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The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
Havana Results.

First Race-Riverside. 1O5 CHuno,
to I, to 5. to ): American
Eagle, Ill (Kennedy), I to ), 10
10: Darnley. los (Dreyer), to 10.
Time: 1:15 2-5. Golden Chance, Sea
Prince. Ed Garrison and Foster En-
bry also ran.
Second Race-The Pirate, 80 OWL
SOM, 6 to 5. l to ., l to 4; Miss
Wright. 101 (Gordon), ) to 2S6 10 .;
Huntress, lOI (Penmant 6 to D
Time: 1903 2-5. Homan. Truant
Ford. Lieut.. Alexander and Il. b
Johnson also ran.
Third Race-Just Fancy. 104 (Pick-
cns), to /, 2 to /, even: Laughing
Eyes H.. l09 Garner, 4 to 5, to ;;
Driffield. lO7 mccoy, TO 10. Time;
1909 3-5. Superior and Bulger also
ran.
Fourth Race-Lanshorne l09 Gar
mody), 4 to l. s to ), to 8: Avion,
4 to ;. . TO :: Lady lone. 90 (Hunt),
. to /. Time: 1909. Litholick. Gold
stone, Snow Queen. Liberty Bond
and Count Boris also ran.
Fifth Race-Queen OF Trumps, l0s
CKelsey), 10 to /, 8 TO l, to 5;
Rama. 109 (kennedy), to ,, to 6;
Cubanita. 104 Pickens), to 5.
Time: 1902 is. Aunt Deda, Dantzig,
Light Fantastic and voorin also ran.
sixth Racc-Bucknail, 107 (Ken-
nedy), to ), .. to s, l TO g. Dragon,
115 (Eames), G to s, to 5; Macken-
zie. los (BalD, 2 to 1. Time: las
40. Semper Stalwart. Fly Home.
Jack Healey. Waterford and Thorn
bloom also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
Havana Entries.

First Race furlongs; maiden
2-year- olds; purse, 500. Kathleen
X. 1O5. Veratwy Ford. 1O5: Scotty,
IO5; Scintillate, 105: Maricusa. los;
Mister Jiggs. 1O5; Wishing, los.
second Race furlongs: 2-year-
oIds: purse, 5000. Flew High, los;
Bertha Minnix, 1O5; Lotta Speed
IO5: Perhaps. 105; Helen Lucas, 1o5;
Seven Seas, l05.
Third Race furlongs: 3-year-
olds and up; claiming purse. 500
'Alva r, SO: Sain Rose, 104; Raven
Sea. 1O4: 'Legotal, l04; Major
Fiske. 1O7; Assign, 1Os; Senator
James. lO9.
Fourth Race-6 furlongs: 3-year-
olds and up claiming. purse S1o0
'Kewessa. l01; Cy Merrick. 109;
Marion Hollins. 1O9;. Doctor D., 10s;
"Blazeaway, 1lO; Hocnir, liz; Fras-
cuelO, 1l5.
Fifth Race-5Ia furlongs: 3-year-
olds and up claiming, purse $500
'Black Prince, 1O2; Drapery, lof;
Koran, 1O4; Ina Wood. 1OI: "Dis-
cussion, lO4: Sister Susie, 1Os; The
Belgian I'd, l0s.
sixth Race mile and so yards
3-year-olds and up claiming, purse
$500. 'Rhymer. 1OS; 'Sol Gilsey
IO3: "All Smoke, 10S: Miss Sweep,
los: Plantarede. 10; Blazonry. 1lS
Seventh Race mile and So
yards; 3-year- -olds and up claiming,
purse. $500. "Little Buss, 100; "Don-
ma Grafton, 100; The Wit. 1Ol: 'Jack
Dawson. 103; Constantine. 106;
Lady Hester. 10S; FL Coronel. los:
Cadillac, Ill.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
GRIFF and MACK
MAY MAKE TRADE
Report of Impending Deal Is
Heard at Meeting of League
, MOguls.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Clark Grif-
nth. president of the Washington
baseball club. was talking of trades
at the annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can League today,
The National chief held the lime
light in that respect, and there was
an insistent report that he had a
big deal brewing with philadelphia.
Griffith has also been in confer
ence with Miller Huggins, but since
the Yankee manager wants Sam
Rice, it is not thought probable
that anything is doing at that end
of the line.
1t was announced here that WASH
ington and the Philadelphia Ma
tionals would play a series of gaines
in Florida before they start North
for spring training.
Dick Hoblitzell. now manager of
the Reading Club, of the lnterna-
tional League. has been promised
first shot at the Washington cast
offs
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TO WAR ON CROOKS
Funds Set Aside for Prosecu.
tion of Erring Players
And Gamblers.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE Board
of Directors of the American League
today agreed unanimously to ap-
propriate fund for the prosecu-
tion of crooked baseball players
and gamblers, who specialize on
baseball.
Announcement of the boards de-
cision was made at the conclusion
of a meeting which preceded the
leagues annual session.
The board formally awarded the
1920 pennant to the Cleveland club
and approved officers reports
John II. Farrell, secretary of the
association of baseball clubs, was
reported to have been offered the
position of secretary to Judge Lam
dis. supreme commander. He has
not accepted the position, but is
considering IL.
The sale of Jimmy Smith. infield-
er, last year for Indianapolis. to the
Seattle Club Of the Coast League,
was announced today.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
8'igSgE'oyRyTI,EI.!!!g1EH|IT yyI,I.!!1 i!

in the British empire. He would
have no rivals in the way OF popu-
larity. He would be placed above
statesmen, authors, actors and
kings. And he would soon come
into a big fortune. as he would be
able to command any price.
IF we only had another Bob Fitz-
simmons, the fighting Cornishman-
IL we only had a big man compara-
lively as good as Jimmy Wilde, cu-
fiyweight. But we haven't.
The Puzzle.
Il wonder why IL is that out of
the entire empire we can't get one
eood heavyweight" he pondersd
mournfully.
I'VE still hold the Davis cup tro-
ply in tennis, even IL 1t as far away
as Australia. We still hold, the main
polo trophy which we won in 1914.
Our long distance runners, where
stamina is required, have easily held
their own against all comers. We
defended our golf championship, md
then came over and won yours. We
have held UP our end in every either
branch Of sport. but when II comes
to developing a good heavyweight
We have turned out nothing but q
collection of jokes. And yet boxing
10 encouraged throughout the Brit
ish empire, and promising material
is given far more encouragement
than anywhere else. especially more
encouragement than II gets in the
United States. where 1t barred In
SO many localities"
In the meanwhile the British are
still peering into 6he mlsts for one
man who can walk into the ring
with n chance TO win. Beckett. Eng
lands best heavyweight, can't last
two rounds either against a young
Frenchman or a veteran American
who has made no attempt to train
for two or three years. Its a very
disconsolate situation. And no one
dwelling under the Union Jack
seems to know just what can be
done about II.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
BERTS BEST BET,
D-TO-I SHOT, WINS.

Bert Coliyer. The ws<hfnEon
HernId's racing representative sf
New orfeans. scored n tes-~trIke
for fans who fellow his sciiee-
tions throuEk this paper'r esi-
umns again yesterday.
Justice GoebeI, een uine
sleeper, was offered by CsIiyer
Yesterday morning as hts be~t
bet OF the day and those wAsB lad
confidence in his. selection were
well rewarded for GeebeI @Eer
down. at the succuient eaas Of
10 10 ..
In all. yesterday. CeIIyer picked
four OF the seven winners. and
no one of fhem vvas n fsverite
on the bookk- They follows Jus
tice Geebel. 10 10 i, Tkc Moor.
10 u Brotherix Love. > 10 Il.
and Corson. IS TO B.
Not only did he pick four win
nerx. but his second and third
choices ran I'm the money wifi
remarkable accuracy.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
New Orleans Results.

First Race-Trantula, lis (King).
II to 5, to 10, / to .; Ace, lis
CMcGraw), 3 to 8. to 3; Tony Sut-
ton. lis (Collins), to 1. Time,
| :Ol 3-5. Wireless, Rose of Picardy,
Cortez. Philander. Calithump. Mar
tha Grey. Voormir and San Grecque
also ran.
second Race-Justice Goebel, 110
,Rodriguez), 10 to l, 4 to 1, to 8:
The Portu guese, 110 (Heinisch), 1
to 3, / to 6: Carline s., LOG (Babin).
I to 10. Time, 1907 AS. Maiden
Voter, Brunette Lady, Wealthy Ann.
Liberator. Iarghetto- Adrianne r.,
Balarosa, Comancho, Valerie West
and DR.. Hall also ran.
Third Race The Moore, 112
(Stack), to I, to J., even; Sea
Court. 113 (Hamilton), to S, to
5: Silver Springs. 1l5 (Ponce), 2
to 5. Time. 1907 As. Salesman, Re-
Iuctant. Brown Bill, Kinetic, Ma
chine Gunner and Tut also ran.
Fourth Race-Columbia Tenn. l07
! lEingl. 20 to /. to /, to /; Lads
Love, 112 (Nolan). Z to 5, to 5;
Uncle's Lassie. LOG (HeupeD, Z to
| 5. Time, 1:l4 lis. Portlight. Flu
zey. Panaman. Talisman, Archie
Alexander and Mahoney also ran.
Fifth Race-Brotherly Love, l0s
Q.yke). . to 6. l to 2, out: Cock o.
the Roost. 112 ,(King), to 2. to
10: The Wit, l12 (Nolan). out.
Time. 1:4l. Sea Sinner also ran.
sixth Race-Corson, 10s IF. Bry-
SOM, to l, to 5. Z to 10; jack
straw, ia Murray. to 10. 1 to 8:
Aztec. 10e q. J. Mooney. 6 IL l.
Time. 1:I7. Brookland. Madras
Gingham, Ben Hampson. Highland
Lad. John l. Day, capitania, Lady
Ward, Benecia, Dotta's Best, AL
hona and Blue Bannock also ran.
seventh Raee-Pit. los (Heinisch), J,
Q to ]. 6 to 6. 8 to s.: Neenah, I01
(HeupeD. to 8, 3 to 8: Aurum. II0
tPoncc), even. Time. 2:02 2-5.
Paddy Dear. She, Devil. Austral,
Puts and Calls. Tugs and Pindar
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
YANKS BID NATIONAL STAR-JOHNSONA AND LOYAL FIVE
OIL MAGNATE MAY
BUY WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. Dec. I7-Nesetia-
tIons for the sale of the Chicago
white Sex by Charles r. Comis-
key to Jim Crawford. the Tulsa.
Okla. oil magnate are being
quietly conducted, and the deal
may he contaminated before the
opening of the American League
playing season, according to au-
thoritative information. Approx
imateIy 81 1.000,00o In said to be
Involved In the deal.
Comiskey In said TO be ready
to retire from baseball, n he can
get his price for the club. and
Crawford has the money and the
backing tn make the White, Sox
one of the richest clubs i'm the
big Leagues. He In I'm the market
for N major franchise and was
10 have financed one of the clubs
la the American League had the
threatened baseball war mater
InIized.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
BRENNAN SENDS
DEMPSEY TO SEE
EAR SPECIALIST
Doctor Examines Wound
Fails to Make Definite
Statement.

NILES, Mich, Dec. ll-Jacx
Dempseys ear, injured first when
the heavyweight champion won hk
title from Jess willard at Toledo,
went under specialist obsyrya-
tim again here today.
TIL. heavyweight Champion ar
-lveL in Niles, the n "a, o. DR.. Fed
Bonine, noted ear specialist, tris
nft,rncon. The 1octCr closed his
Office and Joined tho, heavy"weight
champion. They moGor-i 10 Benton
Harhcr, where the physician ex.
pecled to examin., tho champions
aar, Dempsey planned to 60 On 10
Chicago, while Or. Bonfire will re-
tufn to Niles tonigh'.
DIR. Bonine said he would be un-
able t. make a report Of the cham
piun's injured ear until SATURDAY.
morning. Reports Were. however.
tha. the ear was IN serious 'coaGi-
tin due TO a>hcdvy blow by Bill
Brennan Tuesday night.
CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Jack Kearns,
manager of Jack Dempsey, here to-
day declared the champions ear
was not injured internally in the
fight with Bill Brennan In. New
York.
"The- blood from his ear in his
fight with Brennan came from an
injury to the lower part of the
outside Of the ear" Kearns Said.
1T was not injured internally"
DO you think the injury which
Dempsey received in the Toledo
fight was reopened in the Brennan
fight?" he was asked.
NO. this was entirely an external
injury" Kearns answered.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
MD.-HOPKINS GRID
RELATIONS SLASHED

Maryland and Johns Hopkins uni
yersities. ancient football rivals. will
not meet on the gridiron next year.
This fact became known when
news was received that the Balti-
more institution had contracted
with Washington and Lee for a
game on Homewood Field next
Thanksgiving Day. Maryland had
previously arranged for game
with North Carolina state on the
same date. This game will also
probably be staged in Baltimore,
giving the rival Maryland teams an
opportunity to discover which is the
better drawing card.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
New Orleans Entries.

First Raee-Five and one-half fur
longs: Rolos10O: Galiot. 109; Charles
A. Byrne, ia; Thornhedge. 112; Ora
leggo, III; "Ring Rose, 109; Win
chester. 105; "Doric, 104; 'Silence,
107; sTan Son. los; Peppery Polly.
los; BaIIygihen, 81; 'omer X, 81:
sLouise wyne, 102. Also eligible:
General Agramonte, 103.
Second Race-Six furlongs: Jock
Scot, 112: ''Back Bay. ITO; Iron
Boy, 1O3; Tan H., ia: sMadrona.
ia; "Bond, Ill; Mandalay, III:
Toe the Mark, 110; Murphy. 109:
sMose, 107: 'By Heck, 107; Ophelia
W., 103; Annie Edgar. 103: Miss
Kruter. 101: 'Pueblo, 100. Also ELI
gible: Brisk, 116 AbIaze, 112.
Third Race-Five and one-half
furlongs: Youneed. 10S; Frederick
the Great, 1o9; Kuklux, 113; 'Marvin
May, III; Title, 113; 'Tableau d'Hon-
peur, 112 Smart Guy, 112: Bobby Al
len, 10S; Lady Luxury. 106: Ground
Swell, 105; 'Hidden Jewel. 103; Phan-
ton Fair. 101; 'Greengold, 100.
Fourth Raee-Six Furlongs: Mus
kalonge, 120: Undine, 30; Loughland.
9S; Lady Stella, 95; Petriarch, 1O2.
Fifth Race-One mile: Tippity
witchett. I24; Eddie Rickenbacker,
I20; War Mask, 116; Sterling. ia;
Rapid Day, 11o; Baladin, 1o2; Danc-
ing Spray, 80.
sixth Race-One mile: sBombast.
105; "Dark HILL 100: 'Glenwell, 81;
Hindoostan. lis; 'Kimpalong, 1l3;
Summer Sigh. 112; 'Phalaris, 10;
waukeag, los; Sugar Mint. los; Mer-
chant, los; Johnny Overton. 107;
Lively, 1o3; 'Nellie Yorke. los; .The
Nephew, 102; sMedusa, 81. Also eli
gible: Commi CT, 115:. Murray. 1O2.
seventh Race-Mile and one-six-
teenth: Scourgeman, 106; sCaptain
Burns, 107: peggy c., 95; sBengali.
10s; Adelante. 10s; Malvolio, 10s;
'Mab. 1o6; Guy Fortune, 1o4; sPhil-
istine, 104; 'Cockroach, 104; sShe
Devil. 1o1; 'willigan, 1o1; 'on High,
s5.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
HUCGINS PINES.
FOR SAM RICE TO
BOLSTER YANKS
Makes Serious Offer for
National Star, but There
Is Not a Chance.
BY JACK NYE

You've got to hand it to Miller
Huggins. midget leader of the New
York Yanks. He's an ambitious sort
of guy.
In his efforts to cure his team Of
a bad case OF nat feet and to make
sure of the gonfalon next season, he
is aiming mighty high.
Recent rumors were to the effect
that Hug was pining for Bobby
Roth. National outfielder, and a lot
Of folks were wondering just what
he wanted with the veteran gardner
Now it appears that he isn't so
strong for Roth at all.
All he wants from Clark Griffith
is Sam Rice, base stealing champion
for 1890, and holder of the worlds
record for chances accepted in the
outfield-
BY this time the Yankee leader
has probably discovered that he had
a bum steer when he visualized Sam
dragging down flies at the Polo
Grounds Unless he should tempt
Mr.. Griffith wit ha record sum of
cash, which is not at all probable.
sam will continue to perform as of
old on Georgia avenue.
Griff was in New York yesterday
attending the American League
meeting and its safe to say he dis
PEELED Huggins' roseate dream.
In the absence of the big chief.
the report that Rice might wear a
Yankee uniform was spiked by Ed
die Eynon, secretary of the baseball
club.
Nothing 20 it snorted Eddie.
It's true that the Yanks ar, after
Rice. buc he's certain to stick with
Washington. He is the last man
Grim would part with. Unless
Washington is out of the league by
next spring. Rice will be seen in the
Cutheld as usual. despite the reports
from New York.
Though Griff is bent on retaining
Rice, he went to New York all prim-
ed for a deal or two. The chances
are that there will be some news
along this line before many hours.
Sam Rice's fielding record, which
was first announced in The Herald
when the baseball season ended, is
given more publicity in the official
averages of the league, Just releas-
ed- BY accepting AS chances-454
putouts and "a assists-Sam broke
the mark set by Max Carey in 1917.
His nearest rival last year was ia
cobson. of St Louis, who handled
3s4 putouts and is assists.
Base runners learned to respect
the whip of Pat Charity last sea-
SON There was a reason.
Just how well oiled Pats arm
was can be seen from the fact that
only one receiver in the league had
more assists to his credit. That
was Cy Perkins, the sensational
youngster OF the Athletics Cy's to-
tai Of assists was .179 in 146 games.
while Charity is credited with 14S
lin only 120 games. Considering the
number Of games which the National
backstop performed. his record
stands on a par with that of Per-
kins.
Joe Judge ranked third among
the drst-sackers, Stuffy McInnis and
Doc johnson leading him. but
George Sisler topped the field at
his position in assists with a mar
gin of forty over his nearest COM
petitor. Sis had 40 assists. and
wslly Pipp was second with an
even 100.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
rOLLYER'S COMMENT
y on the Sport Of Kings
BY BERT Il. COLLYER

Tlppity witchet.
The big train" goes for the
downs today. Never was better in
his whole racing career than right
now and if-like the cocgee bunyip
of Australia-you like to have n
little fiutter on something worth
while, here's your chance. Goes in
the fifth at Jefferson this afternoon
and he'll hurl mud in their eyes
all the way. Eddie Rickenbacker
and Sterling should form the bulk
of the competition. The public has
been making the mistake of play
ing the latter to win at sprinting
distance. He wants to go a route
and should show Improvement here.
In the days opener RolO is the
quiet word slipped to me via the
grapevine. Will have a good boy
in the coop today and the right
money is down hook. line and sink
er. Galiot and Charles A. Byrne
have the balance of-the purse be-
tween them. Jock Scot has the sec
ond as good as won right now.
Nothing much to beat, the going
made to order for him and the route
just right. Brisk was bet on in
China the last time out. Tab closely.
Pueblo holds the others safe.
Out of The old brine barrel they
yank Youneed today. Goes in the
third and will he on the Bill Daley
all the way. One word more. don't
let the price scare you off. Green
Gold is well liked by his stable
following. Tab closely. Smart Guy
should drop into third pocket with
out much effort. Muskallonge and
Loughland have it between them in
the fourth. It's close fit between
those two babies. but personally
fancy the chance OF the former
slightly best because of something
/ know. petrarch should save the
short end of il. GIenwell only
needs a snug ride and clear sail
ing in order to back home nodding
to the folks in. the grandstand.
What's more, | have it straight
from the feedbox that the right peo-
Pile are active. You know what that
means. Cockroach and She Devil
should be fighting it out at the end
for the winners proportion OF the
purse in the last. Personally /
fancy the chances of the former
slightly best. Malvolio Is the long
shot sleeper in the race. Nun sed.
One best bet of the day-TIppIty
witchet.
Best take-a-chance bet-Younesd.
Best parlay-Jock Scot, MuskaI-
Ionge, Hindoostan, to show.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race-Rolo, GalIot, Chas. A.
Byrne.
Second Race Jock Scot. Brisk.
Pueblo.
Third Race-Youneed, Green Gold.
Smart Guy.
Fourth Race MuskaIIongc,
Loughland. Petrarch.
Firth Race-Tippity witchet. Ed
die Rickenbacher. Sterling.
sixth Race - cienwelI, HIndoo-
stan, BOmbnst.
seventh Race - Cockroach, She
Devil, Bensali.
Best bet-Younced.
HAVANA SELECTIONS.
First Race-Wishing, ScintiIIate,
Sooty.
Second Race-FIew High, Lotta
Speed. Bertha Minnix.
Third Race-LegotaI, Sain Rose,
Assign.
Fourth Rnce-Hoenir, BIaxeawsy,
Doctor ID.
Fifth Raee-Discussion, sister
Susie, Ina Wood.
Sixth Race-Blaxonry. Miss sweep,
Rhymer.
Seventh Race-The Wit, Couxtnn-
tin0, Cadillac.
Best Bet-FIew High.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
PLAY GOLF MATCH
IN SNOW STORM

Despite the fact that the
weather man had ordered n driv-
Ing snowstorm for the occasion
played an exhibition match over
"a quartet of Philadelphia golfers
the Whitemarsh Valley Country
Club links recently. J. Wood
Platt and George Hoffner, pres
ent and former Quaker City
champions. respectively, defeated
Jack Burke and Maurice Talman,
professionals, 4 up and 10 piny.
i'Intt turned In the best score Of
the day. making n IS. A big
crowd turned out, nothing daunt-
ed by the snow, and all along the
way IL was necessary for boys to
sweep snow away from the holes.
so that the players could make
their shots.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
SILVER FOILS START
PLAY AT PINEHURST

PINEHURST. n. c., Dec. 1.-THE
Silver Foils opened their tourna-
ment season at Pinehurst today with
4 handicap medal round played on
the No. l course and won by Mrs.
II. NJ. Backham, of Detroit, who led
the field with a round of 10s-1S-91.
Others who finished in the nineties
were Mrs. F. T. Keating. of Spring
Lake, y. J.: Mrs. Herman Ellis, of
Walton Heath. England; Mrs. J. ID.
Armstrong. of New London. and Mrs
Myron Marr, of Boston. Mrs. j. d
Chapman. of Greenwich, won the
low gross honors with a round
of 9S
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
ROBINS PLAN SPRING
GAME WITH GRIFFS

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-Wilbert
Robinson. manager of the Brooklyn
Robins, has issued his call for the
spring training. The club will mo-
bilize in New Orleans. March :. Ex-
hibition games probably will b.
played with the Washington Sena-
tors and the Baltimore Orioles, in
addition to series with the Yankees,
returning home about April 10 FOR
a four-game series with the Yanks.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
CATHOLIC QUINT
DEFEATS LEHICH
INCLOSE GAME
DUNN and Lynch Star as
Brooklanders.Take Open
ing Game, 29 to 27.

Catholic University tossers crack
ed open the college basketball cage
season last night. defeating the fast
and aggressive Lehigh University
quint % to %.
The Brooklanders followed the
ball much better than the Pennsyl-
vanians and there lies the reason
for their victory.
Capt. Dunn and Lynch starred for
the Catholics. the former being re-
sponsible for IL Of his teams points.
Lynch. playing a rowing guard. ran
wild on the Quakers. The boy
made four baskets from. the floor
and was responsible for as many
more made. by his teammates to
whom he continually fed the ball.
Dunn's three baskets were all
long shots from the center OF the
floor. His accuracy with loop shots
added to the clever way in which
the C. u. quint followed the bali
accounts for the margin of the local
boys over their opponents.
Lingle, Lehigh's left forward. was
easily the star of the Quakers, ac-
counting for 81 OF their total points
He made Is of his teams points
shooting from the 15-foot mark
He also Gagged three floor goals, all
of them from hard angles. An
other forward like I.ingle and the
Catholics most certainly would have
been on the short end of the score
Lineup and summary:
Catholic L. (29) Lehigh (27)
Dunn (CaptD IL. F........ Lingle
Kelly ....... X. F...... Maurer
Ebert ......... .C...... Lees
Lynch ........L. c.. .Frain CCaptD
Foscoe ......R. c.. w. Springston
Field goals-Dunn. g.. Kelly, 8;
Lynch. 4: Fosce. /: Lingle. 3: Mau-
rer. i; Lees ]: w. Springston, I.
Foul goafs-Lingle, Is out of 2i;
Dunn. out of Il. substitution
OBrien for Kelly; Gleason for
Ebert: Marshall for Lees: Riley for
Naurer: 4. Sprinston for Riley
Referee-Schlosser &c. u. Umpire
Green tTemple).
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
TRUYTONS PRACTICE
FOR TITLE BATTLE

The Truxton A. c. eleven. which
is to battle the Mohawk gridders
for the 14O-pound championship OF
the District Sunday afternoon at
Seventeenth and d streets south
east, will hold their last practice
before the title game tonight at
Third and c streets northeast All
members of the Truxtons are urged
to be present. as a new set of sig
nails will be issued.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
GONZAGA FIVE TO
INVADE BALTIMORE

The Gonzaga basketball Quint
will invade Baltimore tonight,
playing the fast LOyola Col.
lege quintet in the Monumental
City. Coach Costello has not select
cd the squad which will make the
trip. The Catholics have played only
one floor game this year, but their
showing then gives promise that
they will present some siiff opposi-
tion to local high school quints this
year.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
Donovan Leads Skeeters.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Dec. IL
Pat Donovan, former manager of
the Brooklyn and st. Louis National
League clubs. will lead the Jersey
City International League team next
season, according to Joseph Moran,
owner of the club
The Washington herald., 1920-12-18
Burke signs WITH ReS..
WALTER ASAY BEATS
RICHMOND EASIEY

Walter As1y made a runaway n
his match with Clyde Richmond A.
night in the District pocket bflll I'd.
tournament. at the Grand Ccus -al
Palace. winning by a score OF .Isa
to -. Devil Dog Henshaw. m
beaten so far in the tournamcrt.
will meet William Parsons Morgsv
night. Parsons is expected to prove
a worthy opponent as he has already
won two matches in easy style.