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The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
Bunts and Bingles

Futures in saliva pitching are
very dry. Remember only a few
years ago Pittsburg paid $22.5o1 for
Marty O'Toole. the highest price
ever paid Tor a ballplsycr at that
time. and all Marty mad was a
splitter.
Connie Mack has bunch Of
youngsters at Lake Charles. There
really isn't enough veteran material
to hold the young fellows down.
Mack isn't expecting to win a PEN
nant this year. but he does expect
to get out of last place. He's rlay-
ing the gene with a young team
and II will be interesting; to watch
his boys and the more mature Rick
IItes In their twelve game series
At Brownsville.
~ last they have found Jnc weak
ness of the Yankees. It's behind
the bat. In the annals OF :ke Eamc
no team ever won pennant with
out a first-class backstop, with the
exception of Brooklyn in 1916.
While the righthanded pitch
ers are struggling along trying to
get by without serving those freaky
deliveries the southpaws are going
right ahead in their normal style
unharmed by the new pitching
rules
Pris Speaker is one big league
pilot who does not concede the pen
nant to the New York Yankees
Furthermore. he thinks the Indians
viii have the most trouble with the
Detroit Tigers and the st. Louis
Browns.
The mighty cigarmaker of Boston
and the demon golfer has struck
out. recruit pitcher by the name
OF Mario de jFitalis slipped a dark
one to Babe Ruth after the fence
buster had shivered a pair of fouls
or his delivery.
In case California is so full OF
tourists next spring that Mitchell
can't find sleeping quarters for the
chicago Cubs on mainland IL has
been suggested by Squire wrieley
That they do their training over on
Catalina Island.
Jack Coombs may prove to be tbe
smelling salts for the Detroi,
Iigers. He Is coaching the pitch.
ers and IL the Jennings squad could
get winning staff of moundsmer
they might be due to get on the
band wagon again.
McGraw will have to do a "I,utba,
Burbank"-develop his own lemons
hal Chase may change himse,,
INTO the personality of Frank Mar,
riwell for the convenience of screen
managers. A motion picture cor,
Germ has announced that Hal ma,
pc FRANK in more than 600 storie,
OF the famous Merriwell series.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
KNICKERS READY -.
TO ARRANGE GAMES

To all appearances one of, the
strongest baseball mines that ever
represented the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club will shortly be placed on
the diamond. A wealth of 'promis-
ing material is to be had by the
Georgetown club and they should be
able to, whip into shape a combani-
ton that will compare favorably
with any of the strongest independ-
ent organizations.
At a recent meeting of the club
Carroll DAILY was elected manager,
while. Earl CAN'T. was chosen cap
tain.
The former has called practice
beginning Sunday. March 81, at the
Olympia field, Thirty-fifth and Wis
consin avenue. and all candidates
are requested to report.
the clubmen's schedule Is now
being arranged and any team wish
ing games should communicate
with Carroll Daily. at the club
headquarters, 3142 p street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
HAVANA ENTRIES.

First Raee-Six furlongs: Picker
and Stealer. 8; Hollyhock, 101;
'Vadabelle, 107; passion. 1OT; 'Gol-
den Red. 103; Frederick Miller, 10y
Native Soil, 109; Naomi Walton, 1l2.
Second Race-Six furlongs: 'R.
Lester. 102; Bonnie Bird, los: 'Min-
eral, los: Scuba, los: MARY Fitz-
hugh. 1O5: 'Steve, 107; Director
James. 107; Hot Foot. 110; Queen
Gaffney. l10.
Third Race-Five and one-half
furlongs: Pomerene, log; Skeerface
los: Arthur Middleton. 1o9: Byrne
III: Phedoden. 112: Sister Susie,
1l2; Nepe, ia.
Fourth Race-one mile: 'Rocka-
rec, SO: 'Perseus, 109; Cafeteria,
los: 'Br'er Fox, los; sea Be1ch,
109; 'Flash of Steel. 100: Lackr6se
ia: MudsiIl, ia.
Fifth Race-Mile and fifty yards
a-War Spirit, 81; a-Surplice, 102
Tufter, 102: Scotch Verdict. 100; Nc
Lawn, 101; Major Domo. 105; Peas
ant, 103; Iolite. 105; Hubbub. 1O9
Kiku, 1O7. a-Spence-Thraves Entry
Sixth Race-One mile: "Red Will.
lam. 105; 'Zinnia, 1O7: Fortunes
Favor, los; 'wilI Soon, 1O9: 'Royat
1os; royalty. 109; Eda Hermann
112; The Snob, ia.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
HAVANA RESULTS.

First Raee-May Maulsby, 1O4
(Chiavetta), 5 to 1. : to / and even;
Unwise Child, 1o1 CTryon). Z to 5
and to 10; ROUNDED, los (Pickens),
TO S. Time. 1:01. Lady Ivan, Drift
field. Sayeth and Sureget also ran.
Second Rnce-Mike Dixon, lo3
(Brown), 10 to /. to and 2 to /;
Encore. los (Wilson). to 5 and
4 to 5: Blanchita. 102 CGargan), ;
to 5. Time. 1:03 3-5. Baby Bonds.
Allah, Bunice, Betterton an6 Little
Nephew also ran.
Third Rnce-Bardora. los Cwil-
son), even. ] to 2 and to 4; Little
One, 1O1 (Brown). s to 5 and 4 TO 8:
Incinerator. 100 (Fletcher). 4 to 5.
Time. 1:13 25. Small Stone, MAY
Craig. Drusilla. Major Bradley. Spec
tacular Girl and PunctuaI also ran.
Fourth Race-Sirocco. 113 CPick-
ens). s to 5, to and out: Ina
Frank. 116 (Chiavetta). 4 to and
out; Different Eyes, 1l0 (Tryonl.
out Time. 1:o6. Mayor House and
Marse John also ran.
Fifth Race-Solid Rock, 109 CWil-
son). 4 to /. s to 5 and out: Great
Gull. 10S (Mountain). even and out.
Bucknail, 106 Lux), out. Time.
1852 AS. Lucky Pearl. and Little
Nearer also ran.
sixth Racc-Harlock. los (Atkin-
, SOM, 4 to 1. s to and 4 to 5: 20
diac. 106 (Brown), Z to 5 and Z to
10: Zoie. 90 CChiavetta). l to ..
Time, 1S1-5. Tokalon March,
White Crown. Wild Thyme, The
Cleaner and Slippery Silver also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
Carload of Horses
Ariue at Bowie
For Spring Meet

Baltimore, Md, March IA car
load of seventeen thoroughbreds ar
rived at Bowie track today from
New Orleans, every horse in the car
ready for the colors. G. r. Bryson,
George MeSweeney. Philip Leydeck-
er. T. +. Borman, George Peterson
and Archie thinner were the own
ers of the lot in today's car. Bryson,
who sold little Vida. one Of the
jockey developments of the New Or
leans winter meetings, to c. w.
Clark for service on the Kentucky
tracks. will depend on two appren-
tices this spring. Celtic. Indian
Chant, Oh Yes and Epcrinite are the
most formidable of the horses lie
will have ready for the Southern
Maryland Agricultural Associations
spring meeting which will begin on
April /. to run fourteen days. En-
crinite is rather a promising 3-year-
old. a recruit from the John San
ford stable of last year. Celtic Is IA
good distance running daughter of
Celt and Toots. She is an own sis
ter of Cinderella and Jack o. Spades
and a half sister of Sea Pirate ana
King Neptune.
Poultney. which was rather a use
full sprinter at New Orleans. Is Nc
Sweeney's ace and Fleer and Jiffy,
3-year-olds, the former by Astrono-
mer, the latter by Marathon, are the
stars of the Leydecker menage.
Fleer is an exceptionally smart per-
former on slow track and the
deep cushion at Bowie makes the
going slow pretty much all the time.
Fleer won five or six races at New
Orleans. He Is a chestnut gelding,
not SO good as Bullet Proof. but
better than the average platter.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18

| CLASSY Louisiana Derby Goes
To Harry f. .NIhitneys Damask

New Orleans. March Hilary
Payne whitney's Damask was the
winner of the $1,000 Louisiana
derby at Jefferson Park this after
noon. An odds-on-choice of the
strongest type. his victory was in
dicated by the quotation on tap
against him. Bullet Proof was
second and Breadman third.
Damask VIII in all probability be
the principal Whitney color bearer
in the Kentucky derby. the $4,000
feature to be decided at Churchill
Downs a couple Of months hence.
This is probably the most improved
colt in the 3-year-old division and,
while he went into winter quarters
with a fair sort of renown, II was
not until the racing at New Or
leans that-he forced his way into
racing limelight The summary:
First Race-Marasmus, ia (Rod-
riguez). IL to 10. 1 to 3, out; Madras
Gingham, 80 (Kennedy), 2 to 1, 4 to
5; Subahdar. ia (Myers), / to 4.
Time. 1:13 as. Sister Helene and
Humma also ran.
!. Second Race-Redland. 1l2 (Ken-
nedy). 3 to 2, 2 to 5. out; Converse,
Ill (wida). 1 to 2, ont; Ettahe, I06
IWhittington), Z to 10. Time. I13 35.
Big Idea, Silvey Shapiro and She
Devil also ran.
Third Raee-Tattle. III (Erick-
son). 5 to 2, / to 1. to s.; Talisman,
81 (Wfda), to s, to s: Cormoran.
102 SKing), 4 to 1. Time. 1907. Col
Murphy, Precious Pearl. Sandy Mac,
DO D.@
Fox's Choice and High Voltage also
ran.
Fourth Race Sun God. 110
tWhittington). 1 to i, to 3. out:
Franklin. los (Kennedy), 3 to S, 1
to 3; Bar One, 100 (RodriguezJ, 4
to s. Time-1:45 As. Napthalius,
Kimpalong and Scourgeman also
ran.
Fifth Race-Damask, I16 Gam
brose), 1 to 3, out, out; Bullet
Proof. 11S (Coltfletti). 6 to S, 2 to S;
Breadman, lis Cwillis), z to 10.
Time-1:51 As. Allivan, Kings
Champion and st. Germain also ran.
Sixth Rac-Ipdian Chant, III
: CWida), 2 to /, 6 to S, to S; Chick
Barkley, 112 (Rodriguez), 8 to 5. !
to 10; Brynlimah, 107 (Kennedy),
to 5. Time-1:46. Tit-for-Tat,
Say When, Verify, Bethel Hill, Miss
Sterling. Contestant. Ornery, ,Cadil-
lac and Little String also ran.
Seventh Race Brickley, l07
| Ckennedy). 80 to /, IL to !, 6 to 1;
Yorkist. 104 CMyers), to 1. ? to /:
Pas de Chance. 107 (Romanelli), s
to 5. Time-1:45 Is. Midia,
triumphant, Starter, Will Do, Arch
Plotter, Corson and Bond also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
Short Sports

I scan the papers every night,
Await with eager eyes
That oldest baseball masterpiece
"Ty Cobb has lost his eyes"
i've searched The sport sheet. every
To find the story zipping-
Poor Walter johnson can't make
This year; he's really slipping"
What causes both these deficits,
There is no lack of Jack
The sport eds wages have been
raised,
But is he going backr"
But even II, the sport writer's are
shy in telling the good old stories
all over again. Joe Stecher Is still
throwing ALI Gazook at Podunk and
getting his name in the papers.
Which proves that Jack Curley
certainly isn't going back.
Cards, Giants, Browns and Sox
are oiiing up in Texas.
The guy who wrote. you can't
have the key to my cellar" wasn't
thinking of Mack. Mack would give
his away for song any time.
Il haven't been thrown in three
years" said the wrestler. proudly
Exhibiting his massive muscles.
HIM" replied the other wrestler.
81 can't give You match then. You
apparently do not belong TO the
wrestlers' union"
They're bound to change football
some more. Coach Zuppke. of Illi-
nois. wants the rules changed so
that when a team arrives at the
l0-yard mark II scores one. then an
other point at the 5-yard mark and
three when they cross the goal line.
Under that system Of playing the
only yell the rooters would have to
learn would be Hold 'em Siwash."
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18

10 get enough money 10 come nome.
In the second. Director James
hasn't q thing to beat and Is a fair
sort at times. Bonnie Bird. by the
way. has worked fairly well. Steve
about holdsa the balance safe.
Arthur Middleton has the foot of
the party in the second and may
win IL they hoist the anchor. He
has to have a strong boy in the
coop for his best efforts. Sister
Susie will probably rule favorite
at the track and is the cne to beat.
Nepe will be knocking at the door.
Perseus used to be a race horse
about four years ago and maybe
hasn't forgotten how to gallop. This
is a nickel nag but he has a chance.
Seabeach and Rockaree may fool
their respective stable connections
by coming to life and finishing in
side the money. The balance OF the
field aren't worth a plugged nickel.
Theresa Fair has a smattering of
class in the fifth. The affair seems
to lay between the Spence Thraves
entry and KIku, and l sort of fancy
the chances of the latter slightly
| best. lolite will go well. The last
will bring out viii Soon. a horse
that has been whispered around in
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
Siuer Springs in
Good Condition
For Bowies Meet

Baltimore. March, 1.-THE smart
est thoroughbred In the string Will
lam A. BurtscheIl is bringing from
New Orleans to Bowie for the
Southern Maryland Jackey Clubs
session of spring racing Is q colt by
celt called Silver Springs. bred by
J. w. Bean. OF Washington. at Rich
ard F. carman's Carmandale farm In
Montgomery County. Maryland. MT.
Bean named this youngster after the
nearest postoffice to Carmandale.
Burtscheu has Silver Springs in first
rate condition. Burtschell has At
campaigners of mature age in MID
night Sun. Fort Bliss and Capital
City. Siesta, also, was in winning
form in the South and there Is no
\ sason for suspecting that BE may
have become stale. Fort Bliss, a
winner in Maryland last fall. is as
fresh and fast as he was when he
left these parts for the South.
Clarence Buxton's. seasoned CAM
paigners pointing for Bowie are old
Sasin. War Mask. Ira Wilson and
Heroisme, the last named being one
VI lhS uCsi oSNciOpnenIS OF winter
racing. Heroisme beat smart per-
formers at New Orleans. Ira Will
son. a 2-year-old winner last season,
Is a bay son of Ormondale and Blue
Stocking that ought to hold his own
with the best second and third rat
ers about this spring. He is not a
top notcher, however. He has been
something of a disappointment ]
Williams will ride for Buxton In
Maryland this spring. Happy Bux-
ton. Clarence's brother. has gone tc
New York
Silas Veitch. who put in the cold
months at Laurel Park, expects to
have the jumpers Bob Redfeld
Town Hall and Genevieve B. ready
for some fat racing at Bowie and
Havre de Grace. Veitch is pointing
these fencers. two of which-Towr
Hall and Bob Redfield-are success
full veterans, for Pimlico chasing
He wants to get some seasoning
races under their several belts ahead
Of the Maryland Jockey Clubs
spring meeting, which will take ur
the first seventeen days of May
Genevieve B.. a good dist<hce run
ming platter, is green. She won sew
eral times at Bowie last spring fol
Frank Frisbie. Veitch has her high
in flesh.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
Scraps Of Scrappers

The proposed Willie Jackson
Ritchie Mitchell bout has been set
back to March 20 at Milwaukee.
Willie Lewis. the oldtime fighter
who has recovered from his recent
attack by hold-up men. has taken
the management of Abe Gofdstein
who sprang into fame by knock
ing out Art Ziemer. Johnny Kill
bane's sparring partner.
Walter Laurette. the New York
145-pound fighter who recently
made a successful return to the
ring after three months layoff. Is
matched to fight Chief Halftone, OF
Buffalo. for eight rounds Mt the
Bayonne A. A. on March 90, and
Gene Brosseau. the Canadian
champion, for 10 rounds at Mon
treal. Canada, on March %
Johnny Murray. the crack
feather-weight. who sprained his
right ankle by slipping on the Ice
several weeks ago. will start train
ing In a few weeks. His physician
has removed the plaster cast. and
he has notified Murray that he
can start to do some boxing again
In two weeks.
Eddie Fitzsimmons. who beat
Johnny sheppard. the English
lightweight, SO badly in recent
bout at the Detroit Boxing Club
received $1,000 for his end Shep-
pard drew down guarantee oi
$3.50. Sheppard fights Willie
jackson six rounds.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18


AIvarez shows Class
Opposed to Courtney and Shaw
was Alvarez. pitcher for Tampa in
the Florida State League, The
young Cuban pitched the entire
game and up to the fifth inning the
going was easy. Wildness late in
the game got him into several bad
holes which was responsible for his
narrow escape
Errors in the infield and Milan's
bobbie In left were disastrous for the
Nationals, as three runs were the
direct result of misplays. Shannon
threw wild to Ellarbe at second,
spelling what would have been
double pla.-. retiring the side in the
seventh. The Cubans afterward
scored two runs.
The fourth game of the series
viii be played tomorrow. Engie
arm is rounding into condition and
he may be called upon to pitch two
or three innings. What other
pitchers Grin will name was un-
known tonight, as the manager was
in st. Petersburg with Altrock's
team. which played Indianapolis
this afternoon.
Everything is ready for the open
ing of the long series with Cincin-
natl here next Tuesday. Another
game will be played Monday be-
tween the Nationals and the Tampa
club, following the Havana series.
The pitchers are rounding into
shape rapidly. so some mid-season
performances are expected when the
Reds and Nationals get together.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
GOVERNMENT CLERKS
WILL MEET AGAIN

= A meeting was held at SHaldinS
sporting goods store last night 20
arrange plans for the organization
of the Departmental League. this
season. President Wright opened
the meeting. but as there were few
members present. he decided to post
pone the election of officers until the
next meeting which will be held
Wednesday. March "a.
President Wright appointed a
committee Of three to provide by
laws for the league. The managers
present were: Seyfarth, Department
of Commerce: Neuman. Naval Hos
pital: Fenton. Postoffice Depart
ment; Brown, Government Printing
Office; Martin, Treasury Depart
ment; Leary, War Risk Insurance.
and O'Brien, Finance Service.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
White Sox Team
Is Crippled By
Holdout Players

Chicago. March 1.-THE White
Sox hold-outs have the team shot
to pieces and Owner Comiskey is
on the way to California to see
what can be done. The whole in-
field. except Eddie Collins. has re-
fused to report for training. Kid
Gleason has nothing but a bunch
OF rockies at Waco.
Gandil. Weaver. Risberg and Nc
MuHin are missing. Weaver has
a three-year contract, but refuses
to live up to it and wants to be
traded 10 New York. where he says
he can get the money he desires.
Gandil. Risberg and McMullin, who
was utility outfielder. want more
money. All are in California. Ci-
cote and jackson are said to have
signed.
The Cubs are in a fix over the
development of a rupture by Her
zog. He may not be able to play
his game again. He will try him.
self out Wednesday in a contest
against Los Angeles. II he learns
he is unable to give a good ac-
count of himself he will go to the
hospital Thursday morning for an
operation. That has been decided
upon by Herzog and Manager
Mitchell. That will keep him out
for two months.
My career may come to a close
before this season ends" said Her
zog today in Los Angeles.
They soon may be counting me
out because l have always said that
when l am unable to play accord
ing to the skill have shown in
the last six or seven years
would resign rather than go along
to kid myself and the public. II
after an operation. 1 find ! have
slowed up and cannot regain my
old form. l will not attempt to
play. II will be necessary then fol
the club to find another second
baseman. Baseball has been good
to me. and. of course. l hate tc
get out of il. but / am not going
to bunk anybody by sticking
around when l am through"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
GaHaudet Club
Work Outdoors
In Initial Drill

For the first time, yesterday the
Galiaudet baseball squad. number
ing Sc, was able to work outdoors.
Teddy Hughes has again assumed
the role of coach. and he sent the
men through a short bunting and
fielding practice.
The Kendall Greeners appear to
be hard up in the way for battery
men. Downes. Hartin and Boat
wright are the men who will try
for the box position. but the first
named will not be available until
the first of May, as he has not yet
fully recovered from an attack of
Influenza.
Hartin Is the Kendall Greeners'
hard-hitting outfielder. but, as he
once worked on the mound in his
high school days, IL Is believed
that he will be able to fill a posi-
tion in the outer garden to a better
advantage. Boatwright, new
man who has shown that he pos
sesses- ability with the stick, will
be played in the outfeld when not
slated to pitch. La Fountain, one
of last years men. who held the
hot station down in good style, is
out to make the team as a back
stop this season.
Capt. Wilson, Bouchard. Seipn
and Lain are ioked upon to round
out the infield positions, while
Rebal, Martin. Downes or Boat
wright will fill the outer defense
works.
There are some promising men
among the freshmen class and two
or three of these may be able to
strengthen the existing weak spots
An announcement was made at
Gallaudet last night that two games
with the George Washington Uni
versity team had been scheduled
Both games will be played at the
Kendall Green field. the first to take
place on April IS and the second
on May IS.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
Jim CoMefzower
viii Be Official
For Title Clash

Jimmy Colliehower, an old-timer
of the court game. has been select
ed to referee the basketball game
for the championship of the Dis
trict. between the tAIoysius club
men and the fast Yankee Y. NJ. C..
A. five. which will be held in the
Ryan gymnasium Saturday night.
These two teams have been play
ing wonderful basketball this sea-
son, and one of the best battles
seen on local courts is expected.
In two previous meetings the
Yankees annexed a first victory,
while in the second meeting the
''Y" lads had the trick turned on
them by the North Capitol street
FIVE.
A large crowd of followers of
each team is expected to be an
hand to witness the game which
will start at s o'clock sharp.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
AHrock's Rooks
Defeat Indians
AtSt.P Petersburg

St Petersburg. Fla. March IT,
score of to & Nhnson pitched
here today. and handed Jack Hen
bricks Indians a trimming by q
score of Q to Z. Johnson pitched
part OF the game. his frst appear
ance on the rubber this season.
When he eased up In the fourth.
two runs came over. Zachary re-
lievcd him. and he also took mat
ters easy. The Nationals scored q
tally in the first. and moved ahead
in the sixth when Mayer hit one
out of the lot.
In the eighth the Nationals ham
mered Merrill for fve hits. which
resulted in five runs. Score by in
nings:
R.HE.
Washington ..1oOoo215o-s IL 1
Indianapolis 100 2e0004-4 73
Batteries-Johnson, Zachary. May
er; Murry. Merrill. Gossett.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
Earl Puryear To
Fight in England
After Big Battle

Baltimore, Md. March 17.-Earl
Puryears battle with Sammy San
dow, the crack western bantam.
may be his last in a local arena
this season. Baltimore's latest
star of the roped arena is seriously
considering an offer to box in
England and IL Is believed that he
will accept. for the proposition is
so alluring that IL is not likely
that the former Westerner will let
it slip away from him.
An English sportsman, who does
not care to have his name men
toned, has not only assured Pur-
year "a match in London with
Jimmy Wilde. the fiyweight cham
pion of Great Britain before the
famous National Sporting Club,
but the man. who is endeavoring
TO induce Puryear to cross tie At
lantic. has agreed to arrange the
former Westerner's matches on the
British Isles for IS per cent of his
earnings.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
LEGION POST NINE
WILL BE ORGANIZED

Manager Reichard calls upon
members of the George Washing
ton Post, No. 1, Of the American
Legion, who are interested in base
ball TO send their names to post
headquarters, room $50. Southern
Building. on or before March %. so
as Chairman Donneily of the ath-
Ietic committee can call a special
meeting of the candidates and talk
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18

wise CIRCLES as the Intended medium
of a coup. This looks like the day
for the gang to level down. That's
all.
Most Likely Winners
WILL SOON.
Fail Take n Chance Bet,
KIKU.
Best Pariay;
BONNIE BIRD. SISTER SUSIE
IOLITE TO SHOW.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-18
Bowie Track to Close Unless Bill for Racing 7,
Commission Passes Maryland Legislature

Annapolis. Nd. March 1.-THE
Court Of Appeals today complicated
still further the racing and an
TRACING tangie which has been get
ting more and more involved In the
vcgislature when, through Judge
Thomas, II, filed an opinion definite
iy knocking out racing at the Bowie
race track. ~
The Court of Appeals ruled the
racing law for Prince Georges
County UNCONSTITUTIONAL. The Cir
cult Court formerly had the power
of issuing permits for conducting
race meets within Prince Georges
County and Judge Thomas. ruling
In the Court of Appeals. repealed