WHO USES BIG WORDS DoES NOT ALWAYS FLASH LARGE IDEAS," CHIRPS HARRY FROM HYATTSVILLE "THE FELLOWThe Times' Complete Sport Page= Rv Tad WHIP 8AWIN0 Indoor Sports Penny Ante A GUY By Jean Knott HALPH IMNIM Y////////7T///I//7,W77>, ISANOTHERHOPPt AW COME ON in JOE, HEY losing ycr MONe^_r> /// I that WRP TRYING Tt> hcld ',/A V^OJLP kick EWE, 15 LIKE if HE WAS Willie Scores eeiNG THIS voue BREATH FOR Hoppe ~ THE IN t>lvi»*MU a u'l A WEEK At Own Will. Guy FlW* FEW MINUTES SHOT the 'Of that ARE NEW YORK, Jan. 27.- Wil- STUFF harpest lie Hoppe, the 18.2 balkline 5A-A-y 11 champion, had an ea»y tiin- lyMAPE PIP you RAISE winning two exhibition matihc from Charles C. Peterson. the IT AGxA»N?? at . world's fancy -hot champion, HOLY HE KICKS N Thum'a Academy yesterday. I CX^N'T WE KEEP \ Hoppe won in the afternoon mv money by a hcore of 250 to 89, and took Io^nq the pot SMALL the evening engagen *nt by trA) 0UT AN" HE kk-KS points to 88. MAKE The champion had a high rur. \F WE of 210 in the afternoon to 40 for |T 01O Peterson, and in the eveninp I'M SORRY Hoppe reached the winning mark of 250 paints with an un- came finibhd run of 149. Peterson had 26 for a high run in the last match.

For the flrst time since he was crowned king: of the pocket bi'llsrd player* the youthful Ralph Green- TP--y/M O" T* £¦' Ov/R-C A GcTAvaja^ leaf will exhibit in thia city toda: I -you KJDP£V*-^/ when he opens a two-day ata.v a fop ^ooP-i.>.P AFTET* Sherman's billiard parlors, 1321 II fc£2*ur£ TKTvr (V«." S'-Otf ~you street northwest. V**«TTCV A Not aince the incomparable Willie UJ»#C«r» v/J I'M K*S Hoppe was decorated with the bsli> TO rt£7*D it AU- line crown some fourteen years «(>. ftW »S A60VXT when he was a lad of eighteen. ha; TQ vou the billiard world had such a youth ful leader aa the preaent pocket bil¬ liard incumbent.Ralph Greenleaf Still many months under the t*en ty-one-year limit, thla youthful hold er of the pocket billiard crow n har accomplished something that no b - liardiat boasts aside from Hoppe LOOKING EM OVER To win the championship, he wa> forced to defeat the strongest Arid BY that ever competed for a title. H« I I went through the entire tournament without the loss of a game, i-egist*.- ing 1,128 points against 4*7. rlie . om- LOUIS A. DOUGHER Yankees Won't Obtain blned score of his nine opponent* The remarkable part of Ureonlear't Runs in Seven MISDECLINES His abil¬ 3ue Expert String Tobin playing ia his consistent. Johnny ity to deliver long runs «i » tiim Somebody is making it his business to keep Jack Dempsey, world's I Innings in Match Against when the game Is close ha^ been tin on a hot factor which has sent more than on heavyweight ring champion, grille. Jack Kearns, Dempsey's Greatest Grid Marks in ST. LOUIS. Jan. 27..Johnny the defeat column Ir Player Tourney. cover the opponent into sweet-scented manager, accused Bronson, manager of CASE Tobin will left Held for title he never let dow n Jimmy DISCUSS the has/>penly TO tourney Is Browns and not the Yankees, Bob Martin, the A. E. F. heavyweight titleholder, bat Bronson has comc Mclntyre. and his lowest run was one of forty showd the pocket ami no member of the Browns In the others he ran from a forty back with a strenuous denial. It true, too, for he says such a Greater than Jim Thorpe, Ted George Wh«-at1ey rings milliard fans at the Grand Central will be traded to the Yankees, Annual Meet in Baltimore Finds Ave to seventy. is as Bob Martin is at least two back of the Coy or Eddie Mahan, and win¬ Ban Johnson Cautions Delay in to a bulletin issued Greenlesf's triumph was not unex¬ charge ridiculous, years a or two in last night's according ner by himself of more football Palace thing Business Bob pected. He had been dlsplavint form he should have for a possible victory over Dempsey. When a man¬ title- encasement with Benny Marks. Head of National by Manager Qulnn New Medley Relay Put In class two seai-on* frames than have been won by Marks Naming attacked championship for admits his boxer is "two back of the form" needed to win a Wheatley was in perfect form. today Quinn bitterly and It was not until last Deeembet ager years any collection of players in have been in Rood form, too. the tactics of the New York For Youngsters. that must be the truth. is Frank might Commission. that he was able to prove heyontf championship.well, guy telling the history of the frame hut he never got started Yankees for "claiming every good doubt that he was king of hi; divi¬ Nevertheless, out in Wells, Nev., is living a woman who is keeping Mclntyre, discovered by "Tiny" Wheatley, with two scratches. got player in the leajrue." The latest sion. Maxwell, the widely-known foot¬ his 100 point total in seven innings Jan. Kene- deal announced in New York has A special race for scholastic run¬ He started playing when only tea Dempsey and Kearns rather riled these days. She is Mrs. Maxine Demp¬ score for the match was 10, 19, CHICAGO. 27..Judge ball official. His .aw Mountain I«*ndia declined today ners will be Inserted among the At thirteen he had mastered the old for a total of 102. Johnny Tobin to be traded to the sey, the divorced wife of the world's titleholder, and various newspapers College, 17. 14, 10, 10, 13, to discuss report* from New York events In the Johns Hopkins Univer¬ game of lining up the balls at the I^eavinjf Assumption with two scratches, pave htm Yanks. "I am so busy that I do a are wholesale her the of the Los at en¬ ivhich, that he was being boomed by power¬ 2f head of the tabic to such degre« carrying charges by against pride Sandwich, Ont., Mclntyre 100. Marks collected 1, 1, 0. 7, for not care to discuss the Yankees' sity meet scheduled for February 100 and 200 were noth at the of ful baseball men In the Fast for the that runs of Angles movie studios. She is said to have "proofs" of these charges, and rolled University i total of » balls. efforts to Tobin in St. which will be an innovation In track Ing unusual. At the age of four But he his the chairmanship of the National Com- dissatisfy J. F. Giles, a justice of the peace at Wells, is said to "have seen these Michigan. began This performance was quite mission, baseball's highest tribunal. Louis." circles in this section of the country teen he played Clearwater and wai after has been seen In the two a of He rar ' football victories leaving best that Judge I^andis in known among hi* Closely following ifce colleges ir given handicap fifty. proofs." He won victories weeks of battling for the District fan. out in two innings, with a 06 high "A woman .cornea- may mrn om Michigan. llen- friends as an ardent baseball the matter of medley relays which times a week for ppeket billiard title. Tonight He ha* even been termed the coun¬ run. to be cause of the downfall of Nothing will stop me from spreading eight eighty will take tlie have "become unusually popular ir ha.* the a 640 »haw and Freeland fan. He is a On his American tour Greenleaf them broadcast. Not even Jack weeks, makuig total of en- try's greatest frequent SERGEANT SMITH WINS few has de¬ Jack Dempsey, If Mrs. Maxlne Demp¬ though feature table in their scheduled visitor to both Cubs and Sox park* the past years, Hopkins no easy assignment, for he opposet Dempiejr or Jack Kearna hires some victories, in inis country. Then a race foi a flv« sey la being quoted correctly. She ia gagement. the season here and his cided t<4 offer metflcy the veteran. Jerome Keogh, one to come up here to attack me he went to London, and in twelve how the contestant.* fland during in all games. Keogli aa that she "will not Here is friends believe his great interest in FROM A.E.F. CHAMPION schoolboy teams. times champion, saying one reported will I be stopped. There is other weeks in and won all by at who made his last appearance in thi.* be satisfied until Dempsey haa been person who knows where these let¬ played present: the national game would prompt him The event will be contested over c himself bring¬ High to if it city against the late Frank Sbermar success ters are. and should happen ninety-six games, seriously consider the post distance of two and one-half miles <1 ragged from bis peak of to "anything to 736 W. I., run Pit a in 1902. will play the youth. to me that will see that they ing up his grand total »ire offered him. Bob Martin Is Outpointed in Ten- will a the cutter, wbere he started." person Kelchner 4 1 17 >»on Han Johnson, president of the The first runner go quarter Charley McCourt, national three- are given publicity." gridiron victories. "»0O Round Contest Before Cleve¬ a and third three wher Mrs. Dempeey is quoted as follows: center on Wheatley 4 1 18 \meriran League, said he did no' the second half, cushion runner up. surprised his Jack Kearna "In Bad." Mclntyre played .1 I 2."> 7.'»0 land Fans. and the fourth over a riil< he came through with a 60-to-5." vic¬ "Jack Kearns didn't want fight Robert Edeson's Stillwater Wallace .r to be around women. He has al Whether or not Mrs. Is Marks .1 »IOO until the case of Federal distance. tory over Champion Dempsey post the the Sherman last ways been like that. He has tried Justified for her alleged attack upon eleven in "Strongheart," plung¬ Rartelmes - 22 Wio l^'agiio had been decided. Judge Jan. 27..Bob Mar¬ Hopkins is expecting to make thii at parlors night lone I CLEVELAND. the meet McCourt had a high run of seven anc before to oome between some of his the world's champion remains to be ing across the line for the Freeland r 1 22 200^,L,andis was the trial judge in the an annual feature of big with 4 12 .201) tin, A. E. F.. and interallied heavy¬ addition to this event there >vil ran out in 7t> Innings. boxers and their wives, but not seen, but it is also a fact that, had touchdown with ten huskies Peaco I ease. In and the same success he had in this case. 0 1 21 000 "I we a weight champion, is far from being be relay races for school*. Clark Griffith, manager part it not been for the fact that Jack clambering upon his broad back. llenshaw understand may get de- special waa in th«- He talked to Jack and gradually his sweet-scented rision in said Johnson. ready to meet the more experienced The usual scholastic events for Ihi owner of the GrilTmen. Kearns, Dempsey's May." 440 front row and applauded all the good words began to have effect. Jack manager, is decidely "In bad" with men of his clans. He met Sergt. Ray youngsters are the 100, and» S80 his meet will attract run shots. Nick Altrock was seated Ir began to neglect me, and Anally newspapermen overywhere, the ini¬ HIS Smith, of Camden. N. J., at the Grays The Hopkins coal turned Into something far TOMESCHOOLANNOUNCES RAFTERY PREPARES ners from practically all of the lead the press row. wearing baseball Reelect tial momentum might never have TO Armory last night and was out¬ and the old Altrock worse. He left mc stranded, and here been obtained. H1LLT0PPERS SELECT pointed. ing schools in the country. carrying smilf. I am. It is being whispered that only the MEETONDA1EOF MAY22 LADS FOR BIG BATTLES When the bout ended Martin was Aikr4 for Her Signature. more or less justifiable unpopularity RELAY QUARTETSHORTLY bleeding from cut* beneath both eyes, **T was In Salt Lake living with his of Jess Willard and his methods at nose and mouth. Smith had his Tome School, of Port Deposit. Md. Hill Rafterv. coach of the Washing¬ his parents when Dempsey wrote, me say¬ Toledo lfept the swarm of boxing trick right eye closed, but otherwise was ing be would have to get my signa¬ writers off Kearns' for announces its annual field and ton and Iyee basketers. is preparing John D. O'Reilly. Georgetown's ath¬ back, Demp¬ for the date of May 22 to bo in good condition. ture In order that he might be placed sey's manager was more of a meet hia charges for two hot games next letic mentor, who has about recovered was too high held at Port The Tome The sergeant experleneed, la class 4A of the draft. and mighty circus manager than any¬ Deposit. week. The Generals have greased from an attack of the "flu." t* on the too shifty, too fast for the champion, "Through threats and promises I School makes this meet one of the Job again and Is going to select his thing else. However. Willard proved section of the coun¬ their way along thus far and are ex¬ and evinced a willingness to stand was forced to sign the questionnaire a biggest In this relay team to take part in Saturday such sorry champion while training annual affair and cave both and toe to toe. with Martin. On none of which said that he was supporting at Toledo that Kearns looked rather try. It Is an pecting to give Georgetown night's meet in Brooklyn. however, did Martin a of five has been these occasions, these me and had me. for lapse years a big scare runners will be chosen all Georgetown ff supported good in comparison. Virginia Poly hurt the sergeant. "As a matter of X had held over a twenty-year stretch. next the Generals are tomorrow or fact, support¬ The moment the towel appeared on On Monday Thursday. The Hill- scored a knockdown in the as a our¬ High school* Smith of ed him, good many, besides July 4, Kearns began his tactics, AH of the Washington slated to meet the Georgetown Uni¬ topper* are in a race against Penn. over the and aa I can to invited to attend thr garner Saturdav first round, and Martin put selves know prove which have well-nigh alienated about have been versity team in Richmond. Columbia, Boston College and prob¬ in the third cession. the satisfaction of every one when this year. the and Ijce lads Princeton. same trick every writing friend Dempsey had night Washington ably Smith won five rounds, Martin three the time comes. on In¬ Joe prior to liis over Willard. take the Virginia Polytechnic Connelly, the crack Hilltop were vminent victory two even. "I knew at the time that he was team in is down a at and Home of the smoke now seen on the stitute Lynchburg. miler, for race 1.000 I not to really work In the hip- in a places going horiion may be the result of this ED SMITH TO REFEREE yards special event. yards. That way a mere bluff. He taken aa a situation. .end at Mores of others of note, it is had his picture shipyard Meanwhile the the SCHOOLS WILL ENGAGE equal worker for that reason alone. He campaign of BOUT MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS not an Amertcan Legion goes on. CADDOCK-STECHER STANFORD Fatima and straight wrote me as much. merrily UNIVERSITY expensive, "We quarreled and separated later. Here and there posts are bawling out REPRESENTATION IN GAMES ON FRIDAY Turkish cigarette that leads in sales: No need to go Into details, but he the world's champion, ridiculing his NEW YORK. Jan. 27..lid Smith, of DEMAND claims and the WANTS OLYMPIC TRIALS Atlantic treated me as no real man would "fighting" his alibis which Chicago, will referee Caddock- City treat any woman. I came up here have been put out so glibly by Jack Stecher wrestling match for the NEW YORK. Jan 27. Players of Western and Business, scheduled The Aabnudor to Wells. I had no other place to Kearns and generally adding to the world's heavyweight title at Madi¬ NKW YORK. Jan Uni¬ to at C. U. today, hare post¬ Hotel snowball which it the National and American leagueo 27..Stanford play Trsymora r»- may shortly make It son Square Garden, Friday night, will demand representation on the versity, California, has bid for the poned their contest until Friday and Mam. "Juat about a he Instituted impossible for Dempsey to make a was learned here today. Both wrest¬ roast Cambridge, year ago National Commission when It Is re¬ Pacific Olympic game trU*. will play their game along with the Hirrud UniTtsrrirr dfrrorce proceedings. He rame to me living in the ring in this country. lers are In training here, and in spite organised. The players plan to send University officials have offered th.- here and under threats and promises And back of it all there Is Mrs. of Inclement weather planned to do use of what call the finest track Tech-Eastern engagement regularly French lick, Ind. Maxine a committee to Chicago during the they 1 signed certain paj>ers which enabled Dempsey. the "scorned wom¬ some outdoor hiking today. February meetings and demand recog¬ In the world, and all the equipnv nt schduled then. French Lick Spriap H«tal him to get his divorce. I made no de¬ an." who would drag Dempsey back and housing accommodations of the Repairs to the roof of the gym¬ to the where nition. LonimjilU, Ky. fense. What was the use. gutter he started. O'DOWD LANDS KAYO. university, Pasadena also wants the nasium st C. U. occasioned a halt in Chorehill Dowtm Nmr Received a Cent. trials. the scholastic title engagements yes SYRACUSE N. Y.. .Tan 27..Mike is due to reach Nrw Haorn, Conn. "What love I had had for him had cham¬ MAGEE SIGNS terday. The series twned to loathing and contempt. The BENNY BOYNTON AGAIN O'Dowd, world's middleweight SHERWOOD the half-way mark this week with Yale UniTtrrity pion, knocked out Young Fisher, of CHASE DENIES IT. of the Tech-Eastern divorce was granted in February, 1919 of their the conclusion Nam Orleans, La. snd of all those promises he made, this city, in the third round WITH COLUMBUS OUTFIT NKW YORK, Jan. 27..Hal Chase, battle. St. Charles Hotel I HONORED BY HIS MATES scheduled ten-round contest hero last the |(Sants' veteran first baseman, Western are tied for not one has he carried out. have the Business and York rever received a cent from him since night. Fisher was outclassed by who Is wintering here, today denied third place at present. Both teams JV«w City snd I am not coming out now In wnXIAMSTOWN, Mass.. Jan. 27.. champion all the way. COM MRUS, Ohio. Jan. S7 -Sher¬ that he would retire from the game are expected to put up a first class Hotel Aator hopes of getting money. Benny Boynton will lead the Wil¬ wood Magee, formerly of the Phillies. this spring. He says he Intends going battle as they are fairly well match¬ Biltmore Hotel "My one Idea now Is simply to show liams College baseball team next YOUNG FITZ WINS. Rraves and Cincinnati Reds, has sign¬ South with McGraw'a club next ed. Tech is expecting to run off with Hippodrome Hie world what sort of a person Jack as he did the ed a contract to cover the initial sack month. the Eastern Waldorf-Astoria spring, football eleven CITY. Jan. 27..Young engagement. Hempsey la I want to bring him last fall and as he will the football JERSEY for the Columbus team this year. Palm Brack. Flo- irom his present ppak of success Bob Fit7.simmons, son of the former eleven next fall. land¬ ARRANGE TO PLAY. RESERVES WILL PLAY. The Breaker* down to the gutter, where he started. He was elected a world's heavyweight champion, baseball captain over THEY WANT "I knew that I could not do this but was not ed a technical knockout Kddie GAMES. Georgetown Preps and Weatern Central's Reserves will play the D. C year ago. mustered out in the seventh TTashingtan, alone. Although I have had these of the army In time to serve. It West, of Newark, The Sterling Juniors challenge all High are trying to arrange their Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Re¬ Capitol BuiMiai letters all these months I knew the turned out today that the election round here last night. Fit* lacked basketball teams In tho District aver meeting as a preliminary to the serve team tomorrow afternoon as a The Shorehaaa world wonld not believe me if I made held over. the punch to drop his man, but lie aging 115 poundi Address all re¬ Georgotown-Oeorge Washington bat¬ preliminary to the Central-Friends The New Willanl these charges out of a clear sky. That This is the first time in the history cut him into ribbons until the end plies to Manager Richard Kennedy. tle on Saturday night. game. Is why when a powerful organization of Williams College that a junior has 420 K street northeast. like the American l won seven straight games. ness at St Mary's. Kan and Is mak> GAMMlf Joe Rav Is back with the Illinois Teoh »arU|e« (he Episcopal HlKh DIAMONDS, a In 4hl Cigarette Tomorrow 'he 'ju»k»rs tackl" Prin c- Ing more money than baseball can C.am# sigrna landed a 20 i« I v|e. A. C after year i>f rrprr»en?Inr an t^ssers tomorrow afternoon Sootfr End of Highway Brwifr -#> and Saturday the L.li» Siva hiai. tor> over the Royals h*.«t night. Ohio club. Cjrmoaaiuin at KifiMro»>l Uigfc k>fcL