Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1925, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, SPORTS. coaching xtaftx during the Spring Osaka Malnichi base ball team will ram anmounced t ht, - . £ i & : : . The t i i Sai 3 ity Autack and Defense, With New Players, as v : : 5 - - ro Series ‘onditioni Inde 2 yers, & ataft of Kipke, Blott, Welman, Cap- | =\ 1.0 e uote part of an article which appeared recently in Outdoor Life,| there. San Francisco will be reach- From Abroad for Series of Conditioning Under Roper will take hia Tiger ataff to It is about fishing in the desert.would be conpectéd by a little trickle about a month on the Pacific coast, Br the Associated Press A i} o desert country, where the Water|g, ing gng early Summer they were New York. BY FAIR PLAY. faster team now than he had at any time in 1924. With virtually hese flood waters usually were| *The water settied in time and be hear from the promoter who made many hundreds of thousa soil, washing u channel in the bottom | could always catch a good mess of | t P defenisive and has more speed. It is too carly yet to say just how weli | Fanks of the University of Maryland |50 more feet wide and anywhere |fne panfish as the world knows even| Man and womdn swimmers of the This, according to the writer's informati Firpo has agreed to d promise. My pitching staff is 30 per cent stronger than last year. While |Spring practice ever held at the |mauld he 1ive a Steing of beads and | things that lived with them. D e ampionship events in | very shortly return to this country, fatter and wiser, and procced has been arranged for the Congres- Reports that F w EXPECTS CLUB TO CLIMB % o0e on PRINGETON | [ THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS ||IAPANESE BALL TEAW STRING OF SECOND-RATERS TO TRADE GRID COACHES TO MAKE TOUR OF U. S - | foot ball trailning scason this year. safl from Kobe March 28 for a | ing H. Yoat, director of athletics at subjects. April and will play American, Pen and Emery to Princet ed about Mny 12. | Amn Arbor to work with the [ Cuuoud the “dry runs” of the|Of running water for a long time aft-| after the plnyers return from = b rushes in torrents during the rainy|nearly always so connected and fur- . 3 T | s0 heavy at the lower end of thelcame very clear. and it was always a new line-up, he has led the Braves to victory over the strongest teams TH large draws draining @ large area|cold at the bottom. “I th my club as it stands right now is better than at any time of the draw and digging out great|fish in the old days in just & few | vided he will return to this country and fight a2 number of conditio; foot ball plavers, who yvesterday took v o) v o he d- o Vi R £ from neurly round to deep holes half|today. They have gone to the sand-| Digtrict will have an oportunity to| Far from joining forces with Descamps, Carpentier and company, he v I may be too close to them and have too much faith, yet the newcomers | Old Line institution consist of a series of different-sized| “Today even the water holes no Lm‘,g off a bunch of second-raters teams in the majors that my reconstructed team has class, power and the but more than 40 are due to take | hold an immense amount of water|wash from the flelds, and farmers|sional Country Club pool on Mareh DEMPSEY CONFIRMS alla in Europe before he A A NOTCH OR TWO IN RACE 2 s B VILL 1 DU, gt e, | BEING LINED UP FOR LUI ®an and Princeton will exchange President I Welton League of America, OSAKA. Japan, March Z—The : About ‘Apvil 18, according te the THINK EI Comancho is one of the best writers of today on outdoor | tour of the United States. 5 Boston Pilot Asserts He Has Added Power, Both on [ | Michigan, will bring the Michigan of Emerson Hough, who can match EI Comancho in experience. Let| Japanese and Hawalian teams > & ~ vri v i rior. ol L 9, H 3 1% 1 Well as Calmng Needed bpced. April 26, or thereabou written by this grand old warrior. Present plans call for a atay of Tex’s Direction This Sp"ng Wolverine can ten for 10 days. er a rain, and for several weeks in tour which will take them as far T. PETERSBURG. Fla., March 20.—Dave Bancroft, starting his sec- MAHYLAND season, and siops again in the dry [nished a path for the fish to come —_— EW YORK, March 20.—There is talk that Tex Rickard has t ond year as pilot of the Boston Braves, believes lie has a stronger, GRIDMEN weather. He says over from tha rivers up to the ponds. WATER TITLE MEETS | communication with Luis Firpo. 1 it said, is very I st tea : of doflars for him and then dropped him because he would not abey order Ty 1 b ¢ Iy Into the| e vater hol | E soo . j & : in either maior league that the crirrent dug aesply ey hels “In chiese prairie water folee 008 WILL BE HELD N Now that Tex has the Yankee Stadium he can use the wild bull pr last year, saw Kancroit touay. "It 1s a harder-hitting club, better on | Additionc are expected today to the |poles, often 15 to 20 feet deep. 10 to|minutes of fishing, and they were ax bouts throughout the Spring th )1, rs w i g le 3 & 1c new players will really bat in the big league, but they show much | ine ne1d at College Park for the first |3 mile or more tn length. Often they | hilla along with the buffalo and wild| pargicipate in o 3 have already showed me in several games played against the strongest | About 30 plavers were out yester-|water holes that would collectivelylonger exist, as they have filled with A Soush, Atisntic mestifor woman — winning spirit. rart in the arilling, which probably | right where one would not expeet to|are now growing corn where the Wa- | 28 gnd another for men will be staged k here may taken with a gra : | will 1ast for onth. Al b Of the rookies, Welsh. Harris and} “Of the new pitchers, it-now appears . F o embers |ind water at all. ter stood In the old desert 10 or more| a¢ the Catholic University tank on As & matter of fact, Spal Sy 2 of last year's varsity squad, ex s = n Marriot have helped me the most. and | that Kyle Graham, who was farmed | fross wha will v sraduetes in Juos often thase water, Roles!feet deep. April 4. | MOVIE EN A himself s preparing o journe Burrus, the new first baseman, whtle\nul last year to Worcester, will heid | 103" tnosa wha have been excused fo Two national junior championships | se shores for the American ou not up to his stride vet. I belleve, |the most. Ike Kamp, uiso on the|tii."pall Yol ana laerosse and the for women also will be run off door seasc #150 will add materlally to our 1933 | Enstern League farm last year, 100ks | [oading members of the 1925 fresh- CENTRAL J0 TACKLE |TRIO OF BIG QU'NTS on_the former date | - strength | ready for his regular big league turn. | JATTIE SATUENT, B8 (N¢ through the Entries for the indoor svents at| HOLLYWOOD. Calif {stated that Mickey Walker wou Thosa new bovs of mine are fast, | In Ogrodowski. @ semi-pro. onis 1. | il "V Curly Byra. Congresstonal Club were 10 close 10- | Jarn Dimracr Toamweimr " hering | SHerty return from the West coast they can field and they look and act | trom Elmira, N. Y., T have one of the | Pages b¥ Curly Byed. 4av wno| OAMDEN BASKETERS TO END CAMPAIGNS | morrow with cant Eibrigee come, Jnek | Dempees, | neavswelshi | bo 0% | to meat Willle Harmon in an ou s though they could hit coming great pitchers of the game. | 000 IO 000 HO A were 1940 Biltmore street, or J. H. Parran. | nating fron rmed reports ema | bout in May s caused some Lucas at second s sure o help me.| The return of Marguard will held.|watare Lanigan, Herzog, Seth. Cliy - L 3016 North Calvert street, Baltimore. | oy by o N rene ok (i le_effect | laughter among now-it-alis He can hit. How he can hit' And he | The ‘Rube’ looks resfly for as £00d & | toa + Morrisen. Coblentz, Granger : §i- Entrisaitdrithe unsnie events: closs |ing man'Tn motion pletimes fn. & ssrlen ot |10 oot Cody. knows that Mickey has & great pair of lands. All helvesr as he has had in recent times. | tory MOTTOn. Coblonts GRS | cCentral High School basketers. | Corby Bakers. Alovgius and Palace [on March 28 with the sume members | Aimn on which sk il heavn mer | 12, E0INE 1o do just that thing. How needs is a little more experience. Cooney is sure to start this vear, and [.\7" GO0 (¥ ESGG 10 report to- | Scholastic champions of Washington, | Laundry basket ball teams are pre-|of the South Atlantic committes S P mhel iwark Wil béginhard fwell | Harmon 18 alified for this 1 am satisfied with e outfeld. | T expect Joo Genewich to find himselt | A e en et o T ave | R€L their big test tonight when the | paring to make their final appear-| Natlonal - Junior champlonshin| " ssier e gets th t r R o e Dave Harris, a kid we secured from |and come up to his 1923 promise Sanprae, Dent, Bromlsy. Tenney, |Camden Catholic five is encountered | inces of the season at the Arcade on|events for women ars the 100-vard | chost. he will see abont defending hia | Jain Newark when he tackle (iraensboro, N. (. forced his way| “Although O'Neill has mot reported | SuPRlee Demt B e bes:|in the semi-final round of the Uni- |Sunday night. The Corby and Aloy | free-sivle and the low-board fancs | heeeimelghs rine i no g oS i < n of Providence rizht into my regular outfield with his | vet, my catching staft lines up in{ qnC® ol JBRCEN o Chl versity of Pennsylvania tournament | fives will play off the rubber of their | dive, iSRSy alghE Hing 1 he said, possibly Copy¥] ) hitting and his fine general play.|%00d shape. Gibson is going well | "L OF® B0 R0 Sl il o Bonnet, |2t Philadeiphia three-game ‘series and the Palace| The South Atlantic events, for| Ay A itipuey. TiEmests i Welsh, the Pacific coast star, is not |and I have three promising second- |y 3 ‘ o her'| A long layv-off after the 39-to-11 vic- | professionrls will meet the Baltimore | which regul . merly F: Tay- . 3 ard, Minemen, and Osborn. Faber, | , . ! i gulation A. A. U. medals will | lor of the mavies, will play oppOsite it Wil it it Tl SThE Sy the Giub e Eatap oW L] o ar fround placed the Central passers in| Both of the local amateur teams|lay, 50-yard free styls, 100-yard fres & outfield, T awill still have Nels, ob- | should climb & noteh or two in the | PIAving lacrosse, while Besley. Stev- | ;o pink of condition for the meeting | have rolled up long lists of victories | style, 100-yard breast “m:‘rx ?".,‘u TO RESUME COMPETITION ons, Troxell, all hacks, and Coghill, | i 3 wed from Brooklyn. and Casey |pennant race. If we get the breaks ok Wednesday night in which they |during the Winter, and the Paluce|yard back stroke, plunge for distanes T e Stengel and ¥ reserve We will ARt for the fAirat division.” | /inemath. are on he bail team |handily defeated Pottsville, 37 to 22| ossers, althoughh defeated yesterday |and fancy diving 3 = = MARTIN TO DEFEND MBI YO el | 30 Taavg e O (he foac | Having taken things casy yesterday | by the Rochester Centrals, 27 to 21.| South Atlantic e i has repc tl t ) at I?iw’.:xhac:':‘:r e arhck |and today, the Blue and White team | have been keeping near the top in|men include the same svents with him a I‘ 'I‘ iacross : e¥ | Chould, be on its toes again tonight, | professional ranks e A s b Gt With RlNG TlTLE TON'GHT take him a > cor MAACKS ARE ‘IRS IEAM e sridera will land. according to the dopesters who | Because of an injury suffered in|style 420-y8rl "free Physicians said tha have watched the performances of | the last Palace-Celtic game. when | with Willi left school the Washington boys, should advance [ two of the contestants be; ey % = o 3 b0y « n egan slug- | % . 5 & plavers of the 1924 fresh- | o€ W STUVE B O ott High School a NEW YORK. March New York Tuesday bight e Sc ging one another, Joe Deering, Co- 3 & avoide TO SCORE OVER GIANTS |.irinm o st | oo 1o, =0, et stecl | ehog oo ot Soo pecine: C5:| EASTERN HIGH TOSSERS | bt Sare o rosaict i oo ufford, ce : lermen, 2 ; | Analist been officiating in the Arcade pro- ae world bantamweig i . B | Woodward. Brown, Winterbers and | "3ygiig Moser (o the regular line-up | grams, may not be in condition to| PLAY AT YORK TONIGHT"""* el HAND . B 2 Oids, guards and tackles: Stephens.| .oms o have given the Central|referee in the clashes on Sunday t from Abe Goldstein of Ne BALL STAR BUSY, P HILADELPHIA, March 20.—The Philade!phia Americans went on a|Schaeffer, Brubaker and Charlie | 2yl /0 4Geq confidence. The big | night Y B ' & stustior G B S e 1 Madison Square Garden late| CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 20—W Last week the writer exclusive hampionships for esume the tul hich w s g ; i o : s- | Miller, ends; Charlie Pugh. Linkous, | ;.54 has easily been the star of the [performers left this marnin vear am Sackman of New York, veters batting fanpegelat bl Sgining Samp i _Ia.x‘,\l)m, Hla.ixes { Thomas, Greenlaw and Doert. half- | team during the tourney games, and | Opponents of the Warwick Prep Pa. where the York High .\.\n“.' Charlie (Phil) nberg of ti nd ball player, faced a busy da terday and deicated the New York Giants, 15 to § | pasica Bernard Millar, a recruft, also | hT" Roid his. place sxein tonight|five in the final game for the 1262 | baskst ball team will be ensounsoccs [city will his opponent ir he National A. A. U. tournament he It was the first time the National League champions had been de-|is cut when the quint takes the floor in the | pound championship of the Districttonight. The game will be the |round battle, and to winne today ackman was paired with Ma - | Other freshmen due to don LOES aTe | 1,4¢ game of the day's program. wil be decided tonight, when the |of the season for th astern quint 0 an opportunity to appear in nard AW el Angeles, nations d this Spring. Adams and Chappelesr, tackies: i e Mount Vernon Athletic Association| Principal Charles Hart and (oach | Of the season’s first outdoor cards title holder & Al Semizh The Athletics collected 17 hits for The Hooligans vesterday cinched | Whelchel, quarterback; Eastlack, end, quint clashes with the Epiphany | Guyon accompanied the squad, com.|one of the large New York stadiume. |and teams with Art Le n againe 2 total of 33 bases. The Athletics| what started out like the best gama|and possioly a couple more. SCHOLASTIC RlFLERS | Juniors at the Congress Heights gym- | posed of Iseke, Louden, Seruggs | Both men have assured officials that | Bauxbaum and E. Galow, Brookir Ineet Columbus tomorrow at Fort|of the season by scoring 9 runs in the | Light work will be the order for a Nt Radice, Burch, Kessier, Madigan. 1i. | (hev will be down to the 118-pound | the doubles ssmi-final < Myers. | sixth inning. Up until that session | while. but there wlill be quite a good liot, Zier and Bennie. E&N- 55 Himit when they welgh in this after- e R Joe Oeschger will get his first work- | neither team had tallied. Don Songer.| jeal of scrimmaging before the pra: TAKE RANGE APR'L 3 Eastern Athletic Asxociation 1o Marttn wou his fitle Crow out on the mound today when Mana- | for the yans. and Lou Koupal, for the | tjce ends. o fees -;nre.{_,‘ .--N‘\."rl victors over the E - Goldstein By eientiie attack $10.000 HORSE DIES. Fletcher's Phillies meet the In- | vets. started on the mound, but gave| Maryland's greatest problem, as | o ‘ol yistrict National Guard feam by a vhich kept the Sharigioh % UENOS AIRES. March 20 e L e s o e e e eveiiningy . = connt of 45 10,36, Sawyer was the'vig| EASTERN A. A. TO PRACTICE. |}hich kept the tormer champion de-| BUENOS AIRES, March 0. tion at Bradentown. | Richardson, respe-tively, Tas of backs to stand up under the | Sonolastic rifle te.ms will shoot|EUn of tHe winner's attack, while| Former members and candidates|Rosenners will show that. he havl onoome o e o elon e iad st he Philites regulars deieated the - Aifcult achedule that will be faced. |, iin® oli® 0L At T sor matches | Schollenberger scored heavily for the | for the Eastarn Athletic Assocation | learre e lesson taught by Gold- | of modern times, died vesterda yannigans yesterday. 17 to 1L in a Cubs Leave Their Camp. There seems little doubt that the o, ih. Central High range on Friday | Guardsmen unlimited base bail team have been |stein's unexpected def the Arpenting stud Gatm O35 del Ads Lseven-inning contest | CHICAGO. 111, March 20.—Practice | line will be as vpnv\!r‘l(\:‘l as it ““".‘nd Saturda April 3 and 4 Bix-) iievaniria cout Piks ATe Epecting notified to report to Manager Damuth In 1 i-final contest the Cyllene was an English thorough! = | workouts over, the Chicago Cubs have | during the 1924 campaig {man teams from Central, Tech, Busi- | 4 fuss game at the acmors comrt. tor | Ay o clock Sunday on ihe Rosedale | Sinlth ot Chiea el s d e D hu 905 fou & o0 Ipdians Show Improvement. left their camp on Catalina Island, —— nessand Eastern are certain to enter [ night when the Anacostia Eagles,| ipa sioind for the first practice of & o Ctica. better|variously estimated at from 3100.0 CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 20.— | Calif, for a 10-day stay in Los Af- Es cONTINUE the competition. but unless marksmen | senior champions of Washington, en- he season m, will meet. | to $125,000, owing Improvement In batting and |geles, prior to a trip m_OaHnml,-sURPRls at Western are able to organize | counter the R. E, Knight five ielding. the Cleveland Indians shut Calif., from where they will journey | within the uext two weeks the s i tt ¢ the Columbus American Associa- | homeward with a stopover at Kansas s TENNIS Georgétown school will not be rep-| Columbia Jumfors scored 2 pair of h toam. 3 to 0. at Lakeland, Fla,|City for a sertes with the Blues of lN resented victogles, defeating the Cardinal Jun- - the American Association. The first half of the cadet company | lors. 32 to 19, and the Aloysius Jun- poss The Cubs started a three-game team matches also are scheduled for | iors, 29 to 17 tson C Lathe . 3 hree-gar = matches also are sche 1 > \T.n:;—hr:xté||e‘u”err‘ter~uvReTi. 21| series today with Vernon, Calif. Man- LINE, Mass., March 20.—Up- | the e dates, and will be shot at| T¢ was the fourth straight game in | 38e" Bill Killefer plans to try out| BROOKLINE. VRIS II0 frees of | the Central gallers. During the lat-| With Carter and Sturdevamt lead- a combination of Friberg and Pit- tinger from third to short and vice|the national woman's indoor tennis hic recruit piichers ; togrnament on the Longwood Cricket - ors e games - - 4 2 The Indians were scheduled to|Jersa during the games in on S| Clib's covered courts at Chestnut|Congress Heights range. with the to 1 > e TReu Hill continued when another favored | service rifle. Small-bore arms and meet CintlansilModng injury to Walter “Rabbit” Marduville, h ERG e s 2R Eoem ¥ 3 2 s 8¢ ent | ammunition are used In the indoor who ‘will remain at Catalina for a|team in doubles: competition went|ammun a HIGH SCORE IS SHOT Om Orrow Or O]] en ywers Pley Toromto. ke down to defeat. 5 BETROTT, Midh, March 20-A de= ) Tae ot the. WHits ‘Sox are Tatpse ] irs: Tatiian;Scharimsn Hester “and | Subatanitsl trophies. sre “being “or- < & i v o! New York |fe the te: vinni ch of the feut of the regulars by the second | rarlly out of commission at Shreve.|Mrs. Roy P. Sackett of New Work)fered the teams winnine each of Fe 121ST ENGINEER tcam, 3 to 2, vesterday. ended ths|port, La Zal Sheely was hit on the|Were eliminated by O e 1 [ Atust i 1he Tuierhinti solioat wheet W-t 6 Ill . f series of intra-club games of the)elbow by a drive off Ted Blanken |Dallas Corbiere, 9—17, 6—1. The vie- | will obtain permanent possession of L ustrations o the Detroit Tygers, in training at Au-|ship's bat yesterday and Hoilis e : e oy put_the Boston players in the|a gold medal offered by Col. M. A il Eburaten: has s spranod ankie; i vty Winter. The Evening Star cup goes| Marksmen of the i2ist Engineers, N SHOE LEA DERSHIP The club was scheduled to meet the — ] o 2l e 3 e e - = he other semi-final match in dou-|to the team making the best showing ation. Guard, Toronto Club of the International Browns Are Elated. St D e s Ty | o e Glokes. and | fu 1333 ana, 193¢ for tha:regimental| B ¢ . S l ;: Lewgys today fn ih¢Bmt o & O ST. LOUIS, March 20.—Though de- Marina Bayard of Short Hills. | farrie cup being awarded for high |team champlonship of all branches of —DO h n ty e an in alue ter part of June the second half will|ing the attack, the “Y" Arrows easily which M S d on 1 ~ hich Manager Speaker depended be staged outdoors, probably on the |defeated the Rialto Athletic Club five, orites, game ies. feated yesterday at their training|x. J., and Kutherine Gardner of Bos- | scores in the first and second halves | the United States service. have finished | The second team in the game Yes- | oamp at Tarpon Springs, Fla., by the [ ton. They defeated Miss Marian S.|of the company team matc the first stage of the 1923 shoot with| terday made its three runs offt Doyle | Brooklyn Dodgers, 6 to 5, the Browns | Fenno and Mrs. Roger Griswold of a total of 1,982 in a possible 2,000, a in Cthe’ SIAIB .oF ithe "‘f""?"‘"‘ were elated over the showing made | Boston, 1— 6—0. : score 22 points higher than was mnde game. They were the result of tWo|py Joe Bush. their new pitcher ob- The rise of M H. Stark Green o | in_the first stage last vear. singles and a pair of doubles. tained from the Yanlkees last fall. in | Ardsiey, N. Y. who furnizhed the WALTER REED KICKERS | 'Two members of the team. Sergts. | A double, a single and another |exchange for Urban Shocker and other |upset in the singles tournament by Sehricker and Milwit, have registered | double. all Off Stoner in the seventh, | players. Bush hurled the Aret three | defeating irs. Hester in @ fourth- WILL MEET FORT MYER;uprhm scores in the two positions of | gave the regulars their two runs. innings and allowed one single. | round match, was brought to an end Fort Myer socceritles sched- | the first stage, prone and sitting, and | Leonard, who opened for the second | Apother outstanding feature of the [by Anna H. Fuller of Cambridge. Who | 1.7, meet the booters of the Army | (APt hields, Staff Sergt. L. T.| team, and Whitehill, for the regulars, { Browns' Spring training is the heavy | won 6—3, §—3. Mrs. Green had no i (ol o W0l 0 50 \Walter Reed Hos- | Meeds, Sergt. T. A. Riley and Sergt succeeded in keeping their slates | hitting of Joe Evans. veteran out- [chance against her youthful opponent.| ;1 "0, “the Monument field tomor- | Fdward Andrus each have scored 199, | clean of hits or runs. flelder. obtained by the Browns last| The other sem - ad!‘mdlm »y»:;\m‘v'l:: row afternoon at 2:15. _P.cgimr:w_l 'M::m are rf\!mr.u»gea of | ough om New Yorkers. Again he came through with a home of Wil 5 a5 rather easily, 5 to 1. but the Medicos 3 s SR e g ding | TUD_in_vesterday's game | Fending champion and Miss Bayard as | Tather easily, & 1o 1. bul the JEAI0%| Viqual scores for the firat stage fol- NEW YORK, March 30.—After riding I m epianant . = o 55 eailvs ‘over rough Florida roads and | The Cardinals defeated the Oakland | ous licks in practice sessions and are T 1;;::1: Coach Hugh Jennings and Secre- | team of the Pacific Coast League, at | =4 hoping to even the count LOMOITOW. | g 0y Sehricker 100 < g heir training camp In Stockton. The Walter Reed eieven w Serst. Milwit. .. s S0 tary Jim Tierney en the way. the New | !F X i b | V R é 2 4 I N ol W i ey e hiadeipn | Callf. yesterday. On their six sate- | RICHARDS AND STADEL book” Sturday gamen with teams in | (2 ¢ i Blorsliein Bl Aihleties " Sesterday at Fort Myers, |ties the Cardinals registered § runs, E TOURNEY MATCH other_cities C. Adamson at the|$aff Scgt, LT 3 100 Eon e ‘ : ? while 15 hits netted the Oakland team L post Y. M. C. A. is arranging dates.|gerst £ Andrus. i -262—New Spring model in tan 203—In 10 or black. Med 15 to 3. | . 1 5 i = P 4486, epl. Wrean. . i ), « i o S ¢ nar Tack Scott and Rosy Ryan gave the (4 scores. ! JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. March 20 ‘elephone Columbia 448 e e T - ?arr:al brogue. For men wh $ 0 ;,\.n‘x toe \ real gentlema 1 shoe for Spring Athletics 17 hits. Rogers Hornsby, second baseman. | jack Caldwell of Atlanta. Southern 5k . Capt. Morgan o oe8 The Yankees at th time accept- [and Jim Bottomley, first basemun, |7 et 5 S ster Sergt. Bernsdorfl e e ! e the. Cincinnati | Were back in the game SRy i e e MOUNT RAINIER JUNIORS SOk Deniatn Tedlegs at St ruersbu;‘g;’:d:;kx!._ ";'22’.‘, —_—— final in the doubles in the South-| PI AY HYATTSVILLE HIGH Rizey and Jake May, eastern tennis tournament here by Spc e e handers, puzzling the New York batters LEWIS IS DISQUALIFIED. fefeating Vincent Richards, national | Moune Rainter Juniors and Hyaus-| SCHAEFER AND HOPPE | Babe Ruth had a series of ciphere for LONDON, March 20.—Ted (Kid)|star. and George Stadel of ‘Stamford. | (e High base ballers are meeting hi recond for the afternoon. = tching | Lewis of England lost to Tommy Mil- | Conn.. 6—4. 6—1 in & second practice game this aft- TO BE HERE TWO DAYS | The Dodgers found form in pitching gland 1 ! y I i at last, and eated the St. Louis ligan, the Scotch welterweight, in the o e rnoon at 3:30, on the ount Rainier e 5 o G s, | first round last night. Lewis was iiamond. Mount Rainiers won the| Jake Schaefer and Willie Hoppe 1 Biowns, € o SN ihanoeny SE e Ed- | ¢ equalified tor persistent holding 92,000 SEE OHIO STATE first engagement, 7 to 2 will entertain the billiard fans at | 3 gie:Brown and Dick i Cox mea ome - VE IN 16 CONTESTS Batteries for today will be Shank-|the Grand Central next Monday and : runs Fl in and Bauman for the Juniors and |Tuesday afterncons and nights, = ! . 3 “ ch 20.—Ohic | ‘hase and Wright for the schoolboys. Schaefer and Hoppe played a series | % Red Sox Going Strong. | 3 Connaman, N o e Ter | Jrioles wAll be entertained by the |of games in New Yark the early part | ’Ifi[ i N. March 20.—The Boston Red iEate; ST Mount Rainier nine on Sunday. of this week, and in one of them' ' ot bal Quring the season just Sox kept up their winning streak yes- basket ball title, durivg the & 2 'wuup averaged 100, running out in 33833 35% 2 E ardny b aefeatin he Mexican Ol closed set what is believed to be a new e % e s sl tomn 10 By Chester Horto national college season attendance PALUSO TO BOX TERRIS. fage naiks § Schaefor:alsd ala well : 3 Iniles from the Boston training camp at Tecard. NEW YORK, March 20.—Lew Pa- ) e Orlears Telling golfers how (o wccomplish | Official attendance at te 10 games | NEW YORE, March -clew, Bl 30,000 AT SOCCER GAME. B v fireat Value! S = ¥ ibber e of e ay- | the details of the swing ecorrectly Is yved here was 70,490, { e b “with (he mosaibiitey | | Including the six games plaved away |too heavy for the featherweight| PARIS, March 20.—A French soccer| this new model two-t p e ey for the Braves at | that they will Immediately overdo|from here the champion Buckeyes jTan e e e | ium Sesteraay, hala ine famous | t Vi alf o el 6 50 1 was an cass day for the Braves ot st T | paved before 82,000 spectators during | ldek, colx;sxhd:rrd fose of ;h;c East's | Uruguayan champion Olympic team to | brown or black ¢ And a welcome price surpris, ) St. Petersburgz, who had 5 0 ol S aar A g v ] 2-rou coreless tie. Thirty th, nd | x o] he N v and thus fall @f- | the 1924-25 season. eading ightweights, in & ¢ 1a score h ousa but watch the New York YVankees go o e y el in New York next Wednesday. | gpectators attended the match, which | l‘ . down to defeat efore the ine H 4 was eliminated from the re-| .o played in the Bufli\lu s(“d“‘m Reds won, 4 to | LET RIGHT The team remained at St Peters- EL'OW TQA\KL B o iy - e R mee of s re-| MISS:COLLETT TO BEST. :|gent testherweight tournament by _ i on p 2 g burg overnight and drove to Lakeand | |ON_OPWA AGEC hdnd m H toduy to piay the Cleveland Indians. | |WITH T QART] top of the b rk A LE = ' - UDSON " RT o ey aing . and { R Y G Hahn Special Hahn Special soles. Sporty Jose Lombardo of Panama < sults from cau-! pBELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, March | = Meds' Pitehers in Form. - tloning players to | o5 Glenna Coliett. former national CINCINNATI. Ohio, March 2 keep the right el-| woman golf champion, has ar Auxiets on the part of numerous fans bow cleme to tWe| noynced that she will o to Aiken, vegarding the ratber wabbly pitching | alde the back. 3 ., to spend two weeks before of the Cincinnati Red bhuriers in pre- awing. Givew thix | ot ror England April 11 to seek vious exhibition games was allayed ves- cautlen. the golf-| ;o gritish title. She will not defend terday when Rixey and May hed the & er keeps this €l- ;o North and South honors at Pine- 4 i L] Pow snum in theve| ;o N, C,, she said ( and the resmit in s the right hand ' ———— pulls against 'll(‘ slugging New York Yankees to four hits in a nine-inning gume which the Yankees today . Sheehan and Benton were slated to pitch b P . *against the American Leaguers sty ot AVIDSON 3 — : Guaranteed E-280—Here's the latest! Soit toe greatest leader—in this - oblique plane. The eorvect Imstrue- S ! Y Bicycle Novel stitching. Tan or 3595 liee of leaders. Extra qual- Pirates “Ham and Iicnd“ |tion on thia point In: Keep the i f A wide solection of black calf. Brogue last ity Toney tan calf. French toe $595 FITTSBURGIL Pa, March 20.—In| elbow close to the side at the be- i ! models and - color. the e cae o Lie foliners Buctk- | ginning of the back swing. then let i . neer, Walter Schmidt, the Pirate |t take its nntaral course. rookies vesterday “ham and egged (Copyright, 1923.) N a S d s ial their varsity team, 13 to 2, in the — } final aquad game of the training _ ] aturday Special camp at Paso Robles, Calif. . 1;.3:-.‘,‘\:: th (,or.:‘lr‘ cr:v“il ::K“: ) Stop by far regular testing, and stlk Socks syl e SoRn EERIETE i let us care for your battery R e ! . O inte ealn 16 paman Wity GEare into our shop for a Spring 2 troubles. A Chapitts wiTh Onyx” Perfect, Full-fash- Cor. 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