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The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
ms COMMISSION cHARAN SCHOOL T0ssERs OPEN SEASON TODAY
WADDELL MAKES
A BIG HIT WITH
PILOT DONOVAN


tackled one that looked as though
he could explain to me what ali the
excitement was about, and he inform
ed me that Rube waddelI had signed
a -Pittsburg contract and was going
to pitch that day.
This was news to meNas could
not remember OF telling Rube that
he was to pitch. remember dis
tinctly that ] told him that he was
TO report to the club.
Well. + invited Waddell to go with
me TO the grounds, he turned to the
crowd and said: Come along fel-
lows"
I had quite a time explaining that
II was against the rules. for outsiders
to enter baseball park while the
players were practicing. You see the
boys had been away from home and
had to report at the grounds early
in order to get their home uniforms
out and several went out to do lit
tie work to get the stiffness out OF
their legs from the ride.
Side Tracks Crowd.
told the boys who had come with
Waddell that he would meet them at
the hotel In an hour. and Waddell
and / left for the park.
- thd hoN NdhC ioIk u Ecl
The first man I ran into was Pat
Donovan. who was the manager.
Pat was on the grounds in uniform
doing some practicing in the hitting
line. ! went over to him and re-
marked: Pat. ] want to introduce
you to Mr.. waddeII.
Rubc knocked me stiff when he
said. Say Pat let me pitch a few
to you. That was all the introduc-
tion he wanted. or accepted.
Donovan turned to him and said:
Go over to the club house and get
a uniform. and then you can pitch
me a few.
Uniform! Say don't need one.
just hand me a ball. i will show
you.
Member Of Team Five Minutes-
1t took about five minutes for
Donovan to fire both Rubc and my
self of the diamond.
Every one connected with base
ball. remembers that this same jolly
1rishman was very weak against
left handed pitchers. Waddell took
his position on the rubber and shot
one at the manager. and Pat took
swing
TIC make a long story short, Dom
oyan took exactly ten swings and
never even got a foul. The longer
he kept trying. the more ] laughed
at mis- efforts to hit my new found
wonder. the sorer he got.
Waddell also kept telling him
that he would hand him a dew drop.
That also helped 90 get his Irish.
Turning to me, he said: You and
that fresh guy get &c hell out Of
here ] wouldn't have him on any
team l was managing. ! want ball
players. not fools.
As Pat was som, figured the best
thing TO do was to take Waddell
back TO the hotel. then after lunch.
we would go back and Donovan
would be over his soreness.
Com inued)
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
RECORD ENTRY IS
MADE FOR FUTURITY

New York, Jan. S.-Officers of the
Wcstchester Racing Association
were elatA yesterday over the final
returns for the famous Futurity
Stakes, which closed on January /.
When A. Mel. Earloclker. the secre-
tary. completed the count of entries
received he found the total to be
1.2O5, which beats everything since
the old COney Island Jockey Club
opened the first Futurity Stakes.
thfrty-four years ago. The previous
high water mark. Mr.. Esrlocker
said, was 1,157. but that was in the
days before the attack on the bet
ting end of the sport. Last years
total, affected by the war. fell be-
low 1000. The way in which 1T
jumped ahead in I92o,is thought to
pressage great season for the
turf.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
COMPLETE REPAIRS
ON ARDMORE CLUB
FOR COMING BOUTS

Local fistic fans are showing a great
deal of interest in the boxing show
which is scheduled to be held at the
Maryland Athletic and Social Club of
Ardmore, Nd, on Monday night. Janu-
AIRY 19. Kid Sullivan, the well known
lightweight battler. who is looked
upon by flstic followers as the great
est that Washington has ever pro-
duced, is the promoter and match
maker for this entertainment.
Sullivan is very enthusiastic about
his main bout in which Jack Andrews
Of Baltimore is carded to meet Young
Wampler of York, Pa Andrews Is
pretty well known here. as he has
f~o' 'i"le to time been seen in action
in Baltimore. while his record, while
.s,aI.Oned az Camp Meade and with
the army in France. is one that he
can be proud of.
Wampier is under the management
of Billy Hinton. the old-time light
weight. Wampler has made quite a
record during his two years in the
ring, as he has defeated such we'll
known middleweights as frankie Ma
guire. Leo Houck, Joe Barroll and
Kayo Brennan, while he has a pre-
v!Uas victory over Jack Andrews.
Sullivan is fast equipping the Ard
more Club for his show. as he has
already installed an entire new cleo
tric lighting system, while work at
heating the arena will be completed
this week. Sullivan has completed
arrangements for car service to and
fro fNc club. He has been promised
transportation from Fifteenth and II
northwest. that will be
the best ever attempted by the W.
B. and A. Railroad. while an agree
ment was also reached to have the
ans return Immediately after the
bouts
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
MORAN TO BE- EASY
FOR FRED FULTON

New York, Jan. s.-The opinion that
Frank Moran. the Pittsburgh heavy
weight. will fall an easy victim to
the punches OF Fred Fulton when
tnsv neet in the ring of the Newark
Snortsmen's Club next Monday night
DHn"arv 19). is not shared by all good
pugilistic judges.
-n'' H. rNpeTt who refuses to
concur in the general verdict is Jack
''"ittOn worlds welterweight cham
pion. Britton is regarded as an au-
thority on all things pertaining to
boxing. of which are he is a master
exponent. He seldom goess wrong
picking a winner, thereby differing
fro0r the AVERAGE boxer. Britton IS
of the firm belief that Moran viii
be returned the victor over Fulton.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
GEORGES OFFERED
S125,000 BY LEWIS

London. Jan. S.-Nate Lewis, Ameri-
can'ight manager. on behalf of Domi-
mic Tortorich, New Orleans promoter.
today cabled an offer of sl25, 600 to
Georges Carpenter to meet Jack
Dempsey for the world championship
in New Orleans some time during No.
vember.
If the offer is sufficiently interest
ing to Manager Descamps. Lewis will
confer with him about the number
of rounds and other details.
The offer for a fight late in No
vember was made after it had been
learned that Carpenter had theatri-
cal contracts that would keep him
busy until late in the year.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two furlonsS .Dorothy. ,le
.wishiIs, los: Bertha Mink. ps; .Jean Core.
zoe; little Pointer. Zoe; fMarcnss. los; fMsmb,
liz: WhiA IL; Bloomington, liz: .Ilctiou- M.
tD.sz cntp. .spenceTrzvers entry
SECOND RACE-FSve and oue-hzlf furlonrS.
'Little One. 81; Anxiety, IS; Unwise child, 81
r-sckrose. %; Prince Direct, loi: James G..
los; Cafeteria. lU; Rzmean. liz; Quinn. II5
THIRD RACE-Five and onelhAh f1riongs
He's Bear, s.; Blondel. lc2: Baby BohdS
ICE; Ran and STAR. lo2; Buster Ciark. zoe
shoddr. ll3; Rhad4ms, ll3: Lithohce, lD
FOURTH RACE-Five and oae-half fIrlones
SNOW Hill. %: First Consul. lo2: Harriet. Ioe
Hush. los Queen Gsfney. los; Pcrfect LADY
loe; Spectscular Gin. ZOE; Pardon, los
FIFTH RACE-one mile. Iolit 81; Fie.
Mantle. %; Dsorsiou. los; Buford. l0T; Walnut
Hsn, 10
Sixth RAcE-One mile and 30 y.rds .Guid'
Post. los; Solid Roct, los: War Tax. loe
.IAdy Jane Grey, nos; Twenty III: Gala
way. ll3; JeIlisou. IL =.
sApprntsce allowance of Eve pounds claimed
Post. asA Hzsaps tine.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09

Joint League Meeting.
The commission decided to hold a
joint meeting Of the American and
National leagues in Chicago on Feb
ruary II to elect a successor to Herr
mann and presumably to Bruce, also.
Mr. Herrmann's letter Of resignation
was as follows:
Messrs- B. b Johnson and John A.
Heydler. members National Commits
ion-Gentlemen: Supplemental to my
annual report submitted this morning
which has been approved. / desire now
to notify you that ! tender my resig-
nation as chairman of the National
Commission. the same to take effect
as early period as possible. but with
the distinct understanding that I can
not serve you any longer after the
joint meeting of the National and
American leagues. which it has been
agreed to this morning. should be held
in Chicago on February II. Respect
fully. August HERMANN. chairman
Action n Surprise.
The action by Hermann undoubted-
ly came as big surprise TO his asso-
ciates on the commission. and certain
ly to the baseball authorities who
were attracted to Cincinnati by the
meeting.
This was because in his annual
statement submitted earlier and ap-
proved by the other members, Herr
mann strongly advised against max
'iG any change or reorganization of
he National Commission at this
time. as the club owners are not
agreed on what should be done and
because a United States court de-
eision in the Baltimore Federal club
suit held the commission was il
legal.
Herrmann's annual report dealt
largely with technical and business
affairs of baseball. He reviews the
events during the war period. the
wonderful Comeback of the sport
at the close of the war. and the
1919 world series. Garry frankly
~ays. officially. that the winning of
TO series by the Cincinnati club was
tl my mind beneficial to the game
isself." He says the results of the
change from a seven-gan1e to a nine
"a ne series iustifies the change. He
estimates that the two major leagues
TlHved to more than 100000 attend
ance las yea
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09

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The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
THE BROWN DERBY.

The old brown kelly shape, material and
1t will skull from
Duke and and pauper-i epidemic
started by who took his wife help
hat Any cuckoo who docs that ought rhinestone apns
his derbics This baby looked plenty velour
his wife picked a brown derby instead
Ever hen the brown dish has
who weighed the balance
rowing trophy the winner holding for year.
The Kaiser copped the brown skull pan in
Doc Cook packing it a few years back.
Millionaire brewers all wearing 'cm.
The brown derby striking Boston
Emma Goldman had hers made the military department
the
They're ALMOST stylish they comfortable and they
amt either
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
FRESHMEN TOSSERS
CANCELS WITH "Y"

The Y. NJ. c. A. Yankees have
been offered the privilege of booking
and playing a preliminary TO the
Catholic University-George Washing
ton came at the Central Y. NJ. c..
A. tomorrow night. The c. U. Fresh
hOn the Yanks had
been booked to play, cancelled.
rather than lose this opportunity
of playing on the big floor. Manaeer
Bratburd is willing to stack his quint
up against any outfit in the Dis
trict. first come. first served. Tn.
',e- TO Dhone him on Main
279o. branch 54S, today, will get the
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
MOLLA BJURSTEDT
PLAYS In EUROPE

Ns'v York. Jan. S-Nrs. Franklin
|. Mallory. who was Miss Molla
Bjurstedt. four times national woman
tennis champion. contemplates a trip
70 England in the next few months
and while abroad may take part in
The women's championship matches ut
Wimbledon.
In case Mrs. Mallory does enter
the British matches, it is possible
she may be pitted against Suzanne
Lenglen, winner of the worlds cham
pionship at Wimbledon last year
These two stars of the court have
never met. although both have played,
at Wimbledon. 1t is is reported that
both are anxious for a test.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
JOCKEY CARMODY in
REGULAR FIELD DAY

Havana. Cuba. Jan. S.-P-ince Di-
was up In the last stride 10 win the
second event at the Oriental PaI1i
today. His victory was somewhat
Of form reversal, as in his previous
races he was beaten of.
He ran a splendid race today
Jockey Carmody continued to be the
riding star when he rode three win.
ners. namely. Manganese. Colder
Chance and Riverside. The sum.
mary:
FIRST RACE-Si1 furlongs Manganese, 10
tCsrnodyl, TO = 9 to S. to 5; ~. Cliff. 10
tChiaEettsl. TO 5. { 10 S; Leotifsy. 10 Men
mee), s TO s. Tine. l.I2 IS. Cuba. Acclzma
ton, Poly Anna, Heder. ouin also. ran.
SECOND RACE-SiK furlonss: Prince III
rect, lde tArchambaltl. Z TO l. 5 to l. 20 2
Assumption. Ic2 Fstori. : TO 70. ! % ): Mix
Dixon. los tUorriseyl. even. Time. ! .l2 IS Hat
rack, The Cleaner. Lzdy LangIen. Col Harm
son, White Crown also ran.
THIRD RACE-SiH furloncs: High Gear "a
Msngzn). 6 TO S. l to :. TO &; HGrlock. IN
(Coreyl. 10 !, TO s: Golden Chance 10
tCsrmodyi. TO s Time. IN Assign. SKY
man. May Msulsby. Marty Lou. Ed Garrisoc
also ran
FOURTH RACE-FIve and orS-hal furlongs
Northern BeLe. DOL tCzrmodyl. to /. 20 S.
70 S; Raven Sea- l4 dickens. 8 to g. 4 10 5
Old Red. los III Gsnerl, ; TO 6. Tine. o
Is Col Lillzrd. Anna Belle Hello FArdner
Orleans Girl. Polar Cub also nan
FIFTH RACE-Mile and one-sixteenth: Solid
Rock. I6 Murray. to :. to 4. TO 8: Foun'
tain Fay, ia lMcCrAnnl. even. / to 2; Hand
OF, Ii tOfumpl. TO 10. Tine. Les IS. Ter
rille Mis. Fsirly. Candle Light also ran
SIXTH -RACE-Mile and hfty yards: River
side, 100 tCsrmodyl. 2 TO l. 4 TO 5. TO
Dick Williams, ps tChiavettal. even. to 2
Bersin. 10 (Mount1inl. ) TO s Time. la IS
Grace, Wild Thyme, Hocnir. Don Thrush ais
nan
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
WRESTLING BOOSTED
BY G. W. u. STUDENTS

George Washington University has
issued a call for candidates for the
track team. Practice will be held
in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
evening. beginning at o'clock. Ex-
cellent material is available.
Wrestling is another sport which
Will claim the attention of students
at the university. Dental students
are hoasting two crack wrestlers--
Cowley. South AtlaQtic, champion.
and Hanchett. a Utah chamrIon-and
challenges have been sent to other
university classes.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
FREELAND IS EASY
FOR c. BARTELMES

Champion Charles Bartlemes de-
feated Dick Freeland last night at
the Grand Central billiard Academy
in the pocket billiard match. by
100 to 76.
Bartlemes was off to bad start
but pocketed 13 and II at one clip
while Freeland's best run of the eve
ming was 5 and 10, but had Freeland
been able to complete his run of 10
without scratching he would have
made the match much closer To-
night George Kelchner will cross cues
with Benny Marks. who has large
following from West Washington.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
THORPE NOT SWEET
ON JOB in MINORS

New York. Jan. Slim Thorpe will
play major league baseball next sea-
son or he will not don a uniform.
This word is brought by newspaper
men from Canton. where the noted
Indian became well known during the
football season.
Thorpe is said to have served no.
tice that rather than play with Akron
in the International League. he will
devote his entire attention to auto
mobile interests he has recently ac-
quired. The former world champion
athlete has oil holdings in the West.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
CHIEF OF POLICE
PERMIT
FOR BIG BATTLE

New Haven. Conn. Jan. S.-Chief of
Police Philip Smith today revoked the
permit he had issued for the pro-
posed Leonard-Dundee aO-round bout
here January 16 for the lightweight
championship of the world.
Smith said the permit had been
issued under the assumption the bout
would be an exhibition affair. News
papers throughout the country, how
ever. refer to the bont as a prize
fight" he explained. ''As SUCH" said
Smith, lit is prohibited by State
laws"
The mayor of New Haven recently
refused to interfere with the bout, de
claring his confidence the chief
Of police would not permit violation
Of the law.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Carlisle 0uint Wins.

The Carlisle last night defeated the
strong Seminole basketball team by
a score of 40 to q. The floor work of
Burns. of Carlisle, featured The
Carlisle woald like to arrange a game
with any fast teams averaging 13J
pounds in this vicinity. Address all
challenges to Herman w. Lieb. man
ager. 1924 Eye street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
DESCHAMPS CLAIMS
COCHRANE HAS OPTION

Paris, Jan. s. = Charles Cochrape.
British fight promoter. has an op-
ton on the services of Georges Car
pentier, Europe can heavyweight
champion, until February 2 Mama
ger Deschamps said today in a state
ment to the United Press
Deschamps denied he had accepted
any other offers for Carpenter s
services. Naturally. We cannot ac-
cept any offers before the Cochrane
option expires" he said.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
One Year Ago in Sports.

The directors of the Pimlico
race track paid the government
$500 in taxes.
Senator James o'Rourke. the
old ball player. died at his home
in Bridgeport. Conn. He was d
member of the Washington team
in 1893
Referee Jack McGuigan. OF
Philadelphia, died at his home.
Pimlico Race Association asked
through its secretary, Riggs. that
its track be given dates for the
coming season.
The Preakness $500 race will
be run at P!nlico MAY H. II that
track has the dates allotted it
for that time.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
COLLEGE REGATTA
FOR POUGHKEEPSIE

New York. Jan. S-The Intercol-
legiate Rowing Associations annual
regatta will be revived this year at
Poughkeepsie. according to Charles
Fl. Mapes of the Columbia University
Board of Stewards.
Columbia, Cornell and PENNSYLVANIA
are known entrants. Invitations have
heen extended to the winner of the
Pacific Coast regatta. Syracuse has
also been invited.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
After Joey Swartz.

Kid Makei. Of Fairmont Heights.
Md. has recently returned from Phil
adelphia where he met with success
among the bantam-weight battlers OF
the Quaker City. His victory over
Kid Mitchell, of Canada, was the out
standing feature of his work. He is
now camping on the trail Of Joey
Swartz, the local bantam. or any
other good ll5-pound boys in this sec
tion.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
PLAY BENEFIT GAME
IN BIG Y. M. C., "A. GYM

The benefit game between the
Aloysius Club and the Y. NJ. C. A.
Yankees. for the Armstrong fund,
which is booked for Friday night,
January L. will be played in the
gym OF the Mems Building. This
change was made because of the de-
mand for tickets, as the mems gym
can accommodate more fans than
the boys gym. -
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
PENN OARSMEN WILL
MEET YALE APRIL 3

Philadelphia, Jan. S-Penn oarsmen
will face Yale here April 3. The
Childs cup race. the annual event be-
tween Penn. Princeton and Columbia
will be held on the Schuylkill River
this year and a resumption of the
Poughkeepsie regatta is virtually GER
tain Those were the high lights in a
day OF big rowing import at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
SAM CRANE WILLGO
TO CINCINNATI REDS

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. s.-The re-
lease Of Infielder Sam Crane to the
Cincinnati Reds was announced here
today by Jack Hendricks, manager
Of the Indianapolis American Asso-
citation club. Details of the deal have,
met yet been arranged. Hendricks
isaid. other than that Crane is the
property of the Reds. Pat Moran
! wants Crane for utility roles.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Th-mpscr Back ia Majors.

st. Louis, Jan. s.-Outfielder Shag
Thompson. who was the real bat
ting leader, of the Three Eye League
durinr the recent season, will be a
candidate for a position with the
81. Louis Americans next spring.
business Manager Bobby Quinn is
disposed to give the youngster a
tryout. This will be Thompson's
second trip into the swift set. he
having played a utility outfield post
with Connie Mack's Athletics IN
1914.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Warner to Coach Tech.

Pittsburg. Pa Jan. 5. = Honus
Wagern will return to the Carnegie
Institute of Technology. to take
charge OF the Plaid baseball team for
the coming season. The amount of
material available this year indicates
a successful season.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Garry Hermann Resigns
National Commission Job
Take Effect at Joint Session-Will Inves-
tigate Alleged Gambling Charges.

Cincinnati Ohio 8ugust Hermann resigned this after
National Baseball Commission The
surprise In submitting his resignation President
Heyder National President Ban Johnson of
members of the commission, Mr.
would under
longer February
the announced he
would of the commission I1l follow
he said
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
RISBERG RESIGNS
JOB WITH CHICAGO

San Francisco, Jan. s.-"Swede"
Risberg, star shortstop of the Chi
cago White Sox, announced his re-
tirement from the game today. He
has gone into the restaurant business
here. Risberg was one of the MAIN
stays of the Sox in the last worlds
series.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
NEWARK CLUB is
AFTER CARPENTER

New York. Jan. S-The Newark
IN. JD sportsmen's club will paw
Georges Carpenter $4,000 for a fight.
In making this offer to Manager Des-
camps. the club made il clear that
IL was not angling for the French
mans services against Jack Demp-
sey. REl
ine Newark promoters want the
aviator-fighter to give the fans an
exhibition against Fred Fulton. Frank
Moran or some other runner-up that
might be selected by him
The fisht would be staged IN tie
event that the European champion
came to this country tosdo some the
atrical work
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
c. C. N. Y. Team. Rn.x.

New York. Jan S.--Next Friday
and Saturday nights will be busy
ones for City College athletes. The
swimming team will met that Of
Princeton on Friday and the bas-
ket-ball team will meet syracuse's
aEgregation in the college gymna-
sium. y
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Captain By Coin Toss.

Morgantown, W, Va, Jan. 3
William Morrison. Of Sutton. w.
Va. was today elected captain Of
the West Virginia I've for this year.
He and Paul Dawson, his running
mate. twice tied with four votes
each and then tossed coin, Daw-
son failing to call the turn.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Syracuse Lose. Erwis.

Syracuse. n. Y Jan. S-'Buf'
Erwig. sensational fullback on the
1919 Syracuse University football
team. viii not return>to college this
fall for football. Il became known
in varsity circles today. Erwig has
accepted an offer to play profess
sionai football.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Herman Wins Battle.

New Orleans. La. Jan. s.-Pete
Herman. bantam-weight champion,
easily slipped the ''kayo'' to Johnnie
Richie, of Chicago. in the eighth
round of scheduled ten-round go
here last night A right hook to the
jaw sent the Chicago fighter down.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Madden Il Reafen

kenosha. Wis. Jan. s.-gil Bren-
nan outpointed Lee Madden in a
ten-round bout here last night
Bre7nan had a lead in six of the
rouhds. while Madden won only one.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Yankees Will Not Obtain
johnson from Griffmen
Old Fox Is Peeved at Report from Broadway
Trowmbly Will Not Report to Nationals.
Courtney's Record Good.
By GEORGE L. MoRKLANp.

Not word OF truth the reports New York that we are
gong to trade walter Johnson for players that Hugg
has to give away Walter Johnson
TINS city and II have he will finish
more value TO US than of could get for
him. and with these passing of trading e grear
twirler for a winner is knocked galaways
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Two Dodgers for Toledo.

Toledo. Jan. S.-Infelder Malone
and outfielder Hickman of the
Brookland National Club. have been
purchased by the Toledo American
Association Club. according to an
announcement by President Bresna-
han.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Ray Jordan Released.

Pitcher Ray Jordan that came
to the Nationals last fall from
Buffalo was released yesterday by
President Griffith to the San Fran
cisco club.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Otto Walker Wins Long Race.

Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. Soto
Walker won the '1o0-mile ,notorcycle
race held at Ascot speedway here
yesterday, making the distance in
117:42.
Ralph Hepburn was second and L.
E. Parkhurst third.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Patty Cline Loses.

Detroit. Jan s.-Patsy Cline was
the loser in his bout here last night
with Eddie Fftzsimmons. on a tech
nicsi Knockout In the sixth round.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Smith Win, Eas;JV.

Lewiston. Me-. Jan. s.r-Jeff Smith.
Bayonne. NJ j.. gave young Young
they met In a double six-round bout
here last night.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Oxford and Cambridge
Revive Annual Race

London. Jan S-The best races be-
tween oxford and Cambridge uni
versities viii be revived March =.
the FIRST since 1914.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
Battle 10 Draw.

Portsmouth. n. H., Jan. s.-Art Will
liams Of Boston and Young jimmy
Gardner of Philadelphia fought ten
fast rounds to a draw here last night.