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The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
KENILWORTH ENTRIES.

First Race Claiming: purse 81 800: for
3.y"ar-oldS: five and One-half furlongS: Ha.
man, iGT: Gallant Groom. los: Clark II, ll2:
Madrid. ll": Dancer. III; Ianghorne III:
Roundingthru. 'O7: Anticipate, H.: Big
Smoke. IL: Do1na Grafton. l12; Jack Lucas,
III: MIrkoday. l2O. Also eligible: Sabre.
tush. 1l2: Huntress. H.: Canvas Back. llo
Second Race Purse :i.GOO: "-ycar-olds
six furlongs: Re@onnu Sance. 1903: Tharou.
l0G: FrivoI, Il5; Dellahm. 1O6; Dora. 10;
LittI" Dear H..
Third Race-PuTSp 81 900: claiming: maid.
ems: three years old up; six furIOngs: Dinty.
lG9; PauSy Blossom. 1Of: Our Hazel 1Og.
John r Roche, 1O9: J. Alfred Clark. 1Io.
Weinland. ll3; Old McKenna. 1O9; Elevp
take. ll3. Commodore. llG. Also eligible:
RoydCu. l09, Glen Alvu Lass. I02
Fourth Race-Clain.tng purse 81. 600. four
years M; one mile and iurlong Dandy, lO3
TEoS. +. M"Aiahou. LOG: SunningdaIp log
LeinSter. los: MIrEery. los: High Olympus
JOS; Constantine los; Captain BOdge.. los
Sea Urchin. los; Brookland. Ill
Fifth Race-Th2 GCineas Handicap: purse
ZOO; ~ CIinCGs: 3 3year-olds UPWARD .
foaIed in Canadl: one mile and sayenfr
yards: Lady Betty. l02: Flame. 100; AIgon-
qnln. Ill: Uncle John. III: Buglc March
l2D: Sweet BOquet 1O6. Captain B. lOT
W"'dbtDc. III: Az-caI. 10.
Sixth RaCe-PIrsc s.. 1OO: claiming. 4
ycor-olds; one mile and sixteenth: Armut.
~ Anza". 1903: RalIy. Io5; Flying Frog. I05.
h"rp. lol: Hush, 1903: Who Cares. 1903:
Murray. los
Seventh Racs--Fursc 81 $40: claiming: T..
y"ar-oldS: ono mile and seventy yards ::
BIIize. %: Philistinc. I0i: Dotta's Best. I0I .
lazy Lou, III DR.. Rae. ini: Nepberhap
lOG; I'ierret. TO-: Dragon, Ill
Hesthss clear track fast. -.. .-...
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LATONIA RESULTS.

First Racs-Jlrk Har-. Jr.. IL Wilson.
50. 30 = -. RIIr Paradise. 1O7 ,Burh,r.
> 10. m: Minute Man. InI Mccoy. 1910
Time I l. 81. B'ImlE= Gcuuty. Dodge.
Norma udIa and Br. Carmen all" ran.
Second Racs--CoUuto>~. 1l@ tt'arrrrr. : 10
so 80. Miss Fsutufne. IL Inusfordl.
-. $50. Mary = IL lkeunrdyD. : 50.
Timr los s. D1Tlov Belle. Belle Of Stone
wall. GoIf"u QHInrc Narrha Gray. Diamond
Dale. Horhstr. BlIv Glpcn and Mis- Pros
Dnritv also rlu
Third Race Captain Erc-. no tHrfuiS-h,
Gn. , n". go. Co"k Roach. fn7 rEornedvl
3 ~ SO. Bonneville JOG ,uoIlin~l. 1 ~.
Time l.4T -. Grey Eagle Gsr Ono Iav
IhummNL John ". kIeIn and Lackross also
nan
Fourth Race-RcG Lr=~ III ,KonDad,p
! 10, GO. 400: Rama. II3 tRarrettr. II 80,
90; Bun=I Buck. % Mccoy. So. Time
1.lf Is. Maurice II. Bit of Green. Albert
o Ponge". Mary Gsffncv. Mary Jane Bakor.
OIL Faithful Billy Barton and DimpIes also
r7
Fifth Racs-Goorrc Starr. Jos rGarnorr.
so. $50. > 10. our The WAY 1Ol tKrn-
r"d-l. ~, go. Tacnla. !nf Gm7sr.r,,.
~ Time 1-I2 - Destroyer and Kim
burn also ran
Sixth Racc-Wcodrrlp rry lrorrnII,,
. 90. NJ. > 10. RruturrIv Love. InI rknr-
Hrdv' i0o. IN: Bh"kio DIw IL Ridden
ou-r. 80 Tfus rs - R-raImar and
FrrGk " ais" ran.
Seventh Race Paris Maid IDf Wilson,
~. $40. 30, ,iuurmlrd I0I ,Karredv,
$50. so. Pit lOI iIINiuISchI. 4GJ Time
-.'" -. Nad~w"rtHS Last. DUIpI JcIli>ou
lHHihah II and HoruC" Lnrch also ran
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First Rsce-SiH furlong<. Eyes Of Youth
9S: PyH. lOl: Sweet Liberty. l0i: Golden
Chance. lO5: RUBY. 1nf: Warikc. 106: sam
Reh. 10: Brig n War. los; Last Coin. 10:
Fortnight. III: Tim M"Goe. lIo; RT"kboard
Il3 Also eligible: War Idol. 10. Lux"
Dillon. lO8; INGotal l02: IAucclot. ll6
Honor Man. 10: Ablazc, ln2.
Second Race-Six furlongs Win or Quit
lis: By Ginger. ll5: Pine Crest. 10: Phil
anderer. 1l5: Willow Tree. 10: Bruce Dud
ley. lIJ: hand Sweep, ll5: Black Rock. IL;
MPrrimac. l15; Demonstrator, ll5; Pattern
ll5: Glen Theisen. ll5. Also phgihl"
Court View. ll5: Tribune. IL: Promising
Tom. llJ. Trust OIscal. ll5. Dan Jarbsou
llJ: Non Skid, 10.
Third Race-Oue and one-quarter miles
Airdrie 10: Alex. ir.. 1O5; Golden Dawn
lOT: Grand Slam, 10.
Fourth Race - Six furlong~. Ionia. l05
Roll On. lO5: Romance. 1O5; Nurse Jan"
lI@: Acclaim. H.; My Rose. ll2; PepperN
Polly. H.: Kate Fraley, 1l2; Sure, III
Penwell. ll2: LOvelinesS, ll@: CoZette IL
Also eligible: MiIlersburg. III; Lucy Kate
ll2.
Fifth Race-six furIongs Lady Fairplay
l09: ClintonviIle. 100; CALI Curci. 100
Looking Up. los; Cotton Blossom, l13; Mar
jorie HyneS, l13.
Sixth Race One and one-eighth miles
Jack Straw. l04; Bucknail. 1O4; CandIelight.
IOi: Mr.. Marx. 100; Capt. Burns lO9: Hank
O'Day. 100; The Gallant. 1903; Counter Bal
anCe. IO9; Cantilevcr 10: Black Thong
10: High Gear. 10: JNllison. 40. Ais,
eligible: Trophy lOg: Mary Fuller. lO6
Chief Brown, 1O4; Bombast. lO9 La Foudre
1OT: Plenty, 1O4.
Seventh Race-One nd one-Si1teenth miles
Madgc F. 81; Ernest II. 1902; Cheer Leader
IO7; Redmon. los; Pastoreau, los: LrgotaI.
100: KorbIy. lO5; Trooper. 1OT; Sands OF
Pleasure, 10; Matinee Idol. 10.
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LAUREL RESULTS

First Race-Old Dad. 1l5 Rodrsuez)
40, go, go; American Rose, IlO (Ster-
ling, 1900. 800; Dnty Moore. 1O1 (Blr-
AtceN, 8 80. Time 1:14 4l-5. Ny Ada. Lloyd
George, Sir Jack and Blazer also ran.
81 cond Race-St. Michael 100 CKcogh). .
? ~. ; 10. 20; BanbsiI. 1903 tkrlsayl. 3IO.
= 20. Antilles. lO6 tSt"rlingl. 400 Time
lib Despair, Night Raider and TincIing
also ran.
Third Race-!.olster. 11@ (Rutwclu. %,
4 30 40 SummcrSigh. ia CJohnSonl. 90.
> 50; Fizer, 100 (ROdriguczl. 50. Time
III 81. Sunnyhill. Ballymooney. Rouen,
NapthaliuS and nellie Horke also ran
Fourth Racs-Bridesman 1O7 CCallahanN
$50, = 80, 30; Chief. 10 CRodrguez)
$40 go: Carpet Sweeper, 109 tWOodsterI
so. Time l:39 %. Captain Hershler aud
Sailor also ran.
Fifth Race-Regrssso, los (ButwelD. I. 60,
$50, $50; Capital City, Ill Rodriguez
80. 30; King George. 1Ot CMCAtce). ) so
Time eos 10 Incidence, Ben Hampson and
Bar Coy also ran.
Sixth Rsce-M15rono. los CKplsayl. aG. 10.
. 10. $50: Allivan. 1O2 (Coltilettn, 40,
3.l0; Sugsrmint, 1O2 tMcAtee), go Time
! II 1-5. Johnny Overton. Short Change
GOldine and KallipoliS also ran
Seventh Race-Chevalier, 10 tRodriguez)
10, 40, $50; Chow. 1O7 CSterIngl, IL 10,
go: TOreador, 40 OButweIn. IL 10 Time
1:l5. PimlicO. Explosive, Sheba and General
Agramonte also ran.
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LAUREL ENTRIES

First Race-Five and onr-haIf furlongs:
Peggy Rivcs 100; LoughIsnd. H.: 'GaIliot,
l"2; Secretary. 103. Taradpr. 10: Toscs
lu': W T. Grivcs. 10: NolIio Barnes, lI2:
tanni" Walsh, 1oT; LouEh WaIsb. IO7
Irdutula. no. Tigc. lI5; Vera Wood luJ:
e." thnpc. L.: 'BilIy Rccdy. lO3; Kenmore.
los: Difidcuce. lOI.
Second Race-Two mile and ono-quartcr:
tr"sthiH. 80: Warlock. 1f5: Ftir Mac. l35;
Ann" Excellence, 1873: Smithfeld. 40
Third Race-One mile: TouiourS, 1O7
Siren Maid. 1l5: Rubidium, ll5: Betty ],
IL: laughter. lO7.
Fourth Race Six furIonEs Wild Thoughts.
lhI RaL0"ca>, 10; Gimme. 10: Tumble
li@. Gypsy Lad. 113: Miss Rankin. iO7
Fifth Racc--lIrle and ons-s sixteenth: Noun
tain KOs". 10; Cobalt Lass. lOG: Miss Fill,
ley. III: Johnny Ovcrton. III: Capital city.
l"2: POacher los; Mumbo Jumbo, los
Paddy Dear. 100. American Eagle, TO-;
Fizcr. ll0. Sim Feiner. IO6: Beauty Sleep,
%.
Sixth Race Mile and one furlongs: Aus.
trail III; Padua. 1O9: Mistress Polly, IO4:
Joan Of Arc, 1OT; Jose de Wales, l12: Hong
Kong. III; ATTORNEY Muir. NJ: Zoie. lOT
Mu>Art 112; FarmingdaIe, III; Kentucky
Boy. III: Bogart. IL.
Seventh Race-SiN furlongs: Brisk 1O6:
Charlie SUNNY. lO6 Boniour lO7. Louise
V. los. NUmhu Jumbo. lOT: Smart Guy. 100:
Clipper PiI 10: Title 1O9: lima Frank
Jus: Tru~ty. lO6; UnrIe's Lassie H.: King
John. ll3
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DEALS BLOW
TORRENT HOG
North Dakotas State-Built
Houses Sounding His
Death Knell.

While residents Of many other
States are waIltng over 100 per
cent increases in their October
leases. an own your home" move
mcnt. backed by the State itself, Is
going forward in North Dakota at
d rate that promises to sound IN,
death kncll Of the rent hog.
The movement started with tho
home builders act passed by the
last legislature. under which the
stat, loans money for the erection
Of homes. The project has gained
such popularity that tic daily mails
bring a food Of applications 70 the
State Department at Bismarck. un-
der which the work is carried on
Houses are being constructed by
the State in Bismarck. Mandan and
Fargo. The State is loaning mono
fol the construction Of homes up
20 $4,000 on q $4,000 home. and
builds the home. providing the ma
terials at cost.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES

First Race-For 2.year-olds: maideps.
selling; FIVE and one-half furlongs. Segu
rola. III; Frivolous. lO3; Craftsman. los
Lady Frappe. Ill; ToutOr. 1O8: Julianne,
los: Lady Stella. Ill; Master Jack, ia:
Lady LOvitt. 100; Ocean Swell, ll3; Mile
FIeurs, lO9; Stirabout 11o
Second Race-For 3-year-olds and nm
selling: mile and oEe-sixteenth: The Wit
11O; 'Sweet Tooth. 106 Our Nephew 1I6.
Titsnium. lO5; Clair Booth 1Os; L'Enjoleur
Ill Caddie. Ill.
Third Race-For 3-year-olds and up. soil.
ing; mile and one-siXteenth: sToadstooI
Ill; Lovely. 1902; Sir Clarence. lO5; Cue.
land, III; Eeziah. l13; Lottery. 49, Mars
Mouse. ll5: seek. Ill.
Fourth Race-The Caledonian Handicap.
3-yCar-olds and up: six furlongs: CrystaI
Ford, 1lO; Different Eyes IOl: Assume
l09; Bon Tromp. 1O7: Tableau D'Honpeur
l1i: 6on Need. 10; SalveStra. i15: Major
Park, 1e2: st. Isidore. 116; Leading star.
lO5
Fifth Rsce--For 4-ycar-olds and IN: claim
ing; mile and onc-siNteenth: 'SalGte. 106
ToadStoUl 90; Tiger Rose. l01: Kcziah gG.
'Tetlcy, 9S: Glare Bo0the. 1Oa; sGcx. rs.
DioSCoridP. l04; Mars Mouse I13..
Sixth Race-FOr 2-yrar-oIdS: rlsimipr
five and one-halr furlongs: Frivolous. In3
Fsdiug Stsr, 10: 'Dra ftsman. l02; Omcr
X. ll5: 'Florctte. 100: sulphur. los; Ross
r. ll3: George Bovee. lls.
s'EiYe pounds allowance claimed.
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ONE RACE WON
BY "L0NG SHOT"
Popular Choices Account
For Six Out of Seven
Races at Laurel.
By HIGHWAY.

Popular choices had their inning
at Laurel yesterday afternoon when
well supported horses accounted
for six out of the seven races. Ma
4 drono. from the Sunnyland Stable.
one which gives promise of being
a smart racer, was the only long
shot to score. Madrono paid his
hackers better than 10 to l.
Clifford A. Cochran had everything
/ his own way in the second race
when he sent two crackerjack two
: year-olds to the post in St. Michael
and Banksia. St. Michael and Bank
| sia took the lead at the rise Of the
| barrier and finished in the order
named. Bisselrs Antilles saved the
third position.
BrIdesman Easy Winner.
Bridesman. one which had been
reported as working exceptionally
well in his morning trials, appeared
under colOrs for the first time this
! season in Maryland and galloped
home easiest sort of winner Muir
! phys Chief was off poorly and
covered a world of ground to save
| the place while Carpet Sweeper
! kept up to take the show.
| The cheapest sort Of racers faced
the starter in the opening number
and Old Dad, from the KedGwick
Stable. took down the purse with
American Rose, a long shot. second
and the well played Dinty Moore
| third.
G. W. Foreman found the spot for
| his consistent performer, Bolster. in
the third number. Bolster did not
cut much figure in the early run
] ming but when it came to the stretch
! run he set a dizzy pace and rode
over the other starters. Skinkcr' ;
J summer Sigh ran a good race to
] take the second portion Of the purse
with Fizer third.
Capital City Makes Game hid.
! Capital City. a popular racer in
/ Maryland, made a game bid to take
down the decision in the fifth num-
ber but he could never get up to
J the winner. RegressO. King George
was third.
( In the sixth race. which was won
by Madrono. Johnny Overton and
Goldine made all Of the pace but
/ both Of these retired in tn" final
stages. leaving the issue to Ma
drono. Allivan and Sugarmint
/ \ fair field Of 2-year- olds parade d
under colors in the nightcap and
the winners portion Of the purs"
/ fell to Murphy's Chevelier. on"
whichsJust managed to win his last
start by a nose from Pimlico. Chow
/ surprised the talent by finishing
second with Toreador third. J. L.
! Griffth's Pimlico. colt which
showed considerable promise in his
Hast start. raced disappointingly.
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CRITICAL DODCER
FANS NO LONGER
RAP IVAN OLSON
CONFINED FROM FACE EIGHT.


leap for the ball. but his fingers
barely touch it. Grifith scores.
Slim Ray Caldwell looks most
dcirctcd
The inGeIders of the Cleveland
club gather about him and present
ly Caldwell is walking off the field
swinging an oily old pitching glove.
His shoulders are hcnt and he
seems to have suddenly grown very
old
It is no pheasant matter to be re-
moved from world series game.
Another tall young man is com
ing to take Caldwril'S place. The
newcomer is buster Mails. a left
handler H." is recognized by many
Of the brooklyn fans. one Of these
fans tells me about DUst"T.
He was with US in 1916 and was
in just one game. says tn" fan.
'Th.y bit him for eight runs that
time H.. Is the freshest kid that
ever broke into base ball"
Tom Griffith makes Il remarkable
catch Of foul hit by 10" Wood in
the second inning. The stOdEy
outficlder runs far over to III" right
field foul line and gets the ball close
to the lrOUnG. In thu third Small
Pete Kilduff makes a tremendous
play on O'EcilTS hard driv"
After this nothing happened until
the fourth inning. One Cleveland
man is out when Iris Speaker, the
superior outfielder, hits the ball
hard down the third base line. II
shoots past Johnston and Zdrh
Wheat ru-hes up to stop the haIl
Wheat misses clutch at tn" roll
ing ball and II goes past him on u
the fence in deep left field where
two policemen are standing watch
ing the game. Speaker runs all the
way around the bases.
The ofticial scorer registers TINS
play i two .bagger by Speaker and
all error by Wheat.
Crowd Encourages Wheat.
That Wheat amt no good on
ground balls" says a city fireman
behind me.
Then he yells: Never mind that
Zach" as Wheat comes walking in
from his position. The crowd APP
pIauds. not because h. makes the
error. but to encourage him. 1t is
the crowds way of saying: We
overlook your mistake, old man"
In the eighth inning Sewcll. the
young Cleveland shortstop, is hit in
the chest by a drive from Wheats
bat Wheat reaches first safely and
the blow is announced in the press
stand as a hit
4 man behind the press stand
makes audible criticism OF the Scor-
ing and Ed Bang, the Cleveland
writer, who is large and fierce look
ing. takes up the cudgels for the
scoring.
DO you want to give a man an
error when he is almost killed by
the ball?" he roars. "If that had hit
your concrete head it would have
fattened the ball to mush.
The critic is silent.
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G. u. Ready for Hard
Battle With Tarheels

fellows and II is 10 his credit that
he has a team that will make them
all hustle TO win. Byrd is likely TO
start Groves, wo has been disclosing
marked ability at quarter, shifting
Senfler to half back.
Gallaudet College goes 10 Rich
mond for their first contest, playing
William and Mary. The Kendall
Greeners have been hard at work
during the past two weeks under
the watchfUl eye OF Coach Freddy
Hughes. No one has been found to
FIJI the shoes OF Wilson. star quar-
ter for the past few years. and Noah
Sownes. the big fullback. The new
material that reported this year Is
very light
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
HATS LATEST
FASHION IN ENGLAND

Greetings You get the wooden
derby. You get it if manufacturers
in Derby. England, export n,Nt year
the straw hats. they sold in Eng
land last summer.
TIL" new hats are largely wood
hber and are heavier and cheaper
than the old nav hat.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
Emersons Hold Practice.

Tn" Emerson club will hold an
important football practice Sunday
morning at $50. on the grounds at
Eighth and Q4iucy streets north
west. The following men are urged
TO be present: Arnold. Berres,
Brown. CruiCksh Dodge. Dris-
sell. EgElestOn, Gonzales. T.angfor.
Mann, Mooney. Offutt. Peake. Rob
isOn. SChrinker. SpigcI TavlOr.
Vanderlip. White and Winkler.
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knicks Want Games.

The knickerbockers are without
a football game Sunday. as Wilton
\. G., Of Baltimore, has cancelled
Manager Joseph NJ. kearney. 1861
Wisconsin avenue. or phone West
1864. would like to hear from any
teams desiring games in the l4V OF
l3O-pOund class
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
CoLLYERs CQrMEAESssl
~ on the EZNN6s
SASPORTof KINGS St
Brig O. War.

Brig o. War.
This bird just needed that last effort I under
stand that the right connections there with
bundle of negotiable grass today of the matter
it came in such gobs that would almost think"
the already in" Now open your dome and
earfu Last Coin looks like the logical favorite
and is almost sure Of carrying a bundle of public
support. LegotaI may be reserved for the closing
event. Yes, yes. YOU have the answer.
BY Ginger which worked well and only beaten q
scant margin last time. is along by the watchers
70 gather today. Lamp the CAB: This looks like a
good place lay in coal" NIerrimac was whispered
about overnight also Tribune The latters recent
private trials have been above ordinary AIers-
burg, which is named among the "eligbles," a sure
starter. understand one mavericks with less
" LONELINESS and Nurse Jane will follow in the order
tynos. the victim Of bad racing luck late is given
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
Canada-U. S. Air Mail
To Start Next Week

Delivery of mail by searlane be-
tween Seattle and Victoria. British
Columbia. will commence on Octo-
Der Is. the Postoftice Department
announced yesterday. The sea-
planes Will make close connection
at Victoria with trans Pacific mail
steamers.
The department also announced
that the Inauguration of mail de-
livery service by seapIane from Key
West to Havana has been postponed
until Noyenber
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08

o speuker Wood
SarrGCe
hop 10
to
o 0 records
n on hit 8 9innngs OF
n Bagby hit Il i
: / Of and
l
by
OF o on oT Smith on
on on Bagby ; OF on
Smith.
m Connolly and Dnecn
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
BY HIGHWAY.
One BeSt-Crest Hill.

First - Parader. Good Hope,
GaliOt
Second-Crest Hill. SmithfieId.
WarIOCk.
Third-Rubidlum. Siren Maid,
Betty J
Fourth-WiId Thoughts. Ran
CocaS, ThimbIe.
Fifth-Paddy Dear. Fizer. CO.
bait Lass.
SINth-Joan Of Arc. Austral.
PalUd.
ScNenth-Bcn Jour. Charlie
SUNNY. UncIe's Lassie.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08

Gridiron followers will come into
their own tomorrow afternoon when
Georgetown University. George
washington University. and Cath
Ole University play North Carolina
State, Delaware College and Rich
mond College. respectively, in the
city. Maryland University goes to
Princeton and Gallaudet College to
Richmond to play William and
Mary. This is the first time in five
years that all these institutions
have been represented on the grid
iron.
Georgetown University will meet
a worthy foe in North Carolina
State. the team that defeated Navy
II Annapolis last Saturday II to Z.
The game will be staged al the
American League Park at 3 o'clock.
The authorities on the Hilltop have
made arrangements to have the
downs and touchdowns and any
other information siEnalled TO en-
tighten the fans on the progress OF
the game. The score by innings
of the Cleveland Brooklyn game in
the world series will also be shown
on the score board.
The Tarhcels arrive this afternoon
and feel confident Of taking the
. r,"asure Of the Bl0 and Gray
eleven.
/ New Men Star on Hilltop.
The hive and Gray eleven is in
hne condition all the first string
m"n returning for practice yester-
day afternoon. Several scrubs were
tried out on the Varsity and showed
up so well that they will likely get
4 chance TO disclose their proves in
a real contest. EtZel and Formosa
: ends. and Leary. half. were shifted
10 the Varsity and did some brillia nj
work. Three new men from Holy
Cross reported on the field yester-
day. Maloney, a quarter back. and
7. y. Sullivan and Kelly.
{ George Washington will pla!
Delaware College over at Kendall
Green. starting At 3 o'clock. Afte.
this contest all George Washington
'amrs are to be played at America r
L"agu, Park. 1t Is likely that
Coach Mor>e's charges will have theil
hands fwU stoppinC the lads from
D'law4r" Coach ShipIey Is bring,
ing down classy team fresh from
4 victory over TrSinus last week.
Rirhu'oHI college IL 10 play Cath.
olic University on killian Field. also
At > o'clock. out in Erookland. Thi.
will be tn" frs, game OF the season
for the Rrookland'rs. and also the
FRS; game under their new mentor
Coach Rcbb.
Maryland Meets Princeton.
| University Of Maryland goes I,
Princeton 10 tackle the Tigers and
will he doing well IL thcy hold then
10 small score Coach Curle!
Byrd believes IN playing the biz
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08

LAUREL SELECTIONS.
First Race-LOuEhland. GaIiOt,
Vera Wood.
second Race-NarIOck, CresthiII.
Fair Maid.
Third Race-Siren Maid, TOudi-
jOurS, Rubium.
Fourth Race-ThimbIe. Ranrocas,
Miss Rankin.
Fifth RaCe-MOuntain Rose II.
Paddy Dear, FiEcr.
sixth ce-Farmin SdHIr, Aus
trnI. Padua.
seventh RaCC-Charlie SUNNY,
Brisk, MumbO Jumbo.
Best Bet-ThimbiC.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
ASKS COURT TOEJECT
PARENTS FROM HOME

John Ncwbury. a laborer. is seek
ing q court order 10 eject his aged
parents from his home in London.
He wants the house for his own
family.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08

BROOKLYN DEFEATS
INDIANS 2-l IN
THIRD GAME
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


of the first round. Mails, a big
left-hander, stepped in with two on
and but one out, and from that
moment the Brooklyn attack was
through. Mails was a trife wild.
but in his seven innings he allowed
but three scattered singles.
Mails was the expected choice
before the game. but Speaker eNr-
IDENTIFY thought il wiser to gamble
on CaldwelIs experience. The gam
BILE didn't work. Caldwell was skid
ding badly, while Mails was unhit
table whether in or out Of the we'll
known pfnches. Whether the Dodg
ers OF the species would have been
deadlier than the Mails If Dusty
had opened the program is another
matter Baseball is as full Of If
as a desert is full Of sand. IT
Mails had only started walled the
Cleveland rooters. who began to
head in the general direction OF
Lake Erie. But Mails didn't. And
that is quite a bit more important
than any If"
Dodgers Confident.
With three games played Brook
lyn now faces the trying ordeal OF
four consecutive battles upon hos
tile sod, with Stanley Coveleskie
poised and ready to dash back into
the thick of the plot.
But your Uncle Robinson's cheer
full young men start West with a
carload full of confidence. They
have found their best pitchers fully
as effective as the early dope In
dicated they would be with some,
thing to spare. and they have found
50 far that Sewell, trying camel.
and giving his best. is having 1
hard time Of il around short one
Of the most vital spots in a de
fensive machine.
The Young Alabama colleEian go
away to fine start on Tuesday
but he hasn't Jared SO well since
1t is hardly to be expected that Z
younEster with five weeks expert
ence under the big tent is going
to pick up where a Ray Chapman
left off.
BrookIyn's outfeId in hitting
way has more than held its owr
with Cleveland and unless Gov.
eleskie Csn even Up the count or
Saturday the Indians will be in d
highly EroEEy condition For al
that the Cleveland club is too pow.
crful an organization to be un'
derratcd after a brace Of defeats. i
came back after Slipping IN the
American League race and il may
come back now at any moment with
another rally. But Speaker is VI
against thr highly annoying promo,
sItIon Of facing better pjtchinE Gas
by day. and better pitching il nc
light advantage to overcome.
So far in the three games Cleve,
land has only earned two runs al.
unless her attack can brace uT
quickly il requires no fancy
prophecy to outline the aspects or
the final result
The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

LATONIA SELECTIONS.
First Racc-BriE q War. Last
Coin, LeEOtaI.
second Rare-By Ginger. Mcrri-
mae, Tribune.
Third Race-Grand Slam, Golden
Dawn, AirdriP.
Fourth Race-MiIIerSburE, Love-
illness. Nurse Jane.
Fifth Race Marjorie HyucS,
CIintonviIIe, Cotton Blossom.
SiAth Race-TTOPhy, High Gear,
Hank O'Day.
seventh Race-TrOOPer. kOrbIY,
LeEOtal.
Best Bet-TrOOper.