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Evening star., 1921-05-21
CAUGHT ON THE FLY

ST. LOUIS, May 21-The Nationals
dropped notch to fifth place in the
standing of the clubs as result Of
yesterday reverse. while the Tigers
were winning. Only six and a half
games separate the league-leadinr
indians from the seventh place White
SoX.
f"u have to hand it to O'Rourke for
Salheness. He's in there playing every
uaN regardless of his physical condi-
tlon. Right now Mickey has four
hhSers so badly battered on the ends
mat the nails are coming off a couple
OF them, making il painful to grin a
pat put he has made no complaint.
The veteran Earl Smith replaced
Ine Nounsster McManus at third
tie lailed to accomplish much at bat
put had busy day in the field. his
! SAP OF HaffiS foul fly after a long
fort. e
fcinich'S error, which helped the
browns rally in the third, was one
oi several similar bobbles made bv
the Nationals this SeaSon-that, or
the catcher hitting the batsman in-tha
PACK when attempting to complete
"ouple play on receiving a toss from
an innelder with the bases filled II
Spilled The beans for Washington
The only xafetjes msda h., -
browns aside from those in tho two
rounds they scored We're a double win,
Two OUT IN the seventh by Gerber who
cleu stealing. and a single in liz
eiShtn ny Williams, who was doubl.,
up with Jacobson. c..<<eA
Evening star., 1921-05-21
.G|BS co TO INDIAN HEAD
Will Play Tomorrow Against Nine
That Has Not Met Defeat on
It's Home Grounds.

Gibraltar Athletic Club will sail to
Indian Head, Md. tomorrow morning
for a contest with the nine at that
town The Indians have yet to lose
game on their field. but the Gibs
will make strenuous effort to turn
the trick. Beamer probably will do
the twirling for the District team
with Young on the receiving end of
the battery. Hise or Collier and Miller
will be in the points for the Indians
All Glib players are to report at the
Navy Yard tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock.
Costello Post will encounter the Fort
Myer team on the Rosedale play
grounds tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. Teams wanting games with
Costello Post should write Raymond
Ward, 1870 Randolph street, or tele-
phone North 10247.
RandIe Athletic Club will clash with
the Fraternal League Maccabees on
the Twining City fats tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30. The Randles will
MAY the Boiling Field Aviators Nav
90.
Peerless Athletic Club and Wardman
Park Athletic Club will be opponents
tomorrow afternoon on Monument Lot
diamond No. 1. Play will begin at
o'clock.
Shamrocl<s and Arlington Athletic
Club are primed for their battle to-
morrow afternoon. The teams will
clash at 2:30 o'clock on the field at
14th street anc Potomac avenue
southeast
Metropolitan Athletic Club. winner
of it's last nine games, expects to give
Clarendon Athletic Association bat
tie tomorrow afternoon. The game
will be played on Lyon Field. in Clar-
endon, starting at 3 o'clock.
Department of Justice nine wants
games with Commercial and Depart
mental league teams having fields.
Send challenges to Manager w. o.
Mcqueen. Room 42S, Department of
Justice.
Perry Athletic Club has scheduled
the following games: May %. Dia-
Club: June 4, Junior High School: II.
Athletic Club; 10. Aztec Athletic
Club; %, Columbus Athletic Club.
Hunts Bearcntx are to play the
Gaithersburg team at Gaithersburg
this afternoon and the Linworths at
Somerset Field tomorrow afternoon
The Sunday game will start at 3
o'clock.
Park View Athletic Club defeated
the Army Medical School, to O.
Mann of the winners allowed but one
hit
Brookland Athletic Club and the
Fraternal League Masons will be op-
ponents on the Brookland field. at
9Th and Monroe streets northeast, to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. -,
Evening star., 1921-05-21

are among the most interesting o.
contrivances employed to aid ir
bringing the challenger into condi.
ton.
On one wall is large poster show
ing the Frenchman standing in tri-
umph over Joe Beckett at the knock.
out. At the other side of the ring
Carpenter is shown after the victor,
being hoiSted to the shoulders of ad.
mirers. Around the walls are other
pictures of the European champion
Admittedly, he is not to be allowed tC
is that he is the greatest boxer in the
world and sure to be the champion
after July ..
The psychology" employed by the
shreWd Manager Descamps since Car.
pentier entered the ring as a boy un.
der his direction has been one of the
stock legends of boxing. 1t will be
played to the limit in the preparation
for the coming battle at Jersey City
Carpenter left France at fighting
weight and in excellent condition
pescamps declared. and the main
function of the next five weeks will
be to prevent him from going stale
physically and maintain that state OF
mind which will send him against
Dempsey confident of victory.
The occasional cigarette, with jelly
and sweets in moderation. which are
being given the boxer during his week
of rest, tend to show the confidence of
his directors in his present physical fit
ness.
Dempsey to Take 1t Easy.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., May 21-
Intensive training scheduled to be start
ed by Jack Dempsey today in prepara- =
ton for his worlds championship con-
test with Georges Carpenter July , has
been indefinitely postponed.
Instead of II lengthy program of train
ing activities. Dempsey will content
himself with short workouts each after
noon, abandoning road work in the
does not want to risk reaching the peak
of his fighting condition too early
Dempsey will continue to box three
to five rounds daily. in addition to
routine. He probably will begin work.
ing in the new open air arena next
week,
Evening star., 1921-05-21


the Frenchman, with appropriate ges-
lures. I'm France and England
Georges he never show himself when
he trains. 1t is Ze secret. Reporters
never look at him wiz hees coat off.
"Hc No Underxtand."
He no understand Ze business of ze
American newspapermen He arrive
at Manhasset, and re next morning he
wake UP al 8 o'clock and stick his head
out re window. Mon dieu! That he
see! Ze long string of newspaper writ
erS sitting on re porch.
Georges he say. Hello" And they
say, Come out He do and one man
poke him in ze rib and say, You too
zhin Another say, Let see your
muscles
here while others say, No, here"
Descamps furnished illustration by
hopping first in one direction. then in
the other, while he pushed his head to
one side and then knocked his own hat
OFT with grimace intended to depict
Carpenters look of astonshment.
Georges, he liz re temperamental re
sensitive fighter" he continued. He
no understand. Diable. He rush back
inside so upset. How he train with
hundreds watching and poking him?
SO, we say, he train secret Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday he
show himself in re ring. doing re big
work for re newspapers from 3 to }
O'Clock. More he will not do.
we come ne long way to win re big
hght. Georges, he must train his own
way-else we go 500 miles away from
ze reporters, like We do at home.
Georges he no care for Ze money
When we win ze championships. zen We
make, Ze money. Now he train like
he do at home. If re newspapers tell
what he do on Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday it is &c fake, for nobody
know what he do inside the gate ex-
cept Georges and me-"
Strong for "PsychOlosy."
MANHASS;T. n. V, May 2l-Large
colored Autographs adjoining the
walls of the indoor gymnasium in
Georges Carpenters training camp
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-
Tilden has discarded his famous
teddy bear" sweater. which attract
ed so much attention at Wimbledon
last year, and now wears a blue jcr-
sey with a gold neck stripe. He said
the sea voyage had rested him. and
that he is feeling fit
Paired with Mrs. Molia Bjurstedt
Mallory. Tilden played three sets
against j. d +. Jones and Arnold
w Jones. The champion, although
never extending himself, frequently
electrified the spectators with some
of his wonderful shots. Mrs. Mallory
played wei. an0 the pair defeated
the Jones team. g.. IS. IS.
Tilden then paired with Arnold
Jones for a set against Andre Colbert
Of the French team and j. D. f.. Jones
Miss Ed.th Sigourney of the American
team did not play yesterday. but fol-
lowed the practice attentivrly
Beginning today. the Americans Will
practice on the courts at ST. Cloud
where the championship matches Will
be played.
Tilden has announced that Francis
Hunter. former Cornell tennis cap
tain and metropolitan indoor cham
pion and holder of several minor
titles, will arrive from England on
May 2s to play with ]. p. + Jones
in the 3S doubles les ~ Tiden i,s said, said he him
and with Mrs Mallory in the mixed
doubles.
Arnold Jones and J. d. F.. Jones.
although they have made a good
showing in practice. are in the opin-
ion Of the French experts. not yet in
championship form.
Mrs. Mallory appears to be in bet
ter form than she showed during her
European play last year, but Suzanne
Lenglen is also going at top speed
Just now. and the consensus of opin-
ion Is that she will be hard to beat
The Racing Club of France will
entertain the American team at lunch
80 AoaAAA
Evening star., 1921-05-21
TIGERS IN THIRD PLACE
Advance at Expense of Red Sox.
Yankees Humbled by White
Sox-Tribe Scores.

Those rip-roaring Tigers held to
their winning stride yesterday in the
American League and as a result now
are resting in third place in the
standing of the clubs. The Bengal
bunch clawed the Red SoX in the
clash at Detroit. The new White SoN
humbled the naughty Yankees and
the world champion Indians made ii
three straight over the Athletics.
Cobb and Ncach. with home runs.
led the attack that crushed three
pitchers. and beat the Red Sox. II to
2. Cobb made two other nits and
Eeach one. Ehmke had the Boston
batters at his mercy.
Little Dick Kerr was hit hard by the
Yankees, but the White SoX managed
to win, 6 to ). Higgins gang rallied
in the ninth and made two runs. The
| White Sox sent Mays to the showers
in the seventh
! Stephenson made his first big
league home run, while the Tribe was
trouncing the Macks. 16 to 3. The In
dians made seventeen Safetles on
three pitchers. Mails never was II
| danger of losing his game.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
PIRATES HOLD TO STRIDE
Take Third Straight Game From
Dodgers-Giants Win-Reds
and Phils Triumph.

Hamilton's excellent pitching yes
terday enabled the Pirates TO
strengthen their hold on first place
in the National League. He held the
Dodgers in check. while his mates
dubbed their way to success The
Giants took a slugfest from the Cubs:
the Reds barely beat the Braves ana
the Phillies downed the Cards with
rally.
The Dodgers made but three hits off
Hamilton until the ninth inning. When
they annexed their second run. The
Pirates won. 3 to ,. BiSbee ana
Grimm did the bulk of the sWattlns
for the winners. 1t was the third
straight win for the leaders over
the league champions.
Home runs by Terry and sullivan
each made in the sixth inning WI
two runners on the paths, gave the
Cubs all their tallies in the game won
by the Giants. 10 to =. Inc cioutS
were made off Toney. Jones and
Vaughn were the victims OF the Ne"
York batters.
The Braves got off to a three-run
lead in the first inning, but the Reds
kent plugsing along and won. , TO I.
Duncan and FonSeca of the winners
each made three hits IN tour times
at bat. ..
All of the winning clubs runs WerH
made in the fifth inning. In Whlch
four hits. including LehourTeau ;
homer. were punched on Doah.
Fournier hit for the circuit.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
LEAD CLASS A DOUBLES
Lawrence and Toms Bowl Score o.
681 at Annual City Duckpin
Championship Tourney.
Leaders in Each Class

Teams.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
HUGE FRENCH BlPLANE
RACING FOR RICH PRIZE

PARIS, May 21.-The biplane Goliath.
piloted by Lieut.. BoSSoutrot and Ferd
nand Dor. left the Iebourset airdrome at
o'clocl. last night in an attempt to win
the Grand l'riX of the Aero Club of
France for {; prize of .0n0. 600 francs.
The course. 400 kilomcters tabout 1000
milrs), calls; for Il !I;cht from Paris to
LII" and return. flying 4 turn at Lille
and landing i'll Paris: then "A flight from
Paris t" Pan and return. landing in both
cities. and. finally. i flight from Paris to
Metz and return without landing at
M.iz. The pilots hope 10 make the trip
in twenty hours.
The Goliath is carrying a weight
equivalent to that OF six passengers.
ami also has aboard 400 pounds OF bag
gage.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
G. u. WINS LAST AT HOME;
GALLAUDET is DEFEATED

Georgetown University's nine left
this morning for Philadelphia. where
Pennsylvania is to be encountered this
afternoon in the first game of the
Hilltoppers' trip that will complete
the latter's schedule. Yesterday in its
last home appearance Georgetown de-
feated Lebanon Valley. to 0. Cal
laudet met defeat in the concluding
game of it's schedule. losing, 1 to II, to
Maryland at College Park. Catholic
University will put away its uniforms
after the contest with the Navy at
Annapolis this afternoon.
Bissonette held the Lebanon Valley
team to five hits, while his mates were
garnering thirteen from Wolfe. Monk
and Eisbet kept Gallaudet's six safe
ties well scattered.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
What's What in Base Ball
RY BILLY EVANS.

/ Is it possible to make suhstltml,nh r.r I"r =
base runner and still have tile ori-ahai piA!''
fe.,'"'I In case of rain muddy held who Is ths
sole Judge as to whether or not TIE game Shouiu
In case game is stopped by me ,n unl
pirn because of rain. is there any tih!e iii'i'
n' nr 20 when the game can be resumed
! "a What happens when the batter strihes Ill
m illegally pitched ball =. .,o h.. .
a." Is II necessary that the team at the pat
20 an anp.al for the calling of a balk
ANSWERS.
1. Only by consent of the captain OF the
other team. A., ,, ..,,,
ia the sole Judge MS TO the fitness of the held
for starting play. $780,
z The time limit until year ago was
thirty minutes Now under the new ruling the
lImpire can wait as long he sees MT.
4. 1t counts for strike or Whatever may
) 4 halk rests entirely with the Judgment of
the umpire There is no necessity or reason for
an apprul although .he team at bat often raises
the claim.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
CENTRAL VETS BEATEN
IN FIELD DAY CONTEST

Doc White. Gould Menefee and other
Central old-timerS played some
mean" base ball yesterday against
Centrars undergraduate team during
the high schools first annual field day
in the stadium yesterday. but were
forced to take a 6-to-2 drubbing. More
than 400 boys and girls took part in
the program that included May-pole
dancing. gymnastics and military
cadet drills.
A novel feature was a three-mile
bicycle race won by ChaconaS. Mankin
was second and Brodsky third.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
efeut Bons Golf Match Nationals Final of Series With Bos
TAKE ALL 4 FOURSOMES.
FIVE OF EIGHT SINGLES
By the Associa ted Press.


HOYLAKE England, ,-Cr ToIcy, the British amateur
W. (Chick) American
and }. Toley the
J. .C. Jenkins, Ouirret 6 ninth.
one al ninth
D. Philadelphia champion
E. W.
holderness,
Aymer defeated Dr. Paul Hunter champion southern Cali
fornia, and 1. They all the ninth.
w. Fownes, American, defeated Roger Wethered and l.
Wethered was1 a ninth.
IOYAkE, England May 2lThc American eli which is
British Monday made
of matches with British Players today All
of the WereM by Am npairs
Evening star., 1921-05-21
VETERAN PLAYER DEAD.
C. T. Page Was Associate of Late
A. G. Spalding and Anson.

. ATLANTA. Ga, May 21.-Charles T
Page. one of the charter members OF
the Forest City Base Ball Club. with
the late A. G.. Spalding and Pop
Anson, is dead at his home here.
He was later a part owner of the
wife and son in the Iroquois Theater
fire in Chicago moved to Atlanta
where he married again.
He was born in Hillsdale. Mich. in
1S49. and will be buried in Rockford
ILL.,, where he spent his boyhood.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
QUITS PENN STATE NINE.
Haines Resigns Captaincy. Admit
ting Playing Pro Ball.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. May >. -
"Hinkie" Haines has resigned the
captaincy of the Pennsylvania State
base ball team because of the gro =
test filed by the University or PITTS
burgh, which recently made charges
that he had been a professional. In
Il signed statement HaineS admitted
having played for "A short time in
1918 in the Virginia League under
the name of Hinkie.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
GEORGETOWN DIVISION
IN PLAYGROUND GAMES

Boys of the GeOrgetown division
Will compete in Central Stadium Mon
day afternoon in the first of the an
nual divisional track and field meets
held under the direction of the munich
pal playground department The
games will start at 80 O'Clock.
Dates for other divisional meets fol-
low: May "a. Rosedsle;- 81 New York
avenue: June .. Columbia Heights; 3,
Rloomingdale and Virginia avenue; G.
Garfield Park.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
MARCH ALONG is FIRST
IN BIG ENGl ISH RACE

MANCHESTER England. May 21.-
The Manchester cup. at one and one
half miles. for a purse of f2.2i0. run
here, was won by Lord Derby's March
Along. Sir w. Nelson's Tangiers was
second and J. Shepherds Kings Idler
third.
The odds quoted against the winner
We're : to ] &; against RANGERS, 10 to !.
and Kings 1dler, to /. Fifteen
horses ran.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
BOUT TO MIKE GIBBONS SEWELL IS HIT ON HEAD
Fatal Accident to Chapman Re-
called as His Successor Is
Dealt Severe Blow.

CLEVELAND. May 21.-The fatal ac-
cident which befell Ray Chapman
Cleveland shortstop, last August. was
recalled to the base ball fans here yes
tcrday.
While at bat in the fourth inning Joe
Scwell, who replaced Chapman, was hit
in the head by a ball thrown by Pitcher
Naylor Of the Philadelphia Athletics
The ball bounded into the air after a
blow which was heard throughout the
stands, but Sewell finished the game
and. except for a headache, suffered no
i'll effects.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Smith and Greb Draw.

NEW ORLEANS, May 21.-Jeff Smith
of Bayonne. N. j.. and Harry Greb Of
Pittsburgh. fought fifteen rounds to
a draw here last night. Smith seemed
to have landed a majority of the
cleaner blows and carried the fight
to his opponent most of the time.
Greb resorted frequently to holding
Smith weighed 161 and Greh 1854
pounds.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
MOGRIDGE TO ATTEMPT
TO MAKE GAMES 2-ALL
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

T LOUIS 2l;s M"grdgc the Nationals
the Browns which
~ i'll
terdy hurting well contested duel With Dixie Davis Mosrdse
McI'rdc he
oi
tbackha cthernon
Evening star., 1921-05-21
No Jinx---Ciean Hitting
W tSIII\'Gl0\

sBattnd for O'Ruurkr in ninth.
Batt"d for Picinirh in ninth.
Wa>lin gton 80. u % = % - o q . q {
ST. Louis ...... % . 70 ~ u =
Two 1as" hitS-Judg". Milan. Tph.n. G"rl,cr
Stolen bas" Williams Sacrifices .iGigs
Gerber. nouble piay-Iiarri>, n'Ro1rkr. Judge.
I.eft on observation-disclosures. =. -. Louis. b
Bases ballS--oT johnson. =: off Davis. =
Struck out-By johnson. ,; 10y Davis. 1. VIII
pitch johnson. JnprrS- Nrs>r~. Chill and
Owens. Time of game hour and Il minutes.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Gets Judges Decision at End of
Fifteen-Round Contest With
Patsy Flynn.

NEW YORK. May 21-Mike Gibbons
of st. Paul received the judges de-
cision over Patsy Flynn Of Brook
lyn. after tifteen-rOund bout, in
Brooklyn last night. Gibbons weighed
15S. an advantage of eight pounds.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Tremaine Beats R. Moore.

TORONTO. Ont, May 21-Carl
Tremaine of Cleveland scored a tech
nical Knockout over Roy Moore Of
st. Paul in the eighth of IL tcn-round
match. when the latter quit because
of an injury. The ringside weights
were Moore, 124: Tremaine. ll9la.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Virgins Outpoints Block

DETROIT. May 21.-Chuck Virgins
of indianapolis won Il newspaper de-
cision over Ted Block Michigan mid
dleweight champion. in ten lively
rounds last night. Block was kept
on the defensive during most of the
bout
Evening star., 1921-05-21
GEORGES FEARS YANKEE
WRITER'S, NOT DEMPSEY

EW YORK May 2lGeoTges Carpenter fee "hve hundred
miles from reporters His Francois Descamps
said The European heavyweight Champion who afraid of
nothing that stalks the ebles sight of the ghtest
armed with a reporters pencil.
while making when he
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Western Elects Jeffress,

Berkely Jeffress has been elected
captain of the 1922 basket ball
team at Western High School. He
played a stellar game at forward last
year.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Caps Meet Norfolk Stars.

! Norfolk Stars and Washington Capi-
! tails. colored professional mines. will
! start two-same series at American
! League Park this afternoon at
| O'Clock. Tomorrows game will begin
: at $50.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Advance in Tennis PLAY.

Scott. Wemple, Lyman and Hutton
have reached the third round in the
boys tennis tournament at Western
High School. Ruth Simpson has
progressed TO the second round in the
girls competition.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Central in Game Today.

Central High School and Johns Hop
kins University freshmen mines are
to play in Central Stadium this aft
ernoon in the Anal game of the sea-
son for the former team. The contest
will begin at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Southern Record Broken

NEW ORLEANS. May 21-One new
southern record was made in the
junior events of the field and track
Championship contest of the Southern
Amateur Athletic Union here. Ellis of
the Gymnastic Club of this CITY win
ming the 220-yard low hurdles in
o. %
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Easy for St. Adams Nine,

ST. Adams nine went to Richmond
yesterday and defeated ST Christo-
piers SCHOOL, II to =. The winners
batted5 hard
Evening star., 1921-05-21

w: F. Lawrence and o. B. Toms.
last night. gained first place in the
Class A doubles Of the annual CITY
duckpin championships. Lawrence had
games Of 121. 1913 and 121, while Toms
bowled 80. 119 and 9S. No other leaders
wore deposed. Scores:
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Jumps 6 Feet 5 Ia Inches

URBANA. Ill. May 2I-IlIinois
swamped Wisconsin in a dual track
and field meet. 90 to 36. Alberts OF
Illinois furnished the feature when
ne set a ne" Western Conference rec
ord of feet 81. inches in the hieb
lump,
Evening star., 1921-05-21

s,sas MACON; c;,,C Ca, "a May N. p, ~ 4. crtseo
an all southern pitcher. has been re-
elected captain of Mercer Unfvgrslty's
team for next year. Stone has re.
fused offers from biakleaguAana.s....
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Kansas Wins Track Meet

WRENCE. kans. May 21-T-ni-
versity of Kansas won the annual
dual track meet with the Universitv v
II Missouri yesterday afternoon, 50 i
to 81 - -
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Williams Shades Scanlon.

PITTSBURGH. May 21.-Kfd Will
liams. Philadelphia. former bantam
weight champion, won the newspaper
decision in his ten-round bout last
night with Patsy Scanlon, PITTSBURGH.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Dundee and Ray to Fight.

PITTSBURGH. May 21.-The OPEN
air boxing season in Pittsburgh will
be inaugurated this afternoon when
Johnny Dundee. New York, and
Johnny Ray, Pittsburgh, 1ightweig ights,
meet in a teh-round bout.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Detroit Releases Hale.

|. DETROIT, May 21.-Sam Hale. utility
infielder. has been released by the De
troit Americans to Portland of the Pa
clfiC Coast League.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Ped Sox Get Sothoron.

i ST. pJ4S. May 21-The release of
! tPitchet1Allan Sothoron to the Boston
Americans was announced today by
Business Manager Quinn of the ST.
Louis Americans. Eothoron was claim
/ ed on waivers.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
T1LDEN AWAKES FRENCH
BY GREAT TENNIS SHOTS


ARlS May 21-Wiliam T. Tdcn
led three his or,d
hard court championships through session ves
erday the in
Evening star., 1921-05-21
Sundays Game on Scoreboard.

The WaShinEt on Chicago game in tho
Windy city Sunday will be shown ON the
Rodier electric scOrcboard at the Cap,taI
ThCater.
Evening star., 1921-05-21

Georgetown, s: Lebanon Valley. o
Maryland University. II: t;al!audot
it"i! cross, y; University of Pit, sl.urrb q
Illinois. =; Wiscoi sin o D.
Michigan A.gi.>, 10: Dberlin .
Georgia Teen. j. T.uness..
Penn state. ); Detroit University, ..
Evening star., 1921-05-21
P. Moore Md Epstein Even

TERRE HI TIE. Ind. May 21.-
Pal Moore of Memphis and Solly Ep-
stein of Indianapolis boxed ten fast
rounds to draw last night in the
opinion Of newspapermen.
Evening star., 1921-05-21

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
New Orleans, 12; Birmingham, l, -.
Chattanooga, 8; Nashville, 9.
Memphis. 8; Mobile. Z.
Atlanta, s; Little Rock. 3.