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The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
BUFF TRAINS HARD
FOR HERMAN TILT
Combines Gym With House
Work, Killing a Couple O
Birds With l Missile.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20. - Johnny
Eun. the American fiyweight cham
pion diminutive daddy OF seven little
BUNS. and the next opponent OF
Bantamweight Champion Pete Her
man. put in a tough days training
at home today in preparation for the
match at Madison Square Garden
next Friday night. Being a man of
considerable family, Bun does his
sparring and lifting at home in
Jersey City. and is a living recon-
mendation of house cleaning as a
mode of training. Today's program
consisted Of thirty minutes on the
crank Of a clothes wriuger, six fast
rounds with the parlor rug over the
clothssline in the garden, and a jog
OF road work down to the cOrntr
staple and. fancy store to fetch
home the morrow's rstions for the
seven little Bluffs.
Herman worked out in d ManhHt
tan gymnasium.
The show is the first of the Gar
denis winter bouts. The bantam
weight championship will be at
stake. but Bun will retain his own
title. win or lose. making only the
bantam limit.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First Race - Selling; 2-year-oId
fllies; 5 furlongs. Dispute. 100;
Phantom Blue, 1o9; Margaret White.
lo4; Forest Queen, ITO; Swift Grass.
1o4; Lucky Girl. 1os; oolong. 10s;
Glen Bells, 1O4; June. 104; Ayispa,
1o7; 'Teho. 80: 'Leghorn. SO; Alta
Gal 1os: Matches Mary. III.
Second Race - Sunbriar High
weight Handicap: all ages; fur
longs. Arrow Head, 100: Dry Moon,
116; Thunderclap. 40; Dimmesdale.
115: Gladiator, 1876; Mercury. IS;
Audacious. 131; Knobbie, 123: Blazes.
124.
Third Race - Conditions: 3-year-
olds and up: ] mile. Escarpolette.
80; Chateau Thierry. IFS: Court
View. loS; Frigate, 1o3; Genie w,
1O4.
Fourth Rnce-Bayview Handicap;
S-year-olds and up; 1-1S miles.
Capt Alcock, 1l4: Audacious. 1875:
Thunderclap, 1928; Kingdom I'd, 100;
Mad Halter, 132.
Fifth Race Claiming: 3-year-
olds and up; l mile. Nohant, 112:
Rockport. 1o3: Vulcanize, III; Fluff,
loo; La Kross. 110.
Sixth Race - Maiden 2-year-olds: ::
furlongs. Jaune Bar. lis; Castle
ton, lis: Ultimo. us; Royal Charlie.
lie; Fitzgibbon, IFS: Roundsman,
1l5; Sun Girl. 112; Tarn, 115; Zovana,
ll5; Split Grass. 112: Relay. 11o;
Twenty-seyenth Division. us; Repa-
ration, 1l5: Night Boat, lis; Salam-
bo. 112: My Play. IFS; Madobt, 1l2:
Runantell, us; Utah. lis.
sFfve pounds allowance claimed.
Weather clear: track fast.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
st. Johns School Plans
NeLU Athletic POticg

With, mole than fifty boys joining.
the ST. Johns College Athletic Asso-
citation formed yesterday. Plans were
Immediately made for the football
season and an extensive schedule Is
being arranged.
The oTEanizat ton OF the athletic or
ganization IS the first move by st.
Johns College TO go extensively into
athletics. The cooperation of the
faculty was promised at the initial
meeting Of the association.
Brother D. Edward. president Of
the college. announced that he would
Immediately secure a coach for the
football team.
Football games have already been
arranged with St Alban's. Calvert
Hall and the Washington Hign
schools. Practice will begin this week
on the Monument lot.
Officers Of the association who
we're elected yesterday follow: Joseph
O'Loughlin, president; George O,Nein,
vice president; Charles Graf, mana
ger; Ernest Kessler, assistant mana
ger and Richard O'Connor, secre-
tary.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
By GORDON sHAND.

Football schedules of four of the
local high schools have been an
nounced by their respective coaches.
Western High is the only absentee
from the list, and Coach Green eX-
poets to have his program lined
out within a few days.
Eastern, with ten games sched-
uled, faces a slightly harder pro-
gram than the other teams. though
Tech, with nine games, faces teams
OF rather higher caliber. Central
and BusinesS will also play nine
games apiece.
Tech is the only school 10 invade
the college ranks. and their battles
with the Virginia apd Maryland
freshmen. the latter to be played at
American League Park, should
prove to De two of the hardest
fought games of the year. Here are
the schedules:
EASTERN.
sept -. 81. Johns at Potomac Park.
Sept - Episcopal High at Alexandria.
Oct. Emerson Institute at Potomac PARK.
Oct. 5. Briarly Hall or Rockville College
pending.
Oct. IL. Gonzaga College at Potomac Park.
Oct. Is. Central High at Central Stadium.
Oct. -. Roman Catholic High at Phila-
deIphis.
Oct. %. Business High at Central Stadium.
Nov. 1. Western High Mt Central Stadium.
Nov 8. Technical High at Central Stadium.
TECHNICAL.
Oct :. Army and Navy Prep at Potomac
Park.
oct. Is. Episcopal High at Alexandra.
Oct. Il. Western High ut Central Stadium.
Oct. ~ Central High at Central Stadium.
Nov. ). University Of Virginia freshmen
at Charlottesville, Va.
Nov. s. Eastern High at Central Stadium.
Nov. t. University OF Maryland Freshmen n
ut American League Park.
Nov. -. Business High ut Central Stadium.
Nov. 10. Newport News High at Newport
News.
Oct. ]. Charlotte Hall a Central Stadium.
Oct 9. woodberry Forest Academy at
Orange. Va.
Oct. t. Baltimore Polytechnic at Cen
Oct Is. Eastern High at Central Stadium.
Oct. -. Shenandoah Valley Military
Academy at Winchester, Va.
Oct. 2s. Technical High at Central
Stadium.
Nov. 4. Business High at Central Stadium.
Nov. IL. Western High at Central
Stadium.
Baltimore City College; pending.
BUSINESS.
Oct l. Alexandria High at Alexandria.
Oct. S. Brisrly Hall at Poolesyille, Nd.
oct. IA. Western High ut Central Stadium.
Oct 22. Mt st. Josephs at Central
Stadium.
Oct. Is. Eastern High at Central Stadium.
Oct 81. Emerson Institute at Potomac
Park
Nov 4. CtfitraI High at Central Stadium.
Nov. 10. Technical High at Central
Stadium.
Nov. 10. Rockville College Reserves at
Baltimore.
Candidates for the Business and
Western elevens reported for the
first time yesterday. Kelly had
about %. stehographers out on the
Monument. Lot and put them
through a two-hour drill in punt
ing, forward passing and football
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Eastern Shore Handicap.
Havre De Grace Feature
Norwich, Unbeaten Two Year-Old, Will Start
In $4,000 Event Thirteen to Face
Barrier in Fall Inaugural.

HANliE DE GRACE, Nd. Sept.
fF-rhe fall racing season in Mary
and under the auspices of the Hart
tord Agricultural and Breeders AS
sociation will be ushered in at
HaVre de Grace tomorrow afternoon
With a well-balanced card of seven
races.
The Eastern shore Handicap,
which is the outstanding feature OF
'ne card is a race for 2-year-olds
al six furlongs. for which a purse
OF $4,000 is offered. 1t will >give
Aarylanders their first glimpse Of
the unbeaten Norwich. which has
oeen named to start in the valuable
event. Norwich arrived today from
Belmont Park and was Immediately
placed on the track and stepped a
tsst three furlongs under the watch
tul eyes Of a host of admirers. The
son OF Runnymede has been allotted
top weight by the handicappers, $50
II - rather 5OOu HCA0
that faces the starters and should
produce a contest that will be re-
membered, due to the weight allot-
ment-
Havre de Grace today presented
busy scene and a squad of men
were busily engaged in preparing
the grounds and stands for the
opening. The track has been well
sroomed and will be in excellent
condition when the first band faces
the starter. Apart from the Eastern
shore. the Maryland Fall Inaugural
IS offered as the secondary feature,
Tor which a large band of sprinters
nave been named, among which are
some clever performers. The dash
IS at six furlongs and a field OF
thirteen has been named. There is
a substantial addition to the days
purses due to the accumulated
monies derived from runups last
spring. a surplus of S7O9.S7 from the
last two days Of the spring meet
ing. which has been divided up be-
tween six of the days events.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
First Scyinlnrdge for
Gu. Candidates Today

With more than thirty candidates
on hand, Coach Phil Robb will send
his men into their first scrimmage
az the season on the Catholic Uni
ysrsity field today Many new and
untried men on the field has caused
the mentor to start the real grind
earlier than was expected.
There's only one way To find out
what they have in them" he says.
and that's to see them in action.
?, doesn't take much scrimmagine
20 bring out the good or bad points
Of any player.
Robby Denault. fast halfback of
last season. and Lynch, veteran end
man. have put in their appearance.
Bv the end of the week 1t is ex-
nected that the squad will number
a least 50.
Robb is well pleased with the
snovinE of several of his new men.
among them being wager, an emo;
Emory, Buckley, Connolly and Fitz-
gerald. backs, and Rerrigan, guard.
Athletic Director c. v. Moran
announces that final arrangements
nave been completed for the game
with Fordham in New York on Oc-
tober 8.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Connaught Park Results

First Raee-Navisco. 109 (Roman-
eIlD, $40, 4.o5. $40; Nellie Harper,
los (Hinphy). $50. 4sO; Mary D.,
1o6 tKearns), 1890. Time, 1908 2-5.
ouanah, May II. and Happy Buxton
also ran.
Second Raee-Musito. ia Thur
ber). $50, $50, $50; Great Hawk,
III (stearns). 2o40, SIS: Douglas
Fairbanks, los CAtkinson), 11.so.
Time. :O7. Talent, Kinetic, lillian
dale and Scsrpia II also ran.
Third Race - Little Dear, 80
(Arvine), 1886, 6.s5. 500: Taras-
con. 110 (Bulcroft), 40, $40; Tom
Goose. 104 (Boganowski), 4.40. Time,
1:4l As. High Olympus, Chick
Barkley. Whippoorwill and Little
Gink also ran.
Fourth Raee-Pukluk, 1lO (Hin-
phy). 4.4o. 2.s5. 2.50: Padua, 1o7
(Romanelli), 4.35. ESQ; Duke Ruff,
lO6 CThurber), 3.75. Time, 1:40 is.
key T. and Blazonry also ran.
Fifth Raee-Pfedra, 107 (Gantner),
40. $40. $50: White Haven, 1o7
(BoganoskD, 2.s0. 2.45; Crown of
Gold, 103 (Thurber), ESQ. Time,
! :45 3-5. Seven Seas. Dinty Moore.
fakine, Blarney, Boy and Jack
Healy also ran.
Sixth Rnce-oaklawn Belle, .10s
(BoganoswkD, 42.1o. 1880. 700: Nor
mon Elder. 100 (Thurber), 40, $50:
Mr.. y. loo, (Gantrer). 4.25. Time.
al. Propaganda American Eagle,
Mack Garner and Darnley also ran.
seventh Race-Harry NJ. Stevens,
H. (RomanellD. $40, AIS, 500;
Chimera. 1l2 (Hinphy). a.45, ESQ;
Just Fancy. 10s (Bulcroft), e.70.
Time, 1:47 2-5. J. Alfred Clark. She
Devil and George w. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
AND FALL RACING SEASON OPENS ODAYWooDMERE VA
LAToNIA RESULTS.

H
First Race-Black Hackle. 110
tscobie). $50. 3so, 2.se: Lou widrig.
l12 tPoolJ, $50. arc; Richeiieu. ITO
(FieIds), s.4o. Time. las 3-5.
Twinkle Blue. Agar, Marie Rap
iere, Fox Brow, Pattern. Gorham
ran
Second Race-Tulallp, liz (How-
ard). 1i.0o, $50. 500; Bright Trash,
li5 (Barnes). 3.se. 2.so; Salamander,
lis Murray. 3.7o. Time. 1907 3-5.
Bartered, Spods. Brennan. orma.
Dale, Lillian Mae B., comedie
DAaour. Hutchison, opulent. 1t ran.
Third Raee-Blue Paradise, io3
(Francis). 1910. 7.s0. 4.s0: Ruby.
10 (ParEe). 23.1o, 2l.00; Neliora,
l06 (Scobie). 40. Time. l:12 As.
Furbeiow. Gloria, France, Ground
Swell, Harry Burgoyne. Cinderella
ran.
Foarth Raee-Bettina, 10s CGsr-
ner $780, 2.70. out; East Side. 103
CGregory). 4.5o. out: Dsrtmoor, 1o3
(BueD, out. Time. i:5s l-5. White
Star ran.
Ftfth Race Ben Bolt. 1O2
CBarnes). $3.50. l1.SO. $50; Guv'nor.
los tFieIds), $50. $40; Mile. Dazie,
los (ScobieD, go. Time. 1:12 3-5.
Refugee II. Rapid Traveller. Sewell
Combs. Bullion. Jack Hare, jr-, ran.
sixth Race Braedelbane, ll0
(Howard). $40, 500, 2.7O; Billy
Brush, los CPooD. 21.10. $50: Roc;-
minister, 1l6 CGarner). ESQ. Time,
I:I2 As. Lady Mother, Cratic
Ware, Eiolinist, Betmosie. Fair
Phantom ran.
seventh Race-NaturaI Bridge,
.l12 (Heilisch. $50. $50. eco: HI .p-
along. 107 FrancisD. 2.s0, go;
Seaprince, 104 tScobieD. 2.40. Time,
2:06 .1-5. Dolph. Gourmand. Wave.
Capital City. Whirling Dun ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Grid Material at Hilltop
Best Since Gilroy's Reign
Both Backfield and Line Overrun With Prom
ising Prospects -Buckholz and Hart,
D. c. Boys, Look Good.

OF Dean Academy and the Haver-
niil' Mass. high school team, which
iast fail made a great name in it's
trip TO Florida. Du Four is a quar-
terpack, reported TO be fast, al
though he Weighs $50 pounds ana
Is only feet, 4 inches tall. Des
Louries. also of Haverhill will give
ooggin and Wertz a fight for the
center position. This lad for -four
years held down the pivotal posi-
tlon at Haverhill, the school that
pToduced Georgetown's famous
johnnie Gilroy. Murray. from the
Boston High school of Commerce.
Is known as second Charlie
Brickley, and Exendine is depend
ing upon him to pull out OF the
tight places.
EsIe Has Plenty of Youns.ter..
The following new men are re-
ported to have made a name for
themselves in prep school circles:
Mlnnehan, fullback, from Massa-
ehusetts: Mcnamara, a 2Os-pound
New Haven, Conn. High School
guard; Bagshaw, another guard
from St Johns Prep at Danvers.
Mass. who tips the scales at 224
pounds; Frank Thompson. a 205-
FOUNDER, from Texas; KimbaIl. 1856
pound star, from Pennsylvania
Talvin, Hartford. Conn. lad. at
lS1 pounds: Brodie. a South Dakota
product. weighing 2O3 pounds; Dun
leavN backfield man. from Gary.
Ind; Payne, husky l90-pound
tackle, from Portland. Ne; Shsehan.
another tackle. from ST. Johns Prep:
Lieb, westener. at 30. and Gar
land. from Maine. who carries Isa
pounds Of bone and muscle.
Lebanon Valley is the opponent
at American league Park for the
/ first game, October l. On successive
Saturdays Ufsinus and Westminster
J appear in Washington. and then the
| team travels to Worcester. Mass.
to battle with the strong Holy cross
team that last fall defeated SyrI
cuse and lost 20 Harvard. 80. Or
| October 80 comes the George Wash.
/ ington game which is already arous.
/ ing more interest than any nthel
home contest. Fordham. coached By
| Charlie Erickley. plays here Novep'
ber ;. After two out-of-town gansei
with Georgia Tech and Boston Col
leGc. the team wines up the seasor
with Bethany or Thanksgiving Day
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Wins Right to Enter
Title Cycle Races

J. Flatow. crack cyclist of the
Washington division Of the Cyclist
Road Club Of America. carried away
top honors In 'the preliminary meet
on the Polo Grounds yesterday. He
is now eligible to enter the District
championship races of the Amateur
Bicycle League of America TO be held
on the Potomac Park, Sunday, Oc-
tober Q.
r. Goodwin. V. MESSING. e. Payne.
and A. Chaconas. members of the
Washington division. placed in the
meet and will be allowed to enter the
national races.
Time for F1atow in four events is
as follows: Half mile, minute, 5
seconds; one mile, 2 minutes. 40 sec
onds; three miles unpaced, minutes,
e seconds, and five miles, 12 minutes
fiat.
j. o. Ronm, weIl-known bicycle
man, is manager Of the Washington
division and expects to see Flatow
place in the national races.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
LATONIA ENTRIES.

Frrst Rsee-Purse sI-50e: claim
ing: for s-year-oIds: 6 furlongs:
Ace High. Uncle velo, col Baker.
Ios: Miss Petite. 111= Rnnzzf- los
Judge Pryor, SIR Thomas ksAn-
Balance wheel 110-
sees-H Ra-Pur SLAge= fOr
maiden e-yezr-oIds- nnie<- Sz fnr-
longs. Asia Moon Ehlz- Pin
uella- Dixie ODH Hnm<ufnzzzn-
S<mpruuiz- Nepn- fwr- oucon-
Field Lark Black BetZ- Trsds-
liz
Thtrs Rs@-P- ,fI~: ror
s-year-oIds: 1I-u mft@r rsn0v
blossom. %: Ms pufzsn.- Szce
DzuKherty. Ig1s Is>sh>sa- Non-
tnIo. Is.- wsnzrzh ND-SH
Britfsh Ikner. roc HoA Up- fes-
M1chtsvene- H1ozd X rs2a-
1907; Bnarrey S@e Gu Lad
Huena- I1ernry L.. ~ r-0r-
parity. 1as: VI G. H1Cxesrnc&. rsL
F>urh Rse-w@ tLTe0- kEn5-
leap: for :-yezr-olds and Dr frT~
'IonEr. centfmeter- - Nrxrn ny,
100; Htnute Mkn- 1Gcs kmEsrn
Ace. rR- G3rr. rrz- p1scfnr<1on-
fIs: Brookksft- I7s pc- cr6 ~
Ffffh Rse-PU. xSDr snsr-
sncer: che BH1evU- fr ISeE
old. and ups rf-1f u1sr H Il
Coleman. 81: Px.Ser. u- Eus<sn-
youert. 1es: BIT n VIM Hxrfu1e
Hires. I0s.
Sfro Hse--Purse fIeces eis1m-
ing: for .-yeEr-o4dx= SIX fsrfonrs
Mooresuue- Lady AsnDr- rsr: b
witch IsS: Berubee X tt1
lIIeweIfyn- Red L>eS- J@xku Lima
Clark. Bright Le&f. rec Wons
Cry. Bill and Coo. rte: Rsfzh Ia
Bud Fisher. I1ts Lord Allen IL.
Sevrrth Rs<e Pue r.foei
claiming: for s-yexr-olds and III
l-Is miles: Omtr K 81: Nzst.r
BuI, Msrse John. Sir John yerEne
MSvehona. Dixie Crrou Harry
BurEoyDe- Io1: DespA Repeater
lOs: Dancing Spray. Psrts Msfd- 1e1
Harlock. Io5: kceslersteL Aph- lot:
warsaw. res: The Wit HE
Brotherly Love. ia
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
TIUO Quaker ELeUens
On Local Schedule

Washington pros will clash with
a couple of Quaker City football
teams in October. meeting the Ho-
barts. in the opening game on Sun
day. October 8. and taking on the
Holmesburg club on October 23.
The strength of these aggregations
is well known. especially in the
North.
Coach Hegarty will keep his men
at the same light work as has been
in order for the past two days.
New players coming in daily is
mainly the reason for going slow,
but the real grind will be under
way next week. Before that, how
ever. a tentative eleven may be
formed, or at least a backfeld.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Sd Corps Area to Stage
Grid Title Tourney

An army football tournament for
the championship Of the Third Corps
Area will be started on October 22.
The games scheduled in the first
round en- that date are as follows:
Camp Holabird. Nd. VS.. Medical
Field Service School. at Carlisle, Pa. (;
EdSevood Arsenal. Nd. VS.. Fort
Howard. Md. at Fort Howard; Tank
Center. Camp Meade. Nd, VS.. Train
ing Center. Camp Meade, at Camp
Meade; Camp Humphries. Va, VS..
Fort Monroe. Va. at Camp Humph-
reys; Langley Field. Va, VS.. Camp
Eustis, Va at Camp Eustis.
The second, third and fourth rounds
will be pIaytd on successive Satur-
days following. The tournament win
ners will play the Quantico Marines
for the mter-service championship at
aomewood. Field. Baltimore. oH De-
eAmheI :.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
St. Michael, Crystal Ford, =.
Favorites, Bring Up Rear
Squaw Man, Second, and Siren Maid, Third,
Outsiders, Show Up Good Things
Devastation Again Beaten.

him for a mile and then gave IL
up and let Robert oliver take Up
the hunt -.
He went after Husty. bat
couldn't paks the novice The lats
ter looked a winner until the ana
obstacle, when the niishap occur
red Robert Oliver made use of
the golden opportunity. but in the
short run was driven % the limit
70 win by q fraction OF an inch. ~
Fstor made his nrst appesrsnc.
Of the day on Two Feathers and
brought him home = winner In the
Luke Blackburn Handicap. The
gelding was second choies At 90
2. and took Devastation, Chs t-to-z
fsvorfte. into camp without ans
trouble.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

With seven husky giants tipping
the scale at over goo. and the largest
and most promising squad In recent
year ready to report to Coach Exen-
dine and Assistant Coach Dan
oConnor at Varsity Field at the
Hilltop this afternoon. football
prospects at Georgetown are
brighter than at any time since the
famous eleven Of 1915 completed its
record-breaking season. Between
sixty and seventy candidates will
he on hand this afternoon. with
twenty five more reporting at the
beginning Of next week. Assistant
Coach Jackie Maloney will arrive in
Washington within a week.
The squad, says PHYSICAL D,rector
John O'Reilly. is the largest and the
most promising in recent years. IL
includes the heaviest line material
in the university's history. While
seven are over the zoo mark, there
Is A large number of men weighing
between 100 and 1871 pounds. Two
washington boys, Hart and Buck
holz, have impressed the coaches
with their fine physical condition.
TneS Will 81 us he"N -
oust some of last years regulars.
Buckbolz was a star in a military
school in Virginia. He weighs 1875
pounds. and is halfback Hart is a
brother of Wayne Hart the old
Georgetown tackle. Hart boasts
207 pounds.
Old Days Come Back.
The old days OF Costello, and of
Gilroy and his mates should be re-
peated this year with Capt. Jack
Flavin and Johnny McQuade run
ming mates in the backfteld. Coach
Exendine claims in these two men
he has a pair OF half backs second
to none this fall. Equally FORUM
ate is the old Carlisle star in his
end material. Bill Kenyon will work
this season with either Paul Flor
ence. Buck Wise, or Andy Zazzali,
OF these Florence promises to be
on the top of the heal. Florence
weighs 1873 pounds, and on the
basketball floor last winter was as
fast as a greyhound. Ruddy Com
stock this year weighs over zoo
and 1t will take near-all-Americar
material to cause him any worry
Tom Sullivan also writes that he
has passed the 200 mark.
The coaches are expecting greaI
things Of DuFour, star quarterback
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Mohawk Kids at Work

Mohawk Juniors Reserve footbaII
team. champions OF the 120-poupd
class for 1919 and 1920, will. be
about again this year to defend
their title. Any teams desiring
games in or out of the city can
reach Manager Il. Morris al Lin
coin 1894, between the hours of &
and .. NJ. or address 10I1 Z stree,
southeast
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Circle Gridders Practice.

The Circle A. c.. one OF the bes;
District elevens in the 125-pound
class, has started work under Coach
Hurd- David watkins has been
elected captain and Alfred Cox man
ager. All candidates are request
ed to report at North Capitol and
Bates streets on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings Teams de-
string games with the Circles can
communicate with Manager Cox az
10 X street northeast
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
WEN STOPS NAVY
YARD; ELKS WIN, Al
Losers Held to 4 Hits in Sec.
ond Game of Inter-League
Title Series.

The Elks defeated the Navy Yard.
to l, yesterday in the second game
of the final series for the inter
league championship of the District
Navy Yard made but four hits OF
Owen and was helpless after the
first inning. Sterzer also pitched
good ball and held the Elks score
less after the third inning. Carroll.
of the EIks. made three hits, one
double, in three times up.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Civitan Club Gets Together,

Members of the Civitan Cut
opened. their fall season yesterda '
with a get-together meeting and
luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel. Fiji
ty members attended School matters
and the disarmament conferences viii
be taken up at the meeting next
Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

Degnm- Errors-French. Roach. Fitzgerald.
Twobase hits-Fitzgerald, Carroll. Stolen
base-Faser, Lfmerfc. Sacrifice hits
Lfmerfc. Purdy. Bases on baIls-0f Ster-
ser. Struck 0ut-By sterzer. 8: by Owen. 4.
Hit by pitcher-By sterzer CRoach). I'M
pfres-Betts and Snyder
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Trackman's Selections.
AT AaUEDUCT.

First Race - oolong. Leghorn.
Lucky Girl.
second Race-GIadiator, Mercury.
knobbie.
Third Race-Chateau Thierry, FRI
gate Genie w.
Fourth Race-Mad Halter. Captain
AIeoek. Thunderelsp.
Fifth Race-Nohant. yuIcanIze.
LakrOss.
sixth Race-Runantell. MY Play,
Relay.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

Riddles, to 1. even. 2 to 8; Care Free,
to 2 to 3; Prince James, to ). Time.
l:l3 f-5. Start good; won driving; place
same. Winner-ch.g. 3, by Fair Play -Aollie
Elliott Trainer, L. Heustel.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

At LATONLA.
First Race-Colonel Baker Judge
Pryor, Uncle vel0.
second Race-Black Betty, Field
Lark. Caution.
Third Race-Dainty Lass Gypsy
Lad, Hold Up.
Fourth Race Distinction, DR..
Clark, Ginger.
Fifth Race-Bit of White, Mar
jorie Hynes, Roulenu.
sixth Rnee-Bud Fisher, Lord Al
len, Wolfs Cry.
seventh Raee-Paris Maid, Accel-
erate. The Wit.
At HAvRE DE GRACE.
First Race-Ashlia, Mad Nell,
Rack Em Up.
second Race-BaywOod. The En-
quIrer. CubanIta.
Third Race-CarefuI, Eddie Rick
enbaeher, LunettR.
Fourth Race-Meryich, Galant-
man, Dream of Allah.
Fifth Race-seoteh Verdict. Chief.
Trooper.
sixth Raee-Burgysne, Pierre A
Ecu. solid Rock.
Seventh Race-Seryitor. Nigh
Raider. Runquoi.
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
Sixth RACE.

For 3-year-Olds and up; maidens: six fur
longs. purse sI OOO
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

Witch Work. to 1. even, to =: Dolnan,
s 70 5, to 8; Delhi Maid, I to .. Time.
l:15 l-5. Start good; won driving place
same. winner-ch.f. .. BY Garry Herr.
manu-rhe Bsnshee II. Trainer. J. MeGin-
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

Candidates for the Business and
Western elevens reported for the
first time yesterday. Kelly had
about %. stehographers out on the
Monument. Lot and put them
through a two-hour drill in punt
ing, forward passing and football