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LIv-0-LAX..

"A remedy for constipation, diver or stomach disorders that will do everything we S claim for it. If you suffer
 with stomach troubles, try 9Liv-O-Lax just once.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
KID M'COY INDEFINITELY
 SUSPENDED BY BOARD

New York, January S.-Al Mccoy former worlds middleweight boxer, has been indefinitely suspended by the state boxing commission for failure to appear at scheduled bout. It is under stood he will appeal at a meeting of the commi ssion Thursday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
.A-DE-CO Liquid Cold Remedy

fis positively guaranteed. to
 break up the most stubborn cold. It has benefited thou gsands and we'll refund your
 money if it fails to relieve Eyou. For flu or grippe A. DE-CO is unexcelled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
JOHNNY WILL SON IS
 C0AxED INTO RING

weight champion pugilist has been signed to meet Joe Chip of Minne- npolis at Motor Square Garden here January 17etn ten round bout John McGarvery announced tonight that he had completed arrange ments for the bout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
PAUL EXPERT SOLD
 TO THE CARDINAL s

Sioux City, Iowa January S.-Paul lfiffert catcher for the Sioux City Western League team for the past two seasons. has been sold to the St. Louis Nationals.
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FIGHT RESULTS
DYSON GETS VERDICT
 OVER ROY MOORE

Boston. January S.-Bobby Dyson Of Bedford gained a decision in a teH-round bout with Roy Moore of l. St. Paul tonight. Dyson led through out.
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CUB LEAGUE GAMES

The cub league of the Boys club is composed of three teams, vIz.: the Greens. Blues and Reds. The games are played every Monday and Thursday
 nights and are worth traveling q long ways to see These boys are iiumding
 CTS when it comes to passing the ball and second to none in locating the bas- ket. They are the S5-pound champions
 of Birmingham and fear no team of
 this weight in the city
 Saturday night in two hot games featured by the fast and furious play ing of all the teams. the Blues de- feated the Reds and the Greens de- feated the Blues.
 The standing of the teams now is: Team Won. Lost. Any team wishing games call Dave Evans at the Birmingham Boys Club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
.CYDONINE.

lis a welcome remedy for kchapped hands and rough Eencd skin. It will keep the slkin soft and smooth and dc saway with the annoyance at S Stending the damage done by winter winds.
 NAH of these remedies are pre-.
 pared and guaranteed by f Adams, and if at any time you are not thoroughly satisfied, Nyou may have your money back
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
Basketball Games
WISCONSIN, WINS

WISOONOIN W1lNO
 Ann Arbor sAIich.. January S.-Wus- consin's Western Conference basket ball team defeated Michigan in the opening games of the season tonight. 27 to 2i.
 DARTMOUTH BEATS YALE Hanover N. H.. January s. Dart mouth defeated Yale e6 to 22 tonight at basketball. ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
ATLANTA A. C. (41)

k Fouls Committed--By Westmoreland 8. by Bass, |; by Morrison. 2; by Sullivan. 1; by Oliver. |; by Graves, 2. Totals by At lanta, 10
 Referee-R C. Marshall
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CLUBBERS (26S

played best on offensive for Atlanta
 Lineups and sulnrarN fnllnu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09

Any team wishing games call Dave Evans at the Birmingham Bows Club
Evening star., 1921-03-12
TECH QUINTET IN FINAL
Facing Baltimore City College
Basketers for South Atlantic
School Title.

Scholastic basketers are ending
their season with the playing of the
Tech High Baltimore City College
game in the South Atlantic school
tournament at the Coliseum this aft
ernoon. The game was to start at
2 o'clock. The Batlimoreans won
their way to the final match by
vanquishing Central High, 26 to 20,
yesterday. while Tech easily triumph
ed over a scrub Western High i've,
80 to Is.
The Centralites battled pluckily
against the City College quint. but
the latter's pair Of shooting forwards
Matthews and Mankowitz, were toe
elusive for the Blue and White
guards. Centrars defense was slug
gish throughout the engagement, but
the offense managed to attract at
tention late in the fray.
Western, with team Of light sub.
stitutes, had no chance against the
husky Tech aggregation. The Ma.
room and Gray played carelessiy,
missing numerous shots from under
the basket. The winners employed
many second-string players before
final time.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
With SandIOt Mines

Knishts Of Pythias base ball team
Of the Fraternal League will hold its
first practice tomorrow afternoon at
Union Park. 18th and H streets north
east. Players are to report at 2
o'clock. Manager Kennicutt wants
all qualified members of the order de-
string to try for the team to send
in their names.
M0ulton Athletic Club is anxious to
book games with mines in the sixteen
year-old division. For engagements.
write j. McGinnis, 1877 New Hamp-
shire avenue.
Rockford Athletic Club will practice
tomorrow morning at 1920 on the
field at 5th street and Florida avenue
northeast. Coach kearney and Capt.
Culleen want all members to report
in uniform. if possible.
Elks' nine of the Fraternal League
elected Edward Neumeyer president
Charles ]. Johnson. manager. and Bill
Rapp, field manager, at a recent meet
ing. First practice will be held by
the Elks tomorrow on the Knicker-
booker Field in Georgetown.
kennebec Athletic Club, formerly
the Kanawha Juniors, will meet to-
night at o'clock. Manager Simonds
wants all candidates for the nine to
report.
Treasury Department will hold a
base ball meeting Monday afternoon
at o'clock in Room 179, main
Treasury building. Candidates for
the nine are expected to report.
Red Men will meet at o'clock
Tuesday evening in Pythian Temple
to organize a base ball team and
arrange for the scheduling of games.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
EASTERN TOSSERS LEFT
IN CHICAGO SEMI-FINALS S

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE high
school basket ball teams of Water
bury. Conn: Cedar Rapids. Iowa;
West Lafayette, Ind. and Lane Tech.
Chicago, meet today and tonight in
the closing matches of the Univer-
sity OF Chicago's annual champion
ship tourney.
The first two and the last two are
paired for the semi-finals this aft
ernoon and the winners play tonight
for the title.
Yesterdays games resulted as fol-
lows;
West Lafayette, Ind, 81; Altoona,
Pa, 80
Crosby High. Waterbury, Conn.,. %;
Jeffersonville. Ind, 9.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 81; Fifth Ave-
nue., Pittsburgh. 25.
Lane Tech. Chicago, 80; Jackson.
Mich 13.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Plays That Puzzle
RBY BILLY EVANS

There is a runner on first, one on
third and one man out. The batsman
hits a fly to deep right field. The run
ner on third holds his base. The run
ner on first base does not believe the
ball will be caught and runs wild.
The fielder makes the catch. The
runner on first had passed second
and was on his way TO third. He
started back to frst, and missed sec
ond base by several feet. The ball
was thrown to first base. but he beat
the throw there and the umpire called
him safe The second baseman then
called for the ball and touched that
base. The umpire called out the run
ner. standing on first. who had failed
to touch second on the way back.
That made the third out. retiring the
side. The runner on third scored be-
fore the final out was made. crossing
the plate as the umpire was calling
the runner safe at frst. What about
this ruling and does the run score?
The Run Counts.
The run scored. The runner pulled
bone" when he failed to touch
second In his effort to regain first
base. For his failure to live up to
the rules he made himself liable to
be put out. When the ball was thrown
to the base he missed the umpire
rendered the proper ruling in calling
him out. making the third out. Since
the runner on third. who had held his
base until the ball was caught, had
crossed the plate before the third out
was made. the run scores.
Evening star., 1921-03-12

deliver the players to Washington. in
have to get busy.
I'm not going to monkey with
these birds for minute" is the
picturesque way Griff puts 1t.
They've got to come here and get
into shape without any loss Of time
to Rrottem to that effect and will
notify Miller of the same thing as
soon as l can locate him
Loses Patience With O'Nenl.
Griff is out of patience with Jimmy
ONeill. Informed that the latter had
notified Secretary Eynon in Wash
ington that his doctor had forbidden n
him to travel and that he would be
unable to report for several weeks
yet. Griff made the blunt statement
that he didn't care whether O'Neili
Jim is stalling to certain extent
and believes II the player had fol-
lowed his advice and come to Florida
for good rest his recovery would
have been fastened.
IT'S pure bunk. This stuff about
ened by O'NeilTs failure to report" "
Grin snorted. Frank O'Rourke is
far and away a better ball player,
even with a bum arm. than O'Neill
ever will be- and SO far as reserve
strength is concerned. we have moth
ing to worry about with this KID
La Motto on deck. O'Eeill can take
all the time he wants to about re-
porting or not show up at all. as
far as that is concerned. He is far
from being vital to the success OF
the Washington ball club"
George Mogridge stopped ball
with the thumb of his throwing hand
in practice yesterday. the member
swelling to twice its natural size and
causing him considerable pain. AS a
result he probably will not be IN
uniform at all today. but expects to
be able to resume work again Mon
day.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
YANKS READY FOR CLASH
Will Send Full Strength Against
Aloysius Tonight in Game for
Basket Ball Title.

Congress Heights Yankees. primed
for the clash, expect to hold the Dis
trict Independent basket ball cham
pionship after their meeting with
Aloysius Clubs Big Five in Gonzaga
gymnasium tonight. Playing the
Churchmen in the big auditorium at
Congress Heights last Wednesday.
the YankS romped to victory, and
believe they can repeat in Aloysius
court. The opening toss-up is sched-
uled for $50 o'clock.
Each team will have its best in the
starting line-ups. The Yanks will de-
pend upon Atherton and Heddens for-
wards; Sauber, center. and Catlin and
Goetz, guards. For Aloysius. Costello
and McNaney will be at forwards.
Byrnes at center and Frank and Fol-
lard at guards. These easily are the
best combinations of the city.
Tonight's engagement will be ham
died by Bryan Morse, director of ath-
letics at George Washington Cniver-
sity. and Wilbur Apple, coach Of the
Tech High School boys. Should the
Aloysians even the series a third
game will be played on a neutral floor
next week. Catholic University s
gymnasium probably would be OBJ
tanned for the contest.
kanawha Athletic Club ended its
season last night by winning a dou-
ble-header. The Alexandria Destroy
ers were defeated. % to 25, and the
Warwicks. 19 to 13.
WashinEton barracks basketeers
took the measure of the Walter Reed
Hospital quint in 34-to-16 game.
Szvelong and Witkowski starred for
the winners.
Bliss Electrical school lost a 23-to-
% game to the Dreadnaughts in Alex :
andria. A free toss decided the issue
Columbia Juaiors vanquished Boy
Scout Troop Is in a 80 to Is engage
ment. Moulton and Connor did good
work for the victors.
Warwick Juniors won their ninth
straight when they downed Brook
land Athletic Club. 26 to 4.
Ingram girls overwhelmed the Viii.
son Normal sextet in a 29-to-S match
The teachers were outplayed in al
departments Of the game.
Y. NJ. G. A. Arrow Reserves want &
return game with the Lafayettes. Ar
| engagement may be arranged by writ
| ing w. Charles QUAINT, Central Y. NJ
| c. A.
Virginia Athletic Club, in the felt
for the 105 pound title. wants action
Send challenges to Sterling Hall, 81.
| South Fairfax street, Alexandra, Va
Evening star., 1921-03-12
KANSAS CUNTS REACH
A. A. u. TOURNEY FINAL

KANSAS CITY! March 12.-Kansas
City Athletic Club and Southwestern
College. Winfield, Kansas. will compete
for the National Amateur Athletic
Union basket ball championship here to-
night as a result of having eliminated
their opponents in the semi-finals of
the tournament.
Kansas City Athletic Club defeated
Lowe and Campbell of Kansas City,
~ to 81, and Southwestern College
won from Atlanta. Ca. Athletic Club,
36 to 81.
The Kansas Athletic Club team which
has proved a sensation in the tourna-
ment, Won through speed and accuracy
in throwing goals from long range. At
the end OF the half the score was 81 to
in their favor. but Atlanta made a
strong rally in the late stages.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
MCLEOD STANDS FIFTH
IN FLORIDA OPEN GOLF

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March II
Jim Barnes. professional of the Pei
ham Country Club. New York. with a
card of 145, Aas in the lead at the end
of the second round of play in the
Florida Country Clubs open golf
tournament by establishing a new
record for the course of 60. or be-
low par, yesterday.
Clarence Hackney OF the Atlantic
City Club was runner-up with 14a.
Tommy kerrigan, the Siwanoy pro-
fessional; Jock Hutchinson, Glenview
Club of Chicago, and Mike Brady Of
Detroit were tied for third with
scores Of 151. Fred Mcleod was tied
for fifth with 79-76-l55.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
JUDGE, SHANKS, HARRIS
LEAVE HERE FOR TAMPA

Josephus Judge. Stanley Harris and
Howard Shanks today made up the
second consignment of Nationals to
leave Washington for the training
camp at Tampa
other Of the veterans went from
Hot Springs. Ark. where half dozen
got in some preliminary work, or d.
rect from their homes.
Judge said he expected no trouble
in arranging as to his contract when
he and Griffith meet. He declared he
never was hold-out in regard TO
money matters. but said he would
like to get a three-year document and
make his home in Washington. He
intimated that a compromise with
Grirf on a two-year agreement would
probably be the outcome.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
BLUE AND TIGER STARS
IN LOUISVILLE GAMES

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 12.-With
Yale and Princeton offering the chief
attractions, sparkling competition in all
classes is assured by the athletic carni-
val of the Louisville Amateur Athletic
Federation tonight.
Landon, Olympic champion high
jumper: Campbell and Jordan of Yale,
Lourie and Stevenson of Princeton. Dra-
per of Butler College: 'Bo" McMillin of
Centre, and others are carded to par
ticipate.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
WILL CAPTAIN
COLUMBIA TRACK TEAM

NEW YORK, March 12.-Walter Hig-
gins, the junior national two-mile cham
pion, has been elected captain of Colum-
bia University's track team. Higgins
succeeds Harold ]. Judson, who has left
college to enter business.
Higgins is considered one of the fore
most athletes of the country. Recently
he won the feature mile event in the
New York Athletic Club games, nego-
tiating the distance in 4.21.
Last night he defeated Max Bohland.
former two-mile outdoor champion. in
two-mle event at the second division
post. American legion games. He COW
cred the distance in 9.43 As.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
FOUR FIRSTS FOR PUGH
IN TECH NOVICE GAMES

Winning the so. 100 and 220 yard
dashes and the running broad jump.
Charles Pugh led the field in the novice
games at Tech High School yesterday.
Nichols, first in the low hurdles, high
jump and hop. step and jump. was sec
ond, and Parker. with three second
places and a third. was the third best
point scorer
Large fields competed in each OF the
ten events held, with fifteen boys shar-
ing in the scoring of points.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
BAKER is ILL; DELAYS
REPORTING TO YANKEES

EASTON. Md. March 12-Hcme Run
Baker will not leave for New York to-
day, as planned, on account of sickness
When called on the phone at his home.
in Trappe. Md. the nurse attending
Baker stated that he was confined to
his bed with a sore throat and the doc
tors orders are that he will be unable
to leave before Monday
At that time, if he is we'll enough. he
will start for New York where he will
sign up for a year with the Yankees and
then start for Shreveport to join the
team.
Bakers two children and Mrs. Eugene
Slaughter will accompany him south
and it is his intention to have his chill
dren as close to him as possible during
the entire season. While his little girl
is much better. she is not unusually
strong. and probably it will be some
time before she regains her former
health
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Ruth's Name Is His Auto
License in Shreveport

SHREVEPORT, March r.
An automobile has been placed
at the dispoxal Of Babe Ruth
during his stay in Shreveport
and, by a special d1spensntiOn,
he will be able to drive with
out taking out the usual Ii
cense. According to H. l..
StrinEfellow, commissioner OF
public safety. Babe has only to
display plate bearing his
name. The announcement readss
"PermissiOn II granted to his
majesty. Babe Ruth. the King
of Swat. to operate an auto
mobile without displaying
state license In the city Of
Shreveport"
Ruth has been presented with
q floral bat bv high school stu
dents.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
PENN FOOT BALL TEAM
TO HAVE EIGHT TUTORS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March IL
Assistants to Head Coach Heisman of
the University of Pennsylvania foot
ball squad. have been announced.
The men approved by the council
are A. b. Zegler, John j. keoeh.
George Levene. Bert Boil. Hobart
Light. Louis A. Young and Thomas
Mcnamara.
1t has been decided not to hold
spring practice this year.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Athletics Move Into Texas.

LAKE CHARLES. March IMAM
ager Connie Mack of the Philadelphia
Americans sent his ball players into
Texas today. The regulars journeyed
to Orange for a brush with the St.
Louis Nationals. but will face the Car
dinals second team. as Branch Hickey
took his regulars to Beaumont. The
Athletics second string aggregation
went to Houston.
The Cardinals visited Lake Charles
yesterday, but a downpour of rain began
just as the men reached the ball park
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Ty Shows EN- How ia Slide.

SAN ANTONIO. March 1a.-Lessons
in base running. with particular en-
phasis upon the value Of the hook
slide. and how to get around first
second and third on the shortest pos
sible turns are occupying a good part
of the training sessions of the De-
troit Americans
Himself a master of the art Mana
ger Cobb is instructing his men in
the things that produce speed on the
bases. Yesterday they heard and saw
Ty demonstrate when in his opinion
big lead off the base is safe. and
when to attempt to go from FIRST to
third on a sacrifice.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
KAUFF MAY NOT PLAY
Lands Advises Giant 0utfelder to
Clear Self or to Remain
Out of Game.

CHICAGO. March 12-It was learned
here last night that Judge h. NJ. Lands,
national base ball arbiter. in his recent
interview with Benny kauff, New York
Giants outfelder. told the player he
would prefer that he not play base ball
until charges against him have been
cleared up.
This information came from a man
familiar with Judge Landis' base ball
affairs, but vino refused to allow his
name to be used.
Kauff has been ordered to New York
by Juoge McQuade to appear in an auto
theft case in which the player is in
dicted.
Lands Is Reticent.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. March 12.-
Judge X. NJ. Lands. supreme base ball
arbiter who delivered an address here
last night, said after the speech that he
had made no formal ruling in the case
of Benny kauff. New York Giant out
fielder.
McGraw Does Not Know.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March IL
Whether Benny Kauff. outfielder for the
New York Nationals will be in the
Giants lineup depends on action taken
by Judge Landis. it was stated by Man
ager John j. McGraw.
1.-THE case is in the hands. of Judge
Landis.' McGraw said. land I do not
know what decision he has reached
Evening star., 1921-03-12
POCKET BILLIARD TITLE
RETAINED BY SHOEMAKER

CHICAGO. March III. Howard
Shoemaker of New York, successfully
defended his pocket billiard champion
ship title for the eighth consecutive
year, defeating, 125 to rs, c. A.
Vaughn of Chicago. the runner-up in
the national tournament.
At the closing game of the tourney
Vaughn and Shoemaker were tied for
first place, each having won four
and lost one.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Two Pool Wins for Lewis.

Willie Lewis. Philadelphia pocket
billiard expert. continued on his winning
way in the special matches at the Pick
wick Parlors yesterday. when he de-
feated Joe Kennedy, 125 to 100. and
Walter Asay, 125 to 81. The Philadel-
phian's best run was 40, made in the
match with Kennedy. The contests were
played as a benefit for the widow of
Policeman Bradley and netted s45 for
the relief fund.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Cubs to Oppose Vernon.

PASADENA. Calf, March 1.-THE
same lineup. which the Cubs may
present at the opening of the major
league season faces the Vernon club
of the Pacific Coast League today
in the flrst exhibition contest of the
training trip.
Evers plans to use F'uhr. Freeman
and Martin in the box. The rest of
the lineup Is Flack. right field; Hol-
locher. shortstop; Terry, second base
Maisel. left field; Frrieberg, center
field: Deal. third base; Whelan, nrst
base; O'F'arrell or DAILY, catcher.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
CENTRAL BOYS IN SWIM
FOR BALTIMORE A. c. CUP

Washington swimmers are compel
ing today for the annual interscholas-
tic championships at the meet in the
pool Of the Baltimore Athletic Club in
Baltimore. Central High Schools
team is defending its title. and hopes
to achieve its third victory in the
struggle for possession of the Balti-
more Athletic Club trophy.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Hold-outs Worry Red Sox.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. March 12-
The hold-out situation, involving sew
ersl Boston American players, is a
cause of increasing anxiety to Man
ager Hugh Duffy. Unless some of the
delinquents appear for practice soon.
it is said that H. H. Frazee. president
of the club, will make couple of
wholesale trades
Evening star., 1921-03-12
TRIBE TO RELY ON MEN
WHO WON 1920 PENNANT

ALIAS Tex March l2-Manager Iris Speaker prepared to
practically the batting order that the American
League the first of the Dallas
day proposed lineup has Graney Jameson left field
and leading off, Wambsgan Speaker
Smith right field swe Johnston
Lune third ONe
and Uhle, Caldwell and Mails, pitchers.
G. Edmonon pitcher who
to
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Gleason Watching Pitchers.

WAXAHACHIE, March I2.-The
pitching talent of the White Sox will
be lined up for inspection today. Al
least fourteen recruits for the box
are to be tested. Monahan. a Gin
cinnati semi-pro. and Turgeon. short
stop last year in the South Dakota
League, were out today for their
first showing
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Amherst Natators Unbeaten.

Amherst's swimming team made a
clean sweep of eight victories in its NEE
this year, the schedule of which has
just been ended. Amherst defeated Har
ward, Springfield Y, NJ. !. T., Lehigh.
Williams. Wesleyan, Rensselaer, and
Syracuse. All the wins were decisive
scores, except the clash with NJ. ]. T.
which was decided by q to 26.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Braves After Pitcher Miller.

GALVESTON, Tex, March IL
Manager Mitchell of the Boston Ma
tionals in an attempt to round out
his pitching stan has renewed ef-
forts to induce Frank Miller of Bravo
Mich. former pitcher for the Pirates
to join the Braves stan. Miller has
declared that he is through with hase
ball and will stick to the farm, but
Mitchell hopes to have him recon
slider
Evening star., 1921-03-12

All members OF the committee with
the exception of DIR. Carl William OF
the University OF Pennsylvania were
in attendance. The eastern section OF
the country was represented by Mr..
Hall, Walter Camp. Yale: +. w. Moore,
Harvard: Paul ]. Dashiel OF the Naval
Academy; DR.. J. A. Babbitt OF Haver-
ford. and William Roper, Princeton
coach.
The south was represented by DR..
w. A. Lambert OF Virginia: from the
middle west was Alonzo Stagg OF
Chicago. DR.. H. l. Williams, Mime
sofa, and c. W. Savage OF Oberln.
Walter d. Powell of stanford Uni
versity IS the first representative the
coast has ever had on the committee.
Evening star., 1921-03-12
Rockville Ball Club Elects.

ROCKVILLE. Nd, March 12-Pre-
paratory to placing q team in the field
as a member Of the Montgomery County
League, now in process Of formation,
local base bah enthusiasts have organ
ICED the Rockville club. Thomas L.
Dawson is president. F. Hazel Cashell,
vice president; Arthur W. Mcfarland,
secretary treasurer. and Charles E.
Ko0ntR manaIer