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The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

First race. three anS one-half fur
longs-Gladys. 112; Matte b. Kent,
112; Lefty Rec. 112; Machine Gun
ner, lis; The Moor, lis; Mogeus,
115; Omer X. lis; PIuribus, 115;
Baby Grant, lis.
Second race, six furlongs-Visltn,
90: Ornella T. 90: Durella- 1o1: Mon
tague. 10l: Frances Star, 101; Sham
rock Green, 1O1; Pinard. 1O6; Mara
man, log: Columbia Tenn, LOG;
Prince Douglas. 1O6; Propaganda,
1O6: Sharp Practice. 106; George
Muelbach. 106: Eddie Mcbride, III.
Also eligible-Eula, 101; Tom
Brooks, log; Miss Orb, 90: Hop Over.
101.
Third race. six furlongs-Marmite.
81; BonsteIIe. lO5: Celtic. 1e4: Who
Cares. los; Ragrock. 106: PulluN.
lO7: Dixie Carroll. 1o7; Subahdar.
iO9: Bringhurst. H.: 4. n. AKIN.
.ll2: Nepperhan. 112: Blaise. IL; OPP
portunity, lis: Queen Blonde. 1l5.
Also eIigible-Orderly. l09; Jago.
102: Cobalt Lass, 1oI.
Fourth race. mile ana 20 yards
Orenzo. 100: Siesta, 1O5; Sans Peur
los; Lively. 1lO: Sands of Pleasure
10; Troitus. 1l0.
Fifth race. mile and one-sixteenth
st. Germain, 90; Tailor Maid. SO:
Honolulu Boy. 1O2: Woodtrap. 1o6:
Prospector. 1O6; Matinee Idol. 107;
Omond. 1O7: Chief, 115,
Sixth race distance not given)-
Iwiniwin, -104: Water Willow. 1o4;
Antoinette, 104: Prunes. 1o6; Will
Do. lO6; James, 106; Napthalius. los;
Countcrbalance, 1O9; KimpalonS,
1Os: Capital City. 10; Bar One. Ill;
Dioscoride, Ill: Thursday Nighter'
III: Huron I'd. 113. Also eligible
Goldcrest Boy, 1l3.
Seventh race. mile and three-six-
teenths-Rookery. 102; Juanita 3D.
1O7; Amino. 1O7; ]. c. Stone. 1o7;
CLv pilot 112: Water Proof. 112;
IA iazet, 112: Contestant. l12.
weather cloudy; track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Baby Shoes Theft
By Kelley Helped
Britt Beat White

Fifteen years ago Jabez White
was hailed as the lightweight cham
pion of England. White was one Of
the most polished boxers and skilled
ring strategists that ever represents
ed John Bull in the 133 pound divi-
sion.
When Jabez white slipped through
the rores of the Frisco ring on that
May evening fifteen years ago his
first act was to tie a pair OF blue
satin baby shoes to the top rope In
his corner.
"Tie them in your corner every
time you fight. Jabez. Then you'll
always think of the kiddie and m-
and you just can't lose" explained
his wife.
Round after round, Jabez White,
gazed wistfully at his baby's tiny
shoes dangling from the rope.
Round after round. White. fghtinp
with the finesse of a master. out
boxed and outfought the clever
Britt. When the nineteenth COM
menced Jabez White was within six
minutes fisticufhng of the coveted
worlds title. II he could avoid be.
ing knocked out the decision was
sure to be his.
Then someone discovered why
White had placed the baby shoes In
his corner.
The intelligence was banded
about until finally IL reached the
ears of Spider Kelley, Britts chief
advisor. Kelley slipped out OF the
Britt corner.
No one ever knew how he did II
but before the twentieth round
started Spider Kelley was back in
the Britt angle-with Jabez Whites
baby,'s shoes.
These are what been lickin'
you. Jimmy" scr led In the
Spider. Tell him they're missing
when you come together. Don't
forget. Jimmyr' The gong rang
for the final round. The customary
handshake. Look JabeZ! Your
kids shoes are Rone"' said Britt
pointing to Whites corner. White
glanced horror-stricken in that di-
rection. Britt plunged in full OF
fight.
Jabez White. his mind distracted.
concentration undermined and his
head in a superstitious whirl was
beaten from one end of the ring to
the other and the little Englishman,
finally slugged into helplessrsess by
the relentless gloves of Britt.
collapsed in his own corner. His
seconds prevented a Knockout with
but one minute Of the round to go.
Copyright. 1890. by Wheeler Syndicate. IneD
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
BASEBALL MOGULS
MAKING PLANS FOR
HOUSE CLEANING"

Chicago, Feb. 24.-The fiat state
ment was made here today. that
three major league players of some
prominence would not be seen In
any championship games this year
as the result Of a secret investiga-
tion which has been carried on for
some time, and which had to do
with betting.
No names were mentioned for OBJ
vious reasons. but IL is understood
that contracts were sent to these
three players calling for so much
less than they received a year ago
that there is little or no chance of
their signing.
baseball meeting in Chicago two or
three weeks ago, but from what
could be learned today. the matter
has now come to a head.
Ban Johnson. president of the
American League. left here last
evening for Cincinnati for a confer
ence with August Hermann. and
from there will go to New York for
a meeting with John Haydler, presi-
dent of the National League.
He expects to spend only one day
in New York. but II is just possible
that a chairman of the national
commission will be selected at that
time.
Johnson was quoted as saying
just before leaving that Harvey T.
Woodruff appeared to be the right
man for the job.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Scholastic Chatter

Eastern battery candidates got
the jump on the other schools by
having their first outdoor practice
last Friday. at the Rosedalc play
ground. Prender. O'Conner. Myers
and Davis are showing up well for
the Capitol Hill lads.
Business baseball squad will have
ttheir first practice tomorrow after
noon in the gym. Coach Battersby
has winning material on hand. and
will work hard to develop a cham
uionship team for this school.
Western High School will be rep
resented in the Johns Hopkins
meet next Saturday evening. Co
nard and Burke are entered in the
quarter of a mile for the scholastic
championship.
There will be a tennis league this
spring for the high schools. 1t is
expected that the five schools will
be represented. In previous years
only Central, Western and Tech
participated. Business and Eastern
will no doubt be entered in this
league this season.
Coach Apple, of Teach, will have
to do some fast work to find some
one to fill the vacancy left by
with the Washington baseball club.
The final scholastic basketball
game between Tech and Eastern
will be played tomorrow afternoon
in the Business High School Gym
affect the present standing of the
league. as Tech clinched the series
yesterday by defeating Eastern five
T.. T,.fY
nasium.
Western basketball team will
journey over to Baltimore to play
the fast Loyola basketers this after
noon in the Richmond Armory Gym
nasium. Western basketers will
end their floor season this week.
Super. a new player at Business.
will fight hard for the shortstop
position on the varsity team. Super
comes we'll recommended and no
doubt will give Goetz a hard fight
for the position.
Central basketball quint will
close it's court season when they
meet Johns Hopkins "Freshies" I'm
Baltimore this afternoon and will
tackle the Baltimore Poly Institute
on Friday.
The local high school basket ball
quints have made a fine record for
out -of-town contests. Central and
| Tech have defeated some OF
! the best basketball teams in this
vicinity.
Duffy, of. Western, made fine
showing in Mondays game against
the "Y" Yankees. He kept Sauber
the star center of the Yankees. down
to two goals from the floor. He
will be watched next season in the
scholastic series.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

Track conditions will have a lot
to do with the result in the third
With the going fast A N. Akin
would just about cop the kush, but
should the track be muddy then old
Bringhurst would probably look the
judge in the eye. Opportunity and
Marmite have the balance between
them The latter ran a smashing
good race the other day and seems
to be right on edge.
Chief. on the strength of recent
performances, is sure to rule the
favorite in the fifth. Looks like the
logical winner. too. 1winiwin has
chance to cop the sixth with J. c.
Stone whispered as the good thing
in the last.
It's only necessary for War Mask
to run back to that final pipe opener,
half-mile in forty-nine seconds. in
order to romp away with the purse
in the fourth. Our chief checkers
make this bird the best bet of the
day. Troitus has terrific early speed,
but may find the route a trifle too
far. Siesta is a much better horse
than ordinarily rated.
One best bet of the day, War
Mask.
Best take a chance bet, TanIac.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

Best Farley Vision. Marmfte,
Omond to show.
New Orleans selections,-
FIRST RACE-Mattie B. Kent,
The Moor, Baby Grand.
SECOND RACE-Eddie McBrhe.
Vision, Pinard.
THIRD RACE-A. N. Akin, Bring
hurst, Opportunity.
FOURTH RACE-war Mask, Troll
tus, Siesta.
FIFTH RACE - Chief, Omond,
wOOdtrap.
SIXTH RACE-Iwiniwin, Water
Willow, Barone.
SEVENTH RACE. c, Stone,
Taniae, Ornery.
Havana Selections,
FIRST RACE-Exempted, Diree-
tor James, Precious Jewel.
SECOND RACE-Delancey, Hasty
Cora, Presumption.
THIRD RACE-FJrst PuIIet, Fos-
ter Embry, Buster Clark.
FOURTH RACE-Hush, Horace
Lerch, Steve.
FIFTH RACE-Guide Post, Mud
sill. Sunningdale.
SIXTH RACE-Dimitri, BucknaiI,
Another Middleton.
BEST BET-DeIancey.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
OLD ELI BASKETERS
TRIM HILLTOPPERS

New Haven. Conn. Feb. "a
Georgetown dropped it's first basket
ball game of the season tonight to
Yale, 46 to II, after winning eleven
straight contests. From start to fin
ish the Ellis forced the play, lead
ing. &c to I. at intermission.
The Washington collegians lacked
speed. but played the entire game
without substitutions, while Yale
used a substitute lineup during the
second half. Both in accurate bas-
ket shooting and effective team
play the Ellis disclosed their best
form of the season.
Longshack. for the visitors. and
Goodell. for Yale. tossed baskets for
nearly half the length of the floor,
Alderman's shooting netted six floor
goals. while Capt. Van Slyck and
Fees both heaved nine straight goals
from foul.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Signs One; Releases Another,

President Griffith was granted
]. Carlisle Smith. whom the New
York Yanks claimed from the
Boston Braves a few weeks
ago. Griffith put in claim for
the player ten days ago when
waivers were asked by Hug
gins. and he was awarded to
the Washington club last night.
Roy Grover. who was a MEM
Der OF the Nationals last year.
was sold to Kansas City yes
terday, where he will play sec
ond, while Alex Mccarthy. the
former Pittsburg player, who Is
managing the Kaws SINCE John
CAMEL retired to go into the oil
business, will play third.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
JUNIOR LEAGUE TO
HOLD BIG MEETING

The Junior Baseball League will
hold it's meeting this evening at tho
Sporting Department of the Herald.
when the organization will be COM
pleted.
There have been SO many requests
from the many clubs that 1t will be
ne sessary for those who wish to
join to be at the meeting at 1880.
Ii has also been suggested that a
league be organized which will take
In clubs from Is to IS. AS the Junior
League will consist of boys under
Is many clubs that would like to
Join will not be able to do so on
that account. II is likely that the
second league, will be organized II
enough clubs from is to Is will
attend.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

home run. That was a fine way to
treat a kid who had never seen
Broadway and wanted to get a
chance to see more of New York. A
thing like that made me mad. It
would make any fellow mad, So I
decided that / would be a little bit
more careful. They never got a
man past first after that. When a
batter did manage to ret on lust
caught him mapping. That was my
strong point. I got even with La
Chance for famed him the next
three times up.
Has Watch stolen.
I'VE went from Brooklyn to Bos-
ton. where we were scheduled to
play. when left Grand Rapids the
fans presented me with a fine watch.
That was the first watch 1 ever
owned, and say, / was proud of it.
We left New York and l was soon
sound asleep. ! woke up early next
morning, and reaching up for my
watch / found IL was gone, / got
up and hunted in all parts of my
berth, but could not locate the time
piece. / was too proud to make a
yell. so / said nothing.
I'VE arrived at Boston and IL wa 3
asked by one, 1 was asked by every
member of the club. what time Is
it?' soon got next and after I
stated that ] was not worried over
the watch, Kitridge came up and
handed il back. saying he must have
reached in the wrong pocket when
he got up to see what time 1t was in
the dark. ! guess he did, for he got
into my jeans instead of his own.
I finished the season with that
club by winning out of games.
Louisville. at that time. was last in
a 12-club league. SO you see / did
pretty well for beginner.
was signed that fall for 1893,
and when1 arrived home I was the
guest. Of every cafe owner of Gin
cinnati. What a time I had that
winter. You see ] thought that as
/ had got into the big league they
could not afford to let me go. But
sometimes You are mistaken. as 1
soon found out
ere De Centinued.)
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
JING JOHNSON IS
RELEASED BY MACK

Connie Mack, of the Athletics.
asked waivers on Jing Johnson. and
they were granted by the other If
teen clubs in the two major leagues.
This comes as big surprise as this
twirler was the leading pitcher on
Comics club last year.
The trouble arose over the fact
that Johnson would not accept the
contract Mack made out. The pitcher
stated that he was wanted by an
other club in the American League.
Mack accommodated the twirler by
asking waivers. AS no club wanted
Johnson II looks like IL was back to
the bushes for him.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Mildred. Jos Barnes,
TO 5. to 5, to 5; Mineral 1os
Murray, to 1. even; Sea Prince,
ITO (Atkinson), to 5. Time. I:15-
80 Miss X, Rockaree, Herself,
Plain Heather, Mary Fitzhugh. Small
stone, Virgie also ran.
SECOND RACE - Top Rung. l0i.
(Barnes). TO l. 3 TO l. S to 5; jill,
~ CAtklnson), even, l to .; Belle
Nllfer. 1O4 (Carmody), s to 5. Time.
1:08 3-5. Drusilla, Sophie k, d. C
Girl, Sir Oliver, Prince Bonero. Twen :,
ty-seven, Sea Beach, Perseus also
ran.
THIRD RACE-Koran. 81 CFletcherNl A
20 to 1. to 1. 4 to /; Nepe, 1o5
tCaTmody), to 5, l to S: Dainty
Lady, 81 0ux), to l. Time, I:Ot
AS. Skeer Face. Walter Mack, High
! Gear, Brizz, Iron Cross Cd. Meliora
also ran.
FOURTH RACE - Ina Frank. 1lt
(Pickens). even. to .. to 4: Diff
ferent Eyes, los CMcCrann). tc
l. even; Col. Taylor. III CKederis)
2 to 5. Time, I'LL 2-5 Surplice
Belle of Elizabethtown, Basil. Bel.
McCloy, Alyord also ran.
FIFTH RACE. - Walnut Hall. 1m
(Carmody), Z to 2, to 5, to 10.
Legal, 10S (Kederis). even. 10 >
Hank O'Day, 103 CGarner). even
Time. ISL 3-5. Lackawanna. Bu-
ford. Bally, Cromwell also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Legacy. Ill (Murrayl
. to 1. 4 TO 5. : to s.: Rey Ennis
los CAtkinson). to =. {" 5: Mis-:
Sweep. Ill (Garner). 1 to >. Time
, 141 AZ Ramaan Eda Harrnarn
Assign. Wild Thyme, Baby Rascn
Half and Half. Jose de Wales also
ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Lariat. % CHunt)
6 to 1, 5 to ., G to s; Salvatelle
10 (Atkinson). even. to >; Cory
don. l03 (Brown). 8 to 5. Time
1:43. John w. Klein, Candle Lignt
Circulate. Coral, Monomoy also ran
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Puryear Meets Champ.

Trenton, N. J., February 24.-Bil!
Cluxton. matchmaker of the Tren'
ton Athletic Club, last night an
nounced that he had matched Ear
Puryear, of Baltimore, formerly Of
Oklahoma, to box Worlds Champion
Pete Herman, OF New Orleans. eight
rounds. no decision, here next Mon
day evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Coucannon Takes Match.

Concannon captured the 50o-point
billiard match from Kreuter when
he tulIied 125 balls last night to the
youngsters II. In the afternoon
Concannon had Tailed 125 balls
while Kreuter was gathering 114.
In the match at the Walter Reed
Hospital for the benefit OF the
wounded soldiers Kreuter defeated
Concannon 100 to 81. but the latter
made the high, run Of fifty balls.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

Coach Apples second strong players
of Technical High yesterday placed
the High School League championship
IN the old locker by romping In with
a victory over Eastern by S-to-l7
score. The Capitol Hill youngsters
gave the second stringers quite a bat
tie for three periods but in the final
eight minutes of play the Maroon and
Gray reserves ran away from the
Light Blue and White quint.
The game was one Of the hardest
fought and cleanest that has been wit
messed in the Catholic University
gym this season. as but seven OF the
sixteen fouls called were OF the per-
sonal order. Both teams played the
ball well and passed in good form, but
poor shooting held down the score
as Shaw and House seemed to be the
only Technical players that could To-
cate the nets.
The first period ended with Eastern
on top Of a 4-to-3 count but Tech
forged to the front at the halfway
mark with a 9-to-7 lead. The third
period found the Manual Trainers pill
ing up their total. as the score stood
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Hagerstown Gets Manager.

Hagerstown, Md, Feb. 24.-It is
reported that G. w. Country Nor
ris. Washington. formerly manager
of Martinsburg baseball team, will
lead the Hagerstown club, Blue
Ridge League, during the coming
season.
Eddie Hooper, former infielder of
the Hagerstown club, 1t is reported,
will manage the. Frederick club.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fox's Choice. ia
CRomanellD, 8 to 1, to l, s to s:
triumphant. 113 (Zoller), 4 to s;
to 10: Mitchell May, los (Price),
. to l. Time. 1:15 3-5. Biddledee,
Lady Marathon. Dominican, White
Haven, Ellen Chapman, Brunette
Lady. Indiscreet, Rappahan, Soscal
She Devil also ran.
SECOND RACE-Peggy c., Q;
(Kennedy). s to J.. 3 to I, S to g:
Media. 81 (Richcreek), ) to L, S TO
S; On High, 80 (Stack). 4 TO 5.
Time, 1:49 2-5. Emma j.. Hacka-
more. Pindar. Bounding Through.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
To Call Out Candidates.

Gonzaga High school will cali out
baseball candidates next week. A
large number of candidates will re-
port as several players (rom last
years team have returned to school.
Challenges will be isent out to all
the high schools during the next
few days as the team has several
open dates.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
ARMY MEDICOS EASY
FOR EPIPHANY FIVE

The Epiphany Comets swamped
the Army Medicos in Epiphany gym
last night. 40 to IL. The game was
never in doubt after the first min
ute of play, as the Comets had land
ed in that time three double point
ers.
The three men substituted in the
second-half kept up the good work
and ran up the points SO fast the
Army could not. follow them. The
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
oLLYERs, y! q ~
SPORTofk KINGS V&]
RERIk CQAn8-

2 Have Care. ~
Some mighty wet clouds hovered over New
Orleans last night and if they spill their package
the mud-runners will be in their glory today. The
whole world should know it's foolish to guess,
try to guess" the sop performers, so hsvesa care;
drier days are coming; yep, when the private
stock runs out
Maiden goppers of the greenest hue will sport
silks in the days opener. OF them / fancy the
chances of Matte B. Kent slightly best with
The Moor and Baby Grand the contenders.
Eddie Mcbride will carry the proverbial ton Of
wise money in the second. Seems to be in the
RIGHT
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Reds Out6elder Sixns.

Cincinnati, Feb. 24.-Outneiue-
Earle Neale today signed his 1890
contract with the Cincinnati Reds.
The remaining holdouts of the world
champions are Roush. Ruether.
Eller. Kopf. Daubert and Groh.
Roush. however, has intimated that
he will go South with the team.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Star Leaves Ohio Eleven.

Columbus, o., Feb. 24.--Tom Da-
vies, of Ironton. star halfback on
the 1919 Ohio State eleven, has left
school on account of illness. 1t Is
not known whether he will return
for next fall. He would have one
more year to play.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

Seore-Yale. 46; Georgetown. IL. Goals
from noor-Alderman (6), Hamill az, Van
slyck C3). Cohen. FLYNN. Jameson, Goodell.
Crane. ZaZzali. Fees. LOngshack (2'. Goals
from foul-Vansslyck (9). Crane. Fees t9).
Subs.itutiOns-Jameson for Vanslyck; Crane
for Alderman: Stanton for Hamill: keck for
Flynn: Goodell for Cohen. Time OF halves.
Twenty minutes. Umpire-Mr. KOck lyon
kers). Referee-Tom Thorp De La salleJ.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
EPIPHANY JUNIORS ..
LOSE TO OLYMPIA

The Olympia A. c. captured a we'll
played game from the Epiphany.
Jrs. last night. 1912. in. Epiphany
gym. Mcpherson and Wilkinson
played fine for the ciubmen, while
Daniels played best for the losers.
The score at half-time was 1913.
in favor of sthe winners, and they
maintained a comfortable lead dur
ing the balance of the game. The
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
PLAY Silent Five.

Capitol Silent Five in the Boys De.
partment Gym. at S:3o tonight.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

lavish; C-uckshanks for Brubaker. Field
goals--Degnan 49,. Jawish (3), 9Th "a,
Lynch ca, Boyd (3l. Clark az, Weiss.
Goals from fo6l-Lynch 49,, Weiss. Ref
eree-Mr. Haas.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

Snbstitutions: McClosky for Feber. Goals
from floor: Shaw, 5; McNulty. 8; House, 4;
Feber 3; Myers, ?: 0'Conpor. l. Goals from
foul: shaw, 1 out Of 4; McNulty. o out 4;
Myers, ) out Of s. Referee. Mr. Schlosser
(GeOrgetown). Umpire. Mr.. Deering' Oian-
hattan). Time of periods, minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

Goals from hoor-Thomas (9. Mcpherson
ts,. Fairall. Leimbach (2D, Daniels l2),
Philips. Goals from foul-Thomas, 1 out Of
4: Philips. 9 out Of 6. Referee-Mr. Haas.
Tire Of halves-Twenty minutes. Scorer
Mr.. Thorpe Olympia A. c.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Preps Defeat Ingram.

In a return game yesterday the
Marine Props defeated the ingram
quint by a score of % to 81 in the
Eastern High School gyms Tho
game was well contested, due to the
close guarding of both teams. The
line-up.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
NTWo add THREEEHn
~ psasps n'.N<.t One Over Win N ~
g &BUGS RAERR -N@

staggered
Nobody the its
work idle tonsiIs to do.
1t is queer how the boys who find
Love blind Especially after
famous false teething
is o a hoot ten a doctor
subpoena The only directions
for heavy dough They hc and then break the
Three drinks
It's matching Odd
the
dicate throw two tails
mountaineers ptnchcd in the Blue Ridge
ods ] 1 the dHs SESs aGSS %% n h9% n S S bans
saloons % F. I@uns ws nm Tn % mS I SS s in % di S because all the
have been trying do for They've middle
who powder
s % like 's s @
jerk of sparkling Wolf
like a drawbridge to let the little tugs toot by
around Michigan way the suburbantes are in rebellion
The hounds are ON their way to the .pot marked T
birds can't stay away from liquor When the they p" p" @ the @
thing they do is " sample the powders figure if it is booze They
we've sent boy on mans errand They take another whnle
the comm vansh inhaled the prosecution rests its until
the defense brings up more evidence The agents
It's like voice the weeee
ghosts until they pipe staggering along
Prohibition dwahng education The
to college to learn how drink absolutely
ignorant
Michigans followed by six per
slaves of Some
they're wrong
We're sympathetic people.
If Michigan is willing
The Northwest is grandpaps
Get the old quart powder flask
place the bridge with Senator Lodge
and drink the will knock
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25

with the bacon OF the balance Vision
has been given special to being made the
medium of getaway killing Kenuckian have this bird
n hand.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Positions

SJbstitutionS-Earnshaw for Fridnger;
Ham for Owen; Newman for Sweeny; Tay-
lor for Miller; BALDWIN for Adams. Goals
from noor--Fridinger t5). Earushaw daD.
BALDWIN ~. Ham t2l, Peake to-. Gam
eron i2,, Ford en-. Mansuy. Goals from
foul-Fridinger . out OF B: Taylor. 4 out
% q: cinnreda. I out Of .. Referee-"Itchy'
Prender tEasternl. Timekeeper--Mr. Stock.
Iett fInxraml.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-25
Theft Of Baby Shoes Loses for White

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