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Evening star., 1920-11-06
PUNTS AND PASSES

Jackson lineman. and Cole. half
back, are the Mutt and Jeff of the
Chicago foot ball team. Jackson is
over six feet and weighs 210, while
Cole is stumpy and tips the scales
at 154.
Workman, the Ohio State quarter
back. is said to be the best thrower
of the forward pass in the western
conference. He also is strong in all
other departments of the game.
Grantland Rice declare. that Alex
man and McMillin of Centre the great :
est backfieId player he has seen this
year.
Chick Meehan. the Syracuse coach.
says Dartmouth has one of the strong
est and best balanced backflelds he
ever has seen. He said il was only
the remarkable work of his ends that
enabled his team to beat the Green.
Lafayette has probably the tallest
squad in foot ball. More than half
of the fifty players, stand feet or
over. Deibel. tackle. is 6 feet 3
inches tall. Marhefika is the midget
He is feet 4.
Harvard may have five officials work
in it's gUnes with Yale and Princeton,
adding timekeeper to the regular
set.
Out in Ohio the foot ball sensation
this season is the Marietta College
eleven. which is coached by Earl
Neale. the Cincinnati outfielder, who
got his experience at West Virginia
Wesleyan. Marietta hurtled into the
, limelight last Saturday by trouncine
Michigan Aggies by 90 to 7. 1t had
beaten Westminster "a to Z; Bethany
IA to 0. and Duquesne. 20 to 0. Now
!, it is heading for the feature of the
schedule-a game with Boston Col
| lege. November 20. Marietta, like
Centre. puts great emphasis on the
forward pass.
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HARVARD IS FAvOR|TE
Princeton Is 0utweighed Five
Pounds to Man in Contest
at Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. November e.
The Princeton Tiger came to the sta
dunn for the annual gridiron contest
with Harvard today confident of
breaking the string of Crimson vic
tories that extends back to 1912. with
the exception of a 10-to-10 tie game
last year. Neither team has been de-
feated this season. Harvard. largely
by virtue of its victory over Centre
College. ruled favorite.
Princeton was outweighed an aver
age of about five pounds to the man.
but the Jerseymen were credited with
la greater average speed than their
opponents. The Crimson was without
the services of Sedgewick, first-strins
tackle. but. like Princeton. was well
off for substitutes should the need for
them arise.
Tickets for the more than 10000
seats at the stadium had been ex-
Eausted for days. About l 400 Prince
ton students were among the spec
tators. Weather conditions are ideal
Evening star., 1920-11-06
REACH GOLF SEMLF|NALS DUFFEy RED SOX PILOT
Mason, Thompson, Dalzell and Lard
Left in Liberty Cup Event
at Chevy Chase.

w. B. Mason. Morven Thompson
Samuel Dalzell and Allan Lard sur
vived the third round in the annual
competition for the Liberty cup at tht
Chevy Chase Club Yesterday and are
playing today in the final rounds- Ma
son meets Thompson in one semi
final. while Daizell plays Lard.
Yesterdays results follow: W. Il
Mason defeated J. III. Clapp. . and
Morven Thompson defeated Marshal
Langhorne, and >; Samuel Dalzel
defeated j. l.. Suter. ard 1. ano
Allen Lard defeated l.. b. 7. johnson
/ up
Mason won the cup last year Hs
has Il handicap of 10 and Thompson
has an allowance of Z. while DalZel
has and Lard -
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Former Champion Batsman and
Manager of Five Major and Minor
Teams Succeeds Barrow.

BOSTON. November s-Hugh Duffey
will be the new manager of the Red
SoX. The former Boston National out
helder star succeeds I'D. Barrow who
resigned 20 become business managed
OF the New York Americans. The ap-
pointment Of Duffey. al one lime man.
aser OF the White Sox and last season
director of the Toronto Club Of the
International League. Mas announced
by President rrazee
Duney broke into professional base
ball as member of the Fall River
team of the New England League In
1Se. he was signed by Pop" Anson as
member of the old Chicago club.
He Joined the Boston Nationals In
1892. remaining with the team for
min. years. the last five as captain.
Since then he has been successfully
manager of teams in Milwaukee. Phil
adelphia, Providence and Chicago. In
1894 he was champion batsman of the
country.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
INDIANS GOOD AT TRAPS
Wheeler, Bender, McNier, Little
Bear and Mcdaniel Are
Among Stars.

Indians are not considered accurate
shots with the trap gun or r'fa, hut
there are quite few honest-to-good-
ness red" men who can hold their
own in the fastest company when il
comes to shooting at the traps or in
Only this year Elmer c. Wheeler. a
fulI-blooded Usage. won the trap
shooting championship of Oklahoma.
a state that is full of good trap
shooters. Forest w. McNier has on a
number of occasions won the trap
shooting championship of Texas.
This year he was runner-up. His
consistent shooting caused him to be
selected as member of the United
States Olympic trapshooting team.
McNier is proud of his Cherokee blood.
NJ w. Mcdaniel. another Oklahoman
and also an Usage. won the western
handicap from more than 200 shooters
three years ago. and Hayes Little
Bear of the same tribe as Jim Thorpe,
a Sac and Fox, manages to hold his
end up with the shooters Of Okla
homa and states in that region.
Last but not least among the Indian
trapshooters is "Chief' Charles A.
Sender, known where base ball is
played as one Of the greatest pitchers
that ever stepped on the mound.
Base ball has tied Bender up in the
summer SO that he does practically
all of his shooting in the winter
months He established several rec
ords last year. breaking the program
straight in three shoots in successive
! months.
With the exception of Bender, the
Indians mentioned are wealthy.
Wheeler, Mcdaniel and Little Bear
were fortunate in having oil found
on their lands. Mcdaniel was so
happy in winning the western handi-
can that he conf rihut ed S50 000 IN the
the days Of the war. McNier is an
architect of Houston. Bender is of
the Chippewa tribe, and learned the
tailoring trade at Carlisle. He has
never worked at his trade.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Main Facts in Contract
For Championship Fight

Principals, Jack Dempsey.
heavyweight champion of
world; Georges Carpenter,
heavyweight champion of Eu-
rope aid iEht-hcavyyvefght
champion OF world.
Time: Probably middle Of
June or July 4. 1921.
Length of bout, From ten to
fifteen rounds.
Place: Not decided, but New
York considered ifkely.
Purse; S30O.O3O to Dempsey;
S20G,GOO to Carpenter.
Moving picture receipts: p
per cent to each fighter; SO per
cent to the promoters.
Promoters: Tex Rfckard.
Charles COch ran and William A.
Brady. who reserve the right
TO terminate contract in case
either principal is defeated
prior to their proposed meeting.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Title
Read The Sunday Star
For Best Cridiron News

This afternoon one Of the
most attractive programs OF the
foot ball season In presented.
Many unbeaten elevens VIII
meet severe tests and contests
having nm important bearing ON
championship aspirations will
be played in nearly every
section.
OF primary interest to WASH
ingtOn gr;dirOn followers are
games in which local fnstftu-
tfOns are cempe ting. To pre-
sent the best service possible
for it's readers members of The
Stare sporting staff will report
these games, John Ii. Keller be,
ing on the lob at the Annapolis
clash betvt en- Georgetown and
the Navy. while w. II. Hotel
will describe the hOStiiitfes at
American League Park between
Maryland and Catholic univer-
stiles. The George Washington
and Gallaudet games and those
of national and KectiOnal appeal
will he covered by regular cor
respondents and news services.
To obtain the hest accounts OF
these EridfrOn classics read to-
mOrrOw's Sunday Star.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
HYDR0PLANE RACES SET
FOR MIAMI AND BUFFALO

The hydroplane races for the Carl
Fisher trophy will be held this win
ter and next summer at Miami. Fla.
and Buffalo, y. Y. respectively. it has
been decided by the American Power
Boat Association.
Albert L.. Judson. who WAS re-
elected president of the organization.
predicted that motor boat will soon
he built that will make 100 miles an
hour. Within the last six years. he
said. the speed had been developed
from fifty-one to seventy-six miles
In order to encourage racing con-
tests among members an additional
$4,000 gold cup has been offered by
Fisher and Gar Wood. the latter of
whom won the Harmsworth race in
england last summer with hi Miss
America"
Evening star., 1920-11-06

Three of the indicted White SoX
players. George Buck" Weaver. Fred
McMullin and Charles 'Sw ede'' Ris-
berg. gave bonds of $4,000 each in
criminal court yesterday. protesting
their innocence OF any participation
in the fixing" of the world series.
They said they wished the general
public to hold reservation OF judg
ment until they have had chance in
court to prove the charges untrue.
President Mike Sexton of the Ma
tional Association today was in cor
ference with President Tom Hickey o:
the American Association and Presi
dent Al Tearney of the Western
League. in anticipation of the meet
ing of the minor league body Tuesday
in Kansas City. Other prominent Of
Evening star., 1920-11-06
WILL TRY TO RUN 1000
POINTS IN 5 MINUTES

One thousand billiard points in five
minutes. That is the objective OF
Charles Peterson. the fancy shot maker
OF ST. Louis. He will make his second
markable feat on Monday night In
Brooklyn. Briefly explained, this means
scoring 1000 at straight rail billiards in
five minutes. "
Peterson has succeeded in doing this in
private. but has attempted it only once
in public. He then succeeded in Scor;ne a
s20 buttons in the allotted time. In y
measure his failure to count 1 900 was
due to the fact that the timekeener
failed to announce each passing minute
Peterson holds the world speed record
having made 100 points in twenty-seyen
seconds. His attempt will he ,nads %,
lowing an exhibition 1872 balkline hill
hard match against Willie Hoppe
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Jockey O'Neill Is Set Down.

PARIS. November Crank ONeill
Of ST. Louis. Mo-. the leading jockey
in France. has been set down for an
indefinite period at the ST. Cloud race
track for having his mount left al the
post yesterday. ONeili. who had the
leg up on lie Chatelet in the Royal
Oaks stakes. said the horse refused
TO break. ONeilrs winning mounts
this season number 127 Guy Garner.
another American jockey. is next to
O'Neill with 81 victories.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
GEN. CR0NKlTE WILL BE
STEWARD AT BIG RACE

Gen. Adelbert Cronkite, one of the
officers of the American expeditionary
force, in France, who is now sta
TONED in Baltimore. will be the pre-
siding steward at Bowie track when
the military race. with officers of the
Army riding in uniform. is run.
The date for the race has not yet
been set by Clerk of the Course
Joseph McLennan and Coils. Stanley
Koch and Charles L. Scott and Mai.
A. A. Cederwald of the remount serv =
ice. who are arranging for it. Gen.
Rockenbach, commander Of the Tank
Corps at Camp Meade. will serve in
the stewards stand with Gen. Cron-
kite.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
STOP BOUT
Valger. After Warning, Bewiiders
Frisco frankie" Burns in
Fight at Toronto.

TORONTO. Ontario, November O.
oH'clais OF the local boxing commits
SION last night stopped the contest
between Benny Nalger of New York
ana another boxer claiming to be
Frisco Frankie" Burns of San Fran
cisco After two tame rounds. Valser
was warned for not trying. and when
ne ioueht harder his opponent ap-
peared so bewildered thai The bout
was stopped in the fourth round to
save him from Knockout
SAN FRANCISCO. November e.
Frisco frankie" Burns, participant
IN boxing match tonight at Toronto,
ontario. which was stopped by boxing
oihcials. Is not known to followers
OF sport in San Francisco. frankie
Burns of Oakland, Calf, welter-
welght. was known to have been here
Evening star., 1920-11-06

The fact that the bout will not e&-
tend beyond fifteen rounds. nor less
than ten. means that the willy pro-
moters have in mind strict adher-
cnce to the boxing laws of certain OF
these United States. Then. too. the
scrap is not going to be labor OF
love, SO far as the promoters are con-
cerned. Somebody Will have to fork
something in excess of 100000 All
of which emphasizes the veracity OF
the advance information that seats
will sell from S5 TO $40 and more.
Fight Promoters FidEety.
Rumors concerning the probable at
titude of GOv.-elect Miller of New
law. under which bouts throughout
the state. but particularly in New
York city. have begun to thrive with
tropical opulence. are flying about the
city today. One report has 1t that
the new governor will not view the
boxing game with the kindness of
Gov Smith, the present executive.
while other reports. more optimistic
in tone, refer to Judge Millers inter-
est in sports such as golf. base ball
and foot ball. Out of all the mass of
one fact rises in lonely clarity. the
governor elect has made ne statement
which would give hint as to his state
of mind. In this very fact some Of the
fight promoters read impending dan
ger.
Naturally big business of any sort.
which depends for it's well being upon
politics. politicians or office holders.
looks upon changes Of established things
Evening star., 1920-11-06
CENTRAL-TECH CONTEST
WILL .BEA BALL PARK

Tech and Central will meet at Ameri-
can League Park on November "a. in
their annual foot ball engagement The
playing field was decided yesterday by
a committee that included the principals
of the three other high schools in the
District Scholastic League. Central
had asked that the game be PLAYED in
it's stadium.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
REX ELEVEN is PRIMED
FOR GAME WITH SILENTS

Rex Athletic Club foot ball players
have been putting in a stiff weeks
work in getting ready for tomorrow
game with the Akron Silents.
Many Gallaudet graduates are on
the Akron team. Three years ago
Freddy Moore of Gallaudet fame or
ganiZed the Silents. In foot ball and
basket ball they have made a fine
record. Twenty-Five gridiron wins.
with but two losses. have been recorded
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Line-t p and Sum umary.

Substitutions: Tech-Housh for Rhees Wa
tiers for Woiz. Maryland-Demio for Anderson
Smith for MafDougle. Touchdown-McOuade
Coal from 'ohcliown-W Goal from
held--Wariwell. Referee-MOrris (MarylandI
'mpire.Coggins tMaryiand). Head linesman
minutes. ~
Evening star., 1920-11-06
South Atlantic Games
To Be Held at Hilltop

Trnck and field athletes OF the
Somtb Atlantic intercollegiate
Athletic Association will coma
nrte In their annual meet nj
Georgetown Field Friday and
saturday, May IL and II. next
spring. President Byrd OF the
n.socfatiOn has announces. The
ns.ociatiOn's crOss-country ran
viii take place mt the Uniyersity
Of Virginia two weeks from to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1920-11-06

Pugh and GUIDE in the Tech backfieId
We're in the thick of the fray and per-
formed creditably.
pleasing feature of the game was
the work of the officials They were
on plays quickly, prompt in making
decisions. and kept the players on
their tees. Morris. Coggins and Guer-
vich, who handled the game, formerly
played at Tech. and the first two
named are exMaryland players, while
GuerVich now is member of the
old line squad.
The Marylanders may meet another
Washington high school. as Central
wants to arrange Il game to be played
some time after Thanksgiving day
Evening star., 1920-11-06
CUE FINAL TO WOODS
IN NATIONAL TOURNEY

CHICAGO. November 6. - Arthur
"oods or Minneapolis won first place
in the national pocket billiard tour
nament preliminary games, the final
OF which was played last night. when
he defeated Walter franklin of Kan
sas City. who finished second. 125 to
100. James Mature Of Denver went
into tie with w. ID. Ricketts, of Flint
Mich. for, third place. when he de-
feated the latter 1875 to 81.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Challenges District Elevens,

John Marshall Athletic Club of
Richmond is ready to play any Dis
trict team that wants a game on No
vember 19 or %, or December 4. The
Virginia eleven averages 1S5 pounds.
and includes many eX-college stars
Teams interested should write J.. C.
Todd. Talman Auto Supply Company,
Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Five District Elevens
Are in Action Today

With Catholic Uniyersity and
Maryland meeting at American
League Park in their annual ,
clash, GalIaudet playing RAN
dOIph- Macon at Kendall Green
and the GeOrgetOwn-Navy game
under way at Annapolis, Dis
trict foot bnll fans are being
well entertained today. The
two local engagements were to
start at 3 O'Clock. The HILL
tOpperx and MidSkfpmen OPEN
ed their game at 2:30. George
Washington University's Grip
pied eleven IL at BuckhannOn,
W. Va, where 1t fs facing the
West Virginia Wesleyan COM
binatiOn.
Evening star., 1920-11-06

with timidty. SO with boxing. Wh'cn ,s
getting to be- in fact, x great ing pus'-
ness in the metropolis. In five hghts
the box office receipts at the Madison
SQUARE Garden have totaled near
s224. 900. None of these limited ring
battles was q championship affair; an
were confined to near champs. Yet 'le
public figurat vely broke its neck 10 pus
tickets This is sure inocatoh Oh
what the future holds Provided the
new governor and the new legislature
maintain a friendly attitude to proies-
sional boxing in New York city is is go
ing to run way up into the millions year
after wear No wonder the promoters
are bit fidgety.
slave Block for HOrnsb!.
At last. according to a report from
St Louis, the owners of the ST. LOUIS
Cardinals are weakening. Roger Horns
by the fiery, untamed Texan. II is
stated, will be sold to New YORK II the
Giants are willing to pay something Ike
100000 for the star second baseman.
A few years ago this figure would nave
been prohibitive. but the returns wnicn
the two Yankee colonies. Rupert ana
Huston, have been getting on their Ruth
investment has taught magnates tnat
one sure Way to make money is to spend
money.
Hornsby wants to play in New YORK.
has wanted to for a long tine and he
has made it clear that he dislikes play
ing in the Mound city. Fl" has been
scOlded, fined and suspended and all
but put in Jail for indifferent playing
on the banks of the Old NJ Mssissippi. Now
it's the slave block for him.
(Copyrigbt 1927
Evening star., 1920-11-06

fIcials of the National Association be-
gan gathering in Chicago today.
Among the latter was Cal. Ewing OF
San Francisco. who attended several
conferences given over to the future
of the national game as it affects the
minors. He expressed a desire of gel
Ting in touch with affairs in the mid
die west and farther east.
Two conferences were set for to-
morrow. a conclave of the America n
League directors. in preparation for
the Monday session of club owners, to
determine upon a crystallzed attitud.
toward the different plans TO reorgan-
ize the game. and a meeting of the
Nationai League club owners for a
preliminary discussion before their
important session on Monday.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Flying Cadets" Favored.

CHAPEL HILL, n. c.. November 6.
Tho flying cadets" of Virginia
Military Institute will take the field
as strong favorites in their game with
North Carolina this afternoon. A
Carolina regular backfleld will be in
the contest for the first time in sew
eral weeks.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Hoppe Defeats Peterson

NEW YORK. November S.-Some of
the best line nursing that he has
SHOWN this season was displayed nv
Willie Hoppe in az exhibition 1S.2
6alk line billiard match against
Charley Peterson last night The
champion won. 800 to lO4 He ran
out the game in the sixth inning with
cluster of 1856
Evening star., 1920-11-06
LYNCH AND CHANEY WIN
FIGHTS BY KNOCKOUTS

NEW YORK. Novemb Der 6-Joe Lynch.
New York bantamweight. knocked out
Abe GoIdstein. also of this city. in the
eieventh OF a ffteen-round match
al Madison Square Garden last night
Goldstein substituted for Jack Shar-
Key. who injured a hand in training.
A left and right to the jaw ended
the bout.
George CLANCY, a Baltimore left
hander. Knocked out George Brown of
New YORK, in the first of ten-round
match. with hard left over the
heart.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
CIRRUS, HlLDRETH STAR,
REPORTED TO BE LAME

pears that the jinX is again on the
trail Of Sam c. Hildreth. Cirrus, the
best of his stake performers. is said
to have pulled up lame after work.
out and may not be able to start in
any of the races in which he had en-
ga&ements at Pimlco.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Georgia Tech Stars Out.

ATLANTA. Ga. November 6.-George
Ratterman. who has played a star
game at right end for the Georgia
Tech eleven this year probably will
be out for the remainder of the sea-
son because of case of appendicitis.
Right Halfback Barron. with his in
jured jaw in bandages. is not ex-
pected to take part in today's game
against Clemson.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
MEASURES TO AID GAME
URGED BY GRAND JURY
Three Players Give $4,000 Bonds to Answer
Indictments -Magnates Gathering in
Chicago for Conference.

- HICAGO November
presented OF the ball
Justice Charles A Mcdonald, complete
findings during the hall investigating
gambling with ball
While the alleged fixing OF the 1919 world brbng
Chicago White players down
inquiry also bail
ball
OF the included in the is under
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Central Freshmen Victors

Central Freshmen defeated the
Western first-year men in a foot ball
game this morning in the Central sta
dunn, 80 to 7. The winners presented
much the heavier team, having at
least ten pounds to the man on their
rivals.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Delay Base Ball Meeting

SHEFFIELD. Ala. November 6
The convention for the proposed base
ball league of northern Alabama and
Tennessee towns. which was set for
November 4. has been postponed until
two weeks later. No reason for the
delay was given.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Freeman Stops Williams.

LOUISVILLE. KY November g.
Sailor Freeman of Chicago scored IA
Knockout over Andy Williams OF Chi :
caSo in the second round OF a scaed :
uled twelve-round bout last night
The men are lightweiahts
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Big Shoot Site Not Selected.

NEW YORK. November 6.-No site
for the holding of the grand Amer
lean handicap was chosen at yester-
days session of the American Trap
shooting Associations annual meet
ing Only two cities. Chicago and
indianapolis. were mentioned as bid
derS
Evening star., 1920-11-06
FOOT BALL RESULTS.

Texas University. 81; Phillips Uni
versity, 0.
Mississippi College. 21; Howard Col
lege. z.
Mercer University, 10: Stetson Uni
versity. 6.
, Valparaiso. Al: st. Louis Univer-
sity. o.
+ Worcester. Il. KENYON, U.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
ARE EVENLY MATCHED

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Novem-
ber 6.-Flushed with their victory
over Auburn last Saturday. Georgia
meets Virginia here today. confident of
doing better than last year. when the
two elevens fought to 7-to-7 tie
The majority of gridiron followers
here hold the two teams evenly
matched. The probable lineup:
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Virginia League to Meet.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, November
b.-Whether or not the Richmond
club will Withdraw from the Virginia
League will be determined at a meet
ing or directors TO be held tonight in
Norfolk. Richmond insists on thu
lions share of the Saturday games 10
which the remainder of the clubs re-
fuse 10 agree.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Wendell to Lead Greenville.

GREENVILLE. s. G., November 6.
The Greenville South Atlantic
League has announced that the San
Antonio tTeXasD League has agreed
to cancel its draft upon Lewis Wen-
dell of New York. who was secured
from Columbia to manage the local
team next season.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
Techs Lightweights Score.

Techs 135-pound eleven handed a
7-to-0 defeat to the Army and Navy
Prep second team yesterday The lit
tie Manual Trainers decisively out
played their heavier opponents.
making twenty-one first downs
against eight for the Props.
Evening star., 1920-11-06
G.. U. Junior Prers Ahead.

kensington's eleven was easy for
the Georgetown Junior Props yester-
day in a 33-to-O engagement Doll
ger. Barbara, Dean and Devereux
made the tbuchdowns. Haller was
successful in three of the five tries for
goals.