The Washington times., 1920-04-03
Sports Cut
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Ty Cobb Is i'll and will not report to
the Tigers for at least another week.
Yale University is supporting forty
players on the squad visiting here
this week.
Bob Maxam. former Western High
track captain, is in town and will
workout at Western during the holi-
days. Maxam is rated as Robertson's
best quarter miller at Penn.
Techs baseball team will play on
the Monument Lot from now on, per-
mission being obtained to use dia-
mond number 7.
Maryland State expects to improve
nightly in lacrosse. The game is
just being put on it's feet at College
Park.
Bob Young is calling the amateur
leagues together for a session at the
New Ebbitt on Tuesday night at s
o'clock.
Bill Belts is handling the Indicator
in approved style on the Hilltop in
the college games this~spring.
Buck" Wise is playing with the
Knickerbocker A. c. nine this season.
Several Georgetown boys are with
the newly formed aggregation.
Charming Walker is making good
at Central in the box. He is improv-
ing with every game for Coach Metz
ler's nine.
Tennis squads at the colleges and
schools get started after the holi-
days. The game is on the boom here.
Tom Moore, of Bannockburn, who is
at .Pinehurst now, started a big pool
for Freddy Mcleod after he won the
North and South.
The Chevy Chase invitation tennis
tournament booked to start May 10
will have about fifteen or sixteen first
rank players of the country.
X. Dick Dear. who is on the games
committee for the Central High meet
of May s, holds the high school hun
equaTed twice.
German, of Tech, looks like a conner
in the sprints. Coach Apple was
pleased at his performances in the
recent class meet
Donald Parsons and Allard Lard, OF
Chevy Chase, now at Pinehurst where
the amateur North and South tourney
is in progress, withdrew after a
round.
Brooke Grub, former Tech High
baseball captain, who got a brief trial
with the Griffmen, is back in town.
He is telling the high school young
sters all about IL.
Red" McDonough, Georgetown's
crack half-miler, who recently sprain-
ed his ankle, is on the mend. Nc
Donough was hurt Just before lie
Gendre broke his leg.
John Groves, former Western High
third sacker, Is playing on the Mary.
land state freshman team this year.
Bernie Boland. the Tigers star
twirler, has injured his pitching arm
and must take a rest.
Fred Fulton Is appearing in four
round bouts in California.
Mel Sheppard, former Olympic
champion, is to be connected with the
Michigan state board of public in
struction.
Sam Langford, ring veteran. II still
at IL. Defeated Jamaica Kid. Demp-
sey's sparring partner, last summer,
in seven rounds at Columbus, Ohio
with heavy blows to the body.
Philadelphia's director OF public
,afety, James T. Cortclyou, suggests
N boxing commission to handle the
Quaker City game.
Andy stark, sent to Minneapolis by
the Griffmen, has baked. He will
play with an Industrial league
team in New York State.
Moxie Harper, former Griff south
paw, has Joined the Boston Red Sox
on tour and is In shape to take his
turn on the rubber.
Boston baseball writer's say Mike
Menosky will not be with the Barrow
clan by July 4.
Belgians say the Germans, barred
from the Antwerp Olympiad, are try
ing to put a crimp in them with false
reports