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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
CONTRACTS AWARDED

The grading work between Warrior and Robbins Crossroads was awarded to Fat Wallace for s4e2s5. The contract calls for ten miles of grading.
 Five miles of grading between Warrior and Coaldale went to Pat Wallace for s41, ,5O6.5o.
 J. A. Dabbs was awarded eight miles of work between Oak Grove and Adger for $72, ,175.
 The Rocky Ridge road to the Mont gomery highway was awarded to A. F. Bearden for $S0,145. This work totals eight miles
 Acton x Self were given a contract for five miles between Trusville and Acmar for $27,905.
 The Kershaw Construction Company got five miles between Clay and Truss vile for ss1, ,1sS.5o
 Two miles at sadler's Gap was award ed to Pat Wallace for $1o,650.
 Mount Pinson to Center Point amount ing to three miles, went to J. B. Rylant for s14,700.
 Three miles between Pleasant Hill and Morgan was awarded to John and Ira Parson for s14020.
 Pat Wallace secured three miles be- tween Palos and Praco for s23.560.
 A. F. Bearden was awarded two and a half miles between Irondale and Pole Cat Gap for $27, ,857. 50.
 A protest against the letting of the contracts for paving work at this time was filed with the board by John w. Sibley The protest was in the form of a letter to the board of revenue. In this letter MT. Sibey stated as the grounds of the protest that the minutes of the board did not show q resolution authorizing the inviting of bids on the work at the time they were advertised for, and on the grounds that he had called for plans and specifications of the work to be done. but that the plans and specifications were not ready.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
CONTRACT FOR ROAD. WORK AWARDED ID THE LOWEST BIDDER
Board of Revenue Passes on Bids for Road COnstruc- tiOn-Paving Con-
 tracts Today

Contracts for road work amounting to ! total sum of s4Ss,5s5 were let by rne board of revenue yesterday afternoon md paving contracts totaling approxi- nately $1,5oO.OOO will be awarded by the board this afternoon if S. R. Batson. county highway engineer. can complete
 he tabulation of the bids. Ten contracts for permanent paving are set for letting at specia. meeting to be held this aft srnon at o'clock.
 Twelve contracts were awarded at the special meeting of the board of revenue yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. These contracts call for a total of sixty-three and one-half miles of grading work on main roads of the county.
 Jerre W. Gwin. president of the board of revenue, read the report of S. R. Batson announcing the tabulation of the bids and recommending the award of the contracts to the lowest bidders. MT. Gwin announced the awards. A large crowd of contractors were on hand for decision of the board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-30
SPECIAL SESSION

At the opening of the session Presi- dent Gwin announced that only the grading work would be let. To the con tractors bidding on the paving work he announced that special session of the board will be held at 4 o'clock this aft ernoon, when Mir. Batson will report en the tabulation of the paving bids, and the contracts will be awarded at that time, if possible.
 Practically all of the grading contracts went to Birmingham, Bessemer or other contractors located fin Jefferson county There were one or two bids from con- tractors from nearby counties on the grading work, but most of the bids all came from nearby territory
 Pat Wallace of Bessemer was the low est bidder on five of the projects, and was awarded five pieces of the grading work. A. F. Bearden of Birmingham se- cured two of the contracts. One contract each was awarded to J. A. Dabbs of I3rs- semer Acton 6 Self, of Trussville, the Kershaw Construction Company of Bir- mingham. ]. B. Rylant of Huffman and John and Ira Parsons.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Mile and sixteenth. Baby
Sister. 90; Producer. i04; Thursday Nishter. lt
Medusa, 104; Plenty. l07; Cadillac 100; Lncillus
lOe; Pulaski. le9; Arbitrator 100; Handful. ITO
Dancer, ll0
SECOND RACE-Fhe and a half furlongs
Pokey Jane. s.; RogaEEa. 10; Heavy Weapcn
los: Phantom War. los; Anticipate, l05; Copy
right, l0s; Santana, 10: Pueblo. no; Luke
Pet. III; Who Cares. Ill; Rory o'More. los.
D THIRD RACB-Six furlougs. st. lsidore. l09
Cobalt Lass. l0i; JaEoo. ITO; Discussion. lis
Bon Tromp ll3
FOURTH LRACE-ore mile Big idea. %
TRiloT Maid. o. Ballet Dancer. Ill; Mistress
Poly. l05; AIadee r. 1l0
FIFTH RACE-OIe mile. SedgegrssS, e5
Beeswing. 81 Nellie Witwer. 81 Battle Noun
tsin. 81: Fleer 81: watetsmeet es Red Domino,
100; Indiscretion. 100; Hindar. l0s; Midia. 1os
Gadling, l0i; Richard. leI; Neenah. los; Grove
A, lS1 Also elicibleT-Bidd Dee. 100
SIXTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth. Tod
der. la2; Poilu. loIS Hemlock. Io4; Goldcres:
Boy. Ioe; PrlInes 100; Little String I0s: Brown,
Farorite. los; Aztec. 100; Discord. 100; JacE
Reeves, liz; Redland. lli; CounteTbalance, ll2,
SEVENTH RAcE-Miie and a sixteenth
Marander. loi; Kszish. l04; Tsnlac. lo4; King
NeTtune. lF Marshon. lo9: Paul Connolly, lO9
Jack X. 100: Capt, Hodge. los; Camoeho. los
George Muehlbach. 100; Baby Lynch. 100; BON.
bast, 100.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
With JOHN Il. GOETZ.

Business High School basketball
team took in to camp the Army
Medical School quint yesterday
afternoon in the Stenographers'
gym. "a to :. The high school lads
completely oStplayed the army boys
in every stage Of the game
Coach Battersby. OF Business,
changed his lineup in this game.
putting Meany and Jaffe I'm for
ward. Goetz in center. and Held and
Goldstein in the guard position,
which will no doubt be a hard COM
bInation to defeat il Williams is not
eligible to play.
Business basketball team will
play the strong Episcopal High
School in the Virginia school gym,
Friday. January 16. Business was
defeated last year by the Episco-
palians and will battle hard to gain
the decision in this contest.
Jaffe in the forward position for
Business. looked good against the
will hold the position in the coming
championship series.
Western basketball team is
series. Altimus. who was hurt in
a game at Alexandria, is again back
in uniform. He will probably play
against Central Friday.
Tech High School basketball
team will engage the Martinsburg
High School five. of West Virginia.
on January 10 in the boys gym Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. at s p. m. The
West Virginia boys have a fast
team and will make the Manual
Trainers hustle for the long end of
the score.
Lemon, of Central. has been do
ing some good shooting in his last
few games and will be watched in
the coming series
Coach Morse took his midgets to
the Y. NJ. c. \. for a game of bas-
ket-ball with the Emeralds yester-
day and was defeated, 30 to 19.
Coach Battersby. of Business. is
trying TO arrange to have dancing
after the championship games.
which are to be held in the Cath
Olic University gym. This new
wrinkle will be a big inducement to
the followers of the scholastic Sc
ries.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
NO TRUTH TO REPORTED JOHNSON TRADE BIDS half MI
0N6TnE8 INSIDE Rail
~th- lab@steao,s155e~

Broadway of the purchasing of Walter Johnson
hurler of League from Clark Griffith had little old
Washngtons Broadway along Ninth street. Street and Penn
vania avenue all upset night Phone calls into this office
swaped the telephone girls while the fans called in
the frstne information the release of Washinson's
baseball hero, Walter Johnson
flaming bees for and such held within
earshot which developed
spelled and the subject of Walter Johnson hurting
ability than had guessed could be gathered by
ciate. George I. Moreland
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS,

FIRST RACE-Three furlonss ',r,b.,n.
ny lAmbrose). Z to 10. l to 4 cut. ST. ,aS
ll4 (TroxlerI. to T. out: Queen o. T,,TrS DiuS
Vilatsl. to 10 Time, o:37 ind,I' IA
Autue May. Mss Adrienne Petrrj. a. a.
Lsyon, Ruby Mickow. Margaret DIXON a., Locn
whitney entry 'so ran.
SECOND RAcE-sIx furlona. o-.,,.. -
ii rs tDryerl, to ]. ! to ). to 5; A. n aLtr
u u WINS, to ). out; Red Hand. ia ctYa-'
;nsIon'' y out. Time. lI7 PIumcot Wsnt
"z[ne 40 Suanita I'd, Poultney Tiasan also rs,
@ @IhdhD RACE-six fIrlongs Simpleton '%i1; Ins
,SoiuisttD' to 5. l To 5. out: BulIet p-ooS ~,
10 lLSkeI; to >. J to 5; Ny Dear, l0s fyriSs,
70 , Time. i:l7 Is Breadman W"r,is.
hIsy Is,,,,1 " ; MOTE; Can de Cause also ran,
FoURrH RACE-one mile. siipuerv H.,
10 Co'Brienl. to 5. ont. olit; Chief ,io In
cu sci. to 5, opt; Franklin. loI rTbr,tan1
osL % Ilme. i:'S Is. Woodtrap and Nepperh.n 4
FIFTH RAcB-one mile ana 70 rsrd, n,..
John. l6 tThurberl. TO l. 10 - q.
Gen. Glenn. io2 tMooneyl. l to ont :.
celerats. 81 (coltilettil; out. Time III;
Lime and Charley SUNNY also ran
SIXTH RACE-one and one-sixteepth MIL.
Astraea. no tColtilettl, . to s. 7-td nc I 4. =.
Belle Roberts. lW twallsl, to s. i -.
] Win Win, lo5 (Pierce). Q 10 S Time ,so'
Mountain Rose ID. Baiazet. PoiIu also TSn ~
SEVENTH RAcE-one mile and N y.,a.
Don Dodge. 10 tColtilettD. 6 10 I 90 :.
even; Sleeth, ITO (Warrinston), 70 ~ -
Bertodano. 10 tsmithl. 2 to L Time, Isl I.s
Amino. Ben Hsmpson. Blue ThistI. (lnrs
Csdillsc. PULASKI. Preyarcate, surpsss,ns
Bsoneho Bnly aiso mn.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
DENIES SIGNING
TERMS
Descamps Claims He Has
Not Accepted Tia Juana
Offer.

Paris, Jan. I'M. Descamps, man
ager for Georges Carpenter, today
fiatly denied that he has accepted
James Coffroth's terms for match
between Carpenter and Jack
Dempsey at Tia Juana. Lower Cali
fornia- Descamps declared he has
not even received Coffroth's offer.
Reports All Wrong.
A news item was circulated and
printed in the United States today
to the effect that Descamps had ac-
cepted Coffroth's offer of a $4O0, 900
purse for the proposed Dempsey
Carpenter fight, making the sole
exception that the battle should not
exceed fifteen rounds.
ss5o.00o oner Made.
New York. Jan. 7.-william Fox.
head OF the Fox Film Company, an
uounced this afternoon that he has
offered a purse of. $550,000 for the
Dempsey-Carpentier fight.
Fox would stage the battle in
New York IL laws that would per-
nit 1t are enacted. Otherwise he
would bring the fighters together in
Connecticut.
He made the boxers two propo-
sitions. First, he would give Demp-
sey 100000 for his end, win or
lose. and Carpenter s2S0.000. win
or lose.
Red Cross May Beneht.
Should the fighters prefer he will
give the winner 35 per cent and the
loser Is per cent of the net profits.
the other SO per cent to go to the
Red Cross of the United States,
England, Canada and France.
Fox's film organization, under the
terms. would retain all motion pic
ture rights.
Fox stated that he communicated
this offer to Dempsey's and Carpen-
tiers managers two days ago. He
has received what he termed IAN
enthusiastic reply" from Jack
Kearns, Dempsey's manager.
Should he get the fight. Fox
would stage it on next July I, or
Labor Day, he said.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-half fur,onZs:
Clearing Up, liz tKederisl, TO s, to, l to
9; Lnde May. liz tCoreyl. to s. TO 10;
Fastep. liz Dawson). 8 to s. Time, l06 10
Lenora P. Miss J. Snow Hill, Vain Chick,
Magic Memory also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlonss: Baby Bonds.
loo (Carmodyl. II to l, to !, 5 to Q; Old
hSlers, ITO CDawson), , to /, 8 to s; Flash of
Steel. ITO Murray. l to l. Time, ll245
Lackrose. Anxiety, Daymon, Lady Ivan, Hall
and Hail, Lamp Post. Jack Dawson also ran
THIRD RAcE-Six frrionss. Little Nephew,
y Carmodyl, to 5. to 10, l to 3; Golden
King. Ito tWeiner). to s. 2 to 5: Miss Ivan.
l5 Mursy), ! to 2 Time. ll3 Clara NJ,
Robert L. Owen. Encore. Little Ed, Lady Jane
Grey also ran.
+ FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs: Bar, and
Stars. l0 (Chiayatta). 8 to s, { to s. 2 to S:
Pretty Baby. los OicCrannl. to /, even; TNwen.
5+seven. lo3 UsIrelD, to s. Time, liz as.
Tranby, Al Hudson, James G. Edison, Iron
Boy also ran.
FIFTH RACB-one mile: TokAlon March.
ITO CDominick), to S. to s. L to Z; Beverly
James, LIS (Crump), even, I to 2; Dioue lol
tFator), TO 10. Time, lal rs Exempted.
ROUNDED. Bill Simmons, Perseus. Ralph $, Hyki
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-one mile: Byrne, los (Kop-
pelman), . to l. to 5, 2 to 5; Duke Ruff, 100
twilsonl, to l, . to l; Jack Healy, % tCar-
modyI, to 5. to TO- Time. l,a IS Mary
Magnetic, Zodiac. silSer Sand, Rhymcr. Ned
hileyb bright also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08

Xxi and did his part like all real
American youths.
In the meantime Jack Dempsey
was keeping out of the whole mess.
He fought on with the gloves and
advanced To the position where d.
forced Jess willard into a battle
The only war service he rendered
was in the shipysrds and he drew
good money for that
Now, tight fans, let US all be rea.
sonable. Do you favor Dempsey
getting one-half million for knock
ing Carpenter '.cuckoo"-as in my
opinion he can finish any living
lighting machine within ten rounds
or would you suggest that Bob
Martin, champion of 1900. 900 army
men, or some Of the other war
heroes, be given a chance at the
coin?
American fight fans sooner or
later will butt in and tell what and
how this heavyweight champion
ship shall be run They are going
to say great deal about how the
selfish Few are trying to capitalize
the night game for individual for
tunes. Let's have boxing for sports
sake and think many times before
Offering an opinion. Any opinion
will be gladly accepted and
published in this column.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
One Year Ago In Sports.

Boston Red Sox offer to trade
Lewis. Leonard and an outhelder
10 Cleveland for Bobby Roth and
Catcher O'Neill.
O'Neill. of Cleveland. and Nc
Nally Of Boston Reds. have Joined
the Hyde Park Basketball team
Of Scranton.
Albert A Exendine coach OF the
Georgetown University. has signed
TO coach that colleges football
eleven for the coming season.
National League states that n
will open its season April ..
Pat Moran, who last week signed
to coach the New York Giants
pitchers, was released by Manager
McGraw. and he at once signed 70
manage the Cincinnati Reds.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-six furiongs: Cuba, 90; .Ac
clamation, o.. 'Stelclif. lO2; PoIlyanna, l6
Manganes. los Leoti- Fay 100; Herdr, lcT
Quin. no. ~
SECOND RAcD-Six frHlongs: Hat Rack, S
Assumption. io2: Prince Direct, lo2; Tbs
Cleaner. los; Lady Lansden. los; Col Harrison
lG; Mike Dixon. 1o7; White Crown. 1lo
THIRD RACE-Six fufiongs. .Assign, ICE
High Gear. 1o2; Golden Chance. los; 'skyman
los; May Maulsey. loF; Marty Lou, los: Ed
Garrison. 10; Haritoek. ia
FOURTH RACE-Ffve and one-half fnionrs
Col Liiard, %; .Northrn Bella, lna; Aunabsle
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
HEYDLER OFF FOR
COMMISSION POW-WOW

New York. Jan. John Heydler.
president of the National League, left
here tonight for Cincinnati to attend
the annual meeting of the National
Baseball Commission there Thursday.
Heydler said he did not know
whether a new chairman of the COM
mission would be elected, but that il
such move is made he is under in
structions from his league not to vote
for any person who has financial inter-
ests in baseball.
While in Cincinnati. Heydler and
Ban Johnson, president of the Ameri-
can League. will prepare a rough
draft of the 1920 major league sched-
ules. which will be completed at a
schedule committee meeting early in
the month
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
FAMOUS JOCKEY Is
! OFF FOR FRANCE

Frank O'Neill, famous as a jockey
i'm this country before going to
Feance several years ago to ride for
william X. Vanderbilt. sailed yes
tsrday on the steamship France
as<er a short visit to this country.
George Mcdonald. the English
sporting promoter. also sailed on the
same steamer. 1t Is his plan to
bring Jack BIumenfield. the sparring
partner of Georges Carpenter, to
this country for q boxing tour.
B1umenfield weighs 154 pounds, aud
according to Mcdonald. has four
kpockouts to his credit in six bouts.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
Mclean to Begin Trainin,.

New, Haven. Conn. Jan. 7.-Rob-
ert Mclean. champion ice skater Of
the world. left this city today for
Lake Placid, n. Y. to begin training
for a championship series OF siS
races In February against Osca,
Mathieson at Christiania, Norway.
January Is. "
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
YANKEES WILL HOLD
RUTH TO CONTRACT

New York, JAN News that Rabe
Ruth will don a Yankee uniform has
been received at club Headquarters
from Miller Huggins, who has visited
the King slugger in California.
The Yankees will hold Babe to tho
letter of a $4,000 contract he had with
the Boston management and which
he has declared "a scrap of paper"
Ruth's demands for money were sat
isned by bonus arrangements, it is
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
RUBEl WADDELL
REAL HERO OF
BUTLER TEAM

Now waddell was the hero in But
Ter. as can be proven by the fol-
lowing:
Have we a team? You Just wait
and see HIM.
I decided that Reed had put one
over on me. That nut a pitcher?
Not for me.
Well. 1 replied. if He" was such
good team. that 1 thought l
would stop over and see him.
AS it was a couple of hours. un-
til dinner time, l took a walk
round the burg. Upon returning
to the hotel, the clerk asked me
if 1 wanted to see the pitcher
warming up for the game that af-
ternoon?
Now remember, it was now about
1870 and the pitcher warming up?
l certainly would like to see him.
I replied.
Well he is out in the back yard
now.
1 went out on the back poarch
to see the pitcher who started
warming up about four hours be-
fore the game was called, but l
failed to see any one there that
looked like a pitcher
waddeII Warns Up.
asked the clerk were he was.
and taking me to the window in
back of the desk. pointing to Wad-
dell. said: There he is.
Sure enough, there he was.
What do you think he was doing?
He was turning a large wheel on
an ice cream freezer. That is the
way he always warns up" said the
clerk.
There the big fellow was giving that
wheel a couple of turns, then, assum-
ing a pitching position, he would hurl
an imaginary ball. Returning to the
wheel again for a few more turns
l decided that Redd had put one over
on me. That nut a pitcher? Not
for me.
Hold a Parade.
did nor say anything about. the
fellow after that. but when 1 was at
lunch | heard a fife and drum corps
making an unearthly noise, and. on
going to the front porch, what do
you think was coming?
4 parade-a parade with about ev-
cry kid in town following the corps.
and at the head of the gang was Rube.
He had a sign on such as the sand
wich men carry nowadays. He had
this strapped on his shoulders, and in
one hand he was carrying a large
palm fan and in the other a pitch fork.
He kept tossing the latter in the air
and tanning himself with the fan. On
the banner was the following:S
Come Out and See Ne Fan Them.
That was the finish. 1 decided to
take the next train home. had
started to the depot when I ran into
Hecker. 1 had known Guy for years
When he saw me he knew what
was there for.
Have you seen the big pitcher"
See him! I couldn't help it. 1 was
forced to see him. or all the nuts
ever saw. he is it."
"Yes-but wait till you see him
pitch" replied Guy.
Say. you are there with the bull, I
see" 1 handed right back at the Oil
City manager.
We'll If we beat this fellow I will
buy you the best meal you ever had"
replied the manager Of the visitors.
Between what saw and what
Hecker handed me I was up a tree
But l decided to stay and see it out
To be continued
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
NEBRASKA TO PLAY
TWO GAMES In EAST

Lincoln. Neb-. Jan. DIR. James
T. Lees. faculty member Of the Uni
vCrsity Of Nebraska Athletic Board.
announced today the 1890 football
schedule. as far as it has been ar
ranged. 1t includes two games in
the East one on November > with
Rutgers. in New York. and the 9TH
er on November with Penn State.
st penn state College
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
Griffith Should Consider
Yanks' Deal for johnson
Moreland Believes Nationals Could Be Made
Pennant Contenders, by Swinging Trade
With New York for Quartet of Play
ers-Cuban Trip Is Called Off.
By GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

1t rumored along Broadway New York. the Yankees have
offered Frank Baker and another neder pitchers and cheek
for $4,000 for Walter Johnson to President Clark Griffith
That laugh you say right and besides.
President Griffith will say they crazy.
Well that all be But if the Washington Base
ball Club today and trying winning club together and
offered Frank Baker Bob Shawkey Herb Thormahen and
Del Pratt would burn the wires between Washington and New
York accept the offer. do the Nationals
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
Looking for Games.

The Mems basketball team of the
Treasury Department. Loans and Cur
rency, Accounting Section, are look
ing for games with teams that ay-
erase $50 pounds. For open dates
communicate with Mr.. woidenberp.
manager, Auditors Bldg, Room aoi.
phone Main 900, branch az.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
Harvard Eleven Home.

Boston. Jan. 7.-Harvard's foot
ball team. which defeated the Uni
versity OF Oregon at Pasadena. Cal.
on New Year Day by a score of :
to 6, arrived here tonight at IL
o'clock. thus completing their long
journey from coast to coast.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
ROBERT WHITE HAS
RESIGNED c. c. e. JOB

The resignation of Robert White as
professional at the Chevy Chase Club
leaves two vacancies among the paid
players of the local clubs as the
Town and Country Clubs has not vet
filled the vacancy created by Jimmie"
Spencer's resignation which wa.
handed In during the summer.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
Cleveland Gets Big Shoot.

= New York; January T. The
srand American Handicap Tourna-
ment Of the American TrapshootinK
Association was awarded yesterday
to Cleveland. Ohio. where IL will be
held some time In August in the
uunicipal Park at Edgewater.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08

lb; Rayenses, los; Hello Pardner. IG; Orleans
Girl, l0; Old Red, 100; Polar Cub llL
FIFTH RACE-Miie and one-sixteenth: Ter
rible Miss, l@; Fairly, lO5; Solid Rock, los:
Candlelisht. lG; Fountain Fay. lli; Hands OF,
H.
SIXTH RACE-MiIe. and sfty yards. .Gr,cc
"; Wild Thyme, 100; Riverside, lUS Magnet
Land. loe; Dick Williams, lO6; Hocnr, l0 ::
Don Thrush, 10; Boilin, no.
Apprentice allowance Of fyc rounds claimed
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
AVIATORS LOSE TO
YANKEE TEAM OF "Y"

The Boiling Field Aviators went
down to defeat in the Boys Depart
ment gym last night bsfore the on
rushing Yankee quint. a to 49, The
game was hard-fought from whistle
to whistle but the airmen could not
break through the Yankee defense
After playing a defensive game in
the first half. Sauber. the Yank's
crack center. opened up and dropped
eight counters through the net.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
MARINE PREPS LOSE
TO PECK TOSSERS

The Peck Stars defeated the Ma
rine Props last night in the Eastern
High gym in a close game, % to 20,
The Marines lead the way at the
end Of the first half but the Stars
came from behind after the rest pe-
riod and by superior shooting captur-
ed the contest The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08

substitutions-Hsisiip for SchAfer: Young for
solomon; Cornell for Summers: Harvey for
BliteS. Field goals-Solomon a.. Ingley t6).
Sauber ~. Schafer t2l. TraikiI i3l. Janewicz
~, Harmon ~. Summers. Fou' goals-Ingley
. out "f III; Harmon Il out of u. Referee
1Ir. Meany Business High Umpire-AIr Nc
Carly Boiling Field. Timekeeper-Mr Brat
burd Scorer-Mr. Walker. Time of periods
Ten minute.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
Davis Goes TO Browns

louisville. Ky. Jan. THE Louis
Vile club Of the american Assoc;a
tion today traded Pitcher Dixie Davis
to the st. Louis Americans for pitcb
ers Ernie Knob and Wayne Wrieht
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08

The Rupert and of buying
winter They have built but old hen
She the yet, and, when she docs get
there that she going
she does lay they're liable be
by the size Of the calendar.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08
LINW0RTH ARE EASY
FOR MOHAWK OUINT

The Mohawk Athletic Club last night
defeated the Linworth Athletic Club
basketball tossers by a count of 81
to s. The feature of the game was
the all around floor work of the In
dians. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-08

ouuslIlurldns-buIke Tor X. Daniel; Neu1nan
for Sweeney: Goals from hoor-sett tD, s,
Daniel 20. R. Daniel. NeAuley 49,. Ford C,l,
Winsheld o,. Ham. Fidinser (Z,. Goals from
touis-scott ~. Ford. WingHeld- Referee-Mr
CoDnor. Time Of periods-Ten minutes