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HAVANA RESULTS

FIRST RAcB--rhree.ysar- and
gpi five .erd cns-han furlonel Carrie
Moore. ios fFislds). $3.50. $3.50. Ss.So.
1910, sscesd: The Boy. ifo foantnsrS.
sssss e.s $ iiss ksas..,ss .s vss': e:
SECOND RACE - rhrse year o,d.;
$40. won; Foul Weather. 1e4 (Yerratt).
H.ae. third Time. I:iSi-6. iwninx.
Refrain. Foy. Grandson also ran
THIRD RACE--rhrss-fo -fourths mile;
three-year-olds and upward. India, %
sGross,t 1850. $3.50. ss;se, won; Mary
second; Thistle Queen. ies tstuttsS.
Melee. ThistisSleom. scintnisi:. Hsiis
TogRrH RAcE-rhr..-y..r-o,a. ana
up; nree-fcurfhs mile. Miss caitha.
s orssss ssris is Ss 49, ses .se. ..e
ond; Perigcurdins. iio {wcods stocis),
s..sAin. H. Nay hd... s kitty XII cs..,s:@ ass s:,
Sirfa HAcE-rhr..-four,h. ml,..
ssss ssronssss wss: iss nsmSiSs SGiSsra 1S ss
caiIshanl, ss.Se sayo. second: Noon
1:Is Is Rosie T.. rrsnh &. Preach.
SIXTH Rzck One miis ana fifty
yaraG thrss-yesr-cids and up. Duke o.
wsiainston. lis tqanter). 500, $50.
;ssss ss ss..e M ..sosa sssn iS r,s.oes s.'as, Il;
lwoodstock). ss.Ss. third. Time. i:4ts-G
kins b prspery, Lady rrssmsp.
Miserfcods, Paroi also ran.
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YOUNG RIDING
STAR CAUSING
MUCH COMMENT
Meteoric Rise Of Johnny Cor
coran One Of jefferson Park
Meetings Features.

Anew ORLEANS, Dec. 1e.
IN Some acquire fame after
- years Of effort-some have 1t
thrust upon them, but Johnny Cor
coran, the pugnacious little New
Orleans Third warder, who Is
proving the riding sensation Of
the winter season here, has fought
his own battle for the crown he
wears so jauntily today.
The seventeen.year-old local boy
who rode his first winner astrtde
AL Kirby's filiy, Cho Cho, at La
tonia on September 80 and returned
the next day. to ride another, has
steadily increased his score until
now at the end of forty-three rae
ing days he has forty-seven win
ners to his credit and 10 the most
sought pilot in racing.
Two years ago the son OF . wild
owed mother played hockey from
st. Joseph's School and went to the
Fair Grounds to present himseh to
George Atkinson. owner OF Taylor
Maid and other horses. After OBJ
tanning employment he secured his
mothers permission to cease school
attendance and oegan saiioping
horses.
Atkinson was not, however, Inn
pressed and refused to give Johnny
contract. whereupon he enlisted
the services Of the family coal man.
who told Al Kirby. his present en-
ployer, of the youngsters deter
mination to become q rider. Kirby
signed Johnny and he rode his first
horse at the Fair Grounds last win
ter.
Since October Corcoran has head
ed the winning riders list at La,
tonia and Jefferson, the only meet
ings at which he has ridden.
Kirby refused one offer of $15,-
900 for Johnny's contract and has
been asked whether S22 900 would
interest him. Corcoran has been
proclaimed the find" OF years by
several veteran horseman racing
here,
His rare courage displayed last
week. the day after fall. his judg-
ment of pace In distance races. and
his alertness 1T the barrier. coupled
with his ability to use the whip
and fight his way out OF close
quarters are the greatest adjuncts
to his present standing.
8 Corcoran Is here under the man
asenhent Of Nose Goldblatt. Cincin-
natl horsernan, and will probably
recognize jefferson LIVINGSTON. the
.catsup king" for whom Kirby -
training. as his employer next year
when the Metropolitan turf may
have an opportunity to witness him
IN action.
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TIA IuAAA ENTRIES.
ron SUNDAY.

/. Y I. "a +.
FIRST RAcEL--Claiming: sSeo; NJ
sgss; five furlonss sPinsgaana. sol
Point leG i.Fort chufchni. 100; MAR.
.:s..s: !:s ss as ss .Ssas-E:: ssss r:s i s:a s.s
sfnssc; snc6Np h,1 RACE $500; oi.,n,ns. Al
sgss: i've furicngs Littie Smile, fe!;
Mi:. H'.n J1s: ~: sess Dsssar w. dst ass
:ss: s.s: ssss ss's is' sss.s -:
'THrap RACE 500. el.,m,ns: N
R.ss .ss sI Rsar:; sd isi .rss SslI..p sS
ies; oss,y. Hsh.sAass iisi II Esneyss s. I
III H .Ars.nte. iSs; prifsins. fdsssh'iss 10
fsseaHisr sSHSrh H. ia si.,nl.,i Al
ssss; five furlo9Es sEisam; ie4i sPssr-
,iS Ia ci p.ls ,ss ~ fsyss ~ "issf; iss:
vi yirTH II I'iH SxdEI4s1rss. jsee: 81 slslmins
AZ .gss: fiye toEicng .Disk Tsrpainn.
csra cSss.r lee fzs vshsssacs. iiSss;;
slSTa sscs ~ s.asIs.s. ssrs.-
yssr -oIds and tpt one and .ons-ltxteenth
Ps,ss % ss sgR%s Priss p,s.s q Wsddn: dos
psskssrn ana. isi; Loo Anna. iss;
SEvENfH n RxcE--Purss. ssss: el.im.
ms; snrss-yesr-cids ana up; one mile.
s.s..ssss 'i ~ :. s'''s:ss ss 81
1inaa siaH9h s RAcr rur.s. sss,; me.
yssr-eids End spi i've ssd cn:-hslf fsr-
Bssss isss .csi:f ssg seqgtssii III ~ s''sas ssii'
Blackwsii. i11. ~ 81 NJ 4 \ isb n Va ~ 31 Z
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TIA IUANA RESULTS

4 T. ii l. = = =
.,.g,s... .sssa Hassl s 1s.l;.-, ''5'sss ,1s p.
1850. second; Thrills :. 1es tMartin).
40. thru: Time, @ iios. Also & ran,- r
MAudis wilson. -,
SECOND RAcr-rtv. furiougs: Req.
nIn. los (wilson). tI.Se. ss.io. sase,
is2o. second; oiymplsd. isI tRslls).
so. @ cansioa. :s ss ssa.disi.. s S sass:s. % f s.i
wood. saf - 3
THIRD RAcE--ons mile ana one fur
long Dolph. ies (RaIlse 81. %. 3iss.
won: judge David. ies stPetsoldl ts.xs.
"a ssccnd Gen. BynSs ies tshaffsr).
siisx IL Littls orphsn, John Arbor.
Miiierbhre. .I
& FOURTH RAcE-Fiye ana . hair fur-
lonSs Corn Gutter, III tNsrtinss). 81 80.
$50. $40 won; shermsn A.. ies snol-
scIa, .sss, H. 49, sSr sssfES r. ics tf.s II.
Tss. Lsrist Jsns a. and Chick Bsrklss
vrrrH RACE Sin fuflons.. Crystal
Ford. Lei tEails). e1s.so t1.se, 1t.3e,
weny Taller Maid. 1ea lPetsoidl. 1870.
ss;,S :s; s'sSns: Hc;sh s.,. 9 srhemss, ssss VA,
Ettis riorsncs. Goes Cola
,sss' si1s J. & ssss.' 20 !Pssso,i, ss;ss.
sis5sj. si'si ssoS sseond. Count soris.
iiis m IL Summer siss. Isos ssas Lss.s. L1a%s.
Madss =. also ran. sF7 -'
snvENTH RACE one mile. whipp.t.
yss. l1e tFstcs2 !s.3S. si!s second;
Grss ms is hss' y. iS. p.s a. sa.:n,a snIs e
Doubls Eys. lffdfa Norfords last -
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HAvANA ENTRIES
ron SUNDAY,

u . n
. YrasT RACE Two-ysar. .cld.; elsim-
sBrushwood. -; vsinond. %: Nutty, 81;
Wsrs. ioi. HSy.assrss. Az % ia.
snGoEp RACE !s 1 Thrs..y:ar- ga: An. ana
,en.s Tsysl,s. y Ise; Z. :xE yrisnd "a: r.
iran. iss. san san iDssso. i iSs: HsmpSi,. Iii iii.
Tsa,D nAcn Tnsss !,ss yssr,.,as s.a y. .sj
furionss. sDiscussiou. ies, scecs d me
Ro6st ies; valsnttns Dor 1o1; Cur
rency. iosi Carrie Mssrs. los, snaa. ife:
Hchokus. III. Wedgswood, fis. n IN
FOURTH RAcE--T ssr-eIds ana
mp: claiming: purse esso. six fnriones-
ssnas M "a 1Ssa ss,s..r. ASs,: '.fh Fl, n Ss., ss
Hesu.'fIi. Tftsnia, III Lustrs. M 81
;:sss sssss III. i:ssns;iss Sss sas' III s%ss
SIrrH RACE rhr.. -y.af old. ssd
mp; pure efoo; one and thfss-sixtssnth
miles sCcscorron, %: sBrynlimah, fo6;
sBsttis Mcuntsfn. 100; swalter Turnbow.
gtenswsii. 1906 wsksfisid. ifs; Cavalier.
sixrH nAcn rns.. -y.sr.eiss ana
sssiy si ssfds Gso ca Tsii SRs IT. m': .ssr. sna
rstts. o.; skathissn K.. -; sBob diiss
ips: Nsiis Yorks ioS; Hi coronSl, isl;
NV RSSNTH ss5 sss Fssfsr e, u
Sp; eIsise'ns psr,s re: one one mile s.d
.sss Is; he trsis iii; h'sss sis; s.Sss Tss.
,Wsethsr cissr; tr.ek fast. Z
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The lineup Of the two teams VIII
in all probability be as follows:
Legionnaires to Have
Basketball Quintet

Another basketball team VIII
shortly appear In local sports circles.
an the Washington Legionnaires win
present court aggregation, opening
it's season January by meeting the
George Washington University i've
at the Coliseum.
Legionnaires who desire to try for
berths on the club are requested to
meet at Spaidings Monday at 4:3O
O'clock. Commander Watson B. Nm.
Ter. OF the District Of Columbia de-
partment OF the legion, sponsored
the first American Legion basket,
ball team last winter. which lost q
hotiy-contested game 70 the Yankees.
ana this year he ID keen to zee q
strong team of Legionnaires compete
against the Buff and Blue squad.
Charley Swan win head the baslet-
ball aggregation. and can be reached
at Main $3.50 during the day. Just
who will coach the club has not been
decided, although Charley Wetnel
will assist I'M rounding the club into
shape. Among the candidates who
win try for berths win be Bill Crouch.
the former Davidson center; Johnny
Hudson. who starred at North Caro-
lima State; Alec Anderson, the for
mer Georgetown gridiron star. and
Jimmy Gardner, who played guard
at NebrasI<a four years.
swan II dickering for two hoors,.
and expects TO close contract for O.
playing space within the next week.
when practice win start.
Games are being arranged with
some OF the leading flocr CUNTS OF
the East. including an American Le-
zion team from Philadelphia It 10
the thought OF those interested IN
the Legionnaires TO bring the bess
An turn. play \ series Of road games.
Uniforms viii be delivered by
spaidings next weak. and Swan ex.
pects to get the club going right
after the holidays.
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LONG-PRICED
WINNERS RULE
AT JEFFERSON
McDermott BUSHES Ralco Into
Early Lead and Dominates
Feature Event Throughout.

ATEW ORLEANS. Dec. 49,.
N Long shots were the rule In
the majority Of the events
carded for this afternoon ut JEFF
ferson Park. 4
In the feature race, the Gruen-
wald handicap, . six-furlong dash
for all ages, the talent received
. surprise when II. s. Downs
five-year-old, Ralco. at 8 TO I,
made q run away affair OF the
feature event Of the program.
William A. was second and James
+. O'Hara third. M
81 Ralco was much the best Of the
field. Breaking well at the start,
McDermott, who had the mount.
rushed him Off In front and the
horse was never headed, winning by
five lengths. a ~
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES
ron MONDAY.

FOh MONDAf.
FIRST RAcE--Purse. s1oe: msidsns;
twc-yssr-olds six fu.icngs McIntSssn.
bud pusis. lis; Tirst Blush. i'll; Cal.
ford, iis; kosilia, fiy; Rupee. rs; Blue
bird. III; Josie H.. iis; Aliurins. ia.
src22ND .AcS. 'a .P.rs: .: s.rs s.ss; claim, e,
ffsssionE sEn.,. sss..siiis ss ii s ssFdiis Ill.,
( sooiden Floss, los, sPrtds Of India. 100
sTinsling. ies Prornising !. Tom ies;
Iosi sTs:o. -iSi slime. iio; .rhs Peru,
star. Iis; .oraIesso. ios; Ettahs iis.
THIRD RAcE-rnree-ysar- r-oids ana
ue; sisiminE; II Hur.. Hss; nile s ana !. !:
sssnss Tsssasas,rd i'5ss iis5sss r.is rp ;
Jimmy. III; Homsward Bound. III: Bsr-
mont, III: sKsbo, lee; ssilvsr Springs.
ies: Meonvink.: is1; 'Wyiis. ise:
cisopstrs Boy. ms: ssstsna, iii; Ann.
ere. III; .sscrstafy. III; sAshiin. %.
FoURTH RAcE--Bslis chasss Purse.
Purse y7oo. Thres-ysar-o -oids and upward ;
ens mile and 9 sixteenth. Copper Demon.
1ls. Duke John. 1iz; Eastssids. ia;
Kembis. 100; Ayispa. ~; All Fair, %. \
FIFTH KAcE---s7oo; ciaiming; three
sishth. Scottish chief. iil; Phaiaris.
1il; zons d,Armee. 11o: Sagamook. 1l0;
American Soldier. l1oa Lord Herbert. 1io;
Hsii iss. on Hin. iss: A,ioisss
srE sASnsrr:s ~ s,s. s,.,,aa e.. ,I:
and I sisteenth. win Soon. he: PolySs-
ys ,.s d1s: lis I5Sis1s H. rss,nsny :i
son, los; sFuten,, les; sIfiracie Man,
sAnna Gallup. 1o3; sChicksn, ioS; Har-
sDad5s. 81 .t.ri 10 #
.Apprentice allowance claimed,
Weather. eloudyi track. heavy.
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Matamoros Officials
Receive 20 Year
Concession

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 1s.
IL. HI. Edwards and #. H.
4 Mccain, Of Brownsyille, Tex,
are In Baltimore. confer
ring with James +. O'HarA,
manager Of the Southern
Maryland Agricultural As
sociation, in regard to the
new racing venture which is
being planned for Matano-
ros, Mexico, Just across the
river from Brownsville.
A twenty-year concession
% been obtained from the
Mexican government and q
corporation has been formed
with Q $5,000,0 900 capital to
exploit II. d
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There points in M Coue outline
forward In sport The win to win is of them This
mental through all ayersi that going
through finally,
again there times In competition when thought
begins hammer to
ose" Nearly every competitor has known time or
but such occasions exceptional the thought has taken hold
Sometimes one play will overtrn the entire scheme Of things
the ae season. when Chicago driving down the
the badly battered Tiger beginning to think e
going to ose" Then mdeld tumble Cray
long for touchdown and the sudden going
10 wn!" n.} 4...t4 :
When Gene the started
the belief that he had chance 70 w at
first and second hole must have reversed this feeling He admits
waning swiftly the long
the his grin upcn the
situation this time full confidence h
ability to turn in q low round ET
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p OnnnnI IHT T
0eOpzWo5aFHHtl1fnHf HAilSsJl1I

I, i''i. New York Tgieun: Ins.; Trade Marx R.sist
Yes. Pve forgotten noto-
But Uhat of thatf
I've porn the laurel on my cianpmy broic,
Toe had my time At Bat 4.
Aud made my hit; 80 5J5 M
And II today nnnoticed here sit.
Well, soon or late s$
We all pass through the gate,
While some neU bnshers face t.f
Comes nps0ard through the grind
To take the vacant place
We've left behind
IUe found this out s
The star may pldg
And gather in the cheering, mas.dljn shout
B. For his brief day;
But When he passes and his time has come,
He Is but one then Nth the dub and bum,
Where some ne,o hero comes until he, too,
Amid the jubilee iaa
Knotos what IT. is TO be all in and through
At thirty-three.
I kaosV hoto soon
They give and take your fame; ; -
HdI and FGre1OelI! ta ! y
Was written for our game.
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the same is true of college foot
ball on the field, the weakness
In more than. one or two uniyer-
stiles being the plans put through
to bring In star talent either BY
direct financial compensation or
other rewards. On this account
college football must also meet
its share Of guardianship.
Our idea Of q tall evening IL
an exchange Of volleys between
Floyd johnson and Luis Firpo,
where the first jolt should be
heard halfway across the con-
tinent.
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Penn's Old Grads Put
Up Swell Grid Game

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 1s.--
Penn grid stars OF yesteryear gave
the Penn varsity q great battle on
Franklin Field today before some
1000 spectators who turned out to
help along the memorial to be
ierected for Andrew Lang, the
freshman Killed In the Msrcersburg
game in. October n. "a
The varsity won Z TO 10 simply
because Carl Thomas, a. former
Fem star. failed to kick real
from touchdown. Bill HoIlenhsck 4.
one-time great Penn line piunrer.
scored the touchdown for the Old
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LEADS ON FRENCH TURF.

PARIS. Dec. ls.--N. ID. Ambatie-
los. Greek shipowner, leads the
French turf IN the snount won By
his horses Cor the season Of 1872.
hin total being ill1s.ooo francs. { A.
X Macomber, the largest American
winner, q athirteenth on the HIST,
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.IT WAS FAsT ,WoRK

\ Harry Courtney pitched ninsty
six inninss FOR washington and
chicasc isst ysas during which
time fifty-txo runs were earned ~,
his stunt This Il better than ons
run for every two INNINGS and -.
plains his exit 70 the Pacific Coast
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MOHAWK PREPS
AND STATIONS
BATTLE TODAY
Southeast and Southwest A.
greuations Clash Today IN
Deciding Gridiron Scrap.

/" he MOnAWh fhEtb ana
the Stantons are scheduled
10 clash at Seventeenth and
d streets this afternoon In what
IL considered to be the deciding
game Of the 145-pound gridiron
championship of the District.
Both teams have gone through TN
fast closing season with but soil
tary defeat, the Mohawks having.
their colors lowered by the heavier
Mohawk seniors. while the stantons
went out OF their class when they
met the Quincy A.. @. and AZ q result
were defeated.
This afternoons battle, II II goes
to O decision. will practically settle
the championship OF the division.
Both elevens have put in strenu-
GUS week Of practice in preparation
for the game.
Play is scheduled to start at 1:so
d. m. ttS
THE lineup Of the two teams VIII
- oIl x,y,<.y,o Illtfxt ka A. fnll0xva.
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yvILL COACH PITCHERS.

Rsperts fFem PItf.bursh have q
ss'snss ''ss:s: ,'' ~, = ss: sssss q - 5''s
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Et
"a broke final drive Henou
had sodisr Of IT. seeheducy Kate
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MACKIM 4. c. 70 Play

3 The lfackin A. @. ana thS san
ton Juniors ere % clash this morn.
!nk at ~ O'clock on No 1 eridiron,
Monument Lot r "a
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MS FREAK RECORD

Curtis Fullerton. the Rsd \ Son
hurler. rot into fl7irty-one bail
garnes last eeason without compIet-
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GOT HALF DOZEN

Eric Bricltson. the oriffs' BID
pitcher, got exsctly = dossn hifs
last year, one being : double. Tfio
batting average was ia.
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WESTERN 4. c. WINS.

= Western "A. c. made q runaway
affair Of their game with the Dean
A. G. att Peck gym last night. win.
ming by . score Of 70 to :. The
Western A. 9. fTO pssn A. q. "a,
ChAeonss 20. Forward ~, b. oalorts
". 0olian ...;ss Center ..s..., Hoopcf
eeeSssE asemsE .ss,... 9ssrd SO. ~ os!!ots
Snpstttutionsf Athsy TOR y Kramer.
Eieid goals. y. oolinn, 10; Chaconan' II.
y, Ma !. oo'I.n = |: aecdrick Heopsr. ". Gal
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0PES OPPOSITION IN RUNNING OF NEW ORLEANS HANDICAP
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS
SATURDAY. DDcEaEnER 10.

nlOns. I.n.,,ss ~ Rsr.s re
but Eau Ssls Won ssst, place dvas
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PLAY MANY GAMES.

Eishts<n exhibition games win IS
played ~ the New York Giants ana
the chicago White eox NEXT spring.
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Epiphany and Soldiers
Take League Battles

Epiphany and Fort Humphrey
each scored q victory yesterday in
the Junior Sunday School League
at the Y M. G. A. Epiphany de-
feated Fort Humphrey, ~ to IA
and the latter then won from
Calvary Baptist, ~ to IL. Lineup
ana npips.mn summary; fSo.,,,ou =. H.m,sr,,
McGann -. Forward -. woodruff
Dezendorf -. Forward ~. gallagher
Collins ....... Center ....... Ortiz
Jones' ...,..,.. Guard .....,. Houston
Mozer ..s.....s. Guard s..,...... HOeft
Field goals: Hale, s;Coi1ips. 8; Moxer,
4. Boerner, .; Mc0ann. Jorlee, Houston.
3; Ortiz- Woodruff. III
Foul goais: Collins. q sf 8: Ortiz. Of
ios sus.ssssssani hsussSs q 9n;nn.,, n,.r,., -,
MeGann. Hale for Dessndorf. Dssendorf
Rsferee: joynss a. W. u House.
Penn state. Scorer and Timekeeper,
Davis. y. n. c. A.. ~
z. z! Humphrey Pos Calvary n.yti.s
Woodruff ..... Forward $500. Wilson
Houston ...... Forward ...... snyder
ORTIZ .-....a... Center =. ........ Doyle
galisgher ..,...s Guard .,.s..... Irwin
hiss Field .o.i.: Hsas:oS 1ssss & wcss,o;s os!Ss,
Foul EoaIs: Houston, misssd Q, ortis,
missed 81 Wilson, 4 of Z; Doyle. missed
IL Snyder missed I. ID.
substitufions: calvary Baptist: castsii
for CARRIER, CARRIER for Snyder.
Heferse: Joynes. Umpire: House
Timsksspsri Davis. IS
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Wilson Normal Girls
Win from Hatchetites

ington university opened their
court season last night by losing
to the Wilson Normal school sex-
tet In the latter's gym, % to 81.
The Wilson girls won the game
by getting away TO an early lead
In the first quarter. The
Hatchetites Improved AZ the game
progressed and knotted the score
In the third quarter. Miss Ewers
registered fifteen points for the
victors. The work OF Miss Chick
ering and Miss Brower kept the
Hstchetites IN the running.
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Invisible Flashes.

Once in awhile some invisible
flash, otherwise known as a
hunch, win work wonders.
It Is no infrequent thing to
get sudden, unexplainable
hunch that one is going to win
or lose, q form Of auto-sugges-
ton that is in no sense deliberate.
Sarazen undoubtedly improved
his chance at Skokie by constant
reiteration that he was going to
win. It seemed to become q
definite belief in his case before
a drive was made. This may
sound extremely foolish in such
q field. Yet the fact remains
that even after his third round,
which left him well on the out
side, he never wavered in his
statement. 'I'm about due now"
he said, "to burn up this course"
And q 6S followed.
The entry who can make him
self believe he Is going to win
and then can continue this belief
through q run Of hard luck, IL al
ways to be feared. But the man
who says Every day, In every
way, l am getting better and
better" and then happens to
stumble and fall down a man
hole may have this belief badly
Jared by an unexpected turn Of
misfortune.
The Resin Game. (
The absolute need Of strong,
honest, non-political control of
boxing Is shown by these few
i. The siki-carpentier affair
In France.
2. The statement Of Fulton
that the Fulton-D Dempsey match
was a frame-up, where Fulton
was double-crossed.
3. The statement of Jack
johnson that the Willard match
was along the same lines.
4. Continued gossip to the ef-
feet that johnson had agreed to
lay down TO Jeffries, and then
bad changed his plans, the mess
age which he sent to Jeffries
leading to the latter's collapse.
Part Of this may have been
idle gossip. But the fact that
almost every big fight carries it,
share Of rumors and gossip and
certain amount Of definite
proof shows how closely the game
must be guarded. ,ss
~ HGN ~ N.f " .- n 3 easa94t ~
This is no particular knock ut
boxing. They get by with stuff
in politics and high finance be-
yond anything . fight manager
or boxer could handle. Unfor-
tunately the number Of crooks
IN the world q still fairly large
And these st every possible
chance must be watched, no mat
ter what the game. This - one
reason why tennis and goh, al-
most immune from such Incidents
have found increasing favor. And
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IN
sosd to- drop OUT Hoo % Money ssnSwoo1
SIXTH RAcE-ons mile.
amin.
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sBrown and Dundee entry.
Ralco began with . rush. led n
went we'll the entire trip. James Y
Eas gaining fast az the end.
- FoURTH RACE-0ne mile. I
ss1S: second. slik: third, SEQ. For
at s:3B: off at 3:3s. Start good. W
MISUNDERSTANDING: owner--A. 6
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How THEY ROLLED

otais. SOS sit tssI Toteis- 50
AthIetie Club Leaxue.
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= American Boy was much the bes
being sassd up at IN: snd: kirsh N
furlongs Scratched-Grass Tree. whs
Foster and The Dessst,
FIFTH RACE-six furionsa Til
at t:0f; off at t;0s. Start good. woi
Marathon--somersauit. Owner-.M. d
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The sHas Been Speaks.

Vds written for our game.
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Psrmsrco. At home In the scinF NOV:
Kamsiy to urging In the last furiong and
FOOD psrformance. Gold Mount was lost Il
the way. Jota went wide the entire trip.
acted badly At the post and was left Scr.
~ SECOND RAcH--Fiye and ene-half Il
s:lo; on az Adj. start good. Won drivi
Mont d,or--syko. owner-y. 7: Looney: