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John HankinS

Straight or monthly payment
loans promptly made, Fire tor
nado, automobile and liability in
surance, and surety bonds
promptly executed. Agent for
Oklahoma Savings & Loan Assn
Payments made at my office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
New bungalow close in, $500.
Fiveroom modern house, $4,000,
Fiyeroom modern house, $25O0.
Money to loan; fire and tornado
insurance.
MATTHEW'S REAL ESTATE co.
100 South Third Street
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FOR SALE-Ford, 1917 model.
Light truck body. New motor Me.
Garyin Buick Garage. 29-5t
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FOR SALE Barred Rock eggs,
$500 per setting, J. 4 Tann, Mime
kah, Okla. 23-12t.
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FOR SALE-Barred Rock eggs,
$1.5O per setting, also Gamma bulbs
at 50 cents per dozen. Phone 1861.
27-6t.
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WANTED-Wor by high school
boy mornings, afternoons and Sat
urdays. Phone 1887. S-tf
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WANTED-You to come in and see
the world famous new White sit
straight sewing machine. White
electric and new Wilson electric.
Used machines So and upwards Re-
pairing a speciality. Rent any make
$500 per month. W. T. Harris, 122
S. 3rd St., phone SS2. 1-3t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-To merchants and
others using mailing lists, complete
list of taxpayers of Grady county,
printed in book form and alphabeti-
cally classified, with p o. address
Also classified by township. G. G..
Courcier, at Daily Express office. IT,.
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WANTED-Good loans. Private and
corporation funds. Quick service.
Jno. E. White, 31S First Natl. Bank
Bldg. 19-tf.
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ROOMING HOUSE-Woul pro
vide good furnished bedroom, in re-
turn for moderate service of woman
aiding in care of rooms. Address B,
care Daily EXPRESS. 3-4t
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Safety Plus Profit

Before investing your money in securities whether IN
dusra oil stocks pays to ascertain definitely the
stability the issuing company, its personnel and money
making power
2 investigation Of Lone Wolf Oil and Refining Co., will
disclose The foowg facts;
3 That the Lone Wolf Oil and Refining Go. is mcorpor-
ated under the strict blue sky law Of the State OF louisiana
A. That the Lone Wolf Oil and Refining Co. was or
gaized and under the personal direction of ITS officers
Thos Hendrick presidents r. f. Hughes veepresldent
j. Clark secretary and easurer Walter jones' directors
w H. Driggers. director.
Advisory Board
5 r. S Hendrick j. J. Clark W. H. Driggers r. E
Hughes Walter Jones NJ H. Hughes, Chas Bell VIM. lnman
g. That the Wolf Oil and Refining Co. own ll9l=
acres of oil leases divided u different tracts checker
boarded through wonder pool of the Homer field Cla
borne Parish Louisiana souAtrough the famous Bull Bayou
field in the Guslcr Bend country of Red River Parish,
nng south through Rapdes Parish into the Sabine upft
of Sabine all in the big oil fields of South louisiana
Every one d leases surrounded by active oper
atols there being 10 drilling wells around each
tract.
Z That the Lone Wolf Oil and Refining Company has the
authority of the State of Oklahoma (by permit TO sell
$4,000 shares Of It's stock in this state.
s. That the Lone Wolf Oil and Refining Co. offers
the general public opportunity ia life time, all stock
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Five room house, wa
ter and lights, lot 75x165, S2S So.
Srd. Terms Phone Roy II. Luster,
775. 27-6t.
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Real Estate

Six room house, close in on pave
ment; modern. Price for quick sale,
$3,750; terms.
Five-room house, block ground,
barn, orchard, cellar; well and els
tern. Price $3.50; terms.
Big fourroom house, modern; fur
nished throughout Piano, furniture
and house. This is a snap for $3.50
Nice 4-room house, close in $2250;
terms.
Four-room house on Seventh street,
quarter block; immediate posses
sion; $1,000; terms.
Seven-room modern house, close in
on Chickasha ave, price $4,000;
terms.
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
Five acres, close in, 4room house;
basement, orchard, vineyard, aspara-
gus, bIackberries, fruits Of all kinds,
an ideal little home Price $500. 4
10 acres, all good bottom land;
close TO city Price $1,000; terms.
80 acres close to girls college;
four-room house, outbuildings; 20
acres pasture; balance cultivation;
if sold at once. Price $50
aora. tartoc
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FOR SALE-First-class alfalfa hay,
$1.25 per bale or $4,000 per ton, de-
livered. l IL miles west on Verden
road. Phone FW55, ]. A. Doss. 25-9t.l
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PHnlico Results

First Race Five furlones-oue-
creek. 10 (Rice), 14.OO. $50. I20:
lnglecrest, 11o tSwart). $50 40:
TurgIlng Water, 107 (Stirling). $40.
iine' l:o4 AS. haywood, Harmo-
qu'' Queen 1sabe! and DR.. Charles
Wells also ran.
second Race-Two miles and a
S!arter-Le Marcouin, 143 (Craw-
Iord). 40. $50. ESQ: Meshach, 1877
Sbush). $50. $40; AIgardi. 135 (Gil-
pert(' $40. Time. 4:37. Donny-
brock II, Kingstown Pier, sutcco.
Jidgie and 'CyLosure, also ran.
Third Racc-Six fCrlongs-Eoua-
tor, l1s (Rice). 40. $50. 500; ].
Alfred Clark. 10S (Zoeller), 1920,
$50; Killy Gordon, 1os CDishron), ,
90. TiTt l;2o. Jimmie o'Brien.
Blackfeld, Sadie D., Flying Frog
and Mrs. Ida Roberts also ran.
Fourth Reee-Six furlongs-Dots,
1o3 CTaylor), 24.4o. 7.So, $50: Miss
Millions. 10s (HeupeD. SEQ, 2.e0I
Riddle. ss (Zoeller). 2.7o. Time.
lis is. Ac.Ishla III. Court Fool,
Primitive and Cliff Rose also ran.
Fifth Race-Mile and a sixteenth
-Ormonda. 115 (Johnson). 1880,
$50. $40: Bondage. III CRcdriguczl.
1910, 7.6o; Bolster, 116 tZoells).
$50. Time, 1:E1. Anniversary.
Foreground. Master Bill and St AL
Ian also ran.
Sixth Race-Romeo. los (Coltil-
ettD, 1890. $40. 2.9o: Gain de Cause.
103 Ponce). 500 2.4o; Cock of the
Roost. "a Nux). $40. Time, 1:4s.
Dan. Firing Line. Franc Tireud and
Hired Girl also ran.
seventh Race-Aces OF Aces, los
(Coltiletti). 56.40, 16. 1850: Jeweler.
102 (Zoller), 1880, $50; Brother Nc
Lean. 81 Porce), $50. Time.
1:17 1-5. Mumbo Jumbo. Onico,
Pibroch. Sir William Johnson, w.
Ward. The Masquerader, The De-
cision and Widow Bedotte.
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)RONDA LANDS FEATURE AT TENNIS TOURNAMENT
SPEED WILL COUNT
IN MARATHON HIKE
ON ANTWERP COURSE

New York, May 13.-Speed will
win the olympic Marathon, at Ant
werp, next August. according to
the best-informed European athletic
experts. The Brussells-to-An
race is to be run over a course
measuring 25.65 miles. that Is as
fiat as the proyerbial pancake.
There will be no killing hills Tor
the runners to mount. ike those
that greet the runner over the
original course from Marathon TO
Athens. in Greece. The whole coun-
try through which the Brussells-
Antwerp road runs is perfectly nat;
the longest hill on this course-and
this is but a slight grade-measur-
ing about 500 yards.
. The, 1920 Olympic race will not
be one for "pluggers," but rather
a contest in which speed will play
a leading part. and any American
runner who goes into the Olympic
distance classic with the idea of
laying back" until the leaders
blow~ up is going to find his finish
ing rush too late to be effective.
The Belgians are reported to be
preparing dozens of capable dis
tance men for their tryout race to
be held in the middle of July, and
several of the British candidates,
including Vermuelen. who has al
ready accounted for the British.
French and Belgian Cross-country
championships, have practiced over
the paths beside the Brussels-Ant-
werp highway.
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PIMLICO ENTRIES.

First Race-Four and a half fur
longs. Thornyway. los; Dora W.
los; Hot Stuff, Ill: Chow. 109; Cliff
Light, 107; 'Vic, 95; Mary Erb, 102;
Repent, Sc.
Second Race-Two miles. Joyful.
1870: Guy Gaunt, IA; a-The Six
Hundred, 1872; Genevieve B. 40:
Royal Arch. 154; a-Earlocker. 1872:
b-Blighty I'd. 1872: Chester Two, 1872:
Jack of Spades. l42; b-Siren Queen.
140; Syrdarya. 14i,
b-Ambrose Clark entry.
al. Davis entry.
Third Race One mile. An
toinette, 104; Dottie Nandiver. los:
My Dear. lO4: Touchanet. 10l; Edith
X. 100: Mistress Polly, 1l2: Chimera,
l01; 'Goldline. 81.
Fourth Race-Four and a half
furlongs. Due de Moray, lis; Jaco-
bina, 112: Santa Paula, 112; a-The
Cook. lis: Trantula, lis: Winds Of
Chance, 112; Harp of the North, lis;
a-Hot Stuff, lis: Bygone. us;
Jacques. 1l5.
a-Ral Parr entry.
Fifth Race-Six furlonGs. Scurry.
100; St Quentin, los; a-Crank, 109:
'"Slippery Elm, 1O7; a-Knot, 102:
Virginia L. 100; ''Daydue, 80; Kalli-
polls. 100.
''Claim three pounds for riders.
a-Samuel Ross entry.
sixth Race-Six furlongs. Super.
1926; Raleo, 1l2; Capt. Alcock. 1lS:
Back Bay. 1l9; Ettahe. ITO; Sister
Emblem. los; Charlie Leydecker
ll9; Mumbo Jumbo, 1O5.
Seventh Race - Six furlongs.
Franc Tireur. lis; Gallagher, 1928;
I.ariat, ll6; Pibroch. 126; Who
Cares, ia: ''a-Glen Light 1l2;
Griffwood. IOs: b-Lovely. lis; Phil
liric. lI2: Haran. lO5; "a-Miss Mill
ions, lO2: Yankee Notions, los;
b-Chimera. los; Jeccant, lis; Ma
poll, lis.
AID. F. Whitney entry.
b-Dozers Stable entry for riders.
''Claim three pounds.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
weather-rain. Track heavy.
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KING THRUSH WILL
CARRY ROSS SILKS
IN PIMLICO CLASSIC

Commander J. K. L. Ross will
nave starter in the Preakness
again this Spring.
The Canadian turfman dids not
think q fortnight back that he had
S-year-old of the first class. Con-
stancy' winner Of the spinaway
stakes at Saratoga last August and
me $4,000 Eastern Shore. stakes at
a're de Grace in. September, had
noI trained well and Irish Dancer
ana Royal Jester were slow finding
their racing legs.
but some water has passed under
me me bridge in the last fortnight.
nihg Thrush hassimproved SO nota-
DIy since the horses came down from
taVre de Grace, Commander Ross
an SSnhounce1 Yesterday at Pimlieo that
ne would be a starter, no matter
wnat the condition. of the going
lsht nna be next Tuesday in the $780,
WV race OF one mile and a furlong.
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KUMIGAE, JAP TENNIS PLAYER,
ENTERS CHEVY CHASE TOURNE

The opening of the invitation ten
mis- Tournament of the Chevy Chase
Club. scheduled for yesterday, was
postponed on account Of rain.
Weather permitting. IL Will get
under way today. with the singles
scheduled for 1880 this morning.
and the doubles On the afternoon
card, starting at $3.50. Drawings
for the first round will not be made
until the players are ready TO take
the courts.
The committee handed the fans
ard players an agreeable surprise
when an announcement vas made
yesterday THAI !. Kumigae, the Jap
player. had entered the tourna-
ment. Kumigae ranked No. in
1918 and Is looked upon a. one Of
the best racQuet-wielders in the
East
As OILY eight pIayers-william T.
Tilden, Samuel Hardy. Theodore R
Pell. H Q. N. Kelliher. Dean Mathey.
Cedric Major and L. z. Mahan-have
entered, the event will be played
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|'idSP0RTL!:LG3HE!T' ]: ! 1T!
I Oby G3ntla7d Rice

ship. for they have proved their
worth in the School of Slug before.
Where the Old Guard Reigns.
The younger school has not yet
succeeded in breaking up the reign
of the Old Guard in the American.
This has been largely due to the
Guard leadership here embraces Ty
Cobb, Joe Jackson. Eddie Collins and
Iris Speaker. with Bob Veach in
between the two schools.
Those leading the oncoming gen.
Grafton are George Sisler. Sam Rice,
Babe Ruth and others.
Any drive to supplant Cobb. Jack
son, Speaker and Collins will need
a lot of speed and power.
Cobb has started poorly this sea-
son. but Jackson, Speaker and Col
lins got away at a bounding clip.
Cobb will soon be under way
again. and you can figure for your
self that job that awaits the younger
generation when it comes to break
ing through this line of veterans.
In the National League Wagner,
and Magee have faded out; Daubert,
Wheat, Honey and a few others are
still making threatening gestures,
but it is Roush. Hornsby, Groh.
Young. etc, who have taken charge
of the situation.
Youth Digs In.
Youth is now we'll fortified in
nearly every sport. where the vet
cram is finding it harder and harder
to hold the top.
In golf. Hagen. the open cham
pion, is only 2S, and Harron, the
amateur champion, is but %.
Dempsey, the heavy weight cham
pion, is under 25, and Carpenter. the
European champion. is not yet 26
Leonard. the light weight leader,
is under 25. and a new middle
weight entry has supplanted Mike
ODowd.
Kilbane is the only veteran hold
ing on-Kilbane and Jack Britton.
These two have so far held the
blockhouse against assault.
Form" wrote HEX. SIS the brief
interval between getting and going
stale" But in this connection how
does the phrase brief interval" ap-
ply to Willie Hoppe. Ty Cobb and
Frank Kramer. among others. who
have maintained their same old resi-
dences upon the peak for more than
a decade?
Not to forget a Mr.. De Orc, Who
has been evicted but once, as we re-
call the details. in something like
thirty-three years
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SOGGY FIELD CAUSES PILOTS
TO POSTPONE BATTLE, MAKING
POSSIBLE WORK ON NEW STAND
BIZ GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

,esterday's game. postponed be-
.Ause of wet grounds, will be playe1
as a double header Saturday. July
l.. while Wednesdays game VIII De
played Wednesday, July 81. an open
date. This win make six games the
Tigers will play in Washington on
their next trip here. 1t would have
been impossible to play the game
yesterday even had the sun CONS out.
for the grounds. after an all-nights
rain was 50 muddy that IL was dan
gerous to permit the players to hold
practice
The postponing Of the game. how
ever. gave the carpenters plenty OF
opportunities to haul lumber on the
grounds to build the new stands.
The boxes, containing chairs. will
extend from the extreme end Of the
right field section of the pavilion
to the left end.
To Seat 5000.
The new stand will have at least
5000 extra seats which will make
quite a difference. With the addI-
tional seats. the grounds now will
be able to accommodate about
$4,000.
Babe" Ruth is going along bat
ting out home runs as though he
is going to pass the old record with
homers to spare. His fifth hit of
this description on Wednesday put
his total base average at SOB. and
II made the tenth homer the Yank-
ees have to their credit this season.
Here is the record of two, three
base hits. and home runs made by
clubs up-to-the-minute. The st.
Louis team is leading all others
with the healthy percentage OF 4o7.
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Preakness Prospects

It is too bad that Paul Jones, the
gallant winner Of the Kentucky
Derby, will not be able to start in
the Preakness, geldings being
barred. He will not have the chance
to repeat the performance of Sir
Barton last year. but just the same
1t may be a hotly contested race, as
both Upset and On Watch, who nm
ished second and third respectively
in the Kentucky classic, will start
in the big Maryland race.
Man O. War, the great son Of Fair
Play. out Of Mahubuh. will undoubt-
edly start in the Preakness. The
record of this great colt is envious,
as out Of ten starts he lost but one.
and that because Of one of LOTUS
bad rides. Man O. War will in all
probability be the favorite when the
ponies go to the post.
On Watph-one Of those that got
the worst of the break in the Derby
will fight hard and will not be so
far behind with anything like. an
even break. Donnaconna. which ran
disappointingly in the Derby, will
try to redeem himself. On Watch
is a son of undefeated Colin. and is
game all the way. Donnaconna is
an imported son of Prince Palatine
and is rather dumb, as ii takes an
excellent Jockey to get the best out
of him.
Cleopatra is one of the fillies that
will start, and David Harum, her
stable mate, will also go to the post
in the feature the closing day.
From the Ross stable the import
ed colts King Thrush, Royal Jester
andI rish Dancer and the game little
filly Constancy will probably repre-
sent the Canadian sportsman.
Sandy Beal, another one that was
unlucky at the break in the Derby,
will probably try again to establish
himself as a topnotch racer.
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. OLLYERS Cor1rfENESss
= on L1e MNENH
SPORTof KINGS 90

Distinction. This is "Majah." Tom McDowelis
good S-year-oId She is highly regarded by those
who should know race hoss when they see ONE.
and on works figures win OFF by herself orlova
and Aiula fair. and should be lighting it out at
the end for the place money. Marie Maxim is the
dangerous outsider All this happens in the fourth
at Louisville this afternoon
The wise boys set in the works on Rafferty, the other
day. but the supposed good thing on that occasion
failed to deliver Is fair sort of platter how
ever. and. that may improve him. With A N.
Akin of the way, he would have bully good
chance. Converse ran -crackerjack the last
time out. Currency also performed creditably.
s. is the whispered sleeper due for an awak-
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Louisville Results

First Race-Six furlongs. Lady
Luxury. IFS (Kennedy), $50, 3.2O.
ESQ; Dancing Spray, lis (Robin-
son), 40. 2.90; Inquiry, 80 (Mc-
Coy), ESQ. Time. 1:17. VansyIvia-
Bon Jour, Surplice and CALI Curci
also ran.
Second Race-Four furlongs. Tom
Norris. lis Poole), $40, $50, 2.1O;
VIII of the Wisp, 40 (Stone), $50,
$50; Philanderer, lis (Ensor). $40.
Time, so. Concentrate, Brown Bill.
Tom Roach, The Moor, Promising
Tom. Tony Sutton. Capon and Linn
tied also ran.
Third Race-Mile and sixteenth,
Merchant. us (Smith). $50, $50,
$50: Sam McMeekin. lis (Ensor),
800. 4.20: DR.. Raj. 115 (Kederis),
ESQ. Time. 1:2O. Speedster, Duke
ofDevonshire and Tanlac also ran.
Fourth Rnce-Four and a half
furlongs. Sky Blue. 112 (Merimee),
1920, 4.5o. 2.s0: Helium. I12 CRob-
inson), 800. 2.4O: Cimarron. los
View and Queen of Trumps also
ran.
Fifth Race-Six furIongs. Angon.
los (Callas), 1850, 500. 500: Kim
noul, 116 (Ensor). $50. 2.40; Blackie
Daw, III CWarrington),, $50. Time,
lis 3-5. Attaboy ii and Green
Grass also ran.
Sixth Race-Une mile. Meliora,
102 (Kennedy). 40. $40. $50; Jack
Reeves. 107 Roberts). 1850, $50;
James Foster, 112 (Ensor), $50.
Time, 1:44 3-5. Guy Fortune, Bond,
Cadillac and Convoy also ran.
Seventh Race-Mile and sixteenth.
Opportunity. 10 (Kennedy). $50.
$50. 2.40: Fair Orient. 11O CStack),
2.S0. 2.4O; Glass Toi. rs (Ensor),
$50. Time, 1853. Bubbling Louder,
Aztec and Verboten also ran.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First Race-SiX furlongs: 'Mili-
tary Girl, 90; kepp, 100; Jazz, 102;
'Orenzo, 1903; Thornbloom, ITO; Spice
Bush, 1o5; Caraway, los; Rafferty,,
113; Trannant, 113; Blaise, lis; Alex
ander, lis: Pullux, lis; Currency
116; Converse, 116; A n. Akin. lie;
Also eligible: Spearline, lis; Ruby,
81; Wenonay, 110; Opportunity, llS;
Lady Transvaal, 81; 'Poppeyes, S2.
Second Race-Four furlongs: 'Yel-
low Blossom, 110; Bertha S, ITO;
'whittie, 110; Skiptomelou, 115;
vlendover, 115; Mary Fanso, lis;
Neddie. lis; Dromore. ll5. Also
eligible: Basola, lis; Nurse Jane,
lis; Blanche Mac, lis; 'Alberta, ITO;
Mayflower, IFS; "Flip, 11o.
Third Race-Mile and sixteenth:
pixie Girl, 106: ala Foudre, 1o7;
Thinker, 1O7; Jouvial. 107: Lady
Rachel. 1o7; Meliora, 1o7; 'Bandy-
mo. 10.
Fourth Race-Six Furlongs: Fri
volity. LOG; lightning Sweep, 1o6;
Miss Nen. LOG: Little Blossom, l06;
Allula, no; Marie Maxim. lis; Bet
ter Believe. 112; Guaranteed, lis:
Orlova, IFS: Distinction, lis; Eyes
of Youth, l13; Thelma Z, 113.
Fifth Rnce-Four and a half fur
longs: Judge Budrow. 109; Plate,
1O9: Snare, 1o9; Botheration, 10s;
Greenland, 109: Versailles, 109; Beg
Pardon, .1O9; Brother Batch, 1oS; Ben
Bolt, lis: Hunters Point. 109; Bruns-
wick. 100; st. Michael, 1o9. Also ell
gible: RunZaf 100.
sixth Rnce-Mile and quarter:
Jouett, "a. Paul weidel, 81; Alex Jr.,
"a: Duke of Lancaster, 112; Keren-
sky, liz.
Seventh Rnce-Mile and an eighth:
st. German. 104; Game Cock. 107:
Hadrian. 10; Mint Cat, 110; Homo
lulu Boy. 10; Warsaw. 112; Delico,
Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear. Track heavy.
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SYRACUSE OARSMEN .
TRAIN FOR MIDDIES

Annapolis. Nd, May 13.-The Var
sity and Second eight-oared she'll
crews of Syracuse University, Syra-
cuse. N. Y, accompanied by their
veteran coach, James A. Teneyck.
arrived. at Annapolis today and had
their first practice spin on Severn
River this afternoon. In prepara-
tfon for the races against the first
and second crews of Annapolis Mid
shipmen on Saturday afternoon. The
races will be ever the! Henley dis
tance of a mile and fye-sixteenths
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TECH HIGH NINE
DEFEATS GALLAUDET

Technical High School had little
trouble in handing THE Gallaudet
baseball nine the small end of a s
to 2 score, on the Kendall Green
field.
Both teams battled to a tie until
the seventh inning when Tech start
ed rally getting three runs.
Offutt allowed the college team
but three scattered hits. gave one
free pass and forced eight batters
to fan the air. Mockonsky. pitching
for the losers. put up a great game.
and would have Jared better but
his teammates were weak with the
The Washington herald., 1920-05-14
PIMLICO SELECTIONS
One Horse Specials.
BY GIBBY. .

First Race-Thorny way-A nice
little baby from the Ross barn that
is in to repeat
Second Race-Boyal Arch-One of
the Parr timber toppers that has
shown enough against better COM
pany to win here.
Third Race-Edith K.-A game
little stretch runner from New Or
leans that will take a close deci-
sion here.
Fourth Race-TaraptuIa-R a
nice race that last effort and may
score here.
Fifth Race-Slippery Elm This
old boy can win against this kind
of company. The best bet of the
day.
Sixth Race-CharIey Leydecker-
This kind of track just suits his
sore feet. Is in to win today.
Seventh Race. - Gallagher
much better than record shows.