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New-York tribune., 1921-06-13
POST ACTIVITIES

Members of j. w. Person Post will
meet again tomorrow evening at lie
gion Headquarters, 1923 Schermerhorl
Street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-13

Broadway Post also meets tomorrow
night at 1s45 Broadway, corner of Six
tieth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-13
R& sgasas asisAsassasss
AUerfon House

There is a reason why busi.
ness executives recommend
Allerton House.
1t is a great satisfaction for
them TO know that the man
upon whom they place re-.
sponsibility is living in an
atmosphere >of rehnenenf
yet safely within his income
Allerfon Houses
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30z WEST 2znd ST,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15

douglas Fairbanks"
This is the critter selected by the
checkers as their special for today
According to the lads who nurse the
split-second watches Doug" is as
GOOD as in right now. Has little to
beat in the second, at that, and does
look like the logical winner.
Frank Burke is sure to be knock
ing at the door. Should be second
with James a bang-up third.
In the opening number l am Sc
Iectinr Rhadames as the one most
likely to look the Judge in he'mug.
Smart people have this maverick in
hand and, inasmuch as the oats are
getting mighty low, 1 don't know
but a purse wouldn't come amiss'
Do you get me, Hector? Starkader
ia we'll liked by those close to the
stable. viii bear watching. Hosler
has not raced to best recent trials.
First Consul carried the proverbial
ton of wise kale last time collared'
Failed to connect with the mazuma
on that occasion chiefly because OF
a weak ride. May show a lot OF
Improvement here especially If a
good boy is in the pilot house. Fait
Accompli just cannot be worse than
second with Arthur Middleton
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
HORSE WINS
PINEHURST EVENT

PINEHURsT, N. C., Feb. IL
Howard P. Hotchkiss, of New Hs-
ven, who had never gone around
below IS at Pinehurst, threw away
10 strikes on holes in a four-baIl-
best tourney versus par played on
the championship course here today
and polished of the remaining l6
holes in a total of 81 strokes. II
he had played his 2 bad holes in
regulation figures he would have
had a IS Incidentally, Hotchkiss
and his partner, Stewart II. Fields,
Of BaltusrOl, led the field Of forty
eight contestants at up on par
and annexed the major prizes.
Mrs. George NJ Howard, Of Hall
fax, and Mrs. W. c. Mudgett, Of
Southern Pines, led the field in a
handicap four-ball-best contest at
Pinehurst today and won the first
prizes with a round of 37-4l-7S.
The second prizes went to Mrs. Clar-
ence S. Waterhouse, Of Ardsley, and
Mrs. Herman Ellis, Of Walton
Health, who weht around in a net
70. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd,
of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. John d.
Chapman, Of Greenwich, played
from scratch and finished in So. Mrs.
Hurd defeated Mrs. Chapman by l
UP in their private match.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
ANNOUNCE ARROW
SCHEDULE CHANGE

Manager QUAINT of the Arrow bas-
ket-baII five Of theN local Y, an
nounCes a complete change in their
schedule for this week. instead of
meeting the Washington Barracks
five on Thursday night they will op-
pose that Quint on Wednesday night
on the Soldiers floor. The Y mana
ger expects to send the following
lineup against the southwestern
quint: Pease and Fineburg, for
wards; Sommerkamp, center; Jen-
kins and Seltzer, guards.
Instead of meeting the Comets on
Saturday night as previously an
nounCed that game has been post
poned until Saturday. March 10.
This action was taken upon request
CT Manager Haas of the Epiphany
five who cannot muster his strong
est team at the present time.
Manager Reed of ithe Carroll
Council quint is requested to call
Manager QUAINT of the Arrow quint
tomorrow morning between and IL
at Main 64OO, branch 375, in report
to filing this date. He would also
like to hear from the management
of the Marine Prep team.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
PETITION ORANGE
TO ACCEPT B. C.. TILT

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Feb. 14.-With
approximately 5000 names attached
to it, a petition will be presented
to the Syracuse University athletic
governing board on Tuesday night
by the undergraduate body asking
that the board reconsider its re-
fusal to accept an offer from BOs-
ton College for a football game
with the Orange. to be played at
Boston in November. Back Of the
movement stands practically the
entire football squad Canisus Col
Iege, Of Buffalo, now is presumably
the Syracuse opponent for Noven-
Der 5, although no official announce
ment has so far been made here.
Boston College tried to book
Syracuse University shortly after
the close of the season for a game
at home and offered either $4,000
or the privilege Of half OF the gate
receipts 1t was figured that the
contest would be a big drawing
card. as Harvard on that day plays
at Princeton. Holy Cross received a
share of $4,000 from the game with
Coach CavanaUEh's Eridiron war
riors last fall and this was much
later in the season.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
Havana Results.

First Raee-Coscorron, 110 (KeI-
sey), 2 to l, 3 to 5, to 3: Hyeres,
109 (Meehan), even, to 2; Justina
E., 104 Uancaster), l to 5. Time,
AZ 2-5. Ostelle, Bitter Biting, Ma
DISCO. Coltex, Margaret Nash, Emma
W. also ran.
Second Race-Experiment, 11O
(Kelsey), to 5, to 2. to 4;
Kayman. 1O7 (Pickens), 5 to 2, 6
to 5; Coca Cola, 81 (Gordon), 3 to
aby, Helen Lucas. Johnny O'Con-
nell, George w, Ascutney also ran
Third Rnce-Doctor D., 10 (KeI-
sey), to l, even, 1 to 2; Twenty
seven, 1O6 (Smith), even, l to 2;
Assign, 105 Dancaster), 2 to 5
Time 1908 1-5. Kate Kay, Sainnose
Scotty, Nettie Walcutt, Short
Change also ran.
Fourth Race-Ina Wood, 103 (Pen-
mani, 4 to 5, l to 3, l to s; Su-
perior, 112 (Merrimee), to 1; 8 to
s. Miss Wright, 10 (Pitz), to /
Time 1907 As. Tosca. Hat Rack
Juanita 3rd, Director James, Drift
field also ran.
Fifth Race-Ed Garrison, 11C
Penman). 7 to 5, to 2, 1 to 4
Pokey Jane, 1O5 (Smith), to 1
even; Miss Proctor, 113 (Pickens)
/ to 4. Time 1907 2-5. Smite, Jill
Jake Field, Aigrette also ran.
sixth Race-Duke Ruff, 10t
(Smith), to 1. to 5, 4 to 5: Lady
Hester, 1O3 CPenman), to l, tc
1: My Ada, SO (Burns), 4 to 5
Time 1:43. Second Cousin, Stiletto
Leinster, Flying Frog, Crystal Day
Dragon, Fl Coronel also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
6fS
SI 10y GanzalM Rice

to us, because we had always had
an idea that we held more than
passing admiration for the records
of Zuppke, Hun and the entire H.
linois delegation. At any rate, with
that coaching STAFF on hand Illinois
doesn't have TO botheg about the
lack of an expressed fancy, even
though it was unintentional.
One of the Wonders.
Seven years have skidded by since
Connie Mack gave Chief Bender his
release. At that time Bender had
served the Mackmen for eleven years
and Connie must have figured that
not being overly robust the Chip
pewa star was about through.
But here. a matter of seven years
later, Bender today could step out
and win so per cent of his games
in either major league with any
batting strength around provided he
wasn't overworked.
After eighteen years of active
service. the Big Chief has both the
fast one and the old hop-in fact
more stuff than SO per cent of those
now operating in the polite circle
of the game
Some Manager.
Back in 1919 Bender took charge
of the Richmond Club in the Nir-
ginia League and bagged a pennant
He reached and held the top by
winning most of the crucial games
himself Last season he came to
New Haven. in the Eastern League
and landed another pennant, using
the same fancy system.
But in the two years he also
proved his ability to direct and
handle men. With a minor league
managerial record of this type II
won't be very long before some
major league club will be on his
trail. You can't keep a keen brain
down forever.
Copyright 1891. New York Tribune 1no')
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
CENTRAL BATTLES
TECH FIVE TODAY
Manual Trainers Must Win
From Blue and White to
Keep in Running.

Tech and Central tossers hook up
this afternoon at the Coliseum,
Ninth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., in what should be one of the
best games of the High School scho-
lastic championship series. Tech
must win to keep on even terms
with Western. The Red and White
team is now leading the series. top
ping Tech by A halfgame margin,
and, should the Manual Trainers
lose today, it will be almost i'm
possible to keep Western from win
ming the title.
Though Coach Apples proteges
have one victory to their credit over
the Blue and White quint, neverthe-
less they will have their hands full
today, as since their early-season
victory Gosnell, one of their best
players, has been lost by gradua-
tiOn.
Central lost to the Manual Train
ers by only three points in their first
battle, and the chances are that to-
day the result will be just as close
With Tech slightly weakened the
Blue and White five is strengthened
considerably and, barring accidents,
has at least an even chance to come
through with a win.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
Havana Entries.

First Rsce-Five and one-haif
furlonss, 3-year-oIds and up
ward, claiming; purse 800: 'Non-
sense, 102; 'Grey Rump, 1O4; 'Rhad-
ames, .104: sHosler, 1O7; Terrible
Susan, 110;i Mary Fitzhugh, ITO;
Starkader, 112; Major Fiske, 115.
Second Race-Five and one-half
furlongs, S-year-olds and upward
claiming; purse 800: 'Treadwell,
1O7: douglas Fairbanks, 107;
sFrank Burk, 1O7; "Thentino, 107;
Sure Get, 112; Little Buss, 112; Hon
est George, 112; James, lis; Chan
tour, 115.
Third Race-Five and one-half
furlongs, 3-year-olds upward, claim
ing; purse 800: Colors, 102; HBell-
main, 1O2; 'Fait Accompli, 1O5; Ed
die Mcbride, 112; Golden King, 112;
First Consul, 112; Senator James,
1l2. Arthur Middleton, lis.
Fourth Race-Five and one-half
furlongs, 3-year-olds and upward;
claiming; purse 800: .Spugs, 90
'Currency, 103; Sister Susie, LOG;
Redland, 10S; Black Prince, 10
Merry Feast, 110; sBlondel, 10;
American Eagle, lis; Byrne, lis.
Fifth Race-Mile and ifty yards
4-year-olds and upward, claiming;
purse 800: 'Litho1ick, 11o; 'Peri-
gourdine, 102; Hunter Platt; 103i
Paula v. 106; Huntress, 106; Hocnir
los.
sixth Raee-MiIe and one-eighth
4-year&olds and upward, claiming;
purse 800: sIncinerator, s5; 'Bun-
crana, 105; 'Rhymer, 105; Attorney
Muir. 1o7; Blanca, los; Night Wind
113; Mather, lis;
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
GAR SETS NEW
CRUISING MARK

MIAMI, Fla Feb. ia new
world record for express cruisers
was made today I'm the mid
winter regatta when the Gar
Junior, owned by Gar A. Wood,
Detroit. won the ocean race to
Palm Beach and return.
The Cars average time for the
round trip was 32.S miles an hour.
The round trip, 12s miles, was
made in B hours, 55 minutes and
81 seconds.
The Gar won easily over her
opponents, the Cignret, owned by
Gordon Hammersley, New York,
and the shadow v, owned and
driven by Carl Fisher, of Indian
apolis and Miami.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
INTS DECIDE ON 1853
GAME SCHEDULE

NEW YORK. Feb. l4.-No fran
chises in the International League
are for sale, il was stated by club
owners in regular meeting here to-
day. However, one OwneT did say
Akron may be for sale" when II
was said offers for franchises had
been offered Montreal. Providence
and Newark.
1t had been reported that Akron's
and Syracuse's franchises might be
for sale. 1t was also said that Dave
Driscoll, a Newark sportsman, and
Roy Mack, son OF Connie Mack,
were bidding for clubs.
The meeting decided on a 1921
schedule of 16S games, the season to
start April 20.
First games are Toronto at Bal
timore, Buffalo at Jersey City. Ak
ron at Syracuse and Rochester at
Reading.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
TRADE BOARD TO
ATTEND OPENER

Members Of the Washington
Board of Trade intend 20 attend,
I'm a body and nt least 500 strong,
the opening game at the Amert-
can League Park April Is when
the Nationals meet Boston
Last year 500 members stormed
the park and this year at least
900 more are expected 10 turn
cut.
Richmond l.. Conner announ-
ced last night that all members
of the Board Of Trade who de-
sire seats should send I'm their
checks for DO cents 10 the secre-
tary's once at the earliest pos
sibIe moment. II is announced
Clark c. Grffhth has reserved
, sections X and l. for the board
members.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
PICK MARTIN TO WIN
FROM BILL BRENNAN

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Bob Mar
tin, heavyweight champion of the
A. f. F., is being picked by some
Of the wise ones to whip Bill Bren-
nan when they meet in Madison
Square Garden Friday night.
Some odds of s to have been
offered on the. former soldier.
New York is interested in the
bout, as it will be the first chance
to see the much-talk ed-of scrapper
in local ring.
Martin, until he knocked out
Marty Burke, was not entertained
seriously, but when he agreed to
take on an opponent that gave Jack
Dempsey his hands full, the opinion
changed.
Martin, in training here, says he
will go after match with Dempsey
as soon as he knocks out Brennan.
That will happen Friday night, he
saws.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
COMETS BATTLE
SILENTS TONIGHT

The Silent Athletic Club is sched-
uIed to play the Comets at Epiphany
tonight in what should be a fast
basketball contest. The Silents
have been greatly strengthened for
this game and hope TO get back At
the Comets for an earlier defeat
"Goody" GosneIL Technical High
School star. is putting up great
game for the Comets, giving them
strength on the offensive.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
VIRGINIA PREP FIVE
WINS STH STRAIGHT

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Feb. IL
BY defeating Virginia Freshmen
this afternoon, % to 81. Woodberry
Forests basket ball Quint regis
tered its eighth consecutive victory
of the season and seemed destined
TO capture the State prep school
championship.
The game was hard fought, the
first half ending 13 to 12 in favor
of the Freshmen. MOUntcastie and
VaB Story starred for the winners,
and Miles for the Freshmen. Wood
berry meets Wake Forest Thursday
and North Carolina Freshmen FRI
day.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
Asking n when.

Asking n when.
They say the world will reach its hniSh
In something like two million years;
All sin in ages will diminish,
Likewise all sorrow, pain and tears;
know, with disposition sunny,
bush league bard with bush league pen,
Just when III coin a bale Of money;
But when will Kilbane fight sEdni
know just when the labor question
will be considered down and out:
And when each city'S raw congestion
Will be relieved without a doubt
I know when graft will pass forever,
When boxers will not charge yen
For any championship endeavor-
But when will Kilbane hght againl
With Carpenter, Guillemot and
Mile. Lenglen, among others, stick
ing around, France at least has
started on a dream of athletic great
ness. A snappy national tempera-
ment ought to help the rest of 1t
along.
In Behalf of Illinois.
Dear Sir: Somehow Illinois has
never hit your fancy. Yet in foot
ball, in the eight years Zuppke has
coached, Illinois has won the Con-
ference title three times and tied
another. In 1905 Illinois held the
championship in all four major
sports, football, baseball, basket
ball and track. Just now the Him
are Conference track champions
Since 1905, when Harry Gill came to
Illinois, the Illini have lost only nine
out of fifty dual meets. From 1896
to 1920, with George Huff coaching
baseball, Illinois has won the Con-
ference championship eleven times
You may be interested to know that
the new baseball coach is Carl Lund-
gren. Zuppke in football, Gill in
track. Lundgren in baseball, Winters
in basketball, with George Hun
overseeing 'em all-where can you
beat it? Il. M. l.
The announcement that Illinois
had never hit our fancy was news
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
CATHOLICS DEFEAT
BROOKLYN QUINT
BroOklanders Have Easy Time
Winning From North
erners, 44-to-1S.

Catholic University's basketers
took the St Johns quint from
Brooklyn into camp last night in
the Brookland gym in a loosely
played battle by the count of a
to Is. The players from the City
of Churches exhibited poor shoot
ing and only garnered five floor
goals, four of which were regis
tered in the first half. Mike Dunn
c. US dependable forward. rang
up twelve points from moor goals
and otherwise played a fine game.
The general floor game Of tNe
Brooklanders surpassed that of the
visitors and at all times they had
things well in hand. OF late c. L.
has showed a classy passing game
and this was well used last night
Their guarding was easily better
than that of st. Johns
Lynch dropped a free toss
through the hoop for the first
score in the first minute Of play.
Soon after Murphy Gagged 4 floor
goal from under the basket amd put
ltdll III the ltdu lOI Il Ntl
brief period, and the only time dur
ing the tray. Then Fosse, Lynch
and Dunn Gagged three floor goals
in rapid succession, putting =. l..
cut in front for the rest Of the
game.
Coach Rice inserted three subs in
the second half and kept the game
interesting by so doing. His second
string men are very nearly the class
of the varsity. F"Sse had a banner
night Of 1t, scoring five floor goals.
Pep" is becoming one of c. US
mainstays. Lineup and summary:
c. U. 90 St. Johns QS)
Dunn. ..........L. F.......... DamiCo
Corwin. .SiOCkliCh
Lynch. c. .......... .O'Neil
FOsse. e..........L. G.............To Todd
Gleason. .......E. G......... Murphy
lbstitutions: Eberts for COrwin
Kelley for Lynch; Mcnamara for
Dunn, Holland for O'NeiI. Floor
goals: Dunn, s. Fosse. 5 Lynch, 3:
Gleason, l; Kelley. .; Mcnamara, .;
Damico, 2; O'Ncil, Murphy, 2. Goals
from fouls: Lynch, s out of 10; Dam
leo, out of Il. Referee, Hughes.
Time of halves 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
vIRGINIA BASEBALL
PRACTICE STARTS

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Feb.14.
Thirty candidates for Virginia's
baseball nine reported to Coach
Warren this afternoon and were
tkTen their initial workout on the
Lambeth Field. Soccer football and
the medicine ball served to Timber
rIp the players and later the battery
candidates had a brief workout.
The dozen twirlers who reported
included Taylor and Harrison, each
NJ whom bIanked Yale last season;
clarke, Price, formerly of Virginia
Polytechnic; and Englis, a big left
handler: Bones, Graham, Watkins,
Duke, Davidson and Graham. The
.backstops in uniform were: Brown,
parrish, Holland, Kemper, Hardy,
.C.rover and Blackburn.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
Kanawha JrS. Win.

The Kanawha Juniors earned an
1S-to-I0 decision over the Congress
Heights Juniors last night in the
Congress Heights Auditorium. At
the half, the kanawha's team
started a.comeback and scored four
teen points while they held their
opponents to six points. Elliott
starred for the winners.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
GOLDEN TORNADO
EASILY DEFEATED
BY BLUE AND GRAY
Southerners 0utclassed
By G. u, Who Get 81
Ia Verdict.

Experience and ability counted
last night in the GeorEetovn-Geor-
gia Tech basketball game, and the
Hilltoppers were superior in both,
winning the battle by the large
margin Of 30 points to IL for the
Southerners. Happy Jack Flavin.
as usual, was the hiEh-point scorer,
with 81 points.
Each qUint had speed, and neither
could get the ball down the floor
faster than the other. but the Hill
toppers had their lamps bright and
accurate last night, more so than
their opponents, who failed miser-
ably in numerous easy shots. It
was a weakness in shooting that
made the score so widened in favor
Of the locals.
O'Connell opened the scoring with
a shot under the basket Is seconos
after the opening whistle. A min
ute later Buck Flowers. the football
star, made a technical foul from
which Flavin scored another point,
his first OF the game.
Points came fast after that time
for Georgetown, but not so for the
GeOrgians, who could not register
until hve minutes had gone in the
first period. Then jerks dropped
one through the net from outside
the circle.
Until the insertion OF two sub
stitutes the visitors were unable to
get another floor goal. jerks mean
while shot a free toss. Brewster
went in for jerks, and Fraser took
the place Of Wrigley and Gagged a
floor goal just after his entrance
into the fray and Immediately be-
fore half time.
The Hilltoppers kept up their
scoring ways all the time, seldom
missing ordinary shots Zazalli
turned in the feature play OF the
evening, when he dribbled in a zig
gag line through both teams and
Gagged the leather with a one hand
toss. The score at the end Of the
half was p 10 3.
Harder playing made itself evi-
dent in the second period. resulting
in Referee COllifiower calling many
fouls, most Of which were personal.
Shots were hurried On both sides
and the SOUtherners got the worst
OF it, as they simply could not To-
cate the right spot to hit How
ever. through the efforts Of Buck
Flowers at the foul line. his floor
goal, and two free tosses by Arm
sted, they made a better showing
than in the first half.
The Hilltnppers slowed W son"-
times evidently, as they amassed
only Is points during the period
although Flavin. O'ConnelI and DU-
dack were repeatedly unEusrded
near the basket or these IS mar
kers FIsvin accounted for Il
This is one Of the few teams
which have presented PLAYERS who
could stand the fast pace set hv
Coach OReiIly's men. At no staEf
| OF the contest did the locals show
any more speed than their oppOn
ents.
Tonight Georgia Tech goes
against the fast Catholic U quiHi
/ in the Brookland gymnasium. The
! Brooklanders should annex this con-
| test TO their win column as their
/ record this season compares we'll
with that OF Georgetown
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
WANT RRITTON TO
FIGHT LEWIS AGAIN

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Jack Brit
ton. welter- weight champion, has
been offered $4,000 to meet Ted
Lewis III a 12-round bout in Canton,
March II. by Mike Mckinney. Dan
Morgan, Britton's manager. says he
will sign for $500. On the same
date in Canton. two years ago,
Britton knocked out Lewis and
took the title from him.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
Asay Wins Quickly.

In the shortest game to date of
the billiard tournament being run
m At FIliott's parlors, Walter Assay
: t-iuupbed over william, Parsons
last night by a score of 100 to so.
THE contest took but As minutes.
ASay had runs of 16 and 10, while
parsons highest were IL and 10.
In toniEht's game, John Tolson will
ross cues with Clyde Richmond.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
A A r Defeats Sherwoods,

The Alpha Alpha Epsilon Fratern-
ity basketball team downed the
Sherwood A. C. in close and hard
fought game at the Eastern gym.
The Sherwoods led throughout the
first three quarters. However the
A A (. five came back strong in
the last period and won by lbs.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
AGATES AND LIMOS
EACH GET 2 WINS

Two matches were run off in The
Herald Duckpin League yesterday
afternoon. The Agates took the
Diamonds into camp by a score of
two games to one, and the Limos
triumphed over the Pearls by the
same count. Homan, of the Pearls,
was in rare form, with a three game
total Of 31S. Briscoe, of the Limos,
rang up a single game of 1913, but
could not maintain his fast pace.
The scores:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
Manhattans Win Two.

uba Manhattan A. c. quintet won
70 battles last night, the first team
irumphIng over Columbia A. CH25
. %, and the Reserves taking the
MEASURE Of the Lexington A. c. ag-
regation, "a to H. in the curtain
afser.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
Cubs Trounce Jrs.

The Immaculate Conception Cubs
handed the Webster juniors fear
full drubbing yesterday afternoon,
the final count being 2S to 2. En-
right scored 10 points for the vic
fnrs
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
YANKEES TROUNCE
C.. u. FRESHMEN "5'

The Congress Heights Yankees
started the week off in good fash
ion when they administered a Sc
we're trouncing to the c. U. Fresh
men on the G. L. floor last night
by the tune Of So to 81. A series
of passing down the long floor,
which resulted in a snowbird for
Heddon, started the scoring and
from then On it was a vOlley of
two counters for the Yanks. Line
nm and summary:
The Washington herald., 1921-02-15
ST Inhn,s Preps Win.

The St Johns Props nosed out
the Virginia Midgets. 26 to "a,
yesterday afternoon. Morris and
Kessler took the honors for the
winners.