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Sports Cut
Short

Business and st. Adams called on
their game yesterday.
Central cleaned up for Tome In
tennis and baseball yesterday. The
racqueters won six of seven and the
ball team won by to 3.
Maryland State tennis players and
Brookland today, IL weather condi-
tions permit.
Hugh Johnston. of Central, won the
big silver loving cup for the highest
point scorer on track Saturday. The
cup was an individual award.
Shamrock A. c. players defeated
the Irish A. c., to 3. yesterday,
when Holland. pitching for Irish
team. weakened in the seventh.
Western High is without baseball
bats today. Western lads put their
bats in a strange hivver after yes
terday's game. and the flivver driver
got away with them.
Capt. A. J. Gore is expecting all
high school tennis players still in
the Dumbarton tournament to be on
hand Saturday at Dumbarton at 10
a m.
Cornell University has been planked
TWO In q row, COlumpld ana FTlnco-
ton, shutting out the Ithacans.
Leech, OF Virginia Military Insti-
tute, is three-letter man. He was
the mainstay Of the football and
basketball teams and is starring in
left field for the Lexington lads.
Washington and Leo Is proving a
big disappointment in baseball The
Generals have given few good per-
formances this year. They were
trimmed to q fare-ye-well by George
town here recently.
Emory and Henry College has n
thirdsacker named Baltimore. He Is
rated as a first class player.
The annual high school field and
track meet set for the date OF May
20 Is expected to bring out a banner
crowd this season. Central, Tech and
Western are pretty well matched.
Mack, who is now catching for
Catholic University, has been in Col
lege three years and just made his
appearance as a candidate for the
team.
Business is due to meet the Mary
land State freshmen tomorrow after
noon.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Here's How Leaders
Stand Today.

The pinspilisrs are still at it. With
such WORTHLESS as Roy Whitford.
Harry Stamford, Earl Elker. John 7.
Meany, Milton Brandt Sam Gheen'
Harvey Lawrenson and w. p. Rider
listed among the singles entrants to-
night. there should be something
doing. They are Ingleside perform
ers.
The tenth annual Washington City
Duckpin Association tournament Is
still going on at the Grand Contra!
Palace. There Ia also new Class n
team leader today. The White
Palace quint composed of Acton.
Harville. Works, Wolstenholme and
Riston smacked over 1891 pins last
night.
Acton rolled 1874, Harville got 800
Works knocked over 342, Wolsten-
holme. who seems to get better as no
goes along. spilled 371 while Riston
made 325.
The White Palace team shot 3G
pins more than the National Capital
team which was leading.
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Even a pair of $25 silk stock
ings, with clocks n every
thing, can't do much for a
pair of those heavy ankles.
BOBBY JONES TO PLAY
Ij0PEN CHAMPIONSHIP
AtIanta's Wonderful Golfing Young
ster Will Meet Pro-
fessionals.

Bobby Jones. of Atlanta, the phe-
nomenal solnng youngster. will COM
pete this year in the national open
championship for the hrst time In his
short but sensational career. An
nouncement Of this was reached yes
terday from S. p. Jermain, Of To-
ledo, in charge of the arrangements
for the event at the Inverness Club.
Evidently Jones has notified the
Inverness officials that he would COM
pete. Meeting professionals will not
be q new experience for him. AZ
Hamilton. Ont, last year Jones tied
for second in the Canadian open
along with Jim Barnes and Kari
Keffer.
Later in the year he was second to
Barnes and only one stroke behind
him for the Southern open title. In
all probability golf clubs In the Mid
die West will strive to schedule ex-
hibition matches between Jones and
another amateur and the English
pair.
Although Ouimet unquestionably
will play, and without detracting In
any way from his prestige, ninety
nine linksmen out Of every hundred
agree that sooner or later Bobby
Jones is to become the amateur cham
pion of the United States. Last year
he missed It, but his performance In
running up to Heron indicated that
his rise to top place is merely a mat
ter OF a very short time.
Heron has announced that he
would not compete in the open event
this year, and there are many critics
who do not hesitate to declare that
one of the greatest obstacles in the
champions path at the next amateur
event, to be held at the Engineers
Club in September, 10 Jones.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Box Score Bits

The New York Giants are suffering
from Ineffective pitching, Toney, Nehf.
Barnes, and Winters being knocked
out OF the box with great regularity.
Swede Risberg. the White Sox
shortstop. was injured in Cleveland
last week. This has brought Harvey
Mcclellan into the Chicago batting
order.
Herman Bronkie, last year utility
infelder with the Browns, has signed
to play second base for the Hartford
club Of the Eastern Association.
Jimmy ONeilI, the Grins' new
shortstop, is rapidly recovering from
his recent spike wound and may be
found in the lineup almost any day
now
Next Sunday the st. Louis Browns
will be the guests Of the Griffmen and
should attract even a bigger crowd
than was seen last Sunday. The
Browns always put up great exhibit
tions here.
Frank Ellerbe is playing good ball
at third base, and in all probability
will be retained at the hot corner
when Jimmy O'Neill comes back TO
the lineup. Eilerbe is making
friends by his earnestness.
TITS speaker ana DuHy Lewis nave
been setting the fans wild by their
magnificent outfelding this season,
yet both men are veterans and not
credited with having as much speed
as some of the newcomers.
Three home runs in one inning were
chalked up at Philadelphia yesterday.
Bill Jacobson and Hank SEVERED
slammed one each into the left-neld
bleachers for the Browns and Jimmy
Dykes followed suit for the Mackmen.
Babe Ruth grabbed himself another
home run yesterday, driving the ball
into the grandstand at the Polo
Grounds. He now has flve to his
credit.
Twenty hits were collected by the
Yanks yesterday. Truck Hannah get
ting four in four times up.
Claud Williams, the white Sox
southpaw, suffered his first defeat Of
the season yesterday when the Yanks
clawed him ssvagely for fourteen hits
in Ave innings.
New York's victory yesterday
showed the Grlfrmen back into the
second division, where they stand
tied for NTH place with the St. Louis
Browns
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
PROMOTERS WOULD KILL
PROPOSED BOXINCLAW

BOSTON, May 13-Representatives
OF the big boxing clubs which now
put on professional bouts attracting
thousands. by tacit consent Of police
officials regardless of the law, are
quietly working either to kill or ham
string the bill to legalize boxing and
place 1t under the control of a State
athletic commission OF three members
appointed by the governor. Reports
to this effect were given public ex-
preston today at a hearing held by
the house ways and means committee
on the boxing bill, which was report
ed by the committee on legal affairs
primarily for the interest OF the box
ing fans and to safeguard the hon.
esty Of the sport rather than in the
interest Of club promoters.
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WARD MILLER SUFFERS
" CASE OF DIPHTHERIA

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, May 13.-
Ward Miller. right nelder Of the Kan
sas City Blues, who was taken Ill
with. diphtheria on the recent visit Of
the team here, is resting in an i'm
proved condition, according to authori-
ties at the local City Hospital, where
Miller Is confined. His case was
d q gnosed as not serious. and the ath-
lete 10 expected to be released within
few days IL his condition continues
to improve.
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HEINIE WANTS TO KNOW
WHERE HE STANDS NOW

Heinie Zimmerman would like to
know where he stands. John Nc
Graw, who managed Zim last season
and suspended him toward the close
OF the year, says Zim cannot play any
more ball with the Giants.
McGraw sent Zim a contract dur
ing the winter for such a low price
he knew Zim wouldn't sign 1t. Zim
has made several efforts to talk to
McGraw since the season opened, but
McGraw refuses to see him. Mean
time zim has to eat just like any
other person.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Matty Proves Fzze---Tender Wins With KayOStars Roll
'EM OVER
LOUIS A. BOUCHER
Matty Proves to Be Fizzle

Signing Johnny the Giants Johnny Mcraw has
the certainty that Chy Mathewson Is
nothing but fzz This suspected when he
rave wsy to Pat All doubt has
vanished
possessing baseball brains through
long Mtty expected himself
bny leader when he charge Cincinnati Reds He
no especial power slightest Of having the qualities Of
leadership He be eased out Of Cincinnati knowing
lifetime job with the New York club Now ne has sur
Troy
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WANT A GAME HERE.

The Joyola A. C., an amateur base
ball team OF New York city, averag-
ing eighteen years of age, Ia anxious
to play here next Sunday at Q o'clock.
Any Washington team with an open
date may obtain further informa-
ton by teIephoning to the athletic
director at Georgetown University.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
KOLEHMAINEN REGISTERS
TO RUN IN DISTANCES

NEW. YORK, May 18.-Hannss
Kolehmainen, the distance runner,
gave indications yesterday that his
athletic career was not at an end by
filing an application with the regis
tration committee Of the MetropolI-
tan association requesting q transfer
from the Todd Shipyards A. A. to
"unattached." "Kolby" stated that
he intended to prepare for the
Olympic games.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13

took the field and with the aid Of
wet going presented the few fans
present with about the "miserablist"
game Of ball seen for many a day.
Neither O'Connor, Of Eastern, nor
Hair, of Western. could do much with
the damp pill. Aided by many errors
the hurlers were in trouble most of
the time. Hair outlasted O'Connor.
and received a bit better backing by
the westerners.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
THEY'VE BEEN TOGETHER
IN FORTY-FIVE EVENTS

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng, May 13.-W.
p. Burton, who will sail Shamrock w..
Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger for
the Americas Cup, departed for New
York yesterday on board the steamer
Adriatic. Mr.. Burton said he and his
crew thoroughly understood each
other, that they all had sailed to-
gether on the yacht Octavia and had
won thirty-one out of forty- five races.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
MAYER LOSES OUT,

Rather than sign At the White Sox
figure, Erskine Mayer jumped Kid
Gieason's ball club to pitch for Leb-
anon In the Steel League. Now
Mayer has failed to make good, and
has been released. He finds himself
on the shelf. being ineligible to play
with any team in organized baseball.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
NAME TRIAL DATE.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 13--June Z
has been named as the date for the
trial before the Federal court here
of Jack Dempsey, worlds heavy
v.ipht ring champion, and his man
aser. Jack Kearns. Dempsey is
charged with evading the military
draft Kesrns IL accused OF con-
spIrins TO bring this about
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c. U. PLAYS TRINITY.

HARTFORD, Conn, May 13.-Cath-
olic University plays Trinity College
here today. The Catholic University
players lost an s to 1 game to Yale
yesterday with Coke pitching for the
ELI team.
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CENTRAL TO TOUR.

centraI's baseball team plays .
double bill In Baltimore Saturday
with the Gilman and baltimore Poly
ar. pripoeton Interscholasticm meet.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
STATE Is BEATEN

One bad inning in which The Navy
team scored three runs in yesterdays
game at Annapolis proved enough to
lose for the Maryland State College
team. Navy won by 4 to I. Gaines,
or the Navy, allowed two hits, while
Keene, OF State, allowed 4 nit,
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
BUCK HERz0G FAILING.

Buck Herzog. the Chicago Cubs
veteran. seems to be failing as a bats
man. His latest mark Is 123 In seven
teen games.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
MAY TRADE MEUSEI.

PITTSBURGH, May 13.--It was re-
ported here that the Phils were try
ing TO trade Outnelder Irish Meusel
to Brooklyn for two pitchers. Man
ager Cravath wouldn't deny the story.
and II Is believed here to be true.
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NOT HITTING MUCH.

Johnny Lavan, once with the Grifrs,
is hitting for 1882 as a member of the
q, Louis Cardinals. Hal Janvrin has
,orced Layan to the bench.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
WOULD BLOW EN- lip

The y. 9. Torpedo Station baseball
team. Or. c. G. Kress. manager, Alex.
andris Torpedo Station. Alexandria
Va, wants baseball game. for sun
days until June 4. and then for saa-
n1hys aa4 G0n01Axe ~ we'll.
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REYNOLDS IN FORM.

Art Reynolds was in rare form
again yesterday for Georgetown, and
with some nne backing stopped
Gettysburg College by an 8 to o
score.
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MEADOWS IS WINNING.

Lee Meadows, the Phillies' spec
tacled pitcher. has won his hrst five
eames this spring.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
WOULD MEET WINSTONS.

Phil hewitt, manager of the Man
hattans, who can be reached at 143
B street southeast, wants to meet t.e
Winstons on the diamond with his
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
DRIVER HURlS WELL.

Marine Corps players owe their
x-,o-i victory over Commerce to the
clever seSXokkuo PE..sS 1o0fo6fAy.
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
RAIN HAlTS GAME.

Rain hslts the Registers-Annex No.
2 game on the white Lot yesterday y
as the teams stood at sail
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STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS GAMES
New York, ItI Chicago. 8.
St. Louis, s; philadelphia, 4 (lo innings)
Cleveland, 2; Boston, 7.
Detroit at Washington (rsin)
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
s; Philadelphia. Z.
Other games postponed train).
ToDAY's GAMES.
Hcston 81 81. Louis.
Becehiyn 81 Chicago.
Msw yevt 81 cieo6aaati
YhalaAslDe1a 81 Pisaso9UA
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TOURNEY POSTPONED.

lSon teurnAmonl
The Washington times., 1920-05-13
Business Is Leading
School Teams.

YESTERDAYS GAME.
Western. II; Eastern, 8.
TUESDAYS GAME.
Business vs.. Central, $3.50 p. m,
at Catholic University. Umpire
Kirke.
SERIES SCORES.
Business, %: Eastern. 8.
Central, z: Eastern. 4.
Eastern, 6; Central. 8.
Business. 4; Western, 2.
Business, 10; Tech, 3.
Western, IA: Eastern, 6.
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TODAY'S GAMES.

Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at New York
Cleveland at Boston
st. Louis at philadelphia
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slanee Y Ntmccku u pfedscdy ".
born, pred senatnfm ygborem. w.
s~etrnJieim kompannf fondy, w.
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byl prynim yyslecbnutgm syasj.
tem. by poz5dsD. aby oznamtl
Jmtns tech ktefi pfispiysli NJ de.
mokrafickg ksmpannf fond. Ge.
rard proI5st N vi dopoAud Aebrsl
1000 y sdtlil NJ M, OO0DU 90.
\ vedeul demokratiekl M
rpdDl kampabt u NJ Dude RID. ~,
Meiiesli asp06 million Gerard Dro
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ID statnieh kampaooiM
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organisation Byy talGn
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Jjsty lracouzsky politicky M
rodohospodaf nayrhl fra1couzsk,
F, Wade, nby zbayila 80 syeho finan
c1illo Iyazbu Spojen$m Statdu
p%fcpecbhnim nam jiSt$cb koloni
ma Adpadnf poIokouli.
Vedle Francouzskt Guiany, je
III kapitolem u hlaynim pfistayi
stem jc Cayenne. jsou 10 nlsledu
jici k%olonie Martinique . Gnade.
loupc ' Malfch AntiIl6ch a sku
plpo miroyh pr jiznim pobfezI
Newfoundland.
Hbceme.li mfti majctek, DaIfza
Jici se ncpoehybDf zroyua md ri.
~ pekelnon, ncmtli byebom znur.
dbaii pfllczifosti X ziskani Marti.
plgue a GuadeIoupe. Prypi y dyolI
ftcbio ostroyn. jak zajisif dosud
- Y i've pometi, byl scfnou moe.
ntho sopeenfho yybnch0 v kyttull
rokn 1902, kdy Mont PclIc ~ sjl.
no rozdoyhdfla.
Pobled M mapn nk6ze nan. w.
Male A0tilly json mttzcm osfro.
VI, pouejyim ylasfutnycb AnVlij,
jez iyon y@chodpi braDici more
khrrjbskfbo. V QbIosti itto je
pIno aiy$cI sopek y Martinique
pres 70, M Je 10 osfrOy etyficet
nil dlonlg D asi dyscct mil II.
Jcbo phdo, tyofcD6 rozpodlg 10.
br0yskou hromadon popcIe, yyyy.
zenou i jin5m materj6Icm b NOR.
ktbo dina
a pfece Martinique j. jednln .
ncJkrbsntj6ieb osfroy6 M syftt Il
nsdbernou tropickog yegctaei d
jcb pdda, tyofena rozpadIym 10.
pccn}m popelem u layon, j. Jed.
noD y ncjhrodukJbjcb m syttt W..
Fart de France, kapitoIu osfroys
IL ycliee ptkng pfjstay Mtsto NJ,
Pierre, kterf phi ygb0cbu sopky|
bylo aoieeno, byIo obphodmjm sifp.
diskem
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tam Je fskb M GnA1f.
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ostroy6, zysnfeb Grand
. Bssse Terri, Jez o11tleny|
jsou yodnl Mjnou Grse11 Terre|
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