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Evening star., 1920-11-27
IN FOOT BALL REALM

Division Of Camp Lewis, has been re-
ceived here. The Camp Lewis athletic
board will meet next week to act on the
def. r
SEATTLE. November 27.-When
Dartmouth College and University of
Washington foot bail eleven, take the
gridiron today the fans will see two
teams built almost on opposite lines.
Dartmouth's forwards are light, sup
ported by a heavy backfeld. while
Washington's line is heavy with light
backs.
NEW YORK. November 27.-Sylves-
ter T. Fitzpatrick has been reelected
captain Of ;he Fordham loot ball team
for next year. He played left end
during the past season.
LEXINGTON. KY. November 81
James Zerver, Henderson, KY, tackle,
has been chosen 1921 captain Of the
University of Kentucky foot, ball
team.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. November 81.
Robbins Lowe Of Winston Salem,
ha1fback on the North Carolina foot
ball team for the past two years, has
been elected captain for next season.
HAMILTON, n. r, November 27.-
George r. Sargeant of Mount Vernon
has been elected captain Of the Ham
iltoh Institute foot ball team for next
season. He is tackle.
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WITH THE BASKETERS.

Washington and Potomac quints of
the Knights of Columbus Basket Ball
League have postponed their game
scheduled for tonight. The teams
probably will meet the latter part of
next week. Washington and Spauld-
ing teams. will hold drills tomorrow
morning in Carroll Institute GYM
nasium.
Ycnkees aud Marine Props are to
clash tonight in the Congress Heights
auditorium. Play will start at $50
O'Clock. Teams desiring to book
games with the Marine Preps should
write A. J. Shaffer, 900 14th street. or
telephone Main 2416.
The Yosemites, who defeated the
Elliotts % to 81 last night, want
games. Teams in the 105-pound divi-
sion ready for action should telephone
Lincoln 2115.
BirthriEht,s spectacular tosses help
ed Columbia Athletic Club to 42-to-
90 victory over the Linworths. The
forward Gagged fourteen court goals.
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INDEPENDENT FOOT BALL

The stonewslI Midgets harded
Newton Athletic Club 2O-to-6
trouncing yesterday. LOTUS. Hunter
McGrue and Dozendorf played well for
the winners ~. go
Columbia MldEets and Henry Buds
played to a 60 tie, Enright starred
for the Midgets. while Kimble did
the best playing for the Buds.
Ontario Athletic. Club pointed the
way to the .Fairmont Indians in an
1S-to-0 encounter All the scoring
occurred, In the second half
The Cleveland Juniors ran rough
shod over the Eagles in Soto G
battle. A fumbled ball gave the
Eagles their scoring chance.
'Corinthian Athletic Club vanouished
the Rugby team. to o. Margolis ran
sixty. yards to the touchdown.
Dodge Athletic Club took the meas.
ure OF the Central MidEets in a T.
too game. 1t was the first victory az
the season for Dodge.
Truxton Athletic Club wants a game
Tomorrow with, some 14O-pound
eleven. Teams interested should tele-
phone e. w. FIester at Main $3.50.
:; Kat Athletic Club scratched it's way
to, a alto 0 win. over the Bulldogs.
The visitors made long gains around
the opposing ends.
Evening star., 1920-11-27

Almost overnight. the city became
the center Of oficialdom in the serv-
ice. Secretary of War Baker and
Secretary Of the Navy Danie,s headed
the rival factors. Generals, admirals,
ali the way down to plain buck pri-
Yates and gobs. thronged hotel loo-'
b,es. smart clubs and other gather
ing places Diplomatic Washington
sent it's quota of representatives. ara
the society OF the country was out III
force. One of the ticket holders was
8 DISTINGUISHED French general-Rcb-
ert Georges Nivelle. the savior OF
Verdun." Gen. Pershing was box
holder.
Bring Bands and Mnscots.
The future generals and admirals
Of the nation-the gray-clad cadets
from up the Hudson and the trim
middies in blue from Maryland. came
to town in special trains. headed by
their bands and mascots-the mule
and goat, respectively.
Rustling New York. struck by the
brilliant pre-game spectacule, caught
something of the spirit of the tradi-
fions involved in this classic contest.
and the colors of the rival academies
were everywhere to be seen in the
hotel and theatrical districts. Ticket
holders went to tn" Polo Grounds
early to see the impressive march
around the field by the student bodies
of the institutions.
The opposing teams Were kept in
comparative seclusion during the
morning hours. Both Coach Bob Fol
well of the Navy and Maj. Charles
Daily of the Army expressed conf
dence in n-:victory on behalf Of their
teams To impartial observers the
eleyens seemed to be fairly evenly
matched. with the Navy ruling II
Evening star., 1920-11-27
BAT NELSON SUES KIN
Former Boxer Declares Brothers
and Sisters Have No Right to
Share Fathers Estate.

CHICAGO. November 27-Propertv
valued at $150,00o. which Oscar (Bat-
tling) Nelson says he earned in the
ring from 1900 to 1912. is at stake in
q suit on file in superior court today
ty the former lightweight boxer to
restrain his brothers and sisters from
interfering with! his control Of the
property. -. 49, 49,.
Nelson's suit declares that the es-
tate left to him by his father was en-
tirely his own. and that he turned 1t
over to his father during the latter's
lifetime to be managed for him. The
fathers will left it all to Bat" and
the suit states that brothers and sis
ters are seeking share in the es-
tate.
NEW YORK. November 27.-Three
good preliminaries to the Leonard
yelling go were fought at Madison
Square Garden last night.
In the opening bout Of six rounds
Harvey Bright, Brooklyn feather
weight, was given the decision over
Jimmy Powers. Hoboken.
jeff Duffy. Chicago middleweight.
lost the decision in ten-round bout
with Frank Mcclure Of Williamsport.
Pa Duffey weighed l64H pounds
and Mcclure 1861.
Panama Joe" Cans. negro middle
weight champion. knocked out George
Christian of California in the third
round of a scheduled ten-round semi
final bout Cans weighed $50 pounds
and Christian 1oS.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November 27.-
Kid Norfolk of this city outclassed
Jeff Clarke OF Joplin. Mo-. in a twelve
round bout here last night Norfolk's
foot work was splendid and his dodg-
ing bordered on the sensational.
WORCESTER. Mass. November
ANDY Clancy Of Baltimore won the
referees decision over Freddy Jacks
of England in a ten-round bout here
last night Chaney badly battered
Jacks about the body.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
KUMAGAE is RATED BEST
METROPOLITAN NETMAN

NEW YORK, November 27-Ichiya
Kumsgae. New York's famous Jap
anese lawn tennis player. yesterday
received official recognition as the
foremost player of 1920 in the metro
,olitan district. when the ranking COM
mittee of the Metropolitan Association
it's labors in connection
with the placing of the first ten. The
ranking: 1. Ichiya Kumagae; 2. s.
Howard Voshell; 3, Watson NJ Wash
burn: 4. Harold A. Throckmorton: 5,
Francis T. Hunter; 6. Dean Mathey;
Z. Willard H. Botsford; s, Fred c. An
derson; 3. Frank T. Anderson; 10, Sell
chiro kashio.
Evening star., 1920-11-27

PASADENA. Calf. November 27--
Ohio State and the University Of Cali
fornia are the teams that will fight it
ont In the annual east vs.. west foot ball
classic here on New Year day.
CLEVELAND, November 27.-Foot
baH elevens of East Tech and West
Tech meet here today. Not only Is the
scholastic championship OF Cleveland
involved but the winner probably viii
meet the Haverhill. Mass. High School
eleven here December 4.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. November 81
Notre Danes foot ball team has dis
banded and no post-season games VIII
be played.
CHICAGO, November 27.-Eeceipts
az the four foot ball games at North
western University this season totaled
$se.oo0. an increase OF .aS 1-3. per cent
over 1913. a...
CLEVELAND. November -27.-Univer-
aitv of Alabama will oppose Case
school In foot ball hero today. Ala
hma finished the regular 1920 cam
paign with only ono defeat. losing II
% Il to Georgia
SEATTLE. November GA chal-
lenge from the 3rd Division foot
bali team of Camp Pike Ark. for a
New Year game with tho fth
Evening star., 1920-11-27

While the cheering and the booins
was at its height several husky police
men advanced TO the ring steps and
shooed the crowd away from the ref
cree. who, however, stayed in the RIM:
until II seemed quite safe to go to his
dressing room.
Haukop: did the only possible thing
in stopping the fight when he did Tho
ther wallops from Benny's furnishing
fists might have inflicted dangerous in
jury. Throughout the fight WellinG
didn't show much ability to get 10
Leonard, but he had A nifty defense.
stepping inside of Leonard's hardest
or arms. There were lot he didn't
stop. but these he accepted gameiy.
starts Fading In ThIpteenth.
Up to and Including the twelfth round
there was every indication that he would
go the limit. But in the thirteenth
Benny shot a left to Weilings chin, fol-
lowing it UP in his well known ons-two
style with a right to the point OF the
jaw. Down went Johnny. He arose but
could not cover UP. Down he went
again. -Four times he hit the canvas.
AS the bell sounded he was staggering
all over the ring. wellnigh helpless.
At the start Of the fourteenth Leonard
got to his jaw again. With Weliils
staggering and reeling the referee
what he should have done. AS ths
lighters left the ring the cheers which
the Chicagoan got for his gaIneness *
ceeted in volume the applause that tas
champion received.
1t was an oid-time fight night i
New York. Madison Square Ga
den. where so many important fist.c
events have been decided. was be-
sieged by line of ticket buyers. who
stood four deep as early as o'clock
In the evening. Shortly before 8
the bulk of. the crowd began to
arrive. II was an extremely well
dressed outpoufing. great many OF
whom came in taxicabs or motor cars.
Almost every one Of whom New York.
ers have heard was in the garden,
prominent politicians. lawyers. actors,
professional ball players, race track
magnates. business men, Army and
Navy officers. etc. esy
Scalpers Resp Harvest.
Spectators did 1and-ofIice busi-
ness. These creatures. who fasien
themselves Hike parasites upon the
public demand for seats at anything
from music comedy to an east side
wrestling bou t; did not go about their
business with usual, caution. They
had dozens of booths with faring
signs where IS seats could be pur-
chased =. for $40 and s1e seats for $40
Among well known persons picked
out among the crowd Of 1900 were
Senator Elkins OF West Virginia.:
Charley Chaplin, Sheriff Knott. Jacob
Robert Hiifiard. Ralph Ince,
Senator Walker. who framed tho New
York boxing bill: State Senator Marty
McCue, who used to be prize6ghtef
himself; Fire Commissioner. brennan.
Eddie Cantor, the actor Philadelphia
Jack 0,Brien. Jack Dempsey. Jack
Kearns and q raft Of lesser pusiitsts.
Ban johnson says Ne Is going to see
Judge, Landis and advocate a, strict
running down of all gamblers con-
nected with the national game. He
added that Judge Landisf would ba
at the information he puts
into his hands. Maybe he will. II
Ban knows so much one wonders why
he has held on to it so long. He
might long ago have placed It where
it would do a lot Of good. Still, better
le.e than never. Ban.
- Copyright. 1900
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Receipts Set q Record
For Lixhtweixht Fight

NEW YORK, November IT,
The receipts for the Leonard-
WellinG bout last night. esti-
mated S1Oo, 900. set a new record
for the "gate" at lightweight
bouts. The previous high mark
was 460.7l5, taken In at the
Gans-Nels0n bout at GoldAeld in
1908. The third largest receipts.
S4S.311, were recorded at the
Nelson-Britt affair, In Colma, in
1904.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
IDAHO CREW WINS.
TO Represent Coast in InterAeet
Racing Cutter Contests,

SAN FRANCISCO. November 81
The racing cutter crew Of the battle
ship Idaho was today In possession Of
the Olympic Club challenge cup and
its accompanying right to represent
the Pacific fleet in the coming inter-
feet contests. The Idaho gobs sent
their cutter over the finish line Of a
three-mile course on San Francisco
bay yesterday half length ahead OF
the crew from the u. S. s. Arkansas.
displacing the cup holders OF the y. s.
S. Mississippi. -
p The novelty punt. race, shovels used
for oars, was won by the Wyoming
crew, and the engineers from the Mis-
.sissippi won the engineers whale boat
contest.
Evening star., 1920-11-27

to 10 favorite among the betting gen.
try.
4 victory for the Annapolis players
will even up the standing of the two
academies, for of the 22 games played
the Army has won IL and the Navy
10. with one game ending in to 8
tie.
Statistics of the rival teams show
that Army has the advantage in
weight from every angle. The team
average of the Cadets is 1T 2-11
pounds. against Navy's 172 2-11. The
average of Arny's line is 1856 81. as
compared to Nays 1S2 81 pounds.
while the comparison of the backfield
quartet is: Army. 1G0 3-4; Navy. 157.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Deaths Not to HALT Racing.

LOS ANGELES, Calf, November 81
Of accidental death were
issued from the cofoner's onice here
in the cases of Castor Chevrolet and
Eddie ODonnell. automobile race
killed in the 250-mile race on the Los
Angeles Speedway. Of1cials Of the
Speedway expressed deep regret at
the accident, but stated the deathA
would not halt racing events.
Evening star., 1920-11-27

iSSCoIus ioI tHe sedsoH give DosLoi
College the edge. over Georgetown.
The locals have to their credit VIC
tories over Fordham, Yale. Springfield.
Boston University. Tufts and Marietta.
They have recorded 137 points against
their opponents 16.t Yale has been
the only team able to- cross the Hub
goal. Georgetown has amassed 251
points against 102 for its opponents.
but has lost the last three Of its eight
games.
CavenauEh Has Great Team.
Boston's squad is reported to be in
good condition for the engagement.
II this Is. true. Coach scavanaugh will
put on the field one of the best teams
in the east. Fitzpatrick, whose toe
work decided the issue OF last years
game with Georgetown. has been
doing well at dropkicking in practice
since he recovered from the injury
received in the Yale game. Should
Georgetown's defense prove too Stub
born. Fitz again may be called upon TO
defeat the visitors,
Boston Colleges line has been re-
ceiying great deal Of attention in
recent drills. 1t has a good charge.
has been just the opposite with the
backfield. Powerful in supporting
their forwards against attack of op-
ponents. the ball-carrying quartets so
far used have lacked offensive drive.
Determined to keep their slate clean
for this year, the players have been
striving for more teamwork. Today's
game will test their efficiency in this
respect. . v>:,,. =
/ Jack Heaphy. who once played with
GEORGETOWN teams, may not start at
center against the Blue and Gray.
His knee, which, was injured In an
automobile accident last week. was
again badly bruised in the Marietta
game. Treat has been shifted from
left tackle to center, and Mullen has
returned to the line. Today's game
will be the first for Mullen since he
was hurt in the contest with Tufts.
With the return of Gus .Malley. to
regular duty. Georgetown is expect
former Boston Latin School player,
who has been out. of the last three
Evening star., 1920-11-27
pURYEAR rs BARRED.
Maryland Boxing Commission Re
fuses Permit for Bantam.

BALTIMORE. November 27-The
state athletic commission has refused
to permit Earl Puryear of Tulsa.
Okla. bantanweight boxer. to meet
sammy Sandow of Cincinnati in their
scheduled bout here next Friday
night. e..
The commission decreed today that
II recognized the ruling OF the New
York boxing commission in barring
Puryear because Of his failure to-
meet Charley Beecher before a New
York club a few nights ago. accord
ing to his contract.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
NAVY ENTERS CONTEST
FAVORITE OVER ARMY
Neutral New York Host to Thousands of In
: tensely Partisan Supporters of Annapolis
Blue and West Point Gray.

YORK, November 2he loot ball supremacy the United
Navy stake today the twenty third
from West Point and Annapolis.
neutral thousands of intensely
supporters the Navy blue Nearly $4,000
Comparatively
ahr1Ous
Evening star., 1920-11-27

games, was picked by all sport writ
ers here in 1918 for BostoYi's all
scholastic eleven. With Gus carry
ing the ball behind the usual 'Tcxen-
dine Interference Boston College
players will have their hands full
stopping him.
Jimmy Sullivan another greater
Boston scholastic star. will start at
quarterback for Georgetown Cronin.
who also played high school foot bali
here. will be the Blue and Gray full
back. Jack Flavin. the Portland, Me-,
flash. will complete the backfield.
These players are veterans and will
command a deal of respect from the
Hub combination.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
STOPS JOHNNY WELLNG
IN FOURTEENTH ROUND
Lightweight Champion Scores Technical Knock
out When Referee Ends Bout to Save
Helpless Chicago Pugilist.
BY -FAIRPLAY.'

EW YORK, November 27 Johnny Yelling the Chicago pugist,
had just little bit his gone the
hfteenround Benny
Madison Square Garden last night But he
AT least the referee Johnny Haukopf thought
raised when the
as though he much interested the other
Evening star., 1920-11-27
PIPE HOSPITAL,

oenuins Imported Amber and 1ssesahsun
- t 4ipeS a.
Domestic, French AID italian Briar Pfpes
! Most ressenahle prices In the ctty ,.
Ivory and other .high-grads cigarette hsldsrs
Pipe rspsifsr to the best smsksFs
Dofanx, 9lZ Z Street NV. =
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Vaughn Not to Prosecute.

KENOSHA: Wis, November 81
James (Hippo)' Vaughn. star pitcher
for the Chicago National League base
bali club. has refused to prosecute his
father-in-law, Harry De Bolt. who
stabbed him in q recent AFFAIR, accord
ing to Owen OHare. chief Of police Of
this city.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Last Of Famous Crew Dies.

ST. JOHN. n. B.. November 27.-
Elijah Ross. last survivor of the st:
John crew which won many national
and international four-oared races in
the sixties and seventies of the last
century, is dead here at the age of
seventy-five.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Harvard in Hockey League.

PHILADELPHIA. November 27.-
Word has been received here that
Harvard will. be a member of the in
tercollegiate hockey league. Other
members OF the league are Pennsyl-
vania. Princeton. Yale, Cornell and
Dartmouth.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Tough, Game for Navy Yard.

Reinforced by players recently drafted
from college ranks, Ewing Athletic Club
Of Philadelphia should be well prepared
to give Navy Yard sturdy battle on
the American League Park gridiron to-
morrow afternoon. The teams will start
nlay at o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
G. u. SEES EVEN CHANCE
IN CLASH WITH BOSTON

n OSTON November
stricken by the of facing Boston Colleges unbeaten
ball Braves Field this afternoon Despite
slump meeting
somewhat cocky today and
The
hurl the and really expecting the grid
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Dunbar High Eleven Wins.

Slaughter's sensational line thrllsts
and end RUNS gave Dunbar High School
13-to-0 victory over Armstrong High
Schools eleven yesterday in the game
for the colored scholastic foot bali
championship. Slaughter scored both
touchdowns
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Mohawks to Play Rex A. C.

Mohawk Athletic Clubs light eleven is
expected tocplay brilliant open game
when it encounters Rex Athletic Club at
Union Park tomorrow afternoon at 8
O. o'clock. The Indians have devoted much
time to perfecting an overhead attack.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Harness Horsemen to Meet

PHILADELPHIA. November 81
The annual convention Of the grand
circuit stewards will be held in this
city on January 10 and II. Allotfng
Of dates for the 1921 season, election
of officers and other important mat
ters will be disposed Of at the con-
vention.
Evening star., 1920-11-27

Saxton Athletic Club is looking for
engagements with 1I0-pound teams.
Send challenges to G. Kerr. 3241
Prospect avenue.
Evening star., 1920-11-27
D. c. Cue Tourney Starts Monday

Walter Asay and Shad Tolson will be
opponents Monday night IN the opening
match Of the annual pocket billiard
tournament for the championship of the
District. Play will be at Grand Central
Palace, starting at O'Clock
Evening star., 1920-11-27
Yale Nine Seeking Camp.

MACON. Ga. November 27-Capt.
j.. w. Peters of the Yale base ball
team and Trainer Walter Pace are
here looking for a spring training
camp. -
Evening star., 1920-11-27

Copyright, 1920. BY b. o. Fisher. Trade mark
registered o. 8. Pat OH
Evening star., 1920-11-27
How Service Machines
Were Expected to Start

NEW YORK, November IL
The probable lineup for the
Army-Navy game today was an
uaunHed ma fnllAXESs
Evening star., 1920-11-27

ArTLE. November e7.--A chal-
from the .3rd Division foot
team of Camp Pike, Ark. for a
Year game with the fth
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-05-14

tive. venturesolne. And IT'S q quail
ity that sometimes makes heroes, Mr.,
Cullen. Would you have cali
ed him braveT
SIN not sure OF that. sir. +"
~ would" said Angela. II would I"
"Foolhardy. often. But brave :"
"Walt. thenl" said Hilliard, notion
Ing. He was transfixed by the vision
of Angela Cullen. who had started up
In passionate defense of an old-time
playmate; her cheeks were flushed. her
eyes were shining, she was ineffably
appealing In her fearless grief and In
her loyalty. For the first time, Hill
lard could see how the passing years
had brought out the woman In her !;
he could see, under the dazzling light
of the porch lamp, what an adorable
champion he had left behind him. Her
vehemence thrilled him; his own
cheeks Redeemed, and his heart was
abruptly quickened at the sight Of
her at the same time that 1t CONCEAL.
ed from her fathers estimate. you
know" he said, that bravery under
fire has peculiar reward. It's call
ed citation. In orders. You think
that Morgan wasn't brave, Mr.. Cullen.
But there's proof. A proof that even
you must recognize" He tempered
his voice. "For here" he said, whip
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-05-14

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Il Is natures great helper in relieving
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A sworn statement Of purity Is with
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II you need a medicine. you should
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However. IL you wish first to try this
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-05-14
Lame-Back and Liver Trouble

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taken DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
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II took Golden Medical Discovery and IL
helped me so started for home, which was
in Grand Ledge, Mich. l have taken DR..
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vial of Pellets and before had taken half
my backache left me and haven't felt any
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II recommended the Prescription to my
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II know DR.. Pierce's medicines are all
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