarin and Gold Galore
also ran.
Fifth Race - Irish Kiss. 1l6 (Morris)
1910, $50, $40; Bondage, Ill (Rodriguezl.
go, $40. Foreground, 127 (ButwelD. $50.
Boniface, Midnight Sun, King Herod and
waukeag also ran.
Sixth Race-Chief Sponsor. 40 CRoman-
ellD, 3.30. 30. 2.20; Herendesy, lis
CASEY. 20, 2.J0; Greybourn. l15 (Hupet),
$40. Blarney Boy, War Tank, Heath Belle
and Atom also ran.
Seventh Race-Peerless One. T16 Pierce),
36.T 20, 1910. $40; Blazonry. III (Rodriguez),
so, 2.60: Ben Hampson, 1l8 (Simpson)
$50. Philistine, King Neptune, statim and
Darnay also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27

Work will be started at once on
the football plans. =
Basketball. track, baseball and
tennis also will be on the sched-
ule next year and 1t Is possible that
swimming. wrestling and even row-
ing will be added.
Aside from directing all forms of
athletics at the university, Byrd
will supervise the management of
the student publications and all
student organizations.
The board OF managers of student
activities, Of which Byrd will be the
chairman, will be composed of
Professor William d. Halsey, repre-
senting Columbian College: Profes-
sor William c. VanVleck. repre-
senting the law school; Dean Dan
iel l.. Borden, representing the
medical school; C. c. Glover. jr.,
representing the Alumni: Thomas
C. Bradley. representing the alumni:
and John Paul Earnest, jr.. and
Eugene Underwood, tr., represent
ing the Student Council
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
ANNAPOLIS OARSMEN
OFF FOR SCHUYLKILL

Annapolis. Nd. May &c With
the cheers of their comrades of
the regiment ringing in their ears,
the Midshipnen carsmen. consist
ing of 4 party of forty-six-fOur
eight-oared c:Cws ard ten substi-
tutes-departed for Philadelphia at
$50 o'clock this afternoon 20
make their final preparations on the
Schuylkill for the races of the Amer
ican Henley regatta on Saturday
afternoon
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
Nationals run getting In the ninth

Nationals run getting IN the ninth.
The Nationals scored four runs in
the opening round on five hits and
base on balls. batting entirely
around. A walk and a couple of hits
added two in the fourth. and in the
fifth a hit. walk and Doc" John
ston's error. followed by an infield
out. made the total seven. Six in
a bunch came in the eighth. on five
hits and couple of passes.
Not until the third did the Indians
get next to Zachary with success.
That inning saw them count three
on four hits and the slovenly field
ing of the pitcher. who forgot he
was supposed to cover first on balls
in that direction. Two more in the
fifth brought a change of pitchers.
and Johnson assumed the burden.
He allowed a tally in the sixth when
O'Neill tapped one for four bases
and let the league leaders cross the
pan three times in the eighth.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
UJDGE'S FIVE HITS IN FIVE TIMES
ATBATAREPETITION OF MAY 7

the club will return home and to-
morrow morning they will leave for
Philadelphia. where a single game
will he played. The following day
they will clash in the first double
header the Nationals have Ilayed
this season. The two clubs will be
here to PLAY next Sunday and then
the locals will hike over to New
York for the holiday games, play
ing both morning and afternoon
Monday. Then en- bott Tuesday and
Wednesday doUble-keaders will be
played. These two extra games
were postponed by rain in New
York April 81 and IS.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
oLLYERs CQnr1ENgSSs
SPoRTofGk 4 KINGS Il @f
BERT GQAYER:

Lerrant.
Here's some poison" certain clique OF wise
birds unbelted to the tune of $4,000 on Lerrant
the other day. and they didn't cash for the very
good reason that the supposed good thing that
occasion stopped to a walk if shot. Well. this
is another day. and inasmuch as the same gang is
down hook, line and snker it looks like we ought
to string along. WEXFORD and Kiku have the
balance of the purse between them. 1t happens in
the third at Louisville this afternoon.
Bringhurst is sent along as the good thing in
the days opener. This old boy is back at the top
of his form again and has a chance to connect at
fairly juicy odds. Dragon is about ready for the
question Spcebush and Vansylva sure to go we'll
Napoo is highly regarded by the stable con-
be much better than ordinarily rated. OF the others
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
School Meet Is Planned.

Hyattsville, Nd July 2s.-Prep-
arauons are practically complete
for the big annual athletic meet and
rally day exercises Of the Prince
Georges County public schools to
be held Friday on the grounds OF
the Southern Maryland AEricul-
tural Fair Association. Representa-
tives Of schools throughout the
county will participate.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
Umpires Named.

Annapolis. Nd. May 2s.-Harrisor
and Orb. National League umpires
will officiate at the Army Navy base.
ball game to be staged on Wordc n
Field at the Naval Academy Satur-
day afternoon. il was announced to-
day by Commander Douglas L. How
ard. secretary-tressurer OF the Navy
Athletic Association.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
MRS. j. R. DeFARGES SPRINGS
SURPRISE IN GOLF TOURNEY
BY FRANIl n. YOUNG.

As result OF yesterdays play.
the semi-hnsls In the, women's Die
trict championship tennis tourna-
ment. being decided over the Chevy
Chase Clubs course, will be played
this morning ana the event will end
with the finals tomorrow. OF the
remaining quartette stiil in the run
ming. Chevy Chase has two in Mrs.
7. kinkaid and Mrs. Frank Hyatt.
Jr- while Washington Golf and
Country Club and the Bannockburn
Golf Club each have one repre-
sentative, these being Mrs. II. A.
Knox and Mrs. J. R. DeFarges. re-
spectiyely.
Mrs. DeFarges sprang the sur
prise of yesterday by her rather
easy win over Mrs. c. L. Frailey.
the present champion, winning up
and in match in which she al
ways had just a slight edge"
Mrs. kinkaid. the medalist. and
Mrs. Emory Smith, both Of the home
club, furnished the closest match
when an extra hole was necessary
before the former gained the de-
cision. The match was very close
throughout. neither ever being more
than / up. Athe sixteenth. the
80 SNooiNN anu Nft bGNGn=
teenth and eighteenth holes were
halves. Mrs. Kinkaid winning when
she holed a nice putt on the nine
teenth.
Defaats MARI Consolation.
In the other two matches, Mrs ".
A. Knox. Washington. and Mrs.
Frank Hyatt Chevy Chase, had lit
tie trouble in winning Irom Mrs
Jonathan Bourne and Mrs. Savage.
respectively.
Two defaults somewhat marred
the consolation. Mrs. l. o. Cameron
and Miss Georgia Herring winning
the two matches played with Miss
+. c. Hacker and Mrs. l. b. Pierce
as their respective victims
Second Race-Mrs. II. A. KnoI IWsshlnR-
toni, defeated Mrs.. iona than Bourne tChcvy
Chasel. up and .; Mr.. Prank Hyatt r.
ICifeTy ChhseJ. drfsAted Mr. ssvaEe CHEVY
Chasel, Up and 3; Mr.. J. r. DeFsrErs
,6BsannocEburnl. defeated Mr.. {. L Fufsy
ISheFy Chssel. up and . Mn. 7. Kin
katd Chevy Chssei. defeated Mr.. Emory
smith tChevy ChHEel, ] up at 10 holes.
Consola lions. First ROund.-Nn W C.
WSlling Chevy ChassD. defeated Mn Tom
Moore tBannOckburnI. BY default; Mrs n
y. Carlson CwsshingtonI. defeated Nrs Az.
k'ns Chevy CHASE, by default; Mn. l. q.
Cameron Chevy Chasel, defeated Miss p G
Hacker Chevy Chase, 3 up and =: Miss
GeorEiA Herring CBanDockburuD. defeated
Ars; L. b. Pierce twashingtODD, up and 3.
The semi-hnsls In both main and console
tons niEhU NIIl Be played this morning a.
hNe-minute Intervals, stHrunE at 10 O'Clock.
as followS:
OonsolA tlons-Nrs NallinC iChsyy Chasel
vs. Nh Carlson fWaEbinEtonl: Mr.. Came
ron Chevy ChaseD vs.. Miss Herring tBsp.
nockbUrnD.
Main F1iEht-Mrs. Knox CwEshinrtoul
We Mrs. Hyatt Chevy Chase: Mn. DeFsr-
Ees 'Bannockburnb ". Mr.. KinEsid Chevy
Cha
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
Legion Team to Meet EIkridee.

Hyattsville. Md, May 26-The
baseball team of Snyder-Farmer
Post, American Legion. OF Hyatts-
vile. will journey to Etkridge, Nd.
Sunday afternoon for a double
header with the team at that place.
Whalley and Halloran are expected
TO be the local pitching selections.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
GETS HOMER
AS JUNGLEERS LOSE

New York. May 26.-The Yankees
made II two out of three with the
Tigers here this afternoon. winning
the last game of the series by a
score of to 1. Ruth hit his daily
homer, smashing Dauss' first pitched
ball in the second inning high up
in the right field stand. 1t was
Babes eighth circuit drive Of the
year. The score:
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
Navy Beats Villa Nova.

last baseball game before the season
closing contest against the Army
nine here on Saturday, the Midship-
men defeated Villa Nova this after
noon. 8 to 4. The score:
Naval Academy. % 010l2 204x-s
Villa Nova .......20 1.O00100-4
Batteries - Villa Nova = Yudusky
and Mcdonald. Navy-Kelly and
lcloughly.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
Gibraltars Play Sunday.

The Gibraltar A. c. will play the
Dreadnaughts. of Alexandria. Va,
Sunday morning on Diamond No. 4
of the Monument Lot. The Gibral-
tars are after a game for Sunday
evening with any fast team in this
vicinity. Address J. W. Ballenger
Astoria Apartments. Third and C
streets northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27

is generally as effective as a kick
in the stats. That word is: Have
care with this one; is much
better than the gang thinks.
Peppety Polly will go awfully
well in the fourth. with Miss Doras
a keen contender.
Legotal is whispered around as a
sleeper in the fifth. and l do know
there is a lot of money in Cincy
waiting for the Office to get down
on her.
Spearlene looks all over the log
ical winner OF the sixth. with Con-
stantine a sleeper that will bear
watching. With anything like de-
cent luck. Orenzo will cop the last.
One best bet OF the day-Lerrant.
Best take-a-chance bet - Baby
Grand.
Best ParIay-Reprisal, Lady Fair
play, Episode, to show.
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.
First Race-BrinEhurst, Dragon.
spicebush.
Second Race - Napoo. wsstside,
Reprisal.
Third Race - Lerrant, WEXFORD.
Kiku-
Fourth Race--Peppety Polly. Miss
Doras, Lady Champ.
Fifth Race-Legotal, Viva Amer
lea. Lady Sairplay.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27

x-Thomas 'batted for Morton in ninth,
walked and scored.
Runs batted in, by Shannon 90, Ellerbe 49,
Milan O), Roth ~, Harris ~, Johnson (D.
Jrdge ~, Gardner (3l, Speaker (2), Wood
U), Smith ~. Two-base hit: Roth. Three
base hits: W. Johnson. Speaker. Gardner.
Home run: O'NeiLl. Stolen bases: Rice Har-
per. Hits: OF Zachary, in innings: OF
Johnson, in innings; OF Caldwell. in
S2-3 innings; on Niehaus, 1 in 1-3 inning
None out in fifth; on Morton, s in 4 innings.
two out in eighth; OF Clark, o in 1-3 inning
Base on balls: Zachary, 3; of Johnson. /:
on Caldwell. 2; on Niehaus, 1 OF Morton, -
Struck out: by johnson. 1: by Caldwell, 1;
by Morton, l; by Clark, l. Wild pitches
Caldwell, Morton, Clark. Double plays:
Rice, shannon, to Picinich; Chapman. VAN
BY to Johnston. Left on bases: Washington,
o; Cleveland. 8. Umpires: Connolly and
Moriarity. Time. 2:25.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
Selective Service Wins.

The Selective Service team de-
feated the Motor Transport Corps
in the War Department Interbu-
reau LSague yesterday, IA to 2.
The score:
Motor Transport. 010 l0-2 Q
Selective Service. 725 00-14 l2 1
Batteries: Motor TRANSPORT
Whitehead and Flaherty: Selective
Service, Hill and Heenan.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
Air Station Beaten.

Congress Heights yesterday de-
feated the Naval Air Station Club
in one-sided slugfest in the Poto-
mac League, 10 to 2. The score:
Innings ..........1 234567S
Congress Heights. ..33570 Ox-1s
Naval Air Station. q 0 0O00- 2
Batteries - Congress Heights -
Humphreys and Giovannetti. Naval
Air Station-Ryan, Phillrood and
Sullivan,
The Washington herald., 1920-05-27
State Racuueters Win.

The Maryland State College Ten
mis- team yesterday defeated the St.
Johns College racqueters. s to l.
Macdonald of St. Johns was the
only one of the visitors to score a
victory as he defeated Slanker, 6-l,
81.