Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1921, Page 21

—— SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1921 SPORTS. . District Colleges in Triangular Games : Kansas and Richie Mitchell to Fight Tontght e 40-yard record was held Earle, University of Chi- Kanakanui, United States omy. rl was made in a dual mest C U AND G W IN MEET HHow to Torture Your Wife. —By Webster.{. oo WITH MARYLAND SQUAD | | {ssttiiree 56 ) ovtiee” g;;;%fi(mrrfi I YEARS OLD NEXT MoNOAy! 1M HIS DEVILISH (ware-a or Us Relay Swims 160 Yards in 1:16 4-5 in Meet Won From Wesleyan BY H. C. BYRD. OCAL universities will compete in a triangular track and ficld April 23, George Washington, Catholic University and of Maryland having agreed to get at date the arrangement is turned down by t} s the in aclindiitosab tion of the three universities to api follows: :_.,: sion to stage the meet in the Cent \.\m';:‘ ;:».la.;‘m:_ It is belicved that some meets ist entirely of the most rudimentary iy Taie s this kind is the main ni which | 100t ball and 29, 1. C. ,\ A A University of may be stimulated. It secret that track athle around Washingon has m approached the state of Hect and never has any great interes taken in this branch of sport | | | ] 5| I for perm 1 1 High stadium, [ 1 D tition now occupi that local schools c the competition the. of dual meets among the: 1 t. it is thought, J = fo the scheduling of dual [ A 616 17th St., 9 100507 ‘bween (lncakl flr)‘;on;‘ltldam‘l)n i \ 7 ring track and field s m-nf other intercollegiate mou o South Of e e Penna. REMARKABLY WELL PRESERNED Pa. Ave. MAN’S STORES Avenue | FOR A WOMAN OF YOUR AGE | We Give the Values and Get the Business ONCE IN A LIFETIME! a Sale of 40c 50c 75c Slightly Imperfect UNION-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Only 2 Dzzen to a Purchaser Catholic Universi ton, Georgetown versity of Marylan Such an event would have other event—the high school titular competition—during the whole sprin even closely approximating it in ir terest. Phil Robb, athletic olic University, int three weeks of foc spring. It is Rob the time in workou of the squad of i¥st Fatl. bu on the field a squad of gree rial to build for next fall. Prac all the work-outs this Spring WINNER OF THE BATTLE L MISTAKE S0 MAMY WOMEN OF GRACEFULLY AMD — HEY! GETS GO WITH LEONARD| e = Sribee vA Gom F Wiy s i Like A GIRL ™' MATTER 7 s = Lo Y BY FAIRPLAY. EW YORK, March 9—The turn of fistic fate tonight means m for Richie Mitchell and Rocky Kansas, the Butfalo lightw who will mix things in a twelve-round bout at the Cream ( Athletic Club in Milwaukee. If Kansas wins it mean at Tex Rick will puf him on in a fifteen-round bout agdinst the eig pion, Benny Leonard. 1i Mitchell wins it will shos ns that his knockout by Kansas in Buffalo two weeks ago was s ing of a m | take, and Richie will be in line for another fat-purse fight aga Leonard. Kansas is a hard hitter, and he has| He could pick up th that came to the box, b W them hi an awkward style of fighting ich does not appeal to boys in his He is very hard to hit so that hurts, being only a little above fiv feet in height and always well cov ered. even when he bores in. Richie has a chance 0. to prove that there is nothing the alleged Indian sign which is supposed to | Bis a| S TaaE SIEN B Ty Ly, Onexw man | Be of some ute o the team in ficld- lnuln o et Sier knoeks another chap out, according | ing his position. Vashingtc to the dope, he always stands to s et & e h knock his vietim out, no matter how | Rool Hxiendiy: . Lol s good that victim is. or how many 3 other high-class men he may be able to beat. And it usually has worked [P out that way, Stanley Ketchell being the one prominent exception. As showing what local pride will do let it be said that Richie Mitchell is a 10-to-7 favorite. But win or lose, | !l Richie will draw down the biggest o home-town purse in his career. Sothoron Getting Range. Tt wou!d be funny if S St. Louis pitcher, de There is crack inflelder as a e | you. The course of sprouts through which Lee | mands that Fohl is now putting him. Sothoron | tions with lost his control last seas g theory was that he got pl cause of his wildness in fic position. (Copsright Coprrign, 1921, W, T. Webstes, $1.15 Half Dozen LEONARDPUTSOFFBOUT Champion Has Cold and Unable to Prepare to Meet Kansas March 17 in New York. lash at Fort Myer Tonight in Last of Preliminaries in 3d Corps Tourney. ¢ boxing houts at Fort determine it is aimost like d gossip e | lations The entire balance of a famous maker’s stock, slightly mperfect (a pulled thread here or there). Gen- uine union linen, 607 linen, 407 cotton. Perfect goods of same grade sell today at 40c, 56c and 75c. ON SALE NOW. SUPERB SPRING HATS! 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