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The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Yankees Are Gathering for Their Preliminary Spring Practice
"Snow Covered" HOT Springs Awaits Ruth
on Way From ''Snow Covered" New York
By WILLIAM b. HANNA.
Special Despa.cn to TIE NEW YoaK HERALD.

TOT SPRINGS, n despatch
Babe Ruth left covered New York yesterday
Hot
Hot inches morning and
witt to
he is ou
a.
on
fortyg Nays The with his
thrtysix
a
OF the local coirs
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The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Local Boxing Bouts
for Current Week
no DAY


Madison square Garden Spovtine Club
Nig'it-louis Bogush vs.. soldier Bart
field, ~ rounds; Midget smith "
Georgie Tee. 10 rOunds Willie spencer
". bud dempsey 10 rounds Rcd Allen
Of i'rdrcp0r " Frankie Jones Of
California. rounds.
Wdg"wood Grove sporting Club-After-
u0on--Al Mciiae ". Harry TondOn Is
Rounds. italian JOe Cans W. Joe
Pledge 10 rounds: willie Thompson ~
Willir Reilly, Q rounds. Johnny Victor
vs.. Jimmy dorau, rounds: Dick
Broadwell ". Al ficrnnn, rounds.
MpudhaNer sporting Club-Afternocn--
Jack Mcfarland W. Johnny summers
i1 rouuds Joe ~cotty ". johnny Quinn
40 rounds; Joe sheridan ". Tom
Gsrnghi,. rounds: johnny winters ~.
p,onrer ~porti CIib-Aftcrnoon-R
Moore ,~. Bcnns Cester - rounds.
WEDNE sDtY NIGHT.
star sporting Club-rrcddie Jacks Vs.
charlie pilkingtpu. ~ rounds; Vic Nc
inughiin ,s. Jack Thomas, 10 rouud.
Hurry Inndon ~. Willie Connere, 10
rounds; Nat Foster ". frankie 81.
Clair. q rounds.
Madison square Garden sporting Club
Preliminary bouts of amateur inter
City tournament.
WIt RSDAY NIGHT
commonwealth sporting club - johnny
MURRAY vs.. Niddy nirmond. 10 rounds;
jack ~ayic- vs.. Eddie Fletcher. 10
rounds
MadiSpn square Garden sporting Club
Iinnl bouts Of amateur intcrcity tour
nampnt.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Madison square Garden sporting Club
Willie jackson ". Johnny Dundee -
rounds
SATURDAY NIGHT.
commonwealth sporting tlub-Genc Del
mont VS.. Jimmy Kane: Red Monroe ".
Jack Crit: Harry london Vs. sammy
tolru.
Pioneer sporting Club--Eari Baird W.
Lew. snyder, Johnny Glynn Vs. Young
Fisher.
Moodhatcn sporting Club--t harley (kidD
KohIcr W. Eddie Anderson.
Ridgewood Grove sporting Club--Wiliic
rsln vs soldier inwS0n.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
AMATEURS Box roR TITLES.

BfNGHAMPTON, ~ ~. Fek 2i.-Ninctoen
amateur boxing bouts ushered in the Ma
jional a. I. a. A. boxing tournament hold
~ The Endicott- johnson factories In johnson
city tonight. Eleven of the winners vcrc
Endicott-Johnson boxers. five were repro
sentative of the Carnegie Steel Corporati
OF pttsburg. two were from the Goodrich
rribbor Company Of Akron. Ohio. and ono
from the Dunn Mccarthy shoe factory iu
Ringhamton. Tomorrow night the semi-
finals and finals In all dIylsiona VIII bc heId.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
Sends in Signed
Contract TO the Giants

and lost only nine. Last season he was
not nearly so effective and lost fifteen
out of thirty-five games,
Nehf gave Toney tight fight for
stellar pitching honors last year. He
won twenty two games and lost twelve
while Toney won twenty-one and lost
eleven.
Like Barnes. Nehf came to the Giants
from the Boston Braves.
The New York herald., 1921-02-22
ARTurrH pEIKpy nI1P,rp

WINDSOR Ont. Feb. 2t.-Thousands Of
citizens from nearby towns lined the streets
OF Ford City ncar here to-day as o tribute
died last Friday after a long attack of Sleep
Ing sickuess. After The services the process.
ion was escorted 20 Our Lady Of the Lake.
ometcry by thirty meubers " the Ford
ity police force. % which he was a rnefnbc
at the tir'o ~ j 81 dcoth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES or
SANTA FE MEET TO DISCUSS
PROPOSED wage REDUCTIONS

SPECIAL 81 Tif Nsvs
TurEkN kRr. Nru 90 "A rn
f'r,u,, b,twe,r the ,f1r1', .f 'be A.
Gibson. Topeka a slul g. Railway
system ana b committee 40 'uIiny'..
frrro-n tlng fourteen different Urmni
Eltionf b.glu Hf tU u..'0.s ben, this
forenoon Each ,f thr fourteen u.
glnltaiiDns lt, Goo have diN during ih.
cnnf,rpucr iu Whl,h tu pr,.'nt their 1u.
sw,fs Co. The statement 90 conditions.
and the rsus0ns fur The request that
they noqal. e. Boa request hy the oum.
pany o. Il reduction iu scales uf ili
Following Is thr statement submitted by
The officials of the company 40 the hc
SHINING IT The conference
You are here today IN Response Ca
the invitation given n our notice ul
April 18th. Co consider the question 20
u diminuiion IN wages. u IL an IN.
picasaut task g. ask men o. take lcsf
compensation for their services. hut 10
u an economic necessity that such De-
accomplished and ". are hpping that
u may be- brought about with IN, mini.
mum ~ friction aud that YOU VIII. as a
result II What We tell yuu here tu,lay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

"a them. IL Is mid her father ow1vd a
small farm in Michigan. and according
10 thu girl. he also owned truck In
III l'aso.
Cars DodS,n Is with his mother. who
with Jack Mabrey u under 81. 600 bA ,,ls
on boo,lcgglng charge.
State Ranger john Asher and Ter
Thornton. who Asher claims he depu.
uZed on the night Of shooting. are still
held In Jail without ball. District AZ.
torn-y LLOYD Fletcher In busy with
the Potter county jury. and II II de.
dr~l he be present when Asher and
Thosntons case comes before the Arm.
strong jury. the prisoners are kept IN
an here until the principal work of
the Potter grand jury Is over.
The shooting and alleged robbery
took place In Armstrong county.
Trunks s-Sntaining the contrshand u.
quor were burned In this county. but
whether or not the Potter county
grand jury Is investigating Asher aud
Thornton's connection with the affair
In this county with the view OF taking
action. " not given out.
No report has yet been made by the
jury On the cases ~ Mabrey and Mrs
Dodson charged with Bookkeeping.
The remains Of WEIGH were buri..i
at Clarendon Sunday. 4 large crowd
OF people attended the interment.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

ard equipment. stopping expenditures
on new work and affecting other dras-
tic economics. Such a precipitate fall
ing ciG In business a. has occurred In
IN. las, three months cannot he re-.
called by railroad men today aud the
only remedy for the situation Is o. re'
ducc salaries and wages.
I'VE have tried briefly 90 show You
the need which o0nfronts Us and g.
bring home 10 you the critical situation
IN which We lind ourselves. Tn. prob
lem IL yours as well as ours and we
,rus, for your cooperation In reaching
a solution"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26
ACTION TAKEN
BY GRAND JURY ON
DOOTlEGGING CASE
CONTINUED rRuM PAGE ONE

no longer needed by the Potter coun
IS grand jury. she will b. taken by
Sheriff Henry Lynch 90 Claude 10 ,estl.
~ before the Armstrong county grand
jury.
Though her opportunities have not
been the best. M-,yina welch IL n plea.
sant hammered and attractive girl. She
II no, withou, means. either. but lacks
the supervising care 81 mother. She
has grandparents In Michigan. hut
Melvlna showed no inclination 20 rsturn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

The mild oathartic srtion cf Hcrhine
II we'll liked by lsdiea II purifies the
system without gripping or sickening the
stomach. Price Coo. Sold by Randai
Drug Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

NNN IL |NHH v WV ~ WIZ w "NN"N WV wv
tnih.p Nour interests Hre uufs They
ar, su ,lDs,ly allied that both cah con
tIru, Co pfosn.r unlN through mutual
cooperation and this thought u uppei
must iu uur minds IN approaching con.
sidrtniiun q this question and We hop
aud h,iIrNc % viii strike re- responsive
,hrfd In yours
Must iiayr Readlusimsm.
"Endiusimcnt must follow IN the
wake 81 every war, aud tina, whlch W.
rrc,ntly haze been through. history
tens us was the most disastrous ever
known a. the world Millions II men
engaged In the peaceful aVocaiions -
lie we're converted into armies whose
whole aim Was not o. contribute o. the
worlds wealth but e. destroy. and they
had a. b. supported and furnished with
munitions Labor and materials thus
hSvamc scarce. prices advanced and
wages went up by leaps and bounds
Railroad men were fully entitled e
Increased wages 10 meet the fislng
prices of living and the higher wages
paid IN comparable industries
The period Of rcadius,ment has now
come and as the cost 81 llylng has been
an the downward scale Tor some months
u IN obvious that We have entered upon
the period II declining prices. which
Is reflected by the fact that wages ~
men IN industries other than the rail
roads have been and are going down.
Decision No. II ui the United States
Railroad Labor Board issued on July 90,
I 1890. which established a scale II rates
retroactive 20 May IL, was predicted on
the reasonablrness thereof. consider
/ Ing tho high costs VI living ThsS'
/ high costs have rscsd,d and II Is nee
essity. II this railroad Is 20 continue o.
operate. that there s,all he q downward
trend In wages paid The increases In
rates granted hy the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission. which 1, was hopsd
would offset the Increase IN payroll
, costs 81 the railways. have not borne
their expected fruit Industrial activi.
~ has been slowed up. men have b"cn
Ehruwn out ~ employment and the
volume ~ freight has decreased O. an
charming extent
Ilusi...s naelluine
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-26

zone u the best ready indications ci
the business IT a railroad II the average
number 1T freight cars loaded daily.
Ia the last four months there has
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
HLEDA Sc JOSEF JOHN.

L krajskeho soudu V Litome
ficich zahajepo je riZeni "a IL
telem prohlaSeni dmrtf Josefa
Johna, narozenGho 16. zafi
1862 V Gross Boehlen, okres
Detin, tamt6z pfislusneho, no.
spodafskeho pomocnfka. Tyz
vystehoval Sc V roce 1885 do
Ameriky; V roce 1887 a 1883
zdrzoval Sc V Eckanaba, Box
X, Michigan a naposledy V
Garden Bay County of Delta.
Neucini-li do Is. prosince
1921 oznameni SVEN ziti o.
kresnimu soudu V Litom6ficich
bude prohlaSen "a mrtveho.
Krajan6 Sc zadaji, by pfi-
padne zpravy 0 mem zaslali ce-
skoslovenskemu konsulatu ,
Clevelandu. Wade Building"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
JMRTf BYVALEHO SOUDCE
D. II. TILDENA.

Byvaly okresni soudce
Duane II. Tilden, zemfel, do
slhnuv v6ku 58 let, vGera V
Battle Creek, Mich, nahle byv
zachvacen srdetni mrtvici
Smutna zvest' doSla do jeho
domova, 1880 vEch. 81. ul.
Skorem po cely zivot byl Gin
nym V demokratick6 politice ia.
ko spolumajitel pravnicke fir
my Ford, Snyder q Tilden. Ja-
ko okresni soudce zvolen byl r.
1902 a soudcoval do r. 1907.
Zesnuly byl intimnim pritelem
mayora Johnsona, hlayn6 V do.
bach, kdyz administrace 20
slednejsiho byla nejpopulAr-
nejsi. Mrtvola jeho dopravena
bude do Clevelandu, kde ulo.
zena bude X poslednimu odpo-
tinku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
NOVA PREDLCHA CLEVE-
LANDSKEHC SENATORA
BENDERA.
Prot: libovolnemu prcpouSteni
ucitelstva.

DneSni generalnl shromazde
| nj stara Sc pomerne nejlepe, a
! by ohioskemu uGitelstvu dosta-
10 Sc teze obcanske ochrany We
sluzbe, Jake sc test vereini "a
m6stnanci odbor1 jinych. Ia
konedarci vseobecn6 podporu-
i il ucitelskou pfedlohu, jez bu-
de patrn6 pf'iiata bez znacn6j-
81 oposice, jedna Sc jen, ktera
ze zadanych dvou ma byti
schvalena.
Benderova pfedloha, jejimz
pGvodcem jest clevelandskg
senator t6hoz im6na a ktery
We SVEN trade vzdor kratke
dob6 jiz tolikrat ma sebe upo-
zornil, zabezpecuje ucitelnm
verejnych skol, ably po odslou-
zeni zkusebniho obdobi tfi let
byli zamestnavani stale a ne
byli pfipadne propusteni kon-
Gem roku die rozmaru princi-
pala neb superintendent a
smell by byti propusteni jen
tenkrate, kdyby bylo zavazn6i
Sich pfiGin to jeste po vysle-
chu pred Skolnl radou. Pfedlo-
ha odpovida pine programu,
pfiiat6mu Clevelandskou Uci-
telskou Federacf jinych pff-
buzenskych organisaci, ktery
vsak Sc az dosud, patrne vii
vem Sl1olnich superintendent
setkaval s oposici.
Podobnou predlohu zadal i
voungstownsky senator Mccoy
ienz pozaduie zkusebni dobu
desetiletou n propust6ni ucite-
le neb uGitelky bv bvlo odvisl6
Cd vyroky probatniho soudu.
Pfijeti pfedlohv senatora
Bandera bylo by iiste u6itel-
stvem rsdostn6 uvltano, nebot'
dosqvadni pomery bylv neudr-
ziteln6 utitelsva neddstoine.
Novf Zakon' by nebyl take 3ad-
nFm zvetsenim danovych bfe-
men, ba spiSe naopak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
OBCHODNf KOMORA PRO-
I'll FEDERALNl KONTROLE
TEzBY UHLf.

Obchodni komora hodla po-
zAdati ohioske senatory a "a
stupce tfi clevelandskych di-
striktH, ably hlasovali proti
Calderov6 pfedloze pro fede-
ralni dozor mad tezbou uhli,
kterAz pfedloha ma byti kon-
gresem projednavana. Soucas-
ne schvalena byla predloha,
podana V ohioske zakonodarne
stran zavedeni statnich kon-
stablG. Jako davod poslednej-
Siho zakroceni uvadi sc, re pfi
stihani zlocincu odpadnou do
savadnf zdrzovani pfi nutnem
prekrocovanl hranic. Take "a
vrazd9nl obou ucitelek by pry
bylo sotva mono, kdyby okre-
sem patrolovala iizdni ruralni
poilcie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
NAVRAT NEWTONA d.
BAKERA DO CLEVE-
LANDU.

Pfichod sekretare valky a
byyaleho mayora Newtona D..
Bakera do Clevelandu osla-
ven bude dne 10. bfezna vel
kym banketem V Statler hote-
III, ktery ma byti jakyms prv-
MIN krokcm X oziveni demo-
kraticke municipalni kampan4
q poyzbuzenim V dal5i tinnosti
poslednf dobou ochable. TAX
na banketu samem ma byti pro
hlasen demokraticky kandidat
na ufad tiayora. Vyhlidky ne
jsou sice prave nejrdzov6jsi,
ale fecnici hodlaji pfi teto pfi-
lezitosti vytyciti move smernice
V politice strany, jakoz po-
stup pri nastavajicim boji o
mestsk6 urady. S velkym "a
jmem ocekavan jest sm6r re-
ti, kterou ma hostinG ma pro-
nesti sam Baker. Svedci o tom
velka poptavka po vstupen,
kach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
McGANNON VIDA Sc SOUD.
COVSKEHO URADU DO
IS. BREZNA.
Otazka, kdo bude jeho ma
stupcem.

DIE vcereisiho vlastniho pro
hlaseni hodla Sc. William H.
McGannon neidele do Is. bfez
ma vZdati uradv prednostv mn
nicipalniho soudu q nastavaii
dohadv, koho guverner Harry
l.. Davis jmenovati bude ieho
nastupcem. kterv by z1stal Y
trade az do pfistich podzim-
Mich voleb. V prohlasenf pravi.
ze "a dob dewitt let. kdv bvl
prednostou municipalniho SOU
du m6sta Clevelandu vvkona-
val sv6Tenv mn 1Tad nestrannf
Zcela die zn6ni zakona. V soud
Mich procesech hvla sice iasnG
dokazana jeho nevinna, ale o.
kolnost, re bvl zatazen do no.
dohne af6rv. vrha na naho
vzdor dokazane nevinna jist6
svetlo. ze by nemohl trad soud
covskI zastAvati. aniz by ne
bvl vvsazovan kritice. Soucas-
ne vvvraci novinarskou zpra-
WI. re bv bvl po SVEN osvobo-
1eni prohodil. ze op6tn6 "a
bdFn p1fsto sve ma soudcovske
zidli. Zprava. tato Sc prt do
stala do Vefejnosti pouhym ne
dorozum6nim.
Kdo bude ieho nastupcem
nenf dosud iisto a rada kandi-
datd Jest dosti velka. imeno-
van Jest mezi mimi mestskV w
sadni komisar John D. Mar
shall, iemuz bv se dostavalo
podporv guvern6ra y pax tfi
republikansti municipalni soud
cove Beebe. Mcmahon a F. F.
Stevens, iako mozni nastupci
McGannonovi hlaseni isou
traktni komisar Sanders, kon-
gresnik Emmerson, 3. II. Davis
a 7. A. Ryan.
Maurice Maschke, vGdce re-
publikanskG stranv. jenz wee
reis(ho dne meskal V Colum-
bus, prohlasuie, re V tomto
pfipad6 nebylo dosud niteho
usneseno. McGamon byl zvo-
len municipalnim soudcem po-
prve V roce 1908 a prednostou
SO stal +. 1915, pred tim byval
asistentem okresniho zalobce|
"a Sylvestra McMahona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24
LESY " PARMA TOWNSHIP
PODROBENY STALE
PROHLfDCE.
Trait pouliSni kary ma byti
rozsfrena az ke skole.

As skorem sto farrnarii Par
ma townsipu So na schGzi IL,
spofadane We Skole usneslo ri.
ira rano o 9. hodine prohl6d-
nouti dukladn6 les We vpmefe
$50 akri rozkladaifci sc po O.
bou stranach Bean rd,, kde
pred prave tydnem byly do
sud neg iistanym pachatelem X
smrti utlucenv ucitelkv Wolfo-
Va a Footeova. Schdzi predse-
dal Herman Geltman, ienz RI
dill vsechny dobrovolnick6 pra-
ce pfi nastalem patrani po
vrahovi.
Soucasn6 byl ustanoven p6ti-
clenny vybor 8 predsedou Gelt-
manem V cele, ktery navstivi
nresidenta spolecnosti cleve.
landskych pouliGnich drah. a.
by iej pozadal o rozSifeni ira
ii az k vyssf Parma skole. Ko-
leie isou jiz polozenv a take
elektrick6 vedeni Jest liz zafi-
zeno. Bylo take rozhodnuto
rozeslati, petici, ably Bean rd.
hyla cd Pearl az po State rd.
vydlazd6na.
Ia jednani byl podroben
kritice. die nekterych obcana
mills liknavy postup serfa
c. B. Stannarda. jakoz vvSo-
trovani, do kter@ho zasahuii
2bvtetn6 zivly neodborne.
Vzdor oposici t6to bylo usnese-
no spolupiisobiti ma dale. Po-
dan bvl j navrh, abv pGsobnost
mestsk6 clevelandsk6 policie
byla roZSirena ma okoli, coz by
qrci muscle byti placeno vys-
sim zdan6nfm majetkI.
Policii byl zatten jeden po-
dezfely muz, jenz Sc sam hor-
live sutastnil pdtrani. Byl pr.
1roben vyslechu, ale dokazal.
ze V dob6 spachani vrazd me.
skal ma jin6m mist6; Jest do
sud We vazb6 a bude vyslychan
jeSt6 dnes. V Marion, ma pode-
Zfeni 2 vrazdy obou ucitelek
zatteny mladfk byl propus.6n,
ielikoz do5la 2 Youngstown
zpava, re byl prav9 omen den,
'ldy vrazda byla spachana, dr.
in, y tamnejsim vGzeni. V
,antonu byl zatten, ale opetnG
propulsion muz, ienz byl IA O.
oliGeji Znacne poSkraban. Do
kazal, re pfi ofczavani stro-
nG spadl a zran6ni jeho, re
pfivodeno bylo v6tvemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24

Iyto lace jsou pro patek-nemdzete je dostati
jiny den. Zadne postovni neb teIefonni objednavy
Sc nevyfizuji ami toto zbozi neposia ma dobirku.
Ably byl zabransn nakup obchodnik6m, jest obmeze-
mnozstvi. Pousjte tsto prilezitosti
Evening star., 1921-03-19
CENTRAL FACES G. U. CUBS
AFTER CAPTURING OPENER

Central High Schools nine. flushed
with victory over the Briarley Hall
Academy team. is on the hilltop this
afteVnoon for an engagement with the
Georgetown freshmen. The game
was scheduled to begin at 8 o'clock
Coach Menefee sent three Of his Cen
trail pitchers against the Marylanders
in the teams opening game yester-
day to win. 8 to 2. but the Blue and
White is well fortified with mound
material and will have some good
fingers for use against the Hintop
cubs.
Edelin,. Walker and Brinkman work
ed three innings each against Briar-
ley Hall and yielded a total of five
hits. Central made only five hits OH
James. but the visiting finger :wai
wild and his teammates erratic In
the field. Buckley. caught the full
game for Central. Others In the local
lineup were Dunlap. third base
Lemon. hrst base; Roberts. right field
Dey. second base; Rauber. shortatop
Mooney. center held. and Cook. left
field.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
WIN GREAT NET MATCH
Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Morris
| Score After Third Set Is so and
4O-3O Against Them.a

I BOSTON, March 19.-Annals OF
| woman's tennis championship play
contain few. if any. parallels of the
match in which Mrs. Franklin I. NAL
lory and Mrs. L. G. Morris of New
petition for the national indoor
doubles title yesterday. Opposed by
Mrs. T. H. Cabot and Miss Edith
Sigourney of this city, the combina-
tion of champions, Mrs. Mallory of
the outdoor singles and Mrs. Morris
been beaten back until only single
point remained to eliminate them.
They had won the first set Ga and
lost the second set 36, and the local
players had won the first five games
of the third set and stood 1870 on
the sixth. Mrs. Mallory waved her
partner back, and with her stood al
most on the base line. The shot
from Miss Sigourney that might have
counted against them was turned
into a deep placement on the op-
ponents' court, and shot after shot
so deep or so short that their op-
ponents were at loss for return.
The sixth game was won by the
New Workers. and the six games
after that also, while the Boston
players always within a single game
OF winning were n0lu OH untlt MIS-.
Mallory and Mrs. Morris could drive
home the points that gave them vic
tory, rs.
Mrs. Mallory had another hard bat
tie in the semi-finals of the singles,
in which she defeated Miss Marian
Zinderstein, rs, Sd, GA. Mrs. NAL
lory's steadiness playing from the
back court almost entirely and her
ability to pass Miss Zinderstein when
the latter went to the net were the
deciding factors.
Mrs. Franklin I. Mallory has
reached the final round in the singles
and doubles and the semi-finals in
mixed doubles.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
TITLE TO ENGINEER FIVE
vanquishes Auditors, 10 to 13, in
Decisive Game of Terminal
r. B. Y. NC. A. League.

Engineers tossed their way to the
title in the Terminal R R. Y. M. c. A.
Basket Ball League last night, when
they overcame the Auditors in a 49,
to-13 game. The contest was play
Off Of a tie in which the teams were
involved at the conclusion of the
leagues regular. schedule. The Ter
minal quint, representative team Of
the association. has challenged the
league champions. and they probably
nasium next Wednesday night.
The titular engagement was filled
with action. The Engineers had to
battle for their 11-to-9 advantage in
the first half, but easily outplayed the
Auditors in the closing session.
Miller and Carmody played best for
the Engineers. while Taylor and
Hutchinson did some good work for
the losers.
Lafayette Athletic Clubs winning
streak was ended last night, when
the quint fell before the Mount Ver-
non Church team in a 24-to-17 match
The Lafayettes had recorded nineteen
consecutive victories before meeting
the churchmen.
GfesbOro Point Yankees vanquished
the Government Dormitory girls in a
31-t624 game. An extra six-minute
session was necessary to decide the
winner.
Burial Glass girls pointed the way
to the Wilson Normal sextet in a To-
to-5 engagement. Miss Flatequal
played well for the winners.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
% GAMES ARE LISTED
FOR GEORGETOWN Nine

Georgetown University's base ball
team will open it's season March %.
when II encounters the University of
Pennsylvania nine Mt the Hilltop. and
Will play Afteen more games at home
before going to Annapolis for q con-
test with Navy. The revised sched-
ule gives the Hilltoppers twenty
eight games OF which twenty-one will
be decided on the local field. The
schedule follows:
Mnrch 2s. University Gf Pennsylvania; %.
Holy Cross 80, Vermont.
April !, rerdhrm; 2, Penn state; At ~ =; Dart.
Of Richmond: II. Lafayette: 10. Western
Maryland: ts. George Washington: 81, v. p.
l. 81, Bridgewatrr: 25, 20, Georgia Tech; 80,
Navy. mt Annapolis.
May =. Usiyersity Of North Carolina: O.,
Carnegie Tech: o. Rcthnny; 1s. George WASH
ington: 20, Lebnnon Valley; 81. University Of
Pennsylvnnia. ut philadelphiR: -. lafayette.
at Easton. Pa, 20. princeton. at Princeton;
Worcester; 30. Boston College.
Evening star., 1921-03-19
THREE CITIES IN FIELD
FOR NATIONAL REGATTA

NEW YORK, March 19.-SeIection of
a scene for the national rowing cham
pionship events of 1921 probably will be
discussed tonight at the annual meet
ing of the National Association of Am
ateur Oarsmen.
Philadelphia oarsmen will ask to have
the championship regatta held on the
Schuylkill river. which is to be dredged
soon Tor the American Henley on May
IS. New York and Worcester. Mass,
where the regatta was held last year.
will bid also for the event