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SPORTS. ‘'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921 SPORTS. “Yale and Princeton to Have Entries in Many Events of Pennsylvania Relay Carnwal ELIS AND TIGERS ENTER By Webster | IURUARD NETWEN HERE MUCH. SPENT IN TESTS NEARLY ALL THEIR MEN e e v 7un OF ROWING EQUIPMENT REMEMBER ME Now ? I VE BEEN OuT WEST Foix HILADELPHIA, April 21.—Yale and Princeton will bring virtually all of their track men to the Pennsylvania relay carnivai next week Both instituti vard, it looks as if we should have uty. at the expense of some of the colleg: b to gather further information as to QUITE A WHILE 1s will have team the distance medley, the four- mile race and the freshmen one-mile event. Princeton also will be rep- eesented in the sprint medley relay and Yale in the two-mile race. Both i e of different models of material in the b ® line. Nowadays cat to learn how a few sec be saved n the 1 shell. The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship. HELLO, Sim ! How's A Boy? DOM T REMEMBER] ‘Playing Chevy Chase Club Team in Six Singles and Three Doubles Contests. ! BY N experimen WALTER CAMP. ETWE g with English boats at Yale. with oars at n oppor equers, will hnc men in most of the special and d events aska include | w ) and 440 yards, half iley and one- |and mile. ‘\ mile | 1v in addition to several men = = eolts I Will Coach Pitt Basketers. e o = | torview af by Penn, e o esh- et Guy Nickalls . ing coach, Andrew Kerr, coach of the fresh-| i rack Games Dates Set Ky Hhchidin, the; Nale sowing Smt m work of the crew. he hug made International Meet Likely. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 21.—The | probable acceptance by Harvard and for Elementary Schools The fiifth anonual field and track meet for the elementary man basket ball team and track te at the fis in the bout. The ore power hat Yale University of Pittsburgh. ha been selected as coach of the 1921 | | i Yale athletic author of the sug- : e I | i Is, under the direction of ol of the from <ford and Can age | s : nunieipal playxrownd de- S > b>nal meeting late in ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 21 —Navy | s | ;hn 1';-Inu:l stadium Saturday, 1 o an Jmgicaiod by M EEe R oYere oI S AT | 'NE HAD A LOT OF — LAST WEEK | LoST MY J i e L i inien eats | ] 0T couEse m.n‘.».‘:. r:.!-'.’-‘]m.. | HARD LUCK SINCE | J08. MY WIFE HAS BEEM « iKUMA | itt e heldac dhe weadtum on | TG ST N e T Bethany to Play Georgia Nine., | LAST Saw You, St I THE HOSPITAL 2 MONTHS. | / GAE PLAYS MAJOR | e S ing 1';": Lhe short events .‘.'m,,‘ Lut 5 ) . = ZINe > nevertheless the contest with Colum Navy Wins Relay Event. W. Va. \Krm i 2| | LoST ALL 0y 5A\“NGS You K™NOW WHAT THAT CosTs, Z IN NET TOURNEY FINAL | ! mfl""-':‘l:-: bin, the end of the mounth, is reganded PO M P 2T A e | —— o - cal and i SRR 0 e ‘,l‘ St 1 schedule, | In A FAKE o1t ComPAMY WELL , CoutD You b, A0 WHITE SULPHU agrin] | Colombin Helehs FrA A ar medley ace « today. The i i AND - G 1 iting. Jim Rice 3 postponed from last sts with Pitt, Penn ¢ 55 | ory gained by Joe t Nuvy won. Delaware was s West Virginia, Washing- Garficld Park, \Iundxl). June 6. e sained l;l". ; Johns Hapkins was third. 1 Marict | | Kloom "in " rowini i les at New aven —_—————— Stecher Throws Draak. LYNCHBURG, Va. April 21 Using <+ CHESS TITLE FOR GUBANl | 1 | Stecher took two stri falls from Experts Do Not Deem It Possible |/ m45 (0 o here last for Lasker to Overcome Capa- PROMOTERS ARE EAGER TO SIGN UP FIGHTERS y g y blanca’s Lead BY FAIRPLAY. Bl 3 ) 3 EW YORK. April 21—With Tex Rickard con ting upon d Uiive Foster, Boston, 6—1.1 jravaNA, April 21 Base Ball Today | tending the world . P chess tou AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. forthcoming heavyweight championship battle ament R N tails of — but one fight date remaining for Madison Square Garden between | G. W. U. Racketers Ahead. TR * now and next fall, fight promoters are 1 ng haste to grab off all the —BELn:Vr_ THAT TO-DAY | STARTED THAMK S, TIM, Now, ED, You'vE GoT My opinion that | le-m.. RA' Rickard is ng go by. There are at least a dozen ! | |~ WITH ANOTHER. FIRM AT & A You Keiow | ( PHONE NUMBER.. Do’ T FORGET| sdden and decisive | NORFOLK GIANTS ¢ Tickets Now on Sale at Park .\hhmake:—: from various parts of the country in the big T(MES My OLD SALARY 7 THE WHERE 1 HAnG( | TO "CALL ME UP Scom AND apablanca will win the | Already they have put over some likely looking bouts. BoSS ADVANCEOME 43000 AND o WE'LL LUNCH To-GE THER g ha 1235 Pesasylvanis ave. D ¢ fisht mm:n Lo date EVERY TriG s LOVELY Now | WANT YOU To Krow 50ME fourteenth samne ol e SR oF ™y FRIEMDS, THEY aitmerd || Havre de Grace AAY BE VALUABLE To T, Md., April 21 R e You i & eSS o Fete il 143ker Races : five of seven chess authori- | APRIL 16-30 Week Days SPECIAL TRAIN Coaches, Parior Car and Dining Car ity Manag. outhwest Navy Department, ¢ ove anca will play pieces in five of the re- n games. This will ice of openings, and in the tournament licate Lhat it would | incidentally +much energy 4 pack. S fighters | work o \\mxhl seem to ind » o- | Monument Lot diamend > 3 i {:‘k‘";:-.‘, '\thletic| OWl Athletie Club is in the field for ontects | Arrive Greemways erab. eagagements :‘.vh teams in the fif-} de Grace, 1345 P.M. Jld division, e Horemans Leads Sutton. AGO, April 21.—Edouard Hore- aropean balk line billiard . led George Sutton, 800 to night at the end of the Leave Gree de Grace, 6:00 P. Arrive Waxhingt: BALTIMORE &OHIO buld communic: Wrenn, 1855 W telephone West 920, Park Midgets, who are to meet to- morrow night a 3 ) and avenue | seconds. =R SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Birmingham, ether out on t 4. Mitchell. s it now er will fall ¥ last s manag | | i : o offered the|southwest, wan vith thir-| Com BT, 2 Eampion. j teen-fourteen-yes b dx,’.‘l:, Gl il it cecond round of their 1,500-point 18.2 s upo on Charlie \\\\-? write Manager L. Sc der, 209 10th match. wark. N. J.|street southwest. or telephone Frank- R : o 1 hout the first|lin 3843 ephone Frank M. Gibbons to Fight nggmzsl. | Morgan Wins at Traps. - i % idea is 1o bri Powhatan Akl - 2 A MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, April 21—| PINEHURST. N. €. April 21.—is: Y : Newark. adonis | game of Ity serten wyom oo ‘\“'?,'_' | Mike Gibbons of St Paul and Chuck | ing only one target of t n pairs i zeand LS ub. 18 to 4. Hill pitched well Wiggins of ‘Indianapolis will meet in | thrown, R. D. (Klondike) Morgan of 3 e e winners. It was the seventh the headliner of the fighting card | Washington led a strong field by & Mihe looks of the DPro-iconsccutive victory for the Powha-| Central High's nine, margin of three birds in the doubles| 3 aKair cither Harry Greb orltans. 5 3 here tonight. The fiznt will be for| ! Jra8 Y dive trap- csed altair cher b ors to meet | over Tome at Port Depo {ten rounds. ision. Wiggins | event that wound uUb OFSS0 0t "B e Fhat e will face a greatly improved § 'n)nlzm.u ighed 163 pounds vesterday, while | shooting program at the e Military demy team in Central | Gibbons toppad the scale at Giun Club That Herman Decision. 1 stadium tomorrow. if reports fromi™ n_pan- | Lincoln 2 — a school are to be credited. crigies are stil E the Staunton ! or of Young| Herman Clover Midgets ook measure of in | the North Carolina Av e Midgets in season 4% nothing to brag of. desptic, Bet. F & G Sts. 605-607 7th St. o A Bostdnian writes | a 16 to 7 game. Smith bamed fhe toam o D 8lras a crinfk 5B the “rght 1 (. Zrhilestne €lovers were ;.;nv,dl(?.gli'i win ovet~thd- Washiig@n schol-| three N. €. A. hurlers astics, but in recent ‘games. it has Here’s a Colored nhm. will play a doubl header at Tnion Park Sunday aft played some first-class b; mor: '”‘"x‘" “I’:;‘d" aps and Georgetown Ath etoct {letics e opnonents in the opener, | 0 C10CK- . Y while the LeDroit Tigers and Wash-! The Central-Staunton game forces Wmn(’r - | {Ington Giants will clash in the night- cap. Business and Western to postpone un- | til Saturday morning théir high school league contest, but the regu- be followed | week. pionship series match ye: h the former winning, 13 to 4 Friday Clearance Sale % er- opinion as should have : n opened against the Manual| 3 . I - by the Way.| Mewsiyn Steel and Cement Company | ] e L Seasonable Merchandise at Almost Give - Away Prices. an .\}',almnal Bank | | at. Podd, pitching | 1078 was stingy with hits. l'“ur‘h‘ eaguers will get un- | dl Treasury meet nday afternoon orge Long will umpire | In the third Moran and his by defensi < ana in tha Afen) r became absolute- | then on it was how many runs pitching howe - i 5 to { for the winn ! Departmental You Should Come Early A. L. CLUBS TO OBSERVE NATIONAL HOSPITAL DAY |5 % x,» 7 0 21— on, CHICAGO. April e ’l”f“‘;fu': i m-u-t Vernon drubbed St. Paul, president’ of the American LeLESl 1t Lin un inter-Sund n batting rally in the ninth | o A lelter e et in """q.auz‘ The winners inning accounted for Central's tri-| e Roanita) O3 outing. umph over Tome. Brinkman had two slo and $9 Port De- | with | bad innings gave the runs, and good form in 4l apparcntly v Blue and Whit nal session an after two batters | this event is to e the reat Chick Evans Gets Passports. 4 ., with the CHICAGO, t of tunw equipment and [Charles ( effort for the care of the m ' acrifices on th About 100 Suits. Neat pat- | terns, in brown, green and gray mixtures. Models suitable for men and young men. Sizes 33 to.42. Extraordinary values at DELMAR Oxfords 775 Genuine Norwegian Calf Russia Calf Oxfords, DBrogue Oxfords, including Semi-Brogues, Black Calfskin; English and Con- servative models. All sizes in the lot, but not in each style. $3.50 and $3 il | hospitals be I would urge Organizing New League. SHARON, Pa., April 21.—A base bal] of towns in Penn- i | diana is being |®eason. Canton, Dayton ificld, Ohio: Rich { Wheeling, W. Va,, 7 o L TWO BIG STAKE RACES « PERMITTED BY BRITAIN | J¢"7ricts & JE 1ton and Akron h ‘ing | tranch ,,,4 1.000- | . Both| < and ind 777777 and| sured | . Younmgstown. | ve been offered | Service Quality | Finest Spring Swts Men S Trousers i The finest Suits in the 1 city. Beautiful materials, I A.“'“'OOI qualities. In | hand-tailored throughout. | plain or fancy blue, gray, Reduced from $40, $45 and | green or brown. Plain or | $30 to : cuff bottoms. All sizes. and Your Tackle Box —will contain everything needful for catching fish if you outfit at Roberts. We have prepared our stock N 777 HAVRE de GRACE Station 12 o’clock noon. FParlor and dining cars. especially to mect the re- ° ° | 1 SEVEN RACES DAILY | [l cibrements of the moct || Whlte Shll‘t | Special_Peana critical angler. ! S | ° i Leksed Enton S We don’t believe vou || I | B. & O. train leaves Union have ever scen so complete ||| |- i an assortment of high- [ff| grade fishing tackle gath- ered together in one place [ff! before. ! Out of town fishermen desiring to indulge in their {||| favorite sport are cordially invited to make use of our Personal Sports Service. We are always glad to tell you fish are biting, 1 Admission—trandstand d Paddock, $1.65, including Gov- ernment Tax. 1 “Vindex” Shirts....9c Absolutely fast colors. Well made thruu"hnu! Sizes 14 to 1614 $1 Athletlc Unlon Sults, 69c Cleanly made up. 25¢ “Ide” Collars, 12ic Discontinuing this brand; eight good || styles. All pcr(cct in every respect. Sllk Flber Hose. ...50c | $1 3for$465 Of fine white Corded Madras and Plain White Pongee; all cut full and roomy and guaranteed satisfactory in every way. All sizes 1312 to 18. White Shirts will be scarce this Summer. Our FIRST RACE 1DE LOW i#%w] Low in height High in fashiom, an w A fine nainsook. where they may l{r found |1 5 Looks exactly like silk, but wears | and to advise with you complete stock 18 ready now. Take much better. In all colors and sizes. Ih-iufnrcwl seams. All about baits, ete. Just advantage of this sale. - i drop in the shop—we'll be glad to help. vou. Photographic Men s Handkerchlefs, 31/zc Soft quulmo Carefully made Any Felt Hat. .. .$1.50 i Stiff or soft Hats that sold up to | $5.00. Sizes are broken, but any man ‘ who can be fitted will have a genuine bargain. “Otis” Balbrlggan Under- wear, 65¢ Best grade that is made—famous “Otis” " make. Long or short sleeve: All sizes. Raleigh Haberdasher 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Ave. Hart Schaffner-& Marx Clothes supplies for the amateur and pro- fessional. Everything the ) best. I Famous Bf;éhton Garters, 24c | Good quality webbing. “Everything for Ev Sport” = ace o permit the %:ravai 1o slide easily and smocthly W. F. Roberts Co. 818 14th Street Roberts Bidg.

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