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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-20

At Chambers, Cuthbert, Ca, Dec
"a, 1919.-The foregoing petition of
Mrs Rena Kaufman Chambliss, guar
dian of Henry Kaufman Chambliss
Minagene Chambliss and Cecil Cham
bliss. for leave to sell for re-invest-
ment certain land, the property OF
said minor children, to wit:
Fifty-fve (55) acres of land, more
or less, in the southeast corner of lot
of land number one hundred and fif-
ty-eight 1851 in the 18th district of
Terrell county, Georgia, known as
the Bob Binion place, bounded on the
north by land of S. McGill, on east
by public road from Dawson to Wor-
ner, on the south by land of ]. W.
Kaufman, and on west by land of E.
L. Anderson, said land being more
fully described in a deed from B. B.
Binion to J. w. Kaufman, dated June
2S, 1905, and recorded in book R,
page 521. Read and considered:
Ordered that J. W. Kaufman be,
and he is hereby appointed guardian
ad Item, to act in said matter, and
that he make written report of his
acts and doings before me at Cuth-
bert, Ga, on the oath day of January,
1920, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Ordered further that said applica-
ton be set for hearing at Cham
bers, at the court house in Cuthbert,
Ga. on the oath day of January,
1920. This the oath day of December,
1919.
WIN. c. WORRILL. J. S. C. P. C.
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Notice..

GEORGIA, Terrell County.-After
four weeks notice pursuant to Sec
ton 1905 of the civil code of Geor-
gia a petition of which true and
correct copy is sub-joined will be pre-
sented to the Hon. W. c. Worrlll,
judge of the Superior court of the
Pataula circuit, at the court house in
Cuthbert, Randolph county, Georgia,
at 10 o'clock a. M, on the oath day
of January, 1920. W. H. GURR,
Attorney for Mrs. Rena H. Chambliss.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
COMMUNITY TOSSERS
OPEN UP SEASON

The Community Service opened its
basketball season lat niSht with a
triple header in the Carroll Institute
Hall on Tenth street
The first game between Interstate
commerce and Signal Corps was won
by Interstate. IL to O. in which Miss
Harrison starred with four goals
from the. floor. Much credit for the
work of the Interstate team must be
given TO Miss Betty Boyle. who has
been coaching the outfit
The honorS of the second game. be-
tween Nurses from St Elizabeth and
the Navy, were carried off bv St
Elizabeth. 10 to 5. Miss Boswell Gagged
four baskets from the floor for the
Nurses. Captain wilman. of Navy,
made two baskets from the floor.
The closest score of the evening
was in the final game. when Zone
Finance defeated Munitions by Is 10 -
Mss Hibbs starred for Finance. max
ing the entire score for her team. (
goals from the floor and points from,
the foul line. Miss Fetter starred for
Munitions. making goals from the
floor. Miss whitcomb coached both
OF the teams in the final contest.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
IN COLLEGIATE SPORT WORLD
WITH S. H. BAKER

Tad Jones. the former football star
Of Yale. has teIegraphed from Seattle
to the athletic authorities at New
Haven that ne would return to his
alma mata as head coach of football
next fall. beginning with the ith of
September.
The Harvard Athletic Committee
has declined the invitation of Oxford
nd Cambridge to send a track team
to England this year as it was i'm
practicable to get ono ready to COM
pete with the two English institu-
tions in a dual meet.
Eddie Casey. who won a place on the
All-American mythical football team
Tor 1919. announced yesterday that he
would not return to college next year
as he intended leaving next month
after receiving his war degree.
A twenty-one-game baseball sched-
ule was announced by the Cornell
Athletic Association. 1t includes four
games in the South and seventeen
games at Ithaca.
Cornell will open it's season with
GEORGETOWN on the Hilltop diamond
on April l. Virginia at charlottesville
April 3. Johns Hopkins at Baltimore
/ April and on June = Maryland State
will play Cornell at Ithaca.
Five of last years football teams
have been dropped from the Cor
nell schedule for this fall but Col
gate. Dartmouth and Pennsylvania
will be the Ithacans principal op-
Tonents. according to the schedule
/ given out by the athletic associa-
! tton The teams dropped by Cor
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16

Modiste, 100. Also eligible-Ulster oueen
ITO; Miss Sterling. 1lO: Barenka. 100; Rec.
Wing 100.
THIRD RACE-Five and q half furlonss
Wsrlike. 112: Rory O'Moore. 10; Bobby
Allen, 107; Inquiry. 100: Big Idea, l05
Sweet Liberty, 105; Arrowhead. 123; Pirate
McGee. 101: Rosary, 9s; Diamond Girl, 95:
CormoraL %. Also eligible-Encrinite IS;
Who Cares, l07; sanata. no; Powder Flask,
0S.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Duchess Lace
Ill; Ballet Dancer I'd. 1O6; Tailor Maid, 9s;
Euiogy. 95: Maize. %.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Opportunity
III: Cock Of the Main, ia: Bringhurst I13
Redland. 11S; Kimpalong, 113; Odenova los:
Bagpipe. log: Fortnight, 104: Ina Kay, 1903;
Caraway, 1o2; Prophecy. 102; Bugle Call.
102. Also eligible-lrish Maid. 90: War
Toys, ia; Baron I'd. III: Pullux. 40.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth.
Frank Monroe. III; James, ia; Handful,
ia: Don Dodge. ia; Hickory Nut, 100;
Dolph. 81: Counterbalnnce. 110; Coma che,
100; Hemlock. 100: Ornery. 104; Lloyd
George. 1O2: Dancing Carnival 1oc; Rattle
Mountnin. 9s; I'm First 81. Also eligible
Little String. ia: Midia. 81; Daedalus. ia;
Prunes. 100.
SEVENTH RACE--Mile and one sixteenth.
Waterproof, ia; ,Lucius. ia: Tie Pin, ia;
Al Pierce, ia: Tanlac, ia: Keziah,- 100;
Racenteuse, 100: Sleeth. 100: Semper stak
wart. 100: Caballo. 10T; Toddler. i07: Pre-
varicate. 1o2; williGan. 102: Bethel Hill, 90.
Also eligible-Gen. Byng. 116; Will Do, l16;
Amino, 114; Marshon. 100.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE--Three furIongs. Joe Tag,
lU2 tPierceD, to I. 3 to /. / to I: Run-
nimec. 1l2 tMetcaffD. s to s. 8 to 3: Re-
peat. 102 (Coltiletti). out. Time. .36. No
Pooling. McKelvain, Mosel. Margaret and
Wood also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlonxs Arch p,o,,
ter. iO5 tColteIlettil, Z to ). 8 to ), 1 to 4;
Nab. los. tStevensl. to l. 3 to 1; Little
Maudie. 9s tRichert). to ). Time. LIE.
Dr. Sab. Fireplace. Kultur. James Foster.
MaeGarber, Pluviada, Jim Dudley and Silvey
also ran.
THIRD RACE-one mile and a si,teentb
Jack X, Ill tsmithl. 5 to l. . to 1. even
Al Pierce. Ill uykel, 3 to ), to 3;
Browns Favorite. 100 (MorrisD . TO .
Time. 1.50 A.. Philistine. Bombast. Little
Spring. Alexander. Blue Thistle. Surprising.
Alonia. Careen, Mayor Calvin. Statim and
The Gallant also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. Enmity,
III tWarringtonI. II to 10. 1 to g. out
Bullet Proof. 112 (Boyle). to g. 1 to .:
Siesta. ll3 tsimpSonl. 4 to 8. Time, LA 3-5.
Woodstone. DOcod and Ira Wilson also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and an eighth.
soldat de verdun. l1o Uyke,, s to 5, 3 to
,, TO 4; Jack Reeves. 104 (widal, 4 to 1.
to 8; Antoinette. 102 (Hupplel. to ..
Time. l.56 2-5 Paul Connolly Deckmat te
Ba jazet and Astrea al lso ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile and an eighth
speedster. 100 Rodriguez. 4 to l. Z to 3,
to .; Capt. Hodge. 101 (Coltiletti). s to
.. 3 to 5: Lorena Moss, 81 (Boyle), to 4
Time. LES Is Aztec, Poiiu, Plumcot and
Lady LonRfellow also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth,
Marauder. 100 stack. 4 to /, 8 to 5, 4 to
.; J. c. Stone. los Lunsford). s to 1, 8 to
:; Lottery. Ill tPierce). to /. Time.
1.52. Frank Mattox. Ben Hampson, Gen,
Ryng. Marshon. Bertodano. CharIestonian, n,
Early Sight. Trentino and Goldcrest Boy
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16

ENTER SQUAD IN
BUFFALO MEET

Coach John d. O'Reilly Of George
town track team. announced last
night that the following men would
be taken 10 the Seventy-third Regi-
ment indoor track meet at Buffalo to-
night to compete tomorrow in the
meet.
Bob Legendre. Griffith and Ouray
and McDonough WIFI form the relay
team. while LeCiendre. Griffith and
Ouray will run in the seventy-yard
dashes. McDonouGh will be found in
the one-half-mile with Mcnamara IN
the 20 and one-fourth-mile, and Jim
Connell in the mile run.
This is the first entry of the Blue
and Grey track men in the indoor
game of the season but they will be
found In all the meets in the East
before the season is finished. as the
university has mapped out a lengthy
program for the runners this spring.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16

nell are Penn State, Lafayette, Car
negie Tech. williams and Oberlin.
Dartmouth has arranged a twenty
three game schedule for its base
ball team this year, which has just
been ratitlcd by the college athletic
council. Ten of the games will be
staged in Hanover. including one
with the University of California.
which COMES East early in juno.
Georgetown has not completed its
baseball schedule but il will in
cludc about thirty-eight games
listed with six dates to be filled.
1t has two games with Maryland
State. ore on March II on the Hill
top diamond and Il return game at
College Park on May 10.
Manager Charles Cox is fast COM
pletine his football schedule and
has arranged q game with st. Johns
of Annapolis to be played at
Georgetown on October 80.
GeorGetown's basket ball tossers
will meet the fast Camp Humphries
quint tonight in Ryan gym in what is
likely to prove an interesting fray,
as the soldiers team is composed of
some of the best college players of
former times.
George Washington quint will jour:
ney over TO Annapolis on Saturday to
meet the Navy five.
Gallaudet is putting in a lot of prac-
tice in preparation for it's game with
the Drexel Institute in PHILADELPHIA
on Saturday night. The Buff and
Blue quint is confident of victory for
it had little trouble in disposing of
Loyola in Baltimore last week.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one half furIonrS
Daisy L.. 100 DryonD. 20 to 1, 4 IN I
to l; Bagdadine. 1Os Dawson, . to /
even; Sophie X, 112 lwatson), to Z
Time, 1907 4-5. Shiro. Jack Dawson. Sar
Ona. Eddie Trantor, Twenty seven. Mis-
sweep. Sea Beach. Sayeth also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-hnIf fur
longs. Peasant. ia fMcGrannl, to .
l to 4, l to s; Keymar. 100 (ChIayett,l
8 to .. to 5; Applejack, Io6 CAtkinsonI
8 to .. Time. Los A.. Ambassador "a
LIholick. Herman. The Snob. Leona, Thorn
bloom also ran.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs. Allah 1oI
lP1ckens). to 5, 3 to s. to 3: Zoie o-
tWoods), to .. ! to 4; Ward. 80 (Fletcberl
5 to 3. Time. 1:12 2-5. Prince Direct III
tie Ed. Goidstone. Cafeteria. Byrne aIso ,,
FOURTH RACE-Six furIongs. Cromwell
I24 tFtekensl. to 3, 1 to q out: Wa,
Zone. 1o6 CMiller), 2 to l, even; Ton q, ths
Morning. 107 tChiavetta), 3 to .. Time
1Il 10. Mile. Dazie, Messkit Diversion
buford. Belle Of Elizabethtown also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 30 wards
Lucky Pearl. s6 tHunt), to 1, to I.
even: Corydon. 102 tLux), even, 1 To ..
Iiocnir. los tMurray). 1 to s. Time. az
10: Crystal Day and Bucknail also ran,
SIXTH RACE - One and oue-sixteeptb
miles. Ellison. 100 1Chiavetta), 8 to Z.
] to :, to 4; The Talker. 0s (Archabal Id u
: to 1.-2 to 1: Regresso. 100 (BalD, even.
Time. 1:46 Is. Wood Thrush, Kilkenny,
jack Healy. Fountain Fay also ran
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furIongs. Disturb
anee. 1Os; Bertha Mink, 100; 4wishing, 100;
tDorothy. 100; whiz. 112; tMambi. II.:
fGen. Agramonte. III: Little Pointer. ia:
Fiction. ia. tDisz entry. tspence- -Thraves
entry.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half fur.
longs. Little One. 10: Capt. Tony. 90;
Hush. 101: Miss K, 102; sFord ia3: oueen
10s.
THIRD RACE-Six furiongs. sRockaree.
81; THE, Cleaner. 30; sTerrible Miss. iO2;
'Beveriys James. 104: Orlando Of Havana.
Iod; Col Harrison. 109; Lady Ivan. no:
FOURTH RAcE-slx furiongs. Lemon
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
international Hockey
League Is Planned

Toronto. Jan. lJ.-As an outcome
Of the recent visit of the Yale hockey
teem TO Canada. plans for an in
lcrnational intercollegiate hockey
union are being considered. The
suggestion came from Nick BawIf. n
professional player. now coaching
me Queens University hockey team.
1t was understood here today that
representative from Yale. Harvard,
princeton and Dartmouth universi-
Ties viii meet shortly to discuss the
proposition IL is planned to have
\ regular schedule for games be-
tween these four United States uni
versities and Queens. McGilI and To-
ronto on the Canadian end.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
Scholastic Tossers Will
Play Double Bill Today
By JOHN z. ooETz.

Scholastic basketball tossers
will swing into action again To-
day in the Catholic University
gym when a double-header win
be staged. starting at $50 p. N.
Two ancient rivals, Technical vs.
Central, will meet in the first
game. while Western and Eastern
will battle in the nightcap affair.
The Manual Trainers game with
the Central quint should be one "
the hardest and best fought gamer
of the series as this fray will have =
big tendency on deciding the schol-
astic championship OF 1899. Coseh
Apple, OF the 'BIacksmiths." hu
his men in tip-top condition as he
expects a tough game with the cea-
tral tossers.
The Mt Pleasant Eve will force
Technical TO fight hard TO land he
game. Coach Metzler. OF Central. u
well satisfied with the present form
of his warriors. claiming that they
are In the pink" and ready for q
hard battle.
The Eastern and Western clafh
should be a hummer. as Western
forced the Central team TO the limit
in their last game. and II took a lot
of basket ball ability for Business
to stall of the scrappy Eastern
duint The teams will lineup as
follows:
Tech.-Gosnell. =. e.: Hutchinson.
l. e.: LeohIer. center. Parker. 7. 2;
GUIDE, l. g.
Central.-Lemon. r. r.: Hileman.
!. e.: Wood. center; Bob Newly. T. =:
Dick Newby. !. e
Observation-Disclosures RI; Burso.
IL: Heurich, center; Wright. re-:
Altemus. l.g.
Eastern-Meyers. r.f.: McCIoskey.
IL: o'Conner. center: Prender. r.g.:
Parker. l.g.
"Schlitz'' SchIoser. Of GeorEetovn.
and Tracy. Of Catholic University.
will officiate in today's Eames.
High school Notes
Gonzaga High School basketball u
team would like TO arrange a game
for Tuesday. January 20. or Thurs
day. January - with some high
school quint. Fer game address
challenges to ]. J. kilroy. iS I
street northwest.
McQuade. Of Eastern. shortly viii
be seen in uniform. as he has com
pletely recovered from the injury he
received in q football game
Coach Foley has fifty candidates
working out for track teams. arI
hopes TO win the annual scholastic
track meet.
Central basketball team has bccn
practicing at night for the game
against Tech. This game will prob
ably decide the championship series.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16

Delehanty n sIugger.
This player l speak of was Edward
oelehanty. a batter that was more
cared in his day than Ruth is at the
present time. Delehanty could hit. SC
An Ruth. but show me how many
times Big Ed famed when he was up
here. and l will show YOU every one
Babes strikeouts.
Dolehanty was far the most timelv
batter OF the two. and there are
- 'a.--- Tleht q IL. "
ngton that can remember when he
a. smashing them cut IA IN Ruth
Total of seyentce7 Bases.
Here is one mark that Ruth has not
)vaten. and the hits were not mad
- 19nd-hoS around. either
On July 13. 1896. Delehanty was .
member of the Philadelphia club
hich was Paving the White Stock
ngs mot White Sox), and Bill
Terry was pitching. All the pig fel-
o'v did was Enoc< out -four home
'Gns ard single. giving him a total
80 E1teen bases. That - one rec
nd that Ruth has never even come
iose to setting up.
BcSnn ~ n Catcher.
d is question il many crn cvc7
'cnember when Deiehanty started to
"''all. lei alone what position
ie filed.
III" thar follows will give
onc a pretty fair idea that from the
-,,.tTi Z -.. -tTeor back in 1SSI
with the Mansfield. Ohio. State
IeaSue cub. Ihat he could his. rs he
started of by cracking out three
siasles.
Re was then catcher but he did not
'~st very Ion" - that position for he
was soon shifted to second base.
%here he played all OF that season
;nd the next. when he was with
Wheeling oi the Interstate League.
Delehanty Vas very much wanted
ball player in those days. and Man
ser Al e. BuckenberGer. who handled
the team. had little trouble in selling
aim at the highest rrice ever paid for
a busher Up to that time. Philadel-
phia paid the high price OF $500 to
Wheeling for the player. He played
both second ard first for his new
team. but he was sent to the outfield
on account OF his hitting. besides he
was not playing the fast ball neces-
S~-y 1roUnd the iniiel5: he was get
- TOO big to get after the ground
balls.
His First Game.
Here is the box score of DeIehantv',:
-'St professional game when he Joined
Mansfield of the Ohio State League.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
Swartz and Holbrock Will
Box in Baltimore Tonight

All roads lead to Baltimore. Md. to-
day for the Washington fighting fans.
The Benny Valgar-Matt Brock battle
which is the main go over a 12-round
routc at the Peerless Club, is not the
main attraction for local boxing bugs.
The magnet which Is drawing the
sporting fraternity to the Monumental
City is the appearance of two Dis
.rict bsntam-weights. Joey Swartz,
the rugged battle who has lately
jumped into prominence, is carded IN
Dne OF the six FOUNDERS, while Chick
| Halbrook will entertain over a four
round route.
Meets Tough Battle.
Swartz. who has been trained under
the guiding hands of Mike Martin,
will meet e tough opponent in Bat
ding Dundee. while Holbrook is card
ed 10 meet Billy Baxter. Both local
boys are in the pink of condition for
these battles and expect to land the
verdict.
The French featherweight champion
and Iatt Brock arrived in Baltimore
yesterday for their twelve-round de-
cision. Both boys are in the best OF
physical condition and each is con-
ident of winning. Valgar is a slight
favorite in the betting. but Brock Is
not without supporters. for being one
OF the hardest hitters i'm the feather
division. the Ohio scrapper is figured
o have a splendid chance of putting
We foreigner to the rosin for the full
Junt
Crock will enter the arena with five
straight victories under his belt. all
Of which have been scored since he
placed himself under the management
Of Jimmy Dunn. famous in pugilism
as the developer of worlds feather
weight champion johnny kilbane. af-
er whose crown the sensational
renchman is now waging a stren-
uous campaign.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
WITH THE
RUNW HQR6
=zE2&D@=

r. 81; 'Blaze Away. 1O7; BARS and stars.
io'; flrst Pullet 1o7; ED Garrison. lo7;
arthur Middleton IO7; Big smoke 10.
Count Boris I12
FIFTH RACE-One and three -sixteenths
miles. 'Misericorde. 95; 'John W. Klein,
W: sasenta. lO5; Great Gull. 1O7; Fly Home,
SiAIH KACE-one mile anu so yards
FL Coronel. 30: 'Guidepost. IO3; Little
Buss, lO': Miss Ivan. LOG; Lamp Post. 10s.
Eda Hermann, 101; Fairly. 1O3; Perseus, 100:
Attorney Muir. 113 wv
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
Bob Mclean to Sail.

New York. Jan. l5.-''BohhH" NJ
Lean. of Chicago. the world cham =
pion professional ice skater. VI
sail for Christiania. Norway. or th"
steamer Fjord tomorrow He VIII
skate Oscar Mathcison for the
world title on February and s.
Mclean tonight viii b. given a
dinner by American sPortsmen a
Healcy's.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
Byron MAY Quit.

Detroit. Jan. 15.-Lord Byron. the
singing umpire. may not return 10
the National League next season.
Byron. when he isn't jumping" in
the " tionsl Lerue, is a steanfitter
in Detroit. and he is making so
much money at it that he doesn't
know whether he can spare the time
to return to baseball.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
EPISCOPAL BEATEN
BY BUSINESS QUINT

Business High Schools basketball
Quint journeyed 10 Alexandria and
defeated the strong combination OF
the Episcopal High School. II to -.
in a fast and weIl-played game yes
terday in the lstter's gym. The
game was close from start to M
ish. the score at the end Of the first
half standing IL to 10 in favor OF
the Virrinisns.
Business came back strong in th-
last half. and after a hard uphil
fight managed to pull the game out
OF the FIRE in tho last few minute
Of play. Mesny's shooting was IN,
feature OF Business play. while F;in"-
hart and Milton played well for a."
losers. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
Large Tiger SQUAD.

Detroit, Jan. l5.-Though Hughie
Jennings. manager of the Detroit
club, contemplates standing pat on
his 1919 regulars next season. the De-
troit management has announced
that II will take the biggest batch
of players to its Macon training
camp next spring that ever has as
sembled under a Tiger banner. Twen-
ty-nine players are booked to take
the Tiger training jaunt. and sew
eral more names may be added to
the Detroit roster If Frank Navin
can put over a few more deals
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
One Year Ago in Sports

Mike J. Kelly signs to man
age st. Paul. American Associa-
tion.
George Sisler signs his St
Louis contract.
Monte Cross, the old Athletic
shortstop. engaged to coach
Maine baseball team.
Billy Miske wants $4,000 to
box Jack Dempsey at New Or
leans.
Joe Lynch has been matched
to box Tom Noble. the British
bantam, twenty rounds in Lon
don.
a committee has been ap-
pointed to select new chairman
National Commission.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Three furlongs. Auto
matte. 1iS; Red Joe. 113; Manobie. Tia:
hnngorge, 113; Bunga Buck, l13; Miss
Adrianre. I1s; Margaret Dixon. IIs: Jo.ie
German. 113: Get 'Em, Ill; Joe Goodman.
Ill: Rrown Bill. III.
SECOND RACE-MIle and seventy yards.
hronner, l1s: Orchid. I15; King. lis: Mis-
nke' ilS; Judge David. 115: Bgddy Tucker.
lis; NapthaIius. HIS; Tom Brooks. I15.
Dnreiia. u9; 0rseita T. 1IO: Gardllng, los;
Airdrie. io0; Grand SIAN, los; Pindar, los:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
Gets Exhibition Game.

Baltimore. Jan. 15.-Baltimore is
sure to be one of the FIVE stop-ofr
stations of the Yankees and Dodgers
on their way North from training
camp. Fans of the Maryland capi-
tai. where Babe Ruth played before
he became a major Lacquer, are
anxious to see the home-run king In
action. and the Baltimore club is
sure to bid high for the game. The
contest probably will take the place
Of the Red Sox-Giants game that
had been scheduled tentatively for
Baltimore. - Flss
The Washington herald., 1920-01-16
BIG THREE HOCKEY TO
HAVE 6-MEN TEAMS

New Haven. Conn.,. Jan. I5.-Three
important changes in hockey have
been agreed upon by Yale. Harvard
and Princeton teams. They are: First,
six-man teams instead of seven; sec
ond. rules allowing more liberal sub
stitutions; third. three l5-minute. in
stead OF two Commute, playing Pc
RODS.
The alterations were included in
the Canadian hockey rules. which
Yale found satisfactory on its Christ
mas trip across the border The six
man team is regarded as assuring
faster hockey for. small Kinks.