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FIRST
sixteenth and O SITS.

Sixteenth and O SITS.
DIR HENRY ALLEN TCPPER, Minister.
II a m.-"SECRET OE SERENITY
FOR THE NEW YEAR"
p m-"THE SIGN OF THE STAR. -
S. S, $50 b. Y. T. L, to 7:45, with
social hour and refreshments. Special
Chris, music at IL a. m. and y. IN.
Sacred concert Thursday eve, December
80 at 5 o'clock. Silver Offering at the
door.
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NINE. PARKER

Gifted Clairvoysnt and Medium. can tell
,nu ANYTHING you wish to know In bust
yyes. health or family anairs when and
whom you will marry, what to do to be
.uccessfui In life, and how to win and hold
al, one Of your choice. Satisfaction or no
charges 1911 St N. W. bet 18th and
13th
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Rabbi C0Iish to Speak.

Rabbi Nathan III. Colish will speak
on THE Influence of the Bible on
World Thought" at the Adath Israel
Synagogue Friday evening at
o'clock.
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Christian

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Park road, west OF ltth st. n. w
f. r. BAGBI, Minister.
II a. m-"wE WOULD SEE JESUS"
7As p, maC3ntata THE LIGHT
9:45 IA. m.--Sunday school
7:45 p. m.--Chrstian Endeavor.
II sTREET-
REV. PRESTON 4, CAVE, Minister,
II a. m-"THE CHRISTIAN SPIRIT"
1880 y. m.--Cantata, Light OF THE
AGES" by the choir.
You are cordially invited to come and
enjoy the Christmas music and worship
with us.
NINTH STREET
Ninth and u sts N. e.
REV. GEORGE A. MILLER, Pastor.
80 a. m.-Bible school
IL n. m.-Communion and worship.
| 6:i5 p. m.--Young Peoples Society.
7:t5 p. m.--Evening service,
PARK road. east Of Georgia ave. N W.
WALTER +. SMITH, Minister.
| a:9O a m.-Rible school
liza. m.-"THE SUPREME GIFT"
| 6:t5 y. nc. r. Society.
7:i5 p. m.-"THE OTHER WISE
| MAN"
VERMONT SIm nSh svc North sN,
| REV. EARLE wILFLEY, Ill. D.. Pastor.
! REV. EARL TAGGART. Asst. to Pastor.
| $40 n. m,--Riblc school
| II a. INFORMING worship, sermon by
Or whey, In commemoration Of the
| life OF Alexander Mclean, former presi-
dent Of the Foreign Christian Missionary
sis y. m.-"Young Peoples Tea"
| D. nc. T.. meetings.
s p. m.-Bvening service, sermon by
Thursday, sp. m,--Mid-wcck service.
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NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AID NEARBY VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Dec. ga
Christmas Day will be celebrated
quietly In Alexandria. The banks and
public oriees will be closed all day
and the psstoffice will keep Sunday
hours. Most OF the stores Will remain
closed.
A feature OF the day will be serv-
ices at the churches.
Daniel Il. w. Schofield has sold to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thomas Cook house
and lot. 302 South Fairfax street.
Mrs. Clara Il. Graves has sold to ii,
G. Lyles and wife a house and lot on
the west side OF Fairfax street. be-
tween Gibbon and Franklin streets.
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FREE INSTRUCTION IN THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

method Of treating all kinds and description
Of sickness and dlseasc-mental moral and
physical s. a n. liz VIM. NJ Good win.
l.. n, G. g, District National Bank bldg
1905 G St ~ W. Telephone Franklin 1850.
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Universalist

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER
Corner 18th and l. SITS. y. w.
REV. l.. NJ. POWERS, Minister
sa5 a. m.--Sunday school, Christmas
exercises.
/, n m.-Sermon by the minister,
THE MAN TOO GREAT TO DIE"
D. ny. L. G. 4. meeting Leader.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis. Topic: PEACE
AND GOOD WILL"
p. m.-Open forum meeting Speaker,
WALTER w. LIGGETT. Topic; THE
NON.pARTISAN LEAGUE"
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Spiritualist

CENTER FOR PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT.
1904 kilbourne pl y. w.
MRS. JANE Il. COATES,
Lecturer and Message Bearer.
Tuesday, y. m.-Development class.
WHO WAS CHRISTI"
WATCH MEETING.
Friday. December 81. s:l5-Doors closed
$40. Subject OF lecture, do WE CON-
MUNICATE WITH THE SO-CALLED
DEAD?" Followed by spirit messages
for one hour and an experience meeting
by the audience.
ALL WELCOME. ADMISSION SOC
interviewing by appointment.
Bhone Col. 6227.
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Congregational

FIRST
Tenth and q SITS NJ w.
JASON NOBLE PIERCE,
WILMER JOHNSTON. Ministers
II a m.-"THE TRUE CHRISTIAN"
= p. m.-"GOD'S CHRISTMAS GIFT"
Special Christmas music.
WHO BELONGS TO THE LORD JESUS
CANNOT GO TO WAR"
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Walter w. LigEett will be the
speaker at the open forum Of the
church of Our Father, Thirteenth and
l. streets, Sunday evening. Tho ad-
dresses will be upon the work Of the
Non-partisan League.
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Episcopal
CHRIST CUTRCH-Founded 1875.
$40 & street y. f.
REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE

CHRIST CHURCH-Foupded 1875.
REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE
Rector.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
Holy Communion: 1880 IA. m, 1880 a.
SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS.
Holy Communion: 7:3O a. m, IL a. m.
Singing Of Christmas Carols and short
service, 7:t5 y. m. Sunday school at
i Strangers heartily welcomed at this
historic church. Take Navy Yard or An
acostia cars.
CHURCH or THE ErIrHANN-
q Near l4th Street
REV PERCY FOSTER HAIL..
REV RoBERT EVANS BROWNING.
CHRISTMAS DAY.
s n. m.-Holy Communion with Carols.
II a. m-Holy Communion with ser
mon and special music.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20.
3 n m-Holy Communion.
IL a. m-Morning prayer and sermon.
4p. m.-Children's Christmas service
1850 y. m.--Carol service by the choir
n m'Ntscrvice with sermon by Rev
Tuesday. s p. m.-servico of prayer
Friday, ii p. m.--New Years Eve Ser
SIT. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
30l7 ltth St ". w.
REV. GEORGE i, DUDLEY, Rector.
SERVICES CHRISTMAS DAY.
Midnight celebration OF the Holy Com
munlon.
Holy Communion also 1870 and 1890 n.
m. At the last service, the Vested choir
OF men and boys will sing Cruickshank'
Communion service and Toms beautiful
anthems, There Were Shepherds' and
sing OF Heavens
". Norman Taylor, organist and Choir
master. .-. -
THE NATIyITy-iAths and A sits. 8. ".
Services, 1880, 10, II a m. and 8 p. m
Christmas Day: The Resurrection, a
m. The Nativity. 1890, 1880 a. M,
p. m. Let all come ana worship HIM
AAsl L. E-.1
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MADAM ALLEN

CLAIRvOYANT AND PIANIST.
Guarantees to read your entire life--past,
present and future; gives ue advice on
business, love, health and family AFFAIRS
special readings, soc Between Sth ana 9th.
sig + ST. N. W. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
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Lutheran

CHRIST missouri Synod)t
N j. Ave. bet. N apd y SITS. NJ W.
REV. J. FREDERICK wENCHEL, Pastor.
e45-Sunday school and Bible class
IL :00-Service with sermon.
7:45-Talk on next weeks s. g. lesson.
Christmas morning service, 80 a. m.
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL
Thomas Circle.
REV. G. NJ. DIFFENDERFER, Pastor.
9:45-Sunday School
IL a m.-Sunday School Christmas
Service.
D. m.-Christian Endeavor
s p. m.-Service and sermon. "ADOR-
ALTON OF THE CHRIST CHILD"
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Tracy l.. Jcffords will address the
Mems Bible Glass at Mt. Pleasant
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
morning at 0:30 o'clock.
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MADAM DASHMAN
CLAIRvoYANT, CRYSTAL GAZER AND

CARD READER
This gifted lady will tell your fortune on
love marriage, divorce. changes, reunites
the separated. helps yon to win back lost
love, happiness and business Frank. 63A
SPECIAL READINGS, 800.
1888 18th, Between G and II.
A few doors from ii at,
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seventh and Randolph SITS.
REV. r. PAUL LANGHORNE.
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday School. SONG IN
THE SKY"
IL a. m.-Christmas sermon.
7:45 y. m.--Baptism and Christmas
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M. E. South

MT. VERNON PLACE
The Representative Church.
Ninth st. and Massachusetts, ave n. W.
DIR CLOVIS G. CHAPPELL. Pastor.
REV NJ. LEO RIPPY. Assistant: Pastor
$3.50 a. m.-Sunday school.
IL a. m. and p. m.-Preaching.
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r. deZ owen You dislike may bring
you delight" p. IN. Free restiuI cma.s
omen like them) :, almost all sing. fine or
gan and soloist IL A. NJ, Integrity to-
ward Christ" Centennial Bapt. CHI, 9TH a
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"The Madness, the Gladness and the
Sadness of Christmas" will be the
Christmas Sunday morning topic OF
DR.. John f. Briggs, at the Fifth Bap-
fist Church The annual evening
with the choir" on Sunday evening
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DR.. S. H. Newman will deliver
continuation OF his lecture on "Th
Widening Vision" at the Nationa
New Thought Center, Wednesda.
evening. These lectures are proving
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Methodist Protestant
McKENDRIE (red brick)-
Mass. Ave, bet. 9th and 10th
Rev. Charles A. Shreve Pastor
1880 a m.-Christmas Day service.
SUNDAY SPECIAL SERVICES.
IL a. m. WORSHIP THE KING"
sp. m.-Evangelistic meeting.
MAKING ROOM FOR JESVS."
Friday, December 81. to ~.
OLD-FASHIONED WATCH MEETING.
Music, testimonials and addresses.
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WE CAN SELL your property
in Z days. The w. F. OGLE
CO., Inc. 347-S Munsey bldg
Main 3711.
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1405 Eye Street.

NEAR 3lST AND N-9-room and bath
brick; furnace heat. price. 5000, *l,ooo
cash. - -,
WALTER A BROWN. 400 ii ST. N. w.
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New Orleans Entries

First race (purse 5000; maiden two-year-
olds; five furlonEs) ).-Wireless, 115; Ace
l15; Noormir, 115; Sangrecque, IFS; Phil.
anderer, 115; John Arbor. 1l5: Elizabeth h
1l2; Rose Cliff, 112; American Maid, 1le.
Second race (purse $500; claiming for
three olds; six furlongs) 'Sinnon-
lite, 1l5; "Anticipate, 114 *Who Cares. l12.
Pet, 106.
Third race (purse 5000: claiming; three
year-olds and up; five and one half fur
gs).-Annie Edgar, III: Ban Yam, III:
Justice Goebel, 40; "Early Sight, 109'
Redwing 104; American Rose. 1O4: Miss
Kruter, 102: 'Vansylvia, 80.
Fourth race Claiming; purse $500: three
year-olds; mile and one -sxteenth). .-.Har-
Illinois Lad, 10; Lady Ward 1lo: +Sho
Devil. Jos; John L. Day, 1OS; Peggy G..
l02: Lady kathern. 102
Fifth race (purse $500; claiming: two.
year olds; oAe mile).-Chas. A. Byrne, 112;
+Huen 40; *Tan Son, 10; *Sea Court, 107
crimson Rambler 1885, 'Pimlico, 100
Star, 81; "Walll Up. 81. aO'"s
sNth Ea's and Purs9 5000 el,mins
Adam, l14 'Douglass s.. lo9; .Galwavs' way
105; "Iron Boy. 1O4; WIKI Flower 100
three-year-olds and Nv: anile and ons,
eighth) .-Austral, 11S; VbAat Gull ia.
Highland Lad. 113; Paul Connolly. liz.
King Neptune, 1o9; Brookland, 100: corv,
don, 1os; sasn. 1os; 'Prunes. los: Ben
lO4; Captain Hodge. 104; 'Lorena Moss
101. oS'
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Title-Holders i'm 3 Classes
Arrive to Meet Best US.
Service Can Produce

A second contingent Of English anna
teur boxers arrived from London yes
terday to compete in q series of inter
national bouts in this city about the
middle of next month. In the party
were Captain f. V. Chandler, heavy
weight champion of Great Britain and
the British army; Hugh Brown, light
heavyweight champion of tho British
army and runner-up to the winner
in this class in the Olympic games
boxing championships. and John Wat
son, heavyweight champion Of the
British navy.
The party was in charge of Tex
O'Rourke, matchmaker of tho Interna-
tional Sporting Club here, which will
stage the contests. The English anna
tcur glove wielders were preceded sew
eral days by two representative of the
London police force, Jack Stanley and
Harry Mallin, heavyweight and light
heavy champions of the London Bob
hies."
Opponents from the New York police
force and the United States army and
navy have not yet been selected to
meet the English amateurs. William
Spengler, heavyweight champion of the
police and member Of the American
Olympic boxing team. is certain to be
ono representative Of the defending
tes N.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and
Secretary Of War Baker have granted
permission for the International Sport
ing Club to call upon the best boxers
in the United States forces to defend
American amateur konors against the
order to find the best boxers a series
cf try-outs will be staged at several
points throughout the country and
various winners will be brought here
TO compete in final round.
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Veto Wins
The Handicap
At New Orleans
Trantula Beats Episode, the
Favorite, in Third Race;
Talisman Leads in Fourth

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.-The Sa-
bine handicap, at one milo and a six
teenth, for three -yearolds and upward,
the feature race on the card at Jeffer-
son Park to-day, was won by Veto, the
1our-year-old chestnut gelding, ridden
by Lyke and carrying the colors of A.
5. Woodffe. The Wit got away with
tfird part of the purse. Veto WAS the
only favorite to finish during the after
noon sport.
In the opening dash American Maid
beat home Secretary and Seaboard.
anna Gallup carried off the honors in
the second, with Marmite and Wx~ne-
come finishing in the order named.
The third race was awarded to Tran
tula, with Episode, the real good thing
OF the day, second and Thimble in
third place.
the fourth and Talisman showed the
way home to Hidden Jewel and Rolo.
The results:
First race (two-year -olds, maidens:
claiming: purse, $500; five furlongs)-
American Maid, 112 (McAtee), to l. 8 to
J ] al ana 8 to 3 Won; Secretary. 115 wida).
10 (Richcreek). 10 to l. to and Q to
thlrd; Time 1903 rs. Repent. Tony SUIT
ton, Niobe. Calithump. Joe Whipple Rape
o. IN Lock, Magic Castle. Rose OF Picardy
also ran.
Second race Chreeyear- -olds and up
yard yard hilies and mares; claiming; purse
sgOo' six furlongs) s)-Anna Gallup, 1os
Marmite. Ill (McAtee). s to J. S to . and
even. second; Winsome 1ol CWoodstck), ,
: 7 to !. to 1 and to D. third. Time. 1:1s
Aoh-l-noor, Cobalt Lass. Big idea, Miss
Aruter Molly O.. Annie Edgar. Catania
Plaln Heather Oaklawn Belle and Tiger
Rose also ran
u,,Ila Third .,ra race ttwo- year ods; allowances
Frantula, LOG (Kng), to l. to 5 and
to d. won; Episode. los (l-once), 10 to /. )
to to, I and to s. second, Thimble. Jog
Tine :o9. Trust Official, Lady Stella,
Thornhedge, Scurry and Voormir also ran
Fourth race Can ages; claiming; purse,
S'Oo five Observation-Disclosures. 1O5 (Nrur-
Jewel, 106 QHeinisch). to 5, to 5 and
TO g. second; Rolo. SO (McDermotD. 10 to
!; 4 to and 8 to s. third. Time ol 2-5.
SCurry also ran.
Fifth race (sabne Handicap: three year
olds and upward; purse. 81 900; one and
one sixteenth miles)-yeto, l12 Nyke). s
LOG (ColtilettD. IS to 5, to 5 and 9 to 5,
second; The Wit, 100 (McTaggarD. 5 to q
to and to g. third. Time, 1:49. Fizer
and Honolulu Boy also ran.
Sixth race (three- -year-olos ana inward
claiming; purse, $780, one and one-sx
teenth miles) )-Phalaris, 100 (Woodstocl)
to !, to and to 10. Won; Waukeog,
109 GIcinisch), 13 to 5, to 5 and ? to =
second; Hindoostan. ia (Thurber), ) to 9
+ to and l to 3, third. Time, 1:49. nellie
Yorke and Harvest King also ran.
Seventh race Nhree-year -olds and up
ward; claiming; purse. 800; one and ONE
sixteenth miles)-Nebras. 1OS (Mooney).
to l. 6 TO and to 2, won: n. X. Beal,
Ill (Murray), to 2, to and to S.
second; Neenah, 102 &c. Slnith), Is to l. 6
TO and to !. third. Time. ! 81 2-5. Cap
tain Burns. Spearlene. The Devil. Verify
Goldcrest Boy, Medusa ard LIE Gaulois also
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to the head. Lynch jolted the title
holder with a hard left to the Jaw as
the bell rang.
Lynch banged right to the head at
the start of the tenth. Herman missed
q right and left uppercut. Pete landed
a stiff right to the body, and Lynch
landed hard to the head. Lynch start
ed to bleed from the mouth, and Her
man ripped in right and left hooks to
the body. For the first time since the
start of the bout the champion tried to
have all the best in the exchange of
punches in the center of the ring.
They were trading punches earnestly
at the bell
Local Boy Driven Back
Lynch banged right and left to
head at the opening of the eleventh.
Lynch's head and right to the body.
Lynch landed left to jaw and Herman
shot in right and left to body. Herman
drove Lynch back with volley of left
and rights 20 body Lynch sent in {.
hard right to body and followed it with
a left to body Lynch drove a right
to body and one to the head. Herman
sent Lynch's head back with three
stiff lefts Lynch sent in hard right
hook to head.
Lynch bounced a couple of lefts off
Herman's head to start the twelfth, but
they did not seem to do much damage
Again Lynch sent IN right and left to
head. Lynch jolted the champion with
a hard right hook to jaw, then he
pushed the champion to the ropes and
landed another hard right. Lynch
ripped in three right uppercuts to the
jaw. Again Lynch sent the champions
head back with two stiff lefts
They fiddled around again in the
thirteenth and went into a clinch. Her
man missed long left swing to the
head. Lynch landed a hard right and
left hook to the head and repeated it
twice, jolting the champion. Herman
landed two body blows and Lynch shot
a right and left to the head. Again
Lynch landed a hard right hook
Herman scored with right to the
body and left to the head. Lynch
landed g. hard right to the jaw as the
bell rang.
Lynch started the fourteenth by
landing right and left to head He fol-
lowed this with a right to the body
Lynch landed two choppy rights to
head and they went into q clinch.
Herman was missing badly Lynch
landed a straight left to jaw and fol-
lowed with a right cross to the same
spot. He repeated this an instant later
and bounced the champion to the ropes.
Herman held on with left and ripped
another right to head at the bell.
They shook hands at the start of
the fifteenth. Lynch ripped over a
right to the ear. Herman hooked to
the head twice with a left. Lynch
landed straight to the face. Lynch
landed q right and left to the head and
hooked right to the jaw. They ex-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Vic Munoz Scores
For Third Time
At Havana Course

HAVANA, Dec. 22-Vic Munoz scored
easily in the Trial Handican a. eu.
and one-half furlongs, the feature of
ire card at Oriental Park, to-day. max
ing 1t three in row, which is q record
at the present meeting. He was an
odds-on favorte. Breaking in front he
rushed into the lead and under re-
stfaint set fast pace and at the end
was galloping to win by one and a half
lengths. Spugs was always close to
the pace and was second, leading Aunt
Deda by two lengths.
The results:
FIRST race (purs, $500; three-year-o,ds
t''n amu upward claiming; five and one-half
and qrdi0ess1-Sil1 eys1 wnn III ShaID, to J. to /
nn,ch), to :, even and l to 2, second
Roundel. R ~ (Carmody), to /, to 5 am and
Glow, Bibbler, Lana. Director. Nhs9een James
Brigida. Snow Queen, Prince Bonero Ker.
nan and Truant also ran.
Second race (purse, 800: three -year-olds
ffurlongs)-Smite. 101 (Hunt), s to /. 70
and to s, won; Undo, los (Eames1. +
70 t2o,n1 =, even and l to :, second; sayona. iii
Garrison, Elmont. Chanteur. scarpia II ana
Legotal also ran.
Third race (purse. s7oo; three -year.olds
and upward; claiming; flve and one-half
furlongs) --Avion, 1c5 (Kennedy). even. /
to and to 4. won: Kewessa 1o2 (Pen-
mani, to l, to and 4 to s, second.
Driffleld. lOS (McCoy). 10 to /. to and
2 to l. third. Time. 1907 4-5. Galopin
Litholick Count Boris, Cy Merricz and
Doctor D also ran.
Fourth race (purse. 5000 trial handican
two-year- olds; five and half furlongs)
Vic Munoz, 115 (Merimee), to 10. to
and out. won; spuggs, 1o7 CHun), 5 to Q
even and out. second; Aunt Deda 1O4
(Burley), to l. to and out third
Time, os 2-5. Santa Claus also ran.
Fifth race (purse. sToo: three-year-olds
six furlongs)-Atta Boy II. 112 (Kennedy)
to 3, to and to 5. won; Heron, 1oa
Pickens). to s. 2 to and / to s. second
Allivan, l0S tConnors), 26 to l. 6 to l and
to 2, third. Time 1:l3 3-5. Drapery
Azuritan and Haran also ran.
sixth race (purse. 500: three-year-olds
and upward claiming; one and one-six-
teenth miles)-Fly Home. 102 (HunD, to
>. even and 1 to 2, Won; Sol Gilsey, 1o9
lMcCoy). 2 TO !, to and to 8, second
to s, third. Time. 1:49 -5. Leinster
Harry Glover, Hands OFF, Waterford and
Donna Grafton also ran.
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changed tattoo of body blows. Her.
man landed a left to the Jaw and
Lynch landed hard right to the head.
Lynch connected with two hard rights
to the head. Lynch banged away at
the head as Herman came in. They
were locked in cinch at the bell.
IN the second preliminary Jimmy
Martin was substituted for Kewpie Col
lander in the scheduled ten-round bout
with Roy Moore. Jimmy did not last
the entire round, despite the advice of
Tom O'Rourke to go in and win. A
right to the body discouraged him COM
pIetely and when this was followed by
a right to the chin Martin picked out
nicely padded section of mating near
Moore's corner and reposed there until
Referee Patsy Haley had counted at
least twenty-five.
After Martin had been shoveled out
OF the ring Midget Smith, of New York.
and Johnny Buff. from the other side
OF OF the hudson, proceeded to entertain.
Smith started to carry the fight to
pun IN the first round and found
Johnny decidedly willing to meet him
attack IN the second, always willing to
take one to land one. Toward the end
of the third the Midget landed one
to the body that would have discour-
aged anybody but Buff.
In the fourth round Buff bounced
hard right off Smiths jaw and followed
this by two solid rights to the bodv
Inc ! n e pace slacAened a little in the fifth,
Buff playing for the body, while the
Midget was earnestly trying to connect
with a swing.
There We're some very earnest wal
lops exchanged on both sides in the
sixth and the bantams seemed to be
ttiring from the fast pace that thew
mad set They stood toe to toe for
awhile in the seventh and slugged
to the delight of the galleries. The
Midget started at a fast clip in the
eighth, but Buff sent in a right to the
body and slowed him up
In the ninth Buff stayed in close and
ripped some short, choppy punches to
the body. The Midget tried to carry
the tenth with rush, but Buff had
plenty Of reserve. They were locked
in the center of the ring at the finish.
The judges, the Hon. Marty McCue and
WILLIAM y Muldoon, gave the bout to
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Columbia Signs
Brooks toHelp
Coach Eleven
Williams Mentor of 1920
Will Devote Attention to
Grooming of Linemen

Columbia football authorities are de-
termlned they will have formidable
eleven to keep up with the universitys
policy Of expansion, and last night
bobby Watt, the graduate manager,
announced that Joe Brooks, the we'll
known coach Of the Williams College
gldiron squad, had been engaged to as
slst Buck" O'Neill with the Columbia
team next fall. What is Williams's
loss Will be Columbia's gain, for Brooks
IS Is % one of the best young gridiron in
structors in the game.
Supporters of the Blue and White
Will welcome the addition of the Pur-
PIE mentor to the coaching staff
Brooks played under O'Neill at Colgate
and knows his policy and methods.
which the former used at Williams with
much success. Brooks is particularly
fine line coach, and it is quite likely
he will devote most of his time to
grooming the forwards
Brooks is a Brooklyn boy. He at
tended Brooklyn Poly Institute and
then entered Williams in 1910. From
Wllllams he transferred to Colgate, and
played on the varsity eleven of that
institution in 1912, 1918 and 1914. In
1919 he acted as assistant coach at Col
gate and in 1915 he returned to Will
liams as head coach.
When the United States entered the
war Brooks enlisted and served as
captain in the 15Oth Machine Gun Rat
terry, in the ainbow Division. He re-
turned as coach of the Williams eleven
IN 1919 and was also in charge of the
team last season. During his time at
Williams he turned out several speedy
teams and is given much credit for the
development Of Benny Boynton. Brooks
IS the son of Belvedere brooks
New-York tribune., 1920-12-23
Chicago Creates City
athletic Commission
To Control WRESTLING

,H1CAGo. Dec. 22.-wrestling
~ was placed under control of
a city athletic commission TO-DAY.
when the council passed an ord;'
nance creating the commission to
regulate the sport. -
Ihe commission will be composed
OF Mayor Thompson, CHIEF If Police
s;.:n r;at:zmorris, two aldermen and two
el''1ens. The body has full power
~ issue or revoke licenses for
SHOWS. SHOWS Wrestlers must obtain
license before they will be Der
nltted TO appear in matches. Al,
nna. nma.cnes must be submitted to the
commission for approval. e
ue1,, "c actlon grew out of an alIeved
ia. iaHe match which broke up in