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The Washington times., 1922-02-21
TURNER At HIS
BEST To MEET
CREEK DALLAS
Champion Says He Will Enter
Wrestling Match in Tip
top Shape.

Joe Turner, matched with Pete
Dallas for the middleweight catch
wrestling title, to be
staged in this city on March 6, is
now In good condition, but promises
to be in perfect fettle when he
goes upon the mat to tackle the
Cleveland Greek.
II am facing a tough rival Thurs.
day night at the Capitol Theater
in Metros" said Turner today.
That's what want. want
tough ones to try me out for. when
I tackle Dallas, I'll have TO be ready
for about anything.
II have been working constantly
ever since last September. I had a
good long rest during the warm
weather and feel as strong as ever
I did in my life. l don't think Dali
las can beat me. / certainly don't
intend to let him get away with
any easy victory, anyway. I'll be
ready for him."
Turner has less than two weeks
to fit himself for his match with
the challenger and his manager,
George King, is sparingNno pains to
have him ready.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
WHITE WINNER
OVER JACKSON
IN HARD BOUT
chicagoan Earns Chance to
Meet Benny Leonard on
st. Patrick's Day.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Charley
White, the Chicago lightweight, dis
posed of Willie Jackson's champion
ship aspirations by gaining the
Judges decision over the local entry
in fifteen-round bout at Madison
Square Garden last night. White
thus qualified for a championship
meeting with Benny Leonard on
March II.
The bout went the limit, despite
the fact that White scored two knock.
downs in the thirteenth round, the
bell saving jackson on the latter &C.
casion. He came out for the four.
teenth in a groggy condition. but
White failed to follow up his ad-
vantage and jackson, recuperating
gradually, was strong at the final
bell.
Until the thirteenth. the fight was
all Jacksons. He carried the battle
to his man from the start, outboxing
and outslugging him, particularly in
the infighting. Both men bled pro-
fusely from cuts over their eyes,
opened almost simultaneously In the
fifth round.
In the thirteenth, White shook
Jackson with his famous left and
then crossed a right, bringing the
local boy to his knees for a count Of
three, and a moment later dropped
him again with a long left hook.
Jackson arose at the count Of six
and was being battered about, help
less, when the bell came to his res
cue.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Ring Champions Will
Appear Benefit
Contests

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Some
of the leading stars in the box
ing world will appear next Sat
urday night at benefit for the
relief of Russian children, to be
held in the Seventy-first Regi-
ment Armory.
Jack Britton, welterweight
champion of the world; Gene
Tunney, American light heavy
weight champion; Bob Martin,
champion of the interallied
armies, and others will appear in
exhibition bouts.
Army and Navy Props VS.. Loyoia
College; 3 p. M, the winner of the
Hyattsville-E game VS.. the
winner of the Gonzaga- Western
game: p. M, Baltimore City Col
lege VS.. Technical High School; p.
M, Georgetown Props VS.. Business
High; p. m, the winer OF the Alex
andria High Eastern High game vs.
the winner of the A. N. Preps-Loyola
game.
Basketball players entered are as
follows:
Emerson Institute-Don Cameron,
L. Wedil, b. Wedil, r. c. McPhil.
omy, Earl Nolls, NJ. Sweeney, ].
Hughes, and J. S. White.
Hyattsville-Crosth Jenkins,
Matthews, Eddy, Carr. Louft, Chase
Troy and Gasch.
Gonzaga - Hurney, Harrington
Mills. Ryan, Enright, Folliard, Col
Inns and Kelly.
Western-Frisby Jeffress, Tindell,
Eisinger, Kent, Baird. Weldon, woer,
ner, Cormley, Wright and Collins.
Alexandria-Petitt, Dreifus. Mid
kiff, Dyson, Rainage, Pohl. Wade
and Moore.
Eastern-O'Dea, Roudabush Mey.
ers, Siegfried, Prender. Lehnert
Cardwell, Dornin, Burdine, Motyka,
Ritterbush and Duncan.
Army and Navy Preps-Estep
Grieve. Doughton. Symes, Worn,
ham, Clark, Brecht, and McKillip.
Loyale-Menton, Lacy, Carmody
Helfresh. Cummings, Lyon, Rosen.
steel and Malley.
Baltimore City College-Klein,
Harrison, Baker, Rece and Hood.
Tech High-Shanks, Supplee
House, Price, Rhees. Aubinoe, Har.
wood, Quesada, Beavens. Wood and
Woodward.
Georgetown Preps-walsh, Angel
Ehrman, Golson, McNulty. Heide
and Wits.
Business High-Dennis. Conner,
Clark, Barrett, Walker. May, Sincel
and Kronman.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
T|LLMAN TELLS
UNIVERSE RYAN
PACKS WALLOP
St. Paul Lad Has Fought the
Good Ones, and Says Recent
Conquerer Has Stuff.

Johnny Tillman, of st. Paul, has
at last experienced knockout.
Billy Ryan administered the whip
ping last Saturday night in Gin
cinnati. Tillman was on the verge
Of being put to sleep when he
dropped to the floor to escape being
hit and the referee stopped the
bout.
Tillman has had a long and
glorious career in the ring, though
never winning any titles. He has
faced such good boxers as Jack
Britton, Benny Leonard. Soldier
Bartfield, Bryan Downey, Steve
Latzo. Johnny Griffiths, Eugene
Brosseau. Jock Malone and Lew
Tender.
Now Tillman insists that Billy
Ryan, his conqueror, hits as hard
as any boxer he ever faced and is
sure to create q stir.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
GIRL BoWLERS SHOOT
IN BALTIMORE TODAY

Washington's Original Five bowl
ng team, the first ever organized by
women in the Capital, will roll the
Regents tonight, on the
Regent alleys, in the Monumental
'ity, in the first set of a homeland.
lome match. The team will meet
,ere at a time yet to be determined.
The Baltimore Regents were
Jumped off by the Bureau girls some
lime ago. The Original Five had
made arrangements to take on the
regents on January 81. but post.
Noned the contest.
Miss Bronson Qualities Is captain of
he Original Five. Her sharpshoot-
rs are Miss Billie Williams, Miss
,reenwood, Miss Thomas.
Tonights rolling will start at y
''clock. The team will leave for Bal.
more at 5 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
CRESCENT CLUB BREAKS
GEoRGEToWN'S STREAK

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-George.
town University's crack basketball
team showed plenty of stuff in its
contest with the Crescent Athletic
club here. but the New Workers.
were a wee bit better and won, 25
to "a. It was Georgetown's first
trimming this year. The team
from Washington had won eleven
straight games.
A goal from the foul line tossed
by Parmele in the last minute
brought defeat to the visitors. Par.
mele tossed thirteen goals in fif-
teen attempts and 1t was this feat
that decided things in his teams
favor.
Georgetown was especially strong
on the defense, only two OF the op.
posing players scoring from the
floor. Nicklas and Sims. both guards,
each scored three field goals.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
MANHATTAN CLUB NAMES
HUTCHINSON AS MANAGER

with c. T. Hutchinson as man.
ager, the Manhattan Athletic Club,
which has a great record in basket.
ball this season, is ready to book
baseball games for the approaching
season the Manhattans last year
Rosedale street northeast.
Although organized late in the
season the Manhattans last yaer
won eleven of twelve games, losing
only to the Knickerbockers, and
that by a score Of s to 4.
Ball players desiring a tryout
with the Manhattans should get in
touch with Hutchinson.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
SKILL AND FOUL WINS
BOUT FOR BILLY MISKE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 21.-Billy
,Miske was having all the better Of
the milling in the bout with Capt.
Bob Roper. Of Chicago. ILL.,. last
night at the Olympia Athletic Club.
when the captain person fouled
Miske in the sixth round, the ref
cree calling off further hostilities
on that account.
There was not the least question
that Miske had the measure of his
opponent. He knew too much for
Roper. The bout did not prove of
the rip-roaring order, only being
fast in spots.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
CLEVELAND INDIANS IN
GETAWAY FOR TRAINING

CLEVELAND, Feb. 21.-The ad.
vance guard of the Cleveland In.
dams, nine strong, will leave for
their spring training camp at Dallas,
Tex, tonight. Most of the regular
pitchers are included in the number.
Others will leave Saturday night and
active training will begin for the
entire squad next week.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
ORIOLES OFF
FOR TRAINING
CAMP MARCH IS
international League Champs
Battery Men to Be Followed
by Main Squad March 20.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Feb. 21.-The
Orioles, champions OF the 1nterna-
tional League. will start for Winston
Salem on March 10, eight players be-
three catchers, Egan, Styles and Nc
Avoy, with Jack Ogden, Broadway
Jones, Tommy Thomas, Lefty Groves
and Harry Frank, pitchers.
The main squad will depart a week
later, March 20. The Orioles will re-
main at Winston-Salem about three
weeks, returning home to play sew
eral ma jor league clubs In exhibition
games before the international
League curtain goes up.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
TWO BIG BASKETBALL
CONTESTS ON TONIGHT

Two attractive games are carded
for basketball fans at the Palace for
tonight. In the first the Kanawha
Props will take on the Terminal r.
II. Y. NJ. c. A. team. at 1880 O'Clock.
The second will be between the
Young Mems Hebrew Association
and the crack Grace Athletic Club.
All four teams have enviable rec.
ords for the season and both games
should be holly contested. Eddie
Bratburd will referee.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Roush Must Stick.

FITCHBURG, Mass, Feb. 21.-Ed
Roush must play with the Cincin.
natl Reds this year, or quit the
game, according to Manager Moran,
who Is visiting his home here before
going South. He said the outfielder
has demanded a salary out OF all pro-
portion to his value, either to the
club or to the game,
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

Virginians' records are higher In
some instances than those of this
city. For instance, the high indi-
vidual game fof all time in Roam
oke is 1911. This score was rolled
last year by C. l.. Harris, the
Roanoke captain. The team rec
ords for this year are 651 for game
and LIS for set which are far bet
ter than the best recorded here this
season.
Bill Gather. a substitute of the
Roanoke team, has a record of 100
flat. Not more than two perfect
flat games have been recorded here
since the game of duCkpins was
introduced.
AS in previous years, the Roam
oke bowlers proved to be excellent
sportsmen The roofing against
Washington was Just as II should
have been-snappy-b sportsman
like
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
PHIL DOUGLAS
AND bARNESOM
AUCTION BLOCK
Giants Two Holdouts Likely to
Be Traded to Philadelphia
Club.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-"Shuff1in'
Phil Douglas and Jess Barnes, two
of the leading pitchers Of the Ma
tional League, have been placed upon
the auction block by the world
champion New York Giants. They
will be sold or traded. probably to
the Philadelphia club for Jimmy
Ring and Lee Meadows.
Neither Douglas nor Barnes has
signed for 1922 and, despite denials,
this is said to have brought about
the decision of Manager McGraw
to get rid of them.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

Sandlotters, Attention!

You fellows about start the biggest The
Washington Times with start finish The clubs
organizing Hop to 1t and let's have all the news
Shoot along the their street addresses
and telephone numbers Then watch for the printed list 1t
will help The list will be added to
clubs the field
The Washington Times sports department is prepared and
than willing to help in within its
We're all in the Let's get together Make it GO!
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
TWELVE SCHOOL TEAMS
PLAY EIGHT GAMES in
TOURNEY AT COLISEUM
Today's Tournament Time

Here's how the shooboy will take the floor with the
officials in today's games:
II a.m-Emerson Hyattsvile; Metzer and Bratburd.
IL noon-Western Gonzaga; Bratburd and Metzer
p.m.-Aexandria Eastern; Harmon and Robbins.
2p.mArmy Navy Props Loyola; Robbins and Harmon.
3p.m-Winner Hyattsvlle Emerson winner Gonzaga
Western game; Fitzgerald and Hunter
p.m-Baltmore City College Technical High Hunter
Fitzgerald.
p.m-Georgetown Props Business High; Hughes and
Schlosser.
m-Wnner Alexandria Eastern High winner A
N. Prep-Loyoa game; Schlosser and Hughes.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
RAY FRANCIS STARTS ON
HIS WAY TOWARD TAMPA

Ray Francis, the Seattle south.
paw, starts tomorrow from his home
in California headed for Tampa, Fla,
where he will go into training next
Monday morning. His signed con.
tract arrived at the Washington
clubs headquarters today.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Ryan at Virginia.

Jack Ryan, former big league
catcher and scout, has signed to
coach the Virginia varsity baseball
squad this spring. He will be at
Charlottesville from March Is to
May Is.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Rogers Isn't Worrying.

CHICAGO. Feb. 81. Rogers
Hornsby, the National League bat.
ting champion, who is holding out
for salary of $4,000. with a three.
year contract. isn't worrying much
about his financial situation. He II
here on business and says he will re.
main at least for ten days more.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Hughey Duffy to Gaze
at Fifteen
Hurlers

Hugh Duffy will have fifteen
pitchers to select his 1922 hurl-
ing staff from.
When the Red Sox arrive at
Hot Springs March 5, the Sox
haven't the quality surely they
have the quantity, and Duffy
feels confident that he'll be able
to select three or four winners
from the list.
There will b fifteen pitchers
at Hot Springs, but only time
will tell who'll be the bird to
pitch the opening game" says
the opening game" says the Red
Sox manager.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
By BRYAN MORSE.

will be plenty of action for scheobOy basketball players
o'clock the the first of the George
Washington University nterschoastc championship basketball
Hyatts-
vile High School taking the floor Thereafter at hour intervals
will throughout the At eight
games off AS though this
enough will be staged for the
while Washington
versity is winding up game Virginia
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
DOPE FAVORS ROYAL TEAM
TO DEFEAT ROANOKE HERE
By r. D. THOMAS.

Beaten ONLY fIyone in five by the Roanoke Palace
the Virginia we'll satisfied that after the second half of the annual
Washington Roanoke rolled March
6 the Capital City will have trumphed.
ability bowlers understand
the Royals attitude in being satisfied with less than victory the
alleys clear.
McLan their roller
anchor and Kid Bill each
Branch Stonebreaker the fifth the
in Roanokes Class league There in
including bowlers with than 105 which
those that figure which Glass
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
STAY Was Short.

Fred Bratchis stay with the
White Sox was brief. even II he did
hit in the 900 class last summer.
He has been turned over to the Co
lumbus club. of the American Az.
ISOLATION.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

From todays eight scholastic
games four teams will emerge as
winners. These teams will start
play tomorrow morning in the semi
final round of the tournament,
which will be concluded at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon when
the final game is staged.
The teams entered for competition
are Emerson Institute. Hyattsville
High School, Gonzaga College, West
ern High School. Alexandria High
School, Eastern High School, Army
and Navy Preparatory School,
Loyola College, Business High
School, Baltimore City College,
Technical High School and George
town freps.
The teams have been notified
as to their appearance. and from
lntest reports all twelve cOmpeti-
tors specially invited for the tour
nament will take the court at the
specified time. Team players
have been invited to see the
George Virginia Mill
tary Institute basketball game to-
night unless they conclude they
have had enough for one day.
Officials selected for the first days
play are as follows--11 a. m, Metzler
and Bratburd; IL noon, Bratburd and
Metzler; l p. m, Robbins and Har-
mon; 2 p. M, Harmon and ROBBINS:
q n. m, Fitzgerald and Hunter; 1
n. M, Hunter and Fitzgerald; p. M,
hughes and Schlosser; 6 p. m,
Schlosser and Hughes.
The officials for tomorrow's games
will be announced tonight. The men
selected for today's game have work
ed practically all Of the high school
contests this season. They are
members Of the approved board of
District officials.
Today's play offers some excep-
tionally good competition. From
Baltimore the Loyola College team,
as well as the Baltimore City Col
lege team will give the locals
hard run.
Loyola has what is considered the
hest basketball team turned out in
the Monumental city Tor some
seasons. Baltimore CITY,. winner OF
the q, w. title last year, is not quite
ND to the standard set year ago.
Three Jesuit schools. Loyola,
osnzaga and the Georgetown
Props, are out for titular hOnors.
All three schools are represented
BY first elias team. Loyola has
strong rating while GonZaga and
Georgetown Props players have
moro than held their own with
other high school teams here.
Today's playing schedule Is as fol-
iows-Il a. m. Hyattsville High vs..
Emerson Institute; IL noon, West
ern VS.. Gonzaga; p. M, Alexandra
High VS.. Eastern High: 2 p. M,
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
Will Teach Coaching.

Keene Fitzpatrick, Princeton's IA.
nous coach, Is to open classes for
coaches themselves this summer at
the University of Michigan.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

To the spectator, 1t appeared that
Roanoke's margin OF forty-one
NAPLES represented the advantage
OF shooting on home runways. The
alleyways OF Roanoke are not as
we'll taken care of as those at Sher-
mans, where the final games will
be contested. Rolling on them, the
Roanoke experts will not be under
as much Of a handicap as were the
Royals performing in Roanoke.
Too, an all-night ride OH a
humping sleeper Is not conducive
to settled nerves. The Eirginians
will have that to contend with on
their visit here.
Harry Krauss Is due to roll more
than 4S2 in the final set, which is
another thing pointing to final vic
tory for the Royals. Krauss offered
no excuse. IL he had an alibi for
that punk set none was present, I'M
less IL was the same that any Of the
Royals could have claimed-the rat.
Ting train ride through Virginia
hills. incidentally, there are u flock
OF hills in Virginia, and the closer
the approach to Roanoke the higher
they become. The town itself
nestles among mountains.
Krauss had a run of tough breaks
that continued throughout his set.
They appeared to be due to missing
the mark consistently by about an
inch. Old Reliable suffered one
of those off days that beset all
bowlers, and his team mates faith
in him was not lessened an iota.
As Henry Rodier put Il, speak
ing at the splendid banquet that
followed the match: eff Harry
Krauss had rolled five games Of
IS each today, we would still be-
lieve him the greatest Of them
ALL"
Roanoke has few bowlers COM
pared with WASHINGTON, but the
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1922.

Louis A. Dougher. Sid Mercer. Tar.
Sam Crane, Damon Runyon, five Of the
foremost baseball writers of the coun.
try. contribute to The Times sport
pages. Read their stories of the game.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY n. 1922.

Bowling is the Capitals leading
winter sport. r. D. Thomas, of The
Times staff is giving the pin spiders
the best accounts of their game TO
be found in any local newspaper.
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

Today's playing schedule Is as fol-
iows-1l a. m. Hyattsville High VS..
Emerson Institute: IL noon. West
ern VS.. Gonzaga: p. M. Alexandria
High VS.. Eastern High; 2 p. M,
The Washington times., 1922-02-21

Too, an all-night ride on a
humping sleeper Is not conducive
to settled nerves. The Nirginians
will have that to contend with on
their visit here.
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-03-11

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The Colfax chronicle., 1922-03-11

be invaded anu SeHrCu1u Vnsy
officer designated in search warrant
issued by committing magistrate
upon an affidavit reciting the fact that
affiant has reason to believe and be-
lieves, that the suspected place IL be-
ing utilized for the violation Of this
Act,
No house, room or apartment. used
or apparently used as q bona fide resi-
dence can be invaded and searched ex-
cept by q like search warrant issued on
the affidavit Of two reliable persons
stating the specific violation committed
therein.
Any peace officer who discovers any
person transporting intoxicating IL
quor in violation Of Law. shall seize the
liquor being transported and arrest the
person in charge.
No search warrant is necessary to
search vehicles.
intoxicating liquor is any alcoholic
liquid used as . beverage. regardless
of name, containing over one-half Of
per cent of alcohol.
! earnestly request your co-opera-
tion in the enforcement of this Act.
Yours very truly.
CLEVELAND DEAR.
The Colfax chronicle., 1922-03-11

= 1 -
sion today with the following mem
|bers present: Randolph, Fralick, Nu-
gent. Corley. Lemoine. Jones. Absent.
Bryant.
On motion II ]. NJ. Jones, seconded
by J. c. C. Fralick, it was ordered
that Attorney Dear be requested to
investiEate the records covering the
sale some years ago Of property in the
town Of 0olfax to said town.
Mr. A. ,. Fortson appeared to make
a statement regarding road work 10
his district.
Mr.. r. n. Dunn appeared to request
and discuss the location Of rural route
Of interest 10 him and his neighbors.
The matter wss referred to Mr.. Bryant.
A communication was received from
Mr.. 7. NJ. Wells asking the jury topay
John Miles fol- burying the bodies Of
negroes who wefs killed in 1873 On
motion Of Mt. Jones. seconded BY Mr..
Nugent; ths request was laid oyer.
A bill wss presented by the Rapides
Gravel Co. Ii the sum Of s.. 674.s4.
On motion Of Lemoine. seconded by
Nugent, the following resolution was
put:
Resolved that the jury accept pro-
position number sone as submitted by
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-08
INTERESTING ADDRESS SUNDAY

Sunday evening at the Methodist church, at eight o'clock, Thomas J, Gambill, of Wilkeson, Washington, will deliver short talk which will be of interest to all who attend The sub ject MT. Gambill has chosen is Facts Stranger than Fiction" Associating with the miners and laborers through out his calling MT Gambill speaks with a certainty of conviction through his Interesting, sound and with the result of years of intimate contact with the subject the address will undoubtedly hold the attention of those attending. A large gathering should greet the speaker tomorrow evening at the time and place mention ed.
The Seward gateway., 1922-07-08
Mems and Boys, Dress Shoes, higl quality. Low price at Urbach's. tl

George Edward Lewis and wife, Miss Gladys Johnson and Raymond Johnson were passengers on the Ala meda for Cordova, at which place MT. Lewis will further the interests of the newly organized moving picture cor poration. Later the party will go to the states for the purpose of moving their entire effects to Seward, 1t De- ing their intention to make Alaska their future home.