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New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Hermann Denies
Roush Deal; ''Moa'an
Will Stand Pat''

CINCINNATI, Feb 29.--There will
be no trades involving the regulars OF
the Cincinnati baseball team. August
Hermann, president Of the champion
Reds, made this declaration when told
to-day of New York dispatch stating
that Manager McGraw of the Giants
had offered to exchange "Pep" Young
for Eddie Roush and Larry Kopf.
"There is not one word Of truth in
any report that Roush, Kopf or any Of
our regular players is going to be
traded to New York or any other club
said Mr.. Herrmann
Manager Moran intends to stand
pat on his winning team. We hope to
have all the boys signed up and ready
to leave for the training camp on Fri
day morning, but, whether they are
signed or not, there will be no trade.
Manager Moran will be in Cincinnati
Tuesday, and will accompany the team
to Miami on Friday
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
WrestAers Arrive
For Bouts Here
k'O-t lOrrOW NigIlt

All the gladiators who will partic-
pate in the wrestling double-headcr
tomorrow night at the Garden are
due in town this morning. Earl Cad
dock is en- route from Sioux City;
'Strangler" Lewis is coming from the
South; Salvatore Chevalier is heading
from Montreal and jim Londos is ar
irving from Detroit. This means that
the quartet Of graphing stars will be
ready for their battles tomorrow eve
ming.
The result of to-morrow's struggles
means the elimination OF two grapplers
from the possibility of the worlds
mpionship. Those four wrestlers
are the four nearest to Stecher and
the best OF the quartet will be en-
titled to a chance at the worlds title.
Caddock is keen for return match. as
he claims he wasn't really at his best
when Stecher beat him a few weeks
ago.
To obtain this chance Caddock must
summarily remove the French idol
from his path. This will be a hard
proposition, as Chevalier conquered all
the leading wrestlers on the other side
in tournament in which C.ddock re-
fused to compete. The French cham
pion has height and weight in his
favor, two advantages that count
heavily in a struggle Of this descrip-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
City College Five
And n. Y. u. TO Play
or Court Tile

Arrangements have been finally CON
summated for the contest between the
basketball teams of New York Uni-
versity and the College of the City OF
New York for the Metropolitan
championship to be played this Satur-
day night. The scene of the struggle
was originally set for the court Of she
Lavender and White, but the unpre-
cedented demand for tickets made it
necessary to procure the use Of the
22d Regiment Armory at 169th Street
and Broadway.
Both the local quintettes have con-
quered Columbia University on the
court, thereby leaving the question Of
the city titlc to be decided this
Saturday. when the two uptown col
lcges meet. The fves are evenly
matched, and both have gone through
hard schedules with but one defeat
each to their credit
In the event OF victory falling 20
the University Heights team, they
will have wiped out their defeat by
the Army last December, and be IN
position to challenge the University
of Pennsylvania for try at the n
tercollegiate championship.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
@'B}abe" Ruth Big Attraction
Al Way Stations In South

Ruth Everybody seemed anxious for
peep at the new home-run sensation.
Ruth, who owns & cigar factory in
Boston, distributed samples with Law
ish hand, which won the admiration of
the rockies. This king of swat seems
really delighted with his transfer. lie
is no more delighted than any veteran
of the Yankees. All sec in his acquisi-
tion the big slice Of next falls world
series melon.
That the Yankees all mean business
the coming season was evidenced by
the fine physical condition in which
almost without exception they re
ported. Del Pratt and Ping Bodie. for
example, who usually nave to work off
twenty pounds or more, are almost at
playing weight.
A number Of New York and Broaa.
lyn sporting celebrities viii watch the
Yankees and Dodgers in training. John
Giepier, the bell COW rooter Of Flat
bush, and George Palcy, the wel-known
smoker king, were two of dozen
camp followers who came down for
tusslo with Colonel Bogie on the side.
Colonel T. L. Huston, who has been
at Dover Hall for the past week, plans
a big housewarming party for next
Sunday. Three or four Of the Baltimore
members are coming down at that time
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
TIE Football Rules Con,,nifteo

E'e intercollegiate football on March
will consider of changes rules bord1v
fooaoe ta VIII get beyond the
most OF One of
within number n1,1
ard to sec where this would
ho'her proposed
posts do work for anv STARTLING nnr+
IN the Another
debate Will be the proposition abolish
change has ~
matter which does involve changes rules but which
concerns all or those interested football
ehe payers 1t IS believed that there much opposition
he proposal this time Only old coach opnoses H
eo IS limited to the East Most the football teams insist
m numbering OF the players understand of the mora
Uehta colleges that have
payers arc Wiling withdraw from this next neno ad
WI" De mace OF the committee
This certainly will to general publs enovnen+ - 49,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Mrs. C. f. Arnott Takes
Shoot at Pinehurst

PINEHuRsT, N. c.. Feb. 29.-Tnc
weekly shoot for ladies at the rifle
range was won by Mrs. G. f. Arnott
East Orange. with 145 out of a pos
sible $50. Mrs. ]. I. Grady, Brook
lyn, had Id; Mrs. Aldenhutzler,
Richmond 1870; and Mrs. w. 7. Cor
lett, Cleveland, 1875.
The putting contest for ladies was
won by Mrs. L. F. f. Wanner, Hemp
stead. with % for the IL holes
on the clock green. There was tie
at 23 for second prize among Mrs. c..
S. Waterhouse, Ardsley, Miss Carolyn
Bogat, Moore County, and Mrs. ]. IL.
Horner. Pittsburgh.
More than 300 will start tomorrow
and Tuesday in the 36-hole qualifying
round of the sixteenth annual spring
golf tournament, George Mclean,
Great Neck, with 37-37--74 was the
leader in the pro exhibition match over
No z courSa this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Foreign Riders Arrive
To-day for Big Race

Six of Europe's greatest cycling
stars will arrive to-day on the Car
mania to enter the sx-day race which
starts one minute after midnight next
Sunday at Madison Square Garden. the
list including Brocco, Speissens. Buysse,
Dupuy, De Ruyter and Godivier. The
last-named pair will ride as team in
the race and are considered to be the
equal of Egg on the other side.
The Newark Velodrome is in fit
shape for the riders to work on, the
American stars having finished their
job of clearing the snow off the
wooden saucer Saturday. The entire
field entered in the race will be in bet
ter condition for the long grind than
ever before and many surprises are
looked Tor during thA race
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Bakers Shooting
Wins Him 2 Caps
AT Trayers island
March ist.

Thirtyfour gunners. the largest se.d
that has gathered this season for
Sunday shoot, TOOK part in the lnll
event of the month over the 1rayers
Island traps of the New Yora Athletic
Club yesterday. The conditions we're
about right for shooting, and as q pee
suit the majority of the scores were
good.
The high scratch prize went to- 2. 3.
Cole, who had card os % out of gos-
sible 100 targets. r. B. Sloan won HE
high handicap cup. The Baermet,r
Cup was taken by r. L. Spots. who re-
turned card of 40 out OF possible 20
targets. AS usual, legs on the othef
weekly cups were taken by the guana
with full scores of 25 target
Being the final Sunday of the mont3.
all Of the events came To an end T.
Baker was the largest winner He tloa
both the Byronel and the president
cups. The Tournament Cup went to
c. A. Brown. The Lyon Memoir.
Trophy for February was taken lt
R. S. Smith. The Buermyer Cup wet
to D. I. Bradley.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Billiard Tournament
To Start Next " eek

More than the usual interest among
the wielders of the cue is beng nani-
Tested in the fourth annual competition
for the Poggenberg cup. The series,
which represents the only handicap for
balk line stars conducted ander the
direction of the National Associat.,
of Amateur Billiard Players, wii bes
next Monday on the tables al tha Ra-
tional Recreation Academy, Brookiyn.
Under the rules originally Formulated
by the executive committee the compe-
tition is open to all Of the amateur
balk line players whose rating
classes A, B or is established by the
officials of the governing body. Among
the Glass A contestants are - be Franz
els S. Appleby and Edgar T. App.e0y.
who will make their first attempt "a
gain the famous trophy. There .s also
the possibility that David McAadless jr.
will return 10 this ct, following 40
deciding OF the nationa. ritia g. Bos-
ton TO play
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Home Run King Scatters
Cigars With Lavish Hand
-NRarquard Joins Band
By w. !. Macbeth

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 29.-Scouts
Joe Kelly and Bob Connery will put
the Yankees through their training
PAGES for the next few days until Man
ager Miller Huggins, who is i'll in New
lork, is recovered sufficiently to get on
the job The groundkeeper, Phil
scheme, has everything but the wealth
I man fixed. 1t was raining torrents
vhen the train arrived here late to-
VI, with prospects for continued
yet spell, according to the old inhabi-
1nts.
The trip South was without hitch or
Incident. All the Yankees booked to
pin en- route appeared as per schedule.
tube Marquard, the celebrated Brook
IN southpaw, was member of the
jarty from Baltimore.
The Yankees attracted more than GUS
1omary attention at the few stops
made. The reason appeared to be "Babe"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Tie Scores Feature
Shoot at LarcIlmont

Ties were the feature Of the shoot
ing at the Larchment Yacht Club yes
terday. n the shoot for tho high
scratch prize Dr.. ". B. Short and II.
E. West each broke 81 out of pos
sible 100 targets. On the first shoot
off at 25 targets they each ran straight.
On the second shoot-otf the doctor
kept his eye and finally won the prize
by Do to 43 targets.
Three gunners tied with full scores
of 100 targets for the high handicap
prize. They were L. C. Daley, NJ. f.
Knight and S. j. Duffey. On the first
shoot-off DALEY and knight again tied,
Duffey falling by the wayside. The
second string of % found the two lead
ers still running neck and neck. On
the third string DALEY beat out Knight
by total of rs to f3 targets.
The scores made in the original
sbont ara fCIicvc.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Hagen and Smith
Defeat Robertson
On Florida Links
Special Correspondence to The Tribune
BELLEAIRE HEIGHTS. Fla Fah 90

Walter Hagen, open golf champion,
defeated Jim Barnes, of st. Louis, and
Davle Robertson, of the Detroit Coun-
try Club, here to-day by up and / to
play. Hagen carried the burden of the
match for his side, but Smith was
there when needed most.
Hagen and Smith started out by win
ning the first two holes, Hagen getting
the second in birdie 8. He messed
up the fourth by getting into trap
but had plain sailing after this until
the match was over.
Barnes was not so steady as usual.
Robertson brought the match to even
terms by birdie on the ninth and &
birdie on the tenth. but missed shor,
puts on the twelfth and put his side
one down again. Barnes also missed
a short one here. The match ended
on the seventeenth, when Hagen sank
tenfooter for a 3.
The scores figured out as follows:
Hagen and Smith, best ball, 70; Barnes
and Robertson. best ball, ii. Indi-
vidual scores Hagen, 72; Smith. II;
Barnes, 73; Robertson, 76.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Maranville Departs
With Braves for Camp

BOSTON, Feb. 2s-Two members
of the Boston National League base
ball team, inhelder Horace Ford and
pitcher Cy Morgan, started for the
Braves Southern training grounds at
Columbus, Ga. in company with Wal
ter f. Hapgood, the teams business
manager, and several newspaper
correspondents.
Outdelder Eayres joined the party
at Providence, r. l.. and Walter
Maranville, the star shortstop,
boarded the train at New Haven.
Other members of the team were to
be picked up in New York and Wash
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Battle Of STATEN Island"

Al Roberts and Eddie Josephs will
box eight rounds at the Bayonne A. A.
Greeaville, Scheutzen Park, on Tues
day night for the championship of
Staten Island. Both Roberts ana Jo-
sephs live in the Borough of Richmond.
and betting on the outcome of the bat
tie IS said To be lively across the bav.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
West Virginia's Baseball Plans

MOKGANTOWN, ". Va, Feb. 60
The University Of West virginia's
baseball team will play it's biggest
baseball series, that with Washington
and jefferson. here on May 13 and ID.
The games come the week following
West Virginia's Eastern trip. Pitts
burgh, the Mountaineers' other big
rival, viii lalso play two games here,
on Mar % and 90
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Tigers SIGN Pitcher

DETROIT. Feb. 2o--Frank Okrie,
southpaw,s who seeks regular berth
Frank Bowerman, who caught Christy
Mathewson when with the Giants,
thinka.9sl n OkxaA
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
ORR ginal CeItics Five
Defeats Bridgeport

The Original Ccltics basketball team
scored its sixty victory of the
season yesterday afternoon by defeat
ing the Bridgeport quintet at the Cen
trail Opera House by score of 36 to q.
Barry and Smolick starred for the
Celtics, while Dehnert starred for the
losers.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Princeton Games March 20

Announcement was made yesterday
that the Princeton Club, Of this city,
would conduct its annual interscholas-
tic track and field games at the 22d
Regiment Armory on the afternoon Of
March 20. Two thousand entry blanks
have been forwarded to hinh and pre-
paratory schools an New York and New
Iorsaw
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
The AStute Mr.. KiIba,ac

ER not much craftsmanship boxing
The other night Johnny Klbane
$1,000 forfeit from Benny Vaga
the ring weighing thequarc Of
This in itself would agreed
weight But he had
The champon he maintained, and he had the %
1t recalls the famous quabbe
Godleld Nelson natural had
trouble making the old lightweight Nolan manager of
weigh in with his fighting tog There nothing specified
point IN the Queensbey rules but
rules that all points by
London Prize
weigh
This aeness the something Of
aVore IN the mining fairly
put Nolan The stepped the
the bout full costume and did bulge
srrng and the carefully watching proceedings with
view to collecting in his life
lost his temper and about Noans law
when Tex Rckard
lhey tell funny Joe Wocott when boxing the
coast and considerable
colt training the bay
down anything the weight His an inspr
tie Nolcott
ana kept nm heavng coal until few
os enough weight to prevent him from having forfeit
In view OF banes action the other night it to this
little Jhhy Wlde who
hops into the ring with Of American bantams
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Italian Club Downs
Jersey Five AZ to :3}$8s 3}8

The Italian Catholic Club basketball
team added to its list of victories when
it downed the Jersey Separates in a
contest at Webster Hall yesterday by
a score Of AZ to 3S. Free scoring en-
llvened the game, with the Italian boys
holding slight lead throughout Cap
tain Dondero and Mcnamara featured
in the victory, with seven field goals
each.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01

IN ALL FAIRNESS
K ~ ~ By w. O. M'GEEHAN

HERE have bsn whispers the that
magnaes planning o drop quietly" baseball
who have been betting baseball nnuendo
have been passed about regarding these
baseball players have been connected with gambling baseball
they should be dropped they should whispered
the This fair and the handle
that supposed to be the American sport
If players have been guilty Of with the gamblers they
be expelled openly and honestly
always tried keep their clean guilty
not be made the victims of cowardy wlsperngs.
Some Of the baseball
the public knows that the magnates aggregate
be entirely trusted the matter of
will remember that seldom that who
drawing card and consequently box Office
with III the of discipline old
slip gets the gate for ofenses that
AS rule, though must be admitted fairness
stars have becm tracng
If the magnates allowed Of
out of baseball there
stock the whispering
the victims until something tangible
gamblers who always have
should be expelled but expelled
not chosen the direct method of arriving the cleaning
possibly because the magnates in the
anything in the open.
don't think that baseball is danger
the gamblers yet but those
into the sport They
the fans will begin think
that makes the afraid
the
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Holy Name Five Defeats
Parsons Quintet, 29-l2

The Holy Name basketball team de-
feated the fast Parsons Ave at the
Manhattan Casino yesterday after
noon by score of 90 to 12. The win
ners played q smooth team game and
had the contest we'll in hand through
out The linc-uD:
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01

WINNERS
High scratch-R. b. Cole.
High handicap-R. b Sloan.
buermeyer cup-R- l.. SPOTS
MONTHLY CUP WINNERS
Byronel cup-F. A. Baker.
Tournament cup--C. \. Brown.
PRESIDENTS cup-F'. A Baker.
Lyon cup-E- s. Smith.
burnleyer cup-D. l. Bradier.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01

Goals from ned-Italtan: Dondero (7)
McGowan (2), De Rose (S). McNamara
81; Jersey; Banks (D. Williams go,
Miller t5,. Byers CD. People go. Goals
from foul-Dondero %, Banks (N. Ret
eIee-Leonard O'Brien. Time of halves
20 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-01

NJ H1oly Name (29 Pos, Parsons Cl2)
Ildeaback .........E T.. .Schulties
Driscou .,......, l.. G.. Butler
Mc permott .,.,... r. G. ...... Gilkerson
(2). Driscoll s(2), NIcDermott (2), PincA-
ney (2), schulties, Bauer. Butler, Gilker-
son. Fouls-Tideaback co, Driscoll, s.hul-
Ties CD, Bauer. GiIllerson. Substitute
rinckney for McDermott. Referee-Mr.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17

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Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
Attorneys-at-Law
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Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
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Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
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Repair Co.
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Eleven
500 THROCKMORTON ST.

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Evening star., 1920-05-26
FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. j. OWEN & son. ACCrIONEERs.


GUARDIANS SALE OF THE Two-sToRY
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. NO.
1900 "I' STREET NORTHEAST. BEING
CORNER PROPERTY. HAVING ALSO
TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE ON
REAR OF LOT. FRONTING ON FLOR
IDA AVENUE.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. holding q Probat te
Court in Guardianship, Cause No. 1854. will
sell at public auction, in front Of the premises
on FRIDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE,
1920. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
described land and premises. situate in the
District of Columbia and being lot Sol In
square north Of square 1925. improved as
above. with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the balance In
two equal installments. payable In and
two years from the day Of sale. and to be rep
resented by the promissory notes Of the pur-
chaser. bearing interest at the rate of per
centum per annum. payable semi-annually. and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold
all cash. at the option OF the purcha ser
Two hundred and fifty dollars deposit required
Upon acceptance of bid. All cpnveyancing
notary fees and recording at purchasers cost
Terms of sale to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale. otherwise the
guardian reserves the right to resell the prop
chaser. after five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington, d. C. The said sale to be subject to
ra tifcation and approval Of the court.
FREDERICK A. FENNING.
Evans building
my22-d&ds eXSu&my31 Guardian.
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