Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1925, Page 37

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR,- WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1925. SPORTS. 3 McCarthy Will Use Minors to Rebuild Cubs : Wayne Munn Would Be Boxer Again [ | NEW CHICAGO BOSS SEEKS INFIELO AND OUTFIELD BASS EASLLY TAKES | BIG GRAPPLER SEES MORE ROOND(NG THIROD ' ' NO $1,000,000 STAR TE AMI sl o BOUT WITH STOVALL: COIN IN RING THAN ON MAT | NEW YORK, December 15 (®).— y Hugh A Jgn’"ngs Nick Bass of Raltimore added N . . = i i ‘(m- {nfield and one outfleld developed Another Washington bhoxer's scalp to| N S hdvd Not Committed to Policy of Tryin. to Buy Club, But | o e o ing (e an hia cotieotion ot fht srophiee 1aet | NEDTaskan’s New Manager Has Arranged Engage- 7o - . G | base ball meetings here last CHAPTER XV. night in the 8. d bout that finished Will Draft Men From Lower Circnits in Ef- Woek—the Boston Red Sox bullding . ; e i e Tl HE fact that a pitcher strikes out many batters does not always |§T the sembmonthly smoker of the fort to Develop Fast Outfit. lectouy, aehfla’ he Ghichen joaks kol signify greatness. Tt means that he has a 1ot of stuff, but it does | hawic Club. wan® the . Halimorean-s Fistic Instead of Wrestling Matche: oL, At hiiting rairiac. wni ibe not mean that he is putting much thought behind his pitching. He ['arget and although fighting gamely, d 2 | he at first for the Red Sox. Covering |is not pitching every hall with a purpose ;‘;‘;":’;;\\';]"l,_:'"}"'-'“-*“1 by the more = Y JOHN B. FOSTER. second base will he Herrera, a Cuban, i Sit e Ksaciated Prece L) BEEOSTER seoqnn base) Wilhe Hermhra ou i In base ball they ca'l the pitchers who have a vast amount of stuff | Using his height to gond advantage. | Associated F N EW YORK. December 16, Instead of spending “a million dollars” | cears in the Eastern League. and who go in for strike-out records, throwers. They mean that the | St0VAlIl kept out of the wayv of the C HICAGO, December 16.-Big Munn, the Nebraska heavyweight, who ment With’Andre Andersen—Now Is Seeking to buy a lot of big league stars. Joe McCarthy, new manager of | McCann, from Portland of the Pa-|pitcher is simply throwing the ‘ball past the batter, or trying to. He | o, nelfeivelght for four for a time last Winter held the wrestling championship, plans to rounds, but in the fifth session Bass return to the boxing game and will meet Andre Andersen at Kan began boring in and. centering his at- o on the Mohaw! : : g tack on the Mohawk fighter's head.| .. (. coon, it was announced today by Munn's new manager, Ed White of Chicago. cific Coast. will he at short. Haney. |tries to fool the batter with his stuff and not with his control and cun- y from Detroit, will be at third base. Ting: of players secured for much less from the minors w McCarthy, manager of the Cubs, gained n pair of gardeners for | cash and added Shannon, the Louls. Jars with which to buy p . The truth of the situation, as cxplained | v shortaton. to hix roster. Heck,|€d only a short time. The reason |lane. one of our pitchers, started an [Jast two rounds and showed himself | to the writer b McGa f, is that Joe has a perfectly sane idea.| from the Pacific ‘Coast, and Kelly, | for this s that they exert themselves largument. He claimed that it was |to be a spunky boxer it e had left ¥ he | ) £ tch L W1 i o it ol s b ; prpict « | too h. In thelr efforts to be rec- | e, o pi The semi-final of six rounds | with the gloves had left him on the losing end one of his first matches ni kind of a task that conironts him in endeavoring to develop a win- | from Tdrpnte. both touted as sluggers, OOMULEI n their | to pitch with either arm. Mul- pal of six round: hn“.-»m a e Chicago Cubs. will try to build up a winning organization out Few strikeout pitchers have enjoyed with hoth arms. One day while the |landed his blows with telling effect There has heen a lot of talk that McCarthy really has a million dol- extended reers. Most of them last- | Orioles were at their best Tony Mul- | Stovall attempted a comeback in the| Munn took up wrestling about two vears ago, after three appearances ; e o ognized as strikeout pitchers they bear | lane was a right-handed pite |Johnny Daly of Baltimore and Johnny restler he t fer” Lewis ont of the ving outht. He promises nothing and hopes for anything that is favor- [Should glve him an excellent it | R ievery iball. . Mhay: €y to|| haitold us he' Covid piteh T s well | Walker of ‘the Mohawk (b ended |20 * ™ cotlee i § o - i fall | 1d ot hle to a team somewhat run down at the heels SRnbLIHREYN | breeze the ball past the batter. Theyv |with the left. The next day we wera |/ather abrupty in the fifth. when and so injured him that Munn won a sccor and the world champior hat talk of $1.000,000 with which | | continually strain their arms, and as |plaving Chicago and late in the game | Walker was given the decision by Kid | ship in a few minutes t players is perfectly g o o a result they wear them out quickly. |our pitcher was knocked out. Man.|Sullivan after flooring his opponent In their return match Lewis was easily victarious. Claiming a foul 1id McCarthy. “hut where are tha - |ager Hanlon told Mullane to relieve [With a blow that had all the earmarks | | ewis had refused to give up the diamond-studded helt after the Kansas e p Historv of Bush Leagues dohuson o Kxception, | RE5T ey Lold Mutlano to reliove | L B ol e 1 e body who is & away players for ’ > You will say that Walter Johnson | him. and hefore he started for the hox | The Baltimorean had carried the ) 5y "R DU M, at ! { at ) 2 the sake of the Chicago team. and ~ |was a great strikeout pitcher and |give a demonstration of pitching with | 18ht up fo that time and was win. an4 Lewis won it back again S0me of ths bSrers wWho TIEbtinave By John B. Foster ;hnud » long time. That in true. hut | his left. {nin easily Walker doubled him un To complicate the title situation men who would help Chicago are very . Johnson w an exception. Yousmust| AMullane picked a had dpot for his|™ [} & DIOW to the stomach and then Stanislans Zhyszke tossed Munn for a il e enireeliy P monrer. that J oharon Had on osi | demonsttation: The Sattor aviof % lwhile facing the audience jandea one| | FRGHTS LAST NIGHT Sttt oA [0 8 those players are worth 3 i | pitching motion. The wav he pitched | Lange and Bill was by no means a | o0 the back of & neck &till claiming the title. Lewis appar i mmitted to any policy "l"m following i< part of what the National Association, with its|meant little strain on his arm. He|slouch. The catcher xigned for a | APparent overconfidence caused the ently iznored this flaw in Munn's title ring at Kansas City r1 t B N ol otior c h: I downfall of Eddie De Simon of Fort WEST PALM BEACH. Fla “Wild | claim and resumad the title of world of try o buy a team for (‘b entaitfth bisthd il celebe PRGN n had the easiest motion imaginable, the [ curve hall and Mullane wound up and imon ort | g 2 9f irsincite buy it ot Gbicgo. twenty-fifth birthday. will celebrate—its membership ro I most matural. Hiis sidesrm felivers | delivered the curve with hix lefr, but | MYer in the Afth roimd of a scheduled | Fill” Reed. Columbus. Ohio, knocked |champion when he defeated Munn Aifferent basis. veaching out here Leagues in the association are classified. The highest class | meant comparatively little expendi- | Lange made a fast one out of it. 1 G-round prefiminary with Jimmy De. | out Joc White, Chicago (10 rounds). The elder Zhyvazko helonged to the and there and getting the best that 1|ic AA. Fans call it “double A." [ture of energy. 1ie used very little [don't think 1 ever saw a hall travel |\ine of Ealtimore. The soldier was| SAN RAFABL. Calif.—Billy Adams. | Fastern wrestling tris |rm" frer h i the ralnor leagues, and - then i . s Minneapolis, | ffort. But how many piichers are | faster aver the center flald fence than | outpointing his apponent, hut |New Orleans welterweight, won a | Vi o n the Faste ahle the hest T ean with what 1 ean In class AA are the American Association. with clubs in Minneapolis. | pere o the Johnson tvpe? 1 do not|the one Lange hit off Mullane's left. |in 41 unguarded moment taok a clean |technieal knockout over Georgie | 0f wrestiers hilled their matches 2= I am confident in my estimate of | St, Paul. Kansas City. Milwaukee: Indianapol Lonisvilie, Columbus and | remember another man in my 35 vears | handed curve. Mullane ceased heing |PIOW on the chin that sent him down Decker, San Rafael (four), contests for the world heavyweight 1 ue players hecause T know Toledo. Almost all of those cities at some time or another have been in [in hase ball that had the same ease |#0 ambidextrous pitcher then and f"v"'vw count 3 | SANTA FE. N. M. Eddie Mack «-?‘vm\ snship. Munn jhined the West much about them personally, and 1I'm | big leagues. ; ‘nl;‘l grace and lack of || there yl.ir’n‘ .\'uru;, ,"r v S s DB N 2 Nnoclout | orn. trust. \,1.:,1!.,‘?," “l,‘.: aso 'm" , B (A CAnvolls Deakne mtare s et Dbl L e e s e e ST Johnson one finds the ideal combina SR Swamboda of the an_ Gunners' | over Dt A Jechnical knockout | when he started his coun e tour Dirchased for Chicage wonld give me | The P St SR o e e lot In commen in {45 4 st ax one discovers the perfect | Criticism 1< Stopped School fought & fround draw. Tony i S after the Kansis Cits vietory., agreed what 1 want the circuit up and down cific e Western Teague fs class A.|blending of islents in Cobb, but the| This same Tony Mullaiie got caught | ROS%, © timore and Jimmy Gard not_to bill himself as the champion Toe sald he weuld not predict that Ocean. hax clubs in Seattle, Portland. | ot i ‘made up of Tulea. Okiahoma |Johnsons coie less frequently than|in another argument. Matt Kiiroy, |neh h0x¢d on even terms for ~four| BRAVES TO TAKE RECORD %, Clucisy maich; He was uniformiy the Cubs would win the pennant in | san Francisco, Sacramento. Salt Lake | city. Lineoln. Nebr.: Des Moines, Towa: | On¢® in a generatlon, and- so do the | pitching for Louisville, had the most | in the opener Suscesstul on s tour antll heitonltion 926, mor even that thex would finish [ "0 \ncles, Oakland and Ver. Omaha. Nebr.. Wichita, Kans.: Den.|Cobbs o sion St i D e Gvdaia (o = SQUAD TO D|X|E L el b S il n. ATl he promises ver, Colo.. and St. Jeseph. Mo. There ne thing that often disguats fol jcatching. runners off base. Tt was REDS APPROVE DEAL. ‘ + fighting outfit, | nen is a great deal of trav re lowers of base ball in these davs is|impossible to steal on Kilroy. Yo i ston Bra pEte scauniens hetwsenihe Hantarn in trim as soon as possible. | ternational, one of long durations has some thriving clties for mem.| 1D My opinfon. the fellow that In-|throw or from where. T more was | /00 Purchase by the Cincinnati Reds | probably Wil he the Ia cleared away. Ag soon as the Winter hix poliev, McCarthy | which has been known as the EAStern. | ners and it has turned out some very | Yented the bull pen did not do the |playing in Louisville one day and Kil- | 2f I'rank Emmeret. shortstop of the |gation of plavers ever brought wrastling season opened up Munn re < Angeles to play | and which is made up of a cireuft of | goc% 0 T8 zame any good. e started some-| 0¥ was pitching and aoing well. He | Seatile club. has heen approved by the |the North by a bix leaziie cluh Zsstinsisesson cpenediupMlunnive. \dams covers a | cities throughout the Fi The Eastérn League is class A. That | {hing manager who first thought | caught three of our runners off first, | Jirectors. The Reds obtained Emmeret | Seventy mer matches already this \Winter against i 'secand and in him The | the United States. with (wo citles in | 1o e FamIth LoagUe I Clasy A e af.|0f using rellef pitchers contributed | Mullane was sitting on the hench, dis. |In_eXchange for Jimm 8 < ana recruite of the Providenece | JiihGs Bl g T s Already had a gond man, but Canada. The Western half of the cir. | g i THERE B0 The ey O hat | NOthing to the advancement of base |cussing the stupidity of Baltimore PFeSent shortstop, 5 ) club.. controlied hy the Roston man- | o005 TN NG 0 GUDE Nlsady e e ecel e Now Pngiand reared ail the best bail | ball. A i matter of fact. he intro.|hate runners i giving general | MONeY agement, will make the trip When Ed White f Chicagn hought Tne tonk Shannon, shariston, from | cige, with a peep aver into CAnada at| Navere a1t seemed. The eities in | d1ced an idea that has become a dix-|condemnation of the entire team 2 Munn's_eontract from Gabs Kauf Loufaville hecanss he knew. from ex- | Toronta. The Fastern half is Read-| [a¥eite B L St o0 reester | tinct nuisance _ AN inning Iater Harry Tavlor was B e % e, T hite S oA o tirh Ith ik perience. what Shannon coild do. “A | ing. Newark. Jersey City and Balti-|,0g “piijenald, in Massachusetts; Al Not Fond of Work. Dit In the head by a pitched hall and THE CALL OF l]'l‘ OUTDOORS | | Netraskan inio a boxer. His new pilot capable vounz man.” McCarthy said | more. This class AA division is not fhany. N, Y. Waterbury, New HAVN. [ xot ainen the days of Walsh and | aenecer G i2Ken e il adied 2 ksl g o g e e ce the dass of Walsh and | Manager Hanion o send in”Mullane. Tl he turned down. but in future ft will up and down the valleys of the lower . ' 2 and he did. Kil had overheard T he boxing matches which have first X c : 0 pitchers thought they could do much | hik remarks and was set for him BY W lll H. Dll( a part of New Ensland there is irftense | ok \When twn or three hits are | Mullane tonk lead of a s ” 7 = 3 base ball enthusiasm, and probably] TRt YRS S0 OF LRCE0 WS Are|iuiane ook a lead of about three Péesident Izack Walton Lengue of America Munn's first opponent. Andersen. is Glassiyihy Roguingon there wanld he much more if the ety | 15" the bench in an appeal tor hein |nm see him. Suddente. Kivots el i e L0 O el H Kilrorv's laft we! hoxing teachers in the count Surely e race has not changed. arm shet out and he made £ SHI is not . s i il e i by of Boston ‘ot a: Sirely the ra S hanzed hot aui and he made a perfact F! HING is 1 a : nd outside|| e has hsaded the 4 of spsrmi of Shannon. He has traded Keen. a exactly hoss of the other minor Ditcher wha conldnt get along very | leagues, hut it has ceriain rights which well at Chicagn. for Cnanev. a short are paramount to those of ather leagues Stop. wha conlin't zat alang very well in the assaciation MeCarthy said that no ream will Hartnett awav from (hicasn ne Il right and preference in base ball vear, as he is ed through unt a standard of population S assification goes by population and gross is taken intn account as againet that of a single city, so that 3 eaguen 5 men are as strong tadav as they wera throw to Bill Brown plaving fleer fo onne ather clas A leaEUe I* AMAL 0|20 vears ago. It has simply become | Louisville. Brown jeaned aver and as. Onc w e | class a custom to vank pitchers. Twn, | tagged Mullane— still Be fasb tod from teeth of the pike. it isn't realls ol ey S th ¥ Bow l of all. Recently it.has been turning | pree and four are ‘-‘:,d in a game. the hag ‘\h‘)'\u- £ ,'.M S hé from <l < < hazardous aking. | some with h e Iom x": While one citv In A eircuit may he|UR & few stunis that were not well| sometimes five. " 1f a manager mets |chance (o start hack for firsr The i I8 L g I Alex: ddard s s i o Eerth ey ndlcate wiat WOMEN STR'KE SNAG | =mall there may be others which win | felished. but it has promised to do|one man in cach week to pitch nine | throw came so quick that he was st | 19°¢T happenings to ang'ers who seek the tarpor measure nf success he can expect in have enough populatiori to make up | [oR7 Move, TR TS 11 the fexe full innings he is doing well. Pltchers |leaning toward second when Brown Only the timely parting of the line.! ax when these ivan " his return to the mitt game. for a deficiency e enumont. Wichita, Faile | havé fallen into the habit of thinking | tagged him. He had nothing more to | for instance, saved the life of a vou thres thatol e Tilke it ‘the af nee his loss of the w £ cham plavers than ams other league in the | SAN Antonio and Shreveport, in Louls- | yine innings ‘ |1ady angler whose necktie got ca 4 thing they do on the slightest ex T ana s leag as mad r opsright e on have been Known to|then to Lewis, he has heen just one of association, and when the big fellows 1ana. This league has made ita repu e. Tarpon ho been knowr Pitchers are elther left-handed or the reel while . it e el AthF tha g ation am a ursery for goos A play- | . reel whiie she was plaving knock per & out of hoats v 1 the trust's ial horses, with the come looking here and there to pick up | t21ion #® a nursery for good ball play- | vignt.handed. No ambidextrous pitch fmock person Doataiiby, sli By the “Asyaciated Press . |the best they can for their base ball | ®'™ ler has ever made good in tase nall.| MORGAN OFFERED FIGHT |coaneica i o But \M," shig iheen)ing them when jumping. in the act of |1 EpAE 3 NEW YORK. December 16.—The |teamn they cannot take away more == e although several of them have sue. e n i e e Tsar e G e O tee g it 10 e 5 narionat somen'x i e g e e o avat: o | FOUR BOUTS CARDED | cocieain mion. “wil” het"wete WITH GLICK IN GOTHAM ™, s 2 0 i vy v Known freshwater e 10| pu. L ouncest plaser ever 1o win it rization. with the authority | €SS AA. *Right of draft is simply a |admirably the purposes of the short po AN angler was once found in hat jumped into hoats. Almost any | 1 United States tennis champion =olf organization. w e ority | i the leagues vol o o he. | NEW YORK, Dec 16— Jase|POA' With a hroken neck and a tar. old angler will tell you of pickerel Sta i mp! "Y' rule that the big lpagues voted 1 writers, thev never duplicate | : ember 16.—Jess | bon” "1th a broken nec n - | ship was Oliver Campbell, who was tn conduct fts own championship | themselves to get a plaver in orde FOR SHOW OF D. A. c | thefr fictional exploits on the ball field. | McMahon. Madison Square Garden | Mg ™1, Pepde him. The coroner de.that have done this. 1 once Knew a!. .\ 18 when he captured the title in taurnament, has heen confronted by help him along and help them along. The best of the ambidextrous tribe that [Promoter, has wired Tod Morgan. who | i1 hig h had swiped him, pike to jump into a canoe, while twn (3.0 3 ton. by the pavment of a certain appeared in hase ball “was Elton |recently lifted the junior lightweight | * 1og "M . Susors wete caMnpclL ¥RID 0 AN amount of money. It Is the toll which f« Damberiain. e pliched with his |title from Mike Ballerino: offaring | wi o " e it A £lderly fisherman effort to catch one on their hooks. 1| = the big chap denmnds for protection Lew Haywood of Baittmore and Kid |FIENt Arm. and although ha could him a bout with Joe Glick of Wew | WO was peacetully fishing for shrimp | have aften wondered about this Sl T etente of Tese gzt Aor | 610 se \lnhl.?k Ll:b!\\\ll i, s ousi e eone \th » net. Suddemly a tarpon leaped | 1 have concluded that, in the case OFFlClAL SER\”CE Staps to hring the question befora INZ the past vear were Thomas J.|in the S.round hout that headlines the |0ther purpose. Chamberlain ~never | Morgan lives on the Pacific Coas uthe ek, and dop move than api{ eluien; ol ths tauponkar th , the - " NE the anestion befora | iekey for the Ameriean Assoclation, | second hoxing show of B o e ote & slovet hacaupe! het chulak ey |and Is tiasassd b Heaik Chureniy {Bour the man fought the big fish.|fish was intent on catching his pres A-C Speedometer Harrs A. Williams for the Pacific Const | athletic ¢1uh tomorrow | night at|use both hands. He used: hin Hght | Who plans to take him tosthe Pnitip. | APAIY Kiling it with his knife. The | that the emaller fish made for the Stromberg Carburetor drew from nfficials the announcement | Ieague and J. (. Toole for the Inter- Washington Auditorium for pitching. as T have said. and he | pines. e~ tarpo weighing 170, had 10 pounds hoat in an effort tn find soma sort of i ResToliesl that the 30.dav netice necessary on | national League. These presidents —Tony Cortez and Phil Raymond ap.|used the left 1o catch hase runners . ) o iheehnni) fshentan;jehclien: (hat tne g S saw tielbony CREEL BROS Ghoh amendmonts precludes the posel. | aleo are members of the hoard which | pear in the 6.round semi-final, while | napping You could never tell SIROD Ale real Jumpers e R0 e MRrTSto Jump Silol eyl . B e thcen it ine | noks 1D the ease of ball plavers who | Tohn Conrey takes on Jimmie Mack | Whather Chamberlain was going 1o~ WOMEN PICK GOLF DATES. feaughs them In Hlotide waters and jwriking it 1815 14th St. Pot 473 mesciona in Chicagn Jannary 9 get Into trouble and the owners who | for another setto of § rounds. throw to a base with the right or Tentative dates, the week of Sep-| .. axe T experienced such 1 (Copyright. 1025 . otomac Hope that the proposed organization | heID to get them inta trouble Two 4-rounders will bring together | With the left hand, and. next to Matt | tember 23 and 30, have heen named ITehE b6 | aatablishen) o Htine Tar iha he next classification helow clask | Pep Alhee and Johnny West. Johnny | KIlroy. he was the hest man the game by the women's committee of the | Tomen 1o conduet their ewn title | AA is that of A. Originally A was the | Walker and Joe Piscatelli. Heinie Mil-| has produced in catching runners United States Golf Association for eIt ve it N loniite highest. But there came a time when |jer will referee | Many pitchers have tried pitching | the women's championship next vear. | mequently dwindled despite the activ- | the cities of M‘-m" | Ih’dAhr\nism‘;h 'r:‘\. new cluh has opened permanent | A 1o Trowna of Callternia. | cation increased in size and the mem- | headquarters, with gymnasium, on the Taf Mars 1. Frowne of Cafitorniy, | ollon Increaged Iy soe a1 e mem: | nosdgunsiers, win grmaseus on 1l W ASHINGTON SALVAGE 5| Thampiemshin tournament committee | fernational League and Pacific Coast will launch a drive for new members | ! to take up the question with the I\.I‘\ gue asked to be made into class | during tomorrow’s show. | of an occasionai fishhnok t r i feu c artner he best box in the country = heen botherad the naceesity of amending the consti tution of the T'nited States Golf Asso- the annual meeting of the U. S. G. A. 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