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D,uensSille q. 3.

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ISrou S. s. 2onfenall ltno Eodter
Olga, moren letter Sonntog in
OIogc Gountp oltf 9eil,h BET Der
monbten.
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letten @ontag nod 8ilion, &anios,
100 oieielben lGngerc Belt 5n ner'
weilen beabiidtigen.
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g. 6. Sotporb rn6 bercn Samtlierl
tporen lesten Somstog bier BEL Der
Samilie Gus. Iopad alf geiud).
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@egc IeineS @arters idten l1nO bar
fen 51 laiien. Ils er einige Seit
ipater cinmal na6iab, mie melt bic
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menu"
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nober i6 babe tie meiter Oergeben."
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Sbrem Mann9"
.3tpoIf Nart fiinf5igl"
nglber i'd gebe Sbnen bod no6 Der
Ibnlo9ung nur 5ebn Warf."
ga i6 rpeiB! Iber lit nidt oas
8crgniigen, aud einntal Grbeitgeber
5lt iein, Die 2 Norf so Sfg. rei6li4
mert?"
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Berger.

Sralt Geo. @oGertien mar Ieste
ISOLDE bier gum 8eiu6 ibrer @ltcrn.
Otto <n5 bat cine Stelle auf
DEM 0ompfboote ~Sobn Sedmonn"
a%ngetreten.
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9lufentboIte bier, pieber noh SET
ferion Gitp altrildgefebrt, no err I'M
@eidGfte oes friiber bier Dobnhaf.
ten sos. &remcr ongcItcllt lit.
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lno SOS. @ooSmonn modten am
Iesten Somstag cine a%lttofobrt nod
ct. 2ouis.
Ser Berger Sormer Club bcr'
ianOte lette ISOLDE lopic Oicie $50.
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8teb nod benz ct. 2oltiier Worftc.
Gb. 3ibnlonn, bon &ociiic, mar
lettcn Sonntog bciltdlSWciie bier.
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mann cinen @ci66ftSbciuh oh.
81. &obt. CUTLER bcglcitcte lcbtc
ISOLDE Trou Geo. Cutler bon Gtlab,
nod ct. 2ouiS mo OicieI6c in
0iofoniiIcn Soipitol opcrirt murOc.
@l1s. 9icterlc, mcIdcr IN bicicm
Soipito( elmer operation untcr3oQcr
tpuroc geht raid icincr @enciltna
cntgegen.
@Gbren0 cine aus bier Srnler
un6 eirem Wonn b~eItc6enOe Soltri
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famen oIIe Sniaiien nit Dem S6ref
en- 6opon, nit Il1snabme elmer Ne,
9amen wel6e boie SdnittmlmHcl
i'm @eiidt erlitt.
2oren5 Sug lit in oos Stt'
S6ni6t 8obnbaus nabe S. Z
Meper's 8lob e%inge3ogen.
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Otto S6miot's Sorm im Bottom
iiberiieoelt.
IllguIt gfoebel unb Ben Sdlob
poren leste ISOLDE in @ei6dften |
ct. Souls.
s. Mudett, nelfer atf Der 6rni,
SreeIe Sorm mobnte, 1T nod aor
ias iiberiieoett.
Soul 2rtber modte lette @od
cine @utofobrt nod ct. SoutS.
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GuiebuS.

s. 8. Miefe urb Somilie 1lnO Die
Srls. 0c0a uno 4nno 8uebrer be-
gaben ii6 lebten Sonntag nad Der
SeconO Greet Inn Serrn &iefe's
Batter, gu ieinem 70. @eburtsta9c
ibre @liidniini6e Oar3ubringen.
a,t6 cine groBe an8abl Sreunoe
uno Na6barn batten iid sum @c'
Gurtstagfeite eingefunoen.
SrIS. MoIinoa uno Hora S6ulte,
ipelde mebrere 8o6en bier bel ibren
@ltern, Sobn 8. Sdulte rnb 8ot.
tin, berlpeilt botten iino lebten
Wtontog mieoer nad ct. Souls 5l.
riidgefebrt.
Srou q. 3. &orlte0t rn0 &inoer
reiIten leste 8o6e mad Nont9oms
erp gitp gum 8eiu6 Ser Samtlie
go. &ariteot, bic friiber bier mobrtc.
4m Somstog @beno fin6et bet
Ser lutberii6en 8irde Elm bon ben
iungen 2erten oeronltaltetes @is'
Cream Set itatt gu Incident Seoer.
! mann b6fli6It ei~ngelooen lit.
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SGtet bic &atte, ben Serbrciter Der
Belt.

Sn Mnbetrudt Der &atio6e, oab
Die 9eltlcnpeIt in uerINieOencn arac'
rifaniI6en uno ~merifaniiden 0Iten
feitgcitellt tcorOen lit, crnellte Gurs
aeon General Sugh =. Cumming
icine @arnung Dor Der @efabr Der
Ginfiibrltng Der 8elt aus ben Wtittel.
meer61fen, Die bon Der @eIt betrofs
len mllroen, unb foroerte Die BE
p0lferune oltr6 oaS gauge 2oro bin
ouf, Dor allem aber Die &%ititenberrl'
ferung, einen 4ltsrothIngsfelo5ug gee
ac1 sic Staten, Ionic eincn allgcs
nleincn &attenidus 6u %beginnell.
Gic 9eulenpclt lit III crItcr Sinic
cine 9ronfbeit Der Ragetiere, belon.
6crs Der Staten un6 bic &runfbeit
fam erfolereih burd) gc9cll ole Hnt.
ten geri6tete N%oBnobmcn tontrol'
liert mer0en. Die ausrottung Der
Ratten lit I'M 10 miinifenSmertcr ais
lie cilten enorrnen pirtidaftIihen
S6aoen peruriad)en.
No6 m1Biecn S6Gbumgen, bic
BON 0cn 8eIunbbeitsmlt Der Der
ciniqten Staten ol,f @runOlagC
rcrificOcner ltnteriudntn9en gcmod)t
mllrocn, fournlt minOeitcnS cine Mat
tie ullf ieoen 9eluobncr Der Sercirlig'
ten Stootcn. 0ieIc Shublm0
Itinrmt nut GbnIiden 3iffcrn fitr
GjroBbrttonnicu uno Srlano ionic
nit bcbGroliden N~n9oben fitr Dane
mart, 6ronfreih unb 9cutldlallo
iibcrcin. Die jGbrIiden llnterbol'
tlnQsfoItcn per &atte mltrOcn N
@robbritonnie auf $50, IN 9onCs
mart ouf $3.50 uno arf 81 III
Erunfrcid berednet. Ter oltrt)
Mottcn ongeriiftetc Shooen III Den
&creinigten Stoatcn miro moridetll.
lid bic 9iffern fir @roBbritonnier1
i;beritetgen. Gin bolber gent per
Gag mag oIs mGBige S3dbun9 orI'
oeiehcn iperoen, aber ielbIt out
@rl1no elmer iol6cn SdGtung foltet
Ser llnterbolt ieiner &attenbeboI'
ferl,ng Die Gereinigten Staoten
$1sO,OO0,OO i'm Subr. Rdrtic 'ino
bierin nidt eingeidloiien.
Scr @eirmobeitSOicnit Der Serel'
niatcn Staten lit bereit SodUer'
Itanoigc CUR llnteriudung bon @e'
mcinoen IN ibrem Sample 9egen Die
Rotten at ienoen. Sn ben Soterl
iolltc bas arsrottlrngsWerf ergor5t
wer6en Ourd bafteriOlogiide Inter
iiduneen Ser Staten, nm ooS Sor'
bonoeniein Der SeItinfettion feit5lt'
IteIlen. Sn ben StGoten oes gtn-
nenlobes lit Dies nidt n%ottpenoi9.
Scr 0ffcntli6c @eiunbbettsoienIt
hat oerabe elm nelles Bulletin ner'
5ffcntlidt: .9ie &atte; @riinSe titr
lire Nusrottuns uno @eg 5u ibrer
8eieitigune." ~GrempIare Der Bro
Sdiire fonnen bonn Il. g. Snblit
SenItb Serpicc, @aibinaton, 9. T.
be5ogen Deroen.
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&oiebnS q. I.

9icr berri6t INNER nod groBe
Srodenbeit ltnb 6as Corn leibet icbr
burunter 1nS 5por 10, boB penn
nidt Elm buGOiger, Regen cintritt, Die
gornprntc gGnaIi6 feblidlogen miro.
Ger 9urdidnittsertrog ben rn'
iere 8eiaenernte gab, betrGgt IA biz
Is 9,tibeI o,tn Ider.
s. Roonan llno @otti,l, bon st.
Gouis, tparen leste ISOLDE bier a1tf
getld bel ben gltern ser Srau
Roonon, BbiI. @bfer unb Satin.
:. Seeming uno @attin befonoen
iia letten Sreitag unb Somstag on
Yer Second Greet gum 9cllt6 Bel Der
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YOtsbam.

arthur Opc3aiddep uno Semitic,
BON gorlSbao, g. Sc, befinoen iid
bier mlf 8eiud bel SermanOten ltrlO
Ecfanntcn.
Xront &ifer unb @ottin, pelhe
Jeff lingerer 3cit I'M Stoate Boibs
iuotor bel Germonbten altf 9eiud
oertpeilen, tuerOen pabrIdeinli6 biz
aIm 10. guguit 5ltriiffebren.
Die eDangclii6e SonntagifruIe
por fredericksburg miro m Samst
too. oen 81. glugult bel Der Stride
ibr iGbrli6es 8icnic abbalten.
Serrnonn Semeper unb JumiIte.
ION 8eGingtor, Wo., limo bier nno
in fredericksburg ouf geiu6 bel
TertDalt0tert.
Gin erfrii6enber Regen fiel bier
an Ietten Somstag, leibcr iebo6
aift in eeniieenoer @enge Inn ben
sornfeIbern bel al niiter.
9ns S0bnden Deg Geo. Stcu'
S1eper. Sas idlimm trant mar, if
5ereitS pieoer b~ouIt6nbig geneien.
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Scope.

es bcrrfGt bier imrtcr nod Grobc
Rcgennotb.
Irthur @eblepolb madte ont
Sonntoq einen G,tsflig nod Morri
ion.
9os GonmtogiduI. Set oos lebten
Mittpo6 bier obQebalten fultrbe mar
icbr sohIreih beiltft rno orle Sbeil.
ncbmer perGcbten einen froblihen
Gag.
SrG. @opmc Seifert, bon @orri'
ion, mar lcttc @ode bier oltf ge'
T,h bel @crmonNtcn unb 8efonnten.
9en SofFmolm Itattete letter.
Sonntog 9efonntcn in Sermaim Ell
men 8eilt6 ob.
@nti[ &rueeer mod)te om Cont
tog eirten QbItehcr nod Worriion.
Die Eafett Sill Roao 1T iest fir
Sen &erfebr I'M beiten 3uitonoe.
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-sSruu Sobn Reiff nebIt Sodlter
SRI. Gillian unb Sroi, Moriu @obl
begaben iid be,lte ouf f1tr5cn1 Sc
iud nof ct. 2oliis.
s.. 6. 8eniin9, non &onIoS
gitp befonb fid Iette ISOLDE bier
ultf @ciltf bel icinem Sruoer, W.
e. 8cniine. gr batte Der Guto
cine ReiIc nod CT. 2ouiS umters
nommcn uno befanb lid oltf Der
Scimreiie orif meIder i'm iein 9r1tH
ser bon bier o1ts ont Srcito9 be.
eleitete.
-Rar &ootte lln6 &. s. Same,
bon Morrifon, tuaren geitern bier
I'M elmer @eriammlltng Ser Sbo
TcGom 2oge bei3utpobnen.
-9oltl &lossner unb Samtlic,
bon Sotsbom ,tnO lire @Gitc, @ult.
q. &eoem8fp uno @ottnl, bon ct.
2ouis, iporen geitern beiudsmeiIc
in Sermann.
Dos Sobnden beS GbepaoreS
altguit Spcrrp, bon Coles Greet,
mltr6e Ietten Somstog burd SoItor
q. $. &o8nlnnn bon Der cpungl. ct,
YoltlS.& Stride 9etallft unb crbielt Die
gtouen 2ouis 8iIbelm Sperrp.
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Slpiss q. l.,

9o8 Sicnic Ser Stonp Sill Sonn'
tugi6ule erfreute iid 5ablrciden ge.
I,td)es ants Nob unO Sert,
Mug. Sacob unO 6amilie, bon
Stonp Sill, worcn onl Sonntog bier
bel ser Semitic Beter 8ala altf ge'
Iltf.
Sobn Coulter ,,no Oliper 8uefer
itn6 @ottin befonben Iif lebtcr
Somstog beI,tdSpeiic in Berger.
Irtbur Shoenina, bon @elling:
ton, Wo., fam lcbtcn Somstoq bier
her gum 8eirtd ieirer @ltern, GI
beridtet 0oB es in 9ofohcttc Gorntt
nif,t 70 trofen 1T als bier. oo oort
mebrere itorfe Regcn Ser Oilrre EN-
Cnhc bereitet hobcn.
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= golfsbIatt" $500 per Sabr.

ag7ane ltniere 2eier, pel4e Die
3eitung ni6t regeImdBig erbolten,
berodri6tigen. bamit Dtr Mbilfe
Iino ee6eten, 1,ns per Boitforte gu
Idoffeu fonnen. sic ertuelten 1tns
Non,it cine groBe @efdlligfeit.
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TamiIie S. IS. Gtebmcrt.
0oniel @bfer ltn0 Slli1S 2ett.
mann beiin6en ii6 9e]aenpdrtig in
ct. 2oui$ oltf 8eiud 6ei 8eripon6.
ten un0 8efannten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

count out they actually surprised
themselves by their success
Showing IL Disappointment.
The showing of the Knickerbockers
was a disappointment for those, who
mad come to the game anticipating
the thrills it was supposed these
masters would provide There were
Few moments that held any especial
interest. and most of the way the en-
gagement was a sad affair The Knick-
erbocker defense was too strong to
permit successful dashes by Gurley
and Hudson, North Carolina State
College players. who were used by
Rex. and the Georgetown club had
nothing In the way of concerted at
tack. Everything was left to indi-
vidual prowess. but the highly touted
talent evidently developed tempera-
mental streak. for it didn't do any
more than 1t had to, and not very
much of that.
The Knicks got touchdowns in the
first and third periods. The initial
scoring followed 45-yard march
through the Rex line that ended with
Jack Sullivan crossing the goal. In
the third quarter Calac, after fum-
bling a punted ball, recovered the
oval and dashed 35 yards through
broken field to touchdown. Rex
frequently forced its opponent to
kick. and the latter's efforts, on an
average. were poor. Rex was within
the Knicks' 20-yard line twice. but
was easily held for downs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
NAVY CREW TO Be BUSY
Probably Will Not Take Part in
Collegiate Regatta, But May
Row American Henley.

Chances favor the entry OF the Ma
val Academy crew. world champions
at the Olympic contests last summer.
in the Anne rican Henley. rather than
the intercollegiate regatta at Pough-
keepsie next year. The chances are
against the crew being able to get the
required permission to row at Pough-
keepsie. on account of the lateness of
the date upon which it is held, and
the academy might prefer to enter
the Henley.
IF the annual practice cruise of the
midshipmen is in. European or west
coast waters. the Navy Department is
unlikely to allow the crew to remain
in order to row at Poughkeepsie. On
the other hand. the Henley is held
prior to the departure of the squad
ron after examinations at the acade-
my have been completed.
Syracuse will row at Annapolis in
the spring, and Harvard is likely
opponent. A special effort is also be-
ing made to secure a race with Cor
nell, and there is likely to be at least
one triangular race as the big event
of the Annapolis season.
There are indications that the crew
will be equal in strength to the Olym-
Richard Glendon. who has developed
the great Navy crews of the past. has
two more years on his present con-
tract. --
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

Yet the Knickerbockers, supposedly
a local institution, took the field at
American League Park yesterday with
a squad composed Of four men who
had earned places on the mythical ma
tional eleven and host of sectional
luminaries, and were held to 14-to-O
score by sandlot outfit that was boil
stored by only two collegiate performers.
For checking the formidable Knicker-
booker array. Rex Athletic Club de-
serves all the praise that is accorded 1t
by the more than 1000 admirers of the
Rridiron snort who attended the con-
test
Line Composed Of Stars.
From end to end. the knicks had a
line that never has been equaled by
any college team hereabouts. Tom
Whelan, former Georgetown player. who
squad. held one end position. and Swede
Eppley, Maryland's star Tanker. took
care Of the other Henry, massive
Washington and Jefferson star, and
Wethers, all-South Atlantic tackle. who
captained North Carolina State this
fall, were tackles. Tomlin. Syracuse's
all-American man. and Jerry Sullivan.
big Marylander, were guards, and
King. ex-University of Utah player,
was center.
Back of this rushline the Georpe-
town club started with Van Brocklin.
who has taken fling at three college
teams and made good with all: Harry
Harris. a local boy who also has
patronized several institutions Of learn
ing besides playing with the Akron
professional champions; Jack Sullivan,
Georgetown student with four years
of foot ball experience at other col
leges behind him, and Roy Mackert
of Maryland, about the best plunging
back the south has ever known.
This lot was backed by a reserve
force that included Calac, the Carlisle
Indian. who attracted Walter Camps
eye: Phil Robb, Catholic University
coach. and one of Penn States best
bets, and a bunch of men of slightly
less caliber. But all this brilliant
talent could do against an Indifferent
bunch Of sandlotters was score two
touchdowns after struggles of the bit
terest type. The Rexmen desperately
threw themselves into the battle, and.
though they could mako no Roadway in
attack. their logged defense generally
more than matched the unco-ordinated
offensive of the Knicks. The northeast
clubmen. before the contest, hoped to
hold the star aggregation to low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

These fiyweights are unusually clever
mitt wielders and in recent bcraps
have put their opponents away with
speed and alacrity. They have met three
times to draw decisions, but each Is de-
termined to make a finish Of the other
at the club just across the District line.
Manager Sullivan has arranged other
good bouts for the faithful. Ping Bodie,
a 122-pound stablemate Of Murray's,
will clash with George Myers, the bat
Ting marine who has been seeking the
boys into dreamland in engagements
hereabouts. in a six-round semi windup.
HardbOiled Smith of Walter Reed Hos
pitai and Phil Bolden Of Baltimore, 1885,
Founders, are expected to inf1ict punish
ment in another six-round 60.
Other scraps will be between Johnny
Conroy and Joe Maple, 133-pounders;
Dick Burgess of Baltimore and Billy
Regan at 125 pounds and Johnny Corbett
Of Pittsburgh and Young Remsey, well
tiers. These, will be six-round affairs
Young Critic of Baltimore and Young
Dempsey, 150-pounders, will meet in a
four-round mill.
Soldier Boys to Scrap.
The Fort Myer Club is arranging an
interpost meet between Fort Myer and
Camp Holabird talent for the Virginia
military post on New Year day. Shorty
Mccain Of Fort Myer and Chick Kansas
OF Holabird. featherweights, will pro-
vide the ten-rOund main attraction. In
the eight-round semi final Frank Stacey
of Holabird will meet Bill O'Connell Of
Fort Myer. Two six-royInd and one
four-round preliminaries will be held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
PICK FOUR TO PLAY US.
British Choose Poloists Lockett,
Tompkinson, Dalmany and Wood
house for Match in June.
Cable Service to THE St.r

Cross-Atlantic Cable Service to The Star.
LONDON December 20.-The Eng
hsh polo team to meet the United
States four at Burlington next June
has been tentatively selected. 1t in
Guides Maj. Vivian Locket, captain
and back; Col. H. A. Tompkinson. No.
1: Lord Dalmany, No. 2, and Lord
WOodhouse. No. 3.
The British teams ponies have Just
been purchased, chiefly from Ireland.
AS soon as the weather permits prac-
tice will begin at Tidworth, the cav
airy headquarters of the southern
army.
I don't think either the American
or English teams will be as good as
the teams which played in 1913 or
1914. said Maj. Lockett Their
chances seem very even. Great pub
lie interest is being taken here in
the matches, and if the weather is
good we ought to have some great
play. I hope the best side wins"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20

play the Virginia eleven in Char
lottesville November II next under a
two-year contract. which will bring
the latter here in the fall of 1922.
AMEs. Iowa, December eo.-En
route. to Pasadena, Calf. to meet
California New Year day. Ohio Sta to-
foot ball players yesterday visite ed
Iowa State College. The entire stu
dent body met the Ohio party and es-
corted an automobile procession about
the campus. -' ~
LINCOLN, Neb.. December 20.-Di-
rector OF Athletics Lushring of the
University of Nebraska has announced
that the foot Eall game tentatively
scheduled for Thanksgiving day, 1921.
at Lincoln with Notre Dame has been
Cancelled by the latter.
Harrel Whining, halfback. has been
elected captain of the 1921 Spring
hill College (La-). foot ball team
Moon" Ducote will return as coach,
Games have been arranged with Au-
burn. Howard. Florida. Marion, Ogle-
thorpe and Brimingham-South
Coach Josh Cody of Mercer Uni
versity has announced the 1921 foot
ball schedule, as follows:
October l.. Georgia at Athens: s.
Vanderbilt at Nashville; 10, Florida:
%, Birmingham Southern; 20. Camp
bell-king, at Macon.
November 5. Furman (place unde-
terminated); IL, .Ogiethorpe, and 10.
Chattanooga. at Macon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
Sporting Club Coming Colleges Aim
sees WOMAN E[EVENS
Coach Cavanaugh Predicts Center
Sex Will Be Playing Grid
Game in Near Future.

BOSTON. December 20.-varsity foot
ball. played by women was suggested
as likely in few years by Maj. Frank
w. Cavanaugh. coach of the Boston
College eleven.
women have shown they could
fight" he said. and l should not be
surprised il in five years there was
agitation for varsity foot ball among
the woman colleges
Coach Cavanaugh said he stood in
the unfortunate position of the rough,
tough coach of the rough, tough foot
ball team. forcing the big colleges to
overlook him and to go west or south
for their games"
1t was the coachs first public state
ment that might be construed as a
reference to the omission of Boston
College from the Yale schedule for
next year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-20
FAVOR THE A. |. CLUBS
Giants May List Athletics and
Tigers in Addition to Ma
tionals and Indians.

The New York Giants may play four
American League teams during their
spring training travels. In addition
to the contests already arranged with
the Nationals and Indians, games
probably will be listed with the Ath-
letics and Tigers. The Giants will
train at San Antonio and the Tigers
at Hot Wells, nearby.
The last time the Giants and Tigers
played breach occurred. owing to a
fistic clash between Cobb and Her
zog at Wichita Falls. Tex. in 1917.
Cobb has announced that he will be
the first Tiger to reach training camp
He has signed an agreement with
New Haven for that team to become a
Detroit farm next season. Cobb pur-
chased small interest in the New
Haven team. Of which Chief Bender is
manager and captain.
Manager Branch Hickey of the ST
Louis Nationals has denied a report
that the Cardinals had purchased a
part interest in the Syracuse club of
the International League.
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MOHAWKS TO PLAY NETS
IN BENEFIT GRID GAME

Mohawk Athletic Clubs champion
ship 140-pound eleven will clash with
the MetropoIitans at Union Park next
Sunday in a game for the benefit OF
the family of Fl. +. DAILY. Washington
Athletic Club player. who died from
an injury received in game aga inst
the Indians. The Nets will draft play
crs from other teams in the 140 pound
class and expect to send a sturdy conf
bination against the title gridmep.
The Mohawks won the divisional
honor yesterday by trouncing Truxton
Athletic Club. % to 0. The Indians
hashy attack bewildered the Trux-
tons. while the latter were able to
make only five first downs.
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c. U. TOSSERS TO PLAY
THREE GAMES ON TRIP

Ten Catholic University basketers.
accompanied by Manager Leasure and
Coach Rice, will leave Brookland to-
morrow on a northern trip for games
with Villanova, West Point and St.
Johns of Brooklyn. The Pennsyi-
vanians will be encountered tomorrow
night. while Army is to be met Wed
neSday and the Brooklyn five Thurs
day.
Players who will be included in the
squad are Fosce.. Rutledge. Eberts,
Lynch. Dunn. Kelly, Gleason, Taylor,
Corwin and Gibbs.
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TENNIS CUP CHANGES
WILL BE CONSIDERED

NEW YORK, December Co.
whether rules governing Davis cup
tennis matches shall be laid down
by tho international federation or
continue to be dictated by the
champion nation was submitted for
consideration at q meeting OF the
Davis cup committee of the United
States Lawn Tennis Association here
today.
The proposition that the interna-
tiona1 federation have control was
put forth by the French asSoci ton