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HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs: a-wishing.
10s; a-Dorothy. 100; Felix NJ. ll2: Bloom
ington 1l2: b-Disturbance. III; b-Panhand-
Ter, H.; Little Pointer, ll3.
b-Peter Pan Adroit.
a-Spencer- -Thraves entry.
b-J. II. Elf entry.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-haH fur.
longs: d Girl. 102; slippery Silver. 112;
Clip los; Sophie X. 106; Acclamation. 10l
FLYING Dart. 106; Iron Boy, 1O7; Venetian
BOY, 1O7; Frederick Miller, los; Uranium.
los.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-half furlonGs:
sHello Pardncr 50; 'Ann1belle, 90; Star
Baby, 10I: peasant, 107: Doubtfng Thomas,
100: Dpckhand l10: Wildwood. 1l0.
FOrRTIi RACE--Five and one-han fur
longs: sBaby Bonds. 97; Exempted, 1O5
Lady Iangdon. 1O5: 'win Seon. 1O6; Whip
poorwilI. los; Apple Jack. los; Leoma, Ill;
Twenty -Seyent. I13; Gaiaway. IT'S.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-half furlongs
sAmba ssador Sd. %: sFirst Pullet, 100;
Blanca 105; Marty Lou. 106; Meliora. 1o9;
Quinn. Ill; Hasty Cora. 100; Bulger. III;
Peaceful Star, 115: King Tuscan. lis.
SIXTH IACE-M le and fifty yards: 'Eg-
mont. 103; 'Nary's Magnetic 103; 'Attorney
Muir. 105; Fairly. 1os; Buster Clark. JOS:
Unar. los; 'Manokin. Ill; O'Malley. li3;
Hands on. 113: Ned Nleybright, ll6; JoEn
w Klein. 1I3: Wood Thrush, 113.
sApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track heavy.
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HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-half furlongs
runctual. rs Carmodyl, = to !, 4 TO ),
to 3; sherry, i02 ,MerimeeJ, ) to =. q to j;
Leenrack. l0+ PiCkens,, to l. Time. l II.
Ircinerator. Superior. Miss X. also ran.
SECOND IACE-Fivc and one-half fur
longs. Eddie Trantc-. los &c. Howardl
to I. TO >. to >; Blanche Donation. lOJ
'Manganl. l to .. to 4; Child. 1Ol Gar.
modt). 10 s. Time. III. Lady Ivan.
LeOma. Prince Bonero also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. .;oldstone
30 (JarrplD. ) TO !. 6 TO :. 8 to :; Taras.
con, 10 CweineEl. o to ). 3 TO ;: Avion. 39
IN. Collins). l to 1. Time. 1:17 4-5. Allah.
Mike Dixon. Skyman, Prince Direct also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-half fur
longs. Skiles Knob, 107 lCrumpl. to :.
1 to =, 1 to 4; Different Eyes. JOG tMcCrannl
= to /. even: War Spirit 102 tManganl.
even. Time. 40 80. Alvord. Messkit, Di,
version also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 20 yards.
Fairly, 113 tGarEan}, . to /. 4 TO ;. 2 to ):
Parable. 1O6 CarmodyD even. ! to .; Bally
Connell. los 1Finleyl, to Z. Time. / 80.
Native Soil. Half and Half. Duke Of Shelby,
Cafeteria also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and 80 yards.
Blazeaway. 101 lCarmolyl, to 3. to :.
ont: Iron Cross I'd. 100 tIirstD, even. out {:
Great Gull. lO5 IMountainl. out. Time.
] Al 80. BIoknail also ran.
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when the other clubs insisted that
baseball had been played in Gin
cinnati. st. Louis and other cites
during the Association days. the old
maSnatcs decided to give the clubs
chance to demonstrate that the
fans liked the game, evidently they
did for Chicago has played on that
day ever since.
1t was also the year that on June
Is Chicago defeated Louisville by
a score of 80 to IL. making 32 hits
off Pitcher Rhodes. The Chicago
team scored II runs in the first in
ming and at the conclusion Of the
game had amassed a total of "A
bases.
From 1894 until the fall of 1900
Griffith proved a star with the Cubt
as during the full seven seasons he
pitched for Anson he never finished
below 500 in games won and lost
and a. the seven years he finished
above the 500 mark.
1t may surprise many to know
that as batter Grifiith was always
good. During the season of 1895
he finished the season batting 319
in 80 games. Not once during the
: years did he fall below . zoo
hitter. Some record for any pitcher.
We will tell you what he did with the
Chicago American League team the follow
ing season in tomorrOv's Herald.
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furiongs: Alcatrez.
Il5; Tenite. ia; Frank Moody, 10: COombs.
10; Tutt. l07: Aunt Deda. 90; Hazel w ~.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs: Columbia
Tenn. l1j; Happahan annock Sd. lis; Brook Ia nd,
1l5; Jim Dudley. 1l5: Nanette Flack 10:
Lcblaire. 40: Mitchell May. 10; Triumph
ant, 10: Harry Rudder, llO; Charming. 1O7
Riddle. O7.
Also eligible-Brown Bee. 1916: Huron "a.
ia: Ad-ianre n. 105; ! Am First. 95.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: The Bel
gian I'd. l22; Redland. ll3; Mineral. Ill;
Alex Getz. log: Sayonar. I0l; Lady Mara
ton. 90: Ettahe. 1l0; Hadrian, III; Bon
steilIe los: Madras Gingham, l0i; Coma
cho. lO1; Prophecy. 1o9.
Also eligible - Poultney. III: Korfhage.
10l; Kultur. 1O6: Paul Connolly. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-One mile: Mad-Ge IO3;
1o1; Tailor Maid, 1O1; Ny Dear. 9S;
Alula, "a.
FIFTH RACE-One mile: Jim Hastings,
10; Bobby Allen. lO6; Lonely. iOl; Findar
9S: Heavy Weapon. 9s; Swirl. 100: FIeer,
81: Dolph. o.: Golden Dawn. 81.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one-eighth: Bom-
hast. 1I2; Plenty. 10s; Capt Hodge, I07 /;
Elrey. 1903; Pif. 1903; Rookery. 9S.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and one-sixtenth :
Prines. 1l3; Varter, Ill; Yodeles. Ill; Ca
baIto Ill; Napoleon. III; Pilsen. III; Alex
ander. 10l: Blue Thistle. 10I: Semper Stall
wart. 10l: Surpn ssing. 10l: Keziah IOl +:
P!rviada. 90; Baby Girl, o.; Battle Noun
tain, 81.
Also eligIble--rlapper. 1os: Al Pierce, III
Mayor Calvin. 1Q6; Juan1tl Sd. lol. )
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Raining-Sloppy.
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johnson Homesick.
Griffith's Hurting Record
With Chicago Cubs Good

George l.. Moreland's story Of how Clark
alvin griffith broke into the game is given
4 the tenth instalment today.
Clark Griffith's' first game in the
;ationaI League was pitched Sep
enlber and resulted in a defeat
t the hands of the Philadelphia
lub by n score OF to 3. but one
week later, on the 14th. he reversed
hat result and won from the same
cat. by Il score of IL to 5. Until
he last inning the score stood IL
l and Griffith eased up while the
ard hitters hammered home four
unS.
The last appearance of Griffith for
he season Of 1893 was against the
ccaI club. Clausen pitched the
t-s: part of the game and the
F&shington team had a big lead,
o Anson showed in Griffith who
Id his rivals scoreless while his
.s.sOciates erept up to within one
IN Of winning. the score standing
20 G.
Thus the first year Griffith won
nj lost game.
l. was the first season that Chi
ago ever played Sunday ball, as
'revious to that year the Natioua!
.eaGue would not permit baseball
" BE- played on the Lords day. But
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VAR RISK FIVE
TRIMS PINCANS
Passing Of Insurance Girls
Sets Back Virginians.
Miss German Features.

The War Risk Insurance Bureau
girls added another victory to their
already long list last night when
they defeated the Pincan basket
ball team of the Community Center
of Alexandria. Va. in the Epiphany
Gym by Al to s. Superior passing
by the Insurance clerks. along with
the brilliant floor shooting of Miss
Anna Geiman. proved too much for
the visiting sextette.
This little Virginian showed no
regard for her opponents from her
home State, as she registered IS field
goals during the battle. many OF
which were from difficult angles
and positions. Misses Chickerins
and Ryan. who contributed the bal
ance of the War Riskers' points,
displayed accurate shooting, and
followed up their shots like veter-
ans.
Miss Reardon. of the Dixie tribe.
made the best of the few opportu-
mites she had to cage the ball. while
Misses Pullman and Bumgarder
also played a good game in the
shooting positions. The defense of
the War Risk team was the big
factory in their victory. as Misses
Rogers and Gully kept the Pincan
forward well covered. Miss Wi
mans as guard and Miss Risheill at
side center played a good game for
the Virginians. The lineup and
summary
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
M'LEAN ARRIVES
AT BERGEN, NORWAY

Chrisuania, Norway. Jan. Is-Booby
Mclean. the American skater. arrived
at Bergen today on board the steamer
StavanrerfJord from New York.
Mclean was in nne condition, AID
the press welcomes him. praIsiug his
modesty.
There is great interest I'm the com
ing race between Mclean and oscar
Mathiesen for the worlds professional
skating championship. Many applica-
tions for tickets for the race havs
been received from all over the coun-
Try. ano the indications are that the
accommodation OF the rink. 1Sg.
viii be ovcriaNed.
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ASTC CUNTS BATTLE TODAY WRESTLING MATCH ON TONIGHT
One Year Ago in Sports.

Al Tierney reelected president
and treasurer of the Three Eye
League: was also selected to
hold same positions in Western
League. fff-
Pal Moore easily defeated
Young McGovern.
Senator Walker satisfied that
his bill to legalize Sunday base
ball in New York will pass the
New York Assembly.
Ray Morgan was released to
Philadelphia National League by
Washington.
Pat Moran was signed to man
age Cincinnati. He at once traded
Blackbourne to Boston for Rehg.
Red Faber signed his contract
to pitch for Chicago White Sox.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
.GALLAUDET TO
PLAY HOPKINS.
Buff and Blue Tossers Meet
Baltimore Medicos at
Kendall Green.

Tonight's the night that Gallaudet
College plays basketball against the
ioctors from Johns Hopkins Univer-
dty at Kendall Green. and the Kendall
ireeners are sure anxious for. the
ray. as they have a score to settle
With the Baltimoreans. who euchred
hem out OF football game last fall.
The Bun and Blue quint is in good
hape for the contest. with the possf-
Die exception of DowEes. who. while
'e may start with the contest may not
- until the finish. The big fellow
fast regaining his strength. and
e, hen he is in condition everyone
SnOws that he is the best pivot man
II the South. Baynes has been fight
ng hard for a regular position. and
4 Downes gives out. will replace him
II center
The reserves have their work cut
Iut for tN"-l. as they will hook up
With the .,!;any Comets, who came
'e2r defcStIag the varsity last week.
sne Comets are fast getting into
hape. and will go after the Reserves
Doth and nail. The first game will
''art at o'clock. and just as soon as
he first half is completed the Johns
hopkins and Gallaudet Varsity will
Jet into acton.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three furlcnss. John s.
Reariou. 1I2 (Troxler), s to ). 8 to 8. 1 to
4: Tutt. liz iTarringtonl. to l. 9 to 1;
No Fooling. H. (ButwclD. o to ). Time.
0:37. The Moor. MaGdie Wilson. Loeb Leven.
Tenitc. Lura also ran.
SECOND RACE = six furiongs. Young
Adam. 112 (Tarringtonl. = to I. 3 to .,
@ to 5; Win I Wiz. 107 tCanneid), . to 1.
5 to .; Huron Second. 107 twidal, 4 to 3.
Time. lis 3-5. Jago. Orienze, Glasstoi,
O'Donoyan. Rotta B.. Alex Getx also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furiongs. wendy. l05
tRobipson). 8 to 4. 1 to 4. out; Alula, 102
tBoyle). 2 to /. 4 to 8; Ira Wilson. 40 tBux-
ton), 6 to 5. Time, 1:1S is. BaIly Bell.
Jean Bullant. Kirsh. Yaphank. Flying Witch.
Cormoran, ESsp also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six fuflongs. Pickwick.
i23 tAmbrose). 1 to 2, out, ont; Sweet LIB
erty, 9S tstackl, to 1. 1 to 2; Anticipate.
94 (wida). to 10. Time. 1:16' rs. Matt
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
BUCKNELL FIVE PLAY
CATHOLIC u. TONIGHT

Catholic University basketball
tossers will get in action tonight
in the Brookland Gym when tie
Bucknell quint comes here for a
single contest with the big Red and
Black team. The game will start
at Sis p. m.
Bucknell has a fast and ran-y
bunch with plenty of re.o~
strength and will make the Bro X
landers hustle all the way in order
to come out on the lorg end of the
count. After the contest there
will be dancing on the court until
1880.
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.MATMEN MEET
In TTTLEBOUT
Joe Stecher and Earl Cad
dock Clash Tonight in
Big Match.

The sport light focuses tonight
on Madison Square Garden. New
York city. where Caddock and joe
Stecher are 10 grappie. Interest
Is general on the outcome. not only
because the worlds wrestling
championship is at stake. but BE-
cause IL will furnish material for
the theorists. who have been swap
ping opinions. pro and con. on
wars effect on athletes.
CaddocK threw Stecher in 1917.
and won the worlds chsmpionship
title. Since that time. however. he
has gone through q war. he has
done a hitch at the front. lived H.
the trenches. ate of army Glow
that he claims didn't agree with
him. and finally was gasscd n the
Argonne.
stecher Favorite.
Stecher did his bit in the navy
and didn't have such a strenuous
time. Opinion is running to IN,
belief that it will be a question OF
physical ability and endurance and
in this respect the talent H. in
clined to favor Stecher by a shade
on the foregoing grounds. Cad
dock is fit ana pronounced as in
perfect condition:
The match will be decided On one
"a ano the hout will 20 to a de-
cision or the gate money will be-
refunded by Promoter Jack Curley.
How they size up:
Stecber raddo.I,
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Camel Rcsigns Job.

Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. 29.-1he
resignation of John Camel manager
of the Kansas City Club of the Amer
fcan Association, was announced to-
night.
In his letter of resignation Camel
said he would be out Of baseball this
season at least to look after business
affairs. He came to Kansas (ty
from Rochester, n. Y. in 1917.
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nee Idol. Brother MacLean, Duke John also
ran.
FIFTH RACE - One and one sixteenth
miles. Pictor, ia tThurberl, to l. 9 to 3.
out: Romeo, l02 tWidal, 3 to I. out: Rain
bow Girl, 90 ,suilivanl. cut. Time. 1:JJ 3-5.
Drummond also ran.
SMITH RACE-One mile. Sun God. 1l5
stack. I to =. even. l to s; Cobalt Lass,
loi tRichcreekl. = to ;, out; Cerinus. lO7
lBOyle). l to 4. Time, l:44 20. Dorcas,
Tuidler. Grandee also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - One and one-eighth
miles. Frank Mattox. 103 tThurber). TO /.
to l. to ); Ben HampsOn, ia (Burkel.
5 to 1. to 3; Waterproof. ia (TaylorI.
l to .. Time. 2:o3. Bertodano. Avery
Trumbo. Surprising, Pit, Mesalliance. Dolly
Rronner also n.
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SMITH TO REFEREE
WRESTLING MATCH

New York Jan. %. Ed Smith,
of Chicago, will referee the Claa-
dock-Stccher wrestling match for
the worlds heavyweight title at
Madison Square Garden Friday
night. it was learned here today.
Both wrestlers are in training here.
and, in spite of inclement weather,
planned to do some outdoor hiking
today.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
BRAZIL GETS COACH
FOR OLYMPIC GAMES

Peoria, ILL.,. Jan. 9.-Fred c. Brown.
athletic director at Bradley Institute
here, has accepted a position as ply
sical director Of the Fluminense Atm
letic Club of Rio de Janeiro. Brazil
Mr.. Brown is TO have charge of the
coaching and training of athletes who
will represent Brazil in the olympic
games at Antwerp.
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CURRENCY CLERKS
TO PLAY MEDICOS

Loan and Currency basketball tos-
sers of the Treasury Department will
be forced to extend themselves to-
night when they meet the Army Medi-
cal School quint in the Epiphany
Chapel gym at Twelfth and c streets
southwest.
he game is being played for the
benefit of the athletic association OF
the Loan and Currency branch of the
Treasury Athletic Association.
Officials of the Treasury Department
viii open up the game, while dancing
will follow. The lineup of the clubs
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Gonzaga Midgets Win.

The Gonzaga Midgets' qu.ut de-
feated Immaculate Tigers Nester-
day il the Eye street Gym by "a
I" .. The defense % the Mixers
was too strong for the Tigers who
registered only one field goal dur
inC the contest. The line-up:
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JLYNE WOULD
ARREST JACK

Chicago. Jan. ga report that
eck johnson. negro heavyweight
uCilist now in Mexico. planned to
eturn to Chicago brought a state
nent from United States District
Attorney Charles +. Clyne here to-
'ay that Johnson will be arrested
Immediately if he re-ente-s the
United States.
An emissary OF JOhnson's called
% sound Clyne out on the PROPOSE
ion several days ago. CIyne said
ohnson is under sentence Of one
car and one day for violation of
he Mann act.
johnson Homesick.
Mexico City. Jan. 29.-Jack John
on. negro fighter and former heavy
weight champion. will return to the
-nited States next month. he said
Oday. Johnson said he had writ
en- his attorney in Chicago that
&c is willing to surrender and face
he charges which are pending
.gainst him. He is hOmesick and
wants to re-ente- the fight game
the United States. johnson said.
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Ere, an Signs ! rkes.

Reading. Pa, Jan. 29.-Steve Yekkes,
of this city, ex-major Lacquer, who
ulayed with Indianapolis last season.
'onisht signed contract with IN in-
,spendent club In Franklin, Pa. He
iii report there about May Il.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
Howard Plays Liaccln.

Howard University and Lilcoll
University CPennsyivaniaD. rivals 81
the negro university world will
clash al basketball at tho Central
Coliseum. "Wednesday. February 4.
at y. m
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D-eednaughts Plav Tonieht.

Alexandria, Va. Jan. 29.-The
Dreadaoughts and the Fifth Engi-
necrs meet in a City League contest
at the Arniory tonight. starting at
8 O'Clock. Lieut.. Vedoll will off,
ciate.
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ALUMNI is BEATEN
BY BUSINESS QUINT

Business High quint took into camp
the Alumni five yesterday. defeating
them 2l to II. in the Business gym.
The game was verey fast from start
to finish, as neither team could score
in the first quarter.
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Substitrtions-Linworth-F for Smith.
Jones for Morgan. Goals from floor. Frere.
9: Jameson. 4: Smith. Morgan. sterlings.
Graves. 9; Folliard. .; Foley. Pyne. 8; Cos
teIlo. Gonis from foul. Jam'eson. . out OF g.
Referee. Brown fR. A. c.. Timekeeper,
Crump IL. A. CO.. Scorer. Hutchinson IL.
A. C.). Periods. 10 minute quarters.
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Linwcr.h A. e. Wins.

The shooting of Jameson and Frere
were the deciding factors in the 26-to-
81 victory OF the Linworth A. c over
the Sterling Boys Club in the Epiph-
any Chapel gym last night Folliard
starred for the Sterlings. The sum-
mary:
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Scoring: Benner (3). Scott "a.
Hoover 90, Ahmansohn G). Simon
(3). Stevenson 1. Kibbey %.
Waikart (2). Fouls: Scott out of
1: Hoover. ! out of 1: Stevenson, {
out of 3; K'bbey. 2 out of 2.
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Goals from hoor-DaVis i5l. Foley 49,
Ryan. Mills. Enright. Simcnds. Goals from
fouI-Ryan missed II. McConaty 20 out Of
81. Ecferee-Mr. Costello lGeorgCtownl
Time Of periods-Eight minutes each. Score
"a TO =.
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neutrality-suspicious. Tor Meaney; Mct;arr-
th! Tor Goldstein. GCa!S frorn foor-Meaney.
io"tz 90. Williams t3l. GOldstein. Ferber,
Held (2). Ready ,3l. Bprone i3I. Schneider
Schafer Goals from fouls-Schafer viii.
inns. Referee-Battersby CBEsinessJ. Time
Of qsarters--Ten minutes each
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J.
6. ;. ).
Referee, Walter Wallsoe.
Willie Hoppe. champion of cham
pions. will attract and entertain
today and tomorrow at Sherman's.
his performances will be the con-
cluding ones of the billiard cham
pions' local engagement. The Mas
ter. as the brilliant Willie has been
properly termed by close students
and followers of the green cloth
game. will meet Charles g. Peter
son. the veteran St Louis balk line
and fancy shot artist in all Of
the matches. the first of which is
scheduled for this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Peterson will give a short lee
ture and Instructions on billiards
before the match game Of go
points, while he also closes the
program with a highly interesting
exhibition of fancy shots
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New Major Leaguers
JOHN DAVIS MEADoR

JOHN DAVIS MEADOR
GPitcher). Plttsburg Pirates.
Born-Madison. N. c.. December 4.
1886
Height-Five feet 10 inches.
.Weight-iG pounds.
Fats and throws-Right-ha
First professional engagenent--
Charleston ts. CD League. IglG.
Season lsl9-Galveston, Tex.
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SubstItutlons: War KIsk-Chickering Tor
List; Ryan for Geiman. Pincans-Plaskett
for Rsmey: Bumgsrder for Pullman. Goals
Ryan (3). Reardon (a), Pullman. Goals
from fOul-Chickering. l out .; Reardon. .
out 3. Referee-Mr. Haas CGaliaudetl.
Gmpire-Mr. Hayden (Alexardriaj. Time
Of quarters-Eight minutes each.
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Cddock Iowa. where the croscyed girls
Sechcr from Nebraska which boasts OF the handsomest bow
legged the world When gal is engaged Iowa
she Ford the second of her left hand The soil is
rich Nebraska that wheat both After harvesting
the top crop crop ground Every
body automobiles and like roller The
winters cold mercury
and burrows the like gophers
and then perchcs stecple like sparrow The
hot that the hens lay hardboicd eggs.
They don't do things half cooked woods
which indicates that the soupcutng
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
Roamer 0uint Lands.

The Roamer basketball team yes
terday defeated the Ingram Juniors
by the score of 10 to IS. in the In
gram Memorial Gymnasium. Hoov-
er, of the Roamers. led both teams
in. scoring as he Gagged four bas-
kets from the floor. Stevenson
starred for the losers. The line
mp:
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Substitutes. Loans and Currency O'Con-
nor. Mckinnom. Peterson. Wilkinson: Medi-
cos-Noon. Jones. Ge:bc-. Rcferre-Nr
Goetz tBusinessI. Time Of game-7:3D pm
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Which is what happened every professional sport

Baseball through the winger around 1882 when the
brs had the works by both handles Pghng has been through
the mange Horse racing slapped the public laundry
bag times There's tracks in the country that
could still for some NICE lathery soapsuds.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30

All the hppodrome with necks like sturdy
oaks and heads like They could pull their collars off
their heads without unbooning The didn't appeal to
Americans who why should allow garlic burner
bust their apanged ribs up gsaw puzzles The onion
xhae had the for and Yanks preferred
bet dough checkers yachts anything that
couldn't wh
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30

Two Of the premier huggers in the game today Yank
Caddock Stecher Nebraska. That's "N
America. Right in the middle of the alphabet.
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CANEFAX LOSES
TWO MATCHES
McCourt Takes Afternoon
And Evening Billiard
Games.
ny GEORGE T.. MoRELAND.

Charles McCourt, the PittsbIrg
Scotchman. made IL three straight
over Champion Bob Canefax last
night in the final of the three-cush-
ion billiard contest played at the
Sherman billiard parlors.
The champion started off as
though he was going 10 make a
runaway of the game. scoring IL in
the first ten innings, while his op-
ponent counted but one But the
latter got started in the eleventh
with a run of I and came right hack
11 the fifteenth inning with ). making
the score at the end of the fifteenth
inning Is to 10 in favor of Cane
fax. In the twenty-eighth inning
the two players were tied. with 20
each. but HcCourt took a lead and
soon was 10 points to the good. win
ming out in the seventy-siXth in
ming, 60 to 81.
Scores of Games.
In Che afternoon contest McCou-t
trimmed Canefax by co to So. Both
players were OF in their work
Score of the afternoon game:
McCourt-0 o O O OOi TOO o o o
o % o o l 3 0ll3l l
0 20 ] o o o . o o 0 0 o o
q o / l-GO
Canefa1-I Z o o o5 5l33 90 o
o o = OOO OOOIO IIllOO o
06O O o 90 o 90 90 o
o o o o o 2 900 900 / 90 > . - o
50.
High runs. McCu-t. e. 5: Canefs1. :. :.
Referee, Walter Wallace. Official scorer.
George T. Coz.
Score Of evening game:
McCouu-O o 90 o I 900 I 90 : q
o o 90 l 0O OOIs s0I S4la0 4 o
o ) 90 o 900 = 900 = o % o
0OoO o. 0OOl lOl o / 0 0
o o 2-6o.
CanefaK-5 90 OII0lloloo O
i O0Oi I l o 90 90 o o o o %
o 90 o o "a o 0 q % = aO0Ul 90 o
o o . 3 5000 90 O-5l.
High runs. MtCJurt . q Canefax
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30

Wrestling is the last sport that has been cleaned
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30

Outside OF pleading with the landlord fix the roof wrestling
is the gueng sport oose-leaf ledger You've
be wresc than box
rounds play OF football baseball walk home through
i ycgg-lncd Chicago boulevard midnight.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30

Sometimes courtesy demanded that the dis
nguished foreign champ the keys the city But they awa
harried down o change the lock.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
NTWo .as THREEnNa
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* &BUGS@ RAERh IN -

Anything that has been through the laundry OF public opn
is sure to come plenty clean