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The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
GRIFFITH MADE
FIVE MfSCUES
IN FIRST GAME

Editors Note: This Is the first INSTALL
ment Of the life Of Clark c. Griffith. The
story Is from the pen OF The Herald's base
ball statistician, George L. Moreland.
Say! boss. gee! but you must have
been a rotten fielder. when you
broke into baseball. read a
story OF how many errors you made
in that game. and wild. say, You
must have given the batters a mill
lon walks. and hit them, why you
plugged them as fast as they walk
ed up to the plate.
You are wrong about that" came
the Fox's retort. 1T is true I made
couple of mistakes. but I was not
as bad as that story had me-"
Now. the fact is the first part Of
the story is absolutely true. Grif-
nth was awful. The score. as shown
below. will tell you in words. better
than 1t can be done. in a picture.
To prove, how very. very bad our
old manager was. we are going to
let you have asglimpse OF the box
score, to provecthat he was. very
very bad. yes. he must have been a
rotten pitcher. that is as far as
fielding goes.
Here is the box score OF the first
game Griff worked in:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
REID AND M'LEOD
WILL PLAY MATCH

II weather conditions are favor
able. there will likely be an inter-
esting irnpromptu golf match played
over the Columbia Country Club
course some day this week. Will
fred Reid. pro" of the Wilmington
Country Club. expects to pass
through the city on his way to the
big Southern events the latter part
of the week and has written Fred
die" Mcleod that he will stop of
here for a round or two. The two
paid players will probably pair up
with one Of Columbia's good anna
teurs and form a foursome.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs. Rockaree.
96; Steve, 90; LADY Langdou. lO4; 'Felici-
dad, 106: 'Shiro, 1O6; 'Pretty Baby. 1O7
Hope. 112; White Crown, ia.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs sUnwise
Child. 1O1; 'Bag agdadine. 104: Blanche DonaI-
ton. 1O4; 'Shoddy. 106; Zodiac. 100: EN-
core, 100: Hands on. ia; Tranby. ia; Bev-
erly James. ia.
THIRD RACE-SiK furlongs. 'Elga. 1O1 ;
'Plantarede, 106; 'Assign, 100; ED Garri-
sen, 100; Sweet Alyssium, 112; Arthur Mid
dleton. ia; Herman, ia,
FOURTH RACE - Six furlongs Prince
Direct 100; Cafeteria, 103; sAvion, lO3;
'walter Mack, 100; 'Pierrot 1O3; Helen
Atkin. 1O4; Nallah. 105: Goldstone 1o5
SISTER Susie, 1o7; Circulate. 100; Deck,
hand. 100.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one half furlongs.
The Blue Duke. 1O1; Diversion. lO3; Sirocco,
los; Alvord, 107; Hamilton A, los; Hank
O'Day. 116.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and 20 yards
Jack Dawson. 9S; Kilkenny. 1Oi: sEx-
empted. 90; 'Regresso, 100: Rhymer, 100;
Fountain FAY, ia.
sApprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
HLLAUDET QUNT EASILY Defeated By CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Al TO
Griffith May Recover

Ii was reported at late hour
last night thar some person. or
.ersons had attacked President
Crifflth. of the Washington base
ball club. Although his condi-
ton is not serious 1t may be
several days before he Is able to
get to his Office. Griffith was
warned by some of his close
friends to keep away from the
engagement. He was told they
were a rough crowd. and had no
respect for any person who OBJ
jected to any remark they may
make. But the Little Fox" who
has been brought Up with
bunch of ball players. would
never have il said he was afraid.
He went and the result OF his
injuries Will not be known until
the physicians make a careful
examination of him this morn
ipg.
You sec. Griffith Joined the
Elks last night
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
BUSINESS GRID MEN .
ARE AWARDED LETTERS

The members of the football
squad of the Business High School
were given the school letter at yes
terday's assembly. Coach Battersby,
formerly of Eastern, made especial
mention of Hall Williams, the cap
tain, and Wilfred Pryor for hold
ing the team. to practice and or
ganizing 1t before his transfer to
this work. The members of the
team who received the "B" for the
hrst time are: Hall Williams. Will
fred Pryor. Everett Held. Thomas
Sommerville, the 1920 capt1in:
Charles Meany. Alfred McGarraghy,
william Wise. Carlyle Peterson.
James Kirkland, Alfred Goldstein,
Thomas Du Feif. Stanley FAINT and
Charles> Marvin.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
One Year Ago in Sports

Manager Griffith announces that
he has booked the New York
Giants for seven games. two Of
which will be played in Washing
ton April 1870.
President Hermann. of the
Reds. says he will wait ten days
longer on word from Mathewson
about accepting the management
Of the Reds.
Jack Britton has been matched
to box ,Bennie Leonard ten rounds
In March.
Joe Turner threw Jack Price at
New Folly Theater in straight
falls.
Hearing Of Hal Chase case post
paned until January %.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Hawaiian Swimming Carnival.

New York. Jan. H-With two aa-
tional championship swimming events
accorded to Hawaii for 1890, the lOo-
yard senior for women. and the 100
yard junior for men. the Hawaiian
Branch of the A. A. u. has arranged
for these and Hawaiian swin,m.ng
events to be staged os April II and
IL. in connection win the centenary
celebration Of the Hawaiian missions
centennial week, April II 20 10. H,n-
oluiu at that time will stage an
aquatic carnival Of world wide in-
terest, In which. both men and wom-
an champions win compete.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
MIDDIES' SWIFT PACE
TRIMS VIRGINIA FIVE

Annapolis. Md. Jan. 2I.-The
Naval Academy won from the Uni
veIsity of Virginia by % to Is in a
fast game of basketball this after
noon. The swift pace of the Mid
shipmen and their superior passing
and general team play gave them
some advantage from the start, but
virginia had a spirited defense. and
II was not until the game was well
into the final period that 1t ap-
pearcd Safe for the Navy team.
Two Minutes before the close. both
teams were changed completely.
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Episcopal Defeats Business

Business High basketball team
was defeated by the strong Episco-
pal High five yesterday afternoon
In the Stenographers' gym. IL to 10.
in one of the best and fastest games
of the season.
At the end Of the first half the
score was Q to 6 in favor of the
virginians. After the intermission.
with the score 9 to 8. Goetz made
long shot from the middle of the
floor. which put the local five in
front by one point. With only one
minute to play. Fox. the star for
ward ofsthe Virginia quint. made a
brilliant goal from a difficuIt angle
that won the game. Summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
1920 RACING DATES.

New York. Jan 21.-In anticipa-
ion of the periods to be allotted
the various racing Associations
hereaoouts for the season of 1890
The following schedule appeals
as an equitable one to each Of
the organizations. being the idea
OF close follower of the spsrt:
No. Of
Track. Tentative Dates. DAYS.
Jamaica. Mayp 10 10 May 20. is
bel Park. May 10 TO May %. is
aAqueduet. June 2l to July 10. is
Yonkers. July IL to July 81. Is
Saratoga. Aug. to Aug. 2s, %
SBel Park. Aug 80 to Sept. IL. IL
Aqueduct. Sept 13 to Sept. %, ~
4Jamaica. Sept % TO Oct. ., IL
fonkers, Oct IL to Oct. 23, I2
Includes Memorial Day.
Independence Day.
Labor Day.
columbus Day.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Wallace Defeat, Henshaw.

The veteran Walter Wallace de-
ieated Devil Dog Henshaw last
night in the pocket billiard touTna-
ment at the Grand Central by 100 to
20. Wallace had high runs Of %.
IL and 10. while Henshaw's best
was "a and IL. Tonight Peaco will
cross cues with Freeland and on
Friday night Bartelmes will play
kelchner.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Tech Five to PLAY Loans.

The Division of Loans and Cur
rency of the Treasury Department
will play a basketball game with Nc
Kinley Manual Training School, <ne
leaders in the High School series. on
Friday night. January %. at 1;59
p. m. in Epiphany Hall. Twelfth and
c streets southwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
To Battle in Jersey.

Jersey City. n. j., Jan. 21.-Benny
Leonard and Johny Dundee. whose
twenty-rounds decision fight was
barred from New Haven. January
16. will fight eight rounds here Feb
ruary 3. promoter Dave Driscoll an
nounced today.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Central Beats G. u. Freshmen.

The Central High School team de-
feated the Catholic University
freshmen in the preliminary game
to the c. U.-Gallaudet game last
night in the Brookland gym by a
27-to-10 count. The all-round floor
work OF Lemon and D. Newby for
the high school lads was the fea-
ture of the game. while I,smberth
played well for the first year men.
The lineup and summar-:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Portsmouth Want. Game.
Boys Y Team Wants Games.

The Boys y" basket ball tcsn-
would like to arrange games with
any team in this vicinity averaging
125 to lS5 pounds. The boys hsvc
not been defeated this season. Ad-
dress all communications to Manager
Charles Walker. 2l43 Pennsylva mia
avenue. northwest
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Western High Wins.

Alexandria. Va. Jan. 2l.-The
Western High School basketball
team. Of Washington. had an easy
time today defeating the Alexan-
dria High Qu:nt in the Armcry gym
by "a to Il. The passing OF the
visitors was the best that has been
witnessed here this season. The
lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

NUbNtItUEIVhS- Western-' Wnfad Tor ttrOvp !,
Nickol~ for Conrad: DUFFY for welIver;
AleIandria-0liver for Metciin: RammeIl for
Hicks; Jackson for Hammell. Goals from
hoor-Nordlinger. Jefries ,5l. Conrad tal.
Grove tSl. Burke go. Welliver tsl. Drey-
fuse 90. Metclih t4l. Jackson. Goals from
foul-Nordlinger % out Of 81. Jedries a out
Of - Dreyfuse 20 out Of -. Referee-Mr
Hayden Alexandria II. So. Time Of halves
Twenty minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Lieenses Amount 10 S2.47.

Centeryille. Nd. Jan. 1.-Gunners'
licenses sold from the once OF Clerk
Of the Circuit Court J. Fletcher
Rolph from the opening of the sqlir-
rel season last fall until December
"a, when the season for all cunning
closed. amounted TO $s,sH. This in
cludes the sale of county. Statewide
and nonresident licenses.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Central Freshmen Land.

Centrd Freshmen basketball tos-
sers defeated the Tech Freshmen
yesterday In the series 90 to 20. The
,Centralites were in the lead all the
way as the half ended with the Mt
Pleasant lads 10 points TO the good.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Adjutant Qurnt Wins.

The Marine. Corps Basketball
Leegue got under way last night In
the gymnasium at the Marine Bar
racks. when the crack Adjutant
quintet adr inistered a severe druo-
binE to the Inspector FIVE to the
tune Of ~ to s.
The line-up:.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
MAY IA. 1855

'Tebeau out. not touching first base
bloomington. o o % O-3
Decatur o o 10 rs
Two-base hits-CahilI. Twineham Drum
mond. Hit by pitched ball--By Griffith C3) /;
watson t2D; Harrington. Wild pitch-Grif-
nth az. Passed balls-Newman, g. Struck
out-By Griffith, s: by Watson, g. Stolen
bases-Bloomingto 3: Decatur. 3. Time
Of game-1:45. Umpire-Shoan.
TO Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

hubstituitons: Naval Academy-Butler for
hclAury, Blue for Byerly. Olsen for Rurk
holder. Lenhhrt for Greber. Parr for Waiter.
Nirgi7ia-Newman for Pettway. Stanley for
Hatcher Reinhar rdt for Schneider. Via for
Hznkins. Scott for Jennings. Yield goals:
Naval Acsderay-Burkholder .. Byerly 4
Greber .. Waters .. NirginiS-Hatcher ..
Schneider .. Pettway I. Foul goals: Naval
Academy-Watters. : in p: Butler. : in =.
Nirginia-Tettway. in IL. Time Of halves
Twenty minutes. Referee-Mr Deering
Mania titan College,.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Doyle Wins Suit.

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. H.-William
T. Doyle. of Portsmouth, Ohio. for
merly baseball scout. won an $50
verdict from the Philadelphia Ma
tional League baseball club in conf
mon pleas court No. today. He had
sued for $1,0O0.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Tome to Meet Woodberry.

The Woodberry Forest School
will play the Tome School basket
ball team in the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
gym on Saturday night. This is the
first meeting between these two
schools and should prove an excit-
ing contest.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

SubStitutions-Malley for Lambert: Lam
bert for Malley. Goals from noor-Fitzger-
aid Kelly 49,. Healing. Lemon tp. Hill
man t2l. Dey. h. Newby. n. Newby. Lam
bert Il in Centrsl's basket. Goals from
foul--McC arthy. none out Of .: Lemon. )
out Of 10. Referee-Mr. Gleason catholic
University. Time Of periods-Eight pinutes
each
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
HAVANA RESULTS.
FIRST RAcl

FIRsr RACE-Five and one half furIonrs;
first Consul III Csrmcdyi. ? to !. to =.
= to 5: Lneie May no IPiekens, 4 to 4
= to >: yirgie Lee. ffc (Crilinpl. 4 I, 4.
Tine. LOT %. Nay Crsis. sI.e-ry, Hot
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

substitutions = he, kei for Libiep. Field
goais--CosteiIo t6j. Cassou (5,. Goldbe,r IsI
Resnikoff. Williams 49,. Foul goaIs-Cas.
sou go. Goldbc-E t2), Jones. Resnikor tsl !.
Time Of periods-Ten minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

Substitutions: Gallaudet-Boatwright FOL
Baynes. Goals from hoor-LyOns (7D, Me
Namara (3D, Dunn C6D. Glascott (5D. Rut
ledde (2), seipp (j). Boatwirght (2D, La Fon
tain III. Goals from fOul-Glascott. ) ou
Of 10; Wilson, out of IL. Referee-Mr
James Hughes. Umpire-Mr. Byrsn Morse
Time Of halves-Twenty minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
Gonzaga Captures Game

Gonzaga high basketeers defeated
the Georgetown Independents five
yesterday in a one-sided game. 40
to is. The lineup and summary:
co,,,r, positions Indeoondan,s
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
GTWO .aa THREEnEn
ES Putting n,.N.zt One o.rr With NJ A
* &BUGS RAERR IL -
THE LASSO DUKE.

Bill Crutchhcld the cuckoo who
self of Mrs Pullmans Rogers cousi
and can loop like landlord can raise the
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

The lad OF the original Stetson boys and
hat It's of those skull which require pipe
and when Bill down Broadway looks
had feet The uphoo
under OF those lids
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

Rogers could make chirp like canary
first baby teach spell He throws
good the air He
mans neck One OF his throw
the top OF through the around a
button that is hanging a locked ain
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22
.GALLAUDET IS
EASY FOR G. U.
Kendall Greeners Without
Downs Fall Easy Prey
For Brooklanders.

The "Down-less" GalIaudet COL
lege basketball team were COM
pletely lost in Catholic University's
gym last night and the Brookland-
ers easily romped away with the
game a to %. Coach Rice's charges
exhibited a great passing game
which the Buff and Blue failed to
solve. Gallaudet were hopelessly
loutclassed after the first few min
utes and throughout the contest
missed their great pivot player
Downs. who is at present on the
hospital list with a slight attack of
the flu.
Gallaudet resorted to the drib-
bling game, as time after time
Seipp. La Fontain and Wilson
would break down the floor under
a speedy dribble only to be checked
by the brilliant guarding of Rut-
ledde and Glasscott; c. u. passing
was the outstanding feature as
neither Bouchard or La Fontain
could seem to fathom the dash
the Brooklanders put into their
work.
c. Z. Always Ahead.
Dunn and Glascott showed some re-
-narkable shooting during the first
half. netting the ball from all angles,
while Lyons and Mcnamara did the
bulk of the work of dropping the ball
through the ring in the second period.
c. L. jumped into the lead after FIVE
minutes of play in the first session and
were never again headed
The Bun and Blue played a fair
defensive game. but they could not
halt the choppy pass used by the Red
and Black. The game was cleanly
fought out, as only eleven personal
fouls were called on the same number
of players during the contest. The
lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

Goals from floor-Fitzgerald 10. o'OOnnor
;. Byrne 3, Duffy. Armstrong 3. AnElehorn
3. Fische. McCugh. Goals from fouls
Byrne, out Of 8; FisChe. missed l. Referee
Mr.. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

Go.ls from aoayE Rlnehsrt. Fox tsl. Laird
81. Mssny f2i. Ferhsr. Goetz Coal. from
fsai-rsr. Williams f:l. Referee-.Mr. Ap-
~. 1ins ef anartsrs-Eisht minutes.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

Out West around Denver
snake which is divided into classes There
snake, whose bite grand
moppey snake When the grand nck
quick that frighen grand
NOPE, and back fpfop the
epitaph your
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

WE'LL Bill had heard
word has never been doubted municipality where
don't leave footprints don't
ceiver OF the hook central chip that the
She doesn't have to know the number They quicker
that he-woods than of the works
grand the nmbes thing travels two ways
at once and throws dust like taking beating
never been specimen but that amt
fowers word amt good bond
COWS don't moo The grand is sudden that
scorched trail
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

Naturally there's lot OF seeds who might think this
written with cokscrew spiral staircase but Fowler
STANDS ready TO swear TO Doc Cooks Bill still has his
nad amethyst rope and everybody
saded the amethyst andote and preventive of drunkenness
were personally slanted the direction the
we iapcd Srutchheid preserved
Out opening the and Gene Fowler amt guy
you wrong unless he a chance
The Washington herald., 1920-01-22

Crueh knew that he had ambassadors
he broke his Sunday
handle and turquoise loop Then he perchcd himself
Pretty soon grand Bill didn't
It's shadow Bill the only cowboy who throws
mp which where he grabs his speed He
shmmy around like waiting frightened heavy
wegh to stop Hutterng around the Sam knows that
humming bird must light on twig once in while.
Bill missed with the first dozen of throws
and knows that hunting ending
fna ne cuts out his windup would
IN any league The bak motion
by the fur on his left the
loop when Bill counted the days supper
Being modest tagging the
grand NOPE as he that all shadow
NOPE must have been old and lame wouldn't have thrown
shadow.
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oxAYLI1 1o1 xxza1Assl.
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G. O. P. GAINS THREE
CONGRESS SEATS IN CALF.
c. II. Randall Loses in Race.
Harding's Lead Grows in
the State.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 4-Re-
publlcans have gained three members
or congress In California. the demo-
Gratis lost two and the prohibition
lists one-Charles H. Randall of the
ninth. district, the only party member
in Congress-. according to incomplete
returns last night. Randall lost to
&c. F. Van de Water. republican. of
Long Beach.
Editor and publisher of small
newspaper in the Highland Park die
trtct of Los Angeles, Mr.. Randall was
elected to the Sixty-fourth Congress
after receiving nominations in prohi-
bition and democratic primaries. He
was Reelected to the Sixty-flfth Con-
gress after having been nominated by
the prohibition. republican. demo-
lcratic and progressive parties Re
election to the Sixty-sixth Congress
followed nominations in the prohi-
bition and democratic primaries.
Tuesday he was the nominee Of the
democratic and prohibition parties.
Senator Harding's growing lead
over Gov. Cox caused republican lead
ers to express the belief that he
might pass the record, 296,S15, plu-
| ralty given Senator Hiram ". John
son four years ago.
Harding's majority on returns from
4.229 of the 6.154 precincts was no.
443. The vote was Cox, 0.195; Hard
ing. 4A0.63S; Debs. 26.65s; Watkins.
! $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04

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white Isle. now
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superfine wool mixed. white. extr
warm and light weight. now.
American Hosiery Co.'S No. R-19f
lightweight silk and wool, now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
CALL IT ASSOCIATION"
NOT "ALLlANCE"-
American Victory at Polls Shows
President-Elect What Is Elk
pected, He Declares.

BOSTON, November A. Senator
Lodge, in commenting upon the cleo
ton yesterday. said the republican
victory was so large he could not
grasp it.
ut is distinctly an American vic
tory" he said. I'VE shall not bring
any millennium othe country" he
added. We don't promise it. One
thing we can do is to bring the gov
eminent back to it's constitutional
form and limitations under which we
have lived and progressed. We can
remedy the present tax laws and we
can revise the tariff SO that duty on
imports will be made to pay for some
of the taxes. which they don't do now
I'VE can make peace with Germany
and remove what is technically
state of war.
Lastly. We have brought to an END
the attempt to enter into the league
of nations which Mr.. Wilson brought
back from Paris. That is not the only
league that can be made to promote
the peace of the world. One OF the
first duties of Mr.. Harding VIII pc 10
draw up an agreement looking to the
preservation of the peace or 'he
world. Call it entente. association
or what you will-not an aiilance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
PRESIDENT-ELECT'S PLAN
Will Be Guest of Texas Republican.
Accents Ball Invitation.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, November A.
President elect Harding will arrive In
San Antonio Sunday evening for a
few hours stay en- route to Point
Isabel, where he will spend several
weeks as the guest of the family OF
r. B. Creager. prominent Texas re-
publican. according 10 telegram re-
ceived last night from F. E. Scobey
a personal friend Of Mr.. Harding, who
is now in Marion, Ohio.
The President elect and party will
leave Marion on a special train Sat
urday morning. the telegram stated.
WACO. Tex. November 4.-Presi-
dent-eiect Harding will participate in
the national ball attended by daugh-
tiers of prominent statesmen from
twenty-one states here Tuesday at the
Texas cotton palace, according to j.
w. Bass, local republican. Mr.. Bass
talked with Senator Harding over the
telephone yesterday.
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v0LsTEAD HAS SMALL
LEAD IN MINNESOTA
Larson; Republican, Also in Excit-
ing Race for Seat in.
Congress.

ST PAUL Mimi. November H.
With Increasing pluralities coming in
for both state and national tickets
interest in the Minnesota election
turned early today to the outcome
of the congressional races An the sew
enth and eighth districts. In the sew
enth Representative A. J. Volstead
erep3' had a slight lead over Rev
o.. j. kvale dndD. Endorsed by the
Larson "(rep.) was several hundred
ahead.sof Carss. democratic incum-
bept, in the eighth. The eight other
DISTRICTS elected republicans.
swept along by the overwhelming
entire republican state ticket, head
ed by J. a. %. Preus for governor.
Was victorious in Minnesota.
Opposing the republican state
ticket was a slate of Independent or
farmer labor candidates. Endorsed by
the national non-partisan league.
with nearly fve-sixths of the vote
tabulated Preus had lead Of 100000
over Henrik Shipstead, non-partisan
league.
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M. A. SMITH BEATEN.
Cameron. Still in Lead for Senator,

PHOENIX. Ariz.. November with
more than three-fourths OF all pre-
cincts tabulated, Ralph H. Cameron,
republican. apparently has defeated
United States Senator Marcus A.
Smith for reelection. Cameron holds
a lead of 6,O03 votes, the returns IN
GLIDING figures from every county In
the state. except Apache.
Carl Hayden. democrat. apparently
has been returned to Congress. GOV.
Campbell, republican. holds lead Oh
$500 votes for reelection. Demo
cratic headquarters, however. refuse
to concede the election.
Cameron was Arizona's last terri
torial delegate to Congress and was
largely instrumental. his adherents
claimed. in securing statehood for
Arizona.