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Evening star., 1920-08-08

Plant, 8 TO 1. The stocky batter ciouted
a homer that set distance record for
Shamrock Athletic Club added 10 lts
string with a seven-inning IA to VIC
tory over the st. Domnic's nine me
winners registered fifteen hits OF
Greene. Harbon and Serrin. shamrock
pitchers, easily checked the dominican
batters.
r. P. Andrews scored all its runs
in the second inning to peat the
Railway Administration. 10 1. Lu-
man, winning pitcher. kept the Rail-
way men hitless until the nihtn.
Some good pitching also was Done oy
Sheriff of the American National
Bank team, who famed ten patters
in defeating C. NJ. Potter Company
s to 6.
Two games were won by the Mount
Rainier Yankees. They followed a o-4
win over Hyattsville by trouncing tne
Argyle Juniors, IA to s. The pa.ting
of Bellman and Ambrose featured the
Mount Rainier triumphs. The mount
Rainier Reserves kept pace with their
elders by downing the Young Grants
to s.
Brookland Athletic Club had a DIM
cult time taking a 2-to-1 battle from
the metropolitan Athletic CLUB.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
OLYMPIC STADIUM BIG.
Antwerp Plant Covers Ten Square
Acres-Constructed at Cost
of 100000.

The Olympic track and field games,
which are to open on August IA. will
be held in the beautiful new stadium
at Hoboken. Belgium. near Antwerp.
AT least 40,OO spectators are expect
ed each day.
The stadium was built by an Eng
lish firm on the site of an old rugby
field 1t covers ten square acres and
cost about 100000 francs (normaliy
$500 ,00o) 1t is set in the midst of
ugly surroundings. Hoboken and
Kiei, between which it lies, do not
offer much to please the eye They
are squalid working towns just out
side the walls of Antwerp.
After the Olympic games are over
the stadium will be used for the pop
uIarization of gymnastic exercises.
Belgium wants TO follow the lead OF
sweden in this regard.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
ROD AND REEL

Anglers who visited Solomons Island
the past two weeks and tried their luck
in the deep water of the Chesapeake bay
and lower Patuxent river boast of the
large trout they caught.
"Oyster bars of Drum point, where
the Dewey drydock was anchored, al
ways provided good fishing grounds"
commented a lower Maryland resident.
Night fishing on the Chesapeake
bay has become So popular that
scarcity of boats at one resort proved
disappointing to number of sports
men the last week end. The few
boats that were at the resort were
quickly filled. 1t is estimated that
more than one hundred persons spent
the night on the water off Chesapeake
Beach.
Washington sportsmen, who were
at Great Falls. Va, the past week.
enjoyed landing long strings of Mis-
sissippi catfish. Worms make the best
bait for catfish.
A scarcity of peeler bait is reported
from most places where Washington
sportsmen do their angling, and high
prices prevail Anglers who were at
Benedict the latter part of this week
1epOFttu SQCI DdIl DIS DelHS
plentiful and said the prices were not
as high as at some other places. There
are many anglers who declare blood
worms are just as good.
Many Washington anglers have pur-
chased small pieces of land along the
west shore of Chesapeake bay and
built bungalows. A number of them
have located where they will be ac-
cessible to good harbors for their
motor boats.
An improvement in bass fishing in
the upper Potomac is reported from
the Harpers' Ferry section and points
between the mountain town, the
head of tidewater. 1t is well for
Washington sportsmen to bear in mind
that hshing license is required above
the Montgomery county line.
Trout are becoming more plentiful
and larger and are being caught at
most places along the Chesapeake
bay and Potomac river and tributaries.
Some of the more successful anglers
are sailing them for winter use. Large
spots and hardheads also are being
put away.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
High Dine
YOUTH FORCES VETERAN
IN TIDAL BASIN EVENT

old the the second weekly
held the tidal basin bathing beach
dive husky little fellow failed take first
remarkable performance that
but equed the winning OF the veteran diver r Shear OF
oean but his flight form good Shears The
nu.th1l 1l6.no
Evening star., 1920-08-08
"Mets" Choose Grid Leaders.

c. W. Phelps, last year with the
Newport Training Station eleven. has
been elected captain of the Metro
politan Athletic Club foot ball team
Eack Oliveri, former Vigilant Ath-
Ietic Club quarterback. has been ap-
pointed coach A call Tor root oaii
candidates has been issued.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
KELLY TAMES SLUGGERS
. IN LABOR UNION GAME

Finny Kely steady pitching, backed by hearty Government
League the Navy Yard League
American League
Park The bike who spends all his time playing base ball
thoroughly terrible southeast ggers holding them to three
hits while his Government League to oO triumph
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Over the Net
BY w. II. Hotel

Jose Paez and Trinitario Reyes.
Filipino racketers, are in this country
and will be seen in some Of the larger
Journeys. They represent the Manila
Tennis Club. They play strictly
deep court game now, but doubtless
will change their methods before
leaving America.
There seems to be a lot of folk who
are confident that Tilden will sup
plant Johnston as the national singles
champion. He may. but he will have
Tilden may beat johnson in England.
as he did at Newport and Southamp-
ton. but when ii comes to taking the
national title it is a horse of another
color. JohntSon may lumber along in
a preliminary, but when the big mo-
ment comes he is all there Tilden
may stop him at some other places
but when the national championship
at Forest Hills gets to the torrid
stage it will take almost two Til
dens to turn the trick.
Shimidzu. the Japanese star who
played so well in England and who is
coming over for the blk UnMed States
Journeys. lives in Calcutta. India, and
holds the Bengal championship.
Only one American player other
than Johnston has captured the Lon
don championship, which was begun
in 1890. Holcombe Ward won in
1905. Wallace Johnson was runner
up in 1913.
India is going in strong for tennis.
An allIndia tennis association is
being formed with the idea of enter
ing the Davis cup competition.
Ichiyia Kumagae, the Japanese star.
who is making his home in New York,
is picked to win the Olympic singles
championship in the matches which
start August 16. Sciichiro kashion
hardly is strong enough partner to
give them a chance in the doubles.
Many of the Davis cup players. ex
cepting those of America, will take
part in the Antwerp competition.
Duke of York, son of King George,
is a tennis player of note. He COM
peted in the recent Queens Club
singles and doubles. He is a south
paw.
A second edition of it's manual for
the use of tourney officials has been
issued by the National Tennis Asso-
citation and can be obtained by ad-
dressing the organizations Office at
20 Broad street, New York.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Braves Without q Left.Hander,

The sale of Bunny Hearns by the
Braves to the Toronto Interuationals
has left Manager Stallings without
the services of a left-handed twirIer.
a most unusual state of affairs for a
major league club
Evening star., 1920-08-08
WILL FIX QUINT RULES.
Basket Ball Committee to Hold
Meeting October 6.

Basket ball rules committee will
hold a meeting for Interpretation of
the rules in New York October 6.
Subsequently a game for the dem
onstration of the rules will be played
before officials.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Man o. War Well Built.

Man o. War. the champion three
year old race horse. stands sixteen
hands two inches in height weighs
/ 100 pounds and is seventy-two
inches in girth.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Pitcher Foster in Comeback.

George Foster. who pitched for the
Boston Red Sox in the world series
of 1916. has signed with Fort Smith
of the Western Association. He had
not played for two years.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
MADE 7 HITS IN GAME.
"Robby' Turned Feat for Orioles
Against St. Louis.

Wilbert Robinson. now manager of
Brooklyn, made seven hits in a nine
inning game July II, 1892, between
Baltimore and ST. Louis
Robinson solved Getzein, Young and
Breitenstein. Baltimore won 25 to f.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
LONGBOAT is FARMING.
Indian Runner Served With Cana
dian Army During War.

Tom Longboat. famous Canadian
Indian runner, has taken to farming
under the Dominion soldiers settle
rnent act
He served with the Canadian army
with honor during the world war.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Hogged All the Trophies.

In the Texas state shoot T. +.
Woodward won everything but the
trap houses. He won the Texas Asso-
citation championship. the open cham
pionship of the state. the state handi-
cap and was high average shooter on
400 targets.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

High dive for men-Won by ] r. shear;
-econd, lack Waters: third. l.. W. CALI
fourth Jake Heilman. Winners points, 1856.
s0vard swim for women-Wnn ny Helen
Van Wagner: second. Elizabeth Smith; third.
Lillian smith: fourth. c. A. Houeh. Time
.oS.
Plunge for distahcc tuomeni--Won 10y Lois
Beattie: second. Lillian Smith: third Eliza
beth Smith; fourth. Helen Van Wagner. pis-
tanre ~ feet inches.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Duluth Boats Streak Ended.

Duluth B. C. senior eight previous
to this years regatta at Worcester.
when they finished third to Annapolis
and Syracuse, won the feature race
I'VE years in succession.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Wills Is Bulky Fighter.

Wills, who knocked out Fred Full
ton, stands feet 3 inches in height,
weighs PA pounds and has a reach Of
S3h inches. He Is % years of age.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
; Award to Michigan Athlete.

Carl Johnson. the University of
Michigan all-around athlete. has been
awarded the conference medal for
proficiency in sports and studies.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Wants Title Chess Match.

Jere R. Capablanca wants DR..
Emanuel Lasker to play chess
match for the world title At Ha-
has been offered.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Belongs to Shooting Family.

Fred Etchen of CoffeyviIle, who
won the trapshooting championship OF
Kansas. is one of six brothers-all
of whom are frst-class trapshots.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Miss Leitch Not to Visit.

Miss Cecil Leitch, the British woman
golf champion. does not intend to make
a trip to the United States this season.
1t was rumored she was to come.
Evening star., 1920-08-08
If 1t Pays Us to Advertise

it will pay you to investigate this We
make the best drink sold in Washington, and
deliver it to your home in gallon jugs. ice
cold. for ono dollar per gallon Of ale. II not
satisfied money returned. Order by phone.
Main 55e3.
KENNEDY'S ALE HOUSE,
<, ST NV Sc
Evening star., 1920-08-08

A Central High School gir'. Lois
Beat title. bested the Smith sisters.
Lillian and Elizabeth. and Helen Van
Wagner in the plunge for distance.
The last named scored victory in
the S0-yard swim for women. Sum-
marieS:
sO-yard swim for men-Won by Granville
Dickey: second. L. NJ. Buhrer; third j. r.
Shear: fourth A. ID. Smith. Time. 0.4S
Evening star., 1920-08-08
Sires Many Fast Trotters.

Peter the Great, 2.07k. has II trot-
,xrs in the EOS list.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

A second edition of it's manual for
the use of tourney officials has been
issued by the National Tennis Asso-
citation and can be obtained by ad-
dressing the organizations Office at
20 Broad street, New York.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

Duke of York, son of King George,
is a tennis player of note. He COM
peted in the recent Queens Club
singles and doubles. He is a south
paw.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

India is going in strong for tennis.
An allIndia tennis association is
being formed with the idea of enter
ing the Davis cup competition.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

Only one American player other
than Johnston has captured the Lon
don championship, which was begun
in 1890. Holcombe Ward won in
1905. Wallace Johnson was runner
up in 1913.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

Washington sportsmen. who were
at Great Falls. Va, the past week,
enjoyed landing long strings of Mis-
sissippi catfish. Worms make the best
bait for catfish.
Evening star., 1920-08-08

Shimidzu. the Japanese star who
played SO well in England and who is
coming over for the blk UnMed States
Journeys, lives in Calcutta, India, and
holds the Bengal championship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Ask The Man
Who Owns One

Most motorists are blooming fools,
They triflc with the traffic rules.
| don't.
No man ahould try 60 get the drop
on any seasoned tranic cop.
Nor fail 90 heed his sign to stop.
don't
a man should lever drive too iQst.
Or brng about the ears he's passed.
| don't
For Safety First should be his creed,
There really isn't any need
To dive a car ~ reckless speed.
I don't.
A man shohld never lose his bean
When plotting q Eas-macinno.
I don't.
On city street or open road.
A man should never break the code,
Nor fellow farcrs lncommode.
| don't.
In fact. ! have no car 20 run.
I'm shy the coin 10 purchase one.
YOU'D think l wouldn't have much
fun
I don't.
&C. wiies Hnllock, In Motor Life
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CONTINUED from page onel

merits the very liberal and general attendance that il will undoubtedly
receive.
Figures furnished to the Herald by dealers in the Albuquerque
association, show that accepted contracts for delivery Of ears 70 this
city total @l6O0OO0. This is exclusive Of trucks and bdsincss ears
Conservative estimates indicate that this $l,600000 represents only
about twothrds Of the volume Of the pleasure ear business here this
year; because dealers have contracted for all their respective factories
have been willing 20 guarantee to deliver during 1920. The actual
deliveries undoubtedly viii greatly exceed the guarantees and there
i no doubt that all the ears that can be delivered 20 Albuquerque
dealers will be absorbed locally and in the Albuquerque distributing
territory.
When YOU attend the Automobile show next week, therefore. have
in mind that the men presenting the show r. swinging the biggest
single line Of merchandise in the city for 1920 and that the show,
literally, is the dress parade Of q million dollars retail business. That
fact makes the show one Of first industrial importance. just as it
renders every page o. This edition Of The Evening Herald, a first class
news page.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

In a region where the favorite pas
time OF motorcycle riders h the es-
adjustment % new long distance rec-
ords. Roy Artley, the well known
California rider, has lust added 90 his
many laurels the best record for the
san Francisco-l.ns Angeles and Bak-
ersficld Los Angeles runs. Riding an
Indian machine with side car attach
ed. all wleelE rolling on Goodyear
tires, he clipped - minutes from the
former san Francisco-LoH Angelef
hlark, making the t2s miles In ~
hours. 80 i-e minutes. despite an en-
forced delay % an hour waiting for a
stalled freight train to clear a CROSS
inE.
From the BakersfieiG-Lo Angeies
record Artley cut a. minutes in a 1856
mile run. The run was made over the
ridge route VITA SO miles Of night
driving and entailing 1000 turns IN
20 miles Of mountain driving. Tho
newly established time Is 3 hours, %
minutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

most hardened habltucs OF the grand
stand.
When racing was Instituted at Mari
anao, the sailing was not 80 clear. 1,
" roputcd that. several years ago.
the mayor Of tac suburb lost heavily
one afternoon and, In reprisal. cut on
the parks water supply.
As a result, the red clay dissolved
under pounding hoofs into a fine red
dust which arose In clouds and set
tied on the Partisan gowns Of Cuban
bellies and the white suits OF their
escorts, 80 hat on the day following
there wasn't enough OF a gate 10 pay
the ticket-takers
But now Oriental Park looks like
"A real gold mine. A splendid new
clubhouse Is being erected. and witt,
suspension OF passport requirements
and the erection Of new hotels In Ha-
vana, the stampede OF thirsty tourists
hungry for sport, Will become a reality
instead OF "A mere press agents dream.
McGrnw, II IL rumored Ia baseball
circles. Is nearing The end OF his ca
rcer as an active manager.
He Is rapidly approaching he mag
nate class, We are credibly Informed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
REMARKABLE RECORD
IN COAST TRUCK RUN

A new record IN inter-city motor
truck transportation nearly euuallins
railroad passenger train time between
Los Angeles ana San Francisco has
just been established la a remarkable
run BY q Fageoi truck.
Laden with four ton Of roofing pa
per. this truck left san Francisco or
a Monday evening and just 10 hours
ana 80 minutcs later backed up TO the
receiving platform % a Los Angeles
to discharge ~ cargo
The coast route through San Jose,
Salinas ard santa Barbara was fol-
lowed on the sOuthbound trip. Tor a
total OF ia1 miles. the truck averaging
nearly "a miles an hour for the dis
Including al time spent Tor
and securing gas and oil. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

the case In New York might happen
TO you.
The New York motorist who stop
ped for a load OF girls Is now facing
suit Tor $4,000. The girls enjoyed
being picked up until they found
themselves In the roadway, whom the
car bumped into "a ourbstone. Now,
ono OF the sts wants $4,000 for u
broken arm and other injuries. while
the other asks FOR twice this sum.
Weli-Whut can IA poor Teller dOY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

return trip northwsrd. with a load OF
pressed paper, followed the valley
route through Bakersfield and Fresno,
over a 4s3 mile course. IN rs hours, an
average speed OF nearly - l-2 miles
an hour having been maintained
throughout.
actually be made between the two
coast cities Is attributed to the Good
year cord tire equipment n the seven
speed transmission principle OF the
truck, designed 10 greatly Increase It's
power and speed. BY reason Of IT.
tire equipment o. IS by : from; aud -
by 10 cord pneAnIatics and us COM
pound gesrset. permitting an unusual
ly wide range between the extremes Of
high and low speed, IL was a com
paratiyely easy matter for this truck
to complete the round trip between
the Two coast cities. transporting a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

capacity load each way. In less than
two days.
4 big factor. too. In establishing this
new record. was the expert driving OF
Goodyear drivers, Howard sholder and
Herbert Temple. who took turns az
the wheel. Roth men have had wide
experience IN plotting trucks ver the
noted Akron-Bosto truck tranEporia-
ton line In the east and Ia driving
trucks across the continent. having
just recently driven from Boston To
the western coast In a truck diverted
from the Akron Roston line for special
demonstration york In he west. Shot
der also drove a transcontinentnl run
last year from Boston To Los Angeles.
Both FaEeol and Goodyear men are
expressing satisfaction over the o.
tablishment Of the new Los Angeles
San Fra cisco truck record. as the
performance attested both she worth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
ny LIE >. sAnTs.

HAVANA. Feb. 2S-One American
who, as an "insider' In sport. lives
at all seasons In an atmosphere which
the average man Ia lucky to find on
holidays IL joan J. Mc0raw.
when Il isn't baseball for Muggsy.
it's the ponies.
As a vice president. heavy stock
holder and active supervisor OF tho
Cuha-American Jockey club here, Mr..
McGraw is getting his share OF the
prosperity flowing to this island by
reason OF It's sunshine u Its anti
prohibition government.
The 100 days Of racing at oriental
Park In Mariana. a suburb Of Havana
JUST about fills la the times between
the closing Of the world series and
the opening OF the training eason
The track in which McGraw Is In
terested Is as p~icturesquely situated
AS any race course I'm the world, with
q background Of palm fringcd hills
and long SUGGESTIONS OF cloudless days.
each one concluding with a tropical
sunset which enchants the eye OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
d mas TIIINIAN.

Jack Reddy IL now looking after
the pugilistic analrs az Johnny TIN
man. the Minneapolis weltcrweight
battler. Tillman broke with Taylor
Of Philadelphia recently and Is now
In the same stable. with hilly Miskc
Rcdty plans to have Johnny meet
Champion Jack Britton at an early
date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

Tale boxers undor the coaching Of
Eduar0 kHan. nHIlteur mIdoIcWtIHnt
champion are seeking skni. not tnpck-
out nuNcrs. Ryan plans a. make NJ
sport OF boxing In colleges more 4
"a % science than Tor k~nucA"ntt
Eddie earned his right 70 earlain tho
fale team b k~nuukins our q goo
pound football player who sought %
lnnf his abilities
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

Jim Tracy. heavyweight boxer %
australia. in oon to come 20 the
united States IN scarch 81 work. Ne
- 6 foe4 inches tail and weighs
ia5 pounds He nuya II he can beat
such mon as While Mechan. Ton
Coaler. Guubuat Smith and Battling
ievinssy. ne wlii De oatcn 10 return
to the Antipodea and never Tight
analn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
lady nOWIFR TOURS.

Mrs Goidie oreenwaid % Cleveland
plans a western tour In which Hhr
will meet the best women In the
country. She opens her schedule at
Chicago on March 7. 4rhe fair bowler
has booked other matches In Miiwau-
kee. indianapolis. Fort wayne and St
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

College boxing IL on the q. T. That
IL. they do not make any more by
cucerinK on the gladiatora No re.
marks are tolerated b. officials and
tbs applause In 70 be held back until
the end of each round. The penalty
for a violation Il for the referee Ia
stop the bout and award the decision
to the boxer wlos rooters kept the
ueare.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
Ems sCnLn MrHnNM.

Sew York Giant FAM declare that
John McGraw should have %reViaiued
at home this winter instead Of going
to Cuba. They lament the fact that
The McGuawites need an infclccr or
IMu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
WHAT cAN A rELLEn nos

If you don't stop to pick up "A hevy
OF pretty girls on their way 70 work
In the morning, they aay You're a
selfish. t%houRhtloss prig who oughtnt
to own a machine. II you DO stop
Tor a load OF humanity the ine OF
autoiHts behind you will honk NJ you
for stopping short. or something Ike
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

Motor trucks IN Central Asia will
replace "a caravan camel company
now operating between Tienstin and
kuija. China.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28
NEM Ia,nP Is snrrm.

= ncvs Georgia Alabena baseball
league II being organized. There II
a scramble for berths In the proposed
circuit hy the southern cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

There are 1.tOi.f02 persons en-
gagged IN the production OF automo-
bUcs. This 2 not Include access
sorry manufacture. garages. repair
shops or sales establishments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

a motor truck has been invented
FOR farm use that loads. hauis ana
scatters fertilizer. using the same
power FOR at three operations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-28

Although there are 5000. 0Go far
mcrs in America. only 10000 motor
trucks are being used for farm work.