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Evening star., 1920-10-18
LAST DAY FOR GOLFERS
Entry List for Columbia Country
Club Tournament Closes
This Evening.

Entries for the sixth annual fall
golf tournament of the Columbia
Country Club, which starts Thursday,
close at o'clock this evening. En-
tries should be addressed to the
green's committee of the club, ac-
colnpanied by a certified handicap.
ihe qualifying round of the tourney
VIII he held Thursday, with match
play rounds scheduled for Friday and
saturday. The winner will receive
a replica of the Wardman trophy and
nave ms name engraved on the orig
inal- Five flights will qualify.
Two of the men looked upon as
probable semi-finalists in the club
champi ionship-of the Washington Golf
and Country Club were almost jolted
from their championship aspirations
yesterday by two golfers who were
thought not to have a chance to win.
James ]. Toy and w. r. McCallum
both were forced to go nineteen holes
to win from Harry w. Burr and Col.
j. IL. Hull, respectively. Burr played
fine game to carry Toy to the extra
hole. missing a short putt on the
nineteenth. to lose the match
Hull was dormie down to Mccall
ium and won five straight holes in a
row to square the match. the winner
holing a twentyfoot putt on the
nineteenth, to annex the combat.
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INDEPENDENT FOOT BALL

Kniekerbocker foot ball teams hung
up two victories yesterday, the junior
eleven tFeuncing the Western Buds, lS
to ., while the seniors defeated Wash
ingtoR Athletic Club, rs to 0.
Metropolitan Athletic Club tri-
umphed, to o, over Mercury Athletic
Club. The touchdown followed an
overhead attack in the second period.
The MehaFks opened their season
with . 47-to-0 victory over the Hyatts-
willie eleven. Richards. Mohawk end,
The Truxton eleven showed the way
to EManon Athletic Club in 7-to-0
enRa1ement The losers were held to
three fifst downs.
The Quaacs routed Reservoir Ath-
caught by Aikens and Jacobs brought
the teuchdowns.
Monk Fraser's 75-yard run to a
touch1ovn gave Quentin Athletic Club
a l3-to-7 victory over the heavier
Seaman Gunners.
The Mohawk Juniors walloped the
Park juniors. IS to 0. White made
all the peints in the game.
Dreadnsught Athletic Club easily
defeated Camp Humphreys. 81 to o. in
q game played at Alexandria Long
runs by the winners were frequent.
The Quentin Juniors drubbed Reso-
lutte Athletic Club. 1S to 8. Line
piungss and long end runs decided the
Issue.
The Independent Juniors won and
tied in a double-header, beating the
Youa1 Boys Athletic Club. rs to 13,
and battling the Glover Athletic Club
IN seoreless engagement
The Triangle Midgets want games
With Ainety-pound elevens. Send chal-
lsnges to Martin O'Connor. 514 I'd
street.
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dium on Saturday should result in
more of a contest than was the game
with WoodbeFry Forest week before
last. Shenandoah was barely beaten
by Woodberry's good team that won
the Virginia scholastic championship
last year, and this seasons veteran
aggregation is reputed to be much
stronger than the 1919 Shenandoah
eleven.
Tech teams will take the field in
the other games. "Wednesday after
noon the Manual Trainers 135-pound
eleven is to face the Episcopal High
School second team. and on Satur-
day the big Maroon and Gray combl-
nation is to meet the regular Episco-
pal aggregation at Alexandria. Epis-
copal has an unusually sturdy outfit
this season. while Tech. with deal
of excellent material, has been de-
veloping slowly. Fhe Seventh Street
ers will have to work hard if they are
to overcome the Alexandrians
Business has scheduled it's cham
pionship series game with Eastern for
November 23, the day before the big
Gentrai-Tech meeting. BY that time
the Stenographers probably will be a
pretty fair eleven, and Eastern, If it
continues to improve at the rate 1t
has done since the opening of the
season, will take a lot of beating. All
Of the squads are in fairly good con-
dition now. Players whe have been
dut for a game OF two because of in
juries have recovered, and from now
on the Ave high schools should be able
to send first class elevens into action.
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STILL HAVE REAL STING
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Show
Great Power in Defeat of
Vanderbilt.

ATLANTA, October is. Georgia
Techs crushing defeat of Vanderbilt
Saturday in one of the first games of
the season in which two "aces" of
the southern gridiron faced each
other proved the outstanding feature
or the weeks play which generally
round the more conspicuous eleven
engaged against weaker opponents.
The 44-to-0 victory of the Yellow
Jackets is said here to be the worst
defeat suffered by the Commedores
since Techs S3-to-0 victory in 1917,
vanderbilts poor tackling and costly
iumplihs was largely responsible for
saturdays result. The Tech eleven,
while playing a wonderful game, was
nampered by off-side penalties, about
the only weakness it has shown in it's
first four games.
The Tech machine, built up by
Goach Heisman, and now guided by
W.. A. Alexander, a star on the team
q rev years ago. showed a power on
offense and defense against Wander
bilt that surpassed even the most
ardent hopes of its supporters.
Not all the other elevens of the
larger institutions found the going as
easy as might have been expected,
~" lof TIC T uEtHdH TEAM. Oul-
weighed FIVE to ten pounds to the
man, held Georgia University to a
bare 7-to-0 victory, and Birmingham
Southern defeated "Ole Miss II to s.
Aiabama's two big elevens and the
great team that Coach Moran has
built up at Center College continued
their victorious marches. Auburn.
playing the hard fighting Clemson
aggregation Friday, won II to 0, and
the University of Alabama on Sat
urday put it's weight and speed into
action against Mississippi College for
a 57-to-0 victory. Center swept
Transylvania aside for a 55-to-0 score.
The University of Alabama, Center
College and Georgia Tech are the
only three big teams that have kept
their own goals inviolate this season,
and a comparison shows that Center
has piled up 241-to-0 in three games.
Alabama 210-to-0 in four contests and
Tech 209-to-0 in four. The latter is
the only one of the three that has so
far faced another one of the big
southern elevens.
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PAIR M. A. GOLF TEAMS
Six Clubs to Compete for Title Over
Columbia Course, Starting
Tomorrow.

Pairings for the annual team cham
pionship matches of the Middle At
lantic Golf Association, which start
tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock,
over the course of the Columbia Ceun-
try Club. were announced today.
Because of the fact that but six
teams were entered for the champion
ship matches two byes were neces-
sary in the first round these being
drawn by the Columbia Country Club
and the Country Club of Virginia of
Richmond, Va.
In the other two matches the Ban
nockburn Golf Club was drawn against
the Norfolk Country Club and the
Chevy Chase Club was drawn against
the Washington Golf and Country
Club.
There are six men on each of the
teams. They will be paired in four
ball matches, one point to go to the
winner of each of the two individual
| matches and one point to the side
which wins the best ball. Prizes will
be given to the winner of the cham
plonship and the runner-up and to the
winner and runner-up in the con-
ISOLATION.
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PRINCETON SCOUTS WARN
TIGERS AGAINST NAVY

PRINCETON. n. J., Oct, Der 1s.-
Tiger eleven. and Mike Boland. full
hack on the 1914 team, who have been
following the progress of the Navy
team up to the present time, reported
tc the coaches here today. Both are
Of the firm conviction that the mid
shipmen will be the most formida BILE
opponents Princeton has yet struck.
Although the Navy men were slow
in getting started, the scouts say that
the eleven has improved by leaps and
bounds and that the team that lined
up against North Carolina and La
fayette was far below the ealiber of
the combination which defeated Buck
nell on Saturday. The addition of
King. Moore, Wilkie and Bales, who
recently returned with the victorious
Navy crew from England, has
strengthened the eleven considerably.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
QUANTICo MARINES KEEP
ON THEIR WINNING MARCH

Down at Quantieo, Va. there is a
foot ball team that can take the
measure of any independent agGrega-
tion in this vicinity, according to the
marines who garrison the camp that
the team represents. A squad Of big,
husky men, who have had plenty OF
experience at the GFidtran sport, has
been training hard since early In the
season and in three games SO far
played has pointed the way to the
opposition. The Marines last sue
cess was gained at the exRense Of
John Marshall Athletic Club. a Rich
mond. Va. team Of former eellege
stars. The eleven was encountered
last Saturday and after a grueiing
battle repulsed II to IL.
The Marines had in their lineup
Sanderson and Horn, ends; Smith and
Herstrom. tackles; Foley and Jones,
guards: Payne, center; Rrewn, quar-
ter; Whall and Balm, halfhacks, and
Hamill. fullback.
Among the John Marshall players
were Bethel, former Washington and
Lee end, Gooch and Yancy, ex-Vir-
ginia stars, and Graham. who put up
a remarkable game while at Virginia
Poly. Teams desiring to arrange
games with the Marines SHOULD write
to the athletic officer at QuaHttco. Va
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Er,zcc and Ebbcts Summoned.

Frazce and Ebbcts Summoned.
Harry II F'razee and Charles II
Ebbets owners of the Boston Red
Sex and the Brooklyn Dodgers. re-
spectively. have been requested TO ap.
pear before the Cook county grand
jury investigating crookedneSs IN ma
jor league base ball. This announce
mept was made by Assistant STATE :
Attorney Hartley l.. Replogle. he
would not explain why those two mad
been asked TO testify.
Six additional subpoenaS have peeh
issued. but il was decided not to make
public the Identities of the persons
summoned to testify.
Have you any evidence against any
member of the Brooklyn team was
asked Mr.. Replosle.
No. replied the, prosecutor i can
not discuss the reasons for calling
AFr Frazee and Mr.. Ebhets.'
will the grand jury invite any OF
Che Brooklyn or Boston Red soN
teams to appear before them TINS
week. was asked.
indications at present point TO a
clean slate for these two teams an
swered Mr.. Replogie.
Arnold Rothstein. who has been re-
GueSted by wire to be present 70
morrow at the resumption OF the
hearing. had not replied to the IN
vitation.'
II hardly expect Mr.. Rethsteln to
break any speed records getting 10
Chicago" commented Replosie.
Ran Invited to Rcappcar.
Ban Johnson has also been invited
to reappear before the inquisltorlai
body tomorrow. 1t is reported that
several members of the grand jury
are anxious to learn why the Ameri-
can League president failed to order
an investigation of the White SON
Cincinnati championship series OF
1919 after being informed that Charlie
Comiskey of the White Sox had held
up the checks of eight White SoX
Harry Redmond of East st. Louis
and Joseph Pesch and Thomas {.
Kearney of St. Louis. have also been
requested to appear. Pesch and
Kearney are said to have been inter-
viewed by Manager Ckid) Gleason
after the latter first suspected some
White Sox players had been bought
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Ty Cobb Does Not Want
To Become q Manager

SAN FRANCISCO, October ls.-
TT Csbs, champion base ball
Dlsyer Oh all times, has NO de-
sire to become 4 base ball man
ageR-he just wants to be \
player. Cobb II here to play In
= series Of exhibition games. He
admitted he had received Offers
to manage the Tigers. He said:
I'm mot figuring ON becoming
4 manager right now. 1 never
had any managerial experience
and i dent crave 1T. OF course,
you cant tell what will happen
in time. When I'm through max.
ing hits and scoring runs and
catching fliesSs may take a
whirl mt running some ball club.
/ believe that 1 am good for two
or three years yet as . player"
Evening star., 1920-10-18

While the foot ball season is we'll
advanced. much can yet be done
toward improving the eleven at Busi-
ness. and next month the Stenogra-
piers should show much more on
the gridiron than they have so far.
The material at the 9Th street school
is by far the best in several sea-
sons and, had a capable coach been
with the squad from the start, the
team might have BECOME real fac
tor in the championship series. Bat
tersby. who quit Business to accept
coaching position with the Fresno
(CalifD High School, has heen notified
OF his suspension as physical director
at Business and his dismissal likely
Will soon be announced.
The Stenographers meet Western
in Central stadium on Friday after
noon in the only title series game
of the week. From what each COM
bination has shown in it's games to
date the Westerners should not en-
counter any difficulty in achieving q
victory. They are heavier than Busi-
ness and have a better effense. Coach
Green also has been perfecting de-
fenSe against forward passes, so Pc
terson. tlashy Business back, hardly
will have an opportunity to get away
with this form of attack. az he did in
the game with Tech.
Three other scholastic games are
scheduled this week, with two listed
for local gridirons. Gentrafs en-
gagement with Shenandoah Valley
Academy in the Mount Pleasant sta
Evening star., 1920-10-18


: The chief topic today was the dis
! cussion of the Lasker plan of reer-
) 9anization. which. if adopted. would
! place control OF professional base
: ball under a civilian tribunal oi
) three men not interested financially
!, in the game. This would result in
I the doing away of the national COM
! mission, which body has been without
2 chairman since the resignation oil
: August Hermann of Cincinnati, last
fall
: The reason given by MIR. Johnson
I for not attending the meeting was
that he did not think it advisable
. at this time to discuss reorganiZatlon
because of startling evidence he
I thought might come before the COOK
county grand jury when II recon
veneS temGrr0W to continue lts IN
|. vestis alton of the base ball scandal:
The conference is the outcome OF
ssuggestions made following gfana
jury disclosures of crooked WORK IN
the 1913 WoFid series.
Cemiskey Opposes Delay.
4 President Comiskey. of the " hite
I Sox, who has returned from Wlscon.
{ sin to attend today's conference or
major league club owners here, when
asked his opinion regarding the sug-
Restion of President Johnson or the
EAmerican League that the meeting De
deferFeQ TO aNd't tHs Z any July ie~
! port on the base hall gambling scan
! dal had this to say:
'when l went to Wisconsin ii was
nay understanding conference was to
Il he held as soon as possible by the
sfrisads af base ball for the purpose OF
..fnding q way to Offset the blow it has
sreceiVed do net see how any one
interested in restoring the game to
spublie favor can object to attending
: this conference OF eaH advocate any
zdelay.
TT seems to me the best thing that
soould take place is to have all the
tclub owners in Chicago al the time of
.the grand jury investigation. ready
!. Regarding the report that Hugh
ssJennings, late manager Of the Tigers,
would succeed Fred Mitchell of the
Cubs, President Veeck said that
Mitchell still Is manager of that team.
and Jennings name never had been
teonsidered.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
BRITISH PAIR BEATEN
BY BARNES AND HAGEN

NEW YORK, October 1S-Walter
Hagen and Jim Barnes won yester-
day from Harry Vardon and Ted Ray,
British golfers, 3 and 2, in a thirty
six-hole match over the Fairview
Country Club links at Elmsford, N.
Y. The Americans were up at the
end of the morning round, in which
Ray was low with 70. Vardon and
Barnes each took rs and Hagen a.
In the afternoon round Barnes had
a ". making his total 148. The other
afternoon scores were Hagen, 80:
Ray, II, and Vardon, rs.
The Britishers' best ball score on
each round was So, while their on
ponents had 81 and 6S.
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REX eleven IS WINNER.
Scores Two Teuchdowns Agains
Chesrooks of Wilmington.

Attacking consistently in the first
and second periods. Rex Athletic Club
handed the Chesrook Athletic Club OF
Wilmington, Del, a 13-to-0 defeat on
the Union League Park gridiron yes
terday. Giebel carried the ball over
for a touchdown about midway of the
opening quarter, and after powrick's s
Spectacular end runs had placed the
ball within scoring distance in the
second period, Beyers went across for
the last block of points.
The Chesrooks played some hard
football in the final quarter, when
they threatened to break into the
scoring column. Donahue of the visi-
tors did some excellent punting.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Army Poloists in Final.

FopPs Of the 18th Field Artillery
and the War Department are to be
opponents this afternoon In the final
match Of the Army polo tournament.
Play will be started at $3.50 O'Clock
Browne and Lieuts. Walsh, Sibert and
Sharp will play for the Artillery
against Majs. Milliken, Queckemeyer,
Herr and Higley, riding for War De-
partment.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
GOOD BASE BALL CITY.
Atlanta Sets Pace in Southern With
221, 1888 Attendance.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 1S.-At-
lanta, with 221,63s paid admissions,
led Southern Association cities in at
tendance during the 1920 season. The
total attendance in all the cities in
the league was 1.21s,739, record for
the Southern Association.
Memphis, with 213,936 paid admis-
sions, had the second largest attend
ance for the 1920 season and New
Orleans, with 1S5,200, was third. The
attendance in other cities in the
league was as follows: Birmingham,
172,475: Little Rock, 165.127; Nash
vile. 102.52s; Mobile, s4.3ls: Chat
tanooga, 74,515.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Hugsias Has Nat Quit
Az Yankee Manager

CINCINNATI, October 1S.-If
any body ought to know whether
or not he has resigned the man
agement Of the New York.
Yankees that man is Miller
Hu4Hfns. A new manager for
tbs Yankees ix hstNG H1meA
every Aay to s4eeee& Hpg, hat
the latter declared hsve yesteF-
day that he had net Q0it,
Evening star., 1920-10-18
BOB MARTIN TO COME.
IAterallied Boxing Champ Will At
tend AYmistice Day Celebration.

Bob Martin, winner of the inter-
allied heavyweight championship at
the A. e. F. boxing matches in Paris
last year. will be the chief attrac-
tion at the Armistice day celebration
to be held under the auspices of the
American Legion at American League
Park, November 11-13. Martin will
be accompanied by his manager, Jim
Bronson Of New York. Other men
prominent in fistiana will appear at
the celebration.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
STENOGRAPHERS TUTOR
TO BE PICKED THIS WEEK

USNEsS High School probably wifi have athletic coach before
Of this week Several applications for the
Gated by Louis A. Rrby have been turned the District
school board and these will be when that body
Wednesday, While the applicants Wasgonian
averab considered for the position ouoown One
graduate Holy Cross College Worcester Mass and another
tended Iowa State College Both ball
other these said especially capable
letter
Evening star., 1920-10-18
West Virginia Stars Return.

MORGAETOWN, W. Va, October
18.-West Virginia will be in tip-top
physical condition for Yale next Sat-
urday, rs the team came out of the
easy George Washington victory with
only minor bruises. Quinlan and Mar
tin, who did not play Saturday, were
pronounced fit today by Trainer Cart
NELL, and will start the Yale game
at tackle and fullback, respectively
Evening star., 1920-10-18
REORGANIZATION TOPIC
OF THE CLUB OWNERS

~HICAGO October lsDscusson plans reorganization
base ball under civilian tribunal started here today az
OF the National and American League club owners
All the National headed by their president ohn
Heydler
York Boston League clubs B. B. Johnson president OF
the had he would attend the meeting
Cleveland LOUIS Detroit
Phadephia-who aligned themselves him the hight " winter
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Cue Tourney Opens Tonight.

CHICAGO, October 1S.-Play in the
national pocket billiard championship
tournament will open here tonight
with twelve of the best players in
the country entered in the competi-
ton. Charles Cowboy" Weston of
Pittsburgh. former titleholder, is
the best known player in the prelim
mary field. Ralph Greenleaf, the
present champion. will defend his
title.
Evening star., 1920-10-18

NEW HAVEN, Conn. October Is
Tim Callahan, captain and center Of
the Yale foot ball team. and Malcouh
Aldrich, halfback. probably will be
out of the game for two weeks. They
were injured in Saturdays game with
Boston College. Next Saturday Yale
plays West Virginia, and the follow
ing Saturday Colgate.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Colorado Springs Four Ahead

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. October Is.
colorado Springs defeated Camp
Pike. 13 to s. here yesterday, the
polo tournament. The Cavalry School
Sunfowers. Fort Riley, defeated the
I'd Cavalry, also of Fort Riley.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Rays Village of Oxhey
To Give Him Reception

Ted Ray. the f0rty-two-yenr-
old Channel islander, whe won
the United States open golf
championship this sens0n. In to
he honOred hy the home folks.
The village Of Oxhey. near Wat
ford, in Hcrts, England. is pre-
pairing "hOuscSvarming which
will take the form of civic
function. The organizer Of the
village reception committee had
this to say of the affair: 1--WE
really feel that something more
should he done. more fitting to
the achievement of our cham
pion. especially as hOROrs In
sport obtained from the United
States are 80 scarce" Ray is
the club professional at Oxhey.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
GARLAND LEADS IILDEN.

CHICAGO, October 1S.-William T.
Tilden. jr.. of Philadelphia lost an
exhibition tennis match here yester-
day to Charles S. Garland of Pitts
burgh, 81. Ga, 6-3, 6-4. 1t was
the second time in two days the
Pittsburgh player had defeated Til
don and concluded the exhibition of
the Davis cup netmen here.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
FOOT BALL EYES FOCUS
ON GAME OF SATURDAY
BY II. c. BYRD.

ANY ball this
mostly connected would to be
this week Cambridge Centre College
from Kentucky the mee
ward And only those directly
ary concerned the the
gridiron
OF the mach
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Atlanta Racing Starts Today.

ATLANTA, October 1S.-The 1920
grand circuit season will be brought
to a close this week with the annual
meet here, in which many of the fast
est harness horses of the country wifi
make their final bids for speed rec
ords. The racing starts today and
lasts all week.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Argentine Classic to Gaulois.

BUENOS AIRES. October 1s.-
Gaulois. three-yeaF-old colt, owned
by Daniel Gonzalo, yesterday won the
Grand National Prize, the classic
event Of the Jockey Club racing sea-
son. Gaulois made the distance,
$500 meters, in 2 minutes 81 2-5 sec
onds. The purse was worth $4,000
pesos,
Evening star., 1920-10-18
VICTORY FOR NAVY YARD
Early Scoring Defeats Chester Ath.
letic Club by IL to Q.

Navy Yard swept the Chester (Pa.)
early part of the game yesterday at
American League Park and registered
a 12-to-0 victory. The Gunmakers
scored a touchdown in each of the
first two periods, crossing the Ches-
ter goal each time after drives off
tackles had advanced the ball through
the field.
The Chester team bFaced In the Sec
ond half and fought Navy Yard to a
standstill The visitors offense was
marred by frequent fumblinE of punts
and forward passes.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Title to West Point Four.

WHITE PLAINS, n. Y. October 1s
The West Point polo team defeated
the Squadron A four on the Gedney
Farm Field yesterday by a score OF
9 to 6. and thereby won the cup OF
the Westchester tournament. West
Points players were Capt. R. E. An
derson, Maj. ]. L. Devers, Maj J. X
Brown and Capt J. w. Rafferty,.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Greb to Fight Littleton

NEW ORLEANS, October 1s.-Harry
Greb of Pittsburgh will meet Happy"
Littleton of New Orleans in a fifteen-
round bout here November 15 The
men will meet at 164 pounds, give or
take two pounds.
Evening star., 1920-10-18
Is Meet Business Soon to Haze Coach Ce
Centre-Harvurd Clash Attracts
Eternal to BE Prepared
For Return to Racing

James w. McCIelland,s Eternal,
which was the champion two
year-old Of 1918, will be put
into training again next week.
preparatory to coming back to
the races next xeasen, when he
will be five-year-OId. He IL
now at XaIapa Farm, near Paris,
ky, where he will receive his
first conditioning. Eternal is In
hne shape and has always been
sound. He could have been
brought to the races this year,
but McCIelland had so many
horses racing in the east and
west that he decided to give this
son Of Sweep a rest for the sea-
son.