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Evening star., 1921-02-12

Of the seventeen Sunday games here
Boston and Philadelphia each will
play four, New York, Cleveland, De-
troit and St. Louis two apiece and
Chicago one. Plums for the Nationals
while on the road include July 4 at
Boston and Labor day at Philadelphia,
as well as A pair of Sundays in Chi
cago, Detroit and Cleveland and one
in New York and st. Louis. Detroit
gets the Bunker Hill day holiday
plum at Boston, June Il.
Boston Opens Here April 13.
Following four games with the Red
Sox, who are to open the season here
Wednesday. April 13. the Mackmen
Will come for as many contests.
whereupon the Nationals will hop to
the campaign there April 21. The
Yankees will make their initial ap-
pearance here on Sunday. April "a.
going to the Polo Grounds the next
stopping off in Philadelphia for two
days before returning with the Mack
men May !, and going back to Quaker
town for another pair. The Yankees
will sojourn here for four days start
ing May 4. Boston will come back for
single engagement and then the
Griffs will hit the road for their first
tour Of the west, reaching Cleveland
MAY 10. and visiting Detroit. st. Louis
and Chicago in that order. landing
back here again the latter part of
May.
Wexterners Come In June.
The western clubs will play their first
visit to Washington early in June.
The White Sox head the list. being
sche eduled for five games straight, as
are the Brown. For the remainder of
the 154 games comprising the season
the Nationals will be hopping out and
in al irregular intervals. Home games
listed by months show nine for April.
eleven for May, twenty one for June.
nine for July. thirteen each in August
and September and one in October, on
Evening star., 1921-02-12
MOTOR BOAT MARKS SET
Gar, Jr., II and 0rlo II Each Es-
tablish Two in Annual Speed
Regatta at Miami.

MIAMI. Fla. February II. - Four
world records were established yester-
day by power boats competing in the
annual regatta, conducted according
to American power boat rules.
Two We're made by Gar. Jr., II, own
ed and driven by G.. A. Wood of De-
troit, Mich, and two by Orlo II. with
the owner, George Leary, jr. of New
York, at the wheel.
The first event was a ten-mile race
for express cruisers for the Star Is
land trophy. 1t was won by Gar, Jr..
II. in 1886 As, an average of 32 2-10
miles an hour. Gar. Jr., ii also broke
the existing record for two miles dur
ing this event by covering the two
mile lap in minutes and 80 seconds.
In the fifty-mile race for open dis
placement boats. Orlo III was victori-
Gus over Adieu, the winner on Thurs
day. Orlo III covered the fifty miles
in 1 hour IT minutes and 35 seconds.
This is an average of forty miles an
hour, both records.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
WESTERN QU|NT AT TOP
Beats Tech, II to Is, to Gain Lead
in Scholastic Series-Business
Downs Eastern. IL to z,

Western, by virtue of a 11-to-15 VIC
tory scored over Tech yesterday no"
holds the lead in the race for the high
school basket ball championship, while
Eastern, defeated, u to Z. by business
in the second portion of the double pm
in the coliseum, can nope loi a. nd
r,nner-un.. 1t was Business first win IN
the series. 1870 tho
Comparatively. the games We're the
hest played so far in the utular series.
hut all of the teams involved, eActpt
business. failed to play up to the stand
ard set in earlier engagements. West
ern and Tech players, naturaiiH Iiei .~ soua'
committed many errors, depending Hioie
on rugged attack than teamwork.
The former were trailing until 'he
third period. when the! t,ad a,ic-
noint lead and Jeffress clinched VIC
tory with two floor goals ana toss
from the foul line in the iourth
a'f, fnabiiitv to cage the ball from the
15-foot line was fault Oh an lns
teams except Business. 1ecn i'iu -,
fourteen chances and MADE Soou IA
h,,t thr.a Western got three points
in nine tries. while Eastern was sue
cessfuI in but one of twelve. busi-
ness turned two of its SIX tosses ln.o
noints The StenographerS also OUT
played Eastern on the moor. Deliiils, !"
new guard, helping the former con
sidera ably. Business never was heau-
ed. a ,,aS-
Other scholastic games played yes
terday resulted in q TO Il VIZ
tory for the Georgetown Prefs o.eI
ST. Johns, an to deleal Iol 'nt
Y N. c. A. Day School reserves at
the hands of Adath Athletic Club and
10 to : win for the Western sopho-
nores in their game with the juniors
school fves are playing IN lnree
games out OF town TO-DAY; ieh. a. -
= ann,nolis meeting the Navy Plebes.
Gonzaca at Baltimore encounterlnS
Mount St. Joseph's and Tech at war.
renton. Va, for a match with the
high school.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
"BIG INDIAN" GETS
BERTH AS UMPIRE

RALEIGH. n. C.. February "a
David Puckee. an Indian. of Mayetta.
Kan. is to be given a place as umpire
in the Piedmont League. composed Of
six North Carolina cities. If after a
trial he gives satisfactory service,
W. G. Bramham. president Of the
league. has announced. In reply to
Puckees letter applying for a posi-
tion as umpire. Bramham wrote:
Zig Indian got job. Come on; bring
tomahawk. big and sharpee. Lots
fight-heep war dance by September
IL. Heep scalps in belt if poor In
dian not in happy hunting grounds.
Won't need tepee. Umpire no sleep.
Bring medicine doctor instead. If
married. bring sQuaW: make good liv-
ing selling paint"
Evening star., 1921-02-12

Both the Navy and Penn State"
said Edward X. Bushnell. acting grad
uate manager. in making the an
nouncement made application for
places on Pennsylvanias 1921 foot ball
sch edule. but it was impossible to
find 4 date for either. SO. Pennsyl-
vania is pleased to be of assistance to
these two institutions in this emerg-
ency
MARIETTA Ohio, February 12.-
Marietta College will meet Detroit
University on the latters gridiron
November II, next. Included on the
Marietta schedule are Boston College
at Boston. November ): Duquesne Uni
versity October 8: Thiel College, Oc-
tober %; Grove City College, October
20.
PHILADELPHIA. February 12.-Ap-
proval has been given by the athletic
council for a dual track meet between
Harvard and Pennsylvania on April
90. 1t will be the first time in twenty
five years these institutions have met
in 4 dual contest.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, February
12-west Virginia's wrestling team
defeated Virginia last night, 22 to 10.
NEW YORK. February 12.-Columbia
defeated Pennsylvania at fencing
yesterday, eight bouts to six.
CHICAGO, February 12.-Purdue de-
feated Chicago At to 81 in d Western
Conference indoor track last night.
PHILADELPHIA, February 12.-Dr
Robert Yates has been appointed
coach Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania freshman base ball squad. He
formerly was a pitcher of the Phila-
delphia Nationals
Evening star., 1921-02-12
BUFF 0UTF|CHTS MASON
Jersey City Man Thrashes Boxer
Recognized by Many Experts
as FlYWeight Champion.

NEW ORLEANS. February IL
frankie Mason of Fort Wayne. Ind,
recognized by some boxing authorities
as the f!yweight champion of Amer
ica. was outpointed by Johnny Buff,
jersey City battler. in a fifteen-round
bout here last night.
Buff was the aggressor throughout
and Mason was badly battered. \
severe cut was opened on Mason's left
eye in the fifth round. Mason gained
but two rounds.
Buff weighed 112 pounds and Mason
IOS
Evening star., 1921-02-12
PENN LISTS D. c. MINES
Will Play Catholic University and
Georgetown, Both Here and
in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. February 12.-
Pennsylvania's 1921 base ball schedule
consists of thirty-one games. 1t in
cludcs:
March 2S. Georgetown at Washing
ton; 20, Catholic University at Wash
lngtonr 80, Navy at Annapolis: 81.
Johns Hopkins at Baltimore.
April 6. Catholic University; 8.
Swarthmore: ~. Williams: 13. Cor
nell: 16, Yale at New Haven: 20,
Swarthmore at Swarthmore; %, Yale;
-. West Virginia; 80, Princeton at
Princeton.
May S. University Of Virginia: T..
Princeton; II. Delaware; 21. George
town; 25. United States Military
Academy at West Point; 2s. Pennsyl-
Vania State.
June 4, Harvard at Cambridge; Is.
Cornell at Ithaca.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
College Basket Ball,

Gallaudet. "a; George Washington. 33
Georgetown, 81; ST. Johns Brook
lyn, Is.
Catholic University, Al: Loyola. 16.
South Carolina, 2S; Furman. Is.
Clemson, 21; Presbyterian College, 8.
Newberry, 3S: Citadel, 20.
Florida, 45; Wofford, 35.
Mississippi, 81; Alabama. 1S.
Williams. "a; Amherst. 81.
Gettysburg. 2S; Franklin and Mar
shall, II.
Bueknen, Is; Dickinson, 20.
Drexel. "a. Ursinus, %.
Georgia. "a; Augusta Y. w. c. A, %.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Mouthpiece Is Barred.

NEW YORK. February 12.-The New
York state boxing commission has ruled
as illegal the use of rubber mouthpiecc
protectors, such as worn by Ted Lewis
in his bout last Monday with Jack Brit
ton. welterweight champion.
The ruling was announced after hear
ing before a subcommittee. at which
Britton, charged with misconduct, ad-
mitted that he went to his opponent 8
corner and struck one OF Lewis seconds
during an argument over the use OF tne
nrotector. Decision in his case was re-
served.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Billy Martin to Manage
Club in Virginia League

PETERSBURG. Va. February
II. Billy Martin, former
Georgetown University nthiete
and member OF the boston
Braves. will manage the local
bnse bail team In the Virginia
League. The club. heretofore
known nx the GOObers. will he
called the TrunkmakerS. 1t will
be fOxtered by the Petersburg
sports Corporation organized
last night.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Scorer Of 29S at Ducks"
VIII Roll Here Toni9ht

J. e. House OF Cumberland.
who recently scored 20S in q
duckpin match In which rubber
handed pins were used will
head the team Of the Cumber-
land ID. 4 O. II. II. Y. M. @. A.
that will howl against the Ter
minal II. II. Y. M. G. A. duck-
pinners in the TERMINAL drives
tonight. Both pfaln and rubber
banded pins will be used.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
LAVAN DECIDES HE
WILL STAY IN GAME

ST. LOUIS. Mo. February 12.-John
Lavan, shOrtstop, has recOnsidered his
announced determination to quit base
ball. and has signed a 1921 contract
with the st. Louis Nationals. Last year
Lavan asserted the 1920 season would
be his last, as he desired to devote his
time to the practice of medicine.
Roy Dixie Walker, a pitcher from
the New Orleans club has been pur-
chased by the Cards
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Mcleod is BEATEN
IN A GOLF MATCH

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. February T..
Mcleod. Columbia Country
Club pro. and Donald Clark of Hunt
ington, w. Va, were outplayed by Jim
Barnes, Pelham Country Club, and j.
z. Christie, Louisville, in a best-ball
match yesterday. Barnes and his
partner won on the last hole, when
the former sunk a long putt that gave
him round of "a, one over par.
Mcleod had -, Clark 81 and
Christie 81.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
CAHOON SETS PACE
IN DUCKPIN EVENT

Rolling a set Of 324. f. +. Cahoon
of the Times went into first place
yesterday in the opening round of
the newspaper individual duckpin
championship tournament underway
on the Recreation drives. 0. H.
Lawrence of the Post gained second
position, with a total Of 314 for his
three games
G. Desper Of the Herald. who led
with 312 after the first days match
es. was sent to third place, while
John Baum Of Tho Star is fourth, with
80.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
MOORE TAKES LEAD
IN TITLE SKATING

LAKE PLACID. n. V. February IL
Joe Moore of New York took the
lead yesterday in the international
amateur ice skating championships
with total of 60 points. He is close
ly followed by Charles Jewtraw of
Lake Placid and Charles German of
st. John, n. b., each with so.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
HOPPE WILL PLAY
HERE NEXT WEEK

Willie Hoppe, world champion bill
liardist. and Charles c. Peterson, fancy
shot artist and billiard lecturer. under
the management of r. b. Benjamin, will
give exhibitions on Wednesday and
Thursday OF next week at Sherman's
Billiard Academy. 1921 H street They
will appear afternoons and evenings.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Wilson Is After O'DOwd.

CHICAGO. February IL. - Tentative
proposals for a match between Middle
weight Champion Johnny Wilson and
Jock Malone of St. Paul have been
agreed upon by both sides. Wilson and
his manager declared he would give the
former titleholder Mike O'Dowd. one
week to accept terms and then would
sign for the Malone contest.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
California's New $1,000, 900
Stadium to Seat $4,000

BERKELEY, Calf, February
12.-Planx for n stadium to be
erected ON the University OF
California field were announced
today by the regents Of the
university. 1t will seat 10000
persons. and will cost npproxf-
mntely $I,OO0.O0O. The struc-
ture Will be completed for the
iO:2 foot ball contests.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Cubs Trade One for Two.

CHICAGO. February 12.-Pitcher Nick
Carter has been traded by the Chicago
Cubs to the Kansas City Americans for
Twirler Harry Weaver and Hope War
uer. infielder.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
GRIFFS GET SEVENTEEN
SUNDAY BATTLES HERE
Babe Ruth and Yankees in Two Games at
Georgia Avenue May 3O-Western Clubs
Open Local Invasion Early in June.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

1ns " soi %
favored listed
home ward Sundays thirteen Saturdays
OF the Ynke cast will be the attraction at morning and afternoon con-
Only clubs allotted Saturdays
Cleveland the next most regard Sabbath
only Chicago York,
and twelve Boston and Phiadelpha ball
Evening star., 1921-02-12
q. u. Athletes in Newark.

Georgetown University will have three
representatives in the American Legion
indoor games in Newark tonight Con-
molly, distance star. and Brewster will
encounter Higgins and other notables in
the 1.000-yard special race LeGendre is
entered in the 70-yard hurdles
Evening star., 1921-02-12
DEAL FOR YANK STAR
is OFF, GRIFF ADMITS
Dickering Definitely Ended as Result of Confab
: With Huggins Boss to Seek Third
Baseman From Six Candidates Lined Up.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

HE Frank Baker deal off Visions seeing the former home
king lining diamond third producing wal
the Washington and New York clubs having
been definitely ended
the obtained from Clark Griffith
the aoft nlaviuG
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Wills Soon Stops Clarke.

Harry wills. colored boxer of New Or
leans, found jeff Clark of Joplin easy
prey last night The bout was farcical,
Clarke going down repeatedly in the first
and second rounds. his seconds finally
ending the match by tossing towel
into the ring.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
COLLINS KEEPS UP
BILLIARD STREAK

CLEVELAND, February 12.-Percy
Collins of Chicago won his fourth vic
tory in the national amateur 1872 balk
line billiard championship tournament
last night, intrenching himself more
securely In first place. Collins de-
feated DR.. z. !. Brown Of Cleveland,
800 to 141. ~
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Navy and Penn State to Play
Grid Game on Franklin Field

February 2The joint
Franklin Field which game
granted Athletic
will be
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Dodgers Buy Catcher.

NEW YORK, February 12.-Catcher
Frank L. Mills of Atlanta has been pur-
chased by the Brooklyn Nationals.
Mills went to Atlanta from a Youngs-
town, Ohio, semi-professional team.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Opposes Draft Clause.

SALT LAKE CITY, February 12.-
President II. w. Lane of the Salt Lake
club is against the proposition Of the
Coast League accepting the draft
clause in the new national agreement.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
AIoysius Men to Work Out.

Aloysius Clubs track team will be
given a workout in the gymnasium
at Catholic University tomorrow
morning. starting at IL o'clock. A
three mile handicap run held by the
clubmen last night was won by Dan
Murphy. Twenty runners started.
Evening star., 1921-02-12

BOAT CLUB GETS READY
FOR ITS SD CAMPAIGN
Has Played Big Part i'm National Rowing Affairs
ard Has Brought Many Notable Trophies
to Washington.
BY n. c. BYRD.

A MON(i oldest athletic Washington.
~ Potomac Boat Club.
the had a o
proud More old only
with pride excellent accomplishments
aquatic but also find than thrill
national
Evening star., 1921-02-12
zO.Round Bouts for Manila.

MANILA, p. l.. February 12.-Twenty-
round prize fights are permitted under a
hin passed in the closing hours of the
Philippine legislature. Previous legisla-
ton limited prize fights to ten rounds.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Kauff Signs With Giants.

NEW YORK, February 12.-Benny
Kauff, New York National outfielder,
has signed He was traded to the
Toronto Internationals last season for
Vernon Spencer, but was recalled.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Asay to Play Parsons.

Walter Assay, holder of the District
pocket billiard championship, and
William Parsons will be opponents
Monday night in the exhibition tour
nament in progress at Ellidtt's estab-
lishment Last night Parfons easily
defeated Clyde Richmond. loo to 45.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Date Set for Marathon.

DETROIT. Mich. February IA
April 2 has been named as the date
for the second annual Auto city Mara
thon. The course is twenty-five mile
straightaway from the heart Of Pom
tiac to Grand Circus Park here.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Allen Seeks Release.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. February 12.-
Catcher Nick Allen. who was recently
sold by the Cincinnati Nationals to the
release.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Zbyszko Throws Linow.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, February IL
Stanislaus Zbyszko won over Ivan
Linow in straiht falls, in SO minutes.
in a wrestling match last night.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
School Athlete Dies.

LONG BEACH. Calf. February H.
Julian f. Kelly. high school ath-
lete whose neck was broken Wednes-
day when he fell headlong to the
ground after making a five-foot jump
over a horizontal bar. died yester-
day.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Lewis Defeats Draak.

SAVANNAH. Ga, February 12.-Ed
"Strangler" Lewis threw Tom Draak,
Belgian champion. in i hour and
seconds last night Lewis used the
flying deadlock.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Cubs Obtain Rookie.

CHICAGO. February 12.-Frank B.
Meyers. catcher for a team in a Chi
cago Industrial League. has been sign
ed for a trial with the Cubs.
Evening star., 1921-02-12
Parcaut Wins on Mat.

CHICAGO. February 12.-Ralph Par
caut, middleweight wrestling cham
pion of Iowa, threw Ben Reuben twice
last night, each time with a hammer
lock.
Evening star., 1921-02-12

the opening OF the playing season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18

1--WE are washington home babies.
growing upi'
You'd be surprised at the number
OF men and women in many parts OF
this state tand< for that matter. In
many other states who can say that.
There's a young banker IN this town
and several bs1iness men and a doc.
tor or so who might tell you that
they had not homes until the Wash.
ington Chlidrcn's Home society
found homes for them.
twenty-five years the society has
been in business" THE business OF
caring for Washington's abandoned,
neglected and abused children In
that time it has opened its doors TO
1000 babies. and 1000 children have
passed thru its doors into homes OF
the state for adoption.
Just now there are CT children at
the home Fifteen OF them are ba-
bies, and Miss Mamie Afillard. ma
fron of the big brick home at 1900
65th ave, has her hands full caring
for them.
You've seen orphan asylums---
those places where children have the
same style haircut and where shoes
never fit and blouses are all OF "a sim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
LOvE-SICK, HE Y
TAKES POISON
Tacoma Youth of II Falls
Dead on Street

TACOMA, Oct. 1s.--Lovc sickness
was responsible for the death OF Al
bert Coulton, 17-year-old high school
Junior. who fell dead on the street
after taking cyanide OF potassium,
police said today.
Clutchcd In the youths hand was
a copy Of a rove song, and in his
pockets we're found two notes. the
names and addresses OF several high
school girls. their pictures. silk hand.
iScrchiefs and powder puffs.
"What ! do. do OF my own free
WILL" one Of the notes read.
Coulter's father Is treasurer OF the
Tacoma Paper e. Stationery com
pany. Ills parents are at loss TO
explain the boys action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
CHARGE EXECUTIVES AND
UNIONS FORCE RAIL CRISIS

WASHINGTON Oct lsCharges
labor leaders both endeyoring utilize
ernmnt action beneficial
The
refundne bill
with
famous "ncffcency OF labor"
The brotherhod the railroads
the government with eventual ownership
Certain meh OF frankly they believe that
rail
to
with the idea ~ making the charges
be bull
The railroad
them the right TO for necenc OF labor during
be put in the railroad cundng bill by
Chicago
reductions
In Cleveland union leaders
seizure OF the railroads
difficulty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18

gle shade. That's not the Washing
ton Childrcn's home you have in
mind. II is a place where babies arc
babies--not numbers. or cases. or in.
mates.
Usually the home cares for 500 or
more children a year. n is constant.
ly making efforts TO find homes for
them. Hardly week goes by that
some one does not call at the home.
looking for child for adoption.
When Dr. George A. sheafe. sti.
perintendent. has satisfied himself
that the homes offered is a good
ono and a proper place for a
child. Il Is arranged that the child
shall be adopted and the society. thru
its representatives scattered thruoui
the state. call occasionally at the new
home Of the child 10 see that "alI's
we'll"
For Is years the home has been
supported thru the generosity OF its
patrons. the members Of the society
But Its work is OF such general good
| to Seattle and the state that II was
invited TO share I'm the Seattle Com
munity fund OF approximately $3.50.
900, which Is TO be raised in Seattle
in single week. November l4-ie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
SEIZURE OF
ROADS ADVOCATED

Seizure of the railroads by the
United States government was re.
garded by the brotherhood chiefs to-
day as the only means of averting
the tieup.
Warren =. Stone. grand chief Of
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers. voiced this opinion when he
said:
''The railroad executives can set.
tie the dispute or the government
can prevent strike. The executives
won't talk over the situation and we
gave them our final word at the Chi.
cago conference. Taking over of the
railroads by the government. there.
fore, appears to be the only way OF
preventing the strike scheduled to
begin October 30.'
At the meeting OF the five prin.
cipal union leaders here tomorrow
called primarily TO plan the conduct
of the general strike. II was in.
timatcd that the possibility of inter.
ference by Washington would be the
principal subject discussed.
In addition TO Stone. those who
will attend the conference are: w. G..
Lee, president of the trainmen; l.. Il.
Sheppard, president of the con-
duc;ors; w. S. Carter. president OF
the firemen and engincmen. and 7.
c. 'Cashen, president Of the switch
men.
In further discussing probable gov
(Turn to Page IL. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-18
Physician Accused
of Attempt to Kill

An information charging Or. r. +.
Haniey with assault in the first de-
gree was filed In superior court
Tuesday by Chief Deputy Prosecutor
r. I. Jones. Hanley is accused OF at
lacking David Gray with intent to
Kill. after Haniey's machine had
struck and wrecked Gray's car. six
miles north of Enumclaw. Sunday
night. Both cars were ditched.
Hanley was recovering from his
injuries Tuesday at his home. His
wife. who was more severely hurt.
was slightly improved. other mem.
bers OF the party we're practically re-
covered.
Hanley is held responsible for the
accident by Jones. An investigation
was begun of the accident by the
coroner's office Tuesday.