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The Washington times., 1920-05-02
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How the Scenario Kings and the stoU Queens
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own amazement that thalr simplest Idess may
furnish brilliant plots for Plays and Stories.
endless gold mine Of Ideas that bring Happy
Success and Handsome Cash Royalties. How
10 tell n you ARE p writer. How to deyelop
your STORY fancy" weave clever word
How your friends may be Your worst judges.
How 70 avoid discoursgement and the pitfalls
Of Failure. HOW TO VIM T1hs surprising
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AUTHORS raEss. Dsit 10. Assun. n Z.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
$4,000, Prize MONEY
OF S0x, NOT AWARDED
Old National Commission Is Await
inc Outcome of Trial of In
dicted Chicago Players.

CHICAGO. November 19.-The 1920
world series prize money. amounting
to almost s1s.oeoN which belongs to
the Chc.:eo American hass ball
league tesnl fo- finishing second. has
NOT heen awarded, 1T was announced
today. The old national commission
.s awaiting the outcome OF the trials
ef eight White Sox players charged
with "throwing' the 1919 champion
ship games to the Cincinnati Reds
The honest White SoX al a meet
ing voted to cut up the prize money
into sixteen and une-half shares. to
IT,. exclusion of the players charged
with crookedness. This wsuld make
each full share about $500.
On the ether hand. 1t was reported
TODAY that the commission thinks
the. money should be divided into
twenty three and one-half shares.
which number would include the sew
Ell members of the 1920 team under
Indictment, These are! Weaver. Ci-
cote. W.iiiams, Jackson. Felsch. Ris-
berg and McMullin. Chick Gandii Is
the eighth Indicted man. but did not
Fourteen of the players: Manager
Gleason. Ted Jourdain, Eddie Collins.
j ohm Collins Ray Schalk Eddie Muir
ply, Harry Leibold. Amos Strunk, Bob
Falk, Dick Kerr. Urban Faber. Roy
Wilkinson. Harvey Mcclellan and Bird
Lynn. were voted in for full shares.
One-half share was voted the road
secretary, Walter Clark. and two full
shares were split up between Hodge.
Jonnard. Rees, PaNpes and Trainer
Stevenson
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SHILLING WILL NOT RIDE
Ross withdraws Application ant
Jockey Club and Maryland Of
ficials Reach Agreement. ..

NEW YORK. November 1s.-The
case of Jockey Carroll Shilling. which
threatened for time to cause trouble
in racing circles. has been definitely
clio. ed and he will not ride either in
New York or in Maryland. where he
recently obtained license. *
At a meeting of the stewards of the
Jockey Club. held in this city yesterday
aud ATTENDED by representatives of the
MARYLAND Jockey Club and the Mary
land racing commission. Commander j.
X l.. Ross withdrew the applications
he had made for licenses for Shilling and
announced that he would not again ask
reinstatement Of the boy. He also with
drew the application which had already
been favorably acted upon in Maryland,
ard this was consented to by the Mary
land commission.
Shilling will retain his license as a
trainer. but on being brought before the
stewards he stated that he would not
seek reinstatementeas rider while in
the employ of Rosss
The meeting broughts about better
underxtandipki between the New York
and MarylAfftt turf bodies. and it was
announced THAT following the close of
the present meeting at Bowie on No
yember 80. a. series Of conferences will
be held with a view to coming to a
definite policy on turf regulations.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
INDEPENDENT FOOT BALL

The John Eaton eleven of the nine
ty-five-pound class, which has not
met defeat this season. wants games
with teams averaging up to 100
pounds. Challengers may be tele-
phoned to Alfred Stidham. Cleve-
land IA.
Quentin Athletic Clubs 130-pound
team will play the Southerns on the
Congress Heights giridon Sunday aft
ernoon at 1 o'clock. Quentin players
will drill tomorrow at 8 o'clock.
The Warriors want a Sunday game
with some 105-pound eleven Tele-
phone West 1871 for engagements.
The Emanons, who are to play the
Metropolitans on Sunday afternoon,
will hold a drill before the game.
Several strong players have been add
ed to the Emanon squad.
Circle Athletic Club and the Iroouois
are to meet Sunday on the formers
gridiron at 2 o'clock.
Cleveland Athletic Club is ready to
meet any 110-pound eleven in the Dis
trict. Telephone North 1913 between
and 4 pm.
The 140-pound Quentin eleven In
anxious to play on November 2I.
Teams interested should telephone &,
J. Smith at Lincoln 1885. between s
and pm.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
W. 81. STARS ARE HURT
Strong Eleven, However, Will Be
Sent Against Georgetown in
Game Here Tomorrow,

While Washington and Lee will be
unable, to send its strongest line up
against Georgetown at American
League Park tomorrow in the anual
clash betwee the foot bail teams of
the institutions, the Virginians will
present formidable array of players
Capt Moore. the 195-pound tackle
Paget, star center, and Cogbill. regu-
lar quarterback, are among the Gen.
erals casuals and probably will not
start play. The second string men,
however. have done we'll in recent
games and should give a good account
of themselves.
Burger of Princeton will be referee.
Other officials SO far appointed are
Williams of Pennsylvania, umpire, and
Gass of Lehigh. field judge. Bennis
Pennsylvania, was named by the CEN
trail board as head linesman, but, he
! cannot accept Either Thomas of La
-fayette or Pendleton of Bowdoin will
have charge Of the sticks. ,-r
Georgetown will send a new back
field combination and a shifted line
into action. Kenyon and Wise will be
at ends, Tom Sullivan and Smeach at
| tackles, Comstock and Quinn at
guards and Capt Anderson at center
The backfeld quartet will include
Leary. quarterback, and Flavin, Leighty
and Cronin.
begin with the following lineup:
Leake. left end; vogel. left tackle;
Patterson. left guard; Terry, center;
Barrow. right guard; Sanford, right
tackle; Herndon,. right end; Frew
quarterback; Raines, left halfback
Mattox. right halfback. and Silver
| stein, fullback. The Generals, who
arrived last night, are getting a signal
and formation drill this afternoon.
The Catholic University mad Gallau-
| det squads leave tonight for their
| games in Pennsylvania. The Brook.
landers are to play at Vf1lanova, while
Gallaudet will encounter Drexel In.
stitute in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
FOOT BALL
GAMES TOMORROW

LOCAL.
GeorxetOwn W.. WnshingtOn and
Lee, at American League Park.
o'clock.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
John. Hopkin. vs.. Western Mary
land, Mt Baltimore.
Won0rd Mt Nerth Carolina state.
Gettysburg Mt Mount ST. Mary's.
wake Forest w. Sewanee, at Ports
mouth.
WilIiam and Mary vs.. Randolph
Macon. at Richmond.
EAST.
Harvard at Yale.
Catholic University at SillanOva.
Gallaudet mt DrexeL
Dartmouth w. Brown. Mt Boston.
Columbia vs.. Pennsylvania, Mt Polo
Grounds. New York.
Marietta at Boston College.
Warrington and Jefferson at Car
negie Tech.
DfckinsOn at Delaware.
MuhlenberE mt Fordham.
SwarthmOre Mt ,HaverfOrd.
Lehigh Mt Lafayette.
Colgate Mt Syracuse.
Bethany at West Virginia.
Williams at Amhert.
SOUTH.
Virginia Poly We. Centre, at Louis-
vile.
Georgia vs. Alabama. Mt Atlanta.
Kansas AgEies at Oklahoma.
MIDWEST.
Ohio State Mt Illinois.
Michigan At Minnesota. IE
NOtre Dame mt Northwestern.
Iowa at Iowa State. s. -
Indiana at Purdue.
Oklahoma Aggies at Arkansas.
Michigan Aggies at Nebraska.
wisconsin at Chicago.
WEST. g..@ A.
Stanford Mt California.
Idaho mt Montana. ffs
OREGON Mt Oregon Aggies.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
PITT URGES BIG FOUR"
Would Play in Foot Ball Series
With Dartmouth, Syracuse and
Pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. November 49,
Formation of big four" composed
of Dartmouth, Syracuse, Pennsylvania
and the University of Pittsburgh. 10
being urged here.
The only drawback at present is The
arranging of a foot ball contest be-
tween Dartmouth and Pittsburgh.
Syracuse, Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh
now meet in regularly scheduled
games.
Fred ]. Crolius, former Dartmouth
man and well known foot ball official
of western Pennsylvania. has mapped
out schedule for next year which he
thinks would fill the bill. His sched-
ule, covering the last three Saturdays
in November, follows:
First week-Pittsburgh VS.. Pennsyl-
yania; Syracuse VS.. Dartmouth.
Second week-Pittsburgh VS.. Syra-
cuse; Pennsylvania VS.. Dartmouth.
Third week-Pittsburgh VS.. Dart
mouth; Syracuse VS.. Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1920-11-19

no great reason for fearing 10 tAke
cha nces,i In so doing she mig pt lose
by a comparatively heavy score. Dul
on the other hand. with her passes
going well-they have as much chanee M
of going well as going worng-shee e
might daxe the overconfdent Harvard
eleven and beat her. And 30 1er as
chance-takfng Is concerned. What
matters 1t whether Harvard wins
to ors26 to OF Assuming the heavief
score is the result of brave ana enter,
prising gambling every faie a. aamh,sr!s man s
philosophy. and honor their men for
their progressiveness
Rexardinx Hnrvard'ss Attack.
AS for Harvard. she has line attack
which ought not to make nnuch mead
way inside the Yale tackles; nov
much IL gains outside depends upon
the manner in which the Ell ends
drive in defensively. while. as, alread
pointed out. the Harvard system oi
interference is unlikely to make ss
much trouble for them as Princeton
outside momentum scheme did.
Forward passing has been Wen
learned by the Harvard eleven, and
she has several backfieid men who
can throw the ball like a bullet. But
the best thing Yale did last week, was
to defend against the forward pass
Still, II would seem as thousn i,
ward has the plays to FORGE herself
into Yale territory. whence she has a
chance to score through drop kicking
or perhaps by stabbing her way on
tackle over the goal line. The last is
perhaps more unlikely than the for
, mer. And. Of course. a forward pass
to the goal line is always likely to &c
through.
AS for the Harvard line, the writer
believes it is not SO strong on defense
as Harvard thinks it is. II Yale car
| work the ball well into.Cripson FER
ritory the chances are that ,she might
produce a straight seoriqEpupch "a II
in all, no one would have any right
to select Yale as a winner tomorrow
but at the same time it would seem
to be unwise for any one to believe
that Harvard is going to run away
with this game.
(Copyrjght 1927
Evening star., 1920-11-19
OLD PLAYER SENTENCED.
Robert Roy Evans Given Two
Years for Binamy.

FORT WORTH. Tex. November 10.
Robert Roy Evans who says he was
major league base ball player few
years ago. today was under sentence
to two-year prison term. having been
convicted in the federal court here of
bisamy. He admitted having married
three women.
Evans declared hfs career embraced
more than ten years. service an a base
ball pitcher. He named the Washing
Ion and Detroit. American League
clubs and the Brooklyn National
League club as the major league teams
ne played with@ He asserted he was
the pitching mainstay of Brooklyn"
in 1903 and 1904. and saws he retired
after managing the ST.. Paul American
Association club during the. season of
1903. Evans says he is forty-eight
years old and his home is in Emporia,
Kan.
Evening star., 1920-11-19

One may imagine. for example. that
the ends will not wait for plays to
come to them, as they did against
Nassau. but will crash in with the
idea of wrecising or developing the
play before, 1t comes up TO 'hs
would not be rash prediction TO
say that the Yale wingmen will play
at least 50 per cent better foot ball
tomorrow than they played last sat
drday:
For one thing they won't be wor-
ried by the man outside of them as
they were in the Princeton game.
The reason the Tigers gained ground
SO radically on the ends was that
the defensive wingmen were knocked
down from The outside. an amazing
mode Of attack which they never did
diagnose Harvard. one may, Sup.
pose. will stick to her own offensive
plan and ta3eek no thing from ~the,
Princeton book. Wherefore the writer.
as intimated. expects to sae Yale's
defensive end play show a vast Im-
proyeTent tomorrow:
A to Forward Passing.
As e: forward passing. Harvard's
system is practically identical with that
used by Yale against Princeton Yale
coaches saw how easily the Tigers
soueicherl the New Haven aerial
game: there is no reason to doubt
that the Yale, players this week have
been taught the Princeton system of
defense Casting forward 10 other
departments Of play, 1t would not ap-
pear that Harvard has a backheld
man who approaches either Lourie or
Garrity or Gilroy. and certainly she
has no punter who classes with
borne in mind in connection with
Scheerer that it was his extraordinary
punting more than anything else
which forced the breaks in the Eli
Tiger game.
Yale's tackling. / am sure. will
show Improvement. And, thanks TO
rainy weather. which prevented the
coaches from continuing with their
policy Of working their men to fraz-
gle. the Ellis are likely to appear at
the bowl fresher than they were at
Princeton. and thus. with greater vim
and greater interest in foot ball.
Yale has a strong running attack.
especially with Aldrich back, as a
threat, and in good condition. The
Ellis had little chance to turn 1t on
with any prospects of success at
Princeton. because the Tiger punting
go consistently kept them set BACK IN
their own territory. But the drive -
there, and conditions may well arise
at the bowl wherein it will count for
something.
BIue Can Take Rash Chances.
In all this the writer is not trying
either definitely TO assert-or even 40
shadow forth-ra belief that Yale will
win tomorrow There is, however. the
intention of setting forth the idea that
should YaIe win the writer would not
perish under the shock of surprise.
In other words. Isbelieye Yale has
chance to win. II the Ellis play con-
servative ball, kicking on early downs
in their own territory. rushing the
ball carefully inside tackle and throw
ing forward passes in prescribed
zones. with idea as keen on their 60
ing safe sut n EarHasds hands as bA-
ing sucsessanyrsecsly,sd, ,s s,a ,stne n. III, Hat Y,
score. say 10 to 0. But on the other
hand. If Yale enters the contest with
q willingness to gamble she faces two
alternatives-she may win the game,
or with the gamble going worng. she
may fall under a heavy count.
But, as the writer sees it. Yale has
Evening star., 1920-11-19

With it's entire set of forwards and
two of itS snappy backs carried over
to the 1921 season, the Light Blue and
White should become a formidable
for the championship.
Opening against Western this year.
Eastern flashed it's strength by hold
ing the speedy Red and White TO a
13-to-6 score. Then came the struggle
with the bulky Central team. and the
latter was fortunate to get away with
a G-to-U success. An Oft side penalty
inflicted upon Eastern In the final
period paved the way to the Mount
pIeasar1ters' win. In Central stadium
Yesterday, the Capitol Hill boys en-
counterad the big Tech combination.
favored to garner the title. and the
Maroon and Gray machine found 1t a
big job to get the better end OF a
10-to-0 score.
Fumbie Aids Tech.
Except in the second period when
Tech made all of it's points. the teams
battIed on fairly even terms. A
tumble gave the Manual Trainers the
ball on Eastern's 1O-yard. but
staunch defense kept Tech at bay.
Heine then dropped baek 10 .ne " "
yard line and sent the ball spinning
over the bar for points. Near the
close of the period Techs weight
began to assert itself. and 30-yard
march through Eastern's line ended
with Capt. Ed Pugh crossing TOT
touchdown. Heine kicked the soai;
The Eastern tackles repeatedly
opened gaps in the heavy Teen ifne'
while the Capitol Hill ends always
were in the thick of the ray
Prender. quarterback. and capt.
Myers, <halfback. were stars. ihese
sturdy Fasteners wriggled their way
through Techs line and sklrted the
Evening star., 1920-11-19
WITH THE BAstKETERs. Atl

AIoysius Club,s stx-teAm Basket Ball
League has Sompleted organization
and play will begin Monday night.
Each team will play thirty games. A
first team will represent the club in
contests w with. District, Maryland and
Virg inia quints. Games may be sched-
uled with the Aloysius ave by writing
Manager John Long, ~ j street.
Church Hi1f Athletic Club. Richmond
independent basket ball champion
wants contests with District organi-
cations. Send challenges to j. A
Evans, room les City Hall. Richmond
Va.
The Marine Props have organized q
ouint and are scheduling games. Send
communications TO Louis OConner
s01 llth street northeast
Evening star., 1920-11-19
ON THE CRIDIRONS

ANNAPOLIS Md. November 1s.-
Navy has decided on the lineup for the
game with Army at the Polo Grounds,
New York, November 81. The players
who will start, with their weights, are
as follows:
Parr, left end. 175; wiedorn. left
tackle. 175; Willkie. left guard, 21O
Larsen. center. 173; Moore, right guard.
177: King. right tackle 1870: Capt
EVEN, right end, 10; Koehler. quarter
back. 1873; Conroy, left halfback, 157 /;
Hamilton. right halfback. ISL; Mckee,
fullback, 152.
WEST POINT, New York, November
19.-Army coaches are doing much
shifting in trying to find a satisfactory
waited by injuries to the backfeld men.
Ebersole is not in good shape and
French, the star of the offense, had his
shoulder badly bunged up yesterday.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Coaches Name Players
to Start Annual Clash

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. NoYem-
her l9-Cuu ch Fisher Of Har-
ward hax announced his nne-
mp for the Yaie game Tomorrow
as follows:
Kane, Iert end: Sedgwtck or
Faxon. left tackle: Toibert. ieit
guard: Hayemyer. center,
Woods, right guard: Hubba ro.
right tackle, CrOcker, r1snt
end, Fitzgerald. qunrtereack'
owen. lift. 'haifbaek: &harcni.'
!, right hAifback; HorSseeh. m''-
+. back.
NEW HAVEN. Conn., NO
.vcmber IS.-Onty six men WAC
started against Princeton VIII
be In Ynie's opening lineup
when the Hue faces HarSaro.
Conch Jenes plans 10 start the
Toiloryinst
Cutler. left end: lnto. iei'
taeklet AcsNta, left Suara;
Crsaa, eenteri Callahan. rlgnt
guard, Walker. right tHckts,
Bcan, end, Kempfou. Quarter
back, Aidrich, left haifDacks
Lay, right haIfbark' .starna.
fullhack. =.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
SIX PLAYERS FOR ONE.
Yanks 60 High for Coast Infielder
Training Site. Unsettled.

NEW YORK, November 1s.-Man-
ager Huggins Of the New York Yam
KEGS announced today the acquisition
Of j. Mitchell, an infielder, from the
Vernon. Calf. club of the Pacific
Coast League. Six players. possibly
sevens Will be turned over by the YAM
KEGS for the California star. but Hug
gins has not vet made public their
names.
The Yankee chieftains. who had a
long conference here yesterday. have
not arrived at any decision as to
where spring training quarters will
he located.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
BOUT TO JACK BR|TTON
Is .Aggressor in Go With Lux.
Avera Wins Southern Light
weight Championship.

KANSAS CITY. November 19.-Jack
Britton,, welterweight cha mpion. won
of Kansas City in a ten-round bout
la st night. Britton took the often
sive throughout
ATLANTA. November 19.-Larry
Avera of Atlanta was given the ref
eree's decision over Red" Herring
of Memphis in ten-round bout last
night, which was announced as be-
ing for the lightweight championship
'of the south.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Browne Gets $l.s25.

NEW YORK. November 1s.-The
committee in charge of the testi-
monial to George Browne, an idol of
the Giants in their world champion
days OF 1905. and subsequently a
member of the Washington club. has
announced that the sum of S1.S25.57
has been collected for this former
major league star. who is the victim
of An attack of tuberculosis
Evening star., 1920-11-19
TRINITY A. C. REFLECTS
THAYER AS PRESIDENT

Efoufffif aniinafi term as president of
Trinity Athletic Club at meeting of
that organization held last night.
Other officers named were Secre-
tary William Cunningham. Treasurer
Mahion Cunningham. and Walter Po-
etzman and Earl Dreitzier. trustees.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Joe Gedeon Is Canned.

ST LOUIS November 1s.-The un-
conditional release Of Joe Gedeon. sec
ond-baseman Of the st. Louis American
League Club. was announced today by
business Manager Quinn 0edeon testi-
fed before the Chicago grand jury that
he bet on the world series in 1919 after
receiving information it had been
nxed. Every club in the ma jors
waived on Gedeon, Quinn said - :
Evening star., 1920-11-19

wings time and again. They did the
punting for their team and eNened
the toe work of Heine. Teens big
tackle. Prender's choice of plays had
much to do with the good gains made.
and his vigorous tackling frequently
checked Techs advance
Supplee. tackle: Hough. guard. and
Jim Pugh. end. played stellar roles I'm
the Maroon and Gray rushline, while
Ed Pugh and GUIDE performed CON
sistently we'll in the backfeld. De
spite the low count il registered
against the light Fasteners. Tech
showed championship caliber. The
Manual Trainers limited their attack
to four plays, and seemingly con-
tented themselves with holding the
fighting Fasteners when a deep in
vasion of Tech territory was threat
ened.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
NAVY Yard Gets Contest,

The Edgebrook, Md. Arsenal eleven,
claimant of the state championship,
will be Navy Yards opponent in the
foot BALI game at American League
Park on Sunday afternoon. Play win
start at o'clock. The Edgebrook
team has decisively defeated the Will
tons and Orioles of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Giants May Invade Mexico,

NEW YORK. November 19.-The New
York Giants are considering an inya sion
OF Mexico. it was learned today. II the
new Mexican government is recognized
by the new administration at Washing
ton, Manager McGraw recently sa ID he
would take his team to the Mexican
capital for a series of exhibition games
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Medal to Young Chess Wizard.

NEW YORK. November 19-Award
of gold medal to Samuel Rzescew-
ski, the nine-year-old Polish chess
wizard. for his solution of three
problems propounded by American
experts, has been announced by Frank
J. Marshall. United States champion
The problems were solved in the rec
ord time of minutes and 25 seconds
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Lands to See Service Game.

NEW YORK. November 19.-Judge
K. NJ Lands, newly-appointed head of
organized base bali. has accepted the
invitation Of Judge McQuade, treasurer
Of the New York Giants, to attend the
Army-Navy foot bali game at the Polo
Grounds. November 81. as the latter's
guest. it was announced today
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Arrange international Race.

MONTREAL, November 1s.-An in
ternational yacht race between en-
tries of the White Bear Club of St.
Paul, Mimi. and the Royal st. Law
renee Club here has been arranged
for next summer on Lake st. Louis.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Dies Of Foot Ball Injuries.

DECATUR, ILL.,, November Ia
Harry Harshbarger, sixteen, OF At
wood, died in Decatur hospital last
night as a result of injuries sustained
in the Atwood -Tuscola high school
foot ball game three weeks ago.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Marines Eleven Il Strong

The undefeated Quantico Marine
team. that includes in it's lineup sew
eral former college stars. will oppose
Rex Athletic Club in the foot ball
game at Union Park Sunday after
noon. Five hundred rooters are ex-
pected to accompany the Leatherneck
eleven.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
US. Women Win at Hockey

CAMBRIDGE. England November
19.-The American women's hockey
team scored their first win yester-
day against a combined team of Cir
ton and NEWMAN colleges. The score
was four goals to three.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
MARYLAND Harriers to Race.

freshmen and Sophomore barriers
will compete in a cross-country race
to be held at the University of Mary
land next week The teams have been
training for several weeks.
Evening star., 1920-11-19
Soccer Title to Abbott.

The fifth division soccer title was
won by Abbtt School, when it de-
feated Seaton School. 2 goals to 0, yes
terday. Abbott will play in the east
ern sectional semi-hnals for the city
cham pionship.