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The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
WITH THE
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1:17 AS. Ben Butler, Plaid kits,
Red William, Flash of Steel and
Front Royal also ran.
Second Race-King Worth, lis
(Murray), to S, to 10, 1 to 3;
Snow Queen, los (Fator), 5 to 2.
to S; Sophie X. 104 (Chiavetta), 6
to S. Time-E1S 3-5. Blue wilfer,
Fortunes Favor, Bonero. Royat and
Twenty-seven also ran.
Third Race-Diomed, los (Chia-
vetta), S to 2, even, to 2; Northern
Belle, 106 Is. Hunt), 6 to S. 3 to s;
Little. One. los (Atkinson), even
Time-1:10 2-5. Incinerator, Miss
La Rue and Punctual also ran.
Fourth raced Garrison, los
(Carmody), 2 to 1, to 10, out; Rora,
SO (Chiavetta), S to 2, out; Golden
Chance, 100 (Woods), out. Time
1:09 AS. Mike Dixon and Little
Nephew also ran.
Fifth Race-Bianca, 102 (JarreD,
Z to 2, 6 to s, out; Manokin (Hunt)
2 to s, out; Ned Milleybright, out
Time-1:47. Maxim's Choice and
Ralph S. also ran.
Sixth Race-Thornbloom los (Car-
mody), to S, 3 to 5, out; Lucky
Heart. 1903 (Barnes). 1 to 2. out
Timothy ]. Hogan, los (Atkinson),
out. Time-1:42 LIS. Betterton and
Baby Cal also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
TECH TOSSERS WIN
FROM MARTINSBURC

Martinsburg. w. Va. March s.
Tech High School basketball five
OF Washington defeated the local
Martinsburg High Scheol quint in
a fast but one-sided contest last
night in the Martinsburk High gym.
So to 10. The Capital City scholastic
champions had little trouble in
trouncing the Mountaineers, as the
forwards ran wild. getting baskets
from every angle. Gosnell. the III
tie captain of the Manual Trainers,
registered eleven goals from the
floor. while Loehler. the big CEN
ter. annexed thirteen.
The Washington basketers were
the first to score. when -Loehler
dropped one through from the mid
die of the court, and Parker fol-
lowed up with two more. In the
second quarter Loehler ran wild and
registered five baskets in rapid or
der before the West Virginians
shooting goals. The half ended "a
to IL.
After the intermission the West
Virginians made a strong effort to
overcome the early lead of the
Washington school lads. but the
lead was too great. Gosnell and
Loehler registering fourteen from
the court. Farley and Thornburg
were the best for the Mountain
eers. They were in the game from
start to finish. though they had
many shots at the basket, only to
fail for a tally. The game ended
with Coach Apple using two subs,
the final score being 63 to 19. Sum-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
JOE TURNER WILL
MEET YOUNG OLSON

During the wrestling match at
the Folly Theater, in which Mike
Yokel of Idaho downed Frank
Burns In two out of three falls af-
ter Burns had copped the first fall.
a telegraphic challenge was re-
ceived from Young Olsen, the New
foundland Swede, who is we'll
known to local wrestling fans, to
meet the winner in a finish match
here in Washington. Olsen is holder
Of the Lord Lonsdale belt and
recognized by many as the legitim-
ate middleweight wrestling champ.
Yokel Is also recognized in certain
quarters as the champ. Joe Turner,
the local mailman. also challenged
the winner of last nights match.
In view of the two challenges. Yo-
kel asked that Turner and Olsen
be brought together next Thurs
day night at the Folly Theater. ana
announced that he would take ON
date.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
Scholastic Chatter

Old man winter had to butt In
yesterday. and gave us some more
of the cold and sloppy weather.
This will not interfere with the
training of baseball teams. as most
Of the schools have a gym. which
the athletes will use during the
cold wave. Business, Central and
Western are the only schools that
have gyms large enough for the
players to practice in.
Hutchinson, the star basket ball
player of the championship Tech
team, is still sick in bed, and will
not likely be out for the baseball
squad when the lads have their
first workout. He is a good pitcher
and his absence will hurt Techs
chances for the pennant.
Eastern baseball squad will have
short leave of absence until the
weather gets warmer. as this school
has a small gym that cannot be used
for baseball practice. O'Conner was
elected captain of this years ball
team for the Capitol Hill school.
Central track squad. under the
coaching of Bill Foley, is rapidly
turning to form. Particular atten-
tion will be paid to Montgomery at
the c. U. meet on March 13, in the
Brookland gym. Kerns is also
rounding to the form he showed last
season.
Duffy. who played sub on the var
sity baseball team at Western last
season, will no doubt play regular
this year. as he improved consider.
ably since the close of last year
The Western squad has been work
ing out every day for the past week
and rapidly rounding into mid-sea'
son form. y
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
Griffith Shifts Players
To Various Positions

Trying to get some real dope on
his players for the various posi-
tions, Griff Is having the time of
year Is to develop capable players
to perform around second and third
sacks.
The initial sack Is for no one but
Joe Judge, as competition there Is
naught.
The Nationals boss has been shift
ing Leonard and Shannon a great
deal during the practice periods to
obtain q line on their ability as in
field material. He has sent O'Neil
from short to the hot corner and
E1lerbe from the short field to the
second station.
O,Neil has been showing well at
the far corner. although he has re-
! trained from whipping the ball
across the diamond.
II appears as though Harris is
packing q splendid whip which
should help him in making stay
Of II at third. He Is in splendid
shape this spring, although he has
been handicapped by a sore hand.
He Is showing plenty Of action.
Ellerbe is another who shows great
promise. His strong throwing arm
is not made use of in tossing across
the diamond. as Griff does not care
to take the chances at the early
stages of practice with this lad.
In batting drills he has been driv-
ing the ball harder than any other
member of the outfit.
James Aloysius Shaw was as
signed to the box position and after
serving them across for fifteen min
utes in the batting practice, an
nounced no i'll effects in his $4,000
arm
Eric Erickson worked for brief
period along the lines of a warm-up.
and had an extra long session in
fungo hitting and will, no doubt,
be ready for batting practice tomor-
row.
Brooky Grubb, the local lad. aside
from two pitchers. Zachery and
Courtney, has the distinction of be-
ing the only recruit batting from
the first base side Of the plate.
Real work is expected when the
regulars, who are due here tomor-
row. get down to work.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
Nick Altrock' S Career
Twenty-thifd Installment.

During the Spring of 1911, Char
ley Carr, manager of Kansas City,
wanted Altrock and trade was
put through that sent the pitcher
to the Kaw City.
1t was in 1911 that Altrock found
himself slipping. I visited a NOV
ing picture theater, in Milwaukee,
where Johnny Kilbane was giving
an exhibition of shadow boxing on
the screen. That was July 8. We
were billed to play a double header
July 4. Between the games ]
pulled my first comedy stuff, a
shadow boxing stunt.
The next day the fans were out
in droves. That was the year
Griffith took hold of Washington
and he wanted me for his club as
coach"
Carr would say: The next game
he pitches that we lose / will ship
him. Finally lost and that night
was told to report to my new club.
This / did and was tickled to death
to get with Griffith.
One day while playing Cleveland,
Griffith turned to me and said: Say,
what did 1 sign you for?" "I don't
know I shot back. I suppose to
help win ball games"
You win ball games, say you
can't pitch to the batters. shot back
Griff.- II know but 1 can win ball
games for you just the same"
"HowT Let me coach." Go to
1t, said his new boss.
And from that day Altrock has
been a star on the coaching lines.
-F (THE END.)
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

First Race-Morning Face, los
(Rodriguez), 13 to 5. even, 2 to s;
Aunt Deda, 104 (Smith), z to 5, to 2:
Joe Goodman, los (whittington), 6
to 5. Time-:49 LIS. Miss Adrianne,
Coombs, Tommie c.. Fading Star
and Mackeluaine also ran.
Second Race-Satana, 106 (Rodri-
guez), S to 2, even, to s; Durella,
los, Murray, 6 to 1, 3 to /; Cormo-
ran, 10s (Thurber), ) to s. Time
1:OS LIS. Gloom. Mountain Girl, Ale
mia, Helma, Orsella T., Sir John
vergne, Columbia Ten, Brookland
Propaganda and Jazz Band also ran
Third Race - Speedyfoot, los
(Burke), s to 1, to 1, to s; Cor
ham. 113 (Murphy), 40 to 1. 20 to /;
Neg, 113 Mooney, 2 to 1. Time
los 2-5. Due de Guise finished first
but was disqualified for fouling.
Princess Lou, Maiden Voter, The FL
rate, DR.. Blues, Old Sinner, Tipford,
Little D., Gas Mask and Polygamist
also ran.
Fourth Race-Red Domino. los
lenger, 110 (Rodriguez), 2 to 1. even
feBBy -, lVV NhChhCuyts "
Time 1:4S. Boher-na-B -Breena
Emma j.. Betty Curry. Battle Noun
tain, Rib, Edith K. and lola Gaff-
ney also ran.
Fifth Race-Applejack II, 113
(Mooney). even, 2 to s, out; Stepson.
106 v(Smith), 3 to l, Z to 5; Dixie
Carroll. los (wida). to 8. Time
1:14 1-5. To-the-Mark, Sweeping
Glance and Hadrian also ran.
Sixth Race-W. H. Buckner. 103
(Richcreek), 4 to ], s to s, to s.;
Grumpy, Ill (Thurber), to 1, even;
Will Do, Ill (Myers), s to p. Time
-2:03. Semper Stalwart, Lucius,
Ben Hampson. Capital City. Water
proof and Crumpsal1 also ran.
Seventh Race-Blue Thistle, los
(Pierce). 10 to /. to 4, to 1; TIT
for-Tat. los (Heinish). 3 to i. 2 to s;
Umbala, 10s .(Eriekson), 3 to I,
Time-1:46 2-5. Raconteuse. Mar
Tom, Miss Filley. Indian Chant. Par
rish, DR.. Levy, Malice. Sabretash
and Miss Kruter also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06

amputates his ankle teeth. What
could be sweeter?
No chance of the veterans
grabbing off Charley Horse with
Doc around to drag out their
horse teeth. Absolutely no more
refusing to sign contracts when
Doc handles 'em. Doc pulls out
their mule teeth and the stub
bornness evaporates like hail
stones in Sheol.
Nervousness is another lost
art. A guy with a lump in his
throat is etherized and his
the league of nations. II
pitcher tries to dog il. Doc hauls
out his canine teeth. Science
conquers brute strength in every
game except bridge whist.
with all the fangs extracted
from the players. the umpires
will live longer and the Pasteur
Institutes sales of antitoxin
juice will flop like the German
fleet at Scapa Flow.
Many partly innocent life
would have been saved If Doc
Birs had perfected his remark
able bicuspid discovery while
Jimmy Evers and Clark Griffith
were playing ball. Even now.
IL looks as If Clark will have to
wear a muzzlc in addition to
all the other improvements.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
Uncle Sam Must
Hustle to Retain
Sport Prestige

Nineteen twenty will go down
into history as the banner year OF
international sports competition.
Never before in the annals of ath-
letics has there been a year which
even closely. approximates the num-
ber of events scheduled to be con-
tested amongst civilized nations OF
the world.
First of all we have the Antwerp
Olympics to be held this July, the
seventh revival of the ancient
Athenlan games. This athletic
classic. in which all the countries
of the world. save outcast Germany.
will strive for supremacy embraces
every description of athletic pas
time worthy of consideration. Uncle
Sam as an Olympian athlete has
never been defeated. and he Is send
ing a team across the briny this
year which should repeat the string
of Yankees successes at previous
Olympiads.
This summer Sir Thomas Upton.
the irrepressible. will launch an
other Shamrock, the fourth. in an
endeavor to lift the cup. Uncle
Sam. however. will furnish keen
competition for the persevering Sir
the Oh ellneT Ine
Resolute or the Vanitie pocket the
winds. Along about this time, per-
haps, Champion Jack Dempsey and
Georges Carpenter. the gallant
Gaul. will meet in arenic combat
to determine the undisputed SOW
ereignty of the prize-ring, the
greatest international prize fight
since the memorable meeting be-
tween John L. Sullivan and Charley
Mitchell at Chantilly. France, years
ago.
Walter Hagen, Uncle Sans ace Of
the golf links, intends invading
England this year to try for the
English open championship.
America will contest for the Davis
cup in tennis this year and with
such stars as Bill Johnston. Tilden,
/ Williams and Murray and the rest
OF our galaxy of court stars II seems
almost assured that Australia, Great
Britain and France will succumb to
the prowess of Yankee racquets.
Uncle Sam is confronted with a
tall job to maintain his athletic
prestige. this year. But isn't he a
tall guy. hey?
Copyright, l020, by Wheeler Svndieate Inc
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
Frs PLAYERS-PRINCE GEORGES BILL PASSES OTHER SPORTS
Middle atlantic Golf BODY
Meets Tonight at NelD Willard

lowing spring dates were am
nounced. subject Of course 20
change in case they confiicted with
the sectional tourney. dates for
which will be decided upon ut to-
nights meeting:
May 6-s. inclusive - Invitation
event. Washington Golf and Country
Club.
May 2o-22. inclusive - Invitation
event, Chevy Chase Club.
June s-1z. inclusive District
championship tournament. to be
played over Columbia Country Club
course.
Definite dates, as follows. were de-
cided upon for the women golfers at
last Mondays meeting:
May 24-28. inclusive - District
championship tournament. to be
played over Chevy Chase Club
course.
October 7-s. inclusive - Evening
Star" cup event, to be played over
Kirkside Golf Club course.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE. four furlongs-
Hunters Point, los; Huen, 105; Po-
tunia, los: Lucy Kate. los; Baby
Grand. 10s.
SECOND RACE. six furiongs-
Maize. 80; Rainbow Division, l04;
waldo. Jr, 104; Plain Bill, 104; Be-
necia, 104; Kirah. los; Blue Jeans,
107; Peccant. 10S: Vim. 109; Flying
Frog. 109; Ragazza. 10s; Col. Muir
ply. 1os; Richard v. 1os: Cortland.
113
THIRD RACE. FIVE and a half
furlongs-Talisman. 100; Big idea.
101; Sugar Mint, 101; Bucklaide.
1o4; Bonstelle. LOT; Murphy, 10S;
Marmite. 100: Sammy Boy. 10s: Ting
aling. ia: Opportunity. 40.
FOURTH RACE, scix .furlongs-
Charlie Leydecker. 11e; Tattle, s5;
The Lamb. 81: Legotal. 1o4: Ballet
Dancer, 3D.. 104; Napthalius. 10s;
Lively. Ill: Troitus. Ill; Fort Bliss.
Ill; Assume, Ill.
| FIFTH RACE. mile and 70 yards
|-St. Germain. s3; Simpleton. 81;
Kings Champion. s7; Twin, 1o3;
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
'MANO' WAR MAY
''CAPTUREDERBY
Descendant Of Ben Brush
Picked to Land Western
Classic in Kentucky.

Louisville, KY, March 5.-Since
Ilsl1 two descendants In the male
line Of Ben Brush. the colt Meridian
and the hlly Regret. respectively a
son and a daughter of Broomstick.
have come West and won the KEN
lucky Derby. Ben Brush himself
won the Kentucky Derby of 1896.
also the Latonia Derby in which his
opponent was the brilliant Prince
Left.
There can ,be but small doubt
that Broomstick would have won in
1904 IL he had journeyed West to
try. He would have had nothing
more formidable than the third rate
Elwood to beat Meridian was sue
cessful in 1911, Regret in 1915. Re-
gret is the only mare that has won
a Derby at Churchill Downs.
This year, Man o. War ,defaulting,
Ii looks as though another male line
descendant of gallant little Ben, who
was gathered to his fathers at The
Hon. johnson N. Camden's Hartland
stud last spring, may get down in
front and under the silks of Harry
Payne whitney, which Regret bore
in 1915.
There are many colts and a few
f1llies tracing to Ben Brush in the
m ale line among the potential start
ers in The Kentucky Jockey Clubs
impending $500 race, but NJ. Whit
ney seems to hold the strongest
hand. Two of his Derby prospects.
DR.. Clark and Wild Air, are sons
of Broomstick. Three are sons of
Whisk Broom I'd, winner Of the Su-
burban handicap of 1913, and the
fastest of all the sons of Broomstick.
These are Upset, John p. Grier
and Leviathan. He would be a bold
man who would lay a long price
against any one of these colts that
James Rowe brought across the
Alleghenies in May. 1t is within
the limits of possibility, indeed, that
one of this whitney quintette may
prove to be the coming seasons
champion three-year-old.
Man o. War went into winter quar-
ters last September, prematurely
most folks thought, the champion
2-year-old of 1919. But Man O. War
may fail in 1920 to carry his bril-
liant speed of 1919 over Derby and
handicap distances as Dominant.
champion 2-year-old of 1915 failed
in 1916. and as Campfire. the juvenile
sensation of 1916, did in 1917.
Rowe wanted big money for John
p. Grier and Wildair when asked TO
price the two colts while the horses
were racing at Laurel Park last
October. He asked $150.000 for John
p. Grier; $4,000 for wildair. He
said that he would not take less
than 100000 for Upset, which he
had left behind ut Brookdale farm.
Upset developed a splint after the
running of the Belmont Park fu-
turity and Rowe put him by in mid
September.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06

Major Fiske. 81; Little Cote. 1o7:
'Honest George, 1o7; Eddie Tran
ter, 107; 'Iron Boy. 10Y; slack HeaIy.
107; Peaceful Star, 11o; 'Blanche
Donation, los; 'Tarascon, 11o; Preci-
Gus Jewel, 11e; 'Litholick, 11e;
Leoma, lis.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. First
Pullet, 107; Major Bradley, 80; Gold
Stone, 100; Fickle Fancy, 10; Lady
Ivan, 110; Blanchita, 11o; Bierrot
112; Whippoorwill, 112; Manganese,
112; White Crown, 112; Yorkville
liz; Drifield, lis.
SIXTH RACE - Mile and nifty
yards. 'Zinnia, 1o2; 'Mary's Mag
neto, 100: 'Galaway, 16: sTokalor
March, 1o6; 'Iron Cross I'd, 107i
Rameau, los; Frank >Keogh. 1os;
Glider 11o.
SEVENTH RAcE-Mile and nifty
yards. 'Zodia, 104; 'Kilkenny
104s 'Solid Rock, 106; 'Pretty Baby,
104; attorney Muir. 1o6; The Talk
er, 107; Buster Clark, lot; Hands on
ITO; Gordon Russell. 11o; Legacy
11o.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06

Local golfers will have the COM
pleted dope" on the 1890 program
tomorrow as the annual meeting Of
the Middle Atlantic Golf Associa-
tion will be held at the New Will
lard tonight at s o'clock. at which
time the date for the sectional
event will be announced. as will
those decided upon by the other
clubs in the association for their
events.
In addition to the decision as to
the date and place for holding the
sectional event, the election of Of
ncers for the year Is about the only
other business which is expected to
come up. 1t was tentatively agreed
last year that this years tourney
would be assigned the Norfolk
Country Club. and this action Is ex-
pected to be taken unless that club
IL not yet prepared to handle II.
At the annual meeting of the Dis
trict of Columbia Golf Association.
held last Monday evening, the fol-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06

San Antonio. Mar. 6.-Man-
ager McGraw put on his rompers
for the first time today. Teach
er calls for fielding practice in
Doc Birs' laughing gas room.
II a pinch hitter amt batting
so kippy, Doc pulls hs eye tooth.
He Immediately steps into the
next one and knocks IL sour.
A guy without any eye hooks
could knock a quinine pill
mile with a darning needle.
- II rook is scofiing too
much a I the trough. Doc pulls his
stomach teeth out by the ears.
The kid Immediately loses his
appetite and starts in to bat a
million. The pneumogastric
nerve is hooked up directly from
the eye lamps to the dining
room, and short-circuiting this
nerve has the same effect on the
appetite as a blizzard on the
telegraphic service in the Mid
die West.
There will be no booting In
the Giants infield this season.
The minute an infielder tries to
get Joe Stecher's scissors hold
on a ground ball, Teacher blows
the police whistle and six am
balances pack the client of to
the operating divan. Doc Birs
slips him a quick powder and
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
PRINCE GEORGES
RACING BILL
PASSES HOUSE

Annapolis, Nd, March 5.-Legis-
lation creating a racing commission
in Prince Georges County, where the
Bowie track is operated. passed its
third reading in the House of Dele
gates today, after an effort had
been made to postpone consideration
of the measure until next Thurs
day, when all the legislation affect
ing racing could be threshed out.
The vote was 81 to 81. The bill
now goes to the Senate,
This was the first test of strength
between the advocates of racing and
its opponents.
The measure went on its way after
hot attack had been made on 1t
by Delegate Gambrill. of Howard
County, during which he charged
that Commander j. X. l.. Ross had
spent money and put men with
marked ballots at the polling places
to defeat him.
Mr.. Gambrill said his objection to
racing applied solely to the political
activities Of the tracks.
Supporting the Bowie bill, Dele
gate Roberts said the delegation
from Prince Georges was unani-
hiOuSiy III laNOi VI its anu os iOSoi
legislation he claimed for the bill
the support of the House.
There was now, he said, racing
at Bowie. However, 1t had no COM
mission and no charter, both of
which were possessions of Pimlico.
Laurel and Havre de Grace.
He asked for both. so that in case
the Burke licensing bill passed
Bowie would go under the provisions
Of the State law with the same legal
status as the other tracks.
The stand by the House Is ac-
cepted by some as souding the death
knell of the Statewide commission
idea with the licensing provision
outlined in the Burke bill,
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
.FRAZEE AND LANNIN
COME TO AGREEMENT

Boston, March 5.-Harry Frazee,
owner of the Boston Red Sox, and
Joseph ]. Lannin, former owner of
the Sox and holder of Frazee's
mortgage note for s250,000 on Fem
way Park, have agreed upon terms
of settlement of the controversy, 1t
became known today.
Attorneys for both parties
reached an agreement shortly be-
fore Frazee left for New York, 1t
was learned. It now assumed that
Fenway Park will not be sold, at
least for the present.
The auction sale of 5000 shares
of stock in Fenway Park held by
Lannin, set for next Wednesday.
has ben postponed indefinitely, 1t
was stated.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
.Grif's Veterans Leave


Five regulars OF the Nationals.
four of whom are veterans. left
here yesterday afternoon for
Tampa, Fla, where the WASH
ington club rockies are now, In
training. Secretary Eddie Eynon
sent this quintet away In charge
Of Capt. George Mcbride on the
3:15, and IL their Southern rat
tier runs true to form, they will
be hiking into the Florida camp
during the wee hours Sunday
morning.
Included in the party were. be-
sides Capt. George Mcbride, wal
ter johnson. Joe Judge, Howard
Shanks and Maurice shannon.
The balance of the veterans are
expected to report at camp direct
from their homes.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE - Six furlongs.
Miss Eileen, 104; Cafeteria, 104;
Laura L, 104; 'Naomi Walton, 107;
svada Belle, 107; 'Native Soil, 109;
Passion, 112; Frederick Miller. ia;
Homan, ia.
SECOND RACE - Six furlongs.
sDrussilla, 81; 'Rockaree, 80; 'Magic
Mirror, 107; Bally Connell, 109; 'Per-
seus, 109; Lowell, 100; Willie
Woods, III: SHASTA, 112; Royalty,
ia.
THIRD RACE - Six furlongs
Scuba, 90; 'Hatrack, 81; 'The
Cleaner, 105; 'Clip, 107; Pontefract
100; Lady Langden, 110; 'King Tus-
can, no; 'Jack Dawson, 10; 'Quin
10: James G, 112; Tranby. lis
Bulger, lis.
FOURTH RACE Six furlongs
The Washington herald., 1920-03-06
LOCAL TEAM OFF
TO MEET ROANOKE

The Royal duck-pin bowling
team of this city composed of
Capt HALEY, Harry Krouse, E.
Lewis. A. Goddard. skinny" Car
rol and H. Stanford, left last night
for Roanoke, Va. for a match with
the Palace bowling alley team.
This match will open the fourth
annual meeting of these teams. and
this meeting no doubt will be
closely contested as the local
bowlers returned with the victory
for the last three seasons. These
teams will bowl home series as
this contest tonight will mark the
first Of the series. After the match
tonight the Virginia bowlers will
banquet the men from the Capital
City.