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Evening star., 1920-11-20
WESTERN 135-P0UNDERS
DOWNS CENTRAL eleven

When it drubbed Central Z to 0 yes
terday Western tied Tech for premier
honofs In the first annual high school
championship series for 135-pound
elevens. Tech trounced the Blue and
White youngsters early in the cam
paign, but it's contest on a muddy field
with western was scoreless. Neither
Eastern nor Business had team in
the title fight.
Westerns touchdown was made in
the fourth period when Hageage. after
receiving a forward pass from WEIGH
er, ran thirty-five yards to Centrai's
goal. Evans kicked for the extra
point. Twice before Western had
threatened to score. but was checked
by CentraPs sturdy forwards.
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LEWIS DEFEATS BASHAM
Knocks Him Out in the Nineteenth
Round-Young Bob FitEsim-
mona In Winner.

LONDON, November 2o.-Ted Kid
Lewis last night knocked out Johnny
Basham, former welterweight cham .
pion of England. in the nineteentn Oh
a twenty-round bout in Albert Hail:
Lewis sent his opponent down Ior
the count of eight, and then. when
Basham arose, landed q terrinc rlsht
to the point of the jaw.
The bout was for the weltefweight
championship of Great Britain. when
Lewis wrested from Basham three
months ago. 1t was a rd-fought
contest, and anybody's up to the
eighteenth round. when, Basham. al
though bleeding freely from an In
jured ear. was fighting gamely.
ELIZABETH. N. j.. November 20
Young Bob Fitzsimmons. son or the
former heavyweight champion. in his
first appearance in the ring after
years absence, defeated Carl Danner,
a local heavyweight, here last night
in the fourth round. The referee
halted the match to save Danner from
further punishment.
TOLEDO. Ohio. November 20.-Tem-
my Gibbons of st. Paul and Chuck
Virgins of Indianapolis will meet in
a twelve-round bout here the night of
December 6. They are light heavy
weights;
CLEVELAND. Ohio, November 20
Young Andy CLANCY of Philadelphia
was given the newspaper decision
over Johnny Murray of New York
in a ten-round bout here last night.
NEW YORK, November 2o-Billy
de Foe of st. Paul received the judges
decision over Gene belmont of Mem
pl1is, at the end of a fifteen-round
bout last night
Evening star., 1920-11-20

Milady came swathed In skins of
seal or mink, squirrel or raccoon, not
withstanding that the day was one of
Indian summer mildness. The men,
ward. included leaders of the coun-
try's politics, society or business.
many of the latter having abandoned
for the time the concerns of panicky
market places to renew college spirit
or to get inspiration from the specta-
Gle of man to man competition, and a
test of team play. with collegiate hon
ors at stake
The Crimson team. which had rested
overnight at Derby. came to the bowl
with confidence; Yale. took the field
with hope. For Harvard the season
had been a success, and the results of
it's previous games augured well for
it's showing against the ancient rival,
Yale. This was reflected by the offers
of Crimson enthusiasts of wagers at
odds of to l and 3 to l. with some
Yale takers.
The blue had only hopes to build on,
its team having suffered reverses in
its anti -climax of last week at Prince
ton. and in the game with Boston Col
lege several weeks ago. But with the
hope was a spirit represented in it's
bulldog mascot, and the undergrad
uate slogan. posted in dormitories
and in dining halls, was: Are we
downhear arted?" With the answer
written boldly, "No."
The line-ups were somewhat in
Jones of Yale and Fisher of Harvard
Withholding final word on several
positions until their players took the
field. Each had it's full strength avail
able. and it was believed that vir-
tually two elevens would be used by
The probable lineup at the outset
was:
Evening star., 1920-11-20
OLD RIVALS BATTLING
ON THE PACIFIC COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, November 90
Final games of the 1920 Pacific coast
conference foot ball race will be
played today. California meets STAN
ford and Oregon plays the Oregon
Aggies.
Both of today's games are tradi-
tional contests between old rivals
In addition, the Stanford
game will decide the championship
and possibly the winning team will
be asked to play an eastern eleven
at Pasadena, Calf, New Year day.
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u. S. Poloists Selected
To Play British Four

NEW YORK. November no.
Omcinl announcement OF the
line-up of the American polo
team that will 20 to England
next summer to compete I'm the
INTERIM AtiOnal games is expected
in n few days. Un0fMcinlly, It
was reported today that the
team would be made up as fol-
lows. Rumsey Mt 1, Watson
Webb at z, II. Hitchcock. jr.. at
3, and Milburn mt back, StOd.
dard as forward substltute and
Hopping ms back substitute.
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Ohio State, in first place, with an
undefeated record and victories over
wisconsin, Michigan, Chicago and
Purdue. was slight favorite over
the IllihL However, the latter team.
playing on its own field. was deter
mined to offset the defeat by WIS.,
Wisconsin. facing Chicago. was
given the advantage by previous
scores. Indiana was at Purdue for
their annual battle Iowa went out
side the conference to tussle with the
Ames Aggies at Ames. Northwestern
received Notre Dame at Evanston in
the most important Of the non-con-
ference games.
Michigan went north to grip with
the Minnesota eleven. Nebraska
meets the Michigan AgEies at Lincoln
in the only other game OF Importance
in the middle west. The Cornhuskers
hoped to save their men for the con-
test with Washington State, Thanks
giving day.
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ALABAMA AND GEORGIA.
IN BIG DIXIE CONTEST

ATLANTA. November 20.-Although
many OF the big eleVens were rest
ing up in anticipation of their Thanks
giving day battles. today was not
without its major foot ball contests in
the south. Most important was the
clash between the undefeated uni
versities Of Alabama and Georgia.
Both teams are heavy and appear to
be well matched. Last year two field
goals by Halfback OConnor gave
Alabama a 6-to-0 victory.
One other big game is that between
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
Centre College at Louisville.
Auburn, Georgia Tech and Virginia
Military Institute were among. the
elevens idle.
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$4,000. A RECORD CROWD,
AT CRIMSON-BLUE FRAY
Cambridge Eleven, Topheavy Favorite, Goes
Takes Field Hopeful and Full of Fight
ny the Associated Press.


EW HAVEN Conn, November 20-Harvard
IN grips ball today partisan
attends this autumna sports classic,
As spectacle the
game country Only
automobile speedway has sports
within an ncosure.
Of the Yale bowl spacious setting the 1ooad
gridiron which the
be decided ringd round with display
Fully $4,000 there-74473
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CONTEST IN YALE BOWL
DOMINATES ALL OTHERS

NEW YORK, November 2o.-The
historic Yale-Harvard contest at New
Haven easily dominated all other foot
ball matches on eastern gridirons to-
day in point of general interest
Other games Of outstanding i'm
portance were the Dartmouth-B Brown
clash at Boston. the Pennsylvania
Columbia contest at the Polo Grounds
in this city and the Syracuse Colgate
match at Syracuse.
Dartmouth was generally favored in
the wagering to tame Brown. on the
strength of the Green's steady i'm
provement in the past few weeks.
Columbia and Pennsylvania appar-
emily were fairly evenly matched.
with the Red and Blue slight
favorite. Syracuse. on paper, had a
wide margin over Colgate.
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R. tiUME'S POINTER FIRST
IN FIELD TRIAL STAKE

Philanthropist. Rawlings Hume's
white and livered pointer. won the all
ages stake in the National Capital Field
and Trials Club event at Bradley Hills
yesterday. He is a son of Arnud Ham
and his mother is Washers Nell. Phil
anthropist was handled by w. G. Humid
ley Of Callando, Va.
Coca Cola Boy, white and black set
ter, owned by w. K Mcdowell of
Charleston, S. c., and handled by Harry
S. Newell of Roba, Ala, was second.
Nelrs Ozark Lady, owned by w. P.
Baldwin, was third.
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Honor Foot Ball Coach.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. November 20
This is pat Page day" at Butler
College. In appreciation for the splen-
did showing Page has made with this
Butler foot ball team, which woh six
consecutive games and annexed the
Indiana Collegiate Athletic League
championship. the faculty and student
body today will honor him with q
parade, a snake dance and a bonfire
celebration.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
BUCKEYES SEEK GAME
WITH OKLAHOMA TEAM

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. November 20
Possibility OF a post game be-
tween the University of Oklahoma
and Ohio State. which might develop
into q big ten Missouri valley inter-
conference championship. gave new
impetus to the closing stages Of the
years foot ball campaign In the Mis-
souri valley today.
A tentative ofref for a game be-
tween the two teams at Columbus g
week from today was received last
night by Benny owen, Oklahoma
coach, from Charles p. Newell OF phio
state. Oklahoma has had q Arm hold
on the Missouri valley conference
leadership throughout the season.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
SOLDIERS WILL ROOT
FOR COMRADE IN BOUT

Fort Myef soldiers will motor to
Ardmore. Md, next Tuesday night to
see their comrade. Frenchy LemotteS 1
clash with Joe Rienzey in one OF the
four si4-round preliminaries Of the
Maryland. club boxing tournament.
The artillerymen ana cavalrymen will
be guests of the management. Patsy
Donovan of Washington and frankie
Murray of Philadelphia. fyweights,
will oppose in the main mill.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Women Aid in Handling
Harvard-Yale Thron9

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Nevem-
her M.-Wnr service Of the
Wellesley relief unit IL being
turned to account at the Yale
Harvard game today, members
of the New Haven Club having
announced canteen and motor
parking arrangements i'm which
women figure. This In the first
big gnme I'm which women have
had q share ,a the arrange.
ments.
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OHIO STATE IS FAVOR|TE
Appears to Have Slight Edge on
Illinois in Game for big
Ten" Title.

CHICAGO. November 20.-The CHI
max of the western foot ball con-
ference's 1s2e season today presented
six teams in CLOSE race for the first
four positions in the final standing,
Ohio. State, Illinois. Wisconsin, IN
diana, Iowa and Chicago.
The center of attention was direct
ed to Ufbana, ILL.,, where the 1919
champions, Illinois, and runner-up.
Ohio State, meet to decide the cham
pionship.
The standings. before the games to-
day. were.
Evening star., 1920-11-20

Baylor University. 20; Howard
Payne, 3.
Rice Institute, 40: Southwestern
Texas Normal, o.
Phillips University, 0: Kendall Col
lege, 0.
Hamline University, 2I; North Da-
kota Aggies. 8.
Presbyterian College. z: Davidson n
Evening star., 1920-11-20
ATEN TO PILOT
TENNIS TEAM AT G, w,

Ralph Aten has been appointed
manager and w. B. Gloven assistant
manager of the George Washington
tennis team. Other athletic officers
appointed by the university's student
council are J. S. Zimmerman and N.
c.. Johnson. assistant foot ball man
ayers; G. e. Graham. assistant basket
ball manager, and Joseph Garnett, as
sistant base ball manager,
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DAILY Wins With Cue.

CHICAGO, November 20-John Daly
of New York yesterday won his fourth
straight game in the preliminaries
of the national three cushion billiard
tournament. defeating Jess Lean of
Denver, SO to 80.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Stamina, Speed, Courage,
Spell "Thorouehbred"

NEW YORK, November 2O.-
Among the most interesting
visitors at the national horse
show Mt the Madison Square
Garden is John +. Madden Of
Lexington. KY. one Of our great-
est breeders and trainers-In
fact, the greatest. Last night.
accosted between events. he was
asked what were the chief
chNracteristics possesaed by the
th0rouxhbred and not seen in
the lesser breeds Of horsefesh.
sStaminn, speed and courage"
was the quick reply.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Honey Signs With DODGERS.

NEW YORK, November 20-Ed Ko-
netchy. first baseman of the Brooklyn
| National League team, has returned
his signed contract for the 1921 sea-
son, it was announced today The
only other players who have signed
so far are Manager Wilbert Robinson
and Ivan Olson.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Central Cancels Game.

Central High School Cancelled it's foot
ball game with the Senate Preps. arigin-
ally scheduled for today. The Blue and
White will scrimmage with its reserves
in getting ready for the title contest
with Tech next Wednesday.
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Seeks Intersectional Game

TOLEDO. Ohio. November 2e.-scott
High School foot ball team, holder Of
the intersectional scholastic title NV
virtue of defeats handed three eastern
teams in three successive years ia
negotiating for a post-season game
with Los Angeles. Calf, on Christmas
day.
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GEORGETOWN SHOULD BE THE VICTOR
IN GAME WITH WASHINGTON AND LEE
BY H. G. BYRD.

EORGETOWNS should defeat the Washington and
this The Blue and Gray
better shape than the Lexington squad according
each Not having
weeks
duhe faced the taineer
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Yachtsmen to Meet.

TOLEDO. Ohio. November 2o.-The
annual winter meeting of the Inter-
lake Yachting association, which is
composed of boat and yacht clubs on
the great lakes, will be held in To-
ledo December 4.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
in Chief of Several Grid Championship Battles Today
FALL GUY" SEASON ON:
SIX-DAY BIKEMEN READY
BY EAIRPLAY.

YORK Gouet champion
bit worried the the Cycling
Association with the outw xday which
I'D Regiment Armo York night Practically all
crack American riders, he said the
doesn't make much difference what the doesn't
for the foreign plugger they don't know
the n C. A., declaring s authority
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Grant School Team Wins.

The Georgetown Division A soccer
championship went to Grant School YES
.eroay. when it defeated Toner School.
feated this season.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Gibs Form Bowling Team

Gibraltar Athletic Club has organized
a junior bowling team. which will be
managed by Q. Faina Matches with
the GIBBS may be arranged by writ,nn
the manager, at 30S 14th street.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Will Hold Auto Events

SAVANNAH. Ga, November %
Savannah Automobile Club will hold
road races on Thanksgiving day, the
feature event being a fifty-mile event
for President Taggart's trophy and
81 900 in cash.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Centre Turns Down v. M. I.

Centre College will play Texas
Christian University at Fort Worth
New Year day, but has turned down,
because of faculty objections. chal-
lenge from Virginia Military Institute
for a post-season game.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Gilman PLAYS Tome.

BALTIMORE. Md. November 90
The schoolboy foot ball championship
of Maryland is at stake in a game be-
tween Gilman Country School. Balti-
more, and Tome School, at Port De-
posit, this afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Hot Springs for Pirates.

PITTSBURGH. November 20.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates again will train
at Hot Springs Ark, next spring.
many years.
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Oak Park to Play DAYTON.

| CHICAGO. November 20.-Oak Park
High School foot ball eleven, prepara-
tory school champions of Chicago,
will meet the Dayton, Ohio. Steel
High School at Dayton, December 4.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Fight Clans worried.
Turf Atmosphere Cleared.

The harmonious meeting between
omcials of the jockey club and the
Maryland State Racing Association
will make for better sport. Those
who represented southern interests
were w. p. Riggs of the Maryland
Jockey Club. George Brown and ]. p.
Kennedy of the Maryland Racing As
sociation.
These men were made to under
stand that the jockey club had no
ambition to be high-handed or to
dominate countrywide racing. Facts
in the splendid fight which the New
Workers have been making for clean
racing in the past two years were cit
ed: Dishonest riders and other bad
innuences have been ruled OF. and
nolor1ous gamblers have been quietly
but enectually checked The result
mas been the growing confidence of
the public and record breaking At
tendance figures.
So. the result Of the conference was
In every way satisfactory, a better
understanding was reached all around.
Another meeting will be held soon.
Copyright. 1901
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Victory for q. q. Props.

The Georgetown Props of Garrett
Park, Md, yesterday vanquished the
Briarley Hall eleven, 10 to Z. The win
ners' touchdowns were made by Doel-
ger, Barber and Devereaux
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Cue EXPERT Wins Twice,

Joseph Concannon, New York pocket
billiard expert, easily disposed of To-
cal GUESTS in exhibition matches yes
terday. Tolson was defeated, 125 to
S3, and Assay. 125 to 49,
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Rockville Wins at Soccer,

RockvilIe's eleven defeated the Gath.
ersburg team yesterday for the soccer
championship of the Montgomery county.
Md, high schools. The score was /
goal to O.. In three previous meetings
the teams had tied
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Linworth Five Is Ready

Linworth Athletic Clubs basket ball
team is arranging its schedule. Quints
wanting games should write Roger E.
Davis, 221 18th street southwest, or
telephone Franklin 1924.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Stecher Throws Youska

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 20
Joe Stecher threw Frank Youska in
two straight falls here last night.
Evening star., 1920-11-20

TIE southeast Ssldsets and the Trim
ity Midgets will clash tomorrow after
noon on the gridiron at 5th and L
l2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-11-20

Copyright 1920. by H. C. Fisher. Trade marx
registered D. 8. Pat. O6.l
Evening star., 1920-11-20
Woodring q Soph at Syracuse.

Allen Woodring. 200-meter Olymp bic
champion. is sophomore at Syracuse
University. :. Z
Evening star., 1920-11-20

With the six-day race begins New
York's open season for fall guys.
Just why so many thousands should
pay so much good money to sit in A
smoky. dimy lighted building and
see a crowd of cyclists grind round
and round wooden track has never
been made quite clear. But they do.
It's crowd peculiar TO itself, a crowd
such as no other event in the country
Calls out. Compared to ii the fight
crowds one sees look as swagger and
intelligent and as well dressed as a
convention of Wall street maSnates
Motley Crowds Attend.
OF course. you will find all sorts and
conditions at these races. but the pre-
vailing tone seems to be set by the
Gopher and Hudson duster and other
New York gangs; by the street.
gamins. office boys and nondescript
lowbrows. The best patronage
should say, comes from out-of-town
cities. where interest in cycling 10
fostered on the basis of real racing.
In the past at the Madison Square
Garden the sprints have been pro-
duced in homeopathic doses
While the Madison Square Garden
race in December will be shy on Ameri-
can talent. ii will produce lot of for
elgn brilliants. including Egg. Pianai.
Brocco, Bolloni. Suter Defeats. Persyn,
A<Sohc, NdIiiich, van NdnllDerRer
and MIGUEL. These men, if they can keep
clear of the influence of the hard-boiled
American trainers. will be inclined to
put up real race, since in Europe the
crowd demands lot of tobasco in the
long-distance pulls OF the Americans
Bob Spears, who won the world cham
pion sprint title, will appear in the Gar
den Show. teaming up. perhaps. with
Frank Kramer. With the crack for
eigners and this American combination.
the N. c. A wouldn't have to whistle
for people to come to the garden.
Fight Clans Worried.
Say. what's the Guv going to do?"
You don't meet a fighting man who
doesn't jab you with this question. 1t
refers to Gov.-elect Miller of New
York, who on the subject of fighting
is SO close mouthed that he makes a
clam seem like a phonograph. He has
the goat of every fighter and pro
moter In the metropolis. Added to this
Is the statement attributed to a re-
publican leader thatn his opinion
leases on buildings TOR boxing pur-
poses won't be worth much five years
from now.
Evening star., 1920-11-20
FOOT BALL RESULTS.

Totals. .4is 4s7 4s4 Totals. .5Is 5I7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-20

Serfa inGtil que cerrascmos los oios
ante ell hechO patente de que en- todos
los ambitos de Ia America Central
de Ia America del Sur han venido cri-
ticando muchO los metodos que los nor
teamcricanos emplean en- el comerciO
dc eXportaci0n., Un estudiO detenidO
de Ia verdadera situaci0n revela ell
hcho lie que, 81 sc tiene en- cuenta ell
volumen de nuestro comercio con las
Repdblicas centrO amerieanas sud
americanaa los casos sea que ha ha-
bido falta de equidad son muy CON
tadqs. La dificuEad ha consiStido en-
la carencia de un organismio que sea
genuine representative de nuestro co
mercio de exportaci6n, y que haga po-
sible Ia obssrvancia de nl6todos o re-
glas bien detinidos Tarde % temprano
.hs exportadores de este pals no solo
sa organiZaran en- debida forma, sino
que, ademds, estableceran tribunalns
de comercio ante los cuales Sc vqr;in
y fallardn don prontitud cualcsquiera
mpu.acicneaS 0 cargos que Sc hagan,
a)or falta de equidad en- las transac-
clones cOmerciales, tomandose las me-
l:das coldenatorias que procedan con
ira los delincuentes. La injusticia
del actlal estado de cosas, consis-
te EN- la buena reputation de la
inmensa mGyorfa de los que cumplen
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sus obligaciones la
daflan unos cuantos pfcaros descara-
GO; a quienes no les importa sacliti-
gar la reputation a trueque de obte-
n3r inmediatas ganancias. En- los cir
culos comarciales de la America Cen
tralsy de la America del Sur, siempre
Sc dfscutea largamente los casos de
fraudes-que son relativamante pocos
" clio cOntribuye producer Ia
creeGlcia de que les nacesario estar
alerta cuaRdo Sc trata con los van
quisF. Tai creencia afecta algo aun
mas trascenGental que la reputation
de nuestros comcrciantes-con ser es-
ia muy importante-por cuanto en- de-
finitiya ejerce Influenza funesta en-
Ia actitud de los pueblos de las Repu-
blicas de La America Central v de la
America del Sur, hacfa ell pueblo de
los Estados Unidds. Por 10 tanto, la
completa extinction del actual motive
de queja adquiere la importancia de
una question International de verda-
dera trascendencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-20
Ejemplares agotados.

Numerosos ejemplares de las nove-
las de JAVIER DE MONTEPIN rs.
NJ. ell Dinero" y "S. A. ell Amor,
existentes en- varias librerias de esta
ciudad Sc han vendido rapidamente
desde que la Mundial Film Co. hizo
|p1blica la noticia de la llegada de dos
bellas y emocionantes producciones
cinematografcas, basadas en- las no.
velas citadas Y con la eximia Y afa-
mazda actriz francesa FABIENNE
FABREGUES, como protagonista.
Sc estrenaran dicha cinta, que son
en- tres jornadas, en- los cine RIALTO
~ TRES BANDERAS, en- ell mes pro-
cionados las intensidades dramati-
ximo Y va hay gran numero de aft
cas- en- la pantalla, que estan anotan-
do sus abonos. Advt