Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1921, Page 28

SPORTS:* ; THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON;: D: O., NOVEMBER ' 13, 1™1—PART I SPORTS. Washmgton to Have New Country Club : Tuscan Maiden Wins the Jockey Club Handicap - NINTH ON CAPITAL LIST (ST, PAULAND GRAGE | Aaa Anoiber- .. —WRREIGETS VERDICT BY NECK NEAR SILVER SPRING, MD.| [IVES WiN IN LEACUE| R e N - FROM TIRING VETERAN Wealthy Local Residents Back of Project to'somie, 7't t an st Pust bre SYSONBY Exterminator Annexes $10,000 Pimlico Cup Over copal won f-om Fourth Presoyteriai, Convert 200 Acres of Ideal Land Into AR e PR COL”\! Two Miles and a Quarter From Boniface First-Class Golf Course. sty @ poeem, arce gm, MAN O'WAR, by a Head—Meeting Closes Monday. Lett forward. Dan'els - Right forward B MORVICH BY W. R. McCALLUM. Eobintda! féziium ALTIMORE, November 12—Officially, but not technically, the most | # ASHINGTON ‘is to have a new country club—the ninth in the " Edington for Morris, Youns B brilliant meeting in the hilltop’s mellow history came to an end list of golf'and country clubs at which the residents of ‘the | for Glilon. s:&::-’ 0T g ol Toungman with the running of the file and a half of the Jockey Club handi- cap, in which Admiral Carey T. Grayson’s Tuscan Maiden caught Veteran i i i ir lei from fouls—Morris (2),’ Edingten (2), You capital seek recreation during their leisure moments. o Dl oy o) st The new club is to be situated near Silver Spring, Md., and is' e backed by a group of wealthy Washingtonians, some of whom are mem- =~ '~he. bers of other gol¥ organizations about the city. I:s greatest advantages Frawies. are said to be an ideal layout for first-class golf course and ths finest Bi turf to be found anywhere about the capital. The course probably will Paub tiring in the stretch and won going away by a neck. The session was originally to be one of eleven days, but an extra day was added for the benefit of the Children’s Aid Society of Baltimore.county. Consequertly, the net receipts of Monday will be turned over to that worthy charity. Substitutior Bl. Paul—Lewis for Flflcher. Just a head was the narrow yet de- be ready for play next season, although the real work of building the | STl o et i K i holes has not yet commenced. flclmr—rle'::nar. rn"-'my" . uan-"‘ r c'sive margin by which Willis Sharpe PIMLICO ENTRIES An announcement made last night|tion of greens everything will be In [ mer, () Paniman. Lewis (&) - Selie. Kilmer's Exterminator, greatest of the turf's aistance runners, today won the $10,000 Pimlico cup over the gruehng route of two miles and a quarter. three-horse affair, in which one of the contestants — Lady Emmeline — was | First race, The Glyndon, two-year- hopelessly outclassed, . the longest of | ©1dS: claiming: six furlongs—*(a)Tan- the east's turf classice developed the | &erine, 105; *(a)Duncecap, 95; Moco, season’s most €ripping race and this|107; (a)B : e c. fs sald In face of the fact that the|gr: g !:"‘;;?"; 1 M“"": sensational deadheat waged by Polly | 7' Simplicity, 92; Excuse Me, |Ann and Careful the afternoon previ- (a) R. T. Wilson, jr.—James Butler ous is written indelibly in the memory. | entry. For the last three-quarters of a mile Second race, western run eteeple- of the severe test of stamina_a d|chas:, handicap, four-year-olds and gameness Commander J. K. L. Ross' uUpwards; 2 miles—Flying Scout, 148; Bonifuce yas so closely on the win- Keltie. 130; *Crest Hill, 145; Ove fl—\‘. ning steed that it appeared as though the pair were haruessed as a team. Third race. Loch Raven. claiming. By a few of the moving spirl.s in |readiness for play next spring. Pevllnl!(“) thé new Country Club s ys the site Limit of 300 om Members. Hes approximately four-tenths of &| Although there has not vet been " orthwest of Washing.on, about the | OTE2nization meeting, & }";“:y,zf,.iu‘? ame distance as that from the Mu- Th's limit, it is po"". organization. nicipal buiiding to the Chevy Chase|of€anization. Th's IHmit oo '8 POST: Ciub Xt le-reachied by extellanviau. gestion and to insure the r:l;xll\'llutlrl’ The propertv, consisting of about | 9f pleasure for members at the mini- 5 200 acrés will not-all be used for|Mum of cost ~[Every day will be % _ble excep- the golf course, but part will be|Suest day, with the p ss util: ed. for grass nurseries, tennis| lon of Saturd v and Sunday, during | The usual order ‘of things is re- courts, lawns, ete. Every acre of the| 1€ PL.¥INE season = Each club mem-|vers d in the Southern 'Rai'way property has been cleared and space ! st Wil have & vote fof cane do il Duckpin League. Froizht is leading for a water hole and Jake for the 27 the board of governors. (hel 'by a gnod margin with Passenger a o e ol A e o i’ ;/nclude representative business men |p2a*1 550" Froient has won 14 And ‘and golters, in order. that the success | juut § Samen: The cianaim of o thon; 1ot the club may be fully assured. | Passenger quint is exactly the Donald Ross Vo Place Greens. e fin neicl affairs of the club al- |gite. Here is how they line up: handicay : ; thi Of the Iorge tract of land absut r:ggm' oF, diios has mat vet et '::l Freleht Y Somaera o oF Morvich (he me Tay o more thas SLt0gea, lo's earn: hen I cherisd oft the 910,000 Eagt- -lr.:xmh“fi: e e L yarde: six e ronee Catmandeta, 24 g 2 : ,000. 11 areded thie fall. "Donald Rose. the ‘Atound the golf course, under pres. | iaw the immortals of the furf by a rec-|in far-off California at the Spreckels | 235,87 Colin and Decsing mrathe by | d3Y gathering yelled liie mad, h‘“é"?' ell known course architect and pro- | ent plans are sites, which may be | Fayn ord of consistency and money earn- | farm, and, crossing the Rockies, he | nthers fo win more than $100,00 |SYeS © Judges were caught, Ex fessional at Pinehurst, will be in| purchased by club members for cot- ) Eng! Ing ability that has only been com-|came a8 a youn: Lochinvar out of | dnring their juvenile years. terminator's nod was first and to the Washington Tuesday to confer with tacs, which may be resiric «d :0 up- | Purchasing - pared with three times in history of | the west to clean up the east. He| Today some are calling him greater | ¥onderful old gelding by McGee-Fair | (2)Georgie, PIMLICO RACT TRACK, November H 12.—The entries for Monday are as I follows: the men behind the new organiza-| hold the standard of the club, and nt American racing. started his victoriol AT t Ja- M 2 2 T |Empress went the $6.800 winning|low Hand 126. tion and to point out locations for | the same time add to its revenue. |,,,,m 1.6, H.S P, o | | Morvieh closcd nia season as a two- | maica in May, and since then he has | ton thet time whi antwor " Syl j¢ |8hare of the purse. Boriface' s owner | (a)—Foreign stable entry. year-old by winning the Pimlico Fu- i} o {drew down 32.000 when he fintshed! Fiith ru.c .ne Roagers Forge: st gone along piling victory upon vie- | to say that he has outdone Man-o’-{drew down $2.000 when he fnished| Cuin Tuoo, ole, [oESrs ForEe: ;«ome of the gredens.dd‘l}ll thlatd !tlnil‘!y Invitation Tourneys Sugxested. 'A t was announced, additional details The suggestion has been made that otAtha new club w!ll“behm"‘d% public. ' jnyitation tournaments will be held | Bav, oo mu’:&‘;{fl em"'eflpu"“‘:ng“ Lh:'""'e'; on l'l;e course of llhbe club in l.;ldlu‘nn g,,,.mfl.,, 2 513 b-- & to the regular club events. t also | Disbursts . L3 i1 fi%l;n}r)’lcltg:u[:ojé;; ffi lllevcf:r!h?;\l?y' has bteen oonslbderi(: U‘llt )a.‘a H’lleblu‘k- l‘lllenl:r‘ A H'TOLA CAPTURES “MET” . e . 2 Wit | ing of a membership in the clul n~ — R. De Farges, Georve B “raser Wi'-' yolves purchase of a part of the or- [ Optical quint has its eye on the pins - ton J. Lambert, George sNaill, James yanization, such membership may be | in the M.vy Yard circuit. It has won CROSS-COUNTRY HONORS O'Neill, Tom Moore, Wj iam L. Moore. | transferred at its face value at the |7 and lost 2 games. The others stand | NEW YORK, November 12.—Wil- Rudolph H. Yeatms , Capt. L. L. time of sale to any prospective mem- |38 follows: Broadside 6-3; Erecting. |liam Ritcla of the Finnish-American Steele and W. A. Wimsatt. ber agreeable to the club. Tube, 4-5; Drawing, 4-5; East. {Athletic Club won the senior metro- The topography of the ground pur-| The name of Joseph H. Kirkwood, the 4.0, Tool, 3-6; Miscellaneous, 3-6. Tolitan cross-country championship chased by the club is said to be very | famous Australian professona', has | today, covering the six-mile course fine and of high elevation. Sp ngs | been suggesied as the club pro and 0dd Fellows will bowl flve nights at Van Cortiundt Park in 31 minutes turity valued at $56,260, the richest|tory. His last previous appearance| War a: - - purse of the entire racing year. The ' wag at Havre de Grace In Septernber,| Ho 16 o ron: Soomors by negotlating the course, earned sl'| e noslatrar, 108 Dona o S T Rt o amal chempbon:s 000 for her owner Henry T. Oxnard. cona, 106; Polly Ann, Originally four thoroughbreds were | 103: M‘ur; on 100; Jeg, 106; "e. | clous, 132; Gnome, 116; King's CORNELL RUNNERS BEST _|mieti© faem the Sarmich dut i Sl i iamgie L withdrawsgl o larry Payne ney's e A Lxth e 1 H IN QUADRANGULAR RACE | Biaadtityo o dontics o' ks, B3 i -bed T NEW YORK, November 12.—Cor-| Fimt emo-zear.ola i o35 Zile and one-s nell Universi - | mIe=Grace Fosier, 100 (Heupel). . 100: ¥, chamipionshlp, shogs Muster 135" (Zoetien). | 112: 0ld’ Dad country team won the quadrangular|$s 6o . second: Virgin *Sparkling, invitation meet among the Ithacans, | (- Kummer). " ira. mime 147 & Travesty, 10 "'"e‘”' 112 Dartmouth, Pennsylvania and Colume | Zeiots, [The WAt ““’,,fifl;r"}:g‘:zfi“; 107; Coca Cola, 109; Sammy Jay, 105; and creeks are located on the prop- |a letter aiready has been sent to him this, Mool as follows: | TOmorrow. | 45 1-5 seconds. bia Seranger., Velled Golleen;a Pavia, 99, arty, an e site lies close enough ' asking his terms for his services. ‘den Rule vs. Central uesday, | Ilmar Prim of the same club fin- Cornell's point Booond race; two- i - to the District to obtain the advan- | The club is expected to constitute | Harmony vs. Federal City; W.dnes- |ished second in 32:24 and F. Brennan Ingt, mouth 555 > Sen:xc:rfi.:l" 129 Dln& miles—Overmateh, uz’ ;‘,"’,3::, 5 0?' l" Mf::ffign““;:‘hu‘“" f\f;rs?gua&;.rl%‘; tages of sewerage and electricity. 'a welcome addi‘ic to 'he rather im |day, Amity vs. Salem; Thursday, Bea- | 1) ird in 32:49, < oo Coxumbu, 1. % & 69, and | S0, won: p e AN Over, 107; Trevelyan, 10 Authorit'es on_turf, backers of the. posing list of golf and country clubs | con VE-PIBri:htwood. and Friday. | . Team honors went to the New York E.” Brown led the Ithacans i3 2nd $5.90. G iaes A, B brook, 112; Picnic, 107; Caretaker, 109; club assert, say that with the addi- already located around the caplial ount -Pleasant vs. Eastern. The|A C. it u.e finish and was closely fol) 184 (D amond), 4:00 Bit o' Black, 10 sash betweon Mount Pleasant and a5 closely followed | Now Furen” 3in Cofroun, Wentm saier. Kt *Five pounds apprentice allowance ards, Eascern. will. decide first. place, As S -r.. a...m .' the race was ’y_Norman P. Brown and Capt.|ryn Harlan T8 uen( Seas also 1ay n quarter miles, with th- arter, also of Cornell. Third race i one mile | claimed. Weather cloudy. track heavy. only tew poinis separaic Bl ™| KNOX TOSSERS TO PLAY - | | ast*ide™smrta™lum™ e e Str g e TR ll(E P Man bowlers of the Capitol Assem- 2 ; i ; i S S, S ARES, SI LI I S bly have such & wholesome reapect BIG CONTESTS IN EAST 30CCER GAME IS BOOKED | et s> e fhie, Brgh| Turfman Wins §32,500 Snit. or the feminine rollers of St. Rita : X Roseare. Kb estone and Marauder aiso ran. NASHVILLE, Tenn., November 12. GALESBURG, IlI, N — c Smhy BN 3% hillog 3| corEseene, . Spvmber 12| YALE HARRIERS DEFEAT | ON MONUMENT GROUNDS | ik 2ot S itd i |_SMSIILE, Torke 2o, n olty. will meet Yale, West Point and o.her A " . $2 30, 5 J¢ Al ianine ), | heard the case of W. W. Darden DISTRICT LEAGLUE. CAPITOL HILL LEAGUE. 'Cnp“‘:gl L i riamon I8 ith R'l'" big inatitutions of the east this yosr HARVARD IN TWO RACES soccer game will be played on the : 83 20! Ratskeller. Colonials. Alpha, e spot the St Rita | ;= o) ' dirst est hedul Monument grounds this afternoon at 3 T me, 15235. Kirah. Vice Chairman, | against the Adams Express Compeny, o % 1o 1 RIS Doohman o 117109 os | 4uint Aty pins and was defeated. played by a westerne college. quint,| NEW HAVEN, Conn. November 12. gclock between the British embassy and ‘““‘fl"h”’ lie and Major Park aleo ran. seeking $65,000 for the I0ss of a car- 7 1 2 105 X 3 e Toabecg 103 100 104 Meiolrick. o7 105 o7 Terms In the Montgomery County | 31X &ames are dennitely on the card,| —Yale varsity and freshmen cross-'ine Washington club. They will liné up | m i 'E’m Sator. 120 (Joim. | 10ad of race horses in a wreck north wegaw... 04121 110 Bmith 94 101 114 Duckpin. League are anxlous to ar- |&nd negotiations are pending which | country teams both won thelr meets | as jollows: o 121 (Sande). out.|,¢ Cincinnati in 1915, today reported Weholme. 104 94 114 115 110 100 54102 Rarses.] 131120 97) ‘Ange games with quinis of Wash- may odd two or three more. The u;lx‘mflhr\;-rd over the Yale course|™ g u,.: " coat, Tennent: right back, Beth- | thia . Tl;dyag'f‘ et Guaranih. Gk a verdict of $32,500. - —— 146 ington. Address the secretary of the | schedule follo this merning. 3 i . > nd up: ene mile— . Fotal. .50 538 519 i 529 482 543 Totals, 55 | Olreuit, at Rockville, Md e e W stown: 17| In the varsity event the score Was | Floic." center ha'foack, Brown: NIt WAIDack. | Opperman 108" (Fators. S25 50, 50 60, 514 Bl.ck Tee Co. Acme. = o ] Dactmmo. th at Hanos i 18, wes 0 ;m Yale, 19 points, and Harvard, 47. Theln.ney. outside right, W1 fams: inside right, ; Clansmsn, 110 (Riwa 1) .60 $8, wec. ‘Will Hold Cue Tourney. ell.. 89 86 94 Meany.... 81104102 Mul\T PLEABANT LEAGUE. = = rown ai Providen le| record for the course, which is Pekermn center forward, Harker; inside left, ajr. 1 . $2.50 third. Owens... 97 90 S0 Bufteughs 108 85 93 Senec: Sonthern Rallway. Seeks Funds for Stadium. W Now Haven. s 2, Army-at West Folat thirty yards minus six miles, was | Harker: outside Jeft, Boyd T v Cuiesterbrook, | Six players already have entered the Totiman 53 00103 wirne-o® 10 103 ‘:: Fristos. ’2,‘, 184 91 Kasson... A project whereby money will be | broken by Douglass of Yale, who was ', ft g0, . hn back, B | Maiand elle din oty exit o g O WUl toney which Wil '1:';' Kelicgg 12 pley. Radcliff 2 r Ya first home in 32 minutes 326 3-5:pay 4 22 at the Grand Central November o .. 5 12 4 * :;:éb wi 02 . Nedui % %% Posto % 1op) sarted. . E_‘xnu; clubs of Nashville yl Harvard versus ' Oxford-Cambridge | Princeton by & singie eelat .‘.’n'f:u;:elg l‘?;i.‘.f '1'{3‘.3. (v'l’c"«"' ""JELJ:ZT&‘,’ Watts. | 54 chrde” “Tione, S4B i Prinkle and Richmond have submitted 513 470 b n attempt w e | track mee | hercafter receive & i thei Totals.. 510 513 470 Totals, made_to obtain most of the fund|major "Ys “Ys' have been award.| -0 defeated Princeton., 3: Birsmseald wilf Porer = g 391 977 INTERNAL REVENUE LADI from the university, its alumni and|ed to the following men far placing ST prlobaceo and Misc. thecivic clube. {wither International wiest last Haly: Ilinois Harriers Ahead. -|_URBANA, 1II, November 12—III- R 108 2 100 : George Dumcam and Abe Mitchen | DOUElas. mile. and A. Hulman, 120- |, pnide, T Novaeoe 120 hvm Bi 78| the British golfers. c-owded 105 N six places in the cross-country run ieaks:. mom s Smith, s r::-l:::' "12"" ;nt:m!! fll\'u.lln lhel‘;‘ e with Purdue today, won. 17 to 38 SN 2 ur o 8 country and| New York Univervity plans facultv|Swanson Totals.. 347 347 392 Totals.. 359 381 427 | Canada. and student golf teams. 27 m|nuta:’mlueommn!d-.nu,ha frst fo, e Flrst Showing * L. %88 of the First Coupe Designed and: Produced Entirely by the New Maxwell Orgamzatton : A car which reveals, ata glance, such a wealth of beauty and goodness that the price seems almost unbelievable. C«ddrn.nm-dddhmtuduns Four - passenger capacity. Fourth Bodies lower and ln:'wwl mp‘ wyk&or Van Kerr Transformers Decrease gasoline consumption—give greater power— reduce carbon deposits. They can be attached in a few minutes, and from that time on you will have a sweet, smoothly running motor which starts easily even in zero weather. Does Your Motor Pump Oil? Don’t Worry! 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