McMillirk Saves C amp's. St lections-0- --Heavyvreights0GGrood As Matched, Indoor 3 (Cepvright, Il TAD LOOK][NG 'EM OVER \ Sport By JURYCLOSESCASE 1 BY - wwow WrA a pew r C.KC OF PROING GAME "DoI rwoia : -40U ii #AOLASSET LOUI S A. DOU, MANGP "*ME 699-W I1O'J 04. E11 So I sp 10kw58%i I wAC o0 10 No More iditments Expeted IJ. 303T 315 0O5, MM r j AM V After Godeon and Roth- A i&s wAs AAM frW- 'Alem- MeMillin Is Sure of Honors GIJS VAvior FAW ntr t~10;r 'gapgp ted M.AIN stein Testify. CHICAGO. "Bo" McMillin did as much fc r as he did for "Bo" Clon "Noisy Ban" Oct. 27.-No further in- McMillin last Saturday in the Harlrard stadium. He practically cinched to s' A CU'W- dictments will be returned by the all-American honors for a second season by his spectacular individual Resign CAN grand jury here in connection with werful but he also con- its investigation of dishonesty in or- brilliancy against the C rimson machine, ganised baseball. it is considered or- vinced many doubting Tomass ti at Yale's "Grand Old Man of Foot- George Daley, sports editor of the New York World, as SFDMoE L~o tain today. The Jury is said to have ball" still has some of I he game which he taught the young writes its so as exami- knowledge follows: "There can concluded probe far Ilis so many years ago. be no draw- nation of witnesses is conej'ned, but When began making all-star selections he ranked finrt ing back by those club owners who nogcA l--, will meet Friday to make Re formal Walter"Camnp have declared for a reorganization return to the court. in the football world. His earliar all-American elevens were chosen of baseball from Harvarc and Princeton along lines which they f Thirteen men have been Indicted largely among Yale, 1, players. Gradually consider best, even if , CMA011 4V4N by the jury. and these true bills will Pennsylvania and Columbia and Carilsle broke into the magic circle, as president of the , be formally returned in court. Te football spread generally around thi icountry, but when the Middle West and his five indictments name Joe Jackson. Nddie was that was too so-called "loyal clubs" Goeorgt began claiming great things It charged Walter Camp stand out as they did last week at Cicotte. Claude Williams, provincial, that he could not see any candidates unless they were at the preliminary council in Chicago. Weaver. Oscar Felsch, Charles Ril- least of the East. There were ceriamin men within the past five or six The lines have been drawn and te berg and Fred McMullin. active mem- that C was unfair and that the best bers of the Chicago White Box during years who openly claimed amp issue plainly defined, for which the 1910 season; Arnold Gandil. for- thing to do in the situation was to forget all- kmerican elevens entirely. thanks be Ban mer first baseman of the Box; Hal hith- given. Johnson Last season Camp named two lIowers, "Red" Barron and must capitulate once more or ac- Chase. former first baseman of the erto unknown players on his first Judy While Halan, the Georgia Tech trio; Hewi , cept the consequences of a baseball New York Americans, Chicago all-American eleven. His quarter- Pittsburgh's big fullback; Way. war which will tear the Box. Cincinnati Reds and New York back was McMillin. of Centre College. American . erstwhile pitcher Centre Penn State's flying demon; Erickson League apart. His 0 Giants; His center was Weaver, of and of W. and J..; of dictatorship IIIIIIIII li ii II for the White Box: , former College. How the scoffers scoffed Elelson, Gipp has run its course. His obstruc- J. .1. That Notre Dame, Kaw, Dobie's star at tive featherweight champion; and how the laughers laughed. Frank the former tactics, in a large measure, ("Sport") Sullivan and Rachel Brown. was a for them. Cornell; Kelly. good joke Rutgers star now at Yale; Davies of brought the game to its present alleged Boston gamblerS. McMillin was placed ahead of Strub- Pittsburgh; Abbott. of Syracuse. unhappy condition, and he must Although it has given some atten- Ing. Princeton' star. Benny Boynton. Leech of V. M. I.; now submit to the will of the ma- tion to the conduct of baseball pools. anq Bunting, G O - the Williams captain and peerless Stinchcomb6 of Ohio State; French. jority or step aside for all time. To ioCr it is understood that the grand Jur) dropkicker, landed on the third from and 1TRAjG- will deal with this phase of baseball eleven. Weaver was given honors Army's recruit Rutgers, There can be no middle ground. 05O1. WMS07 recommendations and , West Virginia's freshman Baseball is above NEy66O(L gambling through over Bailey. of West Virginia, wonder, to name a few. any individual. only, rather than indictments. Callahan. Yale. There was much A twelve-club E0t5Eo IN o r L of The ends, however, are not up to league would not be Ms v ovact- Considerable discussion was amusement among the so-called "ex- former the best thing for the game, as it aroused here today by the testimony lerts" had been Camp standards. The best pair. A SCUTLE Fo who belittling looked at as a pair, are with Bos- would destroy for a time that ou.H before the jury yesterday of Harvey for several years. ton College. Captain Urban and much-needed rivalry which now Redmond, hotel keeper, of East St. MceMILLIN MAKES GOOD. Comerford shining with great bril- obtains between the two major cir- Louis. Ill., that he had informed Last McMillin stood out liancy when they take the field. cuits, but the . owner of the Saturday sport must be con- that members of hit. as the best individual player in the Here and there may be found a capa- trolled hereafter by a which White SBx. eight He ran the ball ble performer, auch as Merritte. of body team had sold out to the gamblers Harvard stadium. will command the respect and c CATHOLIC UNIGlMIT was ex- and he threw it. He used good Dartmouth; Roberston. of Syracuse; fidence of the fans." more than a year ago. It generalship and he encouraged and Harrick, of West Virginia: Loucks of JOEGEDEON ENDS CRACK HEAVIES AS GOOD pected a statement from Comiskey heartened his companions in their W. and J.; Kenyon of Georgetown; S WATCHO G GUDE would be forthcoming. gruelling fight against the heavier Ewen, the Navy captain; Hopper of Joe Gedeon. second baseman of the and more experienced Harvard Pennsylvania; Larkin of Lehigh and HATCHETITE PLAYERS St. Louis Browns, is believed today eleven. Staton, of Georgia Tech. ASMATCHED FOR CONTEST Brooklanders Think They Are to have saved himself from indict- to the After the game Arnold Horween, LINE STARS ARE MANY. ASK FOR BASEBALL CAREER game.In For ment by a frank statement the Harvard captain, shjok McMil- SCRIMAGES By JACK VEIOCK. Stiff Battle. grand jury of his knowledge of the him. Though the best games of the sea- CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Joe Gedeon, Catholie in GL- 1919 to "fix" the world serie,. lin's hand and congratulated son are second baseman with the St. Louis NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Changei iin the articles demanded by Jack University fearing plot "You're the best football yet to be staged, already a It is thought likely Gedeon will be saying, fine collection of star forwards have G. W. U. Men Put in Stiff Work- Browns. is through with baseball. Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey will be agreed to by all parties laudet College. The Kendall Green continue in player I have ever seen. It was a the Brooklanders and Kendall allowed to organised been uncovered. following his testifying before the concerned, and the Dempsey-Carpe tier match will be a reality by athletes, in turn, are somewhat reti- baseball. pleasure to oppose you." Dartmouth believes that out Under Arc Lights. grand jury here. He admitted that Walter Camp's jjudgment was vin- Cunning- he tonight, according to indications tod cent about discussing their chances , New York gam- ham deserves a crack at all-American George Washington University had been tipped off that the 1919 the announcement Tues- Ky. with the Brooklanders returned to New York today dicated by McMillin. football players have world's series was to be fixed and Following for Saturday's bIer, to his advance honors as a center, especially since plenty of pep. day that terms had been accepted after testifying before the jury. He "McMillin lived up he the Alexander, of Not satisfied with the interference that .he had given his information to Des- notices," writee "Tiny" Maxwell in outplayed great two St. Louis by Kearris for Dempsey and Football fans have doped It out that told the jury that Attell and Burns while Yale men insist that or tackling in the game with Villa- gamblers coming with camps for the manager of reeners will stage a very pretty foot- with a to the Evening Ledger. Syrqcuse, them to bet on the series. Carpentier, had approached him plan Tim Callahan has just as much of a nova Saturday the Hatchetite players the world's "kicked over Is ball battle for It White champion Here the Box at out" players "Without doubt he is the greatest "I'm Saturday "buy lurles,asked aforformer backfield star of the through with baseball now," Brookland. this claim dn the mythical position. On the scrimmage in last night's the traces" and announced that lip but that he had refused and playing today, and other Boston practice session. the fact says Gedeon. "I'd never be able to scheduled The Black of the $100,000, takes in of Williams. The hand, College supporters trmy eleven, has joinedDespitethe coach- >ounds,'stand thewant games with 'teams for would not attend today's sheep family The Brooklanders got a nice beat- had thrown the men out of his of- Boynttn, say that Jack Heaphy outplayed Calla- that one or two of the players gaff around the circuit meeting at the Hotel Claridge to sign Ing atbAfayette but didn't '13o' was a field gen- after this is the first one fice. wonderful great han all the way when they clashed were out for the first time and that blowoff. I'm going to quit. the articles. usually eral and a great man at carrying the I admit I made $600 on the series. their star players. The Gallaud't a couple of weeks ago. meveral were badly bunged up from The demands of the champion's shorn. use Saturday, ball. However, he did not try to do the I bet on the Iteds because I knew leven walked all over Western is came Two classy guards are possessed by Villanova gane they went manager, it is said, are reasonable everything himself, as the in a stiff hat certain White Sox players were hiaryland despite the loss of consider- -SHAF[S Tmi the Navy Moore and Willkie, the through dri1. and can be other stars. His running ot to to win. I saw no enough readily granted able yardage on penalties. with of Twenty-five in a two going try the One on a field was marvel- giant wrestling champion. Kay, players put harm in that. I wasn't the by promoters. point Saturday's game is through broken West Virginia, is another capable hour session under are last only which Kearns insists is that CUnM AND HEEsON expected to was a hard man to lights major who Demp- 3roduce thrills. ON EVE OF BG CLASH ous and he man, as are of Centre afternoon league player cashed in many The teams are tackle." 'Robb, college; might. Today practice will on the 'fixed' series." sey's guarantee be paid twenty-four .airly well matched in PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Head .Tips, of Penn; Comstock, of George- be held In preparation for the hours before the champion goes into weight. of the "Tiny" refereed that game. town; of Gedeon told the grand jury why WRESTLE AT COUSEUM Coach John Heisman UXiver- Thompson, Syracuse; Cap- game with Bethany College Satur- the were the ring. of footbal team WEAVER FALLS DOWN. tain Garbisch, of ,W. and and Mc- Valter Reed Soldiers yesterday by players cheated out of some Another in that he be sity Pennsylvania J., lay afternoon. of their promised money. The gam- demand per- GREB MEETS MADDEN. made a complete change in the line He lean, of Pittsburi. Harold mitted to name six ref- - So much for "Bo" McMillin. Kay and John Daily may blers started "on a shoestring." plan- prospective New A. C. Makes KALAMAZOO. Oct. 27. Harry positions of the team today. Carl lived up to all the prophecies. But Gulick, of Syracuse; has been an 3e unable to be in the backfield to their erees and several judges if the same Washington ",reb, the Pittaburgh middleweight, the veteran lineman, re- all reason, but he elevenning in thepyramidDistrict. J. wagersF. Oglesby,from Thomas. Canp's other selection, "Red" Wea- outstanding tackle laturday on account of injuries. day to day for five days. start- conditions prevail as at Toledo. Debut With Heavies on Mat. who knocked out Gunboat' Smith in turned to the team at center. Vic ha in They GOOD NOW. L ver, rather fell down. company Wooster, Colgate's Kay received a wallop under the favaled withAtr $10,000.Station, Anacostia,Their plansD). fellC.. AS MATCHFD Tomorrow at the Coliseum. round the other night. will be seen Frank, the regular center, is being lone veteran in the line; Fincher, of or not final night it Once more quoting the fat and tone Saturday which has kept him through when Dick Kerr won the Regardless of whether Ninth and ave- a ten-round bout here Friday for a guard berth. The team "Weaver, Georgia Tech; Faxon, of Harvard; article, are Dempsey street Pennsylvania gromed sassy "Tiny" Maxwell, the chewing food since the game. third game, leaving them flat. They signed today, the new A. C. ight with Bartley Madden, of New goes through strenuous work for the Dickens, now lost to Yale with a 'rom and are as as nue, Washington tll-American center, was outplayed Daily got a wrenched back. had to around to more Carpentier good a rork. State Saturday. wrenched knee; Bill Ward former scurry get matched. will be tied makes its debut with wrestling Penn game by Havemeyer. The Crimson pivot Eskew. a 178 pound end, was out money to put up on the fourth game. They up tight- show, Charlie utler. the man has been underrated, if Georgetown star at Pennsylvania: ast ly before Carpentier sails for Prance featuring grossly Prince- night and Jackson, a 191 pound Chicago against lMort his work on Saturday was a criterion Stein, of W. and J.; Keck, of .ndackle,D) streetsreportedsoutheast.but did not get in and the biggest fistic attraction in heayweight. of ton; and King, of Bob Folwell's Mid- the history of the game will be Henderson. who made his reputation his power." iniform. Jones. Barr, MJlligan and as These two down- dies. CONSHOHOCKEN ELE staged next summer for tie biggest the "Masked Marvel." Nevertheless, Weaver's great illson showed up well in the E. C. players meet Sunday morning on athletes are the most popu- the-field game of 1919 gave him dis- Many of these players named will guards. purse ever hung up-$500,000. among ere December deflnttely because of the attitude of lar in their class, each giving his tinct claim to premier honors. It was fade from the picture Chesney. Manson and Hughes. who MEET Tex Rickard broke all previous rec- suc- WILL NAVY YARD best in action and each his brilliant work that made rolls around, but "Bo" McMillin's were ords for purses when he gave Wil- whenever possible added im- crippled, were out with the Although no team that has stacked for a big An cess at Fact Cambridge gives 'reps eleven tomorrow afternoon in lard and to battle being unusually speedy Absolute Centre's victory over West Dempsey $127,000 VirginIa all- ream again up against the crack Yord eleven at That fight drew some- known to mat last year, and doubtless Walter Camp petus to the fine art of selecting yesterday. Navy man. Gus Schoenlein, American elevens. in their series it American League thingToledo.over The coming fans as Americus, is to referee this Others are clod and made- was entirely justified in selecting 'otomac Park. Park has been able to hold them in $400,000. advertising ing, ready-made him over Bailey, his vis-a-vis at Mor- battle between Dempsey and Carpen- bout., to-measure--at or about this same but no other firm the EX HUSTES ALONG IN, check, the supreme test will enme tier, which is practically sure to be The Washington A. C. plans to price, gantown. Possibly sorrel-topped Sunday. when the fast Conshohocken here in the is woo'le is of this at lad was "having a bad day" against BAN SUMMONSMAGNATES staged in New York, will draw stage two wrestling shows city offeirng grade anywhere club, of Conshohocken. Pa.. attempts $1,000.0j. provided it is in or the best athletes near our c harvard. This has been known. jarvardto turn theA. A. has turned down a staged monthly. bringing price. Look in ur windows-you'll be con- of the PREPARAION FOR GAME trick. With a record of near the i.tetropolls. Hence the purse to be found anywhere. It will also Speaking Benny Boynton, FRIDAY Rex Athletic Club players are hust- many years' and with a vinced without the of the Williams star seems about the only FOR SESSION ON standing of half a million is no more nor less stage two boxing shows monthly handling goods. CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Ban Johnson, ling along this week in preparation reputation of being the finest team than the promoters might have been at the new armory in Hyattsville. other really high-class quarterback in ror with the in that tiection of the the action this year, though Don president of the American League, to- Sunday's engagement country, expected to offer. the first one being between Bob Mar- Louri'-, Philadelphia Receiving Ship eleven Pennsylvania lads should certainly in said, will receive of the of Princeon; Bob Fletcher, of Illi- clled a for of the Dempsey, it tin, heavyweight champion day meeting Friday which will be played at 3 o'clock at make things interesting for the local $300,000 fbr his end. Carpentier will F., and Paul the nois, and Thorne Murphy. of Yale, are who refused to at- Union A. E. Sampson. getting into the headlines. But head five club owners Park, !ifteenth and H streets outfit. get the remaining $200,000 and both Philadelphia heavyweight now and shoulders above them all stands tend the meeting' of baseball mag- aortheast. will share in the moving pictures, %o claiming New York as his home. The visiting eleven is a strong will the promoters of the fight. The knocked out "Bo" McMillin, the premier quarter- nates here last week when the other iombination Last night Martin back of the 1920 to which averages 170 'harlie IBrickleyTigers wasAre inBack.the stadiuim pictures, by the way, will earn a Williams, of Bridgeport,. campaign date. three American League magnates ani pounds. The team is out for Atlantic PRINCETON, N. Oct. 27.-Don Larry MANY GOOD BACKS. J., handsome sum in New York State or Conn.. in the first round of theirl the eight Natioral League owners 7oast honors among the crack service Lourie. star quarterback, and Garrity any State in which they are shown in ten-round contest at are Learns. Several into the Tiger scheduled There many good backs play- voted to abrogate the present national former college stars and Wittmer. got back this country, but abroad they will be Martin is to ar- football this season and the all- Lre with the line after a Boston. expected ing agreement. Philadelphians. today one-day layoff. worth a fortune, and it is believed rive in Washington next Monday' star selecters will have their harAs The five are Thomas Shibe, of Phila- Coech Roper is alreacy pointing the the boxers will realize almost as full picking and choosing among Ar- delphia; Clark "riffith, Washington; varsity for the Harvard game a week much from the showing of the pic- or Tuesday. nold Horween, the Harvard captain; Phil Ball, St. Louis; Frank Navin, De- Champions Ready.| from next Saturday. tures in Europe as they will get out Joe Strauss, of Pennsylvania; "iuck" troit. and James C. Dunn, Cleveland. The Allied Club, of Baltimore, Md., of the purse. Iwhich won the Eouth Atlantic basket- WILL MEAKE A TO INVESTIGATE BOUT; Worsted uitigs F~ORTE'NE. )all title in its class last winter, is Army Working Hard. The attitude of the New York -eady for games with Washington WEST POINT, N. Y., Oct. 27.-U'n- State Boxing commission toward the sams. 1. Mankowits, 1216 East Bal- der the urging of Head Coach Daly CLUB HOLDS BACK COIN proposed big fight is being watchedl Wis., Oct. 27.--The imore street, Baltimore, lid., is man- and five assistant coaches the army with interest. So far thie commision MILWAUKEE. and Al i Wool Wisconsin State Boxing Commission Lger. football squad is getting one of the has not shown any definite policy. rnost strenuous workouts of the sea- today began an inquiry into the ten- though it ha. put up what might be round bout between Joe Welling, of son this week in preparation for called a barrier Will Stage Meet. Notre Dame. A half hour of hard temporary against Chicago, and Lew Tendler, of P'hila- Two heavyweights. This barrier, it is be- before the National Athletic years ago Georgetown staged scrimmage without a rest was or- lieved, will be taken down after delphla, ts annual fall inter-class field and diered by the head coach today. e'lec- Club last night. The club has been Overcc rack meet. At that time Robert Le tion and because the Dempsey-Car- instructed to withhold payment of lendre. who afterwards became pen- pentier bout would be highly popular the fighters untIl the investigation *thlon champion, was uncovered. The Hoyle Lands Job. here it is predicted that the commis- is completed. sre staging their meet N. Oct. 27.-John sion will grant the necessary permit Tendler defeated Welling easily. -illtoppers ITHACA, Y., to the promoters. Made To gain today on the Hilltop. Floyle has been chosen to aucced the The bout was so slow in the early late Charles E. Courtney as head Though no site haa been named and rounds, however, that Chairman Lig- Kelley Will Start. ~oach of the Cornell crews. He was no date set. it is very probable that Inger, of the boxing commission, in- jourtney's assistant for twenty-one the bout will be staged on July 4 in structed the referee to warn the MeasureT NEW HAVEN, Oct. 27.-Dan Kelley, or near New York city. An immense rears. boers. After that Tendler speeded aMt year's freshman quarterback, arena, similar though much larger up and punished Welling effectively. Irill probably get a chance to run the than the one erected by Rlickard at Positive rale team against Colgate Saturday, Will Play Friday. Toledo, will be built to house the recording to the plan of the Yale Teams representing Central and contest. Buckley Is Better. I Values to * - nanagement to place an entire subs iech High schools in the 135-pound Ed BuckleyV. Central's star halfback, Georges Carpentier will sail for in the ititute eleven in the fild. 'lass meet Friday afternoon in the France on November 6 and will re- who was Injured yesterday $85.00 entral stadium. main abroad until after the Christ- game with Walter Reed. Is expected to SURLES JOINS STAFF. mas holidays, returning shortly after return to the team shortly. We are breaking a business records with WEST POINT. N. Y., Oct. 27.- Want Teams. the first of the year to start training. L.ight this wonderful - even in the warm Maryland Juniors, averaging 140 Before leaving Carpentier, through offering his manager, will post a forfeit of YOU SAVE MONEY weather. Hundreds o fmen have recognized ng staff here to prepare the team undaya. Games can be arranged by 350.000 to guarantee his part of the the offerin MAN, will or the Navy game. wrriting the Maryland A. C. agreement, and Dempsey will post a WHEN YOU DINE extraordinary g-and you 30x 58, Capitol Heights, Md. Juniors, like amount. The promoters, it is -..AT- too-if you will only con e and see these wonder- 38 Smother Soldiers. said, will post a forfeit of $100,000. ful wnolens we are offeri ng at this low price. Dempsey and the F~rench champion Central High School smothered the Would Play Football. will not be permitted to in Talk about old timT e prices - they never Naval Air Station football playera engage Cafeteria any bouts after January but both National this dollar savji coring 109 points to 0. wrant a game with any 140-pound 1, equalled g opportunity. may box prior to that time, and it i. 406 NInth Utreet N. W. SMG'T expected that if the bars against e Mohawks to Practice. heavyweights are dropped by the New REAL HOME COOKINfG The TheOPETh finest.' Mohawk A. C. players will practice a manager. York commission that Dempsey and Suitins.'eie,*'of''e; MAI-T .201 onight at 7:30 o'clock at Sevententh Bill Brennan will be matched to mixtures, unfinished worsteds, ool ovmroatings-all wool in Play Sunday Game. battle at Madison Square Garden. grey herringbones-in fact so very thread. All the new color Mohawk A. C. Midgets and Riggs This match was definitely on" at great a variety of patterns and ombinations, oxfords, greys as one time, but had to be postponed in- LAUREL RACES~ it would be well as blue and black Plays A. N. Prep. he at colorings impossible irerseys Tech plays the Army and gridiron Seventeenth and D to number t~*m all. and meltona. Navy itreets northeast. the boxing commissioners. S~D.LON Turni Down Boxing. Cats to Yowl. LAUREL, MARYLAND CAMBRIDGE2, Mass., Oct. 27.-The The Black Cat Juniors of George- town will hold a meeting tonight at October 1t to October 30th New corn & Green uggestion that boxing be encouraged 7 o'clock to elect offieers' and to =9 LOANS 5a an intercollegiate sport. change the name of the club. The FIRST RACE AT 1:45 P. M. meeting will he held at 1220 Thirty. Showing 'Em How. nirst street northwest. 1002 F Street N. W. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 27.- Spetat tiains leave Unte3 Statte. Scrimmaged Potomacs. * atak~iaksd 1898 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY ndav showing Iluell. H~orweon and (Baltissee OhS. Ratteemd) AndhEd afHhwavbld 'axon how he dropped the ball over homar' loat 'lub teami for nmore than 2aS0. 124-0 ad 1.650 P. U, eaeh day.j