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POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK.
CANARIFS Guaranteed singers, ~
- females. 81

CANARIES Gaa,an'e:a ',,aH s, singers s.;
1852 Newton ST. NV.
$. c W. I.EGiioK>s--one pep of u hen nsn~ ~ !
rooster: tine layer; one year old, Tor $50 10
Indrn ave-. Cherrydals. Va.
ONE mother hen. Il. l. Red, and II baby
,tickS: u l. hooks, 81. delivered. Address
R"X f5". EossIyn. Va.
WELL. HRoKE Young pony. harness. cart
saddle and bride: fine condition; Si"" E"ar
.2i + st. s.w. :"
HEIFER CALF, i've months old; good con-
diti"n. Milton Ealman, 81 Westminster ave,
Tukoma Park. II. 4.
tANARIES- Yorkshire aud I!ar.z mountain
rnllers and wsrhlcrs: c"iors. deep yellow. all
cinnamon. notified and deep orange. y 9.SH
i>i:i.GIAN HARES-d adults Is rnnng, So
takes all. including hat"h"S. Retail also
II W. Stone. 2':a Mac"n'h.
EoSToN TERRIER. rciigrccd: male: honse
broken. SO l3t9 Columbia ri Phone ,ol.
i1i6 =
BARRED ROCK hen. With chickens. So Pi!Hn"
Columbia G5SI " ..
30 FINE WHITE: IEGuoRH year OLD hr".d-
crS l." >alc. 81 - Sterling. Eiy.s,la.e Nd.
rh"r" HyGttsv!1e car.
FOR SALE Rhode lsluad Reds. Apply 22l
{ 81. II -.
guaranteed singers. Ath"rtnn'S. bird and pct
supplies. a2S Indiana ave. NV.
iIATCHING EGGS Rods ~ Nil,"-''>,. Rocks
,Park'sb. 81. IL. H"njamin. 1923 i2,h st. Nv.
q tijil -Nh''
WHITE I.IGHoRNS. 3on yearlirgs Will de
liy"r Bel:svi!e Poultry i:=- Farm, Re!tsriile,
Nh.
PONY. fne. ais" cart. harness. hriiie. saddle,
otc. May hc seen at 1916 W""l"r road u. W
Newton brewers. y
RArElTs Flemish Giants. call Sunday. l22'
lF st n"
l. e. X l. Rcd and r. J. rock chicks {.
Clifton Weiss. Rockville. Md. Phone los X
Hnd 1n3 I ! %
BARRED PlymoUth Rock puliets. all laying
sam" stock a. my prize winners ~ Washing
ION ioulity show: :" r"iGrr hock, Will sell at
s. - each. /. \. GchrmaE. II Eastern ave.
Takoma raIk
HCfF ORPINGTONS - Finest stock Matching
eggs 81 q setting Of -; pIilets. laying hens
anI cocks for sale. cievc. GO.
EGGs-viIerts Reds. fifteen 81 % Young
chicks. al ages. 25r soc .sGr. SimpHins. Isl !
C"r'"ai ave. Woodbridge. y. g y. 2s,4b-W.
rER&TAN KITTEHs. h!nc peiiareed, 2g"3
Columbia r'ai. North 2I"S.
COW frosh. with third crlf: tHhcrcu!if. tested.
W. J.. Wilson, Silver SpTnG. Nd. Phone
Wa"'l>'de 81. u
| BEES beautiful italian. full colonies nu-
! clrtiS: bee supplies. all kinds ~ "atal"ru"
! price. !. J. Carter. 33G VI -. n.
! INCtHATOR new CypherS. 80 egg. and
! r Inr!er. sl1 Paul Butler, 1900 Fo"te II. nc.
! I'if"nc Lincoln lGNS. l.
| EARY CHICKS-S. G. White Lrghorns. e
cents Phone Lincoln .54S.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Garage business. storage about 30 cars: ma
chin. shoD. gasoline oils: no better location
NV: owner, with government. must sell
s. 800.
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ONE mother hen. Il. l. Rel, and IL hahF
dicks: y i Rocks, 81. delivered. Address
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GASOLINE STATION THAT CONTROLS TWO
ROADS. ONB FROM VIRGINIA AND ONE
FROM MARYLAND MEETING AT POINT
NEAR 4IW3 CANAL ROAD: E1GHT-EooM
HOUSE ON PROPERTY; $1,000 APPLY 4lo'
CANAL, ROAD 6'
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Nrwrut road d. {. ------------
PAIR WORK HORSES, two delivery wagons.
two top hugsirS. small gentle drlVlhS morse
and r,na bout six sets wagon and buggy har-
nrss: cEIeun. ~ Sth ST. NV. =,
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Largest line ot =. I
sewing machln.-S !
the city. Al! make
80 snd up. l year,
-rarsntse. Pen I q &:
t,re.t repairing: hem.
ritc..ing: plait t log
ouitgph made to orda-.
E;cn evenings. Ho3
lirs. 1873 Iith stree:
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
eExurc HgAcuuNES


SINGER. STANDARD. Domestic and other makes;
bargains at $40. SIS. SIS. 81" and 80 one one
year guarantee: easy payments. Capitol Sew
! ing Machine Exchange. % II st. NV Frank
SINGER. Kfandard Domestic. Davis: new
model. - uS ca,i Sunday. Monday and Tues
day. 2fS IN st. ne.
ALL MAKES rented. repaired: hemsti,ehins;
phoncgraph and records. I-arkin. 3l3 Pa ave
Sc. Line: 273. Open evenings.
RIG SALE Of rebuilt sewing machines. includ-
ing Singers. New Homes and other makes.
ranging in price from $40 to s2'. Every ma
chine a bargain and fully guaranteed. WIN
'"'' Phone Franklin 1857,
s. w MACHINE CO.. 3oi I'm st. s.w -
SEWING MACHINES for sale rented and re-
| Phone Line. oS11-J. l.
LARGEST STOCK OF used sewing machines
$40 up: renting and repairing a spe"lai'S'
Reamy. 623 Pa: ave. sc. Phone L,:hc. ao.--
order; attachments. Franklin 6507. s4l d Eye
| st. NV.
| TYPEWRITERS
| ROYAL TYPEwH WRITER. So: Underwood. So,
! !. E.. Smith. $50. sos + st. NV, Room 'l" ..
UNDERWOOD. SO: latest model: Ike new
i lOi1 Otis place.
UNDERWOOD. NO. Excellent condition.
$50 1888 1o.h st. NV.
| REMINGTON TYPEWRITER; ST.: drophcad
| sowing machine. s1": oil tank. 30 gals, 50;
paper ha'er. SO Llnc. 4S-l
| TWO TYPEW WRITERS-L. c. Smith Eros. 40.
| 5: plea type: frst-class condition Room ~
glS + St NV. Phone NJ ?'3.
! AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
1881 East Capitol ST. Rent. sell; repair .rS, and
, buy all makes. Open evenings Line 36sl.
WE RENT AND SELL.
! Undrrwoods. Reminctons. Royals. Smiths.
500 sheets typewriter paper, 81.
General Typewriter Co. GIG l4th 81. NV:
| THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO. INC.
| Sell. rent and repair typcwriters
III 10th NV. Phone NJ 6934:
| TYPEWRITER Rental Service. o3ol 1st ST.
NV North "GG4 Underwood, l.. {. 4. Rem.
| 81 mo-; 3 mos in adv. SlO.50: 6 mos. SIS.
| Rebuilt typewriters for sale Terms
MISCELLANEOUS.
CrLTIvAT0R (olver', two-horse: never used.
! 115 3rd st. s.w. "
! ETGS. CARPETS, several. very high grade.
! slightly used. Riley. 433 18th ST. NV
: AUTOMOBILE TOURING TRUNK-fns been
used Only once: also mahogany sectional book
| cases (Gioe- Werricke}. For further lnforrla
| ton call Col. 7'13.
| new: sell or exchange for writing desk. H!ls
17th ST. NV. Apt "A.
| TRUNK. stylish spring coat. evenin: dress.
I etc: cheap Call evenings. All 10th st. ne.
| HUT-AIR FURNACE and heating pipes: suit
! able for 6-room house; So. COG Carroll ave.
| rakoma Park.
| WARDROBE. bureau, two beds. washstand.
! rockers, chairs. rugs stair carpet. etc; no
dealers. Col. 2o3l. 2908 18th st. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN and fixtures, Is it. long
| almost brand new: used two months; mann
| factured by Liquid Carbonc Company; a bar.
| gain. Cali at Triumph Cafe. 18th and Irv-
ing NV. b
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Delica lessen. confectionery and fruits: tran
] sirnt street: long lease: $1,000.
Cigars and confectionery: opportunity for
| lady: 500
Cigars news. ma magazines: downtown: 81 GOO
Grocery and meats, good location ne. ;
| 81. 300
| Delicatessen and confectionery. NV: rooms
! above: owner leaving city. Price. $500.
| Del!catpss"n stand in market, $3.50.
Small grocery and confectionery. NV. rooms
above good corner. Price. 500.
Evening star., 1921-05-01
POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK

4 well known ponltryman ~
said the other day that it was G
easy to raise Understanding Il
wus necessary but STAR
CHIC-A to eat and water 10
drink, and the chicks would
raise themselves. Tens of ~
thousands of baby chicks are W., i
being raised by the STAR GSas>
CHIC-A system. of pure food N~
and pure water natures own
method for starting the
chicks in life. If you have not used STAR
CHlc-A you should do SO now. All dealers sell
STAR-CHIC-A, the guaranteed baby chick food
Manufactured by the Star Food and Renehy
Co.. lexington place and = st. ne. Phone
North 80.
s. &. WHITE LEGN0RN baby CHICKS. Fill-
crest Poultry Farm, Bcrwyn 31-F-4. 81
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.

RTick HoApSl ER - I.itc model; All new
tires; electric lights aud starter; $3.50, Can
b. seen any time Sunday. Rear l2oS G st. sw.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

FORD COUPE. 1929. ine new tires on de-
mUuntaltle rims: steering wheel lock: Hassler
shock ahsoT"fs: speedometer. etc: $3.50.
Columbia f.l5l
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II A K T. s

FOOD for COWS. pigs and chickens cheap. Call
112i 9th 81. NV. at Martha Washington Cone
Factory. l.
alN" brrDdinG hens. Jnr' Conduit road. West
1907 l.
PlGS-l7: I'm" grade IN weeks old. Phone
WlolsiG" - T. {. Keys. -
BABY CHICKS hand. F. W. Bolgiano &
Evening star., 1921-05-01

EoST0N TERRIER Tciisrccd: male" housr
broken. $50. 1853 Columbia ri. Phone tol.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

tANARIES- Yorkshire aud HargZ mountain
rnllerS and wsrh.rs. c"ors. deep yellow. all
cinnamon. notified and deep orange. " 1882.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

!IEIFER CALF. i've months old; good con-
iti"r. Milton Eallman, 81 Westminster ave,
Park
Evening star., 1921-05-01

! IINTCHI$G Eggs Rods Nil."-''>i. Rocks
/ i'ark'>I. 81, IL. hrnJamin. 1923 l2'h 81. ".
,f,sp
Evening star., 1921-05-01

S5oU-BAEBLE SHOP. chairs rent. so !;
in apt. house: $3.50 cash
$3.000-Cigar news and confectionery: one
Of the hest corners in town. rooLis
rent. $50.
$2.15O-Confectionery in good section; cheap
rent: lease: big bargain.
$350-Grocrry and confectionery: rooms
rent, $25: splendid location.
$1,GOO-Grocery and O rooms: rent $50
house is splendid condition.
S90O-Rooniius house. rooms: rent. $50:
big bargain; must be sold: near 10th and Pa.
ave.
$5.200-Dry goods and notion business; good
corner location; rent cheap; doing good busi-
ness mist sell.
K. M. CURTIS, +. 6586-T.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

L. S NEW TEAM HARNESS. for two horses.
SO: new Army saddle. SO: riding brides.
81 so; new single harness SIS: 80 sets second
hand harness; all kinds riding saddles; large
assortment Of collars. Cogswell. 20 1lth st.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

FORD WoEM-nRIyE TRUCK: NEW; 2-ToN
CAPACITY: ANY WHEEL BASE: ANY
FRAME LENGTH: SOLID OR PNEUMATIC
TIRES: WILL. BUILD Any STYLE BODY
AT COST FOR FIRST TEN CUSTOMERS.
TAIJ, For DEMONSTRATION. OR WRITE
FOR rATAJCGIE. ACME WAGON CO.. $40
PA AVE. MAIN To-.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

30 FINE WHITE. IEGu0RN year OLD brood
crS L. >ni" 81 -. Sterling. EErrlaie. Nd.
I I'h,r,a IIy.t-SvE'lp a
Evening star., 1921-05-01

LARGE manufacturing corporation wants ca.a
bic men to open branch office and manage sdlc>-
men; $500 to $1,000 necessary: handle yCuf
own money: exclusive rights; patented article;
money making pOss. un;mited: will pay .x-
penses to Ralto. il you qualify. Address Mr..
fimore Md
Evening star., 1921-05-01

I 3-FAMILY ABATEMENT on corurr near 18TH
and You SITS. nv. Rented partly furnished
and nets ever TO-. Fr;cc. SJ,taio: So Ut3 cash
| required: snap. Address Box 273-A. Star office
So tsst SECTRES HALF INTEREST IN two
| ceptiunal money makers. 22H Decatur place
] aF..
Evening star., 1921-05-01

ONE summer icabox tshowcaset: also counte
and other fixtures. Eagle Market. .i3'3 VI 81
+, w l.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

VACUUM SWEEPER, hand power: good as
new: sell or exchange for writing desk. isis
17th st W "a
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Send for NJ. Norman.
Highest cash prices paid fnr second-hand
clothing Phone Main 3479. 10 Al ST. s.w.
mvls
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Confectionery and bakery located on 14tf
st NV. Price. So. 800.
Cafeteria near new city post office; - room,
above Price. Sll 900.
Small Restaurant, low rent. Price, $500.
Restaurant and soft drinks. OF the bes
places Of its class in city: 81 900.
1.unchroom and soft drinks rent $50; ten
year lease; heat furnished; 50. 200
Evening star., 1921-05-01

PONY. fine. also cart. harness. hriile saddle.
otc May hc seen at 3>l6 W"nli"y road NV.
! Newton brewers. -
RABBITS. Flemish Giants. call Sunday. l2s'
Evening star., 1921-05-01

BARRED Plymouth Rock pulists. all laying:
sam" stock my prize winners ~ Washing
ION puulity show; :" r"iG"r flock Will soil al
s, - each. l. \. t,chrmaE. II Eastern ave,
Ln,nn Eatk
Evening star., 1921-05-01

RARY CARRIAGE Bloch. reed: cost 80; al
most like new: go. Phone Col. iJsi-"- lst
dnnr o3.2 18th : ].
Evening star., 1921-05-01

AUTOMOBILE TOURING TRUNK-TEns been
used orlv once: also mahogany sectional book
cases (i;Ioe Werpicke}. For further lnforrla-
Col IJIlI
Evening star., 1921-05-01

| ENERGETIC MAN. with 5000 and services.
wanted in legitimate rton"v maxim PROPOSE
ton: rigid Investigation invited 10y th0-e quail
! tied to accept Address Box 2.S-A. Star Off e.
|
Evening star., 1921-05-01

HARLEY SPORT-A real bargain. Call Mon
day 2317 18th st. NV. -
IADY'S or girls bicycle new: best make
s3T ia Florida ave. NV.
EMBLEM BICYCLE--EAceilent condition: ney
tires; SD 1924 X. /. ave. ne. Phone \
JiD7- w
Evening star., 1921-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

CTLTIVATOR (Oljver', two horse: never used
! 10 3rd st. sw.
RUGS. CARPETS. several. very high grad"
slirhtlv used. Riley. i33 II III ST. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

WARDROBE. bureau, two beds. washstand.
rockers, chairs rugs stair carpet. etc; no
dealers Col. .O31. 29O3 18th st. NV.
SODA FOUNTAIN and fixtures, Is 1T. long
almost brand new: used two months; manii-
factured by Liquid Carbonic Company; bar
gain. Call at Triumph Cafe. 18th and 1rv-
ing NV. j.
Evening star., 1921-05-01

Opportrnity-Lnrge rooming business, down
town, 20 rooms. furnished: . baths: hot t-watel
heat. must he sold on account sickness. Hall
price at $1,000. Property leased through thi.
office
Evening star., 1921-05-01

TRTN stylish spring coat. evening dress.
etc: cheap Call evenings. All 10th st. ne.
HOT-AIR FURNACE and heating pipes: suit
able for 6-room house: So. COG Carroll ave.
Takoma Park.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
Albuquerque Sport Followers
Believe Dempsey Will Win From
Carpenter by Knockout Route

Wh'n Jack Dempsey morts Georges
~Carpontlc. in New Jersey for the
heavyweight boxing title Of the world.
Dempsey will send Carpenter to
drchmland m the opinion VI AIbu.
qucrque sport followers Ia any indi-
cation.
While "a fow say that Carpenter
will win, DE overwhelming opinion
b. hat Dempsey will outclais Die op-
poncnt by u wide margin Some at3
that u will De- "a decision bout Boo
favor OF the American but tho ma
iority believe Dempsey will win hy %
knockout
John flaHkl. boxing promoter here
who has just gone 90 Cleveland fut
"a visit ~ several months says has
JACK Dempsey will knock Carpenter
out in the first 1874 or three rounds
There IL not u man Boo the world
that cun beat Dempsey said Flaska
He h. young and re- hard slammcr
BE- only "a second ratcr
y hen compared 20 the American
champion"
Jaek Markls, boxing promoter and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17

professional baseball umpire says
"DemDs'r win put Carpenter out
before b finish n will not boo a
decision bout Dempsey viii knock
MIN cold before the twelfth round
John iaus.iuT who has boon 90 ful.
lower oft fnr boxing mon for 10 yoirH
ana haH kuuWu the merits OF aIl tho
champion Huu somi-ptutosHl0unlf
from iho fa~lfhorWoInhu up. slys That
% would Doc nearly 90 rounds before
hDWpsoN could got re- knockout ne
believes that H toe bout o. allowed 10
En bot l2 or 10 rounds ns Sow Jersey
lHws provide that Dempsey will win
uulf 900 H decision.
Benny C0rdoyu. Albuqucruuo's
champion lightweight. SAYS like John
ii1sta tnuf Dempsey Will put Car
ptutirr down Tor the count IN the
rarlN part Df tho fight
Frank Outer sHys that the Dong
soy-'lrp,nfier fight will go Co the
American champion but IL viii hc "a
hard battle Expressions gathered
from fans who have attended bouts
here are that Dempsey Is q sure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
Handball Courts
At Y. w. c. A. Assured;
Part of Fund Raised

A. 1 meeting az the hnndhull olui
uf tho Y 80 O. A.. held yesterday of.
teruouu to consider plans for the 20.
uIurlur of fIrs, now hHndhull courts
Co Do, erected ON th, Hitu of tho pres.
Ont tennis court. action started or
with p bang and iu .rss than ton mln-
utDH tht committee had raised moro
than TEN per cent Of tlD estimated
cost Prospects Tor the new cuuris
which are 90 bo uf cement, are de-
'idtdly bright.
The haudhHll club has long boon
in'nuNDuiruuDd boo its activities hy tho
TACT that only u single cuur iur thu
rhWr has been maintained bon the y
NJ a. a. HyuiHIuUI As the gymnasium
o. almost constantly occupied by gym
classes and yoIlov bail players the
hnudhull men have not had q great
deal Of opportunity 90 indulge bon their
game
tn" new uuurts are Geo bp made of
and each OF the three courts
viii be- 20 feet long by 20 feet wide.
The courts will occupy the space OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
SENIORS WIN AGAIN
IN HIGH SCHOOL
TRACK TOURNEY
Score Total of as Points;
Juniors Second With
Thirty-seven

For the second time. the High
school seniors yesterday walked away
with the lnter-ciass track meet held
on the Varsity field, whcn they sc-
cured n total Of M points. as agalnst
- for the juniors and 25 for the
sophOmorcs. The ndcr-classmen dc-
rive some satisfaction from the fact
that the seniors did not defeat them
80 decidedly as in the meet we weeks
ago when the seniors score almost
equailod h a Of the other two classes
combined.
The cold weather made the time for
the events rather slower than ave-
rage, but very good work was done.
The record for the day was hung up
BY Ncnahlc in tho shot put when he
tossed the lead 81 feet, ia inches.
The official record OF the meet fol-
lows;
100 yard dash-r'erral first. y.
Glassman second, bearing third.
Time ~ seconds.
22O yard dash-N. Giassman first.
.. Zillmer second. Mitchell. third.
Time 20 is seconds
$40 yard run-Fcrrni first. Ham
mond second, Mitchell third. Time 5S
seconds.
$50 yard run-Erring first: Her
nandex second, Notaw third. Time 2
minutes. % IS seconds.
one mile rum. Saiazar first:
Rodgers second, Romero third. Time
5 minutes. % Is seconds.
12J yard Nurdies-Rcnfro first. FL
der second. acintiro third. Time
n SIS seconds.
22O yard hurdles-Renfro first. NJ.
Salazar second. Htmmord third Time
80 As seconds
Pole yault-Eldcr first. Mcdonald
second, Mize third. Height. 10 feet.
8 inches.
High jump-O Zillmcr first Fcrral
second, HuntsmGn third. Height s
feet. 2h inches
Broad jump-Ncnablo first. Elder
Second. Glassman third. Distance ~
feet 2 inches.
mot put-Venahle first. Ferrnl sec
ond. Hernandez third. Distance a.
feet. ~ inches.
Discus-Ferral first Ncnahlc Sec
ond. Elder third Distance % feet.
inches.
Iavclin-Fcrral first. Vounhlc acc-
ond' hernandez third. Distnurc ia5
feet. ~ inches.
Total poing@Seuiors g.. juniors
81, sCphomores 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
TO OPPOSE
DUKE CITY TEAM
At DARELAS FIELD
City Manager to Twill
First Ball; Watkins to
Receive 1t

The baseball season IN Albuquerque
will open IN real big league style here
this afternoon at Bnrelas field when
the nclan hall players cross bats Win
the nukc city Grays.
city Manager James N. Gladding "
20 AXE the mound like he did when he
WIS Il college student and twirl the
nrst ball. H. ~ watkins, secretary OF
the Chamber OF Commerce, " 20 nan.
die the big mitt and receive the ball
thrown hy the city manager. Col. ~.
X. H. sellers will be the official mas.
ter OF ceremonies and give the signal
witch will usher In the 1921 baseball
eason
A part OF the hleachers have been
shifted &c the space directly behind
tho home plate. thus glNtnE additlohhi
grandstand space. The BarclaH hela
has been dragged ana dampcncn anu
according 10 Manager Dan Padllla OF
the Grays. was never IN hettcr shape
Ready for signal.
an is In readiness TOR he signal 70
tho players to take their places on
the field. The Balen players are 70 DC
here with n strong aggregation OF root
ers In the hopes OF chez rims their team
10 victory.
Manager Padilla Of the Grays says
that his team was never In better shape
and that he believes he has "A better
team than he a last year. TIC hn-
mits that the Bclcn team viii give hiin
a hard race for the state Champion
ship.
~ Pa=o TNirlcr.
Pete Lcyba, the II Paso CITY league
pitcher. was scheduled to arrive IN Al
buauerque last night and take the
mound today. n the III Paso twirler
should be delayed for ans reason, how
ever Manager padilla says he VIII
have plenty OF pitching material 20
hold tho helen men. ana
gains Will warm up for the game ~
we'll ns Leyha n tho latter iH on hand.
The Grays' lineup viii be somewhat
as follows.
Nose chavez and Mildhaber, catcher
/ and right fielder: Loyha, pitcher; a
| chavez. INST base, Burns second base
| Saiaznr. third. Manuel chavez. short
stop. - chavez. LETT Held tallesoH
center Held. - chavez has Just re-,
| covered from an operation. but Is SAFE
TO De In condition TO play.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
nnIIAHp TOTNNNAu,NT.

Albuquerque ia Co have 20 hHndicup
pocket billiard tournament opou 10
every man woman or child in the city.
with prizes amounting 10 So. Man
agcr A. ~ Dukes ~ tho Palace Bil-
uafd lar'urs announced YESTERDAY
Tho prizes for The tournament arc
To DO aH follows Poo first place. "a
% valued ~ SIS. Tor second place.
a % valued 40 SO; Tor third place. "a
cue valued at $3.50 Tho tournament
y open 90 everyone N % ls expected
that IL will last from Aprll %. tho
opening day. until April "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
8 MATCHES TODAY
IN GOLF TOURNEY
Feature Event Will Be
Hughes and Keleher
PLAY

Play In the golf tournament for the
state National bank trophy will be
resumed this morning Il the country
club LINKS whom cisht games viii be
played BY the sixteen players who
survived the initial play last sunday
The feature match. u n said. Will
be that between Thomas Hughes and
r. kelchsr who play a little baseball
and everything else along with their
golf.
Other p%nirings for today's play are:
a. Mcdonald ". j. McCanua.
W r. Allen W. g.. O. Cuors, Ir.
r. Naraio VI. j.. a. Van Alta.
r. white W. j.. Ticrney.
vs.. uislue vs.. r.. uorgan. Jr.
a. Divine Ns &. 4. White.
r q. Cornish ". l. Murphy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-17
ENGINEERS BEATEN
IN TRACK MEET
Letters and Art Men
Triumph on Field at
University

The Letters ard Arts students de-
cidcdly tramplCd on tho Engineers
in the track meet held yesterday at
ternoon ON the Varsity field, the lAts
taking first place in every event The
events were. ON the whole, fast, and In
the hundred yard dash and the two
twenty dash "Btli" Hale 10 excellent
work. taking the first In 10 fiat and
the second m 60 as seconds
"Binuco" White and Louie" Ger
phcidc were the individual stars OF
the meet. White taking four first
places and two seconds. and Gorpho-
idc taking two first places. "a second
and two thirds Kenny Gorphcide
who has been doing wonderful work
with the jlvolin threw b. 49, feet 2
inches.
The official record OF the meet fol-
lows.
100 yard dash Hale, first Dow,
second. D.. G%orphcide. third Time;
90 seconds. Flat.
e2o yard dash. Hale. first. Dow.
second. o. G~,rpheidc. third. Ttmc'
90 f-1 seconds.
ft0 yard dash. J.. Gcrphoido. first
Time 90 seconds
$50 yard run. waite. first. Graham
SECOND. Cooper. hind. Time: . min.
utcs. o. 2-5 seconds.
ono mile run waite. first. Hca-
cock, second Morgan. third. Time'
3 minutes 80 t-a soDuuds
G.0 yard low hurdles Dow first.
White. second Time. 20 SO socondA
100 surl h.rH hurdles White. first.
Dow second Time. 10 Pes seconds
POL, vault. white and Miller tied
fur fret, Hayes third. Height. 10
feet o inches.
Hign Jump whrc. first. T.. G,rp-
hsidc second, bow, third Height. .
feet. s inches.
sho, put: white. first. %. Gcrp-
/ hrids. second: G%rD'ulcaf. third. Dis
fauuo 30 feet q inches
Broad Jump. o.. G,rpholly. first,
white second, pov. third Distance.
20 feet no inches
JayelIu throw %. Gcrph,idc. first.
Distance 100 feet 9 inches.
/ thr ur,H.nt tennis court. and 10
hoped sINz Mr. ErHm. director Of
athletics that . 80 q 'v cement tennis
/ courts can Ur erected uu thr land
between tho "Y" building and tho
railroad TRACKS which land the ~
holds under 90 lease from th, santa
I0 Railroad.
o. m HIsu expected tp build a volIry-
NrIl court tu thr north uf d hand
UIll courts
Joseph skinner mud IS &C. Moarnog
are Toe leaders Boo 40, movement to
urovIh. tho new lHuih1ll courts and
they have 200 doubt but that IN, plans
sr, Euiur tu work out Boo tim, to have
fn, utv courts ready for play be-
tDrD Che summer starts
You viii hnd it in our CLASH
fed Columns.