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The Washington times., 1921-11-22

Knickerbockers heightened interest in
Andlot football. 1t turned the spot
light directly on the Mercury Mohawk
game scheduled for next Sunday at
Union League Park and the old battle
field at Fifteenth and H streets north
east probably will be thronged with
a larger crowd than that which saw
the Knickerbockers and Mohawks
fight II out. There were 5000 fans
at that game.
Truxton Clubs manager, Eddie
Bratburd, has been putting up kick
for his team over the lack Of recogni-
ton shown II in the championship
scrap. The Truxtons went to Alex
andria Sunday firmly confident Of
beating the Virginia A. c.. which
holds 7-to-0 decision over Mercury.
but lost, as did Mercury, by one
touchdown. The day Mercury played
the Virginians a number Of its regu-
lars were keenly interested specta-
tors at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
skirmish.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
EOOTB ALL
IL ACTS
Worth knOlOing
D., C~l nI~A---
by Sol Metzger.

Q.-The offensive team makes an
Onside kick and the ball Is touched
by one Of this team, who Is Onside,
and then recovered by an offensive
player who was not Onside inside the
opponents 10-yard line and before
being touched by an opponent. What
is the decision?
Att is a touchback for the de-
tenders Of the goal.
Q.-What Is an 0nside kick?
Alt Is a punt in which one or
more members of the kicking team
are behind the ball when 1t Is kicked.
They only are onside.
GA team has q touchdown scored
on Il, and when the goal from touch
down Is being kicked makes an illegal
substitution. 1t elects to receive tho
next kickoff. As the distance PEN
atty is half the distance to the goal
line this causes the offended team
to kickoff from their opponents 80
yard line. The rules require the re-
ceiving teams players to be not less
than ten yards from the ball on q
kickoff, in this case this being tho
2O-yard line. In this case can tho
team kicking off make the receiving
side stay on the 20-yard line or back
OF It, and choose to kick off from tho
regular spot, their own 4O-yard lines
A.-The offended team has two op-
tons. 1t must either kickoff from
its opponents 30-yard line or refuse
the penalty and kickoff from its own
40-yard line.
(Which team il awarded the ball
In case of q tie games
A.-No rule governs this. Usually
given, to home. team IL they have
furnished the ball. D
Q-Which tenn gets the ball IN
case of tie game on neutral grOunds?
A.--As there is no rule, the custom
Is to toss for 1t.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22

1t was the first time in four years
the Dreadnaughts failed to conquer
and the Mohawk juniors hadn't lost
a game in two. Quentin A. c.. with
such men as Billy Luscombe and
Monk Frazier In the lineup, had been
moving down the foe with unbroken
regularity but fell an easy prey to
Southern. The score was 3s-to-0.
In the Dreadnaught game Southern
Is believed to have made a record
for the season in this section by
scoring two touchdowns in the last
minute and a half Of play. and both
were needed to win. That showed
fighting spirit. The last touchdown
was made on four successful for
ward passes. That showed skill.
Southern claims to be the strongest
14O-pound team in the city but now
has passed up the weight limitation
and challenges all corners, including
particularly the senior Mohawks,
Knickerbockers and Mercury.
Mercury's victory Sunday over the
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
Washington Soccerites
Hold Important
Meeting

The Washington Soccer Club
will hold an important meeting
in the recreation room Of Trans
figuration Church. Fourteenth and
Gallatin streets. northwest. Bust
ness will begin tonight promptly
at o'clock and all members and
others interested in boosting soccer
football are requested to be present.
Manager Jack Maharry will be in
the chair.
Soccer is said to be gaining in
popularity among students At
Georgetown University, and Mana
ger Maharry offers a welcome to
any wishing to learn the fine points
Of the game.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22

Our team is a perfectly balanced
machine, cdpableof playing both the
old and the neU style of football. 1t
is incompatible in offensive and de-
fenstue play; it is gifted With
strength and speed and it has the
Uinning sptrit-the morale.
Beginning with the center of the
line, we have Baer Of Penn State.
He's a Baer-not a cub, but a full
sized, silver-tipped grizzly without a
streak of cinnamon in him. He is
noted for the ferocity of his attack,
especially when some one tries to
nudge him.
Flanking Baer in the guarD positions,
keli Indians. Brace Is a steady. player.
particularly on defense. He can always be
depended upon TO strengthen a weak spot
plunGers. Thus we have a center trio ca
pable Of steadiness. fsrocity and sure
'ea'n' 49,. =. o., ..
Locke, at right tackle, is impreg-
nGble this season There Is no Key
playing on any of the big league col
lege teams, and IL is against the
rules to pick HIM, or break him or
use Jimmy.
Parr, at left tackle;- is another i'm
beatable selection. You might beat
him on the links with birdie or an
eagle, but this IL a football team-not
a golf club. -
Knubb and Spiers on the sends are
exponent of the forward passerby
game. If one doesn't Knabb it the
other Spiers 1t And they do the
same on defensive when a runner at
tenpts to skid around the end.
Wynne Of Notre Dame liz the unani-
nous choice for quarterback and cap
tain. He is the lad who keeps up the
morale of the team. They know they
cannot lose.
For haybdcks zoe haze Trott and
Strong, a Oeu-bdldnced pair. T'rott
has a great burst of speed and has
never been tagged Besides he is
hard to tackle, o,oing to his high
knee action We Were tempted to
pick Ledtherman for has booting
ability and Hurley for his efficiency
Mt forward passing but in all depart
ments OF the game our choice is
Strong
Naturally, Hammer h selected for
the fullbsck Job. In spite Of the
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
'cUE>ExPERTS ENTER
-, I. TITLE, TOURNAMENT

A schedule for the city champion
ship pocket billiard tournament to be
held starting next Monday at the
Grand Central is being made up and
will be announced shortly. The
schedule will be made for eight or
ten players. ,-... -.
Pocket billiard fans are taking keen
interest in the event and several
well-known performers who have en-
tered are practicing assiduously for
the tourney.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP
NARROWED DOWN TO FOUR

ship 1872 balk line billiards tourna-
ment here will close today with Roger
Cont, Of Paris, playing Ora Morning
star and Willie Hoppe, the champion.
playing Jake Schaefer.
Hoppe has won five games and lost
none while Schaefer has won four
and lost one. Should Schaefer de-
feat Hoppe tonight tie for leadership
in the tournament standing would
result.
Hoppe defeated Welker Cochran 400
to 229 yesterday. Schaefer won from
Morningstar 400 to 400 and Edouard
Horemans, Of Belgium, defeated
George Sutton, Of San Francisco, 400
to 173.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
TWENTY YEARS
AGO TODAY
(Friday, N0U. 70, 1901

Joe Cans knocked out Billy Moore in
three rounds In Baltimore.
Spike Sullivan, of New York,
knocked out Eddie Connolly. Of New
brunswick. in the eighth round Of
bout at New Haven. Connolly went
to his knees from q savage punch In
the ribs. slowly collapsed and rolled
over. The spectators Immediately
raised a howl Of fake" In q pre-
liminary, Billy Lewis. of New York.
stopped Andrew Costello in eight
rounds.
Con McVey. who was Jim Corbett's
trainer when Gentleman Jim" WAS
fighting, has turned wrestler and is
sued a challenge to all heavyweight
matmen. D..
Ernest Roeber defeated Nehmet
Nachad. the Turk, in a two-hour
match at the Lenox Lyceum. Roeber
secured a fall in 81 minutes IL sec
onds. No more falls were gained be-
fore the time limit expired.
Louis Barutel, the French expert,
who is playing 5000 points to Willie
Hopes $500 in a match at Days
Billiard Academy. showed the boy
wonder under in their last block.
Barutel won, 400 to Is. He averaged
Is 1915 to Hopes Abb.
Charley Miller has agreed to ride in
the six day race at the Madison Square
Garden next December. Among the
others entered are Otto Maya, Bobby
Walthour, Archie McEachern, Jed
Newkirk. Oscar Babcock, Charley Tur.
vile, Oscar Julius, Nat Butler and
Hugh Mclean.
J. B. Hill, a Denver sporting man.
has come East with IS 900 cash to bet
that Young Corbett defeats Terry Nc
Govern at Hartford next Thursday.
George Considine. Jim Wakely. DIR.
Ordway. Al Smith. Herb Carpenter
and John Wheeler are backing Nc
Govern.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22

prevalence Of the open game there
Is always need Of . hard-hitting full.
back. We have often been advised to
throw away the Hammer and get .
Horn, but no amount of blowing, ever
won a football game. So we have
picked Hammer as fullback and given
Horn q lob as cheer leader.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22

Naturally, Hammer h selected for
the fullback Job. In spite Of the
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
Ahearn to Box.

Young Goldie Ahearn, A. E. F..
featherweight champion. will give a
boxing exhibition next Tuesday night
at 1880 o'clock at the d. G. N. G. ar
mory under the auspices Of Battery A,
10th F. A. There will be several pre-
liminary bouts.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
SOUTHERN ELEVEN RIVALS
MERCURY FOR GRID HONORS
BY r. d. THOMAS.

Rapidly forging the 'front.' with averaging about 40 pounds
Southern Athletic Club pushing
fame in the southwest section snapped
hurled by Southern and quite likely the viii
Mercuryi clash Sunday with the Mohawks
sensational fashion
respected
southeast the
before
g 10 be considered a worthy eachie
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
ALONG THE
SPORTTRAH
rDy GEO. u. PHAIR.

In the first place. our All-American
football team is a scoop.
1t is easy to pick an All-American
football team when the season IS
ended and the casualties are all re-
ported, but to build one in mid-season
without having lamped any of the
athletics In action is an achievement
Of journalistic enterprise.
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
ARMY CONTEST LIKELY
TOSPUR WEAKENED NAVY
TEAM TO REGAIN SPIRIT
BY HUGH r. RILEY.

ANNAPOLIS, Pas touch with athletics
smile when this time Of the
gloomy the condition of the football at West Point
Aapoand incident Of the strategy which
ovoks nothing throw the other off its guard and help toward
q victory. ID
Such attitude not entirely without in gone by
little doubt that effort has made TO-
the of their that the Naval
State only the bare and absolute truth The team has
the belief general that the approach Of the Army
will the spirit and that will finish
the in possible shape for the final contest
The Washington times., 1921-11-22
Props Win Game.

st. Teresa's Prep eleven defeated
the Stanton A. c. by a 7-to-0 score
Sunday. Meyers sixty-yard run fea-
tured the game for the winners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-12
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-14
PAY UP so OTHERS CAN.

If you debt any and it possible for you make
arrangements your obligation do When you pay your
you make possible for the other fellow pay his her
account
Just at this time during the rcadiusment period is very
sentia that the business his obligations the wholesaler
ient he time due the decline prices
and the manufacturers requiring shorter period which the
chants compelled to meet their obligations.
The merchants of Georgetown compelled their obi
cations every thirty days and very essential that they make their
collections the basis order that they pay their
counts If of the local merchants 1t is
duty make arrangements for the paying of this
If account and pay your possibly
during the exchange Of this money you get the money
ment of your bill When you ask for credit is all right Just long
you don't abuse the privilege but when you begin put
chant off from month to month"; you only doing the merchant
injustice but at the time you ultvatng bad habit
doing yourself injustice Some of the business George
town guilty OF the traits and put off paying their bills
months
Did ever look books and figure up how much
owing and possibly obligated
firm fir about oneaf much past due amounted
10? Yes business that credit business this
experience The only which you pay your bills
to meet obligations promptly and demand that the other
fellow you his promptly Try this method how
it works.-GcOrgctown News.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-14
BRITAIN's PREMATURE ACTION.

Britain forgotten the Venezuelan incident OF i9oz'
asks Republican Publicity Association According 10 press "
ports British Government has delivered an utmatu 10 'oSa
Rca demanding only the the bonded deD due ~
Brtons but confirmation of certain oil concession Obtained from
The former Government by Lord Cowdry with the assist
ance it said Premier Lloyd George and members OF his fanny
The Washington inmaes that the British Government mas
proceeded to press the without consulting the United States
which has an interest such matters mot only because OF the Mon
roo Doctrine but we'll known Dago Doctrine when
is generally Endorsed by the Latin American countries ana WHICH
denies the right collect debts by the use OF armed force
Pror to 1902 several foreign countries had for time been
pressing claims of their against the Venezuelan Government
for caused by revolutions in that country and for failure
Venezuela keep up interest payments the public debt l
representations oued Finally the German and British "oV
ernmens decided make demonstration by way of JOINT naval
blockade ministers at Caracas presented utmatum and the
Castro Government ignoring them the blockade instituted De-
cember TO- 1902 the 18th Puerto Cabo bombarded where
upon appealed the United States intervene There was
particular why should have summoned Venezuela since
she treated with conmptuous Indifference but tearing a
the European powers might attempt territorial aggrsons the
Roosevelt Administration issued warning against any such move
ment requested that the matter be abraed The matter was
brought before the Hague Tribunal and decision rendered
February 1904
"Akers says 1T would have ill with Venezuela if the
United States had INTERVIEWED advising the allied that no
permanent occupation of territory Venezuela would be
permitted In all probability the main underlying ann VISA to test
the Monroe The awards of the abor whose decisions are
beyond suspicion bias favor of Venezuela throw urd
light the actions OF the great powers WHERE Vi
asked mouth only hundreds allotted
the blockade being established Drago the Ar
geptine foreign minister addressed Government re-
auesng the establishment of the principle that armed intervention
should employed force the payment the public debt OF
nation doctrine which Immediately became popular with the
Latin Americans which accepted by Europe of the
United States At the second Hague Conference of 1907 the ocad
Porter adopted which fobds the employment of
for the collection public debts until the claims shall have been
approved of by appointed by the creditor and
debtor countries and the payment thereof shall have been refused
until demand for arbitration shall have been refused dis
regarded by the debtor con This says Manning of
authorities Latin American questions relieves the weaker
lions danger the forcbe collection of bogus claims but
relieve of responsibility foo the payment of just
cams.'
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-14
A WIDOWS PRAYERS.

The prayers of Widow Gaines and her daughter of Rocked
who have been pleading Providence for wells their land have
again been heard and another big well has been completed the
lease resulting in the destruction of No 26 Star owned by
Shoenfe and valued $4,000 There insurance the
rig and it is total loss to the contractor
The we'll brought by DR. Sanford rather blew itself
Monday night the drill cut into the pay sand slightly
400 feet The oil with rush and although the fires in the boiler
and forge had been exnghd and there oil used the
oil caught fire the glowing embe thought be The well
instantly enveoped in flames and efforts the rig
lnavang The well flowing through lines the easing
head when it caught fire No very large producer and No.
IS estimated larger
Extensive development will result from the activities of the many
operators from other fields who entering Western Kentucky
This influx has been particularly evident during the last three days
operators from New York. PnnS vana Kansas Oklahoma Lous
and Texas pedomnatng the local hotel registers Bowling
Green TimesJournal.