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Evening star., 1921-04-09
.ELKS READY FOR GR|FFS
Formidable Sandlot Team Will Be
Sent Against Leaguers in
Mondays Contest.

Washington Lodge. No. Is, B. P.
o. E, will invade American League
Park Monday afternoon. when its rep
resentative nine will clash with
George McBrides Nationals in the
final game for the latter before the
opening of the championship cam
paign. Both President Griffith and
Manager Mcbride are Brother Bills.
and realizing the spirit with which
the Elks attack anything they are in
terested in. expect worthwhile en-
counter.
Charles J. johnson. who is manas-
ing the Elks. has assembled d sturdy
team. for he is preparing to make a
great fight for the pennant in the
Fraternal League. of which his club
is a member. He will send against
the Nationals about the best collec-
ton of sandlotters to be found in the
District.
Here's the roster of the Elks: John
Bleier. Eddie Carroll and James Fitz-
gerald. outfielders; Monk Fraser. Bill
Dieste. Roxey Roche, Tommy Degnan,
Punk Purdy and Mack Mccarthy, in
fielders; Givvy Giovannetti and Ma
rion Lynn. catchers. and Emil Pfeil.
Lem owen, Paul Bryant, Mike and
Tom Cantwell. Tom Patterson and
Sam Edmonston, Jr., pitchers.
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vented in cnthus!a SIN for a long y
on term for the aforesaid gamble,
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District fifteen-year mines. Challenges
should be sent to Capt. Roland. Nir-
ginia a. G.. Alexandria, Va.
Chevy Chase Athletic Club is anxious
to obtain matches with teams in the
fifteen-s -siXteen-ye year division. For en-
gagements. telephone Manager Nevin
Barnard, Cleveland 1921.
Ajnx Athletic Club. Is to victor
over the Peerless Midgets. is prepared
to book games with -year-old
mines. Teams interested should teIe-
phone NJ. II. Nollmer, North 2645
after 6 pm.
ROnmer Athletic CIuI, is in the field
for Sunday games with eighteen-year-
old teams. Telephone challenges to
Il. +. Donnelly, Lincoln 1J1-W.
Trinity Athletic Club has called a
special practice for its nine tomor-
row afternoon at 9 o'clock at the
Geoorgetown Fairgrounds.
f<nickcrbocker Athletic Club will
play the Capital City Athletic Club
"A professional nine. on Olympia Field
tomorrow afternoon. The game will
be called at ) clock.
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The initial clash will be between the
mines representing kcane and Carroll
councils. Jack Reed. president of the
league. has arranged an attractive
schedule that will keep the teams in
action until August.
ROckf0 Athletic Club will endeavor
to record it's third straight victory to-
morrow afternoon when ii faces The
Yankee Athletic Club on Monument
lot diamond No. /. Play will start
at , O'Clock. Coach kearncy wants
the following players to report on the
field at 2:1J: Jones, Cullecn, Altman,
Elackman. Clark, Goodman. Kelly,
Lowe. Matthews, McCarty, Mcssink.
Perkins, Spalding and Williams.
Vincent IL. Costello Post nine. which
is to meet the Railroad Administra-
ton tossers on Monument lot dia-
mond No. 3 this afternoon at ; o'clock,
will go TO Virginia tomorrow for a
game with the Clarendon Athletic As
sOciation. The team will clash with
Bill Malonc's pets at 80 The sub
urbanitcs expect to have couple of
ba ndS present TO help at roofing.
Virginia MidgetS of Alexandria
would like to meet some Of the speedy
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WOMAN BOWLERS TO PLAN
FOR ANNUAL TOURNAMENT

Plans for the District bowling cham -
pionship tournament for women Will
be formulated tomorrow morning at a
meeting to be held under the auspices
of the Washington City Duckpin AS
sociation. at the Recreation Health
Center 91S G street. Representatives
of women'S duckpin leagues and
others interested in the sport are
to gather at ll:15 o'clock.
The association intends to conduct
a tournament for women Immediately
after the conclusion of the eleventh
annual mems title event. which will
start May 9. George lseman has been
appointed treasurer of the women's
tournament. A. secretary-scorer Will
be elected at tomorrow meeting.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
NEW YORK BOXING
MAY RECEIVE K. 0.
IS Doomed Unless Gov. Miller
Determines to Change
His Attitude.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY,

n EEF YORK. April o.-Boxing
N IN New York state-which
Tor the past six months has
oeen the iountainhcad OF profes-
slonal pugiliSm-is doomed unless
GOV. Miller changes his present at
fitudc toward the lighting game and
certain important legislators re-
verse or at least modify the views
they now hold.
Powerful Influences at Work.
ms beilef pcrvades sporting circles
VI 'fe metropolis. where measures
10 'ount"ract the present legislative
trend are hing discussed Powerful
ihhutnces directed against boxing lie
NANNY upstate. and after a canvass
"i 'hiS region the writer finds that
IN" animuS is due chiefly to the vast
a'n"un of money invested in the
sport Ihe scale of commprcia!iZa-
boh Is regarded as altogether too
great
II pugi!ISm were in better odor the
i'1in"nS" sums Of money invested
might II" taken in more amiablc part.
but almost everywhere throughout
me state it is regarded as low brow
nfotai and crooked. and that young
'"'i NHo normally should be driving
trucks. running elevators or working
AT useful trades should receive huge
sums of money for appealing to ''hu-
lhanIty's lowest Instincts is held to
be immoral. irrational and ridiculous.
May RcpcaI Walker Law.
II the walker Law under which pro-
feSSlonal boxing has been conducted
Is not repealed il now seems certain
that its terms viii be so changed as
to max" il unrecogniZable.
There are at least two points which
suggest that in the end Gov. Miller
and tn" legislature may decide not to
be altogether ruthless. one is the
Ndlu" Of the sport social outlet.
as vent for energy among certain
elements which might be expended
in ways even less desirable tla n
patronizinS boxing shows. Again.
the sums of money received from
fght promoters and boxers in the
way of taxes have come to be sig
nificant; the years total may be re-
garded as too great to be jettisoned
without deep consideration.
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NAVY FENCERS LEADING
Appear Likely to Retain Their
Title in Intercollegiate
Tournament.
Tournament.

NE" YORK. April @-The Navy
fencing team appeared likely to retain
us sabcrs team championship in the
intercollegiate fencing bouts which be-
gan last nigh. IN the semi-tnals J. w.
Guider of the Navy won SIX bouts out
Of seven. while his teamrnate. a. l.
Malstrom, won five and lost ore. with
one Yet to be decided. The finals will
b" held tonight. Other colleges com
petinS Ner" Columbia. Dartmouth, Har-
ward. Yale ard Pennsylvania.
w. 6. Grandtield Of the Navy won the
Clemens medal a novice foi's after a
triple tie with J. X. Watson OF Harvard
and W Floyd of Navy. who finished
second and third, respectively, in the
fence off. II. II. Plumlcy, Yale, was
fourth.
The epee and foil.s will be decided to-
day
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BAN SEES CLOSE RACE
a. L. Head Believes Flag Hunt
Will Be Most Open in His
tory of Circuit.

CHICAGO, April 9.-Ban Johnson,
president of the American League and
for years an enemy Of Charles A.
Comiskey in the administration Of
league affairs. in a statement review
ing season. urged that the public ac-
cord Manager kid" Gleason it's full
support in his task of rebuilding
Comiskey's team. the Chicago White
Sox.
Johnson believes the race will prove
the most open in the history of the
garization.
With the prestige of an America n
League championship. and world
series victory. Cleveland under the
leadership of iris Speaker, seems to
have much of an advantage over the
other contenders for the pennant The
loss of Chapman may ultimately urove
serious handicap.
New York. with it's array of battin-
strength. is conceded high rank, hut
81. Louis. Detroit and Washington
must not be underestimate
The numerous victories Of Connie
Mack's Athletics over the New, YORK
ana Philadelphia Nationals in the
south would encourage one to believe
that that downtrOdd"n tribe would
claim place in the sunlight this
summer.
hctn interest VIII center around
Ty cobb and his Tigers We know
that Detroits new manager has the
skill and darI ng of leadership and if
patience is not lacking in the han
ding of men. then his success is as
sUred
w hat Gleason may accomplish wit
the rcJuVenated White Sox is a prob
i m II IS 10 lie hoped the patrons of
the sport will accord him loyal and
unfaIternG support in his difficult
assignment.
But. above all things. it is a cher
ished hope that every player, man
aSer, umpire and owner in the Amer
lean League will enter the chamuion-
ship race This year with tho sirpIe
tfought and purpose of making il AN
ideal contest-pleasin to the public
and free from any blemish that might
'"rniSh the good name of our national
game"
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vented in enthusiasm for long pris-
on term for the aforesaid gamblers.
Mitchell 10 Ucpiacc Peck.
Supporters Of the New York Yam
KEGS who had expected to see Roger
Peck npaueh at his old post at short
stop when the season opens on We'd
noSdaN ar" now adjusting their
minds to the acceptance Of a stranger
Al that post. He is Johnny Mitchell.
from the west coast. one of those
blazing story book stars, a young
man who at hat and in tho field has
shown such amazing form as 10 war
rant th" belief that h" viii be on"
Of the American League stars before
the season is over. Feckinraugh is
Laid up Win a cold. hut even when
he fully RECEIVERS he Viii havC thn
time of his IF" 10 win hack his post
tion from Mitchell-that iS. provided
the boy maintains tn" pace he has
been setting down south.
VIII Rebuild Olympia \. :.
Nothing slow about Harry Edwards.
who owned the big olympia \. \.
building in Philadelphia. II was
burned down last week. and quake
city fans Wcrr mourning Tho los.
when out Of the ashes came Tho 49,
nouncement that Edwards was going
to start at once on th, huildinC OF a
bigger and better club. He expects 10
have il open and ready for boxing
business by the last OF rcXt Scptem
ber.
Johnny Dundee New York Scotch
won. is going to show Pittshurgh
fans that he has not gone back a7
much as his last bout against VIII"
jackson indicated. II" VIII meet John
ny RAY tho SMOKY CitN lightweight.
al the Motor square \. e. on Monday
oC,ry-j-h. 'aerN
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When all is said and done the fight
promoter does not have TO go any
farther than New Jersey to find him
self in state where he is loved and
appreciated. From the highest Off
cial to the lowliest citizen. the fight
game stands high. II isn't every
where that YOU can see fight SpeCta-
tors being carried to the scene of op-
erations in police patrol wagons
there have been times when pugilism
was against the law when the writer
has seen plenty of fans carried away
from the ringside in the black maria
but it has been seen in Jersey City
often enough and probably viii be
seen again.
Governor Goes TO Bouts.
Tho governor goes to the big bouts
and has his throne OF honor. while
the ring is surrounded by officials of
every degree of importance. There
always are so many policemen about
that the atmosphere has a blue flush.
and the pickpocket. who reserves has
operations for the exciting rounds.
need have no fear of arrest.
After all, when one thinks of the
gamblers who seduced the eight
w hitc Sox players, one develops not
sympathy. but at least a strong feel
ing of sadness at the inequality OF
justice. Whether the ball players are
legally convicted or not, they most
certainly have been punished and are
now suffering the penalty for their
msdeeds. At the same time. facts
brought out in Chicago the other day
that the gambling element cleaned up
between $500. 900 and 100000 on the
White Sox-Cincinnati series of 1919
cause emotions which could best be-
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COLLEGE BASE BALL

\, Delahd. Fla. s,e'aon College. 3: Day
t"ua -
At Macon. Ga Georgia. =. Mercer o.
~ Auburn. Auburn. l.. Clemson /
At Emory. Va.--Em"ry and Henry IL; Cum
brrIani L. o.
Al Charlottesville, Ta.-Cornell, 4; Virginia
At Chapel HIl, y. C.-North Carolina. 3,
Florida. /
\, RlacksmrG. Va. Virginia Poly, 10; Mar
shall College, l,
a, knoxville. Tenn.-Tennessee I3; Indiana.
3
At Lexington. Va-Carncgie Tech, 70:
Washington and Lee. o.
Al Columbus, Ga.-Camp Bennipg. .: Fur1nan
At Atlanta. Ga.-Georgia Tech. ); ogle,
thorpe. O.
At Jackson. Miss birmingham. ;. Mlssis
sppi 3.
4, Williamsburg va.-william and Mary,
10. Williams. /.
Al swarthmor". Pn.-swarthmorc. 6; Dart
mouth. >
At Lewisburc. Pa.-Gettysburr. 6; Buck
nell. /
a, New York-rordham. ); Vermont. l.
81 Darlington. $. e. Rochester, s: Colu,n
bia. =
Al Pensacola. Fia.-Atlanta. o: Pensacola o.
At Macon, Ga.-New Haven. s. Toledo, 1.
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Gotham Sees It's Teams.

NEW YORK. April s.-Greater New
York's three major league base ball
teams Will make their 1921 debuts on
the home lots this afternoon. The
Giants will meet the Washington
at tn. Polo Grounds. and
the Yankees and Dodgers will Go bat
tie at EbbetS Field. Pitcher Carl
Mays probably. viii oppose tadore in
the Yankee-Dodger game. and Doug
las will pitch for the Giants against
Zachary of the Nationals.
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DISABLED SERVICE MEN
TOBE NATIONALS GUESTS

Disabled soldiers. sailors and ma
Y!nes under treatment AT government
hospitals will be guests of thr Ma
tionals at championship games in
American League Park this season as
in other years. President Griffith an
nounced yesterday that fire" scat
reservations would be made for
wounded men IN uniform.
at is not a question whether 7 shall
permit the boys TO enter the park this
year" said President tiriffith when
questioned in regard to continuing
the policy adopted by him In 1918.
but Will they do me the honor to a.,
tend the games as they have in the
PAST. There are non" whom | take
more pleasure in entertaining than
the men who have suffered as i re-
suit Of the great war
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TRAINING GRIND GAMES

r H. f.
Philadelphia Nationals. als........... !
Philadelphia Americans. ........... :
Meadows. Iiubhel Bets and
Withrow. Peters; Ray Moore, Eonimei and j.
Walker.
\; Chattanooga. T"nn.--
Cleveland Americans, ns,.............. 10
Batt.rir- Morton and O'Neiil: Morris, Vines
md Nridc rkGrn.
Al baltimore. FIRST game
baltimore Intprnutionals. ls.......-.... - l
Batteries Iruthor. cadore and hrueger
Bentley. Ogden and lfrian-
Second game
New York Americans. ns............... IL "
Baltimore Intcrnationals s,........... !.
batteries Iioyt, ri.rccy and Hoffman :;
Groves and Davis
At Petersburg. Va
Roston Americans. Observation-Disclosures. |
Petersburg virginia Icasucl ....... 10
Batteries s-Talcott Best ard Chaplin and
Isncy and frcdisnr.
At Little Rock. Ark
Pittsburgh, Nationals. s............... . u !
Little Rock tSou.hern, ............. 3
Land, Kohlhecker.
4, Joplin Mo
Detroit Americans. Observation-Disclosures. ]
Joplin 'WestrrnD D................... s )
Cole, Sutherland and Ainsmitr.
Eas~ler berger, Drcdr. liill and Cady, W.
Smith.
At Wichita. Kan
Chicago Nationals. ls..................l3 II o
Wichita tWcstern' n'...............-.
batteries Weaver and Daly: McDorald,
Billman, l.. Berger and Haley, Griffin.
At Kansas city
Kansas City "a. A J ~ II =
Chicago Americans ID team ....... 13 >
Batteries s-Rfyno!ds. IIOrstman, Williams and
Brock Wilkinson and Lee, Reinhardt.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
TENNIS STARS ON WAY
TO PlNEHURST TOURNEY

NEW YORK. April "a group OF
nationally known tennis players. IN
Guiding several titleholders. left mere
today for Pinehurst. n c. "here theA
viii compete in the annual north ano
south tennis championship tourna-
ment for men and women.
In the party were Mrs. Molla BUR
stedt Mallory, national turf and in
door champion; Miss Florence Ballin
New Jersey champion; MISS Martina
MON: Ichiya Kumagae. the japanese
star: S. Howard Noshell. Vincent
Richards. Harold \. Throckmorton
and Francis T. Hunter.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
New York Richard Due Name Big Fight Site 7oda,
SANDLOT AFFAIR HERE
GOES TO NEW WORKERS
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

n KEW YORK April 9Washngtons hopeus got OFT with the
NJ when finished on the snort
sandlot base ball score2 to lin what was advertised
resemblance cricket match
initial OF the the
here. and hope the
in
souhpaw
Sabbath will find George
hurling horehde
Evening star., 1921-04-09
G. U. AND CORNELL MINES
IN CONTEST AT HILLTOP

Georgetown and Cornell were to
start play at 3:l5 o'clock on Hilton
Field in the only college base bali
game scheduled here this afternoon
The Hilltoppcrs. sent through some
strenuous drills since their victory
over Dartmouth. were exDected ~
start their best lineup since the open-
ing of the campaign. Art REYNOLDS
was selected TO pitch against the
lthacans.
Cornell yesterday scored its sec
ond victory in two days over the
University of Virginia at Charlo,,esI
vile. The Red and White has prac
hcally new team, but many of the
players give promise of becoming
stars at their positions,
Evening star., 1921-04-09

'Eartetl for Sallee in fifth.
fEatted for BENTON in ninth.
tRatted for Brewer in seventh.
sEan for Lewis in seventh.
Nationals .O o % . oil
Two-basp hits-Smith. Kelly. hree-ha>t
hits--Burns. Judge. Stolen base-Harris sac
rifces-f.rower. O'Rourke, Brown. Double
1iay-Piciuich to Harris Left on bases
Giants :: Nationals. .. Bases on bail>-of
Sallee. 4; off Shaw. 4: off benton, /. Hits
of johnson, in 4 innings: off Shaw. in
= % innings: off Acosta > in 1-3 innings
OF Sallse. } in innings: of BENTON. 3 in 1
innings; off Sehf. none In L inning HIT 10y
by johnson. !: by Shaw, /; by Sallee l: by
Ian,on /. Balk-ShaB Winning pitcher
Benton Losing ptcher-AcOsta. Umpire
NJ Rrennan. Time of game hours.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Mitchell Batters Cline.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 9.-Pinkey
Mitchell. local lightweight. was given
the newspaper decision over Irish
Patsy Cline of New York in ten-round
bout last night Mitchell fioored the
New Yorker near the end Of the second
round with stiff right and left to the
jaw After that Mitchell battered Cline
at will. but the New Yorker saved HIM
self repeatedly by clinching.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Dillon's Plea Is Denied.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 9.-Jack
Dillon, indianapolis, light ht-heavyweiSht
boxer appeared before the state ath-
letic board of control yesterday and
pleaded for reinstatement. His appeal
was denied. Dillon is under suspension
for year on the charge of ''stallInS III
a match here January -.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
ADJOURN CHESS PLAY.
Lasker and Capablanca to Renew
Tenth Game Tonight.

HAVANA. April ?.-The tenth game
of the international chess match be-
tween Jose r. Capablanca and DR..
Emanuel Lasker, which was begun
last night, was adjourned early this
morning after thirty moves had been
made.
I.asker sealed" his thirty-first move
and will be the first to begin play to-
night.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
CHAMPION OUTFOUCHT
Lynch Beaten by Young Montreal
in Ten-Round Bout at
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April o.-YounS
Montreal of Providence. r. l.. decisively
outpointed Joe Lynch. bantamHeiGht
champion. in a ten-round no-decis!on
bout last night. Newspaper sport
writers at III" rinGside gave Montreal
seven rounds. Lynch one and called two
even. Montreal weighed lis pounds
and Lynch llSl.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Puryear Defeats Asher.

BALTIMORE. Md. April a.-Earl
Puryear. who now calls Tulsa. Okla.
his homo. earned the decision over
Babe Asher. the a. +. +. bantam
weight champion. in their twelve
round boxing match last night at tn"
Fifth Regiment Armory. Asher and
Puryear put up fairly good mill, so
far as boxing goes. but neither car
ried sufficient power in either hand TO
punch the other into distress or any
:, IA hiy,- L.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
3 Red Sox Have Close Call.

BOSTON. April 9.-In a nip-and- tuck
game the Boston Americans managed
to defeat the Petersburg. Va. team. to
L. yesterday but the victory was not
clinched until the final inning. \ bad
case Of nerves among the minor
leaguers in the ninth frame went Il
long way toward losing the game for
them.
Harry Herman of Whitinsvilie. who
had been trying out for the Red Sox
outficld. is said to have refused a
transfer to Syracuse and may return
to his home.
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Phils Get Pirate Catcher.

PITTSBURGH, April Cliff Lee.
utility catcher of the Pittsburgh Pirates
has been released to the Philadelphia
Nationals Gibson released the back
stop after Lee had informed him that
he was dissatisfied because ne was not
worked in the regular lineup.
Gibson also released Lindquist. a re-
cruit pitcher, to the Coffeyvillc. Kan.
club Of the Southwestern League.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
INDIANS GIVEN 4 JOLT
AS LUNTE HURTS ANKLE

@HATTANOOGA, April 9Iiay unc been p2y
the Cleveland Americans Bill NasgansS
~ his will be OF the
day between the Indians and Chattanooga He is the fifth Cend
will keeny Warnbgan will be able play month
a least.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
"Steal" Lap in Bike Grind.

CHICAGO. April 3 Five teams
ware tied for lead in the number of
miles travelled in the six-day bike
race today when Lorenz and Weber
and Hill and Kockler succeeded IN
stealing A lap on the field: The other
leaders are Madden and MaSin. CORY
and McBeath, Beliens and de Graeves.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Burman Shades Moore.

TOLEDO. Ohio. April 9.-Joe Burnan
of New York was given the newspap per
decision over Roy Moore of ST. Paul in
their twelve-round bout last night
Moore excelled somewhat in the in
fighting. but Burman punished him at
long range They are bantamweiShts.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Reds Turn Down Rous:,.

CiNCIEEATI. Ohio. April 9.-De-
mands of Eddie Roush, outfielder. for
d three -ycar-Contract at 100000 d
year have been turned down by the
officials of the Cincinnati Nationals.
Manager Moran called RouSh on the
long-distance telephone and ask ed
him to come to Cincinnati from his
home. Oakland City, Ind, to talk mat
ters over. Roush declined
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List Eight Tennis Matches.

NEW YORK. April ?.-Columbia a
1rniyersitys varsity tennis team will
engage in eight dual competitions
this spring in addition to the inter
coiIeeiate championships meeting
SUarfhmore. Wesleyan. Yale. Cornell.
Williams, City College. New York :;
New York University. and Pennsyl-
yania
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Big Dual Meet Today.

RERk f.LET. Calf. April 9-Califor-
mia teams compete today with Michigan
on the track and field here. Critics ex-
pect the meet to he close. California
has slight advantage in that the men
have been working out OF doors for
some time. while the visitors have been
confined mainly to indoor competition at
home.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Noted Greenskeeper Dead.

ST. LOUIS. April 9-Edward
sr ~ Buffalo. y. Y. Contry Clup'
died here Yesterday. following "a
Stroke of paralysis. MarZolf had
been engaged by the ST. Louis Coun- :
try club to aid in preparing 'he
courses here for the natiohaI ania
teur golf championship tourhai''eii'
in September.
Evening star., 1921-04-09

Congress- Heights Yankees will enter
tain the Boiling Field Aviators on the
field in Congress Heights tomorrow
afternoon. The mines will swing into
action at ) O'Clock.
Sacred Heart MidEets handed the
Hubbard School Midgets II to s
drubhng. The winners did some long
hitting.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Culver Athletes Enter.

PHILADELPHIA. April 9.-CuIver
Military Academy of Indiana will APP
pear for the first time in an eastern
meet At the Pennsylvania relay carnival
/ april % and 80. Teams from the middle.
western institution have been entered
IN III" lnterscholastic medley relay and
the tWo-mle inte~GChoiiStic event.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Wills Whips Thompson.

ST. LOUIS. No, April 9.-Hary
Wills of New Orleans obtained the
decision over Jack Thomp-
son of Denver in an eight-round bout
las. night They are heavyweightS
Evening star., 1921-04-09
Carpenter in Spain.

MADRID. April S.--tieorgcs Car
pentier champion heavyweight pugl-
list of Europe has arrived in Spain
He will take part in an exhibition
bout here Monday.
Evening star., 1921-04-09
JERSEY CITY is LIKELY
TO BE SCENE OF BATTLE
BY FAIRPLAN.

EW YORK April oThe dope that Tex Rchard today VIII
Jersey City the the big fight between Dempsey and
Carpenter. Report that fighters will either within
the ncosure OF the Jersey base bail park barren stretch
sand build
think he
think Newark a
aw O a lcgaizing with dccisio