Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1926, Page 23

SPORTS, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1926. SPORTS. 23 New Pro Grid League Makes Telling Step in Selecting Edwards as President HSR%’IHHOLD ON NEW YORK FORBIG TEN HONORS | { The Evening Siar OVER YANKEE OU'NT| OVER WALKER CUP MATCH - S By the Assoctated Press, 3. B O l S C I | l B With a line-up including the stars ST CHICAGO, March ‘The final \\g | Joe Hol ‘ BY LAWRENCE PERRY. \. & - Ve H 2 of three high school quints, Big Bill Should Be Able to Put Circuit Across if It|week of' the Wesiern conference man’s Wonder Five showed the Yan- EW YORK March 16 Hovities and! eritics ‘of Eivl basket ball ve finds the teams ap- N W it 3 . March 8—Golfing authorities and critics of England v - 4 e kee quint a thing or two ahout the il h Is to Be Accomplished—Giants May Find [ parentiv Neadsl Wokard JQERoRILE Conducied by ROBERTG- BIeCEEEL AN game of basket hall last night in the | are all tied up in a perplexing problem. 8 Aece phis May ‘qu;.':::r.;‘.;l: lc.ll'” ‘x‘l‘\‘c ('HH ot 4|u'.37'{ Arcade net in the preliminary llu l‘rlae Foury times have teams representing the United States and I s i Sl Keap TaAtn . , _ | Washington-Buffalo professional tilt. | & g 3 s lker ct = . Going Rougher Than Ever. Svaresliof furm Wil ikeen Al NG by now cvery boy in|for the hurlers. The most imaportant | Washington-Buffalo protestiongl M Great Britain met in matches for the Walker cup, the great international - Pl R B e Washington and vicinity | [HiNE I8 control. You've been WAIM- | 24.to.14 win over their more experi-| golf trophy for amateurs. e lowa with two games to ply also | - Fas v d| hexin' shooting at the targer. Mere |onced opponents with apparent And upon all four occasions the Americans have won. Why? The : : has turned over in his mind| hezin shooting at the targei. lHere | SnCed opDonents with apparent ease | BY LAWRENCE PERRY. 1as o chanee for first place. Wiscon- LT | The Yank e S ailet for a question is the more poignant, inasmuch as both the U. S. A. and Great ) o as | sin. ‘whom Indiana must meet. has|the prospect of a good base Pl L bl Britain have nominated teams to oppose each other for the famous cup EW YORK, March 8—With Big Bill Edwards posturing as the |Jati the tuet ceven staris and Northe | ream | SENIORS |Tmowounier, Bt . Wandees sopt S L g pais &€ ! i e "y - ster) Mocking chigan's ath o i hega a % " $ g a . o high commissioner of the American Professional Foot Ball League, | western. blocking Michiganis path 10| * o cpart vour hase ball club by| JUNIDRS them into the van, where they re-| \hile the American Walker cup| Nine of the 12 matvhes at Garden which now is in process of organization by C. C. Pyle, Red Grange's |5, Juinf, laim 1o (he {rounding up a bunch of fellows your ! mained throughout, At halfliine Ihe|teams have been fnvariably success- | GitY [0 Jears ago wend either 15 manager, it looks as if the promoter from Champaign, Il is bidding to| The Roflermakers closed heir sei- 2 f own mlflh\mrhfind O 000 1 e e iaitibated amone | ful. the best American players upon | jast before decisions were reached. b 5 - | son Jast weel: lefeating nois and L E 3 S60 ’ =, ;4 al ccasions A ¥ = | Y. very cas rica re sit very handsomely in New York City [ Nortnvestern 16 take the led. yoti fike to play with. Then the players of both teams. Banta and | three occasions in the past siy vears | Yet in every case the Americans pre. : i thing vou think of is the M - “h ac-|have made organized efforts to win | vailed 1 the final te: e “ertai 2 ze 2 ac kee Stad 1 : Macdonald of the Wonders each ac : vailed and the fin im standing Certainly with Red Grange plaving actively at the Yankee Stadium ‘DING . ction; . ¥au wead s captait and o o o ks, ehlle. Ingfes [ Lhe British amaieur champlonship 51 | Wi nine matches. for the Amcicins and Big Bill lending the prestige of his intercollegiate reg ion and the Von L;nv Preonte | vou need a manager. rezistered the same number for the have fafled. to three for the British—a score out weight of his picturesque personality and arresting oratory, the New York |5 5 H The captain of vour tes hould Yanks. 5 " mll!i\_fllx'(;.\”('?::"V'v:‘)m"‘.;‘e\.n';v:l:u’"nnm‘lhpn‘vv ; all \l\,-,-,‘.mi with q,.w‘ ‘».;.,.,..lu of epresentative of the American League should attract the lion's share of an . sejen L i be a° fellow nossessing squareness T"”"" Tt was the Holman team's first star dividual contest, why cz ot | the individual games that made up TpTssaany the ey 1 Say S $ 3 | and force. He should not be notion- | before a District audience, and a large be beaten as team? Again why | this total | nte—that is. changing his mind every | ! |crowd was on hand early te applaud| Amateur golf in Britain, suy the| Consistency, physical and mental 5 g tate you meet him. Neithe uld o | the work of the scholastic stars, English golf authorities, comprises | fitness and a team spirit, instead of pionecrs in the metropolitan field. icel as though Jack Dempsey has dis- S plE Teaded. ARd He Shouid e i L aepet 2B ! just as good materfal as can be foumd | an indicidual <pirit—herein liy the tributed a flock of leit hooks upon |luu several chins. \ E z00d_enough player to inspire the Washington Terminal tossers pla¥ |in the United States. Then cre critic falisman of American successes Had it noi heen for the visit o I o whole team. Whao is such a fellow their first round game in the South|trembles on the verge of a great dis-| This yenr Great Britain has already range with his Chicizo Bears last op |28 that? He is the one you want - _the ball into that space. A‘ll.lnlll' tourney fonight at Baltimore. | covery. organized her Walker cup team and have lost 3 season quite o !;I i am. Ohin. > The manager i< the hoy who oh-| hoys 14 and under—the sy s 17| Street Hall at § ‘lf\l“] l|m|v|]v)H in the past," he says, | early move will result in the develop materia el n . i taine the nrivilezes—gets srounds Lo | inches wide and 36 inches high, the | = . not because they are supzrior as shot- | ment of a collective mor 1t not How they zainst the com- | FDR ITS SECOND FOE s 4 3 [Py on: mets zames at the right |hottom of the frame being 15 inches | Joe MecCa L s, s:‘m;ru s, but by ater consistency | then the fact i 8% Has hination i 4 Red Grange | . S terms: gets publicity in the paper: | from the ground. Fc cenjors—over v\!rnlnn; « H\r} l\v‘;k‘rj‘l wall “\‘:‘ 'h\o\ and a certain measure of fitness. | somethi a fair chance seems a =imnle matter to determine. makes the announcements and | l4—the bottom of the frame being |anxlous to match his team w which has carried them to victo: of heating 1 thilt Hager ] s S c handles the monev—if anv. You |20 inches from the ground and it fs|Anacostia Bagles again in an attempt | |/ Ba Co (0 Wethered should play Ouimet on Sees Public Interest. tern Ilizh School's program PALACE FIVE TI KS wan' a feliow for manager who has|44 inches high. This represents the |to avenge a 22.10-17 defeat suffered | “O4C Yight there, it the Britle But | aaual werms, that” Roters Hacts o announcing his new connection. | while aw & its secol art i a business head space between knees and shoulders | vesterday at the hands of the Dis- |, < & s st Fsa goo % k \ N o s apusa N B U BT A Rine TO HEELS OF RIVALS| when Sou elect vour captain swear | if there was & batter standing at the |trlet senior champlons at_Congress| Knew it, s the answer. In the last |as good a player as Bob Gardner and the collegiate sridiron that has never UTNiversity of Pennsylvania scholastic L allegiance, respect him and obey him. | plate. Mark It oft on the side of a | Heizhts Auditorium. The Saints put | Vo contests with evervthing nip and | B F. Storey as good as Jess Guil heen permitted 10 wane, states thai |tournamen: Wednesday night calls ) Fe's in charge of the training, picks | shed | Up a stiff Aight against the Birds, and | ek the Americans came through| ford is not likely to vield any out. the “tremendous interest in foot ball|for a practice game today and a light | the team and generals it on the field. | : i | were close ‘an their opponents’ heels| With G L n come of the 1926 Walker cup matches 3i6% ‘malces 1t the DIOPeFEy a7 The DUb-| astil at basket shootng tomorrow. Washington kept close on the heels | ot e o ther an oleet | Tomorrow. Tug Wilson of North- |at all stages of the game. Bennie of | Priz differs from past results. Ho. Tt must be plased by others than | A combination of the hest perform. | of the firstplace. Cleveland quint in | vour captain and mamager by wrir- | Western University has something of | the Eagles led the scorers with four schools and colleges.” | ers of the Anacostia Bagle and Hol.|the American Professional Basket | ing the names on slips of paper and | interest to tell the followers of track. | court goals e pub: . . 0 pats la = ¢ fally those preparing for the Tust why the tact of fmmense pi' | man Waonder fives was to furnish op- | Ball League race last night by win-| putting them in a The one who - D B Jor the ; G oveitie Glad Ye interest in a cc inte zame plaved | ogition for the schoolboy tossers this |ning easily from the Buffalo Germans [ gets most votes wins the office, of athletic carnival. There are ! ;rm,m‘-, Hook I:d_ilu: Aloysiu lbl by college teams should make the|germoon ar 3 o'clock on_the Arcade court course. other track articles coming. and all |tossers In shooting vesterday when the game of foot ball the property of the | Weqnesday at 105 the squad en-| The District tossers sained a 43. e f Byiexperts AR ‘(.:::;'?.,v-w:“x‘!:.‘,n\:d~|:”."m;((.m4'i o "‘yf.‘] public is difficult to see, | trains for its second trip to Philadel. | 1020 decision without having to put | Then send the name of yo Tonzag sium. Hook accounted | § Princeton foot ball eleven which de-| o0 nter between Waite High of [ing half they ran up a 22-to-8 advan-|the na A Gz i ) stered half " feated Yale and he was a reguld|pgiaqo, Ohio, and Dover, Del., High |tage and had brousht the count to a[!:l(lrpvw .:l n»l.vly‘:]mm-(|‘llv'lllv"|l'":n ’xll‘hw ut had 4?1,1.“"3,-‘1‘,‘,» ,_;U_mn”n dozen. M | member of the 1808 eleven which also | (i) e mer 40 to 16 in the <econd hefore the vis ”“_"'3;'"'; tar Boys Club chi et Bre 2 I inwidcutile, Conentin. vasikatare anor Club—A. L. Houghton. defeated Yale The Buckeves. who were awarded |itors bezan to hit the basket with any [the . Smmed 1o Montrose fiye, 4§ | He coached for two or three Yenls|, yyve jn the first round. are favored | regularity. ng Control. after graduation. both at Princ © take Dover to camp without difi-| Roth clubs did well in foul shooting. | State average age of team | . BOY BUILDERS, Phi Alpha courtmen took two games ' {a joint claim to the pennani, has those who care to look at pro foot hall games. - = One may imagine that the directors of the New York Giants, the 8 ] he N e to Ne s k des | | o ay outgrowth of the tremendous goli development that has c and Annapoiie, and then came to New | (4 CE TS Gornament record al. | the Palace quint making zood on' 13 | wheiher of noi you have grounds to M is for milk, makes muscle: ofi 5 dbableheNaes Dlaved Ty et fevelog that has come York and took up insuvance. Whei | (0 nag been a good one. and this [out of 17 chances and the Germans |play t less than a pint in Washington as a result of establishment of high-cl ibic= ) e oted |4 wavs has 0od one, and [ of 17 i 12 play on. S i) ; i . ubli the late Mavor Gaynor was elected '] vear they scored 22 straight wins he. | sinking 17 baskets in 21 tries. Ken. | —— ’ every day till you're grown feated. 37 to 7, and Phi Alpha Delta link golf here, A. L. Houghton, champion of the Manor Club. has office he appoinied Edwards Sweel|p, o entering the annual event in the | nedy. the Washington managzer, top We've talked so much ahout piteh- - | beaten, 27 1o 12. s - e O e fame_ae a former foot|Quaker City. ped the list of scorers with six goals | ing. now let's start some workouts (Copyright, 1026, = risen to the heights solely by application to a game that ained Sdwards’ fame 2 Llormer soh Provided they win out in their sec-| from scrimmage and a trio of free | — = its full growth on the public municipal courses 1l star and a picturesque personality os | touses i % stead in his career as an will remain at the scene of action ¢ ashington's next sta against | ve'lts Or O s u rac ship last Fall in impressive fashion, | to Salisbury, so that today holds stood him in stead in his career 4% 4N | ;) pay gain the laurels or are elim. Rochester Saturdav nizht in the New l; WILL GATHER TONIGHT v ¥ * O b | two titles, although his public links office holder. and he hacame A% PO | inated from the competition. 1f they Yorkers' zym. Cleveland has two wading through a field of the club’s | ,,npionship might be considered va nent a fizge in the political |can win over Waite High they prob. chances to increase its lead hefore 5 % it . A special open meeting of the Lib- | hest plavers without being pressed at | ( § New York as he had been—and in fact Ay At b e S Rl Nl S B A I b e . est player ng pr at | cated since he is a member of a pri S Yok xs e had been=Zund i 8 120 Wi Seunier St oeepita High | (hen: o Fart Watne 14 heing paved eet Soon To Be Announced . S e i G b v vieers i beins prosed ot sinee B s menier o0 3 e i of Philadelphia. last vear's winner, in jon Wednesday and Chi n Thur completing the 1926 hase ball line-up B o A e UL RO legiate spor the final of their bracket day S has been ealled for tonight by M. round over W. B. Connors was champlonship: last year and finished His appointment as high commis | ager Kre TIR - stre ) and 7 sloner of pro fool ball may well be ager Kremb. 718 Tavlor street. Play- | and T well:sip In that event regarded by those who oppose the MOTOR CYCLIST KILLED ALEKHINE DEFEATED. HE pregram of events at The Evening Star Boys Club athletic carni- -] l.41 candidates will report at 7 Earlier in the season the younz star OHA of the! finent putters v the ROSEQMIE TS e Sl if ROME. March 8 (® (hriele | SEMMERT Austria. March 8| al. as well entry blanks. will be pu ',‘” 1 within a day or The Libertys plan to hegin their ¢ L mplished the finest f ¥ “’f' th Lt R S ind D’Annunzio’s motoreyelist sso, was () The first round of the interna and hoped that as many as can possibly do so will send in their | door work Sunday 30 on Pl credited to a golfer registered from i R } 'i”: Wil <ht v’r‘) cks vulv ,h.’“ killed by a fall while taking part in a | tional chess tournament was contestad diamond. Manager b may be | the municipal courses here in going ro | FKI 08 LHE Kveens sith reat ability race on the Ostia road. “Twn oiher | vesterday with 18 plavers competing. phoned at Columbia 41 the semi-final of the national public | tremely long hitter, hut s consistont o e i ave 1y | contestants, Biondetti and Borls, eol- The outstandinz result was the defea v i b T s O CHREr, St e conal o Lufere: ae. | lided with Busso’s machine and are of Dr. Alekhine of Paris hy A, Niem- | of the meet, however. Aifter your entry make a determined effort to Jihs Ehbion b S.,,.“,,f,yl e Rhe l0d aRtions SELkR stz Rl T e e e o he | thousht to be mortally. injured zowitsch of Copenhagen [fctually participate and get inta good condition, so that you will he able | CHERRYDALES TO MEET. hind, liouhton surprised the pub |in the same. =0 0 conviction that faot hall ne to he at your best Candidates for the Cherrydale base | Zolf at Salisbury, and only succumbed | though some eritics mignt say he to the public 5. W If you haven't already .y.\m \nl ball nine are requested to meet tomor-. | in the semi-final to the new champion | crouches a too much for consis- | start now to improve vour physica i row night at 8 o'clock in the home | through super-golf and a let-down |tency. The answer lies in his record, . Golf Strategies That Won e U mes su phcall | NASKET BAUD SEERRTS: | | == nioht o ¢ ovioos i bim Bome shrouss mpsigult a30 s, icopmn i CE Mar 5 (P — ) fact that every boy is in reasonably| I__ _By Sol Metzger ficers and the selection of a team man- | days 2= e S NEW YORK ch Seknioma ifoot Balk todas has its |good shape. This mav he fine for| , . |ager for the 1926 campaign | In previous vears no Washington i S o bl teney pas s Some Important Struoscles | |G s 05" 91 When Breskine Away From s s Piesions years mo Washingten | American Basket Ball League. wards, formerly captain and coa tort o) stances where the competition is a| Opponent. 1924 Earl McAleer, a clubmate and (Second Series.) Pricteton little keen those who are in the pink The hloodiest batle ever fought the man he succeeded as champion at . pet . WL P The dissatisthction of Red Gra Bv Bunker of condition are successful. Natural since glove contests superseded the | Manor, had won the public links cham : 205 Ruftale 300 gymnasium. Alpha Omega was de- | Jega foot hall as a ealamity. For any one can make a go of commer efalized foot ball Edwards can And if he does make it a zo. and entries in some event or anather The sending in of an entry blank plays little or no part in the success and his manazer, * . le. with 2 ability counts for, little where there | nld bare-knuckle fights was furnished | pionship qualifving round at Dayvton 3 867 Brook 230 reception tendered th the hias heen a lack of preparation | 2 E hy Rilly Papke and Stanley Ketchel and advaneed well into the match play Wayn 300 Detroi & fessional cireuit whicl i Should Prepare in Groups. on the accasion of one of their four ronnds it e e YYHEN QUICK YIT WON HAGEN ATITLE | | it b, B y o1 and do plents ary of £25.000 le the o b | of hikine at s fine for strenzih. | ganization which G and Iyle e Bay {eciinens E U Siab enine the muscles. Then do a little | Teague Professional ¥ TEE [ tant of all. get plenty of sleep. Of | r:v,my v York. Newark all the rules of training that is the | Roston Milwankee ave definitely | most sacred. 1t is possible that you Aligne clubs under considern may slight any of the other rules, bt tion represent Cleveland. Philade never the one that savs vou must get | phia. Chic Cincinnati, St Louis plenty rest, and Indian) e | prhere are new experts wilting for wards il tha i | the column right along now. Don' niat the - . ward in | Erown-ups are doing this, Thes ren). k I i tentinns ; ciarh had o, e gl ! | it knocked down or intercepted by denling. : STUMP/ T Ize that these men stand foremost in| an opponent | the world of athletics and t ver and that every- | In order to break clear i is o X M thing they write is invaluab) 5 Hiaves mitbab o waien i et TREES thing is invaluable expert| way a plaver must he able to watch b it | LENGTH OF HOLE~ 250 YDS. o e s, ot | e it i o e ol * stage tomor- | af the corner his eye Watch | Your opponent <o yvom can get the sehonl o row. The sticcess of his teams attest | - ;o his ability as a coach. The next| jump on him and hive up speed Cor hefore he moves mazing. in tracking down golf dope. to find how many of the ldav we'll have Jack \y...l\h( players turn to the deeds of Walter Hagen when they search | nelis brilliant conch. Spike Webh is When that is done the plaver 3 kK also. Keep on clipping | will receive a pass from a team- : and savinz these artiel 5 . i se articles. Ypu may [ mate, as in the illustration on the And vet it is not amazing. For Hagen is the great medico of golf, [resret it Tater if you don't left. When he The success of any system of at | tack in basket ball depends upon the ability of each player to break cmories for instances of heady playing watches the hall wtician without a parallel. who always can penetrate to the mar- | List of New Applicants, nd starts without watching his apponent a pass to him is usually ow of the mast dismal situation, perceive the remedy and effect the cure. list of new applicants for mem.| cauzht by this opponent, as s | Y e Tatking with Francis Ouimet—himseli a consuliant of the very first |Gl "‘;',“;mm s trated on the right CHICACQ W! ™ HAVE rani—in Boston, not long since, 1 found that ke, like many others, selects street o ot “Shachr. Bleventh 2 Hagen feat as the most outstanding instance of quick wittedness on the [va.: John W S HUGF SPQRT PALAGE 7 ronrse e cver s (tion: e sa, wihont hestation | ncet e2imrd, Trsane, 322 Sevenct | GOLUMBIA TOSSERS Liie mdn HeEen atrateries: his i Lusky, 1122 Wy did not invelve the handling of [ ““The official <hook his head. It wasiMorse — street northeast: William T e 1 R ot e, ik e e, el et S| NEAR CHAMPIONSHIP SER s | ball the crumbling particles of m.le:uh,.ul Draper, 126 Webster styent e e Burn Country | SUmIp would fall together and, when | James E. Fought Locust atreet, ig o e e ™ s, | he replaced it, it would be In i more | | Merion &, Potter 06 - R S Stant. but. | favorable position than before, W < ark Lane, Va.: Jacl dapcelaice . Ti s e hE the mame.| “But the shrewd Walter knew his | Slowe. hes Wiael | NEW YORK, March S, Columbia, i " AR \etivities 1o the)| Tights: | Freddy ) 3 Q atrent. Tt with two games to play. needs only ol e d Mike | " “The rules say that if vou play |Hess, : irl St et |one vietary to gain the championship o1l nf the vezn. | more than one stroke with the wrong (Clark, Takema Pavk. Md. Joseph |f (he Eastern Intercollegiate Basket diute b endiac the ween) S il e voutve disnualined | Hendtrsnn. 4 Street southwent, |Ball League for 1925, - he said Harold Walton, 3515 Seventh mvest:| ~Columbia’s remaining games are| “Ile insisted on examining the hall | Andrew Horn. 2010 R street: Fisond | With Princeton and Yale, the latter at | and the official had to vield. It turn- | R By, 457 atreot ot heesd [the hottom of the standing. ed out that it was Walter's all right | James B. 1dminds, 1034 Evarte ey | Rothenfield, Golumbia forward, ‘ by and when he replaced it it was in @ | northeasi: G. Iiinest Wassche 45| N€LUng 11 points against Yale last better position than before. However. | thiand Terrace: W. Neale [aqch, |Veek. gained seoond place in the indi- | Hagen Was Leading. this was inevitable and not Walter's | Friendship Heights, Md.: Oscny Sher, |Vidual standing, displacing his team same up to the 17th hole, | fault man. K00 R street southeast: Elhert ms:jo.‘l ‘l)l\.h L i | wois demding Brady by two . " Madden. 45 Syeamore avenue, Takoma apt. Loeh of Princeton still leads i wod marzin, but one Sponiet <F v Park, Md. " bwith 77 points. Rothenfeld has 60 and conld oot was in danger of losing James Walsh. 6208 Twentieth street: |14 5 would ventil ment ¢ hole at Rrae Burn meas- | stroke and his next put him on the [ Thomas jr. 2928 Morrison | The steam standing 4 > wherely . " conld e | pred fA0 odd vards, and the play from | green, Two pntts gave him a five, | sireet: Henry Latterner, Jr., Friend . w ; e THE EXCELLENTE thawed and wr. | the was down hill. The fairway [ Cpo " ya a0 e, Walter | © zhts, Md.: Joseph Browne, | fommhia, & ir i # s & (actual size) Pipes (et @ ns fast and at that time it was quite el \decl oy IFifth street; Henry Kenworthy.| Pennsylvania.. . 5 7 i tarrnzzo I be used i sossible to veach the green. although | Was still a stroke to the good and he | 1301 Jefferson street; Robert Hutch. | Princeton 4 i p 10c freezir b conld e plieed [(he wind wis in suceh a position that | held the margin on the eighteenth | incon” 3118 Warder street; Albert T. 1‘4.:'.:.« ': ana 1 ; . n the ho or ontside the vink it was necessary to use a dviver or | hole, which _they halved in four. | philiips. 632 Maryland avenue south: i i rich, wonderfully pleasing, mellow aroma. o quilly powerful club alter had a 77 to Brady’s 78 and, for | ey v R i Dutled hit "o shor 1o he | the second time in his career. was | ““Givard R Dowd ir. and Francis Allehie falkbodicd) Sraorance of the Bnest - ; B e L e e e i o s Dowd, 411 Cumberland avenue: CABEY IS RECOVERING. THE MAGNOLIA ! g WAGNER HEADS LEAGUE. i s buck of @ 114 bevond the | I have heard many folks say that 5. hevy Chase. Md.: Rohert Deering, | LOUIS, March 8 (#.—Barring (actual size) Havana, lightened and smoothed as never PITTSBURGH. Pa.. March § (P & But he still hid @ zood chance ‘}"_‘“’"( !;:i"“‘)"jfll ';"“‘\_-*""}‘i“h:[‘ Y in 1119 K street; Robert Edward Davis,(a setback, Max Carey, star outfielder 1 15¢ 3 d John (Honus) Wagner. whose name is a four while, after 'v<z~;rl'r5\\!e‘; ::‘fi: 'h, i mg;'d \\h; ):h:“ jon l||1;n|.u~ avenue: l:\.hrle; ,\[:;!{I::\n,w.;ul\ll l:um;g!n f the world champions before by the rare imported wrapper. So i t imnossible ta tell if Wal- i hEV 11813 Hobart street: Charles Moon, | Pittshurgh Pirates, will leave the hos - ) ; - six. or maybe loge | but have felt always thut he was justi- 105" Woodhine “strect. Chevy Chase. | pital here the latter part of this week | g mild, so cool, so downright satisfying and en- fed In taking the stand he did take. | yjg . Ajarvin R. Winkier. Clinton, Md. | for the club's training camp at Pasn S 3 He had no means of knowing that | “Fichard Luts, Riverdale, Md. Rob. | Robles, Calit. o has 1o’ sfforine ert J . Kensington. Md. Ray. | from a severe case of grippe, mond « I; . 3 Dumbarton avenue: Melville B. Vinzon, 1301 Quiney s By the Assoeiated Pross ther Walter nor Mike was quite ficient in the play-off as in the sular rounds. Perhaps it was the He zat ont of the stump in one | You've never smoked a cigar with such a svnonomyous with hase W'l hoeine of his prominence as a dininond st In vears past. has heen ele dent _of the Association of Indenenid the ball in the stump was his. Sup- ent Basehall Cluhs of Western Penn | 5 St pose that he had plaved it out and had . found it was not his. 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The Aercan "l 1o e where Jt was It conidn’t | Fules and for remembering the neces- | MG o o0 a1 coventh atreer | 318 1T ST, NoW. 1923 P, REAR : and in many other women's doubles champions will play . Jot_ of von: SAIY ove in an emersency. His quick | T EE T S CRRE Magee, 7] pee—" - popular shapes tennis tozeth month el e e matine arouni hefors sama TEBIRKLlE cned him from possible they participate in the French cham 3 trazedy. That he profited from get. | AR & e ; one finally discovered it imbedded in ! R [ Devdendos, 121 Twelf R pionships bezinning June bt o tine his ball into a better lie, saving, | Devdendox, 153 T il Kt atace otor 0. possibly, a_stroke,or two, was beside ° s = \ mere shalow mound of h;l!('lll;\l)wl, e . £ = st- John M, Duncan, 1408 Mon v . WI i ‘1t was wte that Hagen HE N o6 s ortheast: s MacFar- 4 HAHN WINS 1000-YARD RUN. “lt was af this An ofcial | “His headwork kent him on top in |T0e street novthenst: James MacPar means : WALLINGTON New Zealand, o happened to r spoke ,,,,uun of the most thrilling champion- \J"“ e A 300 Eleventh March § (®).—Llovd Hahn of Boston D ships on record. Stepl 7 . 9 El i today won the 1.000.yard handicap run, v Visible. (Consright. 1926.) = His time was ? minutes 38 econds - . ball. Hagen.' ,w; e 5 : which lowered the New Zealand record ! ing: (o where the top of the | : T o : oy o EGRtaR Above T ik NEW LEAGUE FORMED. RH_’USE SUBS ” lUlES S and Servi I{ ‘ew Zealand champion. did not com. |Jrict MTEE T o, s ale: i b e \\.'I‘x:"rsl‘ nslke-l \\].-nxn.. not seeing | SAVANNAH, ALl 8o = g o I G A P b . 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