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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

First Race-Baby Grand. los (Rod-
riguez). 13 to 20, 1 to S, out; Pc
tunia, los (wida), 9 to 10, out: Lucy
Kate. los (Willard). out Time
AS 3-5. Hunters Point and Huen
also ran.
Second Race-Blue Jeans 1o7
(Howard), 16 to s, to S, to 3; Ra-
gazza, 1Os (Rodriguez), 3 to l. z to
5; Peccant, los (Heinsch), to~5.
Time-1:14 As. Waldo. Jr, Plain
Bill. Benecia, Kirah. Vim. Col. Muir
ply, Richard v. and Cortland also
ran.
Third Race-Ting-a-ling, ia my
ers). Is to s, even, 2 to s; Talisman.
100 (Wida), s to 5. ( to S; Sugar
Mint, 101 (Smith). 3 to s. Time
1:o7, Big Idea, Bucklaide. Murphy.
Sammy Boy and Marmite also ran.
Fourth Race-Troitus, Ill (Wil-
lis), IL TO 5, to S, to 4: Legotal.
104 (wida), 2 to s, out; Charles Ley
decker, lie (Rodriguez9, l to ?.
Time-1:12 AS. Tattle, Ballet Dan
GER II and Lively also ran.
Fifth Race-Iwin. 1o3 (Thurber).
IL to 5, even, to 5; Simpleton, 81
even, to S; Bondage. lis (Rodri-
guez), to s. Time-1:44. Kings
Champion and Omond also ran.
Sixth Race-Lazy Lou. los (Wida).
even, / to 5. out: Franklin, Ill
(Judge). TO 10. out; Queen Blonde,
112 (RomanellD, to 10. Time
1853 As. II. c. Basch and Glasstot
also ran.
Seventh Race - Scourgeman. III
(Rodriguez), IL to S, to 5, 2 to S;
Prunes, 109 (Pierce), 5 to ., 6 to s;
]. c. Stone, 100 (Richcreek), to 2.
Time-1:45 2-5. Miss Orb, Willigan-
Iwiniwin, Jack X. and Triumphant
also ran.
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WITH THE

, den. 1o2: BrizE. 1o7: YorkviIle. 1os;
High Gear. 109.
Fourth Race-Four furlongs; .
year-olds. Vice Muniz, lis; Spugs.
lis: Little Pointer. us: Roseaz.
IFS; Fiction. IFS; Dorothy. us:
Disturbance. lis; General Agra
monte. 11S.
Fifth Race-One mile and one
sixteenth: 3-year-olds and up. Miss
Patty, 81: War Spirit, "a; Free
mantle. 110; Buford, Ill; Alvord.
11S; Walnut Hall, 113; Cromwell.
127.
Sixth Race-One mile and one
sixteenth: 3-year-olds and up. Slip
perry Silver. 103; Rhymer. los; Dick
Benson. LOG: Burlingame, log: Cork.
LOG; Miss Sweep. 1o7; Ray Ennis.
los: EI Coronel. ITO: Royalty. III:
Half and Half. 112; Duke of
Shelby. 114: Yenghee. ia.
Seventh Race-One mile and fifty
yards; 4-years and UP. Timothy J.
Hogan. 80; Dainty Lady. 80; Lariat.
101; Great Gull. 102: Foster Embry.
log; Regreso. los; Thornbloom. Ill.
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MOUNTAINEERS HAVE
RESUMED TRACK SPORT

Morgantown, w. Va, March g.
Following. a hiatus of two years
during the war, when the sport was
not supported, here, West Virginia
University will resume track and
field athletics this spring. An am
bftious schedule has been arranged
and material for the team looks
promising. The schedule announc-
ed today is: April 30-May /, Penn
relays at Philadelphia: May s, Car
negie Tech at Morgantown: May
13. Penn State at State College;
May %, w. and ]. at Morgantown;
May 20, interclass meet at Morgan
town; June 5, University Of Pitts
burg at Pittsburg.
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Bunts and Bingles

Connie Mack can't be blamed for
going after q player who halls
from Ivorytown. Mass. That town
must have developed some regular
baseball material.
The New York Yankees have
been accused Of buying a pennant
But buying a pennant in the win
ter and keeping it tied up in the
summer is something else. again.
First Baseman Fred Merkle of
the Chicago Cubs owns and oper-
ates quite an extensive plantation
near Ormond. Fla
Manager wilbert Robinson seems
to have encountered little or no
trouble IN signing MP his Brooklyn
team this year.
Hy Myers. of. Brooklyn, was the
leading timely hitter In the Ma
tional league last season. having
batted In seventy-two runs.
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HOLTON-ARMS BEAT
EASTMAN SEXTEI

The Holton Arms sextet over
whelmingly defeated Eastman
School girlies yesterday morning in
the Holton-Arms gym, 81 to IL.
The Eastman team was no match
for the victors as the latter had
possession of the ball about three
fourths of the time. Nearly every
time the winning forwards obtained
possession of the ball it. meant
double pointer.
Miss Mary Culberson made what
is thought to be the record Of the
season in caging the ball from the
court, annexing 81 two-pointers.
Holton-Arms' two centers were the
strength of the team on defense, as
they kept Their. opponents from get
ting the ball in nearly every play.
The Eastman sextet played hard
all the way, but they were simply
outclassed in every department of
the game. The lineup and sum-
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MIDDLE SWORDSMEN
TAKE FIRST DEFEAT

Annapolis. Md, March 6.-For the
first time in any athletic event this
year the Midshipmen met defeat
today, the experienced swordsmen
OF the New York Turnverein get
ting the better of a mixed arm
match by 10 bouts to 3. With foils
the visitors won by S to 4, ana
with sabres the score was to I.
while with the dueling swords the
two were tied at two victories each.
The closeness of the match was
indicated by the fact that the Wis
itors scored 1876 points as a total
and the Midshipmen 127 Every
bout was close too, with foiIs re-
curing extra periods.
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Collegiate Gossip.

Branch Bocock, former coach and
athletic director at Georgetown.
". p. l., University Of Georgia and
University of North Carolina, will
succeed DR.. c. c. Stroud as athletic
director and coach OF football, base
ball and basketball at Louisiana
State University. Coach Bocock is
a graduate Of g. u, graduating in
1906.
One of the features at the Brook
land meet, which will be staged next
Saturday night, will be a relay race
between a picked team of Briarley
Hall Academy and the Gaithersburg
High School over the alf-mile
route.
Dick Harley, former major Lacquer,
now coach Of the University of
Pittsburg, has issued a call for base
ball candidates. A large number
have answered and practice will be-
gin April 1.
crew this season as $50 paddle
welding candidates are reporting
daily for places on the varsity and
freshmen crews.
In the track events of the Brook
land University meet the Black and
Red athletics are basing their hopes
on Mcnamara, Foran, Donhaugh,
De La Vergne, Sullivan and Jack
Harring. -.. -,
Particular attention is being paid
to "Ducky" Rutledge during the
workouts in the Brookland Gym
nasium. Both Dooling, high jump
er and Joe Brennan, as a weight
man, have shown enough in the trials
to be warranted consideration.
Penn State ends its basketball
season on March 12 when they en-
tertain Lehigh on their home court.
Pittsburg opens its baseball sched-
ule In the Sunny South this year
when they tackle the University of
Georgia for two games, April %
and "a
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HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Race-Five and one-half
furiongs; years old and up. Sport
Feeney, 100: Bella Wilfer. 101;
Snow Queen, los: Felicidad. 106;
Theodore Fair. 106: Prince East.
107: ROUNDED, los; Farnum, 110;
Will Soon, 11o; Sir Oliver, 10;
Mae Murray. 113; Lenshenspride,
113.
second Race-Five and one-half
furlongs; 3-year-olds. Mineral. IS:
Director James, 95; Fastep. 81: Lit
tie One, 101; Old Red. 1o2; Hush.
104; Bardora, 1o5; Annabelle, 107:
Polar Cub. 110.
Third Race-Six furlongs; A.
year-olds and UP. Encore, 95; Key
mar. 1o1; Pomerene, 101; Byrne.
101; Rora, 101: Koran, 102: Phedo-
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Veteran Cast Adift by
Chicago Cubs Demands
Moguls to Show Their
Cards.

New York. March e.-Lee Magee,
whom the Chicago Cubs recently
turned adrift with an unconditional
release, and who was left with the
alternative of signing up with the
minors or lighting. has thrown his
Eauntlet in the ring: he has called,
and demands that organized base
ball show its cards. The suit which
he threatens to bring. in a telegram
received here from him today, is ex-
pected to bring to focus the many
rumors and veiled reports that have
been circulated for several years,
and have a clarifying effect upon
the game. Magee's telegram read,
In part:
The manager of the Chicago Cubs
has not advised me that he did not
want me as a member of his team
this year, neither has he nor anyone
e1se ever accused me OF improper
betting upon games. and at no time
In my baseball career have I been
accused of indifferent playing. All
during my baseball life, / have given
my best efforts. and shall continue
to do 50 in future.
Was Blaeklfsted.
Il have in my possession evidence
that without cause owners of major
league teams have unlawfulfy
blacklisted me. My attorney is now
Il work gathering evidence and sui
win soon be filed to test the right
of q club to exercise its option for
my services in December and : a
month later release me-"
After quoting a letter from Presi-
1eut Yeeck of the Chicago Cubs,
notifying him that the club wanted
bis services for 1920, he continued:
after this notice to me that the
Cubs wanted my services during
1920. owners of other teams agreed
that must be released uncondition-
ally and the Cubs were compelled to
submit. i have n number of offers
from minor leagues, but my record
shows am entitled to remain in the
big game, and 1 shall"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-07
Billy Klein Will Teach
Rookie Players Rules

New York. March s.--John A.
HeydIer. president Of the, Ma
tiopal League. announced here
today that Umpire Billy KLEIN
would be sent to all the National
League training camps to ex-
plain the new rules to the play
ers.
The changes in the rules are
important enough to warrant
this unusual STEP" he said. The
young pitchers especially should
have the rules explained to them
to avoid unnecessary delays In
the games early In the season"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-07
MIDDLE SWIMMERS
DEFEAT HARVARD

Annapolis. Md, March 6.-Harvard
met defeat this afternoon in a five-
event swimming match when the
end of a So to s score. One, record
was broken during the contest. This
was the 16o-yard relay, which the
midshipmen four finished in / minute
10 seconds. beating the old record
by 1-5 of a second.
Harvard succeeded in making one
first place, the plunge going to Da-
Wis, with Thompson, Of the navy. a
close enough second to make the
event more than of passing interest.
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Trainer Mike Martin
VIII Test Airplane

Tampa, Fla, March s.-Raiph
johnson, the aviator, arrived
from Orlando this evening In
order to be on hand sunday
when at 3 p. m, Mike Martin.
trainer Of the Nationals, VIII so
up with johnson. A bet OF 800
has been made that Martin
will not make the trip. Presi-
dent Grinith would not permit
the attempt until r. G. Darling
ton, president Of the local base
ball club. had Mike insured for
100000. johnson agrees to do
not less than 100 loops with MARI
tin as his companion.
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Lee Magee Threatens Suit
Against Organized Baseball
Veeck Welcomes Suit

Chicago. March 6. - IF Lee
Magee believes he has been ma
terially. damaged through being
released by the Cubs. we will
welcome a suit in court. IL he
SO Desires" was the declaration
today of President william l.
veeck, of the Chicago National
League team. when shown Ma
gees statement that he had been
unlawfully blacklisted. "Magee
knows why he was released"
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CRESCENT TOSSERS
BEATEN BY ARMY

West Point. N. Y, March g.
Army wound up its basketball sea-
SON today with q victory over Cres-
of ~ to Is. Close Eusrding by % Dan
lei and Pfieffer kept the New Noon
ers away from the cadets basket,
only three field goals being credited
to them during the tcontest. john
son and Whitson featured with SEN
fsationai BASKETS from scrimmags.
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Fifth Raee-ArnoId. AppleJsek,
TaeoIa, Tieklish.
Sixth Race-Heayy Weapon. Nep-
perhan, Barone, On High.
Seventh Race-Thursday Nighter,
Indian Chant. J. G. Stone. CourceIea.
Best bet-ARNOLD.
Best bet Of the day-ARNOLD.
Best take q chance bet-THURs-
DAY NIGHTER.
Best pariay - IRISH KISS,
THURSDAY NIGHTER, HEAVY
WEAPON, q place.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-07
EPIPHANY COMETS
TO MEET YANKEES

The Epiphany Comets will take
on the Yankees quint Tuesday
night in the gym" at Epiphany
Church in a return engagement. The
Yankees were victors in the first
game at the "Y," but the Comets
think that they can beat them on
their own court. At any rate, the
contest will be hard fought, and a
banner crowd will be in attendance.
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ROANOKE BOWLERS
GRAB GOOD LEAD
IN FIRST GAMES

Roanoke. Va. March 6. - The
Royal duckpin team shot In poor
form against the local Palace i've
In the first five games of q ten-game
match here today losing by a total
high man with a $40 set and 141
game. Carroll got the highest set
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wan Play Ce.erals.

waynesboro, Va. March s.-Fish-
burne Military School has an
nounced its baseball schedule as
opening on Saturday. March "a.
against Washington and Lee Uni
versity, at Lexington. Va The first
home game at waynesboro Is on
April !. against the Miller School.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-07
NAVY WATER POLO
TEAM BEATS PENN

Annapolis. Nd. March Sin their
second game of water polo the Mid
shipmen this afternoon scored an
other victory, defeating University
Naval Academy. The final score
was % to 6. During the first half
It looked as if the Middies might
have encountered their conquerors.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-07
TRIO OF HOLDOUTS
WITH REDS SIGN

Cincinnati. March 6. - August
Hermann. president of the Cincin-
natl Reds. announced late tonight
the signing of Jake Daubert, Hod
Eller and Eddie Rousch. three hold
outs. Walter Reuther win sign as
soon as he can reach Miami, where
the Reds are training. Hermann
said.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-07
Wilde After Herman.

Phi1adelphfa, March "a battle
between Jimmy Wilde. ruler of the
dy-weight brigade. and Pete Her
man. bantam-weight champion. may
take place in London in May or
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better than ordinarily rated. Ar
mold should tin-can in the nth.
And the weight won't stop him. A
place wager on Applejack may re-
ward. Now that's my story and
I'm going to stick to II.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race-Omar X, Lefty Lee,
Josephine X, Oh Yes
second Raee-Shandon, Ettahe,
Etrusean, Redlnnd.
Third Raee-Sir John verEne,
Ponderosa, Indiscreet. El Rey.
Fourth Race-Irish kiss, Fort
Bliss, ylny, Docod.
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Geek School Win,.

Cook School basketball team de-
feated the Petworth Juniors yester-
day afternoon, 2s TO Is. in the Pet
worth gym. Fulkerson played the
best for the winners. g
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Senators WIN Train.

dent Joe Tinker. of the Columbus
American Association team, today
led the Senators to their training
camp at Albany. Ga.
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I OLLYERs CQrnfENzzSS
n on the HGIE
- SPoRIoSk q KINGS i
: =R8k8IkS SQkYK8-

Omar X.
Here is Q bird from the Bradley stable that
worked so fast at least three checkers forgot 70
breathe for at least ten minutes. Over and aboye
all that, know that the stable connections figure
on unloading Monday. Natille worked q quarter In
o.23. while Lefty Lee and Oh Yes are right bang up.
In this order fancy them All this happens in the
opening spasm
Shandon, in the second. looks like the sweet
little patoot that he really is True there Ettahe
which has been burning up the track In recent
trials also Etruscan Is hidden down In the also
elgibles II the latter goes and his race there
will be only number to hang up-Etruscan.
That last effort Of his goes for Mr.. Sweeney. the
gentleman who tends the morgue American Eagle.
is also named in the eligible list Tab the ring
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substitutions--smith for Pleasant. Field
goals Culberson t311. Bryn QD, Walker
(3), Hail t2). Goals from foul-walker,
Bryn (3). Referee-Mr. Haas.
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Substftutions-IngIey Tor GOetz; Goetz Tor
Haislip; Searles for Muniassin; Muniassin
for yineberg; vineberg for Mcdonald. Court
goals-Solomon tD, Sauber (6), Ingley (5).
ieisler (2), vineberg. Watts, Muniassin (6).
Foul goals-Sauber, 10 out of Is; Muniassiu,
3 out of z; Geisler missed 1. Referee-Mr.
Jack Haas. Timer-Mr. Leland. Scorer
Mr.. Cannon. Time Of halves-rwenty min
utes.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-07
ARROWS ARE EASY
FOR YANKEE QUINT

The Y. NJ. c. A. Yankees broke
another winning streak last night
when they stopped the Arrows In
the Central ''Y" gym, 40 to %, be-
fore large crowd. Although the
Arrows have been playing together
only a short time they put up
hard fight and pushed the Yanks
throughout. The winners uncov-
cred a good foul shooter in Sauber.
who Gagged 10 out of IS. Summary:
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Sir John versne whispered
third Now do
his old beezer Pondosa and DR. Levy right
pretty
the of his
bet him an Ientl line
And is hert
Irish Kiss which
with the but
Fort Bliss should
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CALIFORNIA = HERE n Is. A
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HELP-GENERALs

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-06

Your old suit, coat or dress
will wear $50 TO 500 longer
and will look better IL you have
them pressed frequently and
cleaned occasionally. Ask any
tailor or your clothier.