Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1924, Page 30

SPORTS, THE BEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 9, 1924, Prothro Still Under Par in Condition : National League Race a Triangular Affair DOC MAY GET A PRODDING |PReSIDENT TELLS 6RIFF | GIANTS, REDS AND PIRATES FOR FAILURE TO HUSTLE! ARE PENNANT CONTENDERS HE’LL BE THERE APRIL 15 ationals Defeat Braves at Macon, 7 to 5, When ANGOULAFFRE S playé BRil [) WEDNESDAY, SPO I’\'.TS. —By RIPLEY. orning IcGrawmen Figure to Repeat If Jackson Makes Good at Short and Pitchers Deliver—Cubs 1t dent will throw out the first ha e this e - OF THE BROKEN TEETH Harris Poles a Homer With Two on Ba AS 12 FEET TALL Ninth—Speece to Do Box Work Today. , AND 1S ARMS AND LEGS IS NOSE WAS 9 (NCHES LONG — FINGERS 7 INC: i and Cards Are Rated Next in Strength. eSS BY JOHN B. FOSTER. fork, C TECH NINE PREPARED | IN Ap l““v JIO':':A r?\. et the American FOR WESTERN GAME; EAW league championship race that starts April 15 with every man in : g ¢ T g - oy ; | in ; ) 4 - Tech High's diamond letes have ¢ condition, it is evident that further efforts to inspire | Al t be made far, Manager Stanley Harris has done everything ! thelr sateh. erly prepare the men for the flag campaign, but tral s failed to realize the importance of ionals are to enter YORK, A « of develop- whh Western cans to v | open the high scho. | plonship series. The Manua lapnear to be well fortificd wi - ng by the brand shown by Dulin in squad apparently have ady ne i disciplining Goose Goslin, who did not take his and now may have to point out to some others . W their conduct as big leaguers. Perhaps one of Doc Prothro, who came to the Nationals from Memphis of Association . ’l I BUCKY SHOWS ’EM HOW BOSTON. Harr training any tc and practic ALAN GERBAULT . ix baon deveropsd | WHO CROSSED AT ! s ALONE W A 35 i st veu the Sout LIFE NO BED OF ROSES FOR BASE BALL UMPIRE cour- Dattin d over that of ] coomgoroimmund pose and int HERBER T HAVENS , e Leoanon Baskeiball Team —— Bloomnglon, Tna SHaT S0 BASKETS N SUCCESSION { freeTrrows ) | Tiamey. 2b Mclonis, 1y 1 | Stengel, rf || Kelieher. b E; Smith, ¢ O'Neil. © Barnes, B argin | tEmmeric according to Heydler, And »~ 3 oomuowwmnen soocoromemmonR gee—ga—»n-m_..: onomocono~rooaP cccccorsonaon!? IS n for E. Smith in eighth. wo out when winning run scored WASHINGTON. AB. R. LI ] L] ) dart wild Stunt socsscssoanss!” O e b o rocosoroso MmN cooornooommmnl [ *Batted for Zanhiser in seventh | +Ran for Hargrave in sevonth 02000030 05 g A B = | DR. LASKER BETTERS Summary: Two-base hits — Kelleher. Mo ¢ . 1y ¢ AN ! . o e i Home runs—Judge, Harris. Gacrifice \ e 2 E 2} 71 it g S HIS LEAD AT CHESS ' it | Boston to Bancroft to Mc. udge; Bancroft to 3 \5 il ON Bamcs T Zanhiser, 4: off Marberry, 1. n 7 innings; off Yeai nings; off Zanhiser. 11 in 7 inn Ty, none in 2 innings. Struc Winning_pitcher, Marberrs: losing er, Yeargin. Umpires—Mossrs. McGowan and Devlin. Time of game—Two hours. DP HAWL EY onTreal Y T 2 ROMERUNS WA T - INONE SAM YANKS AND ROBINS STAGE |, couzezsasesaie pENN NINE SHOWING ALL-AROUND POWER OLD-FASHIONED SLUGFESTm Tennexsee, i At Oxford—Wisconsin, 6: pi. 2 At Atlanta—Oglethrope, Wil- E = 1 Cers Ball Over Fence, David- ung § WALTER Canp Ruth's daily Bro EW YORK. A effect of his te Missisxip- and the total of lenn operated in heaping up a grand in nine innings of play at Sultan hit Knoxville vesterda ball h out v Hine a fence never cleared by ankees won., batting drive twenty runs 'LEWIS HELDTO DRAW ot .‘_' .. ON MAT BY GARDINI nette STRIBLING LISTS BOU TS | NEW YORK, Aprit restling crown —— \Gardini of Bostor ave him L V_HOPPEWINSOPENING onsons S %BLOCK FROM BELGIAN . I first fall, won by Lewis forty egan a puni . . plying more ti t i ey " Ahows " lie i Fr hour and s fter a dozen, THREE BOUTS FOR GENARO W YORK ek in tarted th NEW YORK, April 9 —Willic Hoppe world 18.2 balklive billiard champion tonight will enter the second stage of his championship contest with an | advantage of Belgium by of in the ieveioiren - seven runs needed to even matters ton | Meusel, Frisch and You v L ;H,Hhmm. stars. hree Barnhart piared. PITTSBURGH, Pa.. hart's batting was the Pirates' game { the Americ in | over Edouard Horemans his victory rst block of the 00 MACKMEN EVEN SERIES BEAT PHILLIES 6T0 1 ADELPHIA, A hour period, and the mat clared a draw STANDARD VAKE . TIRES CASH OR CREDIT CONVENIENT TIRE sHOPS h Street N.W. Helps Pirates. April 9.—Barn feature of the LoSS dF GAME CAUSED BY JOCKEY STALLINGS 1" . |g etting thr SAVANNAH Fort Rock U. S. RUGBY TEAM SAILS. v NEW April 9. —The DE PA’U’W OUTROLLS YALE. NEW HAVEN April 9.—De Pauw Valo YORK nt was R block Conn defeated bowling 1 Wiers. who League. brok agc g recruit Pirate twirler “in_impre form and pitched full nine innings His mount opponent. pp. also went the whole ave eleven safe wallops urgh Club | nn.. where Kremer. Ferdie route on the arm by a p batting practice ar His arm was repo 3 last night had to re- ere. broke toibe it n its journ amn e s northward. 3 DUNDEE TO FIGHT KANSAS. NEW YORK. April Johnny | to Dundee. world featherweight and | ten junior lightweight champion. will meet Rocky Kan veteran Buffalo lightweight, in ten-round -match | the Velodrome A (', Buffalo, on Aprit 21 ohnson and Luque siated | pitching. Detroit won ves- t Birmingham, 1 (0 1 | ris Speaker Ts Injured. LAND, April ¢ bt was od _whether Manager Tris e in the line-up when meets Orleans = s at New today FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE. | Speaker's index finger of his right hand is badly swollen, the result of | Daytona—Daytona, 10; Orlan- Lakeland—Lakeland, 3; St. Pe- Braden- | ON CREDIT “Pay as You Ride” Small Payment Down, Baldncé Monthly T. 0. PROBEY CO. 2100 Pa. Ave. NW. »d on four ¥ allowing ten |0 rpentier light-hea date early in Jur - to avoic R At the Sign of the Moon “onnie Mack's ut two b ur n an exhi Athletics 6 to 1, (The victory for the Americans nwi‘ ty series, the Phillies having aturday \lhl(l s’ vesterd ame i defeated | th which Phil- | the opener Rommel held the seven @ Started on the mound for i the Tunney- | lies, but retired in the fifth inning in | weight fight favor of Couch. Score star il 021111000—61201] 1000000001 75 Rommel and Bruggy: ouch and Henline, Wilson Umpi tzel and Rudolph. 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