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Evening star., 1921-03-19
QUAc QU|NT DOES WELL
Wins "a of 20 Games Played With
Junior Basket Ball Teams.
Pyne Record Scorer.

Quincy Athletic Club. in the field
for the District Junior basket ball
title this season for the first time,
established a creditable record. de-
spite it's failure to win the champion
ship. The Quacs were defeated by
the Epiphany Tigers in two games
of the titular series. losing each con-
test by q single point, but they won
twenty-four Of their twenty-nine en- :
gagements and easily outscored their
opponents.
Among the good teams vanquished
by the Quacs were the Emeralds.
Tech Reserves, Roamers, Emanons,
Olympias and Railroad Administra-
ton. The Quincy scoring machine
ran up a total of 71s points against
145 registered by the opposition.
Quincy ended its season with 25-
to-17 victory over the speedy Berwyn
five.
Paul Pyne, forward, made Dis,
trict Junior record when he Gagged
twenty-one baskets from scrimmage
in the contest with the Business High
School seniors. Bowers, who made
six floor goals in the final match with
Berwyn, was a consistent scorer for
the Quacs. Frye. Smith. Phillips. Hal
ley, Groves, Sweeney and Marsteifo
were other members of the squad
managed by Stewart.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
EVENING PAPER ROLLERS
AHEAD IN TOURNEY RACE

Evening paper representatives are
leading bowlers Of other publications
in the race for the newspaper indi-
vidual duckpin championship, The
Star and Times each having six con-
testants among the final sixteen in
the tournament. The Post has two
entrants remaining in the tourney
and the Herald and Bulletin one each
The third round, concluded yesterday
on the Recreation drives eliminated
several prominent title candidates.
Those who will enter the fourth
round next week and their tourna-
ment totals follow: Dave McCarty
(Star). 1908; Jacob Cromwell (Star),
992; E. F. Cahoon (Times), 991; A.
w. Collier (Bulletin), 979: A. c. Boyd
(Times). 952; John Baum (Star), 945;
B. v. McAlwee (Times). 942: G. Gem
mill (Post), 939; L. Kluge (Star).
93S; w. c. George (Post), 92S; T. Z.
Elicit (star). S21; r. E. Corwin (Star),
920; v. Waple (Times), 91S; C. C. NAL
colin (Times). 915: W. F. Clouser
(Herald), 80: G. J. Curtin (Times),
9OS.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
ROYALTY VIEWS BOXING
King George and Queen Mary and
Other Notables Watch Carpe4tier
and Belgian.

LIVERPOOL, March 19.-King
George, Queen. Mary. the Prince of
Wales. Hugh C. Wallace. American
ambassador to France. and other dis
tinguished guests of the Earl of
Derby, were last night given a repro
duction of the later rounds of the
Carpenter Levinsky' boxing contest,
which was fought in Jersey City last
October. Carpenter appeared with
Leparis, his Belgian sparring part
ners at Knowsley Hall, near here.
where the Earl of Derby is entertain
ing a house party for a few days.
The two men entered a sixteen-foot
ring and boxed two rounds, and then
they reproduced the Levinsky fight,
Lenaris being knocked out with a
smashing blow to the jaw.
Later King George and Queen Mary
shook hands with Carpenter and the
king wished him good luck in his
coming fight for the world champion
ship with Jack Dempsey
Evening star., 1921-03-19
GOLF|NG STARS MAY CO
Fownes Expects to Induce Evans,
Ouimet and Gardner to Make
Trip to Britain.

NEW YORK. March l9-Chick
Evans. Francis Ouimet and Robert \
Gardner still are possibilities for the
american team which will invade
Britain this summer in quest of the
British amateur golf title. This an
nouncement was made today by w. G.
Fownes, jr.. who has been ASST
the task of making up the Amerr a Al
team.
Evans had declined to become "A
member of the team because of i'll
health; Ouimet pleaded his business
duties were too exacting, and Gardner
had announced he would not make
the trip Under any circumstances
Fownes stated, however, that he was
In a fair way of inducing all three to
change their minds
robert A. Jones. the young Atlanta
star. already has definitely announced
his intention of accompanying the in
vadere.
Evening star., 1921-03-19

AAateur mines desiring engagements
with the Prohibition Club should
communicate with Manager QUAINT in
division of audit and statistics. pro-
hibition unit. 1880 F street.
KnickerbOcker Club, which will
practice tomorrow afternoon at 1880
o'clock. will open its season April
with a game with the Elks. The
Knicks have strengthened by signing
several veteran sandlotters
Red Men of the Fraternal League
under the leadership Of Big Chief
Charles J. Benner, will hold their first
practice tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at Union Park Teams want
ing games with the Red Men should
write Manager Benner, 1927 35th
street, or telephone Main 1850. branch
429
Winston Athletic Club, reorganized
under the leadership of l. Shoemaker
will report for practice tomorrow aft
ernoon at 1880 at the Rosedale play
grounds. For games, write President
Woodcock, 1910 H street northeast.
Metropolitan Athletic Club will go
to Rosedale Fairgrounds tomorrow
The club will meet next Wednesday
night at 7.30 at $50 p street north
east.
War Departments team will be sent
through daily drills on the Ellipse.
Niedfeldt, Loomis. TetreauIt, Garrett,
Alexander, McCann, Jones, Jackson,
Hill, Knott and Sylvester are out for
the nine. Other players within the
department who want to try for posi-
tions with the team should report to
Manager Al Hussey. room 2023. food
building. 18th and d streets. or tele-
phone War Department, branch 1765.
E1ks Club nine will drill on Knick =
erbocker Fiebd tomorrow morning at
10 O'clock All candidates are expect
ed to report to Coach Rapp.
Knights of Pythias Of the F.raternaI
League will be sent through their
PAGES tomorrow morning at Union
Park. Candidates are to report at the
field at 10 o'clock.
Kanawha Klub members are re-
Quested to attend an important base
ball meeting tonight at o'clock, at
1918 9th street.
P0whatan Athletic Club defeated
the KraZy Kat Athletic Club, 13 to 6.
Campbell pitched the last five in
nings for the winners and was not
scored on.
Hubbard School Midgets nosed out
. the SdCTcu t1edTI Academy Nuggets In
a 3-to-2 engagement. The hitting by
both teams was light.
Tiger Midgets scored their first VIC
tory of the season when they took
the measure Of the Cleveland juniors
in 24-to-5 game. Bowman of the
winners made eight hits in as many
times at bat.
McPherson Athletic Club downed
Riggs Athletic Club, IA to 13. Hough-
tvs triple in the tenth decided the
issue.
Henry Buds. who vanquished the
Brookland Indians, 13 to- z, want
games with thirteen-year-old teams
Telephone z. 2. Minkel. North 1891.
shepherd Athletic Club nosed out
Princeton Athletic Club, to z, and
wants games on Saturdays and during
Easter holidays. Send challenges to
W. Shreve, 11o7 9Th street or tele-
phone Columbia 1927,
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Red Sox-Yankee Deals
Are Ended, Says Frazee

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March
19.-Arrival OF Col. Jacob Rup-
pert. part owner of the Yankees.
mt the same hotel where II. III.
Frnzee. president of the Red
SoN. is Guartered started ru-
mOrS today that ''denl was on"
between the two men. but the
latter Is quoted ns saying:
There will be no more deals
with the Yankees. Too many
sharp things have been Said
nbCut the transactions I have
made with thRt club, 40 1 have
decided TO do my trading else
where In the future"
Evening star., 1921-03-19
AMERICANS TAKING PART
IN BRITISH DUAL MEET
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associa ted Press
LONDON, March 19.-Cambridge
University was favored over oxford
In the annual track and field meet
OF the rival universities at the
queens Club here today. Perfect
spring weather conditions greeted
athletes and spectators and enhanced
the possibilities of new records.
Four American Rhodes scholars COM
peted for Oxford, yet the presence
of these athletes. who are ALWAYS
thought to strengthen the dark blue,
1ailed to give the Oxonians an ad-
vantage in the forecasts of results.
The American entrants were b. Y.
White, Bowdoin: G. A. Trow,bridge.
Princeton: F. X. Brown and b. w.
Smith. Johns Hopkins and A. J. Reece.
University of Nebraska
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Big Ten Water Marks Broken.

CHICAGO. March 19.-Chicago won
the western conference swimming
tournament with 81 points. Others
finished as follows: Minnesota, 22;
Illinois. 10; Northwestern. 10; Wis
consin, 13, and Purdue, 3.
Three conference records were
broken by Edward Blinks. the Chi
cago star. In the 40-yard swim,-he
finished in 10 3-5 seconds: in the
100 yards. Blinks finished in Sc 3-5
seconds, ana he did the 220 yards in
minutes and 81 2-5 seconds.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Plays That Puzzle
BILLY EVANS:

Here is new play involving the
coacher. With a runner on first the
batsman hits to the third baseman,
who fumbles the ball. and, seeing he
has no chance to make a play at sec
ond. hurries his throw to get the man
al first. The throw is bad and bounds
of the first baseman's glove. The
coacher gets in front of the ball SO
that he defects ii into the home
teams dugout. Under the rules a
thrown ball that goes into the dug
out entities everybody to advance two
bases. The umpire thought the coacher
Intentionally interfered with the
thrown ball, purposely getting in the
way Of it, so that it might be de-
fiected. throwing Off the players who
were backing UP. as well as the fielder
making the play. What about such a
happening?
Runners Each Lose q Base.
Since the umpire thought the coacher
intentionally interfered with the
throw the runners, under the rules
were compelled to stop at the base
last touched by them. Instead of per-
mitting the runner on first to 20 to
third and the batter to second. since
the overthrow went into the dugout
which ordinarily entities all runners
to advance two bases, the runner on
first should be held at second and the
batter at first The coacher, for his
offensp. is penalized by being removed
from the playing field.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Five Princeton Harriers
On Student Honor Roll

PRINCETON, n. j.. March 10.
The publication of Princeton's
honor list today disclosed the
fact thnt the five members Of
the Princeton cross country
tenn were all honor students.
Capt. Rogers headed the list
with a perfect firxt generally,
while FOrcsman. McCnIlOch and
Pen6eld, seniors. and Swede, the
junior captain-clect, were nIso
listed among the year's honor
nfea.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
WORKING ON S0x CASES
States Attorney Grove Declares
New Evidence May Be More
Startling Than Old.

CHICAGO, March ia second in
vestigation into the 1919 world series,
which Chicago White Sox players
were charged with throwing to Gin
cinnati. has been begun by States
Attorney Robert E. Grove before the
Cook county grand jury.
He told the jurors. in outlining his
plans, that he would bring new evil
dence which would justify reindict-
ment of the men whose cases were
dropped or taken off the court call.
and also would incriminate men not
indicted at the inquiry.
He declared that the public might
be more surprised at the result of
this investigation than it was at the
original indictments"
Grove plans to call b. b. Johnson
before the jury shortly.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
PLAN TO ROTATE WORLD
TENNIS EVENT FAVORED
Ry the Associated Press

PARIS, March 19.-The Interna-
tional Tennis Federation, in annual
meeting here, considered the sugges-
ton of the United States association
that the world championship contests
be held in different countries in ro-
tation. The federation reserved de-
cision, however, until the United
States is represented, which is ex-
pected at the next meeting in March,
1922.
The French delegates approved the
suggestion and expressed the hope
that a representative of the United
Stats will attend the next meeting.
The adoption of a universal tennis
code was considered and the
matter was referred to a committee
The meetings were attended by
twenty delegates representing Great
Britain, France, Belgium, Spain,
Switzerland, Holland. Czechoslovakia,
South Africa and Australia.
Evening star., 1921-03-19

The Cleveland Indians, after winning the
American League pennant In 1920, captured
the base ball championship Of the world By
defeating the Brsoklyn Dodgers g1mes to 2.
To win their penlant the Indians won 96 and
lost So games for . pefcentaEs Of ga The
team hit sos and helded for .971.
The Indians Joined the American Ieagus In
1900, being, with the TgeS and White Cox.
charter MEMBER Of tho ofS3aizatien.
During their career Of tWenty-one yeafs the
Indians have wa 1,k19 and lost ,481 G1mes.
ranking fourth In the lifetime stanAing. with
q percenta4e Of .51h
OnSce1 are: James q Dmn. presideAt; Tr.s
Speaker. manager: =. 8. Barnard, business
Copyright, 1871
Evening star., 1921-03-19
White to Tackle Reds.

WAXAHACHIE. Tex, March lS.-
With a 30 victory over the New York
Giants second team at their belts, the
White Sox squad today were to tackle
the Cincinnati Reds at Forth Worth.
The infielder obtained from the Salt
Lake team of the Pacific Coast League
yesterday exhibited some sensational
fielding.
Dick Kerr and Joe Morris allowed one
hit. each in their three innings on the
mound for the Sox and Hodge allowed
three hits. Seven hits. one double.
were gathered off Rube Benton, but
Reynolds Kelley, brother Of the Giant
first baseman, held the Sox to one hit
in the last four sessions.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
NEW GALLAUDET LEADER
PITCHING AGAINST C.. U.

Archie Hartin is leading Gallaudet's
team against Catholic University's
nine at Brookland this afternoon in
the opening game Of the local college
base ball season. Play was to begin
at o'clock. He was elected capta/a
of the Kendall Greeners yesterday,
when 1t became known that Rebal.
chosen as leader last year. would be
kept out Of action because of an in
jury.
Both teams are ready for the en-
gagement. Each was sent through
fielding and batting drills yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
THISTLES AND HARLEMS
WILL CLASH AT SOCCER

Washington Thistles and Harlem
Athletics will send their best line-ups
into the soccer game tomorrow after
noon at the Monument grounds. The
Thistles have added several strong
players to their roster for this con-
test, and the Harlems may show some
new men. Play is to start at clock.
Referee McGinty of the Rovers will
officiate.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Doings of Sandlot Players

forces intend showing the folks thing or
this Atheicaily inclined
poyes prohibition unit have organized nine
elected Browne PRESIDENT Frank W. Haneke
The
good players in their Offices and will
putaR O the field.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
British Golfers to Visit.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON. March l9-For the first
time in history "A British university
team will compete in the intercolle- =
giate golf championship of the United
states at Greenwich. Conn. June 2S.
Cambridge University plans to send
the following players:
g. N. p: Humphrics (Trinity), J.
Walker (Kings), J. A. Bott (Trinity
HalD, c: III. Prowse (Trinity). I. S.
Morris tTrinity) and II. f. LIE Bas
(Jesus).
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Illinois Track Team Favored.

CHICAGO. March 19.-With a well
balanced team entered in the compe-
tition, Illinois is expected to repeat
it's triumph of a year ago in winning
the indoor track and field champion
ship of the western conference to-
night.
In the preliminary heats in the 440
and $50 yard runs men of Wisconsin,
Michigan and Illinois We're the only
ones to qualify.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
FOUR HILLTOP RUNNERS
IN A. A. u. TITLE GAMES

Four members of Georgetown Univer-
sity's track team left with Coach John
o. Reilly yesterday for New York. where
they will compete tonight in the ma
tional A. A. U. indoor championships.
In the medley relay the Blue and Gray
will be represented by LIE Gendre. Fitz-
gerald, Walsh and Connolly, who will
run 220 yards. 440 yards. $50 yards and
one mile. respectively. Connolly also
will race in the 1.000-yard event
Evening star., 1921-03-19

Now that Wilson has again proved
his mastery over Mike O'Dowd. the
fans are looking back and finding
that he was not such bum fighter.
after all. Born in New York in 1893,
he first appeared as professional
boxer ten years ago. AS a young pre-
liminary fighter he cleaned up all op-
ponents, most Of them with knock
outs. Then he went along year after
year, winning most of his fights, but
losing to such men as Wild Bill
Fleming and Joe White. Two years
ago he began to show greatly i'm
proved form and scored victories over
Leo Houck and August Rather. among
others. Just the same, up to the time
he took the title from O'Dowd last
year in Boston he was looked upon as
man not quite good enough to beat
the Dest of the second-raters in his
Evening star., 1921-03-19
WEINERT AND ROPER WIN,
Outright Levinsky and n. Smith in
Fifteen-Round Bouts.

NEW YORK, March 19-Charley
Weinert of Newark, N. j.. received
the judges decision over Battling Lee
whisky Of New York after a fifteen
round bout last night. Weinert
weighed 1876 pounds and Levinsky 1872
Capt. Bob Roper of Chicago defeat
ed Homer Smith of Kalamazoo, Mich,
in a fifteen-round bout, receiving the
judges decision. Roper weighed 191
pounds and Smith 1913.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Title Swimming Tonight.

NEW YORK, March 19.-Swimmers
representing eleven eastern colleges
will meet today in the Columbia Uni
versity natatorium for the annual
intercollegiate swimming champion
ships. Pollard, Yale's intercollegiate
diving champion. Davy Jones. Brown
University's star, and Angus Sinclair
Of the Navy are expected to make
competition keen, in the various
events,
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Big Entry for A. A. u. Meet.

NEW YORK. March l9.-Many ath-
letes were gathered here today for
the Amateur Athletic Unions indoor
track and field championships. I'd be
held tonight in the 22d Regiment ar
mory. Eleven individual champion
ships and one relay race will be con-
tested.
The entry includes representatives
of Harvard. Yale. Princeton. Penn
State, Lafayette, Amherst, Boston
College, Holy Cross, Brown, George
town and Virginia, as well as many
of the larger athletic clubs.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Yale Leads in Wrestling.

PENNSYLVANIA State scored the
greatest number of points in the pre-
liminary and semi of the cham
pionship wrestling bouts. while Yale
qualified the greatest number of men
for the finals tonight.
Penn State scored four points on
falls with Yale and Pennsylvania
tied for second place with three each.
Yale qualified four men for the
finals and Penn State three. Prince
ton placed two and Cornell one. Co.
lumbia did not score, but placed on.
man in the finals.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Cards May Keep Toporcer.

ORANGE. Tex, March 19.-E. c.
Landgraf, president Of the Syracuse In
ternationals, is due at the camp OF the
st. Louis Nationals here, and indica-
tons are that arrangements will De
made for the Cardinals to acquire
George Toporcer, the inffelder who
wears spectacles while playing. Topor-
Ger is the property of Syracuse. but has
been at second base for st. Louis since
the training season began.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
MEN CHOSEN TO START
MAY BE 1921 REGULARS
Griff's Veterans Not Expected to Have Much
Trouble With Donovan's Crew, From
Whom Rockies Took Series
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

TAMPA loThe lanigan having distinguished them
by three
the Phlle willie yesterday. to l. McBride regulars
OF the
the Washington youngsters This which Plant Field
booked do the hingng the
Jebel
sch Zachary with possibility that Jim Shaw
Evening star., 1921-03-19

Speaker was overjoyed by the show
ing made by Uhle. Mails and Petty, who
pitched yesterday against the Kansas
City Blues. and who did not issue
pass. UhIe was the star. permitting
only two men to reach first base during
his four innings, none of whom got to
second.
The Indians won, to 2. Joe Sewell
getting a home run. triple and single
out of four times up. accounting Tor
three runs. The others were driven IN
by Elmer Smith.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
D. C. Swimmers at Baltimore.

Representatives of the Washington
Canoe Club and George Washington
University will compete for the south
Atlantic swimming championships to-
night at the Baltimore Athletic Club.
in Baltimore. They will be opposed
by natatorial stars of several Mary
land organizations
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Boston Hockeyists Ahead.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March 19.-The
Boston A. A. team won the third
game of the semi-final series for the
championship of the United States
Hockey League from Cleveland, 3 to 2,
last night The victory gives Boston
two games to Cleveland's one.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Reds Would Play Texans.

CISCO, Tex. March 19.-Business
Manager Frank Behle of the Cincin-
Dati Nationals is trying to cancel
one of the games scheduled with Co
iumbus here. Brownwood. ffty miles
from Cisco, has offered a. big guar
autee for a contest with the Red
regulars.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Use Songe LineLP Game With fes at Tampa III
NAVY GYMNASTS EASILY
WIN COLLEGIATE TITLE

RNCETON j. March l9The Naval Academy the nercol
egate championship last night with
Pennsylvania second with points, and New York Uni
third Others scored follows: Princeton
Technology
Pearson title with
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Duckpinners to Meet.

A meeting Of the Washington City
Duckpin Association has been called
for tomorrow morning at 11:15 o'clock
at the Recreation Health Center. Sec
retaries Of all city leagues have been
asked to attend. President George T.
Cox will be in charge.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
One Change in Tigers.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 1s.-The
Detroit Tigers are to meet their first
team competition of the season today in
the opening game Of the exhibition
schedule with the San Antonio (Texas
League) club. Aside from two 2T three
there will be only one change in the
regular lineup; that is at first base.
where Lew Blue replaces Harry He'll
mann.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Mauy Cubs Have Sore Arms.

PASADENA, Calf. March 19.-An
epidemic of sore arms has struck
several members of the pitching
staff, and some of the infielders, of
the Cubs Batting practice was cur
tailed yesterday on this account, and
the usual practice game abandoned.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
staff Wins at Skating.

PITTSBURGH, March 1s-Art Stan
of Pittsburgh, professional skater,
won three out of four races here last
night from Norvel Baptie. New York.
Victory gave Staff the right to meet
Everett MCGOWAN of St. Paul in a
series at Boston March 29.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Wins Basket Ball Honors.

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Mach 19.-The
basket ball team of the Charleston
High School won the state champion
ship bv defeating the Columbia High
School 81 to IS, last night.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Red Sox Face Pirates.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 19.-The
Boston Red Sox are to clash with the
Pirates today and the Hub
tacticians are planning to send two ex-
perienced pitchers into the game to
ENSURE victory
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Madden 0utpoints Rurke.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 1e-
BARLEY Madden Of New York won
the decision of Martin Burke of New
Orleans in a fifteen-round bout last
might. Burke weighed 1873 pounds,
Madden 1874.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
T. Gibbons Stops Reicn

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 1s.-Tom-
my Gibbons of St. Paul knocked out
AL Reich of, New York after minutes
and 33 seconds. last night. Gibbons
weighed 1872 pounds and Reich 219.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Martin Knocks Out Mccarthy.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich; March 19.-
Bob Martin. "A. E, F. heavyweight
champion boxer, knocked out Tommy
Mccarthy of Montana, in the third
round last night.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Games for Colored Pros.

ATLANTA. Ca. March 19.-Exhibi-
ton games with the New Orleans and
Atlanta clubs Of the Southern Colored
Base Ball Association have been ar
ranged for the Washington negro nine
in training here. They will be played
next week. The Capital City team has
signed three players with Chicago semi
professional clubs
Evening star., 1921-03-19
MORAN'S BATTING HELPS
EASTERN HIGH NINE WIN

it's season yesterday with a 10-to-6
victory. scored over the Army and
Navy Props. The Capitol Hill boys
used three pitchers and each worked
well. Moran. one Of the slahmen, also
led the heavy hitting Fasteners at
bat, driving in four Of the ten tallies.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
Braves Roster Complete.

GALVESTON, Tex. March 19.-Ar-
rival of John l.. Sullivan. heavy-hit-
ting outflelder, completed the roster
of the Boston Braves.