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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-07
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-07

FOKD FOR SALE.
A second hand five pas.
isenger Ford car, thorou-
ghly 0verhauled, for sale
by 6. G. THOMPSON
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-07

Il FInsncial Statement.
+. OF the City of Pembina for the year en-.
ding March S1st, 1920
WARRANT ACCOUNT.
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First Race-Miss Rankin, 1I2 CHeupel)
24.7O, T.9O, 40; P. 7. Baruum. III
tHaynesl. 40, $50; Beacon, liz CMorrisl,
$50. Time. los. Calithump, haywood
Toreador, PaEadsrs, TingIing, Harmoaiqus
Jealous, Gen. MenocaL W. T. Grives
Lough swiIly and Cora Y also ran.
Second Racs-Joaquina, ll0 (ColtilettiD
8. 40, 2.90, go; Bygone, li2 CAllenl, 1890,
7.50; Chsyalier. 40 (RodrigueED, $40,
Time, LIS is. saea jaewa, Narquere, Dixon,
Dolly O., Lough Red and Explosive also ran.
Third Race-Flying Welshman. ii3 but
welH. $50, $40, 40; Gus scherr, Iis
Rodriguez. ITO. $50; Phantom Fair, 1lC
tSandel. $50. Time. 1:l4 2J. Rafferty,,
Brisk. SaPoh, stepson, Merry Feast and
Rainbow Division also ran.
Fourth Raos-suEar Mint l02 tPonee)
40, $40, 2.5O; Madrona. 40 M1rris),
$50, go; Short Change, l10 (Rodriguer)
$50. Time, l:47 IS. Edith h, Martha
Luckett, Bohsr- -ns- Breena and Ysphsnk also
Fifth Race-Bonifaee. 122 CSandeD. 270,
out, out: Lsochares, Ill JButveln, out;
Irish Kiss, liz tNorris). out. Time. IA 3-5.
sixth Rsee-Stir Up. lI2 CJackson).
81. 30 80. go $50: Bar Coy. 112 tsapde)
0 90 40; NsPthalius. 1i2 CColtilettD, so.
Time. l:I6 Is. Indolence. Fl Primo. Ben
Hampson and Tugs also ran.
Seventh Race-Nellr Yorke, loT Mor-
risl, 1000. $40, $50: Rouen. III (Contel .
$40. 400; Buford. 10 CHaynes). $50.
Time. li47 2-5. Franc Tieur. Antoinette,
Searchlight III and Kalipolis also ran.
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BRITISH "PROS".
WINNING AGAIN
Vardon and Ray End Losing
Streak by Victory at
Cherry Valley Course.

Garden City. sept. 2O.-Nardon
and Ray. the famous English golf
pros. who have lost four straight
games since their return from the
West, stopped their losing streak
at the Cherry Valley course this
afternoon when they defeated
Frank Mcnamara. the local pro.
and Jack Bowling, OF SCarSdaIe.
The invaders won by a margin Of
three and two. Most Of this lead
was gained in the morning round.
where they gained a lead of two
holes. The visitors were able to
put together better game and
their team work headed off the
play put up by the Americans.
Nardon was the best scorer in
the final eighteen when he was
only 4 stroke over par with a card
OF 3S-36-74 He helped his side
most in the best ball affair. Ray
had a bad break on his last nine
holes and used mp forty strokes.
Mcnamara was not getting very
good results and had an So for his
share OF the scoring on the Ameri-
can side of the match. Dowljn-
began rather moderately hut fn-
ished with ga wcII-playcd 81 for
total Of IL
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D0RVAL PARK RESULTS

First Race-LittIe Dear. 1903 (HinphT) ,
1910, $50, 40: Charley Boy. 1O6 CHunu.
go. 40: Mad May. 96 (StesrnsD, go.
Time, 1:l7. Miss Holland, George c. Jr.,
No"rmPl Foruoyo also ran.
Second Rsoe-Dsinty Lady. III '(Huntl,
go, $50. go; Far East. 40 CThurbetl,
$40, 2.3o: Delaney. III Hayward, 40.
Time, iii Is. snow Queen, Janice Logan
also ran.
Third Raoo-Highlaad Lad. l15 Thur
berD 80. 40. $50; Assumption. III Hin
Phy), $50, 80: Msnnikn II, l05 Ham
merb, 12-5O. Time. 1:l7 So. Mouette.
Princess Myrtle. Hemisphere. Lillian G.
Olive James, Lady lone, American Eagle
also ran.
Fourth Receive MCGEE, 90 Cstearnsl. @.
26.2n. 80. $50; Flibberty Gibbet 1l6
Hunt. 800. 20; Blazonry. Io4 tHinphy).
$50. Time. i:l6 IS. Sim Feiner. Toe the
Marx. Sedan also ran.
Fifth Race-Discord, 106 CEames). 1890.
40. $50; Trackstsr, IO5 CMarneIlii. $40
ESQ; All Amiss, 102 lstearnsI. 80. Time.
1:5O. Sweeplet. Pulaski. ". NJ. Baker, Jeen
Jan, Aigrette also ran.
Sixth Race-Pierrot.. lO9 lHayvardl,
1l.s0. $50, $40; AntiphoU, 1Ol CTryou),
1850, $50; Trickster II. lO4 CThurber) ,
80. Time. l so 4-5. Miss Orb, Mannchen,
Dragon also ran.
Seventh Race-LittIe Nearer, 20 CBul-
croft. $40. go. go: WiIfreda. IO4 my
ersl, 40. $50: Leinster, &c (Peumanl. 40
Time. 2:I3. Ray O. Light, Cadillac, Sky
Pilot also ran.
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HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

First Race-Five and one half furlougs
Pimlico. ia; Billy Reedy, lIo; Lough
Maiden. 10T; Fernwood. Ill; Kinetic, no;
Dancing Maid, lO2; Black Top, 10; Gladys,
lUT
Second Raoe-Two miles. IufdeI I'd. 100:
Jay Bird. IA: a-Plying Scout. l35; Nonus,
l30; Jack Of Spades. l3S; a-Bronze Eagle.
133; Dorcris. 1J2; War Togs. 1876: Over
match. 1874. r-Mrs. W. A. Prime entry.
Third Receive and One-half furlongs
Gen. AgramontP, ia: Salesman. no; Lady
Granite. IO7; Lusmore. l13; 'Blooming e ton
100; 'Helen Lucas, 1O2; Grstican, l1O;
George Bovee. 100
Fourth Race-Mile and seventy yards.
Court Fool. 112: L'Enjoleur. 115; 'Sir Jack,
1O7; Brigida. 1l2; Sadie D. 100; my Ada
lO4; Dinty Moore. 112; Mrs. Ida Roberts, 100
Fifth Racs-One mile and seventy yards
Sailor, ia; HOodwink, 1OT; Siren Maid, ia;
Chasseu, 107; The MacNab, 1OT; Columbine,
1O4.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs Bullet Proof.
1l3; st. Quentin. 100; King Thrush. lis;
Jeg. l05; Carmanda!e, lis; Siren Maid. 100.
Seventh Raee-Mile and one-sixteenth
Little England. 1l6; 'Zouave. Ill; Barley
Water, lO6; Sharp Frost, l16: John l. Day,
III; Hong Kong, l16; 'Sunrose. los.
apprenticeship allowance claimed
Track fast. Weather clear.
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First Race-Maiden. 3-year-olds and up
ward; claiming; one mile. Joe Joe, 109
Cha lenger. 10; Caddie, l15; Armistice
10: Sweet Tooth. lis; Seryilleta. l0l; Ii
cacry, 115: War Loan, 100; Lovely. 107 +;
'Courting COlors. 40; Lovers Lane II, lO7 {;
'Winnetconn, 90; Cbimers, liz.
Second Racial ages; mares; handicap:
six Ind a half furlongs. Fruit Cake, ll5;
Tbelma l., 95; Red Red Rose. 9s; Lady
BrummeI 81; Wedding Cake. 100; Enflade,
129; Elected II. 1903; Tailor Maid, 100;
Penelope. 1O4: SaIvestra, los.
Third Racs-Three- year-olds and upward ::
Woodmore Selling Stakes: six furlongs. Pick
wick. llJ: Osgood. l07: Vice Chairman, 1l2;
Ma jor Parke. .112; Torcbbearer, lO5: Tick
Iish, ll9; Arnold, ll5; Toumie McTsEgsrt
40.
Fourth Racs-Three-y -year-olds aud up
ward; handicap; one mile. Royce Rools,
l1O: Cromwell. 1O2: Lord Brighton, 124;
Neddam, ia; Pilgrim. 102; Tippity Witch
ct l2l; Audacieus, liz: War Mask, l06.
Fifth Raoe-Three- year-olds and upwa I'd !;
selling; mile and n siKtsenth. Goaisr, 1i5;
'DorCas, Ill: American Boy, 1n; Paddy
Dear. 1i3; Tommie McTsrgart. 119; War
Pl-re. 1l6; Sunny Land. iI9
Sixth Race-Two-year-old sv~ furlonrs.
Our Boots, ll5: Mavourns.n. l1ei The Bo-
hemlan. ll5; Quecreek. leS; orcus, los;
RemOnt. los; Frigate, 1eA: Current Events,
lOS: Care Free, los: Merchant Marine. los;
Eddie Green, los; streamer. los.
'Five lbs. apprentice allowance claimed.
Weat clear: track fast.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

First Race-Jorice, Ill CKeunedy), $50
u 90, 10: Blue Paradise. 1O4 CBarrett),
go, go; Lady Fairplay. lOs Murray,
2aO. Time l:l3. yeIIa K. and Legal also
ran.
Second Race-Buly Barton, 11e tPooD.
1900, 40. $40; Rangoon, 112 Uykel.
SO, go; Col. Baker, liz Barrett, $50.
Tine I0T. Merrimac, Nonskid. Black
Rock, Lou Widrig H z. Coleman, The NIr-
giuisn. Demonstrstor. Humphrey and Bud
die Kean slSo ran.
Third Race-Black Thong, 1O6 tStoneD.
81 20. 940. 40; Tevas Special. IO5 ken
nedy). $50, $50; BOmblst. 40 (Burke)
$40 Time 1:4T % Selma c.. Ground
swell, Mountain Girl Second Cousin and
Mary Fuller also ran.
Fourth Race-Mary Garney. lO4 Ken
nedyl, 400. 800. 2.70: May Flower, lO4
King. 1850 $50; Quick View. 1903
GHeinischl. 400. Time 1:07 3-5 spugs.
T J. PenderEsst, Planet and W. G. Me
CIintOck alsO ran
Fifth Race-Misssd the Time los CErick-
acdyl $50 80, $50: PulIux 10 CErick-
sonI. T-9O. 40; Ruby, % Long). 1910.
Time l.13. JefliSon. Sandbed, Benscia.
Rapld Stride, GOldstnne, Jack Straw. Billy
J0c John. IT.. and LoyaIist also ran.
Sixth Race - Judge Budruw, lO7 Erick-
sonl s 81, 800. 200; Sure. 100 lking).
a6O, 3.sU: Nurse Jane, 1O6 tGruberl, $50.
Time. I.O7 %. Helium. Nick London and
Ring Rose also
Seventh RAes-Capt. ReeS, III tEriCksonl
4 50 34o = 20: TanlaC. 10 (POOD. 40,
$40: Trophy. no Graves, $40. Time
= t8 %. Bucknail. Athena, The Gallant,
obId Broom and Port Drapeau also ran.
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THORNCLIFFE RESULTS

First Race-Bock Silk, 1O5 (Falor). IL 90,
$40. $50; Mallowmot. llO (Aron). 500,
2.7O; sturdee, 1l0 tBarnes), go. Time
lis. satInmore, P. Moody, York Road,
Corn Broom, Satala and Flame also ran.
Second Raoe-Plsntoon, 1893 (Harbourne)
20. 20, 10, 40; Loeb Leven, ITO Casey
$50. $50; voorin. lO3 Falor). $50. Time
1907 2-5 Roseate. Charlotte c.. High Wave,
Get En- and Tubby A. also ran.
Third Race Dandy, l54 (McFarlane),
6.6O. $40. out b-Greek Patriot (Proctor)
2.5O. out: a-Jim o., l59 twilson). out
Time 3:36. Wasks, Pilot, b-Bass Wood
and a-single Time also ran. a-Fox Head,
mems entry. b-Proctor entry.
Fourth Rsce-Dians, los (PicEens), 10. 90,
1920, 400; sagamore, 10l (Falor), 610,
$50; Lonely. 90 CHarbourne). 800. Time
vasback and Pansy Blossom also ran,
Fifth Raoe-Breeze, liz (wslIsl. 30,
4.60, out; King John. 1903 CBarnes). T9l.
out: Bondage, l25 tRichcreek), out Time
1:43 as. Veteran also ran.
sirth Race-El Mohdia, II2 dickens,
1870. SO, 4.ao: Hattie Will Do, 100 lAt-
welD, 40, 2.9o; Bars and stars, ZOE
tChiavetta). 40. Time 1:l4 2-5. Clark
NJ, Punctusl, Paul Connolly, Mabel Trask,
Ar vesins. AnuabeIIe, Ponderosa, Ernest
and Senator James also ran.
Seventh Raee-Refugee, 1o3 (Barnes)
$50, 4s0, $40; Don Dodge, lO5 fCaseyl
1850, 1910; Phillstine. ss CGregoryl
1910 Time 1:43 Is skeerface, Peerless
One. Kentucky Boy, spesrlene and W. H.
Beckner also ran.
Eighth Raoe-zoie, Io2 CGibson). q 30,
Jack Reeves. los CChiavetta), 30. Time,
2:0o 10. Sea Urchin, Cork, Captain Hodge.
Blackboard, Frank +, Contestant, Puts and
Calls also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

Scholastic football players by the
hundreds answered the call to the
gridiron yesterday. AS was ex-
pected, all of the high schools
with the exception of Business
made a start. Western. Central,
Eastern and Tech had large squads
ready for practice. The coaching
proposition has not been cleared as
yet regarding Eastern and Busi-
ness.
The Stenographers will get out
today with nearly the same men
that represented Business last year.
They have been keeping in trim for
the coming season and several are
considerably larger than last SEA
son. Capt. Tommy Somerville Will
have charge of the squad for sew
eral days until additional help can
be found in rounding our the eleven.
Western Outlook Good.
Western has a rosy future in the
grtdiron sport il the ready answer
any indication. The estimated num-
Der was about 100. many more
than was expected. and also more
than the outfits of the school can
accommodate. Everett Burke. cap
tain. together with Reggie Conard
and Harry Dawson. regulars from
last Years team. will lead the prac-
ticc this afternoon on the grounds.
81 hul nf q
school. used by the athletic squads
of Western. Berkely Jefrress will
be one of the Red and White main
stays this year. Last season he
pleased Coach Morse with his
clever work at halfback. He is one
of the best punters the West End
boys have.
The Blue and White has a schedule
of strong teams to play. Beginning
October at Charlotte Hall Military
Academy. the Mount Pleasant boys
will have their hands full. The big
game of the season follows when
Woodberry Forest, rated as one of
the best scholastic combinations in
this section, comes here on the 9Th
Baltimore City. is scheduled for a
game in the stadium October 10 and
is followed by Shenandoah Valley
Academy. also in the stadium. on
the Esd. The only other game away
from homo Is with Baltimore Poly
on the 29th of this month. in BaItF-
more. November the Blue and
White meets the Maryland Univer-
sity Freshmen. Friday. the nth.
Western stacks up against them ir
one of the two games of the unlim-
tied weight class in the local high
schools. One week later the last
contest of the season is PLAYED with
their old rivals. Tech.
No coach was ready to meet the
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Boniface Leads Field
Observation-Disclosures
-tert Ikna0

Stir Up paid his supporters Sso.aO
for 81
Nellie Iorke Wins in stretch.
The nightcsp provided the most
exciting race Of the afternoon when
Nellie Yorkc, Eouen and Buford
fought out thrilling three-cor-
nered duel throughout the stretch
run Nellie Yorke. which was on tho
rail. gained the decision by an eye
lash. Yorkc's victory was largely
due to. the hustling ride Of Jockey
Morris When il comes TO a rat
tIing hnish Jockey Norris has al
WAYS been able to deliver, and yes
lerdsy' was no exception
NJ Seifert and Jockey HeUpel put
over another lonG shot in the initial
dash for 2-year-oldS when Miss
Rankin came with rush IN the
closing strides 10 win from 2. 7
Rarnurn- 7. T BsruUm Craspeo q
long early lead and looked 70 be an
easy winner until Miss Rankin
sprung from the bunch in the
stretch and outgamed him.
Joaquins Continues Porn.
CIopton's Joaquina repeated her
good performance OF a couple OF
dsvs AGO and romped away with the
second race as she willed. SAGA
iawea made the pace, but curleo up
in the stretch.
FlyinC WelShman, smsrtly riooen
by Jockey Butwell. scored in the
third event. taking the decision oy
short margin from GoOdscre's Gus
Scheer. Phantom Fair fell into the
third hole.
Sugarmint proved that she has
not gone back from the good form
she displayed in New York and won
tho fourth all the way from the
Sunnyland stables Msdrono ana
Short Change.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21

LEXINGTON ENTRIES

Firrt Racs-Three-yea and up; claim.
ing purse 81 900; six furlonzs .Luim,me
ss; swar Prize. 1903; 'Dancing spray, 1Os;
Ablaze. 104; Mabel c.. 106;. sMsrse Joffn'
i07, e. J, Lynch, los; 'Dr Carmen, 1Oe;
Brig Of War. Ill; Jellison, liz; View. ia;
Ham Reh, ia. Also eligible-Csmounag ge
1ls; 81. J. Murdock, 1903.
Second Raee-Two-year-oId n,ideps
claiming; purse $1,000; Eve and one.hglt
furbongs. 'Plato, 10I; sPromlsins Tom
lol: Little Boss, 1903; Tawasenths. 103
Anunda, 103: Natalie. 1O3: Repent 1o3
Socialist Star, 106; Dark Friar. LOG: Joe
Msucini, log; Countess, 100; Eleanor s.
100. Also Ehgible-BIt Of Green, Il3; Non
Skid, LOG; MaSsvilIe, l03.
yesr-olds and up; allowances; purse 81 600
one mile. Tulsa. 9s lake Field. ss: sans
Boy, 9s; Aph. 90; Mamie Kelly, 90; Nv
Ballot 90; Trayesty, I02
Fourth Raoe--Reed Hotel handicap: a-resr-
old fllies; purse 81 900: allowances: 6ye and
one-balf furionss. Millersburs, los; Pekos
los: Last Rose. -; Kate Fraley. los; Fair
Florin, los; Auntie May. lis.
Fifth Raoe-Paris handicap: purse 81 200
3-year-olds aud up; six furlongs. kin
101; Fern Handley, 1o7; Win, 1io: Ginger.
III
Sixth Race-Three-year-o r-olds: claiming
purse 81 600; one mile and sixteentbi
soleaster. 101: Second Cousin, lo4; Parole
100; Spectacular Girl. loi; Lady Mount
Joy. 1O6 Duke Of Wellington, 100; sorienta,
Dress, 101; ALEX jr., l07.
Seventh Raoe-Three -year-oIds and nm.
claiming: handicap: purse 81 600: one mile
and one quarter. Judge David. s5: Gloomy
Gus. 10s; Wave. 81; Hu~yest King. iii .
VI uaser Waite. los.
apprentice allowance. claimed
Weather clear. Track fast.
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SCRIMMAGE IS.
HELDBYG. W.U.
More Promising Candidates
Report to Coach Morse.
81 Now on Field.

George Washington University
players INDUCED in their FIRST scrim-
mage of the season yesterday. The
first eleven was composed of J,
Loehler. Vidmer and Powell. ends:
Hawley and whyte. tackles; Nilsson
and Gronna, guards: p. Lochler.
center. and Manson. McAllister,
Walter and Lewis in the backfield.
J. r. Yidmer. former ST. Lukes
School halfback; r. L. Savage,
Portsmouth High; "Gabby" Newman,
Eastern High; Richard and Joe Nc
Pherson and Edward Sandy. of Bar
renger High, n. j.. all freshmen, re-
ported yesterday.
In addition to l. A. Moore. a law
cchool man and former Iowa center,
Carney Carnes and Sam Roberts.
both of the junior class. reported.
The addition of seven new men
brought the squad up TO thirty-one
players, the majority of whom are
hrst-year men.
Dean W. c. Borden. OF the medical
school, watched the practice with
the other members of the G. w. l..
faculty.
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THORNCLIFFE ENTRIES

First Race--Three year-olds and up;
claiming; msidens; purse 81 100: six fur
longs. Tom Logan, lO6; Capt. Evans, 1OG +:
Oriental Park, lo6; McDoran. Ill; Black
Star lo8 Laird o Laughlin, loe; Eleve
iO6; Weinland, Ill; Impress, LOG; Bonna
A, -l06; Pausy Blossom. lO6; Madrid, ia
Also eligible-C. A. Crew, Ill; Helma, III;
old Mckenns, io6; Commodore, ia.
Second Race-Three- -year-oIds and up:
eIairisg; purse 81, 200; six furlongs. Sandy
H.. 100; soscol, ITO; Bigsmoke, 1I0; Ne
braska, 100; SPOKANE Queen. 1O5: Dsn
ITO; Propa ganda, .1l3; 'Deckhand, ito; Doc
tor D., ITO; Huntress. 1l0; Langhorue, ia
Also eigible-Roy Lieu, lis: Happy Valley,
ITO; CLARK NJ. los; Ell Mahdi, i13.
Third Race - Two-yesr-olds; claiming
maidensj purse 81 200; Eve furlongs. .Ho5
Spark. 1o2; Shekk, 1903; sJosie German. l0I
Nesterman. 10e; Mabel Josephine, i03: Ruth
Maxim. lo4; Scintillate, 105: Sweet Violet
100; 'Eugenia X, 1903; Capon, 100; sDora
Umma. 105; 'yera Wood, 9s.
Fourth Raos-Three-ye e-year-olds and IN:
Canadian bred; purse 81 200: six furIoups
Voltage. 9o; Gold Galore. ios; sturdee. iii. /.
Brovah Ben, 100; Bdgle March l06; Yorkist
ia; Sorn Broom, loS; Uncle John. Ill
Fifth Raoe-.Agincourt ha andlcap for all
ages; purse $500; ive and one-han fur.
longs. Who Cares, 90: The Boy. 1I2. Red
La nd. ss; Bobby Alien liz; Mayor H,uso
112; Top o the Morning. III
Sihlh Ace-Ihree-year-olds and up; ella i'm
ing; purse 81, 200: one mile Escarpoletu
IS; Gain de Cause. lo4; Iolite, los: Nv
Dear doi; Murray, l04; Veteran, ia; Lazy
Lou. i02 War Club. los.
,seveath Racs--Three-year-olds and IN:
claiming; purse $1,000: one mile and one.
sixteenth. Susan NJ, 9s; Pla rede, q:
Dottas Best. 1903: Neenah los, sHonolulu,
Os; Thanksgiving. 1903; Miss Sweep, los,
Paula ", los; Double Van es; Buncrana
l03; Belle Roberts, 10s: Jose De Wales,
IL Also 'sible-Sundura. 1903: Iobelia.
l0S Prunes, lo3; Mareery. io3
app .entice allowance claimed
Weather cloudy Track fast.
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6; 6 85S;eSPEQRTLN;HT eSPE,Q g,!!'E.[!; +!

Western tour they were figured out
of the frame because they happened
10 be scheduled on hostile plains
with their two main opponents
booked at home.
But this philosophy doesn't al
ways follow. The Cubs won a pen
nant on the road in 1905. while the
Giants were blowing most OF Il at
home.
In 1911 the Giants won a pennsnt
on the road sitter three weeks OF
touring, with the Cub, scrspping az
West side Psrb
The encouragement OF the rooters
friendly yelp Is often a big factor
But there are also times when one
can do better away from hif friends
Evnss vs. Ray.
Is Evans. the amateur golf
champion of the United States. a.
Champion" . reader inter)ectE
Evans isn't as long from the tee
but he 10 much more consistent
down the fairway.
Evans is a much more effective
manipulstor Of the iron and rnzshie
Ray is much the better putter
In their exhibition competitions
Evans has outscored Ray. but IN
the open championship grind az ~
holes Ray led Evans by three
strokes. Ray plays much more solf
and has been far better seasoned
by long experience than Evans has.
You can take these lateral statis-
tics and arrive at your own general
conclusions.
''Shake-Up due in Cincinnati team
for next year" II they monkey
l-mUCh more with Pat Moran the
shake-dp will be more in the nature
Of an explosion than anything else.
Up 20 the hour Of slogginC 20
press the August rumor that Giants
and White SoN were 90 meet again
in the next world series had not
been ofiCially confirmed.
Copyright. 1890. New York Tribune. IDe.l
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
DORVAL, PARK ENTRIES

First Race-Condi tions; paideps; all ages;
mile. fSeven Seas. %; MHSket. III: Rink
avous. Ill: ~. Alfred Clark, 10; tDinty.
IO5: Mistake, III. Aorock, 1865 tTilloloy
l0T NHodge entry. tNfariou entry. ..
Second Race-Claiming: all ages; Cana
dian bred: 8 furlopgs. Aunt Lin, SO; All
Amiss, i12s Mouette. lO7: Canteen Girl, %;
Eva Song. 92; Hemisphere. H.; Player,
I0T; Blarney Boy. 95.
Third Race-Clsiming; 4-year-olds and up;
6 furlongs MOndaipe. los: Arthur Middle
ton. l13: Cheardom. lib: ptuant. 11G: Little
Pete, 1l0; Astraea, 110; Keen Jane, 1Ie.
Fourth Race - Claiming; for 4-year-olds
nd up; b furlongs. All Amazed, Ios /;
SeviIlian. 110; Bob Baker. 10: Pinard, los;
Liberty Bond, loS; Little Maudie, ifs;
Guardsman. 110; Nick Klein. 100. ....
Fifth sRaoe-Claiming; 3-year-olds and un:
l mile and 20 yards. Richard v, 90: Bl,-
zonry, 10; Wood THRUSH. 40; Hondo, log;
Red Post. 1922 DulS Run, l07; FL Mont, iO5.
Sixth Raoe-clafming; 3-year-olds and M;
mile. Dairyman, 103; Chrome, Io4; Gal.
ley head, t03; Montague. IOT; Alex Getz, no;
Norman Elder, 10T
Seventh Rsoe-Claimihg: 3-year-olds and
up: I mile. Ella Jennings 1O2: American
Eagie- II3: Drag on, lis; High olympus.
los; Maessnzie, l0s; Lebieuet, ios; Ned
,Illey bright, log
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
Call of Gridiron Brings
Out Many School Boys

squad at Eastern when seven letter
men and many others reported, but
II was announced last night that
Charley Wahoo, the former Carlisle
player. has been appointed to coach
them and will begin his work i'm
mediately
Blonde" Harrison. who work at
left end was worthy of favorable
comment last year: the Deppy little
captain. Myers. who PLAYED half
pack; Faber. substitute half: Her
zoG. guard. who makes 10 POUNDS
register on the scales: SChricker,
who performed capably at tackle
last season; Brown, the husky
guard. and Prender. quarterback
One promising newcomer is Tom
Hayward. who came to Eastern last
January from Central High. He
made a good impression yesterday.
and will prosably play at tackle OF
guard.
Techs Men workout.
After two weeks OF hard work in
Front Royal. Va. Teens football
men had their first workoua in uni
forms on one of the fields in Poro-
mac Park. All of the thirty in uni
form are eligible to play .in the
league games. At a meeting YES
terday morning about 100 boys sig
nified their intention of reporting
for practice, but only those who
have had the preliminary prac-
tice were on the field vcstcr-
day. due t" the fact that all the
necessary equipment for large
squad has not been procured vet,
"a"h Apple expects about fifty
more candidates out today
The Washington herald., 1920-09-21
AoUEDUCT RESULTS

First Race-Tin-s-ling, 115 CKummerl, 5
to 1. TO 1, even. Night Stick, l22 NC
AteeD. s TO 5. 4 TO s. Prince of Como, no
tDaviesl, even. Time ! 20 2-5. sammy
Kelly, Queen Blonde. HOndrie Glen Light.
Dark Hill. Bon Tromp. Bright Gold and
Liberty Girl also ran.
Second Raoe-Sweep Meek. l42 CSmOotl.
: TO 10. l to 4, l to 10; EarIocker, l42
tCheyneD, ) to 2. } to 5; Surf, 1i2 CCraw-
fordD. ! to 4. Time 4:l2 As. Hurry Up
and Long Trail also ran.
Fourth Raee-KnObbie, log tMooney). 5
5. out. out; shillelagh II, 1i6 tKummerD
out. out Time l:+O 3-5.
Fourth RAce-knobbie. -l06 eAIooneyr. W
10 2. 8 to 5. l to 4; Grey Lag l26 CFalor)
/ to 3. out; Dry Moon, III (JohnsonJ, / to
2 Time 1918. Our Boots and Pluribus also
ran.
Fifth Raoe-Pierre Aleu-, ia CFsIor). 2
to I. 4 to 3. 4 TO 5. Great Gull, lI9 (PftzD
TO /, to ); Regresso. 100 tKummerD. 7
TO 10. Time I:53 2-5. Shenandoah, Lottery,
Aarnm and Frogtown also ran.
Sixth Race-Lamarisk, 1t2 (kummer1, Z
to 2. 6 to ). 1 20 .: 1JoaB Marie, 107
fMOoneyl. even, to 5; Fright 100 tMc-
Atee) I TO g. Time l! Do Dough Girl
)s )sxCgJinan, PerpleNity. xPansy kaffir Girl
aHd eSNGood Bye aEso ran. x-QuiDcy sta BILE
eatry; xxGreen Tree stable entry.