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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-01-26
Wealthy Man Died on Train.

Chicago, Jan. Samuel Kahn
81 years old. a wealthy stove manu-
facturer Of Cincinnati, Ohio, was
found dead in his berth when train
arrived at Chicago this morning Mr.
Kahn had been i'll for several months
and was on his way to California to
seek benefit for his health.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-01-26

}lasphcmy was punished with
death by the law of Moses.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-01-26

Roasted dandelion roots are used
as substitute for coffee in some
paris Of Europe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
OFET VELIKA pOSTOVNf
KRADEz.

Chicago, z. dubna, Pohoze.
ny postovni pytel nalezeny Pc
licii dnes, jenz byl ukrader
bandity S voziku ma nadrazl
Dearborn ulice vcera, obsaho-
val obaly s pence, 2 nichz pc
licie soudi, re kofist lupicu ci.
Mia mezi $780, 600 a S750,0O0
Puvodne melo Sc ia to, re OBJ.
nasela jenom asi $4,000
Kdyz bandite, poctem pet, kite
ii odpoledne hrali pred nadra.
zim mic, pfepadli ~postovni
nadrazni zrizence, tito Sc do.
mnivali, re Sc jedna o seem
pro nejaky film a ochotna III.
ce zdvihli. Teprve kdyz lupit
Sc zmocnili pytlG a ujizd6li
automobile, videli, re neslo {
zadnou divadelni loupez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
ODSOUZENEMU PRAVNi-
KOVl POVOLENO
ODVOLANf.

!. Pro pokus podplatiti fede-
ralniho prohibicniho agenta
Countse ably tyz privolil k do
prave koralky, ma til roxy do
t~restnice v Atlantic odsouzeny
pravnik Samuel Rembrandt
Dude sc moci z rozsudku od-
volati k druhe stolici, k di-
striktnimu appelacnimu soudu
Spojenych Stati. Odvolani by
10 povoleno soudcem Weston
haverem Cd federalniho soudu
ma z&dost obhajce odsouzene-
no w. D. Mealse, jenz Sc Cd
vol&val ma jisty omyl phi soud
MIN lfteni pri predavan{ pro-
cesu v moe poroty i ma jisty
pfedsudek proti zalovanemu
davany ma jevo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
zATcENf DOMNELEHO
VRAHA A LUPIcE " no.
ST1NCI MA ST. A AVE,

Vcera zatkli detektivove mu
Re, jenz jest v podezfenf, Re
Zastfelil 37-leteho Roberta Fl
shera, majitele hotelu v els.
5610 Woodland Ave-, jenz byl
zavrazden pri 1ternfm loupez-
mem prepadu v hostinci CHI.
Archera, 1904 st. Clair Ave.
Pet jinych podezfelych mia
dikI bylo zatceno vcera v A
kron a dopraveni do Clevelan-
du. Ia vyslechu Sc jim vsak
podafilo dokazati, lie v dobe,
kdy dry zlocin byl spachan,
meskali jinde.
Ed. Roumanis, ride auta, v
kterem lupici pc spachanem
skutku prchli, prohlizel vcera
album zlocinca v hlavni poll.
cejni stanici a oznacu jednoho
mladika jake jednoho z pa.
chateld. Tyz byl Timed zatcen
a shledano, re jest obzalovar
jiz z podobneko kousku spa.
chanem pred jistou dobou v lie.
karne ma vychodni strane. Ma
lezal Sc ma svobod9, jelikoz by.
la "a neho slozena znacna soud
nj zaruka v obnosu $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
VLIv vALKY MA VZR0ST
OBYvATrLSTVA " E.. S. r.

&C. T. K.) Svetova valka
m6la, 5ako We vsech zemich,
hrozn5 v]iy " Ceskoslovensku
ma prirozencu n6nu obyvatel-
stva. Jest to zeJn&na pozoro-
vati, kdyz sledujeme Ia II. po-
kles porodG v letech 191A-
DIE zprav statniho ufadu
statistickeho c. S. r. klesl po-
Get osob v Cechach narozenych
v roce 1914 re 1926 ma
1883, eli ma APT procent, ma
Morave a Opavsku 2 285,339
ma 1921 cili ma 46.7 procenta,
" cele oblasti 2 257,255 ma
l113,489 cili ma AL proc.
Ia to vsak potet dmrti "a
valky stoupal. Jenom do roku
1915 stoupl v Cechach poeet L.
mrti re 123,821 ma 1880, ma
Morave a Opavsku z So, 100
ma 62,540, v celem 1zemi re
|181,981 ma 1913, 900. Hlavnf pff
cinou vzrdstu 1mrti prvnfm
roce valky bylo, re do nasich
vlastf ~pfihrnulo Sc z HaliGe
hojne ranenych, zajatych a u
prchlfkI, kterf k nam pfinaseli
epidemicke nemoce. Rostouci
nedostatek potravin v roce
1918 zpisobil jeste vetsf pfibt
vanf dmrti a to v Cechach o
1887 procenta proti roku 1914,
ma Morave av Opavsku o
TT procent, v cele oblasti 0
1851 procenta. \
Obyvatelstva ubylo "a dobu
valky v Cechach 57,067, ma
Morave s Opavskem 8 ,740, v
cele oblasti 85,8O7.
Take poGet snatku "a valky
znacne poklesl. TAX ma pr. r.
1916 klesr v Cechach z 43,242
(1914) ma 1869, ma Morave
a v Opavsku z $3.50 ma 1856.
v cele oblasti bylo do r. 1916 o
Sc procent snatkI meme nez.v
roce 1914.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

Z

Kalifornsky spisovatel a pc
stitel ovoce, byvaly Ohian,
Montaville Flowers, prednasel
vcera v Advertising Clubu a
mezi jinym pronesl vetu: "Ne.
chcete-li nam pomoci, pax
nam aspon nestrilejte .zad."
:D%ovolaval sc pomoci celych
Spojenych Statd ably Zastaven
byl pristehovalecky proud z
Japonska. "Japanec jest ne.
bezpeGnym americkemu far.
mari i delnikovi, jelikoz Asiat
ma TAX nepatrne malo potret
k uhajeni zivota, re S MIN ne.
NIUE zadny jiny delnfk SOU
tezit. ~Nezapominejte, Re Japa.
nee, j kdyz je obcanem, zG-
stava vzdy yernym svoji via
sti. .Jejich narodni pfesvedceni
nemIze zadna takfzvana anne
rikanisace zmeniti. Uznavaji
szdy jen vlastni narodni pray.
dy. Mohou poruSiti dev6t z ma
sich desiti pfikazani a zista-
vajf pfi tom die jejich narod-
Mich zasad vzdy p~octivymi."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
OBCHODU z
REPU-
BLIkY.

DIE sdelenf Ufadu pro zahra
nicni obchod v Praze, povoluje
jeho valutni odbor vyvoz "a
csl. koruny. Povoleni je podmi-
memo ~okamzitym placenfm a
neudili Sc tedy pfi vyvozu ma
liver. Mimo to csl. exporter mu-
81 Sc zavazati, Re pffjem lhra-
dy v csl. korunach oznamf j.
hned revisnimu odboru mini
sterstva financf. ZAsadne sc
vsak j nadale trva ma pozadav-
ku, ably exporter zadal cizi va
lutu a tutez bankovnfmu IRA
du ministerstva finance odvedl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
PADELAL BOND SOUDNf
ZARUKY

Vcera zatcen byl Ant. Wen
merit, 1924 Redmont ave., ma
obvin9nf, Re padelal podpis
Josefa Hocevara, bydliciho v
stejn&m dome. Wennert opa-
It'll ma okresnim soude zaru-
ku "a Josefa Kasvise jenz byl
obzalovan z pobodani ale me-
dostavil sc k soudu, TAX Re "a
ruka prohlasena "a propadlou.
Asistent okresniho zalobce H.
j. Williams domAhal sc zapla.
cent ma Hotevarovi ale tento
popfel, re by byl cos podepi-
soval. N4hodou byl Kasvis po-
]apen a pfi vyslechu doznal,
Re bond podepsal cizfm jme-
mem Wennert.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
POZADUJE VETSf RESPEKT
PRED SOUDY.

Soudce Martin A. Foran,
pfedsedajfci okresnimu soudu
prohlasil vcera, re bylo by rad
no, by u soudu Sc zavedla stara
obradnost jake "a starych ca
sd. kdy soudcove od6ni byli ba-
rety a talary. DIE jeho nahle-
du Sc dnesni soudy jen malo
lisi cd hospody; advokati stoji
okolo a koufi, divaci Gtou xii
dine svoje noviny a bavl Sc wa
JENNIE nejen septem, ale casio
j haste. Ia takoveho odbyva-
nj soudu nemIze byti patTicne
dcty ami u pravnik1, ami u ODE
censtva. Pravnici ! soudci poci-
najf 81 mnohdy jake hosi a ne
nj mic neobycejneho, re prav-
MIX oslovi soudce krestnfm, ko-
'likrate jest9 zpitvofenym jme-
mem a naopak. Jemu samotne-
mu Sc pry stale, re jeden Una
my pravnik vessel do soudnice
a oslovil ,jej: Halou MARITIME
Podobne divernosti arci nikte.
rak Aaznost k soudim .nepod-
poruji.
Foran navrhuje, ably kazde
soudni jednani bylo zahajeno
obradne bailifem a odporucu-
je soudcIm noseni ddstojneho
stejnokroje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
OPET VELIKY Z v
TOKIU.

Toxic, Japan, 6. dubna. Po-
Ear, jenz vznikl v casti mesta
zname jake Asakusa v $50
hod. dnes rano, sifil Sc jeste We
hod. odpoledne. Padesat o.
sob bylo poraneno nebo popa-
leno, kdezto LOO domG bylo
z~niceno, meZi mimi oSm chra-
mi, skola a policejni stanice
Toxic bylo navstiveno podob-
nym pozarem %. bTezna, kdy
1000 domI bylo zniGeno Sc Sko
dou $4,000, 900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
ZEMREL "a K~ULEcNlKOVE
HRY.

4Olety Thomas Hardin bavil
sc vcera v {. 1898 Cedar ave.
hrou ma kulecniku, kdyz pojed
nou onemocnel a skacel Sc k re
mi. Byl Timed d~ovezen do Cha
rity nemocnice, kde shledano,
re zemrel, ranen byv mrtvici.
Hardin trpel, jak bylo dokaza-
no, srdecni chorobou jiz delsi
dobu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
v nouzi o melivo.

"Tak Sc vsechno mani ma
svete!"
"Ba, drive rikali Praz&ci
"krasna krajina" tam, kde BY
ly velike lesy, dneska vsak je
Jim krasna ,krajina tam, kde je
- n6jaky mlynfs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
ZURIVY PROTIVNlK.

Jakub Mordarsky, 1927 W.
chodnf Ga. ILL.,, pfedvolan byl
'dnesniho dopoledne pred po-
,licejniho soudce, kde Sc mel
zodpovidati re zraneni Rober-
ia Klasa, 2773 vych. 90. ul.,
jemuz "a pranice ukousl pra-
w ukaZovAcek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
MALOVANl
BYTU

a vseho dreva We vnitr olejo-
YOU barvou a varnisovani, ja.
koz i natiranf domi, zarute-
nymi barvami, pri dobre praci
a levnych cenach, vykonava
J. F. K K I Z e X
q natSrat, mnoholety, va
stare vlasti vyu6en$ odbosnik,
2l24 w. ~. VI.
kdyz mne zaSlete po.
stovni lfstek aneb pfijed'te
Clark Ave. nebo Lorain karou.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
STEAL DECIDES FOR c. j,
Murphy's Dash in Ninth Gives
Lone Score-Hyman Allows.
LAFAYETTE One Hit.

Hyman's cunning and Murphy's
speed enabled Georgetown to nose out
the Lafayette nine at the Hilltop
yesterday. The portside finger held
the Eastonans to Il lone safety made
in the ninth inning, and in the same
session Murphy stole home with the
only score Of the engagement
The contest was Il pitching duel
between Hyman and Carney. The
Georgetown man famed eleven bat
ters against twelve set down by Car
pcy, but the latter gave six bases
on balls while Lyman passed three
Lyman hit three batters and Carney
two.
Georgetown repeatedly threatened
20 score before the ninth. Twice in
the carly part Of the game, the IIili-
.oppers filled the bases, but could not
produce the punch. Carncys poor
fielding of bunts paved the way for
Murphys stunt in the final frame
the pitchers slowncss filing the
bases When the Eastonian started a
wind up, Murphy dashed home.
Lafayette had only two chances to
score. In the eighth, Hyman hit
three batters, but one was nipped off
first. Another batter famed and the
inficld took care of the third out
WOlbach opened the ninth with "A
clean single TO right and Wells sac
rifced. then Lyman struck out "a pair
The Hilitoppers were scheduled to
play Western Maryland this after
noon, starting at 3 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

OF course the Yankees have heen At
Il disadvantage because they hau
counted upon Roth for the outfeln.
but he has water on the knee ani
that's one of the worst ailments that
an athlete can get. No one wishes
to croak: but a bail player with an
aqua pura knee never knows when
it will spill him.
How Trio Sizes Id.
Ruth is not playing an outheld
which would kindle gasoline with
spark of enthusiasm. Bodie surely
hit which should have netted a fast
man two bases gave him but one
and the Yanks lost a chance TO win:
He is conscientious, enthusiastic ana
gives his best: but championships ar"
won by taking advantage OF inches
and not of feet Meusel seems 10 nt
tearing big youngster. who is hanGi-
capped by inability to control hlS own
size.
That's the verdict of the fans, who
are on pins and needles because theE
think this is the Yankees big year.
The loss of the second game to the
Athletics created as much apprehen-
sion as, if it were the beginning OF
the decisive series for the Champion
ship which was being played in Sep
tember.
Roth is not likely to be able to play
whether he will displace Bodie or
Meusel is question. 1t probably VIII
by Meusel Washington fans and Duffy
Lewis old friends in Boston may taxi
satisfaction in hearing that some of the
New York fans believe the YANKEES
would have been better off if they had
him to play left field for them this year.
Robins to Set Precedent.
For the first time in the history of the
City of Churches the National League
season in Brooklyn viii start on Sunday
with Boston as the attraction. There
will not be any unusual or spectacular
display There has been little crit
cism on the part of some OF the religious
orea mutations that Brooklyn should be
gin its season on Sunday, although so
long as Sabbath ball is to be played, II
is argued by others that it matters little
whether it is the first game of the base
hall season or one in midsummer. In
any event, it will be the first time in the
east that any club has opened its sea-
son on Sunday.
Tommy Mccarthy, the old outfielder
of the Boston National League club. and
fhe best outfielder to trap fly balls and
make double plays in the history OF the
Evening star., 1921-04-16
With Sandlot Mines

Candidates for the Linworth nine
are 10 report at the clubhouse at
1880 O'Clock or at the Washington
barrack diamond at 1880 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. A practice game
with the Engineers will be held.
Weitzel's homer that cleared filled
bases gave Metropolitan Athletic Club
a 4-to-l victory over the new Stand
ard Oil team. The Nets will play
knickerbocker Club, which will face
the War Department All-stars in
Olympia Hollow tomorrow. afternoon,
wants more games. Teams interested
should communicate with Manager
Carroll DAILY, 3265 N street
Cardinal Athletic Club will engage
IN a practice game tomorrow after
noon on the high school field In Alex
andria. Play will begin at 3 O'Clock.
Adath Mideets. who walloped the
knickerbocker Midsets. 81 to Z, want
games with thirteen fourteen year
teams. Telephone challenges to
Everett Simon. Franklin 7042.
Eastern juniors will meet the Troop
16. Boy Scouts. tomorrow morning at
18th and d streets southeast. Play
will start at 1890. - J
Evening star., 1921-04-16
TO GET OLYMP|CS
Other Bidders for 1924 Games
Withdraw-Los Angeles Is
After 1928 Meet.

PARLS. April 16.-Gaston Vidal. un-
dcrSecrctary of state for physical
education and sports. has told the
Associated Press he feels confident
The 1924 Olympic games will be
awarded TO Paris. as he has been in
formed that Holland and Sweden,
other bidders for the honor. have
abandoned their efforts TO this end
and will support Frances claim.
Excelsior has published a report.
which ii says WAS received through
Robert s. Weaver of Los Angeles. that
that city also has decided to abandon
its claim for the 1924 olympiad
Weaver, who is a member of the
American Olympic committee is ex-
pected in Paris in May. He will at
tend the Lausanne meeting Of the
Olympic committee the end of May
and another meeting of the commit
tee in Geneva early in June. 1t il un-
derstood he will make 4 strong bid
for the 1928 games for Los Angeles,
which will be supported by Frahce
the French contending the preference
should be given to allied and asso-
ciated countries before neutrals.
Should Paris be selected for the
1874 games, NJ. Vidal said he hoped
to obtain a credit to build a stadium
similar to those at Stockholm and
London. but failing to do this the
games probably would be held in the
Pershing Stadium, under the auspices
OF the new ministry of sports and
under the immediate management of
an Olympic committee drawn from
the Union of Sporting Federations of
France.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
NINE IN LEAD
Clash With Western Gives Blue
and White Second Win in
High School League.

Central. by virtue of 12-to-7 victory
scored yesterday over Western, now is
leading the field fighting for the high
sCnool base ball championship The
Blue and White has won two games
In as many starts. Tech is second
with lone triumph and Western
stands third with one won and one
lost. Eastern has played and lost Il
single game, while Business has met
defeat in two trials.
Yesterdays engagement was well
Fought, with both teams stineing the
ball. The Centralites pounded Hair
for a seVen-run lead in three innings,
while Brinkman was checking the
Westerners. Walker went to the
mound for the Blue and White in the
fifth. when Western went on the war
path to score twise, and was nicked
for more runs in the seventh and
eighth.
Central totaled fifteen hits and five
OF them were for extra bases. Cum
mings, Blue and White catcher, clout-
ed for a double and two singles in
six times up. Western got eleven
hits. Dawson, Jeffress. Stevens and
French making two each.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
Athletics Here Yankees Lack Strength
PASS TOPPLES DODGERS
Forces In Braves Decisive Run in
Tenth-Pirates and Cubs
Saved by Rallies.

Braves. Pirates and Cubs yesterday
scored their second successive vic
tories in the National League race.
The Boston club took the measure Of
the league champion Dodgers in an
extra inning engagement and Fits
burgh had to battle desperately to
overcome the Reds. but Evers men
swamped the Cards.
Miljus' pass to Ford forced home
Southworth in the tenth for a 6-to-5
Brave win. The game was Il free
hitting affair. the winners getting
twelve safeties and the Dodgers
eleven. Showers interrupted play
several times.
After scoring once in the seventh
inning. the Reds broke in the eighth
and permitted Pittsburgh to tally all
its runs. to win. 3 to L. Hamilton
held the Reds to four hits in seven
innings. but he was helped by his
mates sensational fielding Yellow
horse. relief pitcher. was not touched
The Cards started like world-bcat
ers. scoring four times in the first
inning. but the Cubs kept right at
their heels until the seventh Then
Evers men uncoCked batting rally
that resulted in the retirement of
Pitchers Riviere and kircher and six
Chicago runs. Two more were made
in the eighth, to give the Cubs an
11-to-1 game.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
TWO BEAT CHESS MASTER.
Marshall Gets Draw and Wins 23
of 26 Games Here.

+. J. Marshall. United States chess
champion. in his exhibition last night
before the Capital City Chess Club
gave one of the best performances in
his long career In simultaneous play
Against field of twenty-slx PLAYERS
the master scored twenty-three wins
one draw and two losses. This record
has been beaten in this city only by
Jose r. Capablanca, who on his last
visit here scored twenty eight wins
and two draws in thirty games.
Due to the lateness of the hour at
which the exhibition was concluded,
Marshall was unable to give his
promised analysis of the tenth game
of the Lasker-Capablanc match.
Marshall lost to l. S Turnover, Dis
trict of Columbia champion, and w.
h. Mundelle. drew with c. H. Stephen
son and defeated S. c. Hilder. T.. b.
Adams. w. Rosett. c. II. Badger. S.
S. Yoder. G. A. Coicord, c. Hoekstadt.
A. Rerkewitz, DR.. II. w. Wiley, NJ. NJ.
Long. f.. II. Ehlis. II. Rermann. A. II.
Clayton. II. f. Herring, w. r.
Moulden. J: R. Barshell. NJ Baxter. A.
Y. Hesse, w. Mutchler. c. II. Roesch,
NJ. Lander. A. Hale and f. II. kalin-
bach,
Evening star., 1921-04-16
ROSS GETS NEW TRAINER
Supplants Bedwell With McDan.
iel, Acceding to the Demand of
Jockey Club.

BALTIMORE. Md, April 1s.-Com-
mander J. K. L. Ross apparently has
bowed to the mandate of the New
York Jockey Club. He has notified
H. Guy Bedwell his trainer, that all
relations between them will cease
May 1. Henry Mcdaniel has been
appointed to succeed Bedwell.
The dismissal of Bedwell and the
appointment of Mcdaniel mean that
the danger of an open fight between
Ross and the New York Jockey Club
probably has been averted. The ef-
feet on the Pimlico situation is prob
lematical.
1t is generally believed in racing
circles here that State Senator Will
liam /. Norris, counsel for Bedwell,
will take his clients grievances to
the racing commission.
Gov. Ritchie had not decided on
the new commission. He had. how
ever, narrowed the list of probable
appointees down to four or five
names.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
TWO TITLES DECIDED
IN PINEHURST TENNIS

P1NEHURST. N. c., April l6-M,ss
Marian Zinderstein and Miss Editn
sigourney. fayorites. were were Snmh,as %,nhess in in
inc inc North and south tournament after
shs a hard raj battle. as, s-a: So: !chiya
Kuma gae and Beals Wright were s,Ss re,
turned victors in the mems doubles
defeating Raymond Bidweil ana 10
Mrs. Molla B. Mallory and Beals
Wright won their way through to the
final in the mixed doubles, IN com
pany with Miss Zinderstein ana D
Howard Voshell
The program today includes the hnal
in the mixed doubles, the final IN the
women's singles between Mrs. Nal,
lory, national indoor champ on ana
champion. and the final in the mems
singles between Kumagae and wal
lace Johnson.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
Heavyweight Title Fight
to Be Held In Jersey City

NEW YORK, April I6.-Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight cham
pion, and Georges Carpenter.
French challenger, will fight
July 2 in Jersey City. close to
the Marion station. This was
settled yesterday, when Pro-
mOter Rickard closed "A contract
for the leasing Of thirty acres
for the site of the battle.
Rfckard will construct an
arena. He figures that the seat
ing capacity will be at least
$4,000, and with the prices run
ming from IS to $50 the receipts
should tOuch the mfllion-dOIIar
mark.
The fighters nre to battle on
a percentage bnSis-s6 per cent
to Dempsey and "a per cent to
Carpenter.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

tlons were OWNED by Bush, who
probably would have ended the rally
right there had he not slipped up.
BUSH dashed in and got Ericks bunt
Just few feet in front of the plate.
His little toss to the plate was low.
however, the ball getting away from
Ruel and Shanks scoring. Judge then
drilled single to center that cashed
oRourke and Charity, and Milan
play.
Harris Shines In Field.
Harris played a scintillating game
around the keystone sack. He leaped
for Gharrity's high peg and rode
Collins into the sack to complete a
double play when Pratt famed in
the second. He cleverly handled a
killing in the fourth. and backed
into right field to snare Bush's Texas
Lacquer in the fifth. His toss to
Judge while off balance all but
nipped Ruel. who did not expect the
ball to be caught and was playing
far off first.
Judge gave a striking exhibition
of his speed and dexterity when he
knocked down McInnis' wicked crack
in the eighth and ferried it to
CRourke in time to force Collins at
second.
Witt earned the distinction Of being
the first player of the season to be
put out of game. Oscar objected
to third strike called on him in
the opener and his remarks to Umps
Connolly were of such a nature that
Tommy thumbed him out of the park
Del Pratt finally reported from Ann
Arbor, where he has been coaching
the Michigan University nine. and
was Immediately put into the line
up. He appears to be in good physi-
cal condition. but his batting optics
need sharpening, judged by what he
accomplished in his first game.
Better weather induced an attend
ance of 2,671. not including several
hundred members of the fair sex and
Boy Scouts. who are admitted as guests
Of the club on Fridays.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS BASE BALL

At Greenwood, S. C.-Newbcrry, S; Glen
son. -
At Athens, Ga.-Georgla University, g.;
Michigan. i.
At Atlanta. Ga.--Alabama. L.; Oglethorpc
6.
At Atlanta, Ga.--Gcorgia Tech, 8; Au-
burn, j.
At Mobile. A!a.-Southcrn University 5
sprirehi!'. 10 inninGs).
At South Bend. Ind.-Nore Dame, 3: Wis
cousin. ; ell inuingsl.
At De Pnuw, lnd--Indiana. 16 De Pauw, o.
Al Mnrysyillr, Trnn.-Tcnncssee, ); Mary
vile. /.
At Blacksbnrg Va.-Washington College, @;
Virginia Poly. =.
At Baton Rouge. La.--Mississippi Aggies, / ::
Louisiana State u.
At Columbia, $. C.-Wofrord, South Caro-
lima, ).
Evening star., 1921-04-16
WILL "SHOE" PRESIDENT
PLAY BARNYARD GOLF

President Harding soon may quail
fy as harnyard golfer. for on Mon
day he will receive set Of horse
shoes and an invitation to practice on
the Potomac Park pitching green. The
horseshoes, to be presented by Brig
Gen. II. NJ. Lord. are gifts from the
Buckeye Horseshoe Pitchers Associ-
alton of Ohio. offered on behalf of
the $4,000 harnyard golfers affiliated
with the National Horseshoe Pitch
erS Association. One pair of the
shoes is finished in nickel and an
other pair in copper. with the Presi=
dents name sunk in them behind the
toe calkS.
The T and Horseshoe Pitchers
Association of the District has ar
ranged for the presentation and will
ask the President to visit the green
at 18th and D streets.