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Evening star., 1922-01-01
BIG BATTLES IN ARENA
IN PROSPECT FOR 1922
By Sparrow McGann.


The eyes of the world of sport are
turned on Milwaukee, where Benny
Leonard, lightweight champion of the
world. has finished his preliminary
work for the bout against Pinkey
Mitchell on tomorrow afternoon.
The Leonard Mitchell fight is likely
to be the forerunner of a lot of thrill
ing puilistic encounters. That there
will be a battle comparable in any
way to the great battle of the CEN
tury'f at Jersey City last June may
well be doubted.
Gibbons battle would be likely to
prove ap immense box Office attrac-
ton, but even Rickard does not be-
lieve that it will match the famous
battle on Boyle's Thirty Acres. But
the battle will be worth while and
may be set down among the prospec-
tive high lights of 1922.
Then Dempsey will meet some one
Just who is not certain. Fulton, the
plastered plasterer. is now claiming
attention and may get fight or two
designed to show his merits which
may result in his being matched
against Dempsey. If not. it is diff
cult to imagine just who could be
lined up as a contender.
Undoubtedly Jack Britton and Ben
ny Leonard will put up a stellar bout
before spring. Here are two fine,
clean. high-type pugilists and an en-
counter between them would perhaps
rank as one of the most interesting
of the year.
Harry Greb and Johnny Wilson may
settle the middleweight quarrel
and Johnny Buff and Midget Smith
probably will have it out some time
within the next twelve months for the
bantam crown. In the meantime Buff
will meet Jimmy Wilde in a worlds
flyweight title bout in London this
winter.
johnny Kilbane may be relied upon
to do nothing interesting.
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Havana Race Results.

First race. three-yeear-olds and up: five and
half furloncs-Willie Wood. 1O5 (BurnsD
to I. ) to and q to 5 won: Dixie FLYER
10: tChalmersi. to and . to 5, second: :
Tough and Tight. 100 tScheffeD 4 to .
third. Time. los IL. Toyalong, Lullaby
Togoland. Golden Red. Sclntilate. Cy Mer-
rick, Col. Westinghouse and Cookie also ram
Second race. two-yaar- -olds; six furlongs-
Swift Cricket. II: Hiinphy,. ) to . even and
: to .. won Mary D. 1O7 tKelsay). to
and 4 to l.. second Mad Nell. 112 (Beryle)
San Stefano. Thistle Bloom and Navisco also
ran.
Third race. three-year- olds ard up: five and
4 half furOngs-Lyric, 100 tPepman}, 8 to 1
even and to .. won; Molinero, 105 (ken-
nedy) to . and to ). second: MarcelIa
Roy. 100 tScheffel. even, third Time or
Hibbier, Norman J, Top Rung. Jill. Counsel
Elmont ard Douglas Fairbanks also ran
Fourth race, two-year-ods; six furlongs-
Cuba Encanto. 113 (Pickensl. 8 to s. l to 3
and out. won; Don Peppe, 100 (Kennedyl 3
TO D and out. second: Datusa Ill (Scheffe)
out, third Time. LA 3-5. Caslik, Don Man
uei and Moro Castle also ran.
t1fth race. three ar-olds and up; six fur
iongs-Mack Garner. 113 (Hinphyi, to- l.
3 to ] and to :. won; Ed Garrison 1Os
~ tPevic), TO ). third Time l3 ~
Blaze Away. Golden Chance, Koran and
Rankin also ran.
sixth race, threc-year-olds and up: one
mile and fifty yards-Col. Lit. no TenmanJ
even, To 3 and l TO g. won: Loyalist 10
tChalmersl, to 10 and to g. second; Babr
Feust, 1UI tMabn). to !, third Time
]. ~ IL. Ava r.. Timothy j. Hogan Forbid
and W. Z. McCliptock also ran.
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w. AND j

using mainly tackle bucks and an
aerial attack, went through a hard
schedule this year without being de-
feated and without even being forced
to exert its full strength. Generally
California punts great deal. waiting
for the "break" and when the break"
comes then starts it's strong advance.
No defeats have been suffered by
the Bears since 1919.
California has in Brick" Muller, an
end, who has a habit of throwing for
ward passes SO and so yards like he
would throw a base ball. A fractured
bone in his knee kept Muller out of
most of this years games. Archie
Nisbet, who probably will start at
fullback, does most Of the kicking, and
in every game this year his boots of
40 to so yards have gained ground in
every exchange of punts. Duke"
Morrison, CaIifornia's other first
string fullback, is a powerful line
charger. Toomey and Nichols, the
halfbacks, are powerful. Dan Nc
MILAN. a tackle, is a power in the
line. Quarterback Charley Erb is an
excellent field general. and Berkey
and Stephens, two other ends, are
particularly fast in getting down the,
field under punts.
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WHEATlEY LEADS FIELD
IN CUE TITLE TOURNEY

George Wheatley. present title
holder, having defeated all oppo-
nents, is leading the field in the
tournament for the city pocket bill
lizard championship. in progress at
the Grand Central Academy. Hen
Henshaw, after losing to William
Parsons, dropped to second place.
Wheatley and Henshaw meet Thurs
day night. Should the latter win and
Parsons defeat Wallace kimball in
their match Friday night three
way tie for the lead will exist among
Wheatley. Henshaw and Parsons.
The standing:
Wheatley, won G, lost O; Henshaw,
won 5. lost 1; Parsons, won 4. lost "a
Kimball. won 3, lost 2; Richmond.
won 8, lost .: Campbell. won 1, lost
5: Dickey won 0, lost 5: Thompson,
won 0, lost 6.
Evening star., 1922-01-01

The school will be on one of the
upper floors of the store and the
regular fee will be charged for tu-
toring. Provision will also be made
for practice by golfers who do not
care to take lessons. Mcleod is we'll
known to all Washington golfers. He
has been with the Columbia Country
Club for eight years and was tied
for second place in the open cham
pionship of the United States, played
over the Columbia course last July.
The Maryland Golf Association is
angling for the membership of the
Columbia Country Club and the
Chevy Chase Club. both of which are
located in Maryland. Just outside the
District of Columbia. The two clubs
were asked last summer to become
members of the association, but re-
turned a negative answer. Their
present attitude remains the same. /.
If they Joined the Maryland Golf
Association their action would great
ly strengthen the organization, but 1t
is questionable if the activities of the
would not nullify to some
degree the Importance of the Middle
Atlantic Golf Association, which is
Evening star., 1922-01-01
VAN. C. ATHLETIC BODY
FOR SMALLER COLLEGES

Representatives of the smaller col
leges of Virginia and North Carolina
are to meet in Richmond soon to or
eanize an athletic conference. as pro-
posed by Athletic Director Frank NJ
Dobson of the University of Rich
mond Delegates are expected from
Richmond Emory and Henry, Hamp-
den Sidney. Randolph Macon Lynch
burg, Roanoke. William and Mary,
Davidson, Wake Forest. Guilford,
Elon and Trinity.
The delegates plan to adopt elig-
ibility rules for the betterment Of
athletic relations among the instifu-
tions Schedules in various sports
also probably will be arranged.
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TWO TIE FOR HIGH SCORE
At WEEKLY CLUB SHOOT

Washington Gun Clubs weekly
shoot ended yesterday with Fawcett
and McCarron tied for high gun at
At breaks each in 50 targets thrown.
Livesey and Hogan were deadlocked
for third honors, with A breaks each.
Other scores were: Parsons, 43; Will
liams. 43: Connor, AZ; Wynkoop, Al;
Emmons, 81; Stein, SO: Wayson. 80.
Because of misunderstanding as to
eligibles, the shoot for the officers
trophy was postponed until tomorrow
afternoon. All members Of the club
may compete.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
KANAWHA PREP QUINT
TO TACKLE TECH HIGH

Tech High and Kanawha Preps will
clash in a basket ball game tomorrow
afternoon at the Central Y NJ C. A..
starting at 4 o'clock. The Manual
Trainers will be out for revenge, for
last year the kanawhas playing as
the Epiphany Tigers. defeated Tech
when Goodman Gagged a sensational
shot in the last minute of the fray
The kanawhas have been in several |
games this season and lost but one
They will use Goodman and Blanken
forwards; Biron, center. and Palmer
and johnson, guards. in today's en-
gagement.
Evening star., 1922-01-01


singles championship at Philadelphia
last September was the fact that the
'rolind" draw was such that real
matches were provided every day OF
the eight playing days. and as re-
suit large crowds turned out each
afternoon. Seed the draw and a
large portion of the fans will wait
for the last two or three days. when
the leading lights will be battling.
Agitation for the seeded" draw was
mainly due to the fact that Bill Til
den and Bill Johnston met in the
fourth round of the tourney last year
and that the California star and Vim
cePt Richards ran into each other in
the previous stage. Under the pro-
posed plan. with Tilden. Johnston and
Richards, ranking No. /. 2 and 3. as
they doubtless will. it would be i'm
possible for any of them to meet un-
til semi finals, at least. Dividing
them, as proposed. Tilden and John
ston would be in opposite halves and
Richards would be at the other end
Of one half and the No. 4 men
sharing a like place In the other
Then the others of the first sixteen
ranking players would be distributed
accordingly.
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Catholic University won from Gal
laudet in the only clash provided
here prior to the Christmas recess.
but the Brooklanders took a trip
north in which they dropped all OF
their four games. However, they
made a good showing as to scores,
considering the fact that Coach Rice
has almost an entirely new combina-
tion and that they were opposing
stellar competition in Vilianova.
West Point. Brooklyn Poly and the
Crescent A. c.
Georgetown will not get under way
until st. Ioseph'S Of PHI idelphia is
met at the Hilltop January Is, and
Catholic University will not resume
until the day following. but in the
meantime George Washington will be
busy and Gallaudet will play one
other game in addition to that with
the HatchetiteS.
Kentucky, southern champion last
year; Virginia, Tennessee, West Vir-
Einia, Marietta, Bucknell, Virginia
Poly, Villanova, Virginia Military In
stitute and Carnegie Tech will be
among the strong teams to be seen
in action here.
In all, the four local college quints
will take part in forty-eight games.
thirty-six of which will be decided on
Washington, floors.
List Of the Contests.
The complete bookings follow:
January 6--(:nllaudet-Geor WASH
ingtOn at Coliseum.
january 1-William and Mary
George Washington mt Coliseum.
january 1I-Nilliam and Mary at
Gallnudet.
January 1s-St. JOseph's of PHIL
adelphia Mt Georgetown: Randolph
Nncon-GeOrgc Washington at Col
iseum.
january list. Johns of Annap-
oils Mt Gallaudet; Catholic University
mt Mt. st. Mary's.
January 1s-GeOrgetOwn George
Washington mt Coliseum.
January 1S-VillanOHa at CathOifc
University.
January 18-villanova at George
town.
George Washington mt Coliseum.
January :4-St. Francis mt George
town.
January "7-Lebanon Valley at
Gallaudet.
January 31-GeorEe Washington at
February 1-Yirginia Poly mt Cath
Ollie University.
February :s-TenneSsee at George
town; Virginia POly-GeOrSe Washing
ton at Coliseum.
Warrington at Coliseum (pending).
February 6West Virginia Mt
Georgetown.
February 7-Roanoke College
George Washington mt Coliseum.
February eVirEinta at Catholic
University: Kentucky mt Georgetown.
February 1O-LebanOn Valley at
Georgetown.
February 11-GeOrge WashingtOn-
Virginia mt Coliseum; Catholic Uni
yersity at Navy.
February 1-Mariette Mt George
town: Kentucky.GeOrge Washington
at Coliseum.
February 15-Mt st. Mary's at
Catholic University.
February 1G-Marietta at Catholic
University; BucknelI Mt Georgetown.
February 15-GeOrgs Washington
February 1S-Bucknen mt Catholic
University.
February 2O-Virginia Military In
stitute at Catholic University; George
town at Crescent A. e. of Brooklyn.
n. Y.
February 21-yirginia Military In
stitute-f:eOrge Washington mt Coli
seum; Georgetown mt New York Uni
verxity.
February 22-Catholic University
February 2:-GeOrEe WashfnEtOn-
Lynchburg Elks mt Lynchburg. Va.
February 2-GeOrge Washington
at Washington and Lee.
February :-Carnegie Tech mt
Catholic University; George Washing
Gallaudet at st. Johns of Annapolis.
February 2S-GeOrge Washington
at Catholic University.
March 1-CathOlic University at
GaIInudet.
March aCathoIic University at
Lafayette tpending}.
March -CathoIic University at
Lehfxh.
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why should the topnotch player oe
fayoredo" HELEN asks. and it LOOKS
as if the question is hard 10 answer.
..If auv one should be favored IL
should be the lesser light" HELEN de-
clared. HE is the fellow that needs
encouragement. not the man VINO Al
ready has climbed the ladder OF sue
c, s. &c
the National Ass ociation- az us
session. next month. acts favoraoiy on
the suggestion of the executive com
mittee tennis will be the hrst spoTt
to 90 on record as giving the edge
to the ranking players. In every otner
snort they take the luck OF the
draw" and they should continue to DO
so in the net game.
Basis for SuEEestion.
About the only argument In favor
of the Seeded" draw is that 1t Wouio
bring together the leading players
in the final stages and avoid the pos
sibility of some of the foremost con-
tenders eliminating each other in the
carly rounds of play. This does not
appear sufficient in itself to take the
sportive element out of the big tour
neys. Holding 70 this theory. it would
be Just as well to pick the elsht
leading players and let them take
part in roundrobin to decide the
national title.
One of the features of the national
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ket Ball Teams Will Get Do,n Real Seasons Program This Week
TWO JUNIOR ETTITLES
j. ARE TAKEN BY DAWSON

NEW YORK, December 81
Edgar r. Dawson Of FOrdhaln Pre-.
parntOry school, today won the
national Junior indoor tennis
championship by defeating Morton
Bernstein Of the Harlem Tennis
Club. In n thrilling five set match.
The scores were 8-s, 60, 80,
SO, a..
Following the singles. Dawson
paired with jerome l.nnE and de-
fentcd Bernstein -nnd John +. Whit
beck, 60. 7-S, "a, for the junior
indoor dOublen cham pIOnship.
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CUBA A. c. GRID TEAM
BEATS MISSISSIPPI j

HAVANA, Cuba. December 31.-The
Cuba Athletic Club foot ball team de-
feated the eleven of the University or
Mississippi today, 13 to 0.
Playing old-style foot ball. without a
single attempt on forward pass,-the
Cubans scored six points in the first
half, and in the last scored seven when
Romero, right halfback, ran 30 yards
and then bucked the line twice for a
touchdown.
Mississippi failed miserably In Herial
tactics. trying twelve forward passes
with Romero's open field running
giving strength to the Cuban offensive
and the defensive work taken care OF
by Quntana. 25O-pound center. the
Americans were given no chance 20
gain ground The game was exceed
ingly rough and numerous s~Jtutes
had TO be used.
a cool breeze tempered an otherwise
unseasonably warm day. while field
and playing conditions were ideal. Line
up:
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FRAzEE SAYS JOHNSON
VIOLATED AGREEMENT

NEW YORK, December 31.-Harry
H. Frazee, president of the Boston
Americans, today replied to state
ment attributed to Ban Johnson,
president of the American League,
characterizing Frazee as 1.-The cham
pion wrecker of the base ball age"
Frazee said he was surprised at
the base ball leaders, words because
he was one of the first signers of
an agreement pledging the magnates
to abstain from criticism of one an
other during the life Of the contract
with Judge X. M. Landis as COM
missioner. Frazee added that If he
found Johnson had made the state
ment attributed to him he would con-
slider this agreement broken.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
LATE BIG GIFT ASSURES
STADIUM FOR COLUMBIA

NEW YORK, December 31.-An
eleyenth-hOur gift enabled Column
bin University to obtain the $780,
600 Dyckman tract ON Upper
Broadway for athletic uses before
the option expired today.
President Nicholas Murray Butler
of Columbia said the donor WINS ''a
warm personal friend" whose
name was withheld. 4 huge sta
dunn and several athletic fields
will be constructed on the prop
erty, which covers twenty-siH
acre7.
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Will Meet Navy Matmen.

MORGANTOWN. w. Va. December
31.-WestsEirginia's wrestling sched-
ule, announced today, is featured by
meets with Pennsylvania, Navy. In
diana and Iowa State. The list: jan
uary IS, Ohio; 81. Virginia: IS. Ohio, at
Athens; February. 10. Iowa State. at
Ames; IL, Cincinnati; 25, Indiana;
March4, Navy, At Annapolis; 10, Penn
sylvania.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT
TO BUILD BIG STADIUM

DETROIT. December 31.-An
athletic stadium with 10000 seat-
ing capacity will be built by the
University Of Detroit, o. :. .is OF
the institution announced tonight.
Work In to start imn .''ately.
and one section of 10000 seats will
he rendy for use neat OctObe
Evening star., 1922-01-01
J. NJ. WARD SERIOUSLY
ILL FROM PNEUMONIA

NEW YORK, December 81. John
NJ. Ward, New York lawyer, who
formerly managed the New York Ma
tionals, is seriously i'll from pneu-
monia at his home at Babylon. L. I.
Except for brief connection with
the former Federal League, Ward has
not been<actively interested in base
ball in recent years. He ranks high
az a golfer in metropolitan circles.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
TRUXTON BASKETERS
PLAY MERCURY TODAY

Truxton Athletic Club will conduct
a basket ball double-header this aft
ernoon at the New Palace Court. the
first game. between Liberty and War
wick club quints. starting at 3 o'clock.
The main engagement will bring to-
gether the TruNtonS and the Mercu-
rieS. vaudeville entertainment also
will be offered. No admission will be
charged.
Navy Yard basketerS want games.
They have a gymnasium available
Wednesday nd Friday nights and are
prepared to play on foreign floors on
other nights. Send challenges to Mana
ger James NJ. Butler. Recreation
Headquarters, navy yard
Elliott Athletic Club desires engage
ments in the 115-pound class. For
dates. telephone Elmer Wright, Lin
coin 4049
Good Shepherd Midgetx took the
measure of Boy Scout Troop 30, in a
"A to u clash. The winers played a
good passing game.
Allied Club of Baltimore and the
Congress Heights Yankees will be op-
ponentS In a game at the Coliseum
tomorrow afternoon. Play will start
at 3 O'Clock.
Express and Passenger auints will
clash in Terminal r. r. Y NJ. c. A.
League game tomorrow night at
Union station. Their match will he
gin at o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
Welling-Leonard Bout Of.

CHICAGO, December 31-The mat ch
between Benny Leonard, lightweight
champion. and Joe yelling of Chica
go, scheduled for New Orleans Jan
uary 13. was Cancelled today Well
ing injured his hands while training
Sailor Freedman of Chicago or John :
ny Griffiths. a welterweight of Akron.
Ohio, will We substituted for welling
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CRTDIRONERS ARE PRIMED
FOR EAST-WEST CLASSIC

n ASADENA, Calf, December 3University OF California and
and Jefferson foot ball squads the finishing
intersconal here Monday the
All the the players will will
will the
isn of sold
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To Coach Howard College.

Harris G. Cope, foot ball coach at Sc
vance from 1869 to 1916, has signed a
contract as head coach at Howard
College here. While at Sewanee, Cope
turned out some winning teams. his
1909 squad capturing the southern
championship.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
SOCCERISTS
TO PLAY HARLEMS TODAY

Washington Soccer Club will meet
the Harlems in a game on the Po
tomac Park grounds this afternoon,
starting play at o'clock. Two weeks
ago the Harlems severely trounced
the Washington Internationals. COM
posed of members of the Washington
Club. The line-ups follow:
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SCHOOL FVES TO FIGURE
In ARRAY OF STRUGGLES
Will Meet Many Outside Teams, In Addition 10
Championship Series-All Excepting West:
ern, Have Veteran Material.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

YELL seasoned by the December preliminary
Wv scholastic teams the OF the
ball planned here The
addition their championship have scheduled
qunts of
schools
the District matches and of the leading Of
md
Evening star., 1922-01-01
MOCRIDCE AND CHARITY
NAMED AS AMONG BEST
BY IRWIN M. HOWE.
tOmcial statixtician, American League.)

OF the of late fall picking All This That
AAmerican base ball
Many Chicago newspaper offered its
best of
Evening star., 1922-01-01
COLLEGES WILL PROVIDE
MANY ATTRACTIVE GAMES
Forty.eight Contests Have Been Scheduled, Thirty
six of Which Will Be Played on District
Courts.
BY w. II. HOTEL.

1ASHINGTONis collegiate basket
wv ball this The which
prior the holidays, will start early this
wh Wilt
in
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BATTING MARKS OF .BEsTr PLAYERS.


to he
slab about good quality of the
ability a
ness o
men of
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Referee-Dr bernardo Latour St. Joseph's
College, New Brunswick, Canada. Umpire
Dr. Fernando Rios, Georgia Tech. Field
judge-Mr. Salvador rilioch. Lnesman-Mr.
Octavio Gonzales.
Evening star., 1922-01-01

Cornell has twenty-eiEht hockey
teams enrolled in it's interfraternity
league.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
AN INDOOR COLE SCHOOL
is TO BE STARTED HERE
BY WALTER r. MccALLUM.

1ASHNGTON which has had indoor golf school for five
Wv have this will January
Woodward and Lothrop's with Fred Mcleod pro-
eon1 of the Columbia Country Club charge The school will be
with facility the teaching golf will
nuntit the "opens in the
Evening star., 1922-01-01
ssSEEDED"D DRAW In TENNIS
LOOKS LIKE WRONG STEP
BY w. H. HOTEL.

the Washington Tennis Association
OF the and worker for
the does not believe the seeded
recommended by the
Evening star., 1922-01-01

the largest golf body in this section.
The two clubs are also members of
the District of Columbia Golf Asso-
citation. The stronghold of the Mary
land association is Baltimore, there
being but four clubs outside of the
Monumental city that are members
of the organization.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
Fielding kyeraKes.

Totals. 4,1os 2oe4 155 .s75
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