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The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
FAST QUAKER "ll'
MAY PLAY KNlCKS
Thorpe's Bulldogs Unable to
Come Here-Kearney At
ter Union A. A.

Though Jim Thorpe and his Can.
ton Bulldogs will be unable tocome
here to battle the Knickerbocker a
c. eleven next Sunday the manage
ment of the local club stated def
initely late last night that they are
negotiating with three northern In
dependent clubs, one of which will
be brought here to play Sunday.
Thorpe regretfully declined the
knicks' invitation to play here as
his team has disbanded for the sea.
son and he considered it impossible
to get them together again this sea-
son. Thorpe, Calac and Guyon also
have engagements in Oklahoma the
latter part of this week and he re-
ceived the knicks' request too late
for him to change his plans.
However. the big Indian declared
that in the event of his putting 4;
team on the field next year he will
make early arrangements for a bat.
tie with the Knickerbockers.
The club which the Knickerbock-
ers arc figuring most strongly on
bringing here Sunday is the Union
A. A. of Philadelphia. This eleven
one of the fastest independent
teams in the East and is considered
by many sporting critics as stronger
than Thorpe's Bulldogs.
The Union A. A. is composed en-
tirely of former college stars. two
Colgate. two Syracuse. and three
Penn State players help make vi
what is believed. to be the best
alanced independent grid team In
he country. This eleven stepped
out and stopped Mr.. Thorpe's Bull
logs in Philadelphia three weeks
ago.
Thorpe's team was beaten through
he superior team work OF the
Quakers. The Philadelphians boast
ed no outstanding stars such as
Thorpe. .Calac. Guyon and Henry, but
their team work counted just
enough to win from the Bulldogs
I3 to Z.
Kearney. manager. and Jack Hag
erty. coach, of the Knicks, may &c
to Philly today in an effort to close
negotia tions with the Quakers
Washington grid fans are hoping
hey succeed. In case they do, the
most interesting battle of the locaI
Independent season will be staged
next Sunday at American League
Park.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
MURRAY BATTLES
LII JEFF TODRAW
Clever Little Bantams Fight
10 Slashing Rounds to
mo Decision"

Little JEFF. of Baltimore. and
frankie Murray. OF Philadelphia,
staged ten rounds of clever boxing
at Ardmore last night. but didn't get
anywhere.
After the dust Of battle had
cleared away. Referee Pat o'Connor
decided the fight a draw. So the
bantams will have to meet again IL
they want to so to a decision.
Murray did most OF the leading
throughout, and there were quite a
few at the ringside who believed he
should have had the decision. But
Little JEFF uncorked in the tenth and
was going mighty fast when the
gong sounded.
In the preliminaries ]. L. Smith,
of Washington, won a decision over
Phil Bolden, of Baltimore in six
rounds; Young Dempsey knocke l
out Young Critic in the first round
Young Remezey, OF Philadelphia,
floored Johnny Corbett, of Pitts
burgh, in the first round. and Pinkey
Bodie got a decision over George
Myers.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
Havana Results.

First Race-Chefa. IOI CHunt), :
TO !. TO ]. even: Ravanna, lOE
(Bullman), to 1, ? to 1; Difhderce,
ITO CConnors), 3 TO 5. Time: a.Og
I-5. Flew High, Bertha Mink. Scot
", Miss Dixie. Vera Twyford. Lyric,
Molinero and Enroll also ran.
Second Race - Assumption. Ils
'Garner). 10 ?, even. / 20 3; Dis
cussion. los (Kennedyl, 1 to 2 l 20
6; The Blue Duke, II3 CCrumpD, 1 to
5. Time: 1907 AS Guarant .ed.
Mather and okemus also ran.
Third Rnce-Paula V. los lander
son), TO 1. to /, 6 to s: The
Pirate, IS CWilson), even, / to 2; S'ip-
pery Silver. los CNerimee), 1 e.
Time: 1:15 War Loan, Naptha ms
American Eagle. Jill and whippo,
will also ran.
Fourth Race-Lariat. Io2 CHu,fTl
to l, TO 5. 10 S: Homam. -.
Penman), 5 TO 2, 6 TO s; LADY I. :
ter, lo2 (McCoy), 6 to s. Time. r-fs
S-5. Jack Dawson, Omeme. If.tte
buss' Garbage, Jose De Wales srd
Star Shooter also ran.
Ftfh Raee-Cromwell lI4 Cw.I,
er1' TO 5, TO 2. ] TO &: Buford -
tButwell), even, 1 TO 2; Cubanita
tHunt). l 10 ?. Time: I:GI 2-5 Gu
oanlta ana Lackawanna Arm
Stable Entry. Bsllymooney. Art1.s-
tice and Lackawanna also ran.
SIXTH Raee-Foster Embrv. az
lCarmodyl, TO 1, 9 TO 1. even: r'fas
sweep 1o7 (Garner), S TO .. G 10 q.
Rhymar' lo2 (Kennedy), o. .
Time: l;22 2-5. White Crown. Nu--
ket Dragon and Misericorde also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
WRESTLING SHOW
ON CARD TONIGHT

Earl Cornell and Young Brooks,
welterweight wrestlers, will meet
in the main bout of the Dread
naught club house tonight in Alex
andria.
Both men are in great shape.
Cornell, who won the championship
of his division while overseas and
finished second in the A. E. F. finals,
Is confident of winning though it
is some time since he has seen ac-
tion on the mat. However he has
kept down to weight and in form
by plenty of practice and outdoor
work and is expected to give a good
account of himself. Young Brooks
has never met defeat in the 145-
pound class and has trained steadily
the last month with the Cornell
match in view.
Comment from both wrestlers:
III win." They are both willing
to be quoted to that effect
Tom Cockrell of Alexandria, light
heavyweight, will meet Kid Shoots
in the semi-fnals. Jack Tulloch
and Spike Lucas will also be seen
in action Promoters of the carni-
val are trying to arrange a boxing
bout between two Alexandria boys
to close what Is expected to be a
successful event
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
COMMISSIONS CUT
MAY BE PROTESTED
BY TRACK OWNERS
Operators of Md. Courses
Expected to Demand
Early Hearing.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2i.-Bllis ag-
gregating s131,ooo. being the States
share OF their. net income on a is
per cent basis. were mailed today 10
the four one-mile tracks by the
State Racing Commission. How this
approximate total was divided be-
tween Bowie, Hayre de Grace. Lau-
rel and Pimlico was withheld by
the commission.
The sum involved in the bills is
that arrived at by the commission
following its ruling as to what shall
be allowed the tracks by way OF
deduction from the net earnings for
new construction at their racing
plants.
Whether the tracks will accept
without a protest the cut the COM
mission made in their respective
claims for construction allowance
remains to be seem Whether they
protest or not the commission has
the power to enforce its own sched-
ule. It may, however, grant the
track representatives a hearing, al
which they may voice their reasons
for claiming the assessments against
them to be excessive.
Win slol,UVU as the aggregate
claim of the commission against
the tracks, the Is per cent basis
would show the commission to have
established ss73,333 as the net
earnings Of the four tracks. The
commissions auditors report
showed the net earnings, after max
ing deductions including the new
construction. repairs and equipment
claims Of the tracks. to be $751;
002.67.
On this basis the commission
seems to have cut from the -four
tracks total net earnings charge
off. approximately s256,330.
The report of the track owners
to the commission made the net
after deduction as wanted by the
tracks, $617.002.67. The States Is
per cent share of this would be
about $92.555 or S3s.450 less thar
the commission has set as the figure
after disallowing many Of tho
charge-off claims of the owners.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
ARMY SCHEDULES
FOREIGN TLTS
Two Double-headers Are Also
Listed for West Point
Eleven.

WEST POINT. n. Y, Dec. FL
Two double-headers, two contests
away from home. one with Yale at
the Bowl in New Haven. and the
other with Navy at the Polo
Grounds in New York and two
games with Middle Western teams
are the outstanding features of the
Army's football schedule for 1921 as
announced by Mai. Philip Hayes
executive for athletics at the Mill
tary Academy today. When the
Army meets Yale in the Bowl IL will
be the first time the cadets have
ever played football away from
West Point except in Army-Navy
contests.
The resumption Of football rela-
tions with Yale after a lapse of nine
years is pleasing to followers of the
Army eleven. Yale won, 60, in the
last game played here in 1912. Home
and home contests with the Ellis will
be arranged for the future. Yale
coming here for a game in 1922
Notre Dame comes here on Novem-
ber 5, and Wabash College OF Craw-
fordsville, Indiana, will play the
Army at West Point on October is.
The double-headers include con-
tests with Springfield College and
New Hampshire State on the open
ing date. October /. while Middle
bury and Lebanon Valley will both
be here for games q week later
New Hampshire State and Susque-
hanna are the colleges on the
Army's card for the first time. Sat
isfactory arrangements could not be
made with Columbia for next sea
son. Both the Army and Columbia
are desirous Of engaging in home
and home contests on the gridiron
and IL is considered highly prob
effected in the future.
The Army management will not
schedule any game for the cadets
for November 10, which is the sat
urday before the Navy contest Ne
gotiatiOns for games with Harvard
Colgate, West Virginia and several
other colleges of prominence fell
through when satisfactory dates
could not be made.
The schedule follows: October 1
Springfield College and New Hamp-
shire; October :. Middlebury College
and Lebanon Valley: October Is
Wabash College; October %. Yal
At the Bowl: October %, Susuue
hanna College; November :. Notr,
Dame University; November H.
Nillanova: November 25. Navy at
New York.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
New Orleans Results.
F,rst R.ce-caroline s., 1o7 (Ba

First Race-Caroline s., 107 (Bab-
IND, s to s, to 5, 1 to 3: Hopover,
110 (McDermott). to l, 2 to /;
Horeb, 116 (Smith). 5 to 2. Time;
1:1s 2-5. Cd Rose, Spartan Boy, Wa
media. Beeswaw, Pansy Blossom. Rid
die. Royden and Adrianne r. also
ran.
Second Race-Silver Springs. los
(Ponce), 10 to 1, 4 to /, 2 to /; Sea
Court, lo7 (Hamilton), Z to 10. to
3; Louise Wynne, 80 Oong), even.
Time: 1:1S ,2-5. Countess, Dannell
Peppery Polly, Tom Roach. Grim
SON Rambler, Reluctant, Tut, Omar
K. and Mary Fonson also ran.
Third Race-Ragazza, 1o3 (Ponce),
Z to /, 3 to 1, to s; Murray, lis
(Heupel), 4 to /, s to 5; Anticipate,
lis (Coltiletti), to 4. Time: 1:17
Sammy Kelly, Cracow, York Road,
Orenzo, Thursday Nighter, Resist,
Road, Miss Nell, Double Van and
Iron Boy also ran.
Fourth Race-Chief, 1o7 (Rodri-
guez), IL to 1, to 1. to 2; Title.
107 (Heinisch), 2 to 1, even; Lads
Love, ia (Nolan), to 5. Time:
1:47 3-5. The Archer, Drummond.
St. Germain. Trooper. Raider, Commi
CT and Dancing Spray also ran.
Fifth Race-Angon, 120 Murray.
3 to 5, to s, out; Pickwick. ia
Lyke), I to 3. out; st. Quentin, liz
(McAtee), out. Time: 1:16 is. Flib-
bertygibbet also ran.
Sixth Race-Golden Dawn, los
Mooney, 6 to s, Q to s, to s; Bal
lybell. 11o (Aron), even, Q to s; Ma
drono), ia (Kingt. z to 10. Time:
1851 2-5. Keep. Colonel Lit, Glen
well and Eleve also ran.
Seventh Race-Sunduria (Obert).
20 to 1, 5 to /, 4 to /; Lad, 10 (Rod-
riguez), 2 to 1, even; Lorena Moss,
1o2 (Mooney), 4 to s. Time: 1:57.
Aztec. Chick Barkley, Guy Fortune,
Sasin, Scourgeman, Lady Ward, Tugs,
Corydon, Kebo. Lucius and King
Neptune also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
YANKEES BATTLE
ALLIED IS" TONIGHT

The stage is set for the game to-
night between the Congress Heights
Yankees and the Allied Club, Of
Baltimore. to be played at the Con-
gress Heights Auditorium The Bal
timore team, who last year won the
South Atlantic A: A. u. champion
ship. come, over here with a grea,
record, not beig beaten in three
years, and as the Yankees have a
classy outfit themselves a good
game is assured. Sherman ana
Hoffman. playing forwards for the
Baltimore quint. are both speedy
performers and they should keep the
Yankee guards going at a fast clip
throughout the game. Manager
Shaffer put his men through q long
signal drill last night and they are
right on the edge for the game to-
night. Play viii start ut s:3o .. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
FACULTY FIRES
SYRACUSE STARS

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dee. z1-
James "Babe, Frueenne of
BROOKLYN Orange quarterback.
today was dropped from the uni-
Sersify because Of low scholar
ship. DR.. Holmes Breckwfth,
Chairman Of the Syracuse faculty
committee on eligibility, making
the announcement.
Recommendation have boen
made, IL fs Understood, that two
other Orange athletes VIII be
dismissed. One fs said 20 be Rob-
ert Coweli. smother Quarterback.
who resides I'm Toledo.
Lafayette Abbott. star Orange
haifback- who lost the 1921 cap
taincy 10 Bert Gulick. has re-
turned 10 his home nj Lancaster,
Ohio, and there are slim
chances that he will return here.
Abbott has n brilliant business
fer I'm the West.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
Havana Entries.

First Race-Pursc 500: claiming;
3-year-olds and up; five and one-hclf
furlongs: Eastern Glow. IOl; Bib
bier. lO6; llama, lO6: Director James
lO6; 'Brigida. log: Snow Queen, IA;
Frank Burke, III: ROUNDED. III, Jill,
III; Prince Bonero, III; Herman. III; /;
Truant. III.
second Race-Purse 500. claim
ing; S-yoar-olds and up; five and
one-half furlongs: 'Smite, 81:
'Punctual. lOl; 'Huntress, 105: SUI
perior, lO6; ED Garrison, IO6: Zlaao.
l0s: Elmont, los; Gus Scheer. III;
Chantour. III; Sayona, III, Sea- is =
H., Ill; Legotal, ia.
Third Race-Purse 500; claiming.
S-year-olds and up; five and one
half furlongs: 'Polar Cub, 100: * g
wessa, 1O2; 'Gallopin, lo5. Wal INK
Dream. los: 'Litholick, les; 'Avio1. J..
los; 'Driffield. los; Count Boris. Il, f,
Guardsman. l1O: Cy Merrick. IIg,
Hunter Platt, l1O; Doctor D., IlG
Fourth Race-Purse $500: 2-yuar-
olds, Trial Handicap; five and one
-alf furlongs: Bertha Mink, ~;
Aunt Deda, lO4; Spugs, IO7; Santa
Claus, les; Vic Munoz, lI5.
Fifth Race-Purse $500; s-year-
olds; six furlongs: Drapery. zoe,
Azurita, 100; Heron, l03; Aliivln,
los; Haran, los: Attaboy IL, III.
sixth Race-Purse 500; claiming:
S-year-olds and up. mile and o-c-
sixteenth: 'Lcinster. 90; Ely Home,
lO2; Harry Glover. lO3; Major FisEe.
loi: Hands on, l07; Dewitt. los; sSoi
Gi4sey, los; Waterford, lOs; Donna
Grafton, lOS; Cadillac, zoe; Planta-
rede, Ill.
.'Five-pound apprentice allowance
claimed.
| Weather clear, track fast.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
GIRL GOAL TOSSERS
WILL OPEN SEASON

The Burial Glass basket ball
team will play its first game to-
night in the Epiphany gym, 1877
g street northwest. having as their
opponents the Girls Friendly So
ciety sextet. This game was espe-
cially arranged in order that Miss
Burial. who is to leave the city,
might see her girls perform.
Inc Burial Sunday School Class,
OF Calvary Baptist Church. number
ing over 1.SO0 members. is the
largest in the world, In October
a basketball league was Organized
composed of four teams. from which
the sextet that plays tonight has
been selected.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
New Orleans Entries.

First Race. - Five furlonEs -
Niobe, l07; Repeat. l07: Secretary
Is: Rose of Picardy, lI2; Magic
,astle. l0l; Rape of the Lock, Ito
Seaboard, lis; Joe whipple. ll5:
'ortez, 1l5: Bally Gihon. IO7: OBJ
Etinate. 1O7; Calithump. ll2: Amer
lean Maid, 112; Dioletion, us; Tony
sutton, ll5; Tommy C, ITO; Home
Guard, lis.
second Race. - Six furloncs -
<ohinoor. l09; Marmite, III; Cobalt
Ass, Ill; Retreat. 1O4: Annie Edgar
l09; Miss kruter, 107: Tiger Rose
o.; Little Maudie, lO9; Plain
Heather, 106; Big Idea, los; Winnie
sonne, 10l: Catania. los; Oaklawn
selle, LOG; Anna Gallup, Ios; Ter
'ible Miss, l04; Molly. Ios: Betsy, los.
Third Race.-Five and a half fur
longs - Mavourneen. 1O3: Bit of
Green. 10s; Trantula, 1os: Rancocas
115; Thimble, 103; Lady Stella, los:
Episode, lOs; Thorn Hedge. LOG: Al
berta S., lO9; Voormir. 100: Trust
oficial, 1o5; Gorilla. lQ3,
Fourth Race. - Five furlongs
Youneed, III: Talisman, IO5; Apple
Jack. I'd. los; Hidden Jewel, 1O6;
Rolio, SO; Phantom Fair. Io5:
Bobby Allen, los; Scurry. los: Who
Cares. 100.
Fifth Race.-Mile and one-sfx-
teenth-Fizer. 1l2; Master Bill, log:
The Wit, 100; Honolulu Boy. lO2;
Veto, liz.
sixth Race.-Mile and a sixteenth
-Phalaris, 10s; Hindoostan, ll4;
Claquer. 10s; Challenger, los: Mer-
chant, l04: Harvest King. l07; Nellie
Yorke, lO4; Waukeag. 100.
Seventh Race.-Mile and a six
teenth - Nominee, l1S: Nebraska.
los: Verify, los; Neenah. 1o2; Medusa.
100; Malvick, loS; Spearline. I13:
Capital City, los; Corson, los; n. X.
Beal. Ill; Capt Burns. los; Gold
crest Boy, Ill: LeGaulois. l0e; She
Devil, lO2; Incidence. los.
Weather cloudY. track sinur
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
The Can Eternal.

The Call Eternal.
As the year swings ont I may hit
the track
That winds away to the din be-
|, yondB
With never q thought Of the high
way back
In the careless mood Of . vaga-
bends
Bat when. ~ . melody blows afar.
The Bells Of the Christnas Iesp
the foam,
By stern or iced to the cali Of
It's ne to the long road Ieasi.s
when the Bells of the Christmas
leap the night,
VITA . tug at the heart n the
echoes rtngi
Under the berries, red and white.
Where the mistietee and the holly
swings
For the lights that blaze In the far.
far ways,
Are dim to the deeper cleans that
wait
ny hill and stream I'm the land Of
dream
From the hearth Of home to the
cabin gate.
As the year swings out I may seek
the trail
That leads rs the winds of the
world arc blown,
With n ready step when the dawn
breaks pale
For the way that leads to the dim
unknown
Hut when, ON the breath OF the dy-
Ing year,
The Bells of the Christmas leap
the foam,
by land or sea it's the trail for me
That leads again to the hearth Of
homo.
The Closing Due Bill.
Nineteen twenty toc& it's time be-
fore uncoiling, but on the verge of
passing out 1t took more than one
healthy crack at various champions
For example, the official American
League averages, which have lately
appeared, show that Ty Cobb ranks
tenth among the regulars the only
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
BANTAM CHAMPION
MEETS JOE LYNCH
FOR TTTLETONTGHT
Championship at Stake
When FLASHES" Start
Battling in New York.
by T. HOWARD KELLY.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2I.-Pets Her
mans remarkable ability 10 dodge
decision bouts during the past two
years Is responsible in a big way
for his possession Of the bantam
weight championship OF the globe
today. II the young man from down
New Orleans way is not as adept at
lodging fistic blows as he In
matches then he had better tell has
title farewell" for the last time.
for Joe Lynch claims that he is go
ing TO knock Herman on Of his
championship perch tomorrow night.
The best way to describe the main
attraction scheduled for Madison
Square Garden tomorrow night IL to
say that Peter Herman is going TO
risk his title. The champ hasn't done
anything like this in many moons.
He grabbed IL from Kid Williams OF
Baltimore. in January OF 1917, on
points. Since then he hasn't, ex-
posed his mythical property but
once and that was when he out
pointed frankie Burns in 20 rounds
claims that he never could make tie
weight Of his class as an alibi Tor
his failure to defend his title on
any other occasion Well, every
man to his own opinioni
Everything is all set for tomorrow
night. According to time-honorcd
custom, both fighters have announc-
ed thai they never were in better
condition. 1t is far too early Tor
them to start talking about being
overtrained, or OF their best strike.
This would be poor form. to say the
least. The only thing that starts
such post-mortems is a knockout or
the referees decision. Until one
Of these two things takes place Ihe
chatter is all to the effect that the
'pinkest OF pink conditions pre-
vail" Taking each man at his word
in this particular case, they should
both win the fight on account OF
their superb condition. At any rate.
IL is good to know that neither one
of these battlers will go under the
ropes as a self-confessed invalid.
Now. Pete says that there won't
be any need of the Garden manage
ment supplying a gong for his clash
with Lynch, as he expects to be
there with bells on himself. Kind
of the boy, to accommodate the man
agement in this way. As for Lynch.
of the West Side, well-his ideas
are quite opposite those of Mr.. Her
man.
What il he does show up with
bells on?" quericd the popular Joe.
I'll make 'em quit ringing when 1
get started
Lynch. il will be remembered.
swatted Sharkey out OF business d
few weeks ago. The boy has got a
punching apparatus and Herman. is
Lot ignorant of this.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
ENGER FAVORED OVER IN BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE
2 ORIOLE STARS ,
mot FOR SALE

BALTIMORE. ma, Dec. 21-
Many major league naagnates
have been dickerfng for the serv-
lees Of Jack Bentley, Washington
boy, and Oufnelder jacobson,
star members of the 0riole team.
The latest rumor In to the effect
that Garry Hermann wants
them both to strengthen the
Reds, bat Manager Jack Dunn
declares there n not q chance.
Bentley In the greatest hitter
I'm the minors and In addition Il
q wonderful pitcher and nrst
basemans jacobson is rated ns
the best outneIder I'm the league.
Manager Dunn declares that
Bentley has signed an iron-clad
contract for the next two sea-
sons SO that, with the draft not
applying to the International
League, there In no chance for
any OF the majors to gobble him
MP.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
FAST X. OF C.. FIVE
READY FOR CLASH

The Knights of Columbus "clas-
sic" will be staged tonight at Con-
.aga gym, when the Keane and Po-
tomac Council teams clash. To
date neither team has suffered de-
feat. The Potomacs have scored
three wins, while the Keane quint
aas topped it's opponents twice.
The Potomac Council will pre-
sent their strongest lineup, which
includes Bob O'Lone. former George
town star, and Duffy. of Gonzaga
College fame.
The lineup of the 'Keane quint
will be greatly weakened, due to
the fact that both regular forwards
have left the city in order to spend
the holidays at home. Notwith-
standing this fact Manager Thomas
promises to present a combination
that will force the Potomac to travel
fast. Starting time is S:30 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
GONZAGA QUINTET
TRIMS BUSINESS

The Gonzaga High team scored a
well-earned victory over the Busi-
ness High team yesterday in. the
Gonzaga gym by the score of 23-16.
The Gonzaga team made all their
POINTS in the first half for it was
in this period that their teamwork
and aggressiveness baffled the Busi-
ness team and the Gonzaga for
wards shot at will.
The first half was exciting and
fast, while the second period was
SLOW
The Business team found itself
in the second period. for coupled
with the Gonzaga teams inability
to keep their eye on the basket and
to continue their passing game
hey presented a wonderful defense
"hich aided them in keeping the
Gonzaga team from scoring in this
lalf
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
TURNER TO MEET
RICCO AT FOLLY

Joe Turner, local champion, will
meet Bull Ricco, the Greek wonder,
in a wrestling match at the Folly
Theater tomorrow night. An
nouncement is made that the match
win be to a finish, catch-as-catch-
can style.
Mat fans are awaiting the match
with unusual interest, as they know
Turner will have to do his best
to defeat the Greek wonder. Pat
Oconner win referee the match.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-22
COMETS TO MEET
NAVY YARD FIVE

The Epiphany Comets are sched-
uled to play their third game of
the week tonight against the newly
organized Navy Yard five in the
Naval Reserve Armory. The Tigers
also play tonight with the Calvary
Church team on Columbia road.
The Tigers have a hard contest
for tomorrow night at Epiphany,
taking on Western High School.
coached by George Green. On
Christmas morning at 10 o'clock
the Boy Scouts will tackle Cook
School in Epiphany gym. These
two midget teams had a hard battle
last Friday night. Cook winning
BY q snail margin.