Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 31

OVEMBER 15, 1921. SPORTS. - g1 o ' SPORTS. ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, m -Minor Leaguers to Appeal to Landis : Johnny Buff, Willing to Defend Both Ring Titles WWILL SEEK JUDGE'S AID (SINATE PAGES READY || Records of Leading Grid Teams ||INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR \CHAMPION TO MEET ALL IN REDUCING EXPENSES)| FIR COURT CAMPAIGN B te TOBALKLNETOURNEY; CONTENDERS IN' A ROW o, \| Senate Pages, champlons of the X ° 0] BLNeaTaBN CHICAGO, November 15—Play in BY JOHN B. FOSTER. Junior basket ball division last sea-| 14—Vermont ....... 0 o| :"pacioe Fieeti10 u the world's 18.2 balk-line billiard 3 BY FAIR PLAY. HEN Judge Landis makes his first official appearance before the (yon nave reorganized and are anxious| $i—{gith Cerolina 0 9| 1&—Waan. state champlonship \lournament, Which EW YORK, November 15—If you were a flyweight and a bantam- minor leagues at the annual meeting of their organization in |to scrap for another title. Veterans| lLi—Army 7 3| 72—Uatv. ot Wi harnoon. " Tho intacnationsl Maver weight how would you like to meet Midget Smith, Joe Burman, Buffalo, beginning December 6, it will be anything but a “love |with the squad are Bergeson, Brew, | 3 Niyhis """ § 8| 198 e LTt e Joe Lynch and Pete Herman, ali in a row? Johnny Buff, whom feast.” Almost all of the smaller circuits have grievances of one kind or | K!ng. l”""" and P:"‘;:l" l" 1:“ °: JEPHUGN odees T 7 Razer Conti ot France 160 to 234, | Jersey City is proud to acclaim as champion of champions in two classes, . another to air, and they will bring them forward at the Buffalo conven- | Prom!®ing oW meterist 850 ' Foj1 = & —_— With one run of 112, was also main- | paused long enough in his workout at tiie Johnny Buff Association to line tion. g Indians Buy Hammond. plon of Furope, who met Ora Morn. | P the above Iist as the opponents he will meet in the next month or two. , class ready to meet the Pages should y ope, t Ora 2 s 2 il b e 2 s One of the most jmportant questions to be settled at this meeting | telephone Manager Bergeson at Main | 3| CLEVELAND, November 16.—Walter | Ingstar of Sun Diego, Calif. in the Exhibition Tour Is P! | “Llike o fight” said Johnny. “And of the National Association of Professional Base Ball Clubs, the impos- 3184 between 9:30 am. and 4 p.m. H Hammond, manager and second base-| George Sutton and Jake Schaefer. ibition Tour Is Planned || e 1 used o be ing title of the organization, is that of reducing the expenses of running s man of the Pittsfield club, last year's | Jr., both of Chicago, were to mect| | for White Sox and Giants BT o the clubs. Some of the managers say they must have some relief or close | @uentin Athletie Club has a quint H 7| wi ¢ the East L in_the sccond match. ‘me hicit gatd th ing to Buffalo to “put i Tandis» " © in the fleld and is scheduling games. 2 I er O O e aned® by “the | Willle Hoppe, world balk-line cham- CHICAGO, November 15.—The gates, so they are going to Buffalo to “put it up to Landis.” Send challenges to Manager W. Mc- s A has Deen Bureneed e meng|Plon, will start tonight, when he| | Chicako White Sox of the Of course, they all know that Judge Landis has nothing directly to |Cathran, 922 G street southeast. et Cleyeland club, The deal was made|meeis Conti. In spite of Contis de-| | American Lengue nad-the New do with such problems as these, but they feel that the supreme arbiter of @} to fortfy the Indian infie feat by Cochrane, he is cxpected to York of the Na- are planning 3 give iioppe a hard run. onal base ball can help them to agree among themselves. Soldlers at Washington barracks s i A seriex of spring exhib Cutting Salaries Last Resort. 3 liave & 'teatn that craves action. Ohal | 2 Bukeei 2 hnen 9| English Hockeyites Ahead. games while on their way north . Cutting salaries is a last-resort| | Griff Passes Up Caveney; | |Mascs, ™\ nincion baracke or| H-W. va. 0 27—Dickinson 9| PHILADELPHIA, November 15—IDECISION IS RESERVED from wouthern irainiug camps measure which all seek to avoid, ow- . . SorpeTy. Meis, telephone Main '8715,| 14—Carnesi 0 20—Bucknell 7| The All-England ' women's _hockey next sear. 1 wox announced ing to the depressing cfcct such a| | Frisco’s Demands too High | |Jerst, 4, Meis, telephone Main 87751 14 pehigh 7 23—Fordham 7| team easily defeated the Philadelphia IN TEX RICKARD SUIT| | ks fpiny sutlowing the” re- nove mould hove i iho morals of Thate fo Hette HReHBEE et ranch 73. 17 3 B Ratgers 0o @ Cricket ‘Club,_eleven yesterday. 1t turs of Nurry Grabiner, necre- oals . match was 1 of Y hit club, . e e P humier| | Jimmy Cavemey, Sam Franciseo Aloystus Club destres a Saturday| 7—Pittsburgh .00 0 #—Detaware ... 0| K008 101, (e Riayeduin (SEW YORE, Noverber ifafter! | trem Seanen, Texn wcone of the of players to be carried by each team. gngagement, Mankattah Athletlc Club| 1g; 31 268 B Ustening to e arBumens ol ey | | Sox 1422 traiuinkcamp. While having canceled. Teams interested should telephone Manager Yank Rob- | arrangements for the exhibition | ve not been completed, I in the supreme court, has reserved de- cision on the application of Frank C. That would give relief if the clubs| | spent a month om the com t Ruth Is Warmly Greeted would live up to their agreements.| | after the i o ° | But in the heat of a spirited pennant | | diekeri; bins, Main 1197 § 2 iyt Yy H A : S T R R m 8 GnaErRioed to. He R reoments. "t the boen manxapiod i ‘fi:}"fl'fi:‘"\y jiey 0 [ in Gotham Stage Debut oAtn:l:ég\lg'er for tho altairs of Tex Rick- bly considercd by both || Tegards pls i i Lebanon N ard, boxing promoter. Buf dos that the player limit rule might be W Zahan to Coach Tiger Five. 21— (abash ...l 0 3 Rk, Nevember I One week's delay was allowed by the Vantam as the to Detter enforced if it were adopted by | | drew from the PRINCETON, N. J., November 15.—| T—¥ale - oo 10 foe pe Justice for filing briefs in the case. whil ;'lngslflca‘ttlaxxli instead of by leagues,| | virtually agree! J. H. Zahan has been chosen coach of | "g_Xaotre Dame ...28 13 'and Re packed | |which also involves as defendants the| AHEARN AND BOWEN END 7 on rat e clubs in one classifica- three the Princeton basket ball team. He| 49—Villanova ..... 0 t in at the Palace as he did Madison Square Garden_ Corporation llon felt that they Jere working on| | Caveme nal i8 a brother of the coach of the Dart- | — = at the Polo Gromads during the | (2nd the Madison Square Garden Sport-| GRIND FOR BOUT FRIDAY 1he Same basis there would be no n-| | letes and eash to boot ‘mouth quintet. Practice will begin | 217 58 base ball senson. The S. R. O. ing Club. . enxm: rivalries and jealousies. asked. next Monday. | CORNELL. sign was at work early. Ruth's At the hearing a week 2go Arm-| Goldie Ahearn and Young Bowen, wil hwl e of the hard luck stories “If Graham is coming to . 41—8t. Bonas.. e work lacks the polish of the strong’s attorneys alleged that their| oo, o, Ol MO O which some of the minor league mo-| | Washington, as _reported, I 35— Rochester lamavetta a3 | | other mets, ms At be expect- | |<lient has been brutally beaten by Rick- | * %rappers, are e er® reolling, one of iwo mew, | kmow mothing ef it Ciark G. U. BASKETERS ACTIVE. {10—¥ew ! A Cineinnaty Uni14 | | ed, but it fa far better than ard and a party of friends after a box- | about ready for (iir ten-round it mont] done base g contest in the Garden a few days| match to a decision to be held at trouble than the Ardmore, Md., fight arcna Friday probably, upon he night. Ahearn, a southpaw boxer. | the amood he CARDINALS AND BROWNS | who won honors in ‘his class in'the, 0 4 R0 of = betis, Wt o0 % A. E. F., completed heav: leagues are in process of formation in the south and may’ be taken Into| | wamts 0 telk bacteres Wit mo the fold at the Buffalo meeting. One will be located in Mississippi. + _ One minor league president, George Graham will look fe °. Georgetown University basketers | s—harimuth who ade not engaged in foot 1 ‘olum! have begun their second week of | 1+—Springfield practice for the court campaign. Capt. | 307 O'Connell, Zazali, Flavin and Flor- ‘before. Bl ouumcso » H 3 H. Maines, has resigned as head of the Sealn, e e EnE o the Michigan-Ontario clubs. The o €nce,’ veterans, and . several of, sx- CENTRE. Ll Jexioriay, whilssDowen Ml gor, mis | MeLioeT \ Portiand, Ore. Slub, long contralled 12 che "wager for Cavemey, whlle | | perienced newcomers are avalable. | 14 (lemsen . Ty e pavear SELECT TRAINING CAMPS | aai"btty woructtoday. S McCreedies, well known in oy e 5—The Car. | boys have been anxious to mix mat- ; ST, LOUTS, November 15.—The Car Giants Re-Elect Stoneham. coast base ball, has been transferred dinals and Browns huve selected their | l€f8 In the ring for some months Hendricks to Practice Law. 8l wallZooce &l 8o 10 another corporation. Montreal will ing camps for 1932, it was | 4nd should give good accounts of v YORK, November 15 ity to fnd 1te way Bucr pmereal will| NEW FOOT BALL COACH | 1npranapouis, November 15. N A rehra T mom Mot D eretl here today. The Natlonal | themseives. 14l A ganized league. Greenville, S. C., has Jack Hendricks, manager of the In- day nttermoonm. — Mis Srat mp- | |Leaguers will return to Orange, Tex., |, KFafkie Mann. who {s promoting | .. ijen; . changed hands, and there is a new FOR WESTERN RESERVE | aianapolis base ball club of the Amer- Pearance on the utame cvokod.| |where they trained last year, while|the affair, has arranged several pre- |y 0.5 50, management and will be & new man- . ican Association, has been admitted anse that veent on comties | | the Browns will go to Bogalusa, La. | liminary bouts The tirst match will | f 1 ager at Mobile. " CLEVELAND, November 15.—Harry | to the bar here and plans to engage monbly for meie thG . It was also announced that Phil Todt, | B¢t under way at 8 o'clock Twenty-Six Leagues in Field. Dame, for three years coach of the ml genera]l_l ln{;nr‘c?(:aclf‘:rem(el:xrlng the 30_Knox : while Ruth bowed back his who played with T"": ‘;“fi'flh "‘l" - " rve Ul winter. endri y prac- 10—Notre ‘Dame. n a tryout with the Browns in Twenty-six leagues filed reserve | Western Reserve University foot ball | WALET, W HINCGRED oo O i, QFEFC 1 ikineis thanks tse be slven'a tryout claims for players with the secretary | team, today relinquished his dut of the national association and the 2 B + number of athletes who are under Fred Ostergren, former coach of the|and will lead the Indians again next| 7—Chicago fim oy control of organized buse bail - is|Bowdoin College eleven. Ostergren | summer. Purdue ‘ greater now than it has been since |Was selected to direct the Reserve the heyd: f mi - the heyday of minor -':’z‘i‘fx”zfer‘x«:fl- squad for the remainder of the season Golf as Schang Sees It. eral League. by the faculty late last night, after| upg I understand this golf,” quoth 1 One of the players most in demand | repeated requests had been made by B v 3 the Zrom the minor leagues is Caveney. | the alumni, students and players for & P At mwara Great uy nelsco. 10T | change in the coaching system. has you licked when you are at your IN o 27 would not give up base ball, however.J 14— Michigan 2| ouamnax i1 T whom, it is said, three major league ::rt“ alll‘l, are nl\g‘llnzd. while w.‘:h; Opposition to Dame started about a :’:5:-“0‘}1“1 Yfl‘vafl‘;::nlsg" fou hink on and one other dropped out of | year ago, after Wi i the bargaining after It was found | passed through two unsuccessrur ara. | L0 KeeP apologlzing to yourself all impogsible to meet the demands of | soms. This year the téam has lost five the itime. (30x3%In) san . of seven games. It has two more to Announcement that some of the | play. Pltcher Art. Neht of the world E. MILLER, Inc. major league clubs will stand pat| Dame will t n Z CHAS. Jialor,league_clubs, will stand pat| Dame will continue as director of | champlon Gianis is an slectrical en concerned, is explained by, minor i 813 14th te 4 Doers North of H St. leaguers on the ground that it was almost impossible for them to de- * yelop good young players in 1521 be- t : . P e :" ;::‘l r:"““ 0 D9 is the time to get your i, e Suits or Overcoats and the - ANZAC NETWEN HOPE | e UOPNIZZ] fo05 pere Woot Fabrce -~ Guarantesd It does not seem. likely that any such world-wide play for the Davis as expressed in stripes @ checKs INTER is the time for cheerful clothes; they cheer the owner and onlooker; give an air of bright- ness and prosperity. cup will take place in 1922 as dis- 4 ® tinguished the strugsle for the his- -y toric international trophy this year, when more than a_ dozen nations| competed on home and foreign courts. But this does not necessarily mean || that the competition next year will ! be any the less keen. Australasia and Japan no doubt will make even more zerious bids for the cup than was the | case last summer. jorman each, | 2 . o) . - captain of the Anzac team, Jaid :hitl Made in our Big Silk-lined Tux: t was the hope of the Australasians . to recurn in 1922 with a stronger and Daylight Work- edo and Full more_representative team than the = one that tried 80 valiantly to capture rooms for only Dress Suits, $50. the silver_trophy this year. | Gerald Patterson, the young and sensational giant who came over wWith Norman Brookes in 1919, probably | Best suits we’ve seen of this type are certain new- comers from The Hecht Co. and Society Brand. They are gay but not gaudy; bright but not bold; extra smart without being over sporty. $50 355 $65 What is it you want in Sale! Velour Overcoats? | & felt hats, $3.95 - The subsiance of sty]e and *A' COMBINATION sale that includes a s e maker’s surplus of fine velour hats gOOd workmanshlp 1880 wrought and our own broken assortments of felt into these woolens that it takes a hats. long time to wear them out. Shapes and sizes for all heads; with a saving for every pocketbook. performed so brilliantly in our na- tional and east-west matches, and . O'Hara Wood, these men would form ° a team quite capable of making 2 ! w l C that he hl.zned to {elurn|wllll\9$.z Jfiplfl- ese Davis cup team in 1922, and, oven though Ichiya Kumagae may CUSTOM TAILORS not be a member of the challenging ‘brigade from the far east, there were several younger players of great prom-l an ts. 4 - Horseshoe pitching has been added to the list of intramural For Over 4o Years sports st Tows Btato Cullsge. Two, Satisfaction Guarantced dusl meets have been arranged with ; o loney Refunded 1ll return to this country next sum- g 3 m——rrr 3 Tor,"ana Brookes himself. if he can In addition to finest materials, Wilner-tailored clothes SHOW a styling, most_dangerous bid for the interna- tional honors. * 'ise in Japan who might measure up to international caliber. Drake University, and a state inter- scholastic tourngment is planned for he necessary time off, may head fit and workmanship that make the wearer justly proud of his well dressed Zenzo Shimidzu, before he left these —_— the spring. gular courts have fin b the team. With J. O. Anderson, who appmrance. shores for his native Japan. declsredi Books “Barnyard Golf” Meets. ‘been established. DE MARK o Dty tomte rormer oy i ||| Headquarters 2 Fine Knit . ing for Salt Lake City, Pacific Coast ~ League, hit for an average of .402. 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