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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-07

Hiram-Otterbein VS.. Hiram.
.Akron-Wooster VS.. Akron.
Defiance-Toledo VS. Defiance.
Manhattan-Washbu VS.. Kansas
Aggies.
Detroit-DuQuesne VS.. Detroit.
Sioux City-Western Union VS..
Morningside.
AmeS-Ames VS.. Coe
olumbia-Missouri VS.. Grinnell.
Des Moines-.Cornell VS.. Drake.
Brookings-St. Thomas VS.. South
Dakota State.
Appleton-Carroll VS. Lawrence.
Lincoln-Illinois State Normal VS..
Lincoln.
East Lansing-,Albion VS.. Michigan
Aggies.
characterization VS.. Marquette.
South
Naturalization VS. Georgia
Tech
Baton Rouge-Iowa State VS.. 10y
ola
Blacksburg, Va-Willam & Mary
VS.. V. +. !.
Columbia, s. C.-Presbyterian Col
lege of S. C. VS.. S. C.
Columbus, Ga-Wofford VS.. U. S.
Infantry School
del.
Danville, Ky-Mississippi VS.. Cen
ire
Durham, N. C-Hampden-S Sidney
VS.. Trinity IN. c..
Gainesville, Fla-Furman VS.. Flor
ida
Knoxville, .-Maryville VS..
Tennessee.
Lexington, Van. C. State VS.. w.
& L.
Lexington, va.-V. NJ. I. vs.. Roam.
Oke.
Lexington, Ky.-Kentucky vs. Univ
of Cincinnati.
Lynchburg, Va-Eion VS.. Lynch
burg.
Louisville, Ky.-Bethel vs.. Louis
Vile
Macon. Ga-No Ga. Aggies VS.
Mercer
Montgomery, Ala bama Auburn VS.
Spring Hill
New Orleans-Miss. College VS.
Tulane.
ichmond-Maryland VS.. Richmond
| College.
Shreveport, La.-La. College VS.
Centenary.
A. & NJ -.
Tuscaloosa, Ala-Oglethorpe VS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-07

Another bout of stellar Importance
is also in the making. Carlos, the
clever lightweight Filipino who
pleased fans here sometime ago in
two appearances, both of which he
won by Kayos, is in ketchikah and
an effort is to be made to get him for
the card A countryman of Carlos, a
local boy, is reported as being equal
ly as clever as he is. The Unalgl
also has a nifty lightweight and one
orstwo local boys would welcome a
chance to box with Carlos.
With the Collier-Manila go for the
main attraction, match between
Carlos and someone in his class for
the somi-windup, the Elks should be
able to furnish fight fans with one
of the best cards seen here in years
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-07

Alabama
Wake Forest, N. C.-Elon VS.. Wake
Forest.
Washington, d. C.-Lebanon VS..
Georgetown.
Clemson, s. C.-,Clemson VS. New
berry.
Maryville, Tenn-Louisvile VS..
Maryville.
ashvile-Henders Brown vs.
Vanderbilt.
At Eugene-Oregon VS.. Willamette.
Stanford VS.. Olympic
Club.
observation-disclosures VS.. Marines.
Seattle-Washingt VS.. Montana.
Walla Walla-Idaho VS.. Whitman.
Reno-Nevada VS. St Mary's.
Cfaremont-U. S. c. VS.. Pomona
observation-disclosures Frosh VS..
Sacramento High.
Stanford-iStanford Frosh VS.. Long
Beach High.
Tacoma-College of Puget Sound
VS.. Gonzaga.
Tucson-Arizona VS.. Phoenix In
dians.
Denver-Wyomins VS.. Colorado
Mines.
Albuquerque-Denve University
vs.. New Mexico.
Provo-Utah Aggies VS.. brigham
University
Salt T.aka-COllaye of Idaho yS
Utah.
| orvallis-Oregon Aggies VS.. Pa
cific University.
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CAST-OFF PITCHER SHOWS HOW
TO WIN CAME; SCOTT IS HERO

would pitch. McQuilan had warmed
up, but McGraw was not pleased.
Suddenly turning to Scott, McGraW
ordered him on the mound.
This cast-off pitcher allowed the
Giant outfie lders to make only six
put-outs and the Yankees only four
hits, getting only six men to first
base.
Scott is today hailed as 1.-The"
pitcher who "came back" and Nc
Graw is saying nothing but 81 used
my judgment"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-07
BOB Martin
KNOCKED OUT

NEW YORK, Oct. Floyd John
son, of California, won technical
knockout last night in the 10th of
what was to have been a 15-round
bout with Bob Martin, heavyweight
champion of the American Expedi-
tionary Forces. Martin opened the
10th rushing to meet Johnson but
missed and received the conquering
punishment
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. John William
Scott, dismissed by Cincinnati in
July, when he did not make good
after having been traded by Boston,
is said then to have sought a chance
with McGraW of the Giants.
McGraw had SCOTS arm treated
by a specialist.
Scott then won 8 out of 10 games
but was still rated low.
When McGraW went on the field
Yesterday he had not decided who
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-07
NOTICE.

After October 10 no telephone
rentals fer the month of October
will be accented at discount. All
remittances by mail must bear post
mark of not later than last discount
date. Please be prompt.
JUNEAU & DOUGLAS TELE-
adv. PHONE co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-07
ONE HUNDRED
AND Nineteen
GAMES TODAY
Football Season Will Practi-
cally Open With Big Games
in the u. S. Today.

CHICAGO, Oct THE following
list of football games scheduled for
today is:
Lewiston. Me-Bates vs.. Tufts.
Boston, Mass-Boston College VS..
Boston University.
Providence, R. Brown VS.. Colby.
Lewisburg, Pa.-Bucknell vs.. Sus-
quehanna.
Pittsburgh, Pa--Carnegie Tech. vs..
Geneva.
Hamilton, n Y.-Colgate VS.. AL
legheny.
New York-'Columb VS.. Amherst
Storrs, Conn-Connecticut Aggies
VS. Massachusetts Aggies.
Ithaca, N. Y.-1Cornell VS.. Niagara
Hanover, n H-Dartmouth vs.
Maine
Carlisle, Pa-Dickinson VS.. AL
bright
Lancaster, Pa-Frank and Marsh
VS. w. Maryland.
Washington, D. George Wash
ington VS.. Quantico Marines.
Washington, D. C.-Georgetown VS.
Leb. Valley.
Clinton, n. Y.-Hamilton VS.. Ro
chester.
Cambridge, Mass-Harvard VS.
Holy Cross.
averford-Haverford VS.. Stevens
Geneva, N. Y-Hobart vs.. Rens
salaer
Baltimore, Md-Johns Hopkins VS.
Mt. ST. Mary's.
University.
Middlebury, Vt.-Middlebury VS.
Williams
Allentown, Pa.-Muhlenberg VS.
Delaware.
Durham, N. H-New Hampshire
vs.. Norwich.
Philadelphia-Penn VS.
Univ. South.
Chester. Pa.-Pennsylvania Military
vs.. St. Joseph's.
I d.
Gettysburg.
sburgh-Pittsburgh VS.. Lafay
cite.
Princeton, N. princeton vs.
Virginia.
New Brunswick, N. J.-Rutgers VS.
Fordham.
Annapolis. Md.-St. Johns vs.
Washington.
Swarthmore, Pa.-Swarthmore vs.
Ursinus.
Syracuse, N. Y.-Syracuse vs.. N
Y University.
Schenectady, N. Y.-Union vs.. st
Lawrence.
West Point-U. S. Military Acad
envy VS.. Kansas.
Annapolis-U. s. Naval Academy
vs.. West Reserve.
Burlington, Vt.-Vermont VS.
Springfield.
Washington, ashington ant
Jefferson VS.. Bethany.
Middletown, Conn.-Wesleyan VS.
Bowdoin.
Morgantown, Va-West Virgins
VS. Marietta.
Worcester, Mass-Worcester Tech
VS. Trinity.
New Haven-Yale VS.. North Caro-
lima.
Midwest
Iowa City-Knox vs.. Iowa.
Chicago-Georgia VS.. Chicago.
INSTRUMENTATION VS.. Wisconsin
Ann Arbor-Case VS.. Michigan.
Lafayette-James Millikan vs.
Purdue.
Evanston-Beloit VS.. Northwestern
Minneapolis Dakota VS.
Minnesota.
Columbus Wesleyan VS.
Ohio State.
Bloomin gton-De Paw vs. Indiana
Notre Dame-St. Louis vs.. Notre
Dame.
Lincoln-iSouth Dakota VS.. Ne
St. Louis-Rolls VS.. Washington.
Dayton-Dayton VS.. Earlham.
anapolis-Chicago Y. NJ. C. A
VS.. Butler.
Terre Haute-Hanover VS.. Rose
Poly.
alparaiso-Western State Nor
NAL VS.. Valparaiso.
Crawfordsville-Lak Forest VS.
Wabash.
Misunderstanding vs.. Creighton.
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Wit
tenburg. f wi
Granville-Wilmington W. Denni
son.
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EPIStOIkI.s

At the Church OF the Epiphany
tRev. j. H. Gibboney. rector)-T:3O \
NJ. Holy Communion. II a. NJ
Morning Prayer and sermon; \ l.. NJ
Evening Prayer and sermon. 800 y
NJ. church school and Bible classes
J.. NJ. Young Peoples League.
At st. Thomas'-At ~ NJ. Holy
Communion $40 ~ NJ. churcn school
and Bible class; II Il NJ. Morning
Prayer and sermon, Building the
Wall" i. NJ. Young Peoples So
ciety; J.. NJ. musical service.
AZ st. john's-Scrvices ut ii a. NJ
by the rector. tile Rev. Hugh w
Suhl"tt Mems Bible Glass at Gas
y. NJ
At Grace-The rector. Rev ". II.
Burkhardt. ID T.. viii preach a; II
In the morning ANA IN the evening.
Celebration 81 tho Holy Communion
at in the morning. sunday school
and Bible lecture for men ana wo-
men at ?:i5.
At the Church of the Holy Com
fortrr tev. W. L. Cox. rcctor)-
Holy Communion. go \. NJ Sunday
school and Bible classes. $3.50 \. NJ.
Morning Prayer ana sermon. II 4. NJ.
Evening Prayer and sermon, SIZE
H. NJ.
AZ st. Jam"s'-Th" pastor, Rev. q.
t'reeiand Peter. will preach at II \.
NJ. and S:lo l.. NJ. Sunday school nj
";3o y. NJ. Communion ~ \. NJ.
Nihl" class for men and women at 10
~ NJ.
~ All sunday school with
'''n'e classes at ".@o y. VI. The rec
'or the Roy J. Y bowman. II. n.
VIII preach al II y. NJ. ami conduc,
Evening Prayer ~ : o'clock
ut the Church OF the Ascension
HOLY Communion. $50 \. NJ Morn
ing prayer and sermon. u o'clock.
subject: The Supreme Law" Eve
ninE Prayer and sermon, y o'clocR.
subject: AN tutailug Source of
strength Church school ana lirn,r
classes. %" y. NJ. The rector. nov.
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Philip y. Arthur. viii preach a, both
services.
lt st. paui's--''hc pastor. l;ev. VI.
Russell Bowie. VIII preach Ut s:l5
7. NJ. on The Beloved Physician"
SnndaS' school at $50 \. NJ
At st. Amdrews-lI Communion
40 \. NJ. Morning services. II \
NJ. the Rcv. j. Francis Ribhlc. -. II.
will preach. Evening l'raycr and
sermon. l.. ". TIC Ecv. W. GicgeI
Irwin Will speak "m 9TH" Principal
Religious Bodies That Have Arise,
Since the determinations" Mems Eibl,
Glass in the chapel. $50 -. VI. Aft.
ern"oh Sunday schuol will open al
the Mission, a:S0 l.. NJ
AT Christ Church Services viii b,
conducted by the Rev. T. y. dcl'oc
wagner at II 4. NJ. and = =. NJ Holy
Communion Will he administered g;
go y. NJ. Sunday school and Mems
Bible Glass meet At ?:A5 \. NJ
At Holy Trinity UE-v. j. J. era
watt. ID. H.. r.ctor( Holy Communion
and sermon. II y. NJ Evening SER
vice at l.. NJ. sunday school and
Young Women's bible Class. 9:iJ \
NJ. Mems Bible Glass. 10 ~ NJ. Tn.
rector Will preach az the norninG :,
service. and Francis H. Eall will
speak at the evening service.
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school at 9:&5 \. NJ. Evory Member
Canvass. Sunday afternoon.
ritI;SHYTEI,IAN

y; notwithstanding service.
III o'clock Oh The Lords supper"
Evening service. y o'clock on The
story Of the Christian Church Sun.
day school. s:3o ~ NJ. Mems Bible
Class. Womens Bible calss. 10 y. NJ
Christian Endcavor. juniors. $3.50 T.
NJ. Young People. T. NJ.
AT Firs;--Dr. r. Il. McFaden will
conduct morning services IT II y. NJ
Evening service ut = l.. NJ. Bible
classes At $50 a. NJ. Sunday school
ut g:30 q. NJ
At Second-Thc pastor. Rev RUS
sell Cecil, II. -. viii preach AZ IL a.
NJ. and L. N. Sunday school, a:45
n. NJ, and Young Peoples League at
1:l5 l.. NJ.
AT Grace Covcuant-Thc pastor will
preach at II ~, NJ. ON Empowered
for Service" sunday school. gao a.
NJ. Young Peoples Society. : l.. NJ.
Vt Fulton Preaching. II y. NJ. and
i. NJ. by the pastor Rev. Hugh
Fit%patriclt. Sunday school. $40 \.
NJ. Christian Endeavor, l.. NJ
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CHRISTIAN.

At Highland Park lin the school au-
misunderstanding by Rev. g. iiu-
bert Stccd at II -. NJ. on "a Good
Man" and at S r. NJ. on The Good
Fortune OF Hard Luck" Eiblc school
at 1870 y. NJ. Christian Eudeavur
= l. NJ
~ Hanover Avenue-f:vanEclis j
Boyd Jones will preach at II \. NJ
ON "rh" Church Without Spot OF
Wrinkle and at .:i5 y NJ. ON 9Th,
Law ot Adoption" Bible school a;
$50 ~ NJ Junior and Senior En-
d"av"r Societies at 6:i5 T.. NJ. Evan
Eclistic meetings will coutinu.
throughout the week each evening at
7:iJ.
Al seventh Street.-The pastor. pr.
II. i. g Maclachlan. will occupy his
rulpi, at II ~ NJ. and $ I. NJ SUh-
i"ct Tor the morning sermon viii be:
9TH" Glory That shines Through \
special musical program viii feature
the evening service. ia which the
quartet choir will be assisted by
Professor Andonegui. violinist. The
subject FOR the sermon viii be:
",;r"a, hymns and Their Mcssage:,'
y; -'hird-Thc pastor. Rev. /. -.
HelSatcrk. Will occupy his pulpit a,
II y. NJ and s T.. NJ. Morning sub
jet: christianity and tn. Home. -"
Rihlc school. $50 A. NJ senior En-
dcavor. : l. NJ. Mission study class
and prayer service. Wednesday. : 10
I'M
At First temporary place OF wor-
ship. William Fox School. 2SOa Ham
over Avenue. Rev. w 4. Walters. -.
-. pastorJ The pastor will preach
AT II \. NJ. and $ u. NJ. sunday
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MErIIODIST,

At C"ntcnary-At II ~ VI and S
/. Nj. sermons by Dr. W l.. Linglc
o! The Union Theological Seminary.
~ Union Preaching at II
y NJ. by Rev. James Y. Fair. II. y,
al i. Nj, 10y Rev. Gilbert &. Glass
j.. -.
NJ Pace Mcmoriai-Prcachfn al II
y NJ. 10y Or. :. {. Mitchell. Of Uni
v"rs.ty of Richmond, ana at l.. NJ
by Rev. .. r.. Huchholz. of Asscmbiy
Training school. Gintcr Park. sun
day school and Mons Bible Glass
$50 a NJ Epworth League. : i. NJ
~ branch Mcmor!al-Hcv. 7. l.
peane VIII preach AT II y. NJ. and
Key. y. + Womblcdorf at s T.. NJ
sunday school at $50 A. NJ Epwo.tn
LcaEu" AZ 1:l5 y NJ.
y, Trinity II y NJ. preaching by
Rev. john Ernest Cook, D. D.. \ T.
y by T.. J.. overly. sunday school.
$50 y. NJ Mons IIihlc Glass. a:45 y.
NJ Erw"rth League. 7:l5 l.. NJ
NJ Denny Strrct-Rcv. Staples win
preach AT II 4. NJ. and ]. H. Hin,ord
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tinnal integrity az its institutions q.
governments I cannot. withou, pro-
test. sec their Integrity dvbas.d
respectfully request. Therefore. mat
az Governor Of tho state. Won take
slEh action At ono" as may be ncrcs-
sGN - cause tho conduct OF this in
tiSati"n I" be under tn. exclusive
authority and Jurisdiction Of q com
netcn;. fearless officer, OF INC state.
Who VIII not he Su5jec; 10 county
Limitation. political cntanclcDl.u, ar
DEITY disputes between rival dctcc-
tlve forces. hut who VIII lie one OF
the mind and determination 10 csiab-
!ish the truth ana 10 bring The guilty
to speedy Justice"
Mrs Hairs attorney urged the
Governor 10 use his moral power 10
bring about "thoroughIy compra-
hensive. inrNlligent and coherent in j..
Hestiga'!on az this hideous crime"
Results Nil IL to Present.
Snch an investigation has not
been madc." pfcincr wrote. nor do
thf methods hitherto cuploycd by
tire present prosecutors indicate 1hat
II viii ever be on can be made bv
them. The hest result OF their ac-
INVITES up 70 the present. So far "a
"a solution OF the crime or the de-
Nc!opmcnt ~ my clue reasonably
looking toward the solution is con-
c".ncG. Is absolutely uN"
The appeal ia the Governor was
gwen out after "a family conference
at the home a.: Mrs. HAN lasting
over an uour. 1t followed unuiiicial
reports today ina' IN" iuvesttgu7img
authorities Intended again 10 uuc.-
ii"n the rrctors WIDOW. she va.
said 10 to !u poor health. hut h.r
condition was not considered .nri,,,y
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CLEMENCEAU SURE
OF FAIR HEARING IN j. s.
Former Premier viii Ask No
Aid for France, He
Saws.
LNv Nsso.Iat.l -. !

PARIS. oct, i3-Formcr Premier
Georges Gicmenccau returned from
the country today ana began nnsl
preparations for his second Am-ri-
can trip with as much enthusiasm as
Tor his FIRST trip more than fifty
years ago.
lie VIII sail on November II and
deliver his nrst lecture At tho Metro
iolitan opera House New York. on
November %. after which ne viii
taik IN Boston, Chicago. Kansas city.
Now orleans. WASHINGTON and pos
siJly rhlad"Inhta.
The Tiger MAS in the best Of
spirits on his arrival lie proceeded
- talk In II Joking way Of the DIFF
'crcn, INTERPRETATIONS that have been
placed upun his undertaking. hut he
refused absolutely TO bc Interviewed
~ "a what his course in America
would b.. lie remarked. however
with twinkle in his eye. that his
YEP aid not appear to please every
fne over here" bu; that il mat
tered little, since what ne had to
say was intended only for the peo-
PIE over there
Furthermore. in spite of his aver
sIon 20 interviews. he made il clear
ihai his voyage was not connected
WITH the program of any political
party; that :, was arranged entire
" outside amy political consideration
Or "tiiiaiion. lie WAS EoiuE to the
n!tcd states, he Indicated. 10 ask
Tor nothing To suGEest nothing aud
with the sole purpose ui stating the
French case.
lie has no plan for American par
iic!pHtion IN the settlement OF Euro
rean troubles. he made it plain, and
VII carefully refrain from anything
That looks Xix. am upn.al 10 ,ho
united states Tor aid. The aim OF
MS speeches viii bc TO reach Ameri-
gan puhlic opinion with VIVA, he con
sd"rs fair and loyal statement OF
the pertinent facts in the European
i"l!iic"! and financial situations In
dSius TINS h. considers. In spite of
deprecative comment here. tina, he
WI &" serving his country
= kpow III! gei a fair hearing"
lie said and that's all want"
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I.lTtI Fir y,

At Bethlehem Evangclical--R.v. o.
A. Sauer Will preach at II A. VI. on
Mission Work Most Important
and Blessed Work Of "a Christian.
Evening services at i. VI on The
Suprcm. Duty az Man to Man
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MetI.o,,Ist, ,no ro,,nrc,.

TORONTO ONT. Oct. i3-ro-
bacco will no longer ind a place In
the habits of the future ministers
OF the Methodist Church in Canada
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SpOSrOI.It',

y; the Apostolic chvr2h-Rcv. +.
q. i'casc Will preach sunday night at
O'Clock oli NO More Jacob" sun
day school at 10 a. NJ
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the church. and In tho future II will
be incumbon1 upon all entering tho
ministry to mako an affirmative an
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{ NIT NltN.

At First Church---Thc Rev. John u.
Reid Will preach at II a. n. on Not
Far From Us" sunday school at
1920 >. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-14

~ WAS bnnished last night as an
nndesirabls by tho delegates attend
Ing tho Qundronnlal conference OF
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Grace Episcopal
Church

tMaim Street. two blocks below the
JeffrrSon.)
Rev. W. II. HuKKHARDT, u. D.,
Rector
s a. NJ. celebration OF the Holy
Communion.
9:45 y. NJ. Sunday School and Bible
lecture for men aud women.
II y. NJ, Morning Prayer and SER
mon.
y. NJ. Evening Prayer and ad
dress.
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Holy Trinity Church

Rev. j. J. Gravat. u. H.. Rector.
Holy Communion and sermon. II a.
NJ. Evening Service at i. NJ. SUN
day Scnool and Young WOmcn's Eiblc
Class. J:i5 y. NJ. Mems Bible Class
10 \. NJ. The rector will preach ut
jhc morning service and Mr.. Francis
II. Fan Will speak at the evening
service.
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swcr To the question: "And will yo,
continue 10 abstain from the use OF
tobacco"
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st. Paul's Church

.:45 ~ NJ. holy Communion.
"45 4. NJ. Sunday Schon! and Bible
Classes.
II 4. NJ. Morning Prayer.
7:i5 i. NJ. Musical Prelude.
SIS L. NJ, Evening Prayer.
Tho rector. Rev. w. Russell Bowie.
u. H.. Will preach I'm tho morning on
"A Friend OF Cod and at niSht on
Tho Beloved Physician"
Evening star., 1922-07-16

The Mohawk-War Finance match
promises to be a warm contest. The
Indians have a we'll balanced team
that has taken the measure of Cos.
the Hartfords. Much of their sue
cess has been due to consistent bat
ting behind good hurting by Smith
This pitcher will meet worthy. op-
pcnent, however, in Shrider, yni-
yersity of Maryland star. The Mary
lander has been responsible for both
of the victories credited to War
Finance and. after a thorough rest,
should be primed for battle Wednes-
day. .s
On form the Mohawks apparently
outclass the Gibraltars, to be met
Friday, but you never can tell about
these Gibs. Last year the team was
unlimited division, yet IT trampled
over mines carrying swollen reputa- :
tions. This year the GIBBS have played
like -and-outers, but they have a
mean habit of running amuck on
Some days. Friday may be the day
for the Big Rock boys.
Section b of the senior division
was reduced to five teams yesterday.
when Friendship Athletic Club was
cast out Of the series by the execu-
tive committee. Friday the Friend
SHlpS lOrIelteQ 10 tue nWoTtHS lic
offense being their second of such
a nature within a week. The South
east boys thereby automatically re-
linquished their right to further par
ticipation in the championships.
Early this season the Friendships
were expected to be formidable con-
tenders for honors in their class.
Under the guidance of Miss Lorraine
Wall the club had attained consid-
erabIe prominence among the sand
lotters and was recognized generally
as one that fought its battles on the
diamond. not in council rooms nor
in wordy arguments with umpires
But success so affected the club that
many OF its members had to get
larger hats. and most of them began
to believe they could handle Friend
ship affairs better than could Miss
Wall.
So the manager who had given sc
much of her time and energy to the
development of Friendship Athletic
Club, left the boys to themselves. II
was not long before umpire batting 6
became more fashionable than ball
playing with the team and the club
excellent reputation built by Miss
Wall soon was damaged severely.
Now. lacking. leader and standing,
friendships prospects are about ae
Evening star., 1922-07-16

Il have had my share of luck in
accepting a large number Of chances
in one game" said Scott. Last year
know why, except that try for
everything and play deep. Last year
accepted eight chances in one game
seventeen times. That was high and
was tied by. Harris Of Washington.
Twice 1 grabbed twelve. but couldn't
get any closer to the record, which
is away above that. Pratt had eish-
teen in 1920.
This year I am running away be-
hind. don't see that any Of the
boys are going up very high, although
Harris Of Washington manages to get
his share in our league all Of the
time.
.'T am beginning to think that the
batters in tho American hit so hard
that there 10 no chance for the player
to get the ball by crossing the
grounders. II you don't get those
that como straight to you. the others
go straight away from You. and the
scorers have little argument as to
whether or not they are hits.
IT things do not change in our cir
at the end Of the season by the Ma.
tioral infielders. 20 far - the record
for extra chances is concerned: Some
will say that We are not - fast as
the National fnnsiderv and others that
our pitchers are hit harder than the
elder arcuit pitcher2 ! don't know
Il know that I'm not getting As
many ground chances ~ did. and
yet tn take . long bet that I'm not
slowing up. I can set over back OF
third ~ eastly a. I could whom was
half through with tho more than 800
games rve played to date"
Evening star., 1922-07-16
GRIFFS PLAN A BENEFIT
FOR COMMUNITY HOUSE

Tho chamDionship game between
the Nationals and White so1, sched-
uled for Thursday, AuSust -, at
AnAeiean Leasss Park. VIII be q ben
eft affair for Trinity Community
House. Sd and G Streets northwest.
Arrangements to this effect were
naade made at . luncAeon given NJ
the City Club Friday BY the Shrine
Caravan Club, at which Clark Grimth
and various membees .Df the WASH
ington and Chicago clubs were
Guests, including AItrock, snatth.
Harris, Rice, Shanks,s Collins, Schalk
and Hodge.
President Pearson Of the Shrine
Caravan Club appointed Elwood r.
Morey, J. r. NauGie ana Rev. DaSid
II. Covell, with the first named chair
man, . committee to conduct the sale
Of tickets, with . capacity attendanoe
NJ the goal to 0jfufther the interests Of
the welfare work for chld1en.