The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1924, Page 5

About Fights Fighters} BYLEOH. LASSEN || Short Fences ‘Ruin Men for Play Away From’Em Bee Manager Claims That His Men Forget How to Bunt and Are Under Big Handicap Playing on Big Fields; Other Gossip of National Pastime and Men BY LEO H, LASSEN ! HE Sait Lake field, with its short fences, is more of a} handicap to the Bees when they go on the road than it is for visiting teams to pl. there, claims Duffy Lewis, manager of the Salt Lake squad. y | “Ev erybody tries for long flies in Salt Lake,” says Lewis, | “and the visiting teams have just as much chance of hit- ting those flukey home runs as we have. But when we go on the road and get in big parks, those kind of tactics don't help us any, My men forget how to bunt and they have aj tough time winning close games away from home. _ “A few years ago I could control the ball well when bunt- ing, but since I have played in Salt Lake I have simply lost the knack. And beiyg able to advance your men by sacri- jooks like Bud Ridley is himsel? again. The popular little Seattle| atherweight stepped out ibe other night in Tacoma and gave Dandy Dillon a! fancy lacing. And Ridley gave away sev- . feral ase vom fice hits in the pinches in invaluable. . 7g his ates dag Ridlen “After a trip on the road it takes my men a week to get wi a rill paler § *Y| used to the short fences again. I admit that they are hard! ga to beat hin ‘ME to beat when they once find the range of those fences, but — Se en the pusilistic aide. | ey | : any think that Salt Wye for a long time wi sctured ake's club is more handi-| 7 fet arm. He broke it it Lake $750,000 Is capped by playing in that} ] comet nes y Lg a ago Champ’s Price small park when they go on honed re tae nes pgs 08 AWOMLME Cal. May 8 the road than visiting teams ; Ute Dempsey’s fig days were || Pavers for a De Wills fi are in coming there.” es Jersey Cit Ranthieher will And there's a whole lot of trut , BD bet in bis two comeback fight r the ehamy ature by hat Lewis says, Several times | Betas won handily ext Week, accorting to anne t with { dee Waterman is tr ment of Jack I » Dempsey the I nk fight with Vic Fi manager, he Kearns will de a < SiN, ©. crack, for mand a flat guarantee Jown at second base on attempted ‘ for his protege, with rifice hits y WATERMAN STILL of percentage should he On the other hand WTH K-ST. CLUB Waterman, by the way, announces F Bist be is still a momber of the K-st Piaetic club in Tacoma, altho it had fen reported that he had resigned. Indians has put jtion to sc several ‘Kuehn and TED BAL i WONDER (ON SLOW HIT BALLS J i simply turned over the match Ieiking to his partner, John Pape, a en re | Ted Baldwin is a wonder at 1 ? sking s in hin 2 hit Pace Waterman ts busy lookin ling in from third base on a slow hi ister the managerial business of Ri t C. t {ball, scooping up the. onion 1 , « y yy % = 0 Compete ie ¢ SN ‘ >PYY WITREN. ni 4, | Standing on his head. | /oAVIS BOYS IN | CETAPPY" KUEHN, of Portland, | Cf Seattle's agar who won the world’s fancy div sacker and it's doubtful if t) BAD IN EVERETT | ing championship at the 0 Trarle and Truman Davis, tho bat-| tres te 930. will probable con [a third baseman in baseball that fing brothers of Everett. are in| dete in the sectional Olymple tryouts |%2, that trick any better than 4 bad in their home town. . |*Baldy.”" He has robbed Salt Lake to be held at Lake Stetlacoom late | this month. Kuelf, a former student of the Oregon Agricultural college, and who | hitters out of at least « half a doi bits this week by this play which hi executed perfectly every time he at Aweek ago Davis was scheduled s fght Billy Gardeau and Truman uy carded to scrap Jimmy Storey. | tie took a took at the house be tempted it. Baldwin has perfected re ted th *ortland Multne h 6 +. " 4 fie going on, did Travie and Tru. | "*Presented eae dang Mulnomal | this defensive trick by a lot of prac 5 p2t, and then the blonde brothers | |, aicany in Thien r F tes ee ne | ‘The outstanding feature of the s fouldat count cnough noses | caet! absculh We. the’ chenpeliiion be:|SENEING’ ARM gp beet ane are said to be NPry | tween Kuehn and “Blackie” Fadden | 18 GONE ii a Te tres att another bid to fignt|% the Crystal Swimming club. Fad-| , Joo Jenkins, one of Ray, Hahalk's “ den will try for the fancy diving | “Victims”, would be one of the fn ia their 3 ; ee eevtek lent catchers in the minora if he| home city it will be a DiS | honors, | diving, an ‘well as those in the high Should Fadden win either i |could throw, And a catcher who can’t throw isn't worth a slugged dime, | i IS MATCH tie a oe Soak aes pal rou | Jenkins can handio pitchers and he's | , WATCHING lof the Crystal Pool, declares that he |% sreat hitter, but it's pitiful watch: | Hietawest promoters want to|will send him to the national trials|!ne the veteran heave. He started ‘a match for the boys and at Indianapolis in June, who like the sockers, how about —- Marcario Flores against Fred- | TANFORAN iF |ball on a double steal that paved the | way for two Indian runs, Duffy | Lewin finally put Les Cook behind the dish, Jenkins sat on the Chica. | fi ‘wou! prod al hes perning pnt ues | SEASON IS’ go White fox bench for several Both are dynamiters and the! fyears, while Ray Schalk worked lib ’ea-down-end-dras-emcut_a4-| ST. ARTING every day. Schalk very seldom lays aside his armor_and many catchers AN FRANCISCO, May 2—They’re |have been, ruine® thru inactivity act S) off at Tanforan today. |ing aa Schalk’s “understudy.” | Six races are on the card for the} LUNA PARK lopening day of the 20-day spring | LEWIS IS LEA! Ss \ racing meet, California's second fling BEST OUTFIELDER {at the “sport of kings’ since horse jracing was re-established after a 20- The first field gets away 2 FOSTER, swimming instruc- | o'clock Mission Peak as the for at the Luna Park natatori- | favorite. fas organized 2 swimming and| Runstar, winner of the Coffroth team, consisting of the best | Handicap at Tijuana, and one of the t visit the popular West | nation’s best, will be in the recely- bi ing line to add distinction to the| of the prospects that are! pacific Coast Jockey ¢ reception. |ix easily the best throv out under Foster are: } All he will do in the way of showing | cuit, And there are ve M: ‘Chief’ Knewoff. | ti. paces will be to amble past the | nit left field that get o Johnson, Tex Cramer, dashes; | --andstand and let the cash custom: | nim- it, Lee Foster, long dis-| 6-5 jook him over. The Salt Lake skipper makes a ; Dick Belmont, Lee Fos-} yomorrow will be the big day, with | mistake in thinking that he's “go a cil eogemd the best of 500 horses entered on @ and every time he takes himself out ; Don Johnson, Tom | tof the game he weakens his ball lush Scot, Andy Anderson | “PtP = sab are Colby, dives. other swimmers will be in- a should be given a few thrills } ‘f their dinero. Last year Dutty Lewis didn't play }regularly for Salt Lake in the out field, but with tho retirement of Joo Witholt and the sale of Paul Strand to the Athletics, he has had to play every day this spring. And tho way he has been performing stamps him as the best outfielder in the Far Western minor. Lewis is hitting around .600 and er in the cir with 2, Se) Hh i ij ay from FD Svar. ii Z z Bs rt | VITT SAYS CRANE i i Ae ) . ¢ a > 3 the team and great work NO H $ SHORTSTOP ooh diigteaticr ep uecrmaa? Eis! dh Stipe Rendle iri eerie gamo’s best shortstops in action and sey, world’s heavyweighht eden lWwhat he says about infielders means ae will not be asked to sign articles | | SEXTON IS Tae ene rdetensa Ot tia: tle Maninat | POCTNE ane te one : Harry Wills until he has finished | ihe very best shortstops In cap: Gi | ie: movie “work in June, ‘Tex Hick. | tivity and when Crane has his good T OF | ardannounced. “The signing doesn't |‘ivity M0 WAC) ote make plays |make much difference, as I have an |CAym VAT Alvi the gamo can LOCAL MEN understanding with him,” Rickard | 110) IKE SESTON, president of the |*** ees | "ta telling Seattle fans that Crane National Association of Profes- 3 is m great infielder Vitt is simply re- oe Baseball clubs, was the guest |'WALKER WINS peating something they've known for eae, Seattle B } WwW la tong time. held seo the Artie nd OVER HITE | The San Franc! press agents litt, Yollowing the tanquet,| SAN FRANCISCO, May 3—Arch-| can't see anybody as a shortstop In 4nd members of the party |¢T Walker, of New York, got a hair- | this league but Hal Rhyne. Grant- [Morea to the tome of Lanie!| ine decision over Eddie White in |ing that Rhyne ls a good performer, y Dugdale, former local mag: the main event at Dreamland last- he can’t beat Crane as a fielder. Mie; at Alki Point, where Dug is|Msht. Russ Pierce won in a walk J] hited to his bed. from Billy Springfield in the semi- | A TOUGH ERROR ng "4 ‘a e windan. FOR BRADY : Big icketae: evasive di TERY |" clite Brady. uses _ fe to i“ ae 1 something besides a hatrack. He} ¥ ~ 3 SMITH AGAIN has brains and uses them, WI In Friday's game the Bees had a |scorr wins WINS TITLE FOR TOLEDO, man on second with two away, The hitter drove the ball on the ground to Brady and the second sacker jug SAN FRANCISCO, May 3,-—Mac-j Donald Smith, nationally known golf- in is open champion of north- ; er, a é > a Hog Scott, former New York | ern California, winning the play-off | gled it, He ha “3 poral eg tae a Tighthander, got away to | match with Abe Hspinosa here yes- | man as (Dirat otter Fe ball and he figured it out that the Hp 4 start with Toledo in the Amer- t man going to third might take the fia terday by three strokes. Association, holding Milwaukee aha Carl Duane, New York, sustained a broken jaw and could not answer the bell for the sixth round. with on error, a8 the batter reached first. It was a bad break. In 1921 when Bill Kenworthy was + playing second for Seattle, the Iron TANFORAN WILL | sie let tnt pes torte en GET OFF TODAY |" “°"""_. The Tanforan racing track opons STUELAND } DS with the first races of an extended | STEADY WORK i ~——— program, today, Tanforan made Iit-| George Stuoland has Just one went ey <a tle money Inst year, but was con- | neas—tack of control. And the only BLING TO ered a success. remedy for it is regular work, A lot : FIGHT CONLEY é ‘ of pitching may bring him tho con- REAL CLASS oul Niehott’s Atianta team ia get- Gey t© % good start in the n league, leading the race for Dart of the season. He ‘ aie out of the baseball 3 es and now ts putting At- fn the diamond map again. has managerial cta. A yIN: a haw she 4 0. A. C, WINS [trol he needs. Stuelan can Stribling will fight BUly| HUGENE, Ore, May Oregon | class on the hill outside of this fault, | Oho, st, Spokane at Youngetow's.| Aggion défented tho University of] ie has speed and a great hook. And he haw plenty of nerve in the pinches. Give this baby control and he'll be back In the majors noxt y' Oregon nine here yexterday, & to 3. Young pitched effective bail in the pinches for the winners. | Y 4%. Stribling is in priine a ra fie to bowl over the | Friday's game and threw away al y fow balls | eens Bingles and fanning 11. I¢ turn and be out of position to return 7* Up this kind of work John | JOHN LEONARD to the sack. And he figured right. MR ca” Pave him back in| STOPS DUANE |*uck 2" 2 fash Brady shot the ball | it uni | | ee ee | NeW YORK, May 3—Johnny | (? th inning. MIE! | Leonard, Allentown featherwelght, | (10, o¢ quick thinking and execu. HOFF HAS | raw given a knockout decision when |DICC® SS Me aa to be charged lik k I TAR LEWIS CLAIMS SALT LAKE PARK HANDICAPS BEES ON ROAD Don Grant, Husky Ace, Hailed as the Greatest Coxswain| Washington | Grant 1 Dad GRANT, University of Wash: |i : whing lost to the | billiard players in the world, will r COXSWAIN GRANT IN ACTION AND THE WASHINGTON CREW. FROM LEFT : ULBRICKSON, STROK , 7; WALLIN 6; CONDON, JUFT, 4; SANFORD, 3; FRANCE, 2; DUTTON, BOW. atoW (Dada ban |Billined Kings to Play Here Hoppe and Schaefer Will Clash at Pope-Sibley’s Parlors Next Weck - Wie HOPPE and Jake Schaef- Six singles and = triple scored five er, the two greatest balk 5; Is Praised’ — Jetty Cooper, Pirate southpaw, won Said to Be Best Coxswain in National Rowing Circles Today BY JACK HOHENBERG Howard Vhmke let the Athletics down n and coxawair n ca four exhibitions in Seattle next week COAST BASEBALL LEAGUE protebly is ¢ greatest coxswatn | |S bossa in the 13th ‘as at Pope-Sibley’s parlors. They pla w games played # Apr batsmen inlin collegiate rowing circles today, | tn ? Monday and Tuesday, 300 points in 5. kporte. oa : combining a» he does,” an expert each block at p. m, and 8:15 1 3 ee a tans | Oe by Hargrave and Bohne % ao ie a a eee ledge of the rowing gam 1th | gave the Keds a 4 to 3 ¥ over the | M7. daily ¢ ef0L6 « namic Hit —— Hoppe, present champion, is one a) deat a McGraw is to the New | Two doubles ond « single in the ninth | Of the athletic wonders of the world. ‘ . ‘ ey ~ : |tnning gave the Indians two runs, but | holding the world’s title for so long York OG what Jimmy DoF the rep et ‘ 9-0 eM bool Fog fighte Aptos ros fia pred, betery White fox, 3/that his name is to billiards what ‘ ‘ 2 14s 488 eet ¥ re . ”r eset . Ty Cobb's monicker is to baseball. ‘ ‘ eo “4 141 football te Gants aeenehes ‘in |, Wianing their third straight t A couple of years ago Hoppe lost 0 4 41 00 1 aa 3 ball jrant’s 5 'D | Rrowns moved out of the cellar by beat-|his crown to Schaefer, and every- ts ; 1 14 Washington shell ts worth threo | ing 4 to 1 body thought he had slipped at last 5. $05 .3'8 41 4 epigrl is a : ane = Bh. . Bes | ” i: ame | But he won it back again and proved 124 Pegi : 404 east that's what Coach Rusty Ca = e e |his championship class. a ee st Silliow ayn |” | icentini to meth aibees cod, Sebastes kas BoM hs ak Serger Bok aay aaa 2h eee tle” Dake ase eee Se shown here before and big crowds cf old bean he well as the lungs, w es r billiard bugs are expected to witne guuged the cre at Poughkeepale the matches between these masters | feu ise Sour atoms Be Groomed x wees tx ” 0 owe * system for sprint signal fe * = ——— knew that he could not 0 | d ; islam "ot an. excterent ‘madgened| BY HENRY L, FARRELL | AC. Coch ‘ ‘ : 1 ¢ 1 at icrowd, 80, whe t time t it a - ra ee BL AEE ET 2 aR diceea allen tine srt |taw soni aay sater oe] LEAVES ON Bakes Hei 9) 0 SI PA OLS ‘ 1 ge 2 pa has aloft Sad ioreet more test bout, Louis Vicentink | ri z 4 J e 2 e i - vl nny nard | us atte » Ho me mw 6 8 1 8 feng pe Ragen aa boris Pay |tor the world’s championship, Tex| TACK McDONNELL, Seattle heavy Oakland 0 ee dw Be ae ere | . o i ying. Monday for ROUWER, Heatile Te ee) ee er oe er ‘sev | meant #0 W | Bickard said today. weight; is leaving} Ariett, Oakland Cae ee aeeat ee alrie 428 | 155 er eae to Washington row-} "1 want to give him another|New York, where ho will join tho CMAN nw mw7ee 8 3 ne. Easter papers speak of him) match in the Velodrome in a month |fistic stable of Frank Churchill, fa- Yella; Qin Fron = teh gis Ceo tans Ue GN AR | only In the highest terms. Eastern | O'o0'ana if he stands up Ill match |mous handler of Pancho Ville hyne, an Fran i Merk S86 Ae 32 \conchen have nothing b maine. | ” ee | world’s flyw i homneider nom $28 ola atea ‘itn ‘a Pivolainbte gration on{. Viosnthil won. s 1$-found daciaton | MeDeanell” who | iota Nise sey | fae fis ee anion: when he aren’ te an. fitem Pal Moras, “aw Onsenni tn} Coasp. 20, the: pestise ee Oe Fae 4 nn Ww i, | Madison Square Garden last night|CbUmp in the main events, thinks a eas ee | all-University embly. } for the purpose of finding a chal-| change of scene will do him good. etl Dept et Gs Soe ‘ An sagine may not always be | er ee eae is | There 4s plenty of ring work for ie : - i Judged by its spark plugs, and a | re on eee cust 4 big fellows in the East and McDon- is ¢ eae crew may not always be judged by | e re the customary boos! nel is grabbing the chance to wo: . peat 2 3 1 its coxmwain. But Don Grant, cox-|"HeM the decision was announced ‘haere churchill. 1 9238 @ 0 ‘ swain, is one of the big reasons [224 some , disagreement was ex-| it x esses 233 why Washington is feared in rowing peoned ‘ror the press box but it! tn toy rN cae SU T\circles today jseemed that if for no other reason | ei ee Oe etd 8. bed i Z than lie did ail the fishting ant at|CARDS-BEARS TO 13 3 is a8] the work, the Chilean should have} TAKE LONG TRIP ® j tall . so 12 , ‘ 349 SNOQUALMIE gence creat teachnicat | _ Both the University of California rittin, ‘ ' ntini showed many teachnical) ang Stanford track teams are figut- ‘ 2 ‘ 1 MAN HOLDING defects. He hits hard but he does! ing on going to Cambridge for the Ww 2 1 § . not know how to hit nor how t0/ national track and field champion- <4 i . ing, It was too much to expect,| the national title three times con- Adars®. te Ba Teel Fae RACING pigeon, numbered |perhaps, that he should knock out} secutively. BRADY, Heatt! 9 2 as ore ew 8 114523, Seattle, is at C. Moran because the New Orleans/ is enoeke ‘ ‘ Ld Northern's home in Snoqualmie, The | Italian is one of the toughest mea Tacobs, 1 o | - : ‘a : He fia4 bird came there a few days ago, nc-|in the class and Leonard was un| FABER LAID UP Weisel, F t Ys! ording to Northern and Friday was jablo to stop him. | ion Re gat ae hit by a passing automobile. | Like Firpo, the Chilean likes to BY OPERATION los Ancelee i D ae es The owner of the bird can obtain |swing his punches and fight at a| “Urban Faber, Chicago White Sox Cra i$ 5 0 8 1° os it by calling Northern ‘ance. He has a distaste for close | pitching ace, has had a small piece Be roe ‘ 1 | Northern thinks it was one of the | fighting and knows no way of stop-| of bone removed from his pitching ° Chara racers released in last Sunday's (ping body punches, which very ob-| elbow and will be on the shelf for ° ; event. \viously distressed him several times | Some time 1 ' 5 . 208 bss Ue RATE a r. last night. Brubake 1 30 bd R. Murph cat J , ee ° 1 : Moran is the harniest man in} BoB § 2 $e $b oR ge ADVERTISERS | jicit, th neat amone the iesite| HARTFORD IS 1 stunaa iiey dace | OBTAIN STARS [mate tightweishts. ‘There are ver IN SOUTHERN 3 Sa POE SRG 8 oe 58) Pwo new players have joined the |f¢ in the division who can make} “Bruce Hartford, perhaps the worst 10 0 6 »|Mail Advertising company team, 135 Pounds and there are some | shortstop Seattle ever had, is still in isco Sody 18 OM husee ass which will give the house-to-house |2oubts that the champton himself|the national pastime. He's playing ler, Oaicland cra et feat Ge Biss Ve \Giatributors “a greatly strengthened (a make the weight himself with-| short for Birmingham in the South- Cooper, Oantana fom tl 3 8-1 0 4 |lineup when they face the Ballard |°Ut & lot of punishment. _'ern league. aa ORES AL ts ces ted at igen ¢f/Commercial club, semi-pro leaders, | i ly ger, Balt Lake 7 cis: 1 8 ek 1 ‘sa }at Woodland park, Sunc Second | € tt, Portland ae 27 Ae sb 1 . 4 ‘ + .260'/ Baseman Bob Remick, last season | Schorr, tea. Pranciess Sia beter His as | abt #9 | with the Supply Laundry, has signed | Hughew, ts o he wate ah aah Joo; With the Mail Advertisers, filling | Muleahe 6 ‘ : ¢ 7 . M { 23) what has been the only weak spot | pahagas eee teat an fuer at ax per in their defense. Hal Chalfont, who ‘ o 1 @ 0 @ @ @ 2h . {aided materially in bringing the A gc bee ° bod a re . i M4 . t “8 #00 | champlonship to the New York State | yee Wee eet Se ag gig alt o Jt i345{ Western Electric team last year, « Tos Angeles vocccce 17 8 6 18 1 88 ® has been added to tho pitching | Ree aati Ly a if ie a 1; ; ‘ . 4 331 $3 staff. Bill Wright, former varsity | mecaad, Partiand ries | age vibe Cie ea oe 3 He nurter, will probably oppose Bal: | Maderas, Oakland 3 Pea ee faa | ees ee fee eae ‘ie4|lard Sunday. Wright is in top form, | ee a etlyg pee omen eh en Be fat toe fa | 9/and followers of the team are conti. | | Bvieer, Loe Angeles; TT Be ek ee ia 1 1 ix|dent he will be able to check the | THROUGH JASPER | hie, gan yran iad ’ Sy 1 ee Ge ced hae | H : MY arb winning streak. The game | NATIONAL PARK Fpretn aacveanto ote Ro La iors ta | gg | Will be played at upper: Woodland | The Largeit in the World | Cook, Halt Lake "19 Gs Bees, tt | a 1|at 2 o'clock, sae pend, Oakinna Bo UL ae ° | PADI) CaRON —4,400 square miles in the murat, Loe Angeles 1740 1 1 0 4 ‘ea heart of the snow-capped Bisa aca 1 > i 83" \|QORR DECIDES | Lt Dode Rercot, W Hollywood = Fric have not eh. IN | | and Johnny © | 1924 school yenr. \ed Paul Becker of Agnew, San Francisco ek |BERCOT GETS | TWO BATTLES the Monroe welter: | lay. TRINITY HAS | WESTERN MAN Trinity college | Western football system during the ‘Trinity has engag: is relght, who is in California, has two to third and picked off his man, end: | houts jined up for next week. It was a marvelous | oot poxes in Vernon Tuesday and at His opponents t been named, Introducing a Nebraska for a BELLINGHAM M, May 4.-Johnny ere to mi Saturday | Jordan and Hoy Small, Jightweights, both from ‘Tacoma, wi the matn event of the boxing show to be ataged here In the semi-windup, Mickey Hannon riven tangle, eet in night, \ TO CALL FOR - STAR TENNIS _ ENTRIES SOON: NTRIES for The Star-Woodland Park tennis tournament will be | called for in about two weeks, Play will start Juno 11 and a total ontry of 200° players is ex pected to compete in plonships which will be the biggest field in any net tournament in tho Northwest for the summer, With Dick Burr, Vrank I lowski and Bruce Hesketh nll expected to enter the men’s singles, the trophy cup may go out of competition, as they each have a log on tho silver. | ware, | North Hndera ore predicting that whoever wing the park champion: ships this year will have to beat Mel Dranga, who Js going great guns in practice play. these cham: | CANADIAN ROCKIES —a treasure-land of snow reeked glaciers and lakesand the largest game sanctuary in the vent JASPER PARK LODGB prowides modern accommo- dations and recreations for $50 guests. (Altitude only $469 feet. Rates $6.00 up, American plan.) LOW SUMMER FARES J. F. McGuire, Gen’! Agt., Pass Dey it jenger Department 902 Second Ave. Tel. Main 4906 SEATTLE TO GO SOUTH Billy Orr, Seattle infielder for the | past two years, decided to report to} Shreveport and is playing shortstop | for that Texas league club, Jim| Riley, Seattle hockey star, is back | playing first base there, the deal | with Washington falling thru. Joe} argent, former Portlander, is on! third for the same club. | CALIFORNIA NET | MEN GOING EAST The University of California will, send a three-man tonnis team to the | intareollegiate national moet this sunimer, Phil Bettens, Irving Wein: Se Ven: steia and Bud Chandler will repre: Scenic Booklet Free a sent the Golden Bea: \ »* P atue! TENNIS MATCH | ; ON SATURDAY aa Alawiy ; sity of Washington was to play the! - Seattle Tennis club aggrogation in al mateh tourney at the ‘Tennis club Saturday afternoon, LARGEST RAILWAY SYSTEM IN THE WORLD