Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 24

—— STAR 1IN, 21 SPORTS. . EVENING THE WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. MARCH 11 1921. SPORTS. Nationals Are Ready for Games at Camp : Outlook Darkening Jfor Heavyweight' Title Bout, KID TEAM IS SELECTED I 1 | I Contest With U. S. Girl e i —_— | WICHITA FALLS, Tex., March \ | Mayor Keefer Asks Players to Re- | .'x:-'n;;n::-h'u M imeeieen viia, | Bantam Ch”m“\cn Takes Five [BETOrRReCIeI R eEnR 8y > er Mexican bandit chief, | 2 : port Wednesday — Heavy | B coRtEnt Rounds, Loser Three, and Othe Brower, Marhafka and Eschmann, Foss, La i Sckedule for Virginians. | Two Are Even. i Motte, Goebel, McHugh and Tucker Wiil fer of the Vir- of £10 060 Ix wald | Lyneh, ban mpion, i s b has ordered his hench- PrODON: u. | night won per dect Play as Yanigan “Regulars. ¢ has ordered s hench e won e o e N ol e “| round bout here. BY DENMAN THOMPSON. W N B[]WLS RFC{]RD Lynen “m..‘ rounds, fhurm AMPA, Fla, March 1L—There is no imme il | i were een. Nationals® batterymen and recruit ficlders going stale, jud tead af s s session their performances in t tems has be ing up due to their endeavors, the athletes seem to become : ! : ; ‘ greater pep daily. and there was more life and ginger in evid e “""I“ i “";‘l“;";‘“’:i Game Marks in Washington " S bt wo I“” services—as set down in the original contract— In will ask the e 'S Al I hut provision 20w 4y 2 nICKes LGN Ftenchman to fight at a more reasonable figure, the above conviction he morning drill than at any time since they ~l.nlul their condition s il P . lter 1 ght at a 3 e oo amons sk ol e ) Ladies’ League. ASRLC L ll\-hkl-r 1 strengthened. Descamps came through with a cable giving Tex Much of the pep displayed undoubtedly must be attributed to ! , sanciations ssitate Ui pronson Quaites, for several H b nsky weighed R o ission to n\lu‘d he time of naming the place of battle Altrock, who has fully recovered from his recent bad r-.i,l nd cavorted e i Jordins sl | sons one of the ranking woman howl- | POUNS 189 "'}‘\"I'y "‘"\'\ 1to \mll 1. but it is ;\I\ k;w\\'\lxh |‘l Tex Rickard does ;‘. about the ficld like a colt, despite his forty-some years. The example of odd ‘mloments ‘a1 A ! ot lof the District, slipped the mkids| I . i 17 to nzme any location until the French champion's manager has the veteran proved to be infecticus to a high degree, and, with him set Prividon Gt i e ] (:\_,Clz\mesr Lavses on Fo\ L |wransierred his forieit money from France to the United State ting the pace, the snappi k-out_ yet liekd was indulged in e e W ton Ladies' Duckpini Tl GRL Tn e dota hinhe motlid e el | B e A wab i % 3 oy : i | . [ to Ricka ind would have to fight ard in twenty rou and was the Following the batting prac | last night. In leading her' | iy o frst SIS o Ao on aver A opens the daily program the kid infi «1 O’NEILL ST]LL TO iLL gton Termi - L ms or clse lose the | gy, wtord. Late got into action and with Nick wieldin tover the Money Order outfit Broncho 16, e DUt Smith & i = | 3 o the finally Smi somburdier W the bat a strenuous half hour ensued. TU MAKE TRIP SOUTH e mouny {\waiope e pins for s aisquaifiva e Eitiah haimpie, ana Tost Not only was pepper in evide SESAICH in her th 2 ik 5 r on a toul after he had done ve manner in which the youngsters we Rl shor DGEL e | discara th Griffiths Whips L. Welsh. Anigent e Tmomi Beuref (G100 | 4 rounds, Foliowing this bat ¥ probably will shed by s > T e ndred thousand stout boys, win orlq mith lost his peculiar overhani after the drives shot to them by Nic R ¢ Olfice Clun; One ctittie D, Ind., March 11 rizht and disappeared until the oth: but a running fire of vocal ¢ oy Labthea S le the Terminal boss 139 pins for Akion wellenmeirht ¢ talk that D DS night from public view Bvex :Il: l‘::l of Yanigans. '" e fu‘ml squad tomoe “"‘:;: et ahgtls T i ‘x.ym.m‘ T ‘x‘l:‘n: Lako iMies Wieir Thiree iy 5 = & i e i 0 = . unless| Chicago Cubs have everything ex In this drill the inner works !‘m;xl ‘v‘x“- 1 ‘ ,;— Pfl [ ”mgl ‘I‘x 1{1 Clancy and Fitz in Draw. h m} Pt that which they love best—thre LBy B g e Gifieb t from here in the ! J ’ ." ST b e s and there ire meals a day, The beautics of aining on K s going direct to I 1% | St 2 ' 0 March 11. that. In the na Island in the Pacific, the se. Brower on first, y:l | H ment Deotroit nd Young P c bathi he fis ;- 0 a Andy Eschmann’ alterna GLEA ON KEEPING E{[ i “ dent Coak has enlled 4 meetin A m Do Sl »",.;‘,.1.)1.;'“'.' Dl e i ey t Derby ss on th r|]l wv;l 1:‘.» Lmn.v D (o ! ¢ Departmen Zue for nex 1d ninth fight the ause early each afternoon wher at short. Nick made the b ( {Red Sox Pilot Ha { at S o'clock at Spalding's spare in the tenth b cord ve to get e on. | return to their million-dollar ho -\ Memaeives to ot the bounders CN RECRUIT IJfl(,HtRS‘ ed Sox Pilot Has i ntatiees of |total. | Five m Eet (e Satins Ay s tonr by them | FoL m el tams that composed the 1 1 ho during t Faley Outights Bailey. s S AR i et S e ) Zome excellent practice AHACHIE, Tex, U, Tiiness and Hold-0wis | \/ar are cxpected to be present (o re- | ¢ ANTONIO, 2 Panbant 1s Temmosech {the waiters. Hard life some of these % e e o andidates : n“ chis ,' e 0! h -| Poor Smith! He tried to!lh" gl B obe. TR T leason's Inter Adding to Troubles. i' e gttiex) (he | come back againat the hard-hitting | Vi leaguers lead. + W g v Al , but couldn’t quite make the fleld agaipst the o Cl s o o5 ce ) i 4 hot been decided. but it is recruit vite being 11— e f‘:ji'"‘“\(fi‘Pfl':‘i’ Lo oo ‘“1\':"" 2 it ; ¢ ends the carcer of a Babe Ruth Has a Thought. Manager McBride will desi 5 Cleve 2 Boston | = r Seam weco man Who twelve years or so ago was| & Bahe Ruth has suggested to Mille: ting order - something like a e semi-pro.; from m Ablishea 3 e oo oy | Huseing that he put Bome Rk Kak Motte, shor Goebel, center field hmond, Va.: rom Utica, | ¢ ot 490 ang 1 , o i WAS | hohind him in the batting list. Wiu ANee) chixg e e aets I\' e i:x\\npul “Bioks € i {or telephone North 1650 after 6 p.n. e ein e elip | WILSON TG BCX 6’DOWD Hine. He nadun f.h.‘ & ibeblnd hin ek en McHugh, left fleld ; tght Beld | ouenan. A 129 [during the week. Bes ofl IN NEW YORK M iy, Smith | 5 8 Bitchers Wil pat 2o and the batterymen. o fill the| Gatholic U. Tassers Acti L e Bep e o \ ; Sl because what moundu; How the pitchers will be amortion fl. i helic U. Tossers Active. LOmEN OlIDurAall INEaREImE of bl When v 10 Wallc Buth to ol 1s problematical, but all of the pitcher | the' Cathotib] Sz, 2nd a set o /d0dy and thcre Dave| NEW YORK, March 11—Johnny )\'5:,»,%( Gee, the Babe is some except Courtney., whose shoulder stillf I Pratt, o ned foom New S tnronEni s o s i son. middleweight hoxi cham- o thinker. Bothers nim, wil gec’ 4 {\m:’,;fi\gmm‘:‘; s’ tolnkve thyea ke Poc)? A Geaterc l“un, S defend ‘nis title g ositior (Copyright, 1921.) y some worl probab : 3 - ttention was devoted to Madis v a Gar L id told Gunboat to . Al Schacht and George Mogridge will b», | sition, vut 1a word from him | S for the Maroon adison Square Garden, on March 1% us ionithe) glow smith, not at all| GF B e ™ |y hlotor’ Piot Desares i | 0 S FRY JUMPS 38 PLACES 1S L iy SR B it S GEORGETOWN RIFLEMEN to face the offerings L i pt i ¢ 1 » third b ort field | | h e oft and en s z have to fa S Achary- Brower: also "m: ipinch Duffy f nen B third 1 Tt field | ' Siit B 3 ha swung feot A er a counia of innings of | Pitching Staff Is One Best De- 'likely cand ROSILITHS . Willie As he did care called on’ for a coup 2 > g —— e open. G came < box work, in which event Altrock is ex A5 N R 2 o { Smashing the little pins for a set of | lightweig R R W hateht ane Georgetown University riflemen Dot 10 ol forth at first base. veloped in Years. Pho e [ Harvard Nine to Stert Late, | Har satehs fom forte-l led the T e A e TaY | overwhelmed , the Johns Hopkine MeBride Introduces Bunting. | LAKE CHARLES. La, March il ; DEStSFECEUIES g : » ball temm will stard | $ixth 1y twelit ong the con- {Sa = University tedm, 922°to 798, in the the | Connie Mack. man Phil training camp. and Cli 1 the rewspaper indivi LICE ’ Q| e ambled to his feet and came|Madch concluded yesterday. The Diuc MeBride Intraduced BuptIng I ime, | deiphia Americans, | pleased in last vear of the will D |duckpin cham h'p tournament at | NSE OF MAN 0’ WAR’S { back lookine for more. But Gunhoat!| 20 G marksmen made 491 at batting curricnlom for t b { with the showing of his men in the stern 1 . with Oglethorpe | the conclusion of second round it s SAAwOrk thantd oo | Prone shooting and 431 off-hand s o colpnientug reslin. Tavie! PAB (R0 2R0W RC gL M SCR 8 SRSy B N R jthe Re TRMNER IS HELD UP | showed more headwork than at any subi Hopkins scored 471 prone and 3 e fro ctice of this sort is ob- | o . o il SO Mt lathe mexnt /na Sy sequent i took off the gloves| (oPh0 Ly = i ¢ Saimaie While Uhe pitehers are RSN e oot outhatten in:neary .u-n'l"""‘;fl" e 1117 v Mareh 11—Aviolt was' o G e had spalmed bis waist andy oD Murphy. a shington boy something on their Off"‘“"?“ h"d”“'(:‘ ~ ! contest. the Athle e won five | g penno s 1 of 609, He o circles when the 11°0 DEERD 10 IAEE SO roon to the | Shooting with the ( town te forent. Tucker and MeHugh demon- (UG (0 LTS Sl sick, Tenn BOS e Yo e e Club ‘tabled the applieation ot 7% ¢ FUTe OB MG LES SOERON o and | 1ed the fleld with 190 points out ol strated that they have much to I6arl iy ip,tes the tes ss toethe |18 absent piteher;i tary ¢ Dave McCarty, who made who conditioned | 12 ought through the south an about the art. They meet the ball 0} o0q" 5 agment players | Al Water cinnis. | to his last effort. MCCirty now While no L S I e S stiff-armed fashion, resulting in pob | BQ% S St baseman 1 Menosky and Viek, { 1oq the field with 63 for his six aid t R e e s iy o » Z flies or Jolts directly at some fie der. | *Witn® Perev, | outs nold-outs laes The scores of those who!it had something to do with Man-o'- Knock out any white hope who would 5,000 at Mobile Racing. Goebel gave a fine exhibition of BUnTC | ;yyaty. Harris : e he hitenmes. (bowled yesterday and their tourney| War's lone defeat. that in the Memo-| Ji i} 10 ne ey oL St MOBILE, Ala. March 11.—Mobs g O e the baml and put It | Manager Mack save h imx- elder. [ totais rotloy tial at Saratoga August 14,1919, el ey | vesterday successfully cwed itE ;::':hodb: ‘{':}?mnipm;«:?mflfl: PWRith | best pitching stafis he I L > Dave MeAlwee,| Applications for licenses' to ride on| hopeful ,‘j“fl",‘—‘ n T G bRt s ar G000 iy sl in several years ; L Ellett cks were denied Joc compiled quite a long eas refore a ¢ o his great speed and ability to place 5 - S a on fo g J. P. Loft he put More than a hundred horses tape. E«h;le shlnuhl préve anr:flrl“l.\"" Yesberare e cs routed thr i Wa ntSI( 1 fo rCo]ored Nine. 2 pheu heavy. and later beat Big Jim' are here. medium for advancing runne Ty e et the - j . Rice and 2 Patka also proved quite proficient at|Cands 7 to @ desoite G I AR s S ! ‘Whitman, e S XZ’::I‘T:.“u:l{ h*}r‘m d»mmflo“;" although a trifie stow, |Each team usell three pitchers. The s Busiest Player in Indians’ Camp. | it sl Desper, ceived licenses. | e diamond. alt L o | Macks looked good in the field. mik- 5 | i5 on his w Crampton, | was in e‘"*"“‘li"""‘j"a';:‘_lrg"';m;"‘:, ihe ling a lone error to the Cards’ five | Sterhenson, Collegian, Per- !he hopes to ewman, | mecond cons: e 1 | nlxh'l‘ before. The sandy soil absorbs! o o, oo £ A e | TOP PLING THE P INS | IR Defore. o hme and cven without ‘m:.;» AIF\ orms Impressively. | unshine or wind dries rei ty:qase FEOUIS S alion: 6 A — o 3 i s ITOLEDO BOWLING TEAM Al Schacht is quite jubilant over the club yesterday, 7 to 6. 'THREE TIED FOR TGP {is unable rold Janvrin. The the arrival of ¥ sentees are Milton Stock and Jack | f4w inch the meantime Smith, both of whom have failed to |the the eatcher | come to terms | touches the proper - i ruling? Quinn at Browns’ Camp. (i BOGALUSA, La. March 11.—Busi-| clare mess Manager Quinn of the St. Louis| .o block off th Americans is due here today to watch | plate unless b the Browns in action. the runner re cateher has no runner at the hom - ball prior to plate. : hing th S At the Sign of the Meon. Wender What Merts Will Say Today. ™~ o~ After Inventory SALE Big Value Offered in Our Tailoring Department Final Day Before Our Spring Opening, March 14 Regular $35.00 Choice of a large number of the medium- weight fabrics suit- able for Spring wear. With the finest satin lining. smartlv harmonizing with the shade of the hat. Made in the following sea- sonable shades: Tan—filbert brown—seal brown —mint gree n—dark green -—ocean grey—mixed grey rine blue and black. 419 Eleventh Street N. W. Opposite Evening Star Bldz. onsa F Streot me eacur uorsv._|pu|§ (1 ARENDON NINE| | Vxllas Daughter Wil Mareh 11.— 0 | Bronsnn Quaites Changes Set and | I“'V “Sk’ 0'""0“"5 H Sm“‘" Maret g conaiton NE, AT Mtocics part- | GOES SECOND WITH 2,902 wo weeks of using A 3 St v e e ntomime 1« convineed that the | MIORAN PRIMES HURLERS | AT POCKET BILLIARDS | .- Bonesetter effected a permanent corree ATTL b Bonesesier efected 3 nermanent <orries | RATTLE A. L. CLUBS | el A Shoulder which gave him so much froui| T {Toledo !al\ q, . Dlo last season. and has asked McBride| CISCO. Tex.. Mareh 11 ay in theis. B ¢. tourn to pit him against his teammates in the jing today of a s 1.008, game tomorrow. Al is going into the !yt Columbus will zive _Box with the avowed tntention of show- | finmati Nationals thetr ing them up. itest. The Ohioans are training | 1 Tl Hunting Willer and Brottem. Ranger. twenty miles from here, i .N"’”’“_ 5 |':" Lost, strayed or stolen twa w'-;nr.«r two games will be |‘rla\v | hampionshon, scoring 581 for b fectly good ball pl iller 2 Cisco and the next four at Ranger. | ball hard. I He had a hlgh same of 269 i Brottem. ~Griff spent the best | Manager Moran is bending his en- COCHRAN HAS.234 RUN, i g e g of yesterday afternoon and 1ast eXen | orgies in gettini of the PITCHER COOPER SiGHS i o rsane o locats the former Lt | SEOL2 " i araitointe Condition | 1ie f INCREASING CUE LEAD | YALE NATATORS BARRED ! a ixey. Marquard, Fisher, Elier | a . | S ot Trip: te tod Wants Rixey. 1 . | e uamccemtil, s telegram, 1o S0 e ko b reaay tor the wamen| CONTRACT WITH PIRATES | nirnorr. v 11— | BECAUSE OF THEIR SPEED ing with the s was returned to | With American League clubs i H. Pa., March 11.—Wil-| Welker Cochran took \mx 3 ‘m-i AOLID e, & “ him undelivered and_Sam Rice re-| % = 3 { v, pltcher for the iTEn o o3 o 5 > S o 16 Totals a :n'r“h-d that altheugh Miller had been | Praises Pirate Twirlers, RESIEE-CL O O ITED [ niigs dast skt Jto, run OuEIRY 00| Entries of » ¢ Yaie’s record se o w .,..1 Rt the Hot Springs. that he had left | s b it en hold-out, | points in the th block of his|breaking m for the New LAIIE: there and no one seemed to know his | e Bitates tor & 3.600-point billard match with Edounard | v n present whereabouts. | e who fs Inicharze | Horemans. European 18.2 ehampion. s nent, with Grift had instructed Secretary Fy- | noundsmen. is hizh in In the inning Cochran scored | _'}‘":;M“l‘;""_ ey non to arrange through Ri rr-rvh-;r, ¢ o€ Jim Zinn, former Wichi- | 5 then made one point £ c transportation to Tampa and the !“; Is pitcher, and Jack Morrison. | jican ended the block | 1% 106 o use ve president finalle | i i o B otals. . z wired to Barney Dreyfuss. owper of (Eom Birmingham. ochran is ng by McAlmon, Grid Star, Weds. Qflhh Pittsburgh 4!!!’\‘, \:‘h':; 'nr. (l[ a !ff'.‘\" = R h =i s | NEW YORK, March 11.—The mar- jays ago was much concerne a o who 3 notrain rnn{l t)f Miss W ul'rn-l‘ slierman, e ety fxrenn k|| Plays That Puzzle || it ™ INDIANA AND [OWA TIED |7 o of &5 sonn Biicrman: Enic could throw a t on the mvs- ays a | Louic. f lish shipping magnate, and Robert L. fery and now is awaiting word from | | > IN WRESTL!NG TOURNEY : acAimen. former star halfback at him. BY BILLY EVANS Robins Want Stengel Back. finnesota, became known today. They Grift_also has sent felegrams to LY EVANS | el e i e BLOOMINGTON, Tnd. March 11 4!“," e ua o h e - players ot e - wides o0 ference plays at the plate are [ 0/ DroEress tov the catune) 19 nd- Indiana wrestlers were tied | :;?:kfl'. SRIE R Bearieny livew ome. Often the runner and| ., engel, out of thelfor first place at the end of the fir | . ] AU Parkland. Washington state. and | @ ball arrive almost at the same!philadelphia Nationals, to the Brook-|day of the western intercollegiate TEUB I O RO BUER ) Miller's mail address is R. F. D. No. | tjme. There runner on seeond, | lyn club. Manager Robinson is will-|ywrestling meet, each placing three 6. Vinton, Towa. the bauter ‘singles to right, and the |ing to trade elther Wheat or SMith men in the finals. | = = Tner attempts to seore on the hit. |for Steng ¢ was traded from | B 5 : Two Cards, Both Aces, Missing. |The eateher biocks the plate, and the | Brookly o OB aps o e i e a]orl O en ORANGE. Tex. March 11—AN hyt|runner slides into him. while the|purgh and la ifted to Philadel- | hraska_and Ohio State each placed | two of the veteran members of the |ball is consider: | 8t. Louis Nationals are in camp. with | Despite efforts to re { Are Going to Have Their New SPRING SUIT ° Tailored to Order this Season Because they realize a made-to-measure suit will outwear any two readymade_ones. You can have your Easter Suit made the way you want it—irom the best quality spring fabrics, at the price of an ordinary readymade suit. 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