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The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Motorcycle Club
All Set for Big
Sociability Run

Tie first of the series of sociability V
and secret runs of the Columbia
Motorcycle Club. organized shortly
before last Thanksgiving. by local
motorcycle enthusiasts. will be run
Monday at 10 a. m. primarily for the
purpose of increasing local interest
in motorcycle touring through the
District.
John l.. Dugan, sporting editor
of The Herald. will make the in
itiaI test run. prior to this date.
setting the time and speed limit.
which will be kept secret until the
finish OF the cruise. Five prizes are
to be awarded entrants coming
closest to this time. The first is a
cash prize by the Columbia Motor
cycle Club. The other four by How
ard \. French. local distributor for
Indian motorcycles: +. r. Lasher.
also an Indian agent; Bowie and
Mcpherson. distributors for Harley
Davidsons and the Haverford cycle
Company. will be announced later.
The course. starting at the club
house. 913 Eleventh street south
east. leads direct to Great Falls,
then back to Aqueduct bridge. across
Arlington Cemetery road to the
Alexandria Pike. along the pike to
Alexandria. thence to Camp Hum
phries. returning via Long bridge.
down Seventeenth street to Penn
sylvania avenue. and along the ave-
nue. TO. the Capitol. and from there
returning to the clubhouse.
Representatives OF +. p. l-asher.
Howard French. Bowie and Nc
Pherson. and the Haverford Cycle
Company will act as Judges and
award the prizes. Mr.. l.. Simons,
vice president of the club. expects
at least fifty entries by Saturday
when the entries close.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
First Yank Champ
Received Purse
of $500 for Bout

Five hundred and fifty-five dollars
and ffty-three cents a second, No,
this isn't how much John n. Rookie
feller's entire holdings earn for him
without lifting a finger. It's merely
what Jack Dempsey. world heavy
weight champion boxer. will earn
sometime this year in a glove joust
with Georges Carpenter, the gal
liant Gaul. That is on two condi-
tions. to wit: That he receives
100000 for his end of the purse.
and that he terminates the fight in
approximately three rouiks or Aine
minutes Of lighting.
But the latter serves amply for
some staggering comparisons. II is
a mooted question whether or not
present day fighters are more for
midablc than the ring men OF old.
i'ut as TO business acumen-weII.
forthwith is an interesting fact
which may help You reach a con-
Clusion.
Charles Freeman. THE American
Giant the first Yankee TO hold the
world heavyweight championship.
whipped Iill Perry, The T1ptun
Siasher, i'm los rounds Uondon
prize ring rureS). December IA and
-'' ''-: ANp udNS were requires
10 settle the issue as darkness pre-
vented the gladiators from milling
more then seventy rounds on their
hrSt meeting. Six days later the
combat was renewed. Freeman win
ming after thirty-eight rounds had
been added to the first seventy.
The S!asher. who stood six feet
"ne-half inch. weighed but 49,
pounds against Freenan's $50
pounds. The latter lowered above
his adversary. being almost seven
rect tall In all the struggle lasted
Nv" hours and three minutes. Perry
finally throwing himself down with
ont being hit. Freeman received
. the stake Of s500-a huge amount
for fighters in those days. So much
for the first American champion.
lh- money in those days. But to-
day that wouldn't even be accounted
small change"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-2-yesr-old: 3lz fur
Iongs- Repeat. LOG. tColtilettn. 4 to e..
out. out: Auntie May. nos CKelseyN. TO
) out; Joe TaG. los. CRichcreekl. out
Time, 4Si-5. Wanatah also ran.
SECOND RACE-S-year-o and Up:
81 furlonEs. LanEden. ll6. tThurber,.
10 l. TO >. l to 3: Waters Meet. l0i
fColtiletul. = % u l to /: Sabretash.
ll& CRichcneel0. 10 8. Time. Ill =
Viola Gsfney. Margaret y. and kul}
tur also ran.
THIRD RACE+-yAar-oIds and up;
claiming; one mile and seventy yards.
Goldcrest Boy. les tZonersi. to -.
out, out, J. {. Stone, llS. ,RodriEueEh.
TO ). out: CharrSing. Jos. Moore. ou-.
Time, l.S2 g. IOhn Hugie and Ben
Hampson also ian.
FORTH RACE - S-ysal-olds and
Up; five furlongS. Arrow mead. -
tRichcreekl. II TO "a. out. out: Mar
mite. l01. oColtilettn. out. out. Toe The
Mark. lIs tThurSerl. out. Time. Ig,S -.
Lieut. Seas also ran.
FIFTH RACE-S-year-oid ami ":
one mile and seventy yards Frank
lin. lOs. Noll"r. 10 :, out. out. Lively.
liS, CThurberl. out, out. Who Caves.
~ tWida'. out Time. l.a.. Ual.
three starters.
SIXTH RACE car-o!dS ami on:
Five and one-hslI furlonEs. sweet
Liberty. 70 tColtilettiI. 70 %. 10 e.
out; Bonstelle. io9. 6ButWelp. to :.
out; Edith X. IGs. ,EriclSscui. : TO ).
Time. l:OS. Bobby Allen also IAN.
SEVENTH RACc-Milc and scvcuts'
YARDS: 5-year-olds and up. k,cp. 81.
\ Golulettn. . 60 :. : TO 10. TO :.
Prunes. los. dPiercel. 10 :. TO l.
King Neptune. ZOE. ,Richcreekn. to .
Time. I:a2. Toddl,r. Tanlac. MarauGc-
aud Deck Mate also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

One best bet Of the dsy-Hadrtsn.
Best take n chsnee-Hopover.
Best parley-RedIsnd, Huron and
Little string 90 show.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race-AIbert - Ben valet,
Buddie kean.
second Race-RedIand. Bounding
Through. Humma-
Third Raee-SybiII. Huron m.
vioIs Gsnney.
Fourth Race-vsIerie West, Ke-
Eioh. bob Baker.
Fffth Race-sasin, Ben Hampson.
Cadillac.
Sixth Raee-Hadrian. wIn Q
Win. Foreclosure.
Seventh Race - Aztec, Little
String. Ell Rey.
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
First Race - Encore. Homan.
snow Queen.
Second Race-Arthur Middleton.
Count Boris Poster Embry.
Third Rsee-sister Susie, Big
Smoke. Avion-
Fourth Rsee-Lsdy sweep, Hor-
nee Lerch. Orleans Girl.
Fifth Race - FreemnbtIe. War
Spirit. Scotch Verdict.
Sixth Race-FsirIy, Exempted.
Miss Sweep.
Best Bet-sister Susie.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Legion Post Gets
Data on Dempsey
From Jack Kearns

Following the resolution which
was adopted at a former meeting
of the President Theodore Roose-
welt Post. No. Il. American Legion.
was the receipt of a letter from
Jack kearns. manager for Jack
Dempsey. the worlds heavyweight
champion:
Los Angeles. Cal.
Earle lie Roy Mitzel. Sr. Nice-Com..
President Theodore Roosevelt
Post. No. II. American Legion.
Washington, d. c.
Dear Sir:
Received your letter and clip
pings which were given publicity
here in some of the daily papers.
and the champion and r1yself wish
to thank you and your post for the
attitude that you have shown in
this matter.
| am inclosinE you all the data
which you may use at your post.
or in any argument that anyone
may use in trying to condemn
Dempsey The inclosed will SHOW
for itself.
With best wishes from the cham
pion and myself. l am.
Sincerely yours.
JACK kEARNS
The following was the resolution
the President Roosevelt Post adopt
ed:
In view of the important and
vital questions of reconstruction
which confront the American pe"-
pie. the President Theodore Roose-
Welt Post, No. l, American Legion.
goes on record as saying that il
will take no side in the Dempsey
controversy or in any other issue
not directly involving the wefare
and progress of the American peo-
pie. The American sporting ele-
ment are the sole judges of wheth =
er they want Dempsey and Car
pentier to stage a world champion
ship bout in this country"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
KID WILLIAMS TO
DO A "COMEBACK'

Baltimore, Md. Feb. Skid Will
iams. former king of the bantam
weight division. is coming back into
the ring TO meet the winner of the
twelve-round decision between Pal
Moore and Earl Puryear, which will
be staged Friday evening by the Peer
less Athletic Club at AIbaugh's The
ateE champion until he ran into
Pete Herman year ago last Feb
ruarS' Williams has been training
diiisently for his come back. and his
irlends. who have watched him work
out In private say he is in remarkably
good shape and will be in surpris-
ing good form when he steps into the
arena
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
THORPE BELIEVES HE
STILL HAS ABILITY

Jim Thorpe verify doesn't believe
that he has gone back so far that
he belongs TO tire minors. We
learned from Il friend OF Thorpes
yesterday that the Indian has re-
turned his contract unsigned to the
Akron Club.
II is believed that Branch Rickev.
of the Cardinals, hopes to purchase
Jim from Akron. tor the st. Louis
manager still thinks Thorpe is of
big league ability.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
TRIOOF PILOTS
LEFT FROM 1915
Many Changes Made in
Players and Managers
In American League.
By GEORGE L. MORELANp.

1s05-Connie Mack.
19Io-Connie Mack Hugh Jen-
nings.
1sl5-connie Mack. Hugh Jen-
nfngs. Clark Grifffth.
Three names. AL well known and
all managers of clubs in the Amer
lean League. But have you stopped
to think that the last three are the
only ones left who managed clubs
in this league five years ago? And
take a glimpse before that. and we
hnd but two managers-Mack and
Jennings-are the managers who
were at the head of a club in the
American League that are left.
Then go back FIVE years and you
can find but one man-Mack-who
still retains the position he held
then.
Yes. time does fly.
Players in League.
Take the names Of players who
were with the American League fve
years ago and you will find more
missing than you would expect. In
that year there were 1S5 players
who played in fifteen or more games.
and what do we find today? Ex-
actIy fifty men who wore an Amer
lean League uniform still playing
under that organization.
or these there are-McInnis and
Gandil. at first; Collins, Chapman
and Pratt. at second; Witt. Gard
ner. Austin and Baker. at third
Mcbride. Peckinpaugh. Scott, Bush.
Weaver. wambsganss and Chap
man, at short: Cobb. Jackson.
Speaker. ]. Collins. Veach. Bodie.
Shanks. Milan. Roth. Graney. L.
Murphy. Leibold and HeiIman. out
fielders; Schalke. NuuamskeT. Aim
smith. Mayer, Thomas. Stanage.
Schang and O'NeilI. catchers; John
son. Caldwell. Shore, Dauss. Leon
ard. Bush. Cicotte. Foster. PennOck.
Shawkey. Shaw, wyckofr and Nor
ton, pitchers.
or the above named positions. in
1915. we find there were is players
listed at first; II at second. 16 at
third. Is at short, IS outfielders, 81
catehers. and SO pitchers.
Going back to 1910 We find there
were 1877 players then listed as hav-
ing played Is or more games. while
we can find today but % names of
the original list that are connected
others in the American League, and
two of them. Harry Davis and
Dan Murphy, are coaches for Mack
leaving but 20 active players. and
when you figure that Mcbride is
about through as a player you have
one less
still in League.
Here are the names of those who
played in the American League In
1910, and who are still with that
organization: Davis. Murphy and
Mcbride. coaclres; Speaker. Cobb
Jackson. E Collins, McInnis. Lewis
Baker. Gardner. Milan. Thomas
Bush, Wood. Quinn. Mcbride. Aus
tin. Stanage, Peckinpaugh, ]. Col
Iins. w. johnson and Cicotte.
Times do certainly change.
Uncle Nick Altrock and Trainer
Mike Murphy are on their way tC
camp and by midnight they will be
asleep on the deep. The others wish
they were also starting. as the fever
soon gets them. old or young. and
by this time next week many offers
to go into business win have gone
with the wind. What do care about
going into business: had my salary
raised Will see you about February
1921, and will talk matters over
with you again. President Griffith
received the signed contract of J. w
Washburn. with Wichita last sea-
son. He will report direct to camp
from his home town.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
TRINITY A. c. HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING

The Trinity a. c. held their annual
mee'.ng last night and important mat
ters were discussed as to activities of
the club for the coming season. base
ball being the chief topic.
1t is expected that the captain and
manager will be elected in the near
fuiure. and rirst Practice will take
place about the middle OF next month.
The next meeting to be held by these
'ciuomen VIII take place at the home
of Mr.. Harty. 1924 Thirty-fourth street
northwest, on Tuesday. February "A.
at 7:i0 sharp. All members are re-
,quested to attend.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
PAYNE TO MANAGE
DREADNAUGHT NINE.

The Dreadnausht \. c. Of Alexan-
dria will be represented by a strong
baseball team this spring. President
r. l.. Lipps is well satisfied with the
progress made TO date and eXpetcs
Manager Glover c. PAYNE will put
out another winning combination this
year. Payne has already obtained
the names of the following players
Jones, Duncan, Pelberall Loverian.
Jackson. Roberts. Fisher. Wright. ].
Wenzell, Dawson, Fields, Quayle,
FRAZIER. Cruilley. Jiles, Dayof. Car
son. Hughes, Hale. Hartbor and
Hefiin.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-3-yar-olds: maideus,
claiming. five and one-half furlongs
Babylonian. los CTaylor). 4 to /. to 8,
4 TO 5: Lucie Nav. 107 Brown. ) to 5,
! to 8: Small Stone. 100. iAtkinson),
to !. Time, l.07 as. Plain Heather.
Deanrack. Mineral. Hollyhock and
DonstelIo also ran.
claiming; five and one-half furiongs.
Mike Dixon. 102. (Brown). even. TO 2,
] to 4; Precious Jewel. 81. (Atkinson).
? In L even: Lady Lsngden. 81, Car
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Giants Win Case.

Cincinnati. Feb. IS.-The national
baseball commission today refused
to allow the claim of =. G. Trum-
feller for $4,000 against the New
York National League Club for his
alleged services in securing The
playing services of a pitcher named
Hubbeli back in 1917.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
JOHNNY COULON OFF
ON TRIP TO FRANCE

Chicago, Feb. 1S.-Johpny Coulon,
former b3ntam-w -weishts champion.
n'atched to box twelve rounds with
Charles Ledoux in Paris, March ),
left for New York today. IL Coulon
defeats Ledoux, he will remain in
France until Jimmy Wilde returns
10 England. he announced. coulon
was accompanied by his uncle. Fred
Coulon.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
RICHMOND BOXING
FRAT ORGANIZES

Richmond. Va. Feb. Is. - The
sporting fraternity here arc so con-
hdent that the bill to legalize box
ing IN the State will pass at the
hearing Friday afternoon. that the
Richmond Sports Association. Inc.
WAS formed last night with the fol-
lowing officers: City Counciln,a n
Charles w. Moss. president: Frank
Rowe, vice president; Earl Dunford.
secretary: John l.. Harrison. treas
urcr. and Dixie" kleveshal. general
manager.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
ADJUTANT TOSSERS
TRIMMED BY YANkS

The Y. NJ. {. \. Yankees won
their seventeenth straight victory lI
the Marine Barracks gym last night,
downing the Adjutants of the Ma
,ine Corps League. 81 to 81. The
Devil Dogs threw a scare into the
Yankees when they went out in
front right at the start and held a
comfortable lead all through the
first half. leading at the whistle. 16
to ..
Four baskets in rapid succession
at the start of the next period put
the Yanks on top and they were
never again headed. Lineup and
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
BELGIAN ASPIRES
TOHOPPE'S CROWN

Willie Hoppe, champion bslkline bill
liardist. will soon have to defend his
title against Edward Horsemaa a
younEster of Belgium. who in a recent
match in Paris against Louis Cure,
The French champion, made a grand
average of 209G for 1909 points.
Horsenan lost the match. but il Is
the general opinion of the cue experts
of Par lis that tho Belgian can beat
Cure when he fully masters cushion
play. AT nursing he is better than
Cure
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
BAR PITTS HOCKEY
TEAM FROM OLYMPIC

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. Is. The
hockey team Of the Pittsburg Ath-
letic Association may be barred
from participation in the Olympic
hockey contest. it was learned to-
day. as a result of the discovery
that all the members of the tam
are natives of Canada and therefore
not truly representatives of the
city.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
KAUFF RELEASED;
GETS OUT OF JAIL

New York. Feb. 1S.-Bennie Kaufr.
outfieldeT of the New York National
League club. arraigned today on a
charge of grand larceny in connection
with the alleged theft OF an automo-
bile, was held for action by the grand
jury. He was released on 5000 bail
He asserted his innocence.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Internal Revenue Loses.

Internal Revenue basketball team
went down before the rushes and
shooting of the st. Paui's five yes
terday. 33 to 81. The game was
an exciting fracas from the begin
ming, as each team was in front
several times during the contest.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
WESTERN BASKETERS
LOSE TO EPISCOPAL

Western basketball quint was de-
feated yesterday afternoon by the fast
Episcopal High School lads 81 to q. in
the Nirginians' gym. The team work
Of the Virginians easily featured the
contest, as the Episcopal lads out
played them in this line of the game.
Morton's shooting was the best in
dividual of the afternoon, getting five
goals from the floor. Summary and
lina-nD.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
.Vrginisns Whitswashed.

Virginia Athletic Club suffered
defeat last night at the hands of
the Terminal y. n. {. \. basket ba II
quint, 1910.
The Nirginians failed in many
easy chances to cage the ball. while
Ere. for the winners, was easily
the outstanding feature of the game.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
MT. ST. MARY'S FIVE
BEATEN BY MIDDIES

Annapolis. Nd. Feb. lS-in the last
game of basketball OF the local sea-
son the Midshipmen won from s..
Mary's here today. 81 to i. The Wis
itors were fast and did some clever
dribbling. but the Midshipmen found
their measure after the early por-
lion of the game and Outplayed them
decisively. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Linworih Juniors Land.

Linworth Juniors basketball team
added another victory to their string
last night when they defeated the De-
stroyers basketball quint of Alexan-
dria at the Epiphany gym 81 to :.
Accurate shooting by Jones and
Jameson was the feature of the game.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Bartelmes Beats Kelchner.

Charlie Bartelmes last night de-
f-ated George Kelchner at the Grand
Central Billiard Academy rs to e.
Barteimes had high runs Of q, ls and
z. while Kelchner's high marks were
10. 10 and >. Play will be resumed to-
night At 40 p.m}
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
{ oLLYERs CQrR1ENySsl,
. on the A6
SPoRIoS KINGS -

Hadrian.
Mud is this birds leather and he'll find his
fsvorite going today at Jefferson. Smart people
have the family plate riding and good boy will
be in the coop with instructions take the short
est way home. Should be at fairly juicy odds and
looks Ike the logical winner.
lwiniwin win carry the proverbal ton Of
wise money, the Kcntuckyeans to a man intending
to send in the works. Foreclosure has big pull
in the weights and has the peep" money already
won All this happens in the sixth at New
Orleans.
The clockers shoot along Alberta s. as good,
thing in the days opener. Personally. ] don't
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
New Swimming Record.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb. is. "A new
record for the mile swim was made In
the Central A. A. =. senior cven: at
the Minneapolis A q. by Cleincn.
Brown. of the Chicago Athletic Club.
The time, % 3-s The previous record.
held by Norman Ross. was . As.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Cornell Football Player Dies.

Ithaca. Y, Y. Feb. lS.-Wilber-
force ("Babeo Taylor. left tackle
on the csrnelI 1919 varsity football
team and welI.known as an athlete,
died in the Cornell University In
Urinary hero today of pneumonia.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Play for Racquet Title.

Boston, Feb. 1S-The National
Amateur Squash Racquets cham
pionship will be decided on the
courts of the Harvard Club. of Bos-
ton. on March s.. Stanley w. Pear
son. leader of the Philadelphia team.
Is the Hresent national champion.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Rcush a Holdout.

Evansville. Ind. Feb. 1S.-Eddie
Roush. center fielder for the CIn-
cinnati Reds. announced today that
he had returned unsigned his 1920
contract. calling for a salary OF
$4,000.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Ganzaga Wins Easiy.

Gonzaga played rings around the
Friends School basket ball quint
yesterday at the Epiphany gym, 93-
la. The North Capitol street boys
scored at will during the contest. as
the losers were outplayed from the
start. Summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Western Ererknen Win.

Western Freshmen yesterday defcs Z
ed the Mount Pleasant Basketball fve
In a fast game. a5 TO "a Both teams
fought hard for the top-notch honors
and not until the final whistle could
the winner be decided.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

Substitution -McCuen for Mimmick; Gre
gan for Sampson. Goals from foor--Mui-
hauey t2l. Ford t2l. Long. Ere I4). Goals
from foul--EDgIe. acknowledgement. Time
Of halyes-Twenty minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Two Hundred Report.

for the varsity nine at Yale. Enough
to organize Yale league. with big
league freedom, as to the player
limit.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Gonzasa Midget, Win.

GonZsga Midgcts defeated the
Friends hidgets yestsrdav az q, c
Epiphany gym, Il to >. Fitzgeis'd
played a good game for the win-
ners.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19
Dreadnoughts Land.

Alexandria, Va, Feb. is. - The
Drcadnoughts took a scrappy con-
test from the Washington ColIegians
here tonight, 80 to %, the melee be-
ing real struggle from the first
whistle Lineup and summary:
DreadnOughts- Positions. Collegians
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

Referee-Mr. McDeyitt (PennsylvaniaI.
Umpire-Mr. Battersby CswarthmoreI. Field
gosls-Burkholder 90, AuIt (2l. Byerly ca.
Olsen. Blue. Waters, Butler Boyle. GaIlag-
Der. Dowd. Chapman. Foul gOals-Watters,
. in IL; Byerly missed two: Chapman in
II. Time. Ot halyes-Twenty minutes. Sub
stitutiOns-Olsen for Burkholder; Blue for
Olsen; Gerber for Ault; Leblond for Wat
ters; McLaury for Butler; Parr for Nc
Laury.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

Neutrality-suspicious. Tor Nordlinger; Jones
for Rinehart; Stewart for Beach. Goals froIu
foor--ltnehart l3l. Marion I5D. Tyler "a.
Melton l2I. Jones. Jeffress t3t. COnard t.3,
Burke 10 Altemus. Goals from fouls
NordIinger Il out of 81. Jefrress - out Of
81. Marion Il out of 81. Referee-Me.
Apple lTech.). Time Of quartcrs-Tcn min
utes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

subsdtations-Hamilto for Mcdonald.
Goals from noor-DEiefus (5l. Beeton Cp.
frnesa t3). Atherton t2l. fitzgerald (51.
Cook 90. Goals from fouls-Beeton out
Of o; Driefus, out Of .; Atherton. 8 out OF
v keferee-Ar. Smith CHarvard). Time Of
halves-Twenty minutes
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

Goals from floor: Fitzgerald, S: 0'Connor.
2; Byrnes, 6; Duffy. 4; Mills, >; Barnard.
Rivers. 8; Hoes. Geals from foul: Byrne,
Ia: Rivers. "a.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

SubStituttOns-GoetL lOr soiohioh. hhisip
for Goetz: Williams for King; Goldberg for
williams: BeiseI for Fleming. Court goals
IngIey C4l. Solomon t5l. Sau6er %. Cos
teIlo C3l. King l2l, Fleming t2l, Williams.
Foul goals-Ingley, out Of u; Costello. 3
out Of ;: King missed 1: Fleming out Of
:. Referee-Sergt. Barnum V. y. u. CO
Umpire-Mr Deyle CY. NJ. {. Al Timer
Private Bowser IU. s. ". c. Scorer--Mr.
Bratburd ~. NJ. c. A. Time Of quarters-
Ten minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

think there good thing in 2year-old let
ride at that Ben Valet and Budd Kean should fighting
the end for the balance of the purse Foog sleeper
Hasn't raced best private form "a yet
The Washington herald., 1920-02-19

WopyHght 1850. by wheeler syndicate, In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-24
1,S23,15S People
In Quaker City,
Third Largest City

" Washington, June 23-Philadel-
pf1ia,s population was announced to-
night ny the census bureau as
!. s23.158. showing that the countrv's
third most populous city mad main
tanned during the last ten years the
steady rate Of growth II ms had since
the first federal census in 1890. The
numerical increase for the ten years
was 74,I21. the second largest IN
crease Of any city IN the country
Philadelphia percentage of in
crease was III, which was slightly
lower than the rate made by New
York in the same period. the nation s
metropolis having shown I-9 percent.