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Evening star., 1921-10-25

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The Washington times., 1921-05-19

flower nine has won eight and lesa
but two.
Down in the shamrocks' territory n
the southeast section Of the city, the
Greenbacks have won eight and lost
but one.
Gibraitars have been making one
record in the northeast In winning
seven and losing but two. The Metro
politans have annexed seven and los>
one. They have won six In row.
The Knicks of Georgetown, have
had tough sailing lately and have
won four and lost three. They got .
fine getaway in defeating the Elks
and the Capital City Professionals
The Yankees have won three and loss
three.
Clarendon, Dreadnaught and TRIPLE
A teams. are Virginia products. 70 -
sure. but many Washington lads play
on these clubs and they can almost
be Inquired In the running for District
honors.
League baseball Is now nourishfng
here with all the interest Of former
years. The Government, Depart
mental, War Department and Com
rf,ercial Leagues are holding forth on
the Monument Lot. The Sunday
School League is enjoying another
start In the shadow of the Monument.
LEAGUES FLOURISH.
The Fraternal League, Navy Yard
League, the Terminal Y. NJ C. A.
League and the Knights Of Columbus
League are playing In different sec
tions of the city with fine results.
Several first-class games are In
prspect among the independent teams
Sunday. The Clarendons will play
the Masons, the Gibraltars will tackle
Indian Head. and the Yankees play
Dominican Lyceum.
Silver Spring, the Elks. Rexmen'
and Tenleytown will probably have
first class opponents for the coming
Sunday diamond struggles
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

worse for having been knocked out
of the ring in a previous engagement.
Early this morning Dempsey was
up and on the road with his wolf
dogs. Teddy Hayes. his secretary,
went along with him, and the routine
for today was to be much the same
Gs that Of Wednesday.
ARENA NEARLY FINISHED.
Work on the outdoor arena is all
hut finished now and IL will be off,
cially dedicated on Saturday night
when boxing show will be held
there. In the afternoon Dempsey
may work for the frst time to a paid
gate.
The champion expects to have q
new set OF sparring partners by the
middle OF next week. This is in ac-
cordance with Jack Kearns' plan of
gradually bringing the champion into
shape for a three weeks campaign
with several boxers of recognized
ability-yet unnamed by Kesrns-
who have been lined up for training
the big fellow.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
CARPENTERS QUARTERS
BESIECED BY CURIOUS

MANHASSET. L. l.. May IL
Hopeful Of getting a glimpse OF
Georges Carpenter. scores of curious
fight fans besieged his training
camp her again today.
: The throng included every class
Of boxing devotee from pedestrians
who walked miles, to fashionabiy
dressed men and women In limou-
sines. Previous disappointment
failed to check their ardor and they
lined the fence around Matthews
farm. Carpenter ventured out once
during the morning when two men
vaulted the fence and made q bee
line for his gymnasium. He asked
Trainer Gus Wilson to request them
TO please leave the yard.
The French champion announced
that he is sorry to disappoint his
many admirers, but he doesn't un-
derstand why they are so anxious
to see him train. Just how the curi-
GUS fans are to be denied the priv
i,ege Of seeing Georges on the road
ia problem that Trainer Wilson
hasn't solved. They come early In
hopes Of getting the chance to see
him and IL he is to evade them ne
will have to, start on the road be-
fore sun up.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Last season some seventeen clubs
entered the series for The Times Cup,
and after most interesting number
Of battles the Silver Spring club came
through in the sectional games.
According to reports the silver
Springers have jumped right into the
going under f.. Brooke Lee this year.
They have won ten games and lost
but one. an engagement with the Rex
A. c. team.
Over in Clarendon Bill Malone's
flying C.'s have landed all of the
eight games they have played. They
have bumped the Knickerbockers,
Brooklands, Peerless. Arlington, Co.'S
tello Post. and others.
SUBURBAN TEAMS WIN.
The Brookland A. C. has won six
and lots one. The Tenleytown A. c.,
under George Macdonald, have won
all six OF their engagements. Over in
Alexandria the Triple A team has won
ten and lost nine, while the May
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
GOLFERS GET
START TODAY.
Annual Chevy Chase Tourna-
ment Promises Brilliant Set
ting for Classic.
By BRYAN MORSE.

The largest field Of golfers in the
history Of the annual invitxtion
spring tournament got under way a
few minutes before o'clock this
morning at the Chevy Chase Golf
and Country Club under ideal
weather and course conditions.
OF the field Of 220 players en-
tered in the tournament but four
fights will be qualified by tonight.
The sixty-four players who get in
the money will find themselves Sc
lected by virtue of exceptionally
good scores, competition being keen
for the percentage.
Under ordinary circumstances the
Chevy Chase tournament is q brill
liant affair. Promise of frst-cisss
Eclfing weather, a course that could
not be improved upon and field
that embraces quite the best array
os local talent. presages q most
successful tournament.
From the home club are entered
Walter r Tuckerman, former Dis
tr:ct champion and last ,ear's tour
Rnment winner. samuel Dalzell, w.
8. Reyburn, Ashineaj Fuller. Allan
Lard. Reeve Lewis, DR.. L. b. T.
johnson, and Frazer Hale.
COLUMBIA BIDS.
Columbia Country Club has en-
tered A. r. Mackenzie. George p.
James. Robert Finkenstsedt. M. B.
6tevison, DR.. L. L. Harlan, and the
usual galaxy of players who have
figured so prominently in tourna-
ments here In the past.
w. r.. McCallum heads q host of
Washington Golf and Country Club
stars. while Bannockburn. Kirkside.
the Baltimore Country Club. the
Maryland Country Club, and the
Norfolk and Richmond clubs are
represented by frst-class players.
The veteran George s. Lyon, of
Toronto, and J. d. Montgomery. of
the Dominion. are entered and will
likley figure among the first six
teen. w. II. Jaycox, of Brooklyn;
Harry saylor, Aronimink; Court
land Smith,. Ardmore; Frank Thomp-
son. Mississauga; George Rowe,
Hampton Roads; c. Russ Smith,
Breton Woods. are the out-of-town
players taking part today.
PREDICT Low COUNT.
According to those who have
1t will require better than eighty-two
to get in the first sixteen. Those
qualifying last year got in with
surprisingly high totals for the
rounds.
Medal play will continue through
out the day. BY nightfall the sixty
four best golfers will have been
weeded out Of the neld. Tomorrow
morning match play will start after
tcnights drawings have been made.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

CuHord blew into Airport late
Wednesday afternoon. Dempsey was
doing a bit OF boxing and asked Cliff
ford II he felt like working. clifford
did. And he got mixed up In the
rcughest two rounds OF fighting the
champion has staged since he began
training here.
DEMPSEY SHOWS PEP.
Showing Willingness to take
en-" Clifford plowed into the cham
pion. swinging everything but the
ring posts, but landing surprisingly
few. while he himself took plenty.
Finally, in the second round, a right
handler nush on the chin sent the
Brooklyn lad TO the canvas and he
called 1t day.
Dempsey's workout was more pep
rery than usual. possibly because
there was a delegation OF the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars in the audi
cnce. who had called upon Dempsey
10 welcome him to Atlantic City. In
ell, the champion boxed eight rounds,
taking on Renault Clifford. Houck
and Trambitas. who was none the
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Bank HurIer Shines.

Lee Unverzagt. pitching for the
American National Bank team. hung
up a no-run, no-htt game when he
and his mates trimmed the Rosslyn
Steel and Cement Company by = score
of 3 to 0. Only one Rosslyn man
reached nrst, and that was the result
Of an error He was later caught
stealing. In addition. Unverzagt
struck out ten men. The flelding OF
Jeffress. Burke and Watson. Of the
Bankers, also featured.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

Carpenter from Jersey City to
Moose Factory in one fell thump of
the index finger?
INTELLIGENT REPLY WINS
IOBACCO-FILED CIGARETTE.
Well, friends and antagonists, this
mornings mail brought the most
Intelligent reply to that admonition
since Mister Edison tried to outwit
a nation full of haif-wits. This let
ter gamers the paper-coated cigar
cites.
ridiculous Editor: Yesterday
you selected the winner of the
Dempsey-Carpentier Wdltz duet,
please look doton the ash barrel
tOhere you get the rest of that
chatter and select the loser"
Can you beat that? No, you can't
even equal II.
But the cash subscribers are the
cnes who must be rubbed with the
nap. so here goes a self-revolving.
non-leakable. paidin-full response
to the most useless question ever
propounded, Edison included:
LETTER EVIDENTLY WRITTEN
BY COLLEGE GRADUATE.
Dear Simp:
Your letter recefved- Why didn't
you pay the postage? Judging
from its contents, you must be a
college graduate. BetDeen the
lines can tell that you are amaz-
ingiy ignorant SIMPLIFYING
Certain second-cldss mailing
privileges tohich enable this nei0s-
Paper to travel la carte through
Uncle Soms's Postal Pullmnns de-
ter as from telling you iOhat Demp-
soy toiH do to Carpenter.
If you read tn this pillar of liter
ature yesterday p. m. iDho WiA Win
the fight, couldn't you take PEN
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
DEL RAY PLAYERS SEEK
OPPONENTS FOR MAY 80

The Del Ray A. c. would like tc
schedule a double-header with any
fast team in the Distric for Monday.
May 30th. at Del Ray. The Del Ray
team has been going at a fast clip
this season, and is ready for all
comers.
Saturday the Virginians play Camp
Humphries, and Sunday the team will
stack up against the fast Spalding A
c. OF Washington. Any team desiring
to play Del Ray on May 30th, COM
municate with w. G. Wells, business
manager, Del Ray Va
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
What Babe Ruth Did
AT Bat Yesterday
Total homers Of career, lis.

Total homers posted for year, II.
First tnnins-seore. New York, o.,
Chicago, o. Fnber pitching. One out
and Peek on arst base. Strike one
called. fouled out TO Sheeley.
Third inning-ScOre, New York, O,
Chicago. !. Fsber p4tchinx. Two out
and Peck on orst. Ban oae low and
inSide, ball two high and iaside.
strike one foul tip, rolled to Faber
and was tsssed out at Arxt.
Sixth inning-Score, New York, o.
Chicago, 2. Fnher pitching. Ruth the
nrst mas to 20 to bat. Called strike
slow curve, missed swing at fast hall
for second strike, rolb~A to EDDIE
Collins.
Seventh innine-Score, View York.
o, Chicago, 9. Faber pitching, two
out and hawks on third. Strike Que
curve ball st the knees, lifted an easy
ny to St1unk.
Ninth inninE-Score. New York, 2,
Chicago, IL F0ber pitching. TIVE
out and three On bases. ball one low
and inside, rolled to Eddie Collins,
forcing Roth mt second.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Change Date for Shoot.

The Government craftsmanship
contests known as the national
matches will be held at Camp Perry,
Ohio, August 81 to September 90.
instead of a month earlier. as pre-
viously announced. Matches of the
National Rifle Association Of Amer
ica will be shot September s to II
and national team and individual
rifle and pistol matches September
Is to %.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Americans Win.

HOYLAKE, England, May 19-
Charles Evans, jr, and Bobby Jones'
of the American team. yesterday were
pitted against a formidable pair Of
home players in T. Armour, the
French champion. and Harold H. Hill
ton. former British amateur cham
pion, in a practice round, but de-
feated the local men 2 up and 1 to
play.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
STRAIGHT
FOR PENN STATE NINE

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. May ia
new record OF consecutive victories
Is claimed for the Pennsylvania State
College baseball team. The team last
ear ended the season with an un-
broken string OF eleven victories. and
far this year IL has won seventeen
traight games and lost none
With two exceptions. the makeup
OF the team Is the same as last year.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
SandI0t Scores.

Postofrice, g: Printers, 8.
Annex. 8: War Auditors, 5.
Navy Yard. Z; Bureau, 5.
Judd e. Detweiler, 8; Barber &
Ross 4.
7. o. o. F.. q: woodmen. 3.
~ r. OF Washington. 3: Rosslyn
steel, o.
Census. 12: |. c. C. 3.
Ordnance, IL; o. O. NJ O..
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ATHLETES TO COMPETE

BOSTON, May 19.-The New Eng
land intercollegiate track and field
championships. to be held at Tech
nology Field. Friday and Saturday,
will include athletes from seventeen
of the eighteen colleges that are
members of the association. Tufts
only will not be represented. The
entry list announced today. comprises
450 athletes. many OF whom will COM
pete in more than one event
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

I eStefudy, IN
a similar work
to this, I point
ed out to the
wide. wide world
the winner OF
the approaching
twoso'ne.
Today, right
In the 81
spot. where III
who run may
read, II becomes
my silly duty
to render a
similar verdict
by a slightly
C I re u 1 I o U 8.
though under
hand method.
Did Ii not say
h e r e q t that
Dempsey would
sign, seal and
deliver M o n S.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Mjduets Want Games.

Peerless Midgets want games with
fourteen-year-old teams. Emmett
Broderick. 1608i5 Fifth street north
west, Is manager
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
CIoverS Close Winner.

Clover A c. won hard fought
game from the Independent A. c., 4
to 3. 1t was a pitchers battle be-
tween Connell, for Glover, and Far
rington. for Independent
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
will Hold Meeting.

Leviathan A. c. will meet at 1929
Pennsylvania avenue southeast to-
night at T:3O o'clock. Leviathan plays
National A. C. on Sunday at p. m.
at Seventeenth and d streets south
east
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Carroll Electric Wins.

Carroll Electric won from the r. p.
andrews team in the Commercial
League yesterday, . to 8. seven runs
scored in the third inning doing the
trick
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
BY r. d. THOMAS.

Center Market Cafe No. /. chani-
pion of the Capital City League, Is
in good position to capture the Class
A team title OF the city duckpin
championships, following its pe-
formsnce last night. when a 1884
set was achieved and first place in
the standing gained. Center Market
Cafe No. 2, with total Of ,619, took
firm hold on the lead In Class n
teams.
II was a red.letter night for Cen
ter Market Cafe bowlers, and pa: :
ticularly 80 because the No. tear,
beat out its sharp rival in the leag ,
pennant race, the James Head Con-
pany quint, which last night rolled
1903.
From the standpoint Of sterling per-
formers. tonight will be the biggest
in the tournament. Eight teams of
the District League. all in Glass A
and numbering among their members
the pick of Washington duclSpinners,
are expected to deliver an unmerciful
assault on the headpin.
ACTON ROLLS 3so
IL any OF the leading marks in Class
A are beaten. they probably will be
smashed tonight.
The teams will roll at o'clock
Then will follow a squad OF eight sim
giles. all Glass A. including a group
of stars whom have made bowling his
tory here. principally members OF the
champion Royal team.
Clyde Acton was the Individual star
last night. II was due largely to his
shooting that Center Market Cafe No.
went over the top with bang. Ac-
ton had a set of $50 with a high game
of 142. RED" Megaw shot 336. and
Nick Chaconas $50. "Biil" Inge led
the No. team with 362, his high score
being 12s. Brewer, of this team,
helped a lot with 332
GET IN THE MONEY.
A. w. Allen and A. jenkins grab bbed
off second place in Glass doubles
viii 643. and ID. F. Noone and ]. p
vans, with two pins less. took a
hold on third. Evans Was the best
performer OF the night in the singles
events. rolling $40 In Class B, which
placed him near the top in the stand
ing.
Howard Campbell. who holds tho
tournament record for a singles set.
with 3s3 in Glass A. will be watched
with interest tonight when n shoots
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

oil and multiplication table and
figure out for yourself i0ho vii
lose?
You have tWo guesses and you
ought to be able to alrns.se tn one
convulsion Of the mental roulette
,oho ,oill lose If Mister Dempsey
Uins.
Yours until the Washington
Monument is post-hole.
SKILLUM FINN.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
MARYLAND Wins.

Maryland University went to An
napolis. Nd. and played st. Johns
College yesterday, winning by to /.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
BrOokmont Wins.

Brookmont a C. defeated the Vic
tor Park A. c. to yesterday. II
was the third straight win for
Brookmont. American University will
he played on Saturday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
will PlaV SUNDAY.

Washington Athletics and Red Caps
will stage double bill at Union Park
Sunday at . p. m.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Unbeaten Teams Meet,

Roamer A. c. will play the Mercer
A C, Sunday morning at IL o'clock at
the Rosedale Playgrounds Neither
team has been beaten this season.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Id in Local Golf History Starts Play Chevy Chase To-day
INDEPENDENT BALL TEAMS
MAKE FINE SPRING RECORDS
BY BRYAN MORSE.

the city making enbh
spring suburbs fairly wsl
this
rivalry sprung certain and the teams
independent
following the plans laid down last
careful tn
opponents the worthy Of
than passin
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

AT NEW YoRK-Freddie Jacks. OF
England. won from Billy Defoe, OF
st. Paul. on foul in the seventh
round
Johnny Murray won his bout on
foul by Earl Baird in the twelfth
round.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
DEMPSEY GETS REAL ROUGH
AND MAIJLS SPARRING MATE
By JACK VEIOCK.

ATLANTIC CITY j., May t9Georges
pect anything resembling pink tea July e
Take Jack Clifford,
who has joined William Harrison Dempsey staff Of shock
sorbers.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Tourney Starts.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., May 10
The annual spring tourney of the
Atlantic City Country Club got un-
der way here today.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
GaIIaudet Beaten.

Galladet was blanked, to 0, by
Johns Hopkins in Baltimore yester-
day
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Last Nights FIGHTS.

At CLEVELAND-Jsck Wolfe de-
feated Kid Williams, former bantam
weight champion. in twelve rounds.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19
Says SKILLET"
Finn, Esq.
II Dempsey Wins, Elm
stems Theory of Rela-
tivity Should Tell
This Sapp Who
Will Lose.
By SKILLET FINN.
BY SKILLET FINN.
fBottino for KIRK MiIler.

TDUttWU JVT ""N NV'eTV
Believing in always doing a good
job in the worst manner possible
and In pleasing the smallest num-
bcr of readers at once, / am forced
ny the clamor of singler admirer
to pick the loser of the Dempsey
Carpenter spat.
The Washington times., 1921-05-19

in the doubles with Max X ,senberC,
in the 10 o'clock squad
The schedule follows
DIsTRICT NIGHT.
SINGLES-7:30 p. NJ.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
FIRST ME- OLIVE NOTES.

Newtown, Va, March S.-The Sun
day School and B. Y. p. u. OF Mt.
Olive were we'll attended Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Byrd has been sick for
The past few days.
Mis-. Martha t.. Hawos is going
about after few weeks of sickness
Mr.. and Mrs. William Saunders
NJ. Il. d. Saunders Masters Robert
and Percie Saunders, Miss Louise
Saunders and MRS. Redd spent San
day in the home of Mrs. Mamie L.
Johnson.
MIR. Winston Holmes spent the
week end with his father.
A very Interesting and helpful Mis-
slonary meeting was htld ut the Kline
and Queen Baptist Church white. }
last Thursday i'm which meeting tho
missionary Sodety OF Mt. Olive was
invited and took an active part. The
questions discussed we've for the wei
lare or the community.
You are cordially invited to attend
the Sunday School and church ser
wees at Mt. Olive Sunday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12
Y. NJ. O. A, NOTES.

Did you see that man leaving the
rool room and calling upon the Y. NJ.
&. A. for help by admitting to the edu
cat!onal class this is only the begin
ming OF the hundreds Of young men
who arc coming to their right minds.
Mothers and fathers keep praying and
the Y. M. c. A. will hclp you under
the Guidance Of God.
Another big hit for God, last Satur
day p, M. at the building. The
crowd knocked the door down. All
this to hear tho explanation OH the
Sunday School Lesson by DR.. w. II :.
Stokes.
Every man aud boy uctivc last Sun
day for the other 4nan.
$3.50 A. M. the workers enjoyed tho
meeting and left full for service.
: Our General Secretary held meet
ings in the penitcntiary 10 A. M. He
made special visits 40 tho man who
shot the guard and is right near the
chair.
Tho committees for the jnil and
city home found much to he dono 10
a. M. and the results were many.
| The President and his executive
committee of the boys work did spcc.
! 1al. groupc work for tho boys 4 P. NJ.
ut the building.
$50 p. M. men from all walks of
life were out to hear the mail car
rlcr, Mr.. Frank Cephas, at the build
ing and he made n special appeal to
The young men. To come out from
the world and stand for Christ while
lhey have their strength Every man
wa: E"''Ey. DR.. w. II. Stokes made
$omo remarks relative to the great
rcllgloNS meetings which are about TO
be launched by all the people of Rich
mona. The songs were full of fire
accompanied by Master Spurlock.
BE on time tolay 5;P. NJ. at the
building for the Sunday School Les
son.
Mon be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
Hurry all men hurry $3.50 p. M. to
The great forerunncr for tho men of
R1chmond at the EbeneZcr Baptist
Church under the auspices OF the Y.
M. G. a. and the Churches. Mr..
George Harris will direct the singing
accompanied by Prof. e. r. Pollard.
Toll the other man.
a i. M. at lhe building a great
EFFORT for the boys. Mothers help us.
Hear the Y. M. c. A. cry today for
II IS sadly lin need of prayer. Read
your papers and see what is on.
p1Very home is called upon. Please
hear lis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12

Washington d. c., March 5.--Sim'
rlicty was the keynote Of the inaugu-
ration ceremonies yesterday but noth
ing. not even tho expressed wishes or
the principal character IN tho cNcicis
es could dim the spontaneous tribute
OF the thousands to the now Presi-
dent. Thousands Of visitors from all
parts of the country, and virtually
the entire population Of the District
turned out to pay homage to Warren
G. Harding and to witness his induct
ion into the office Of President Of the
United States.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-03-12

V1RGINIA-In the Law and Equity
Court Of the tity OF Richmond, the
18th day OF February 1921.
LUCY WILKERSON, .... Plaintiff
AGAINST In Chanccry.
GEORGE WILKINSON Defendant
The object Of this suit is obtain an
absolute divorce from the bond of
matrimony by the plaintiff from the
defendant upon the ground of dcser
ton and Auditory.
And nm affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant George
W1lkerson is not a resident Of the
State of Virginia it is ordered tina,
the said defendant appear hcrc with
IN ton days after due publication of
this order and do what may be ncces
sary to protect his interest in this
suit.
\ Copy
Toste: LIJTEIETe LIBBY. Clerk
j. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, D. a,
11l7 e. Marshall, Street
Richmond. Va.