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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-05
MENTION OF PEOPLE
WHO COME AND CO


George Bliss of the C. S. ranch has
gone to San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles T. Smith is visiting
In Reno for few weeks.
James Otis Jr was In town yester-
day from the Bull Head ranch.
Mr.. asd Mrs. George Brady and son
returned from McDermitt Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Roberts and son
OF San Francisco are visitors here.
Frank r. Danglemeir and Mrs. Ar
thur English were visitors at Sod
House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bracket left for
Reno yesterday, to be gone on rec
reation trip for q few days.
Orvis Nelson came In from the Stall
Bros. ranch, near Golconda. last
night, looking for hay hands.
E. p. Schriener came in from Midas
ON Saturday and stayed until after
the Fourth with relatives here.
Mrs. L. G. Campbell returned home
Saturday from Chicago and eastern
points, where she has been visiting
for the past three months.
Mrs. Earl Smith and son expect to
leave Thursday for American Falls,
Idaho, where they will visit Mr..
Smiths mother for time.
Mrs. A. A. Primeaux and son were
In this city Saturday from Midas. on
their way to San Francisco, where
they are going on vacation trip.
Master William Henley has re-
turned home from visit to Sunshine.
where he has been visiting with vern
Johnson, prospector In that district.
Mrs. Carl Stolfelt returned home
Sunday morning from San Francisco
and other coast points, where she has
been visiting for the past two weeks
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mobiles of Midas
are visiting with the George Brady
family In this city, before leaving for
Chicago. They expect to continue
their journey this evening.
J. E. Amenda of Ely, one of the
fiscal agents for the Illipah Petroleum
Company, arrived Saturday night to
attend a meeting Of stockholders,
which is to be held here today.
Scott Butler Is in town from Ger
ZACH. o
J. A. Hirsch of Reno is visitor In
this city. .
Gus Patton IL In town today from
Paradise
Smith Whitman, J. d. Hughes, E. w.
Swansr and Paul d. Thomas were ar
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-05
note in the joys of rolling EN-!
Prince Albert's

Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes, we'll
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
'em all dashed to the mast!
You've got a handful-of-
happiness coming your di-
rection when you pal it with
p. A. and the makin's
papers! For Prince Albert
is not only delightful to
your taste and pleasing in
itsrefreshinga but our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parch!
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-05
THE QUIET
MAN,

He Is a quiet man
and meek,
T h e reasons
plain as day;
No one has ever
heard h I'm
speak
When he had
n a u g h I to
say.
NICE NAME.
What's domestic
science hey?
That's just a
little quirk
To keep from
soaring girls
away
Who don't like
kitchen work.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-05

Prince Albert IL
seid IN feppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound fip
hun,idors and In the
pound crystal glass
h u m I dor With
SPENCE nsoisfensv
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-05

The Silver state-5o cents the month.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-05
Oh, Of Apples.

Chemists have newly succeeded IN
extracting from apple parinys ny
means of ether. an essential Oil. yell
lowish. and Of somewhat guinIpv
consistency. which possesses In high
degree the characteristic and delicious
odor of fresh apples. Crabapple par
lngs yield more Of this oil than those
of ordinary apples. II IL likely TO DO
,prned 10 useful account for davorlng
purposes and conceivably for per-
fumes
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-07-05
Two-headed Calf That Put virolnIa
Post on Road to Wealth.

the calf-and all this for doing moth
ing but standing still and being in
spected.
II was recently that the representa-.
tive OF large circus made his offer
Of $50 for the animal and II WIS ac.
cepted. There Is rumor that the
excitement Of travel and late hours
have affected the calfs health and
that he Ii a poor insurance risk.
However. as the old Romans had It.
caveat emptor.
The post plans to reinvest the 1880
as soon as some other such good Sc
curify as the calf Is found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
JACK DEMPSEY READY
TO END HIS TRAINING

- TLhNrlc CITY. y j., June 81
VAN ihr Messing ~ his twenty-siNth
birthday. jack Dempsey viii resume
framing tomorrow L. nut the finish
ms touches on his condition for ia.
uSi"us" Of his tTtlo against Georges
CHrnsnti"r week from SATURDAY
IN, champion hrs reached IN. rcai5
~ MS iraiHns i'm highly satisrar-
VIII Dll' on TIN. gloves ONLY. flrr
more Times hafara "~a..liri-- into tn
RIM =" 'tte TIN" t'Ur,rcn iitl. holder
Dempsey '.nrat.h his bfrihd.,.
by tllftu. complete rest SO sar as
@e framing rs "onr.ruea lIc
Si'hi l.i. 'lur usual abandoned his
ROAD work. ANA loarvd arouud his
c"i5h N'' ate IN INC afternoon.
I,.'. errri.E-, qua wish
Sa'p after hr"aklast messenger
NpES began 10 pound at tho cham
fion ir"n' door delivering tclc-
Erams - greeting crom ali perts Of
the country C!rpenticr aud his
n l,ala Fr.~.. It.s.amn wyrc
champion or MS birthday.
Nam hanuy rnturns NJ tho Aay."
was Garment RS m"ssasc. pcscamps
sent similar greeting From his
mother iO salt Lake CITY. Dempsey
received q "'ssaE" 70 which hr hail
looked forward to an dav Sh,
wished MIN snna lUck with an Of a
mothers ar eticu
Dempsey j.wp,L ON fhe scales This
morning. ard II was Announced. reg
iSt"rni ~" mounds. IIc homes 10 scale
around ma 100 pound mark when m"
strips fpr action.
Dompsey win gradually ta0,r oN
In his work with the resumption Of
training tomorrow. ~. Will work
with thc Eluv.s SATURDAY ann sun
day y rest Monday viii ac followed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
AoUEDUCT ENTRIES

First racc-cl aiming ,wo-year- olis. I've
Jur!cE - sptf up.a. JOG, Stun- Pin IUT
Fhorbus o. Doves Ru0st ln1 ifilsdalc.
101; Bclsni, l04 Furious. 100 Grass Tree.
Io1t 'Br:arclf, 100 Ravens ~ooG Iv4
Twirlsr. lN7 'MarsasIo. f9- Drifting.
cnade. Ioi san s;afano. IG7. Tim6r,i Iia
Restless. lee i.lt,ic Patsy, li2. Far Vlr.
GINA. iQi: l.ast Girl, i0i Mabel y. lo7
Second the WSkin et-cplocha So
handicap; selling :0ur y.sr-olds and ur
about miles Elmer johnson. I8i New
Haven -: So scot. l2?: H-E Hampton.
frSn pounds ALLOWANCE.
Third raCc--great American. iwn.ycar-
Odds: ave furlouES- Mustard seen liz.
Aknusu. IL, Firm Friend. il2 Mcrcut!o.
1i2; Sunf"lgh. liz. store Jag. lIy. Broom
ster. llS: Olympus. III. Black Rascal IIS,
billy waits, liz. Lizzie Chief 49, Toll
1ls; Bravo l35; Bg Heart l-a.
Fourih rac"-tho Queens County handi-
ear: thrrse- year -o,ds and ~. one milo
Glad!ator. $50; scnning, PhrE. iio Kn6h.
bic, 10; Thund"rriar. l22; AuIac.ous. i2s
Fifth race sailing. fguryear-plds and
up; ono mile ard ~ .ONt'eu'hy- Hl.rr
Thong. ioi kinr Aiber. !9h. Challenger
kross. JOG: 'it1cEpOrI. - American Hoy
Ii.; Pirate niece 100 piom.des. 100.
Sear.old; s'S L"fion9gs Flun III LoaF
Valley OF the Moon. hi. Cciiva, It7; Tor
Buttons. ga: Mnvontneen, lIs Yosemite
l05; Jcsara. III; Chsreau,Thicrry, i'll
princeHs Pandora, !:9; Blue Belle. i'll.
~ Five pounds allowance claimed. Weathe,
Hoa<: track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
DEMPSEY'S BREATHING
. BRINGS FORTH COMMENT
pr. Brady and Boxing Critic de-
clare Champion Is Not in Best
of Condition.

NEW YORK. June 5i-Somethinr /.
wrong with .l..ck Dcmpscy's hreathin.,
apparatus. according to opinious rx
pressed by two experts TO-DAY
Edward =; Smith. sportin. editor
"i the Chicago Amcrir;IA n hirb m.
th"rltN on boxing. published an ar
ici" today reading in part;
Dempsey acts windhrolLcn rb,,
may lac tho matter with him lie
ShnrtS ana they say even when tho
light men OF the camn sor, him :,
i,M tlin"s on the bridge of the nos.
t'li% mat ne opens his mouth and
:ohs.
lie. knocks out "a sparrinr partner
~ hurry meme" we hear much of
thc hiS punch. Perhaps Dempsey
Would rather knock them ont i'm 4
hurry IMAM have tho distress of ro-
!hS along with them for three or
Tour rounds. In All fairness b.mp-
ScN toes not look as lit and 49, rrt
as normal. mentally and as GENERALLY,
ia aS good condition as he did on
ms birthday two years ago"
by an odd coincidence. Dr William
t'radE. a medical authority. writi,,,,
IN t"daNs brooklyn Daily I;n..in ?
had ais" fault to ind win nn,,,
hr'hthlL< ~" declares that
ron, a EinEins master to icarn how
Ills breathing is .cri,;ul, i,,,
. LII Z" cdrp"uttcr'S. he declares
nat big barrel chest of his may
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
COUNTRY CLUB JUNIORS
HOLD TENNIS TOURNEY
Charlie Harris Is Winner In Final
Match-B. Williams Fights
GunMIy

Drawing the extreme heat of yes
tcrday. Junior tennis players OF the
Country club of Virginia battlcd Scv-
cral hours on the local courts To de-
tcrninc the champion in their class.
The entry list was large and the in
tcrcst taken in the tournament indi
Gates that the younger members Of
the club arc determined to learn the
net game in an effort L. give their
club recognition in the tennis world
in tn" future years. The tournament
was confined To boys between the
ages Of Is and ~ years.
Charlie Harris wHs the winner Of
the affair. defeating Miller in The
final match by the scores of 81. g.
rs. While Harris won in straight
.cts. the playing OF Miller was de-
clarcd to L." more than fair. lIo
Tough, hard for every point. but was
ou;claSscd by the driving OF Harris.
Although the final match attracted
n large gallery. the sets between Scott
and Williams IN the second round
wcr" among the best Of the after
noon. Williams was sick. but re-
fused TO default. lie Tough, gamcly
through the first set aud WAS beaten
6 70 3. Scott won the second set
G-l.
Yesterdays tournament was the
second staged for younger mcmhcrs
of the club within tho last two
weeks. Coach Troth held "a similar
event FOR the boys. which was won
by Pete" Walden. Walden entered
the junior event yesterday but was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25

French followers think that in a bat
-" "i wills CARPENTER viii outclasS
I'.h!NStN' whom they picture as Il
iIck "iW"u once designated as the
'anySmal hutc.' Carpuntior is !,
@p'' hnlH ''hIrty who vNrvis in every
port he ;:icS dempsey is n master
N,s,yr ana nothing more.
Nudy ,'lIrucr. famous French aih-
.ir' i"'" m' N"S!vrday that rnrprn
'l"i Wns on" of ~" greatest athlctrs
~ the French army. In on meet he
iW'"n tr -, sEd American athletes.
't'r''r says Georges cleared i've feet
c''N"n INCHES in Tho hilh jump. ran
l"p. yards ~ ten and onc-iCth sec
onus, ANA ran the final lap Of the re-
lay race. winning for tho French
team 10y beating out Jack Ell.r. the
.amous American hurdIcr ana sprint
II. although iGllur was yards ahead
pi '~rpcuii"r AZ the start. Glarncr
SAYS carpcuticr's best distance was
500 meters.
Dempsey is down To 1872 pounds.
clos" 2" rnSSid" weight. He will
box a~lrday and Sunday. then cut
nut Ia" gloves Tor two days before
the final session Of hard iighjlug that
always winds up his preparation for
h, ring.
MI ARRANGEMENTS for holding the
championship battle have been COM
plctcd, and ii looks lin" smooth sail
nag for promoter and contestants
from NOW to the hour OF the event.
The scat sale has reached a figure
around the Si,Oo0,oo0 mark. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
w. E. TWILIGHT LEAGUE
ltcSIrIts lc,trr,Iny

Earnest Eros. | :. G.. and Davis. l.
corrugated PAPER Co, II. River
view, /.
Clark SprinEs-A. II. Tincr. post
poncd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
WOOD SETS RECORD FOR
PRINCESS ANNE COURSE
Richmond Champion Is Eliminated
From Tournament in Spite of
Excellent Work.
YOUTH DEFEATS VETERAN
II. l.. Finkcustadt. or Washington,
Keats Clark Corkrau, Balii.
MORGAN, and upscts Dope.
Hawsc, Title Holder, ont

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. Va. lunc - Robert
l. Finkenstadt Of Washmgton, ur-
fea,cd Clark Cc-Eran. OF Baltimore.
one up. thereby eliminating Corkran
from the s"ininnais "r IN" Middle At
iaritc Golf tournament Al the i'rin-
cess Anne couhtrN club.
Co-'Sran has WON from lipbbio Her
ron. lie forced Chick Evans TO tho
thirty-hrth halo in % thirty-siN hole
tn" deadly putting OF his 23-ycar-old
opponent
Alhert Il MacKouz3c. or the CO.
lumeig Country Cluh. Washington.
WHO defeated i. =. Taylor Of Nor
folk: and q thus morning. and John
McAiinam.n. Of old Point Comfort. 3
ana 2 this afternoon. viii oppose
FinEcnstadt tomorrow morning in
the scwiUnals
- the other hraclrt viii be War
ren Cu~kran or Baltimore aud H. ~.
Hume, ~ Norfolk. cnrkran triumph
ed over .. C.. Whitaker Of Richmond.
and Gordon N"o'. also of Richmond.
today. hume disposed Of John pav-
idSou. ~. Of Washington. and a. l..
Hawse, uf kchmond. the present as
soC!Htion champion
rho most spectacular play Of the
mornings matches was by Gordon
Wood. champion Of the Country Club
Of NL@iuia, Eichmond. Iood. in
heating " {. Evans. al NorioiN. col
4ttNf'l I'VE IllfAltN III CO. teen ilbl'S.
&c played three holes in . which is a
record for the course.
James :. Barron or the Princess
Ann. CLUB. was beaten in Close
match IN the FIRST round OF tho cham
pionship 4 Eh., by John McMinHmin,
after a hard played game. McAIna-
min finally emerged victor by one
hole.
The other morning matches result
Il. l.. FinEens,ad;, OF WASHINGTON.
defeated CAPTAIN Frazier Halo, OF
Clark Corkran. of Baltimore dc
feated W. X McCalium. of Washing
tor. ana =.
Albert Mackenzie or Washington.
defeated r. C. Taylor OF Norfolk,
Warren corkran. Of Baltimore, de-
featei W. g. Evans, OF Norfolk, 3
and >
A. l.. Iia,ySe. of Richmond. defeated
II, c. Pccf. ui Richmond. one up.
~ II Hume. ~ Norfolk, defeated
John Davidson, 81, oi Washington.
:, and 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25

De less efficient functionaily than an
ordinary iiatt"nrd chest is Jack
br"athcS hard
apparently he does not know how
10 breathe as well as Carpenter.
MOI knowing how to breathe may
ace mt Tor pcmpscy's more labored
breathing. after muscular cNcrtion.
How much of a handicap this may
prove Tor him in II twclvc-round CON
test. each round three minutes in du-
ration. VIII depend on how much of
a chase the tiger leads him about the
cage II is chiefly the efficiency of
hcart muscle that determines an attn
i"tes wind, and the French tiger
has tn" advantage here over In |.
American lion"
Jack Curlcy. fight promoter. broke
ms long silence today with the state
mcnt that he liked Carpenters
chances. lie declared that he was
disappointed in b"mpScy's condition.
That the champion did his work half
h"ari"dIy and WAS not sufficiently
trained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25

eliminated by Miller In the second
round.
Rapid Transit Tournament" 4.
being arranged by rroth for the old :
.r members Of the club for July 4.
Those desiring Ia enter should sond
IN their names to Troth at the Coun-
Results OF yesterdays tourney:
First Round.
Taylor beat Sydnor, default.
HobSon beat Morrison. 5-i G-I
Pete" Walden beat NJ. Harris. de-
fault.
Miller beat Crump. 6-I, Go.
&. Harris beat :. Williams. co 60
Davenport beat Sands default
Scott beat II. Fleming. g.. Go.
IL. Williams beat Powers. G-l. 81.
Second ROnnh.
Taylor beat 1iobspn. St &c. Ga.
Miller beat Walden. G-i 6-l.
{. Harris beat Davenport. G-l. 6-l
Scott beat Is. Williams. 6-3. G-l.
SrmifInnis.
Miller beat Taylor. default.
&. Harris beat Scott. e.. GO
i'inni>.
c. Harris beat Miller, 6-i. GO. rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
Free Tickets to Ball Game

Send in Your Blasts From the
Hi'ach"rs aud win two seats to the
game AT Mayo Island Park every
week.
Ais" get your name in the pa
per as Il star contributors"
lou must send nvc short
'"lc"chcrs says" ana title. Five
Sentences sin 20 ten words in
each. y" more! study this car
to"n series oh The Times.Dls-
patch SPORT rage every day and
mail your ideas 10 Blasts From
ElcaChers Editor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25

protects i:ickard against loss ON his
venture Ihc mug" arena is COM
l"etod, hut FOR a few seat sections
ana boxes and tho ring platform.
Thousands OF out-of-town n.ht fans
are already arriving. with tho hope
OF seeing the champions during the
iHSt few days Oi training. Carmen
tiers camp is closed to all visitors.
but Jack Dempsey VIII keep open
mouse at Atlantic Ci,y right M 10
tho time he leaves TOR the battle
ground.
Copyright 1921. by the Bell syn
dicate. Inc. in L. :. Canada, Great
Britain ana south Amcrica.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
RICHARD WILL PROTECT
THOSE WHO HAVE SEATS
nv Associa,cd Press !

NEW YORK Ism. % --lioldcrs ~
bona fn' tickets TO tic Dempsey
Carpout'r match i'm Jersey CITY July
9. viii be protected Tex Hickard,
promoter of 30 bout announced to-
day. The arrest here Of several men
charged wiz esuntcrGoiiluc tickets
10 the hght and III. knowledge that
many fake tickets have hccn iistri-
huted throughout tho country, has
caused steps TO bo taken 10 detain
every person who presents "a frauau.
lint h0mittnnrc NnsichOarH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
FULTON TWILIGHT LEAGUE

koccn's boosters lost a game To the
ii"nriCo Confectionery yesterday ai-
tormoon at EuIpn diamond by the
score OF To :. Tho contest was fast
and the result Mas in doUbt until the
last man WAS out III the sixth in
ming. The Unp.riug OF MUrdock and
Mitchell featured.
BATTERIES iiaurico Mintcr and
Clarke: kuc"u's Roosters-Roainso
ami bcopns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-25
E. E. TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Burks. .: Noldc. !.

In tho game featured by tho home
run Of tho veteran, r"tc Smith. the
Burks baseball team y"gt.rduy do
f"atcd IN" Noidc nine by Ito.
score
Score by innings Il II f.,
Turks ... 3Oi 400 - - !
Node ....-... cio ono ID 4
Observation-Disclosures Clark and Tay-
10y. Williams. iicckl"r ana Liggon.
Evening star., 1921-12-18

At the close of the meeting the
following official statement was
made:
'The question has arisen what to
do about the draft. 1t is a principle
Of base ball that the player must ad-
vance in his profession according to
his skill. To secure to him and to
the game this result. the draft rule
was devised.
Draft Termed Fundamental.
"Since the base ball reorganization
one year ago, certain leagues have
declined to subscribe to the draft.
These leagues are the American As
sociation, New International, Pacific
Coast. Western and Three-Eye.
Recognizing the existence and oper-
alton of the draft as fundamental.
and believing a deviation from it any
where, or to any extent, to be a
menace to the right of the player and
the welfare of the game. the Ma
tional and American League CLUBS
have authorized the commissioner to
present to the leagues mentiones
for the settlement of this grave ques-
ton:
u. One player of each AA or A club
shall be eligible to selection or draft
after the close of its season eacn
year. the selecting club to pay IN
CASH upon eAeTSiSih6 inc ii6ht 49,
sum of $1,000 to the AA club, or
$4,000 to the A club.
Goes Back Mt Half Price.
"2 In the event any selected play
er is released by major league club
within one year of his selection. the
clubs of the AA and A leagues shall
first have the right to secure his seTV-
ices upon paying to the releasing
club bne-half of the draft price paid
by that club.
1.-THE commissioner has a very deep
conviction that this is in harmony
with the principle now subscribed 10
by the major and all minor leagues.
and always to be borne in mind tIal
the player's right and welfare of the
game require that his services shall
be available to clubs of the very
highest classification"
Evening star., 1921-12-18
FORM 12-TEAM LEAGUE
FOR MIDGET TOSSERS

A basket ball league of teams COM
posed of the younger high school boys
and church quints is being organized
by Earl Fuller of the Boys Y. M. c.
A. and DR.. George Sharp, athletic
director at All Souls Church. 1t is
proposed to limit the league member
ship to twelve teams and only boys
under sixteen years of age and weigh
ing lis pounds or less will be eligible
to play.
All franchises have been distributed.
but in several instances institutions
have two teams and these are will
ing to relinquish franchises to quail
fed organizations. The league at pres
ent includes Friends School. Mount
Vernon Church. Y. NJ. c. A. Day
school (two teams). Boys Y. NJ. c. A.
(two teams). All Souls Church (two
teams), Western High School Owo
teams), ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
and Tech High School.
1t is proposed to start the league
season January Z. Games will be
played at the Boys Y. NJ. c. A. and
Epiphany Church gymnasiums. They
will be held on Saturday afternoons
starting at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
JUNIOR ELEvENS READY
FOR THEIR TITLE CLASH

Mohawk Juniors and Stantons will
take the Union Park gridiron at 3
o'clock this afternoon well prepared
for their struggle for the 135-pound
foot ball championship of East Wash
ington. Each eleven was sent through
a light drill yesterday and showed
plenty of dash. OFFICIALS for the en-
gagement are Schoffeld Of George
Washington. referee; Baldwin Of Rex
George Washington. linesman:
The Little Indians probably will
start the contest with Hall, left end: !:
Moore, left tackle; Campbell. left
guard; Clifford, center: Tuen, right
guard; Frye. right tackle; Guierriere.
right end: Egan, quarterback; Smith
son, left halfback: Cornell, right half
back. and White, fullback.
The Stantons expect to use Muir
taugh. left end; Murphy. left tackle:
Henratty. right guard: Crawford.
right tackle: Nolan, right end: Quig-
ley, quarterback; Fraser, left half
back; Torrillio. right halfback. and
Moran, fullback.
KnickerbOckers and EmanOns will
be opponents this afternoon on the
gridiron at Wisconsin avenue and
35th street in game starting at
2:3O o'clock. It will be the final en-
gagement of the season for both
teams.
Petworth Boys Club has awarded
letters to the following foot ball
players: Hugh Collins. David Denny,
Jack Fones. James Graves. William
Test, Robert Vanderlip and Robert
Whitney.
Mohawk Athletic Club made merry
at its annual foot ball dinner Friday
night The Indians invaded Virginia
to celebrate their successful season.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
CALVARY N. {. TOSSERS
. CRUSH PRESBYTER|ANS

Calvary Methodist Episcopal quint
last night won the most one-sided
game so far played in the Sunday
School Basket Ball League, when it
took the measure of the Fourth Pres
byterian tossers In 25 to l match.
A throw from the foul line by Per-
kins accounted for the losers point.
Calvary Baptist and Mount Vernon
teams put up a much better battle
before the former won. 20 to IS, The
ponents playing at top speed the
greater part of the game, but could
not cover Edgenton, who made seven
scrimmage goals for the winners.
Scores:
Cal NJ E. (25). Positions. 4th Pres. C).
Fowler. Left forward. d......... Perkins
Rutler. Right forward. ........ .Claxton
Gotw,lls. Center @ .Eptey
Goals from noor-Gotwalls (3). Rutler 80.
d. Brumbaugh 49,. Fowler. Goals from fouls
D. Brumbaugh "a, Gotwalls, Perkins. Sub
stitutions-Fourth Presby yterian. Alexander for
Calvary (2S). Positions. Mt. Vernon (1s,,
Edgengton. -. Right forward ......... Hunt
Morris. Center ............ Summers
Yeagle. e.......... Left guard ....... Anderson
Calm. Right guard ............ .Coe
Goals from deor Edgsngton (7). Robinson
q. Yeagie, Calm Thompson e., Summers
substitutions: calvary Baptist = Doniey for
Norris Youngman for Calm. Mt. Vernon
Parker for Thompson. Referee-Mr. B. ].
Doyle.