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The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Three furloagS: Charles A
Ryrne. ne tSimTSoul. to l. to S. 70 ;:
LOYAL Sweercr. lls tAmbru-pl. ! TO ; cut
WhipHr'. ll5 CTroxlerl. out. Time C.S Buddy
HcRu Freddie Get I'm, Plus Ultra also ran
SElpND RACE-Six furlongS: Big Idea. "a,
fT1lurlrcrN 8 to |. to !. TO 5: Cornorzn. ia
CTruN'er'. 4 10 5, ? to 5: Bsrenla le robin
SON. to TO- Time rs Airdrie. Richard Y.
Bsrry's .Tet The Pirate, Dinty Moor. SANDY
Mac. Virginia Dor, Anna Regina, Mountain
Girl
THIRD RACE-six fIrlooss: Rapid Travel
her m tColtiletti. II to 10. War God III
tRobinsonl, out. Only two sarters. Tine.
LIS
FOURTH RACE-Ono mile: Tacola. III Gar.
neri. 9 to l. TO S, out; Brother Msclean, lgs
Wo,tilettn, TO I. to S; Jim HefcrinE lOs
CThurberl. out. Time. IS5 as. Duchess Llcr.
Tom brooks also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. Ats Rov end Ioi
iColtiletti), even . 10 5. cut: ornond lca tThur-
her,. to 10 out; 81. Gennain. lo1 tWidal. .
10 I. Tine, lA Sans Peur 2nd. warSau also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile ard SEVENTY Yards: Dis-
mend Girl. - tColulettil. 6 to !. TO l. even;
Belle Roberts. lo7 CwaIsl. 6 70 s. I IN ,: Dot
tie Nandiyer ltS tPiercrl. . 10 Time. q.
Celto. Lcrena Mos. Mesiusa also ran.
SEVENTH EACE-Mile and onesiNteenth /:
Meddling Miss a5 tHempen. 10 TO l. TO l, 6
10 s; Catallo los tMcDcrmottl, 20 l, IN S.:
Capital City. III CStsck'. 5 TO 5. Tine, y Is
Nab, Jack W. Parrish. CIscow also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

ol rinSI ENCE-TEoy yesr-cld aTies; ; f,,rIon,.
Uue'n q 1r7EGls, Ia Audepcza IA. ,,,n,i.
haN' III: Mis- AIdiarne llI: pe,r,i, M
oky Blue IA: Champagne M. Lors -,
Us; hG6s MSkow. iH: Margaret Dixon. n,
Sb'ONp EACE-Fuui- -,raroIds ami ,,,,. &
,uf'ohsS' ~, RSiuhow Gil. lG2: Plum 90 in-
i,s,I "; Msok Gamer IIa: Iuanita n
~: LLOYD Ge"rge liz: TnSaling. ll4. a x
ANN, ia: lAnedon. ia: Bring Hrrs, M,
ioultney lI6; RodiInd u.s. AIso eligiblo. r.,
stetIe. III; d. pportun:ty. Ili: Doond 10
THIRD RACE - Th9oc-S ear-oIis: 8 f,rlo,c,
hteadman. III; Wsrlikc. ne: Ace If TrIm,-,'
lOs: Bullet Proof. los: Rory O'Noors ,as
Simpteton. lCS: Gain de Causc. los. Ke,, I0-
Wendy. NI: Flying Witch. los; Nv Dear IGs
touRTH E-Three-year-Snds and m. i
mile slippery Elm, 10: CourtShir. II9. chief
no; Noodtrap. 100; Franklin, lcl; Nerperhsn,
FIFTH RACE-ThrCc, ,yesr-olds and M: mile
ana 20 yards. Accelerate. 81; Gcu Glenn IO2
Duke John. lc5: Constantine. lo5; Carrie sum,
my. lli; Bagnienr liz
SIXTH RACE-Four. year-old and up. I I-i6
miles Mumbo Jumbo. lle: Wsd.uorth's Lest,
lls; MountGin Rose I'd. li2: kcnwari, Ila:
Pcddy Dear ne; Belle RobCrt., IG: BaisEet
"; Little Cottage. lG; r. G. Basch. IOr:
Win | VIM les; Snidst de Nerdun, lG5. Tod.
der. l0i; Neduss. 1O2: Astrse 100. Also eI:eibIe.
Mss knItcr, ice; Dancing Carnival. 100: Rev II
Plessantnn. IL; Poilu. los
SEVENTH RACE-Fonr year-olds and nm.
mile and 20 Yards. Amino. Ito: Bertodano lIo.
Ben Hampson. 10; Don Dodge. lIo: Blue
Thistle. ITO: Onwa. ITO: Slcefh, 10: Cadillac
10; Pulaski. 10; Marie Counell las; Preyari-
cate. loS; Surprising lc5; Mar Tom. 100; Jazz
Band. IS. Also eligible: Bronrho BiIly Ilo.
HiFhland Lad, ITO; Kentucky Boz. los; Ph.
viada %.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
With JOHN z. GOETZ.

Eastern High School basketball
/ team will play the five from St Al
ban School Friday in the Capitol Hill
gym at three o'clock.
Myers. captain of Eastern basket
ball team. is on the sick list, as I'D
has an infected foot that NAV result
in blood poisoning. He may not be
able to play in the coming scholastic
series.
F-O'Connor, a star player for the same
school. has been elected acting CAPTAIN
until Meyers gets back in the game,
Business Basketball team will play
the fast Army Medical School team
this afternoon in the Business gym.
The Army team is composed mostly
of former college stars. Business
quint is rounding to form.
Business will not likely have tho
regular team in against Tech Friday.
owing to players flunking in their
studies. but will fight hard to bring
nome the honor of winning the first
game Of the championship series.
Briggs of Eastern, who was hurt in
football game against Central last
year. was in basketball uniform
Yesterday and will probably be a reSu-
lar guard on the varsity team.
Central High School basketball team
journeyed to Baltimore yesterday and
defeated the fast Polytechnical quint
of that city in an interesting game,
"A to y. This game boosts Central
stock of winning the championship Sc
ries. as the Baltimore school always
puts out a good team for the floor
game
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
YALE AND HARVARD
FAVOR THE THAMES

New Haven. Jan. 6.-The possibility
OF Yale and Harvard shifting the
scene OF their annual regatta from
New London TO West River, this civ
IS not taken seriously by the Iocai
university authorities. An off5ciaI
pointed out today. that neither Yale
nor Harvard favors a departure from
The old plan of four-mile races In.g-
inuch as the proposed local course is
70 be but trifie longer than m,
aehley distance there seems nc
chance of a change.
Yale men admit. however that tbe
west River course will prove a boon
70 rowing here for preliminary races
west River lies within a stones throw
oi the Bowl and is so located thar /,
VIII group the entire Yale atbIs,tc
plant. 'e''e
During the last few DAYS univars;,,
ana city authorities have held several
conferences regarding the wideninp
ana deepening of the river. Work will
start within the next few weeks.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-TSo furlonss. Fiction. 100
(Smithl. Il 10 I. TO 2 even: MRrcsISs. 100
tPicksnsl out. out: Little Pointer. loe pdc-
Intyre,. out Time. O:3. Whiz, General, Az
ramonte Dorothy also nan.
SECOND RACE - Six furlongS Brizz. Is
tCumrl. to 5. to 5. out: Buster Clark.
lC (kopplemanl, 10 !. to s: shoddy. llo
tKedeTisl. even. Time. las PieTrot Arthur
Middleton. Primer Dircct. The spob also, rsn.
THIRD RACE-Flve and ooehaH furiongs
Bardora- lG lFinleyl. 10 2 even, l 70 2;
He's Bear. los CTsylor1, 8 to S. 4 10 S; In.
cincrztor. no (wa;Sonl. to g. Tine. %.
steAe. Bsbslonisn. Diomed. Punctual also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one-hslf furiongs.
Hamilton A.. los (KedeTisl, 10 !, 20 3,
) 20 5; Top O. the Morning. f16 (Chiagetthl.
10 5. 3 to S; Cromwell, ia fNIountainl. 10 5.
Time. los Is. Different Eyes. Diversion. Hos
mir also ran.
fifth RAcE-One and one-siHteeuth miles.
woodth1Ish. los CMaguAnl. 6 10 s. to s.
TO s.; LArst. 100 fCnmpl. ; TO S. 10 );
MrdsIlL los lcamodyl. ) to s. Tme. la rs
Galsway Resreso. War Tar. Homan. Guid'
Post also ran.
K SIXTH RACE-one mile and 50 ysrdk Grsce.
@ fHonleri. 70 2 : 10 s 70 10; Csrulste.
tCarmoay), even. I 10 2: Big. Smoke. ~
tKo,slemsnl. even. Time. lso lS. Piantarede
Eoie. Bshg Cal also zn.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
DISCOVERY OF:
RUBE WADDELL
Moreland Tells Of Tip-Of
OF Young Southpaw
Phenom Of Butler, Pa.
by GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

By GEORGE L. MoRELAND.
There may be some of the pres
ent4day kids who never saw the
late Edward (Rube) Waddell
pitch. but | wilk lay wager that
there are very few who have not
read about him.
On the other hand, | will ven
ture to say, that thousands of the
old-timers could sit down and
tell you OF the many happy days
they spent watching him when
he was here with the Athletics
and St. Louis teams. He is one
player among the many hundreds
that came to Washington that
will never be forgotten.
Where I Found Him.
While 1 was connected with the
Pittsburg club as scout l was given a
tip. by very dear friend of mine.
Billy Reed. a travelling man and a
baseball bug of the sSd-degree variety.
|of a wonderful southpaw lliving in
Butler. Pa. Now this burg is about
thirty miles from Pittsburg. on the
road towards Oil City, Pa. As this
player was a member of the Butler
team. had no trouble to get any dope
on him. / knew a couple of players
on the team who came to Pittsburg
frequently. I met them and they gave
me an ear full-enough to convince
me. that he was a pitcher above the
ordinary.
In a couple of weeks after was
tipped off I read of the Oil City team
being booked to play at Butler the
following Saturday. and l decided to
be there.
Herker Manager OIL City.
Guy Hecker. the old Louisville star
twirler in the SOS. and now a busi-
ness man in Oil City. was the man
aGeT OF the visiting team and as
(they were all amateur teams in
those days. was way above the
average in strength. ] knew that "
Waddell could get past the hitters
Hecker had. that he was o. X.
The morning of the game 7 left for
the scene OF battle. Not wishing to
have anyone know of my presence,
| registered under an assumed
name. After registering. asked the
clerk what time the next train lett
for Dunkirk. saying that l was una
BILE to catch the man in his store,
that wanted to see. and that as
liked baseball very we'll. thought
would run up and see the game
at Dunkirk.
Why don't ycu stay here and see
our team?
fContinued)
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE - Five and one-hsH fur,ons,
Mss X. ~: Magic Memory. lls; Vain Chick,
ll2; Hot Foot. liz; Mineral ID, liz: C.earins
ur. Il2; Lenora r.. liz: Lucie NAV, ia
Faster. liz; Snow Hill, IL; May Crsir. ua
SECOND RACE-six furiongs .Bahy Ronds.
loo: Jsck Dawson. lp2; Lamp Post, Ios; sHsIt
and Half. Io5: Damon. lU: Lady Ivan, los
Old Eylers. Ito; Jack Rose. llo; Flash of Steel
ll0: Anxiety ll0
THIRD RACE - Six furloBgs. .IAdy Ian,
Grey. 100: Miss Ivan. los; Little Nephew, los
Little Ed. lG7; Golden King 10: Encore iIo
CLARK NJ. no. Robert L. Owen. no.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. SBan and
Stars los; Iron Boy. lG; Flying Dau, los
Pretty BABY. les; -TNsent,-SeVen. he !, JelIisou
no; Al Hudson. ilo; Trsnby. 10; James c..
IlR
FIFTH RACE : One mile 'Enenpt, .
'ploae. loi: RoIndd, 100; Bill simmons. l@
rersus 1os; Ralph s.. los; Tokalon March. 10
Hyid. III; Beverly James. li3
SIXTH RACE-0ne mile. Jack Healy. %
Duke Ruff, 100; sMsry's Magnetic, lo5: siivei
ssndsls. ,os; Rilsmer, los: o'Maley. i0; Byme
.l1s; Ned Mflr1 Bright Ia
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
VALGER TO BATTLE
BROCK AT PEERLESS

Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 6-Benny VAL
ger. sensational French feather
weight champion, and Matt Brock
Cleveland kayo artist. have been re-
matched by the Peerless Athletic
Club for a 12-round decision combat
on Friday evening. January I6.
This encounter had been originally
booked to take place on the night OF
december ls. but it was postponed
because of the injuries the French
mauler received from the foul punches
George Chaney dealt out in their meet
ing In Philadelphia the previous week
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
BABE RUTH IS
AFTER HIS END
OF SALE PRICE

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 6.-Babe
Ruth said today he wanted a share
in the 100000 reported to have
been paid the Boston Red Sox by
the New York Yankees for him.
He said the deal did not surprise
him but upset his plans. Ruth de-
MED he had signed a contract with
Huggins. but said he has verbal
agreement with the Yankee man.
ager.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

ACCORDING 10 Zeb Harper. sport
ing editor OF the Richmond yr-
ginian. the bill is SIRE Of meeting
with the approval OF the State sem
ators and representatives. and at
present carries an endorsement OF
real red blooded" Virgfnians that
is sure to bear some weight when
hearing. With this glad news
hovering on the horizon of sports
local fistic fans may cast their eyes
toward Mayor Fishers metropolis
Just across the Potomac for enter
| tainment.
Already a few Of the boys in on
the know" are stalking on their
claims across the Aqueduct and
Long bridges. There Is no doubt
but that the game iegalized in Vir-
ginia, would mean a great boom for
the game locally. and Alexandra
County would be the mecca for Dis
trict fight bugs"
Ten-Round Decisions.
With the wonderful accommoda-
tious of auto roads and car service
across the Potomac. Alexandris
County would be the ideal spot for
both an open-air and indoor arena.
hS Dll viii oC
calls for ten-round decision bouts
under a commission like unto that
which 20 successfully governs the
/ sport in both New Jersey and Min
nesota-
Must Have Thrills
One of the Oldest of the new school
OF sports expressed his opinion yes
Iterdsy that fifty years from now
sports will have reached so highly
civilized a plane that everything
suggesting brutality will have been
illuminated We doubt il.
To begin with. what seems brutal
TO the fat and placid spectator is not
really brutal at all. The half bach;
goes into the line with a punch that
would put an unframed body in the
hospital. yet the impact hardly jars
him, nor does IL work serious havoc
in the opposing ranks. It's all in q
days work with them, and what are
few punches and jolts among
friendsp
1t is my opinion that when we elm
mate all the slam and bang from
sports we are sending the sports 10
the cemetery. Civilization as We
know it has not lost IT'S appetite
for the thrills of rough combat. Red
blood still runs, and croquet has not
yet come into its own A little
rough house row and then is rel
ished by the meekest men.
Norway has a new athletic won
] der who H. being heralded as su-
perior to Jim Thorpe. the American
Indian who won the all-round ath-
1 letic championship in the Olympic
Meet zf Stockholm seven wears ago
His name is Helge Loveland. and
among other sensational perform
ances in Scandinavia of late was his
! Improvement on Thorpe's Olympic
pentathlon record.
MIkamPs Death.
Commenting on the death Of Hachi-
TO Mikami, the japanese tennis play
er in the Philippines, December q
Julian s. Myrick. vice-president of the
National Tennis Association said: Il
think all of us who had the pleas
ure OF meeting Mr.. MikAmi while he
was in this country admired him
for his fine character and sports
manship. He certainly will be missed
as We had hoped to have him visit
us again before many years passed
by"
4 Good Cause.
Fred W. LuehrinG OF Princeton
chairman Of the A. \. L. and collegi-
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
One Year Ago in Sports.

William Wrigley. jr., of the CHI
cago Cubs. had his life insured for
s.. 90, 900.
Reported that Rube Oldring was
to be manager of the Toronto team.
Fred Anderson, of the Giants
pitching stan. has retired from the
game to open a dentist parlor at
his home. Charlotte. n. c.
Catcher Rico OF the Boston
Braves. died from peritonitis.
Harry Hooper. of the Boston Red
SoN. says he Is through as a player
and will not report to that club
next spring.
New Jersey boxing clubs have
asked for ls-round bouts.
Ted Merideth. the famous Penn
runner, has just returned from
Paris.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
FOREIGN SKATERS
TO MEET YANKEES

New York. Jan. 6.-Skaters from
Canada. Norway and Sweden viii
compete for honors with American OK
perts at the annual meet OF the Inter
national Skating Union at Lake
Placid. n. v. on February -. - and
q. il was learned today. IL will he
the first time in a dozen years that th b
big International classic will be held
in this country.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
MAYOR PASSES BUCK
TO NEW HAVEN CHIEF

New Haven. Conn. Jan. 6.-Attor-
ney C. NJ. Robinson. representing
about twenty citizens protesting
the coming Leonardo Dundee exhibit
tion boxing match. was heard by
Mayor Fitzgerald today.
AT the conclusion of the hearing
the mayor stated that he had per
feet confidence in Chief Of Police
Smith, who gave the permit for the
bout and that the public could rely
on the chiefs judgment in the mat
ter.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
Clark Griffith Made Bid
For Babe Ruth's Services
Frazee Turned Down Old Fox's Offer Last
Saturday = Stockholders Meeting Busi-
pess Routine = Richardson Strong for Kid
Players.

William Richardson the president of
Nationals Philadelphia yesterday attend
meeting He headquarters bright
yesterday morning President Griffith Business
ger Eynon going the books getting ready for the
ug that was held a
When asked what he had about the the club
pointed president Fox
Ask him He running this club do know any about
he is thanx
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07

On n6TnEd INSIDE raj
.fh- 6b-<sr&aoA55-a~

congress odng its time legszing boxing the Dis
ct ano "he local hight promoters lesurel making
move the egazed hs into Prince Georges County
little nearer to Washington
to force speedy the part of those M
Ibove propositions EEsft
"A boxing bill which has endorsement Of nearly the entire
virginia legislature to iegaze boxing Dominion State
will be introduced at the meeting body Januafy To-
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
AVIATORS TO MEET
"Y" YANKEE QUINT

The Yankees Of the Y. NJ. c. -
meets the Boiling Field aviators In
the boys gymnasium tonight at
O'Clock
This game will be closely followed
inasmuch as il will gave the fans
opportunities OF comparing the Yam
KEGS and the Aloysius Club. which
teams are TO meet next week Tor the
benefit of the Armstrong fund.
The aviators went down 10 de-
feat before the Clubmen last Satur-
day in the Gonzaga gymnasium. 90
To IL
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
COAST BASEBALL TO
OPEN SEASON EARLY

San Francisco. Jan. 6.-w. II. Nc
Carthy. president of the Pacific
Coast League, predicts the 1920 sea
son will open Tuesday. March 30,
one week earlier than last year.
According to Mccarthy. il will be
necessary to open a week earlier
to take care of the. twenty-eight-
week schedule adopted. Jack Cook,
Of Salt Lake. has prepared a ten
tative schedule that will be pre-
sented to the directors at their
meeting here next month.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
BOSTON Is SORE
OVER RUTH SALE

Boston. Jan. 6.-Many baseball
fans here were in an uproar today
over the sale of Babe Ruth. The
general observation among fans
was that the sale of the premier
slugRer is bad business"
Johnny keenan,. famous leader Of
the Boston rooters, declared that
Ruth was 30 per cent of the team
and that it will be impossible to
replace him.
Hugh Duffy. veteran baseball
scout. declared on the other hand
that the Red Sox made a fine
moye" in the sale of the home run
king.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
WILD, STAR GOLFER,
MAY LOSE LEFT ARM

Red Bank. n. j.. Jan. 6.-Edwin NJ.
Wild, of Crawford. n. j., champion
of the Baltusrol Golf Club. runner up
in the New Jersey State amateur
championships and ranking twelfth
among the American amateur cham
pions, may lose his left arm as
result of an accident on the ice here
yesterday. when he was struck by the
revolving propeller of Pierre A
Proars new aerosIed.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
POLYTECH TOSSERS
LOSE TO CENTRAL

Baltimore. Md, Jan. 6.-The crack
basketball tsam of the Central High
School of Washington today took into
camp the Polytechnic Institute play
ers by a score OF "a to 21. The game
was played in the gym of the Cen
trail Y. NJ. G. A. The playing of the
Newly boys of Washington aided ma
terially in winning the game for the
visitors.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
George Huff Ouits.

Ureana. ILL.,. jan 5-George Hun,
for twenty-three years coach of base
ball at the University of Illinois. has
turned that department over TO one
OF his pupils, Patsy Clark. Hun re-
mains as director Of athletics at the
university, but said he had reached
the age when coaches should bench
themselves.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
MARYLAND STATE TO
PLAY SYRACUSE TEAM

Syracuse. n. Y, Jan. 6.-Graduate
Manager of Athletics Walter $. Smith
announced today that he had booked
the Maryland State College eleven to
play the Syracuse University eleven
here on November 13. With the game
arranged with the Maryland State
College team. there is only one more
date on the chart to be filled. That
date is October 30
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
GEORGE WHEATLEY
DEFEATS HENSHAW

George Wheatley last night defeat
ed Devil-Dog Henshaw in the Dis
tfict pocket-billiard championship at
the Grand Central Billiard Academy
100 to 81. Wheatley made high runs
of 13 and 10 while Henshaw gathered
high marks of 10 and 9. Walter Wal
lace and William Peace will meet
in the game tonight
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
linn Lost His Share.

New York. Jan. 6.-Judge McQuade,
part owner Of the New York Giants,
was authority for the statement yes
terday that the players we're so in
censed at Heinie Zimmerman, follow
ing his suspension on the hast West
ern tour. that they asked that he be
left out of consideration for share
OF the world series money. which went
to the Giants for finishing second
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
NOT TO INTERFERE
In TIA JUANA BOUT

II James W. Coffroth is successful
in arranging a fight between Car
pentier and Dempsey at Tia Juana,
Mexico, which is just below San
San Diego. there will hardly be any
Federal interference with his plans.
it was learned here tonight.
Under present conditions. Americans
do not need passports to cross the
border into Tia Juana, and the same
is true concerning many towns just
on the other side of the line. 1t was
explained here tonight that hundreds
Of Americans pass in TO Tia 5uana
every day on l0-day permits issued
by the Department Of Labor.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
Mcdonald Sim, Eptrv.

New York, Jan. g., Pat Mcdonald,
the traffic cop. while directing the
automobiles at Forty-third street
and Broadway yesterday found time
to sign an entry blank for the L.
Pound shot Metropolitan Association
championship, which will be one of
the features at the Seventy first
Regiment games on January Ie.
Mcdonald has won this title for the
past i've yearA
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
Phils Get Pirate HurIer.

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 6.-The Pitts
burg baseball club officials an
nounced tonight that the services
OF Roy Sanders. a pitcher who re-
fused to report to the Louisville
club, Of the American Association
last year had been sold TO -tbe
Philadelphia National League cIub
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
Rose to Train Dempsey.

New York. Jan. 5.-Charlie Rose.
the great trainer of athletes. who
has conditioned all sizes Of boxers
from Champion Johnny couIon 20
big Carl Morris, has been enga. cd
to train Willie jackson, the local
light-weight, for his future battles.
Rose will train Jack Dempsey for
his fight with Georges Carpentier.
IL the match IL arranged.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
Looking for Games.

The Accounting Section basket
ball team of the Treasury Depart
ment Is looking for games with all
fast l35-pound teams in this yicin-
ity. after January 15. Address all
challenges to Woldenberg, Audi
tors Building. room 20l, or phone
Main 500. ranch 742.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
FaH Enters Race.

New York. Jan s.-Eddie Fall, the
great middle-distance runner of the
Chicago A. A-.swho forced Joie Ray
70 run two of the fastest races Of
bis career to win the national
championship titles in the half
nile and mile races at PhiIsheIphia
lsst September. has rur his last foot
-ace. s..-, y
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
WAR TOSSERS LOSE
TO INGRAM QUINT

The Ingram Church team yester-
day defeated the War Department
Club by a count of 81 to 30. This
was the first defeat registered against
the War team this season. Ciuffred's
tossing from the fifteen-foot mark
and the floor work OF NcNavy fea-
tured The linemn and smmmarN.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-07
League After Gamblers.

San Francisco. Jan. ga resolution
providing for vigorous suppression or
gamblers attempting 20 operate parks
Of the Pacific Coast Baseball League
were adopted today at the annual
meeting OF the learue's directors.
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Paddock Enters Meet.

New York. Jan. 6.-CharIes w. Pad
dock, the University Of Southern
California star sprinter, win comnete
in, the MHlrose A. A. games to he
held in MadisopSSquare Garden. Feb-
ruary 10. Il was announced bv The
Local committee last night
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Epiphany Five Beaten.

The Rosedale Playground basket
ball team last night defeated the
fast Epiphany tossers in the Epiph-
any gym by a count OF to IL. The
feature of the game was the won
derful floor work of Brien and the
goal shooting of Healy. The line
upf land summary.
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substitutiOns: Irgram-Winheld for 4. Ford.
Goals from flOor-Ciufred. Mansey 4. Cameron
;. Winfield. IT. Ford l. johnson. NcNavy E.
Goals from fUul-Ciuifrcd Is. Johnsn = Referee
Air. Hinton. Time Of halves-20 minutes each.