The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1915, Page 18

SegRSa] BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK NEWS AND VIEWS OUTSIDE THE ROPES AT THE GARDEN BROOKFEDS INSIST WOTAGLER (ALi WaLme OF AND A SCATTERING FEW WOMEN BAW PLENTY OF ACTION AT THE CKOBS WHITE BOUT And Timely Gossip : . - —_ ON RETAINING KAUFF “ > Cross “Beaten bul Not Dis Wards Refuse to Give Up @aced” by White in Close tar 1 League Players Fight at Garden. is tae : By Vincent Treanor wh wees te pat Nase sae | expressing grea alg og yolk m0 . inte fidense thelr coming Basebe . ; , i mn, Belvered to-day in the Mote! . T rane _k ‘¢ ‘ / ore to transact euch business as ” COMA NASONEE, ; fvasldeat James A. Glimore cob sesh ON FRANK eof the owners for 2 EPDU! bariie from Us moet eoyere War torent to bow CRdeMmabie Guaiiiy found in Suman Deinge and (hor ugnoreds Uf Cross pomsensed Wiles cines. White bad Crows “You 1 matter ne ! the adoption of the jeonu edule Heraune of the re urte, in whieh Kao nas City Won out int nthe League, it haw Be” piri, the combination « vie tivg : Oy Would de Unbeacari mitted v, one wo Cen, i y Ousteres ss will be him and away bably not become’ public when b oun And when the Chicagoan brought rigbt into play Cross was up agai Me in other words, White battered that the decision to put steam in Newark may L the roval of Powers f the last year's eham 4 by au Howers declare ing that certain matters would o he strapehtened out before his consent wee gained to the transfer ft tervals throughout the fvil, but said | Nervels nev: bane ty Grea erased the Chicagoan rato « usa eUBSINE Punches Which h landed in fits of desperation This is an indication that Powers ‘At long range Was ph 0 te and bh relates and Bathe \ edvantage throughout, = At clone Bae rt oi Rickey Builds Up St. Louis Browns {eine | Yank Regulars Off for i" cd at Daytona to Meet Robins : 2% "ede = dJobnaon [om that Pretty me On Systert ot Rules and Theories Welsh of Frisco Is Named HAVANA, March Robert ——— | .cmemnestit Mohr Defeats Gallant, jen, but it o 4 eg tat was overlooked: by | a a a Kilgren, “sporting editor of ‘Th Jan 7 ; Brooklyn Robins fn BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March 26.~ ) Le tai ‘nea ' spite (WR. Gale vais aamnne reece hy both. princtttute wa eeteces et The Second or Yannigan Team a ( Cay, exibition Walter Mole, the clever Hrvoldyn tht: ‘ fs carat i Mauliast, Ht Crom| Team Shapes Up Well for Coming American League Race, After | veri. mn Withied worlds cha en-round bout with Gilbert Gut the contest might have devel | Y l~ 0 nolnig Riven orad, tote a posing exhibition. Ait Being Strengthened by Two or Three Youngsters, but Play: jst t= ee, CpbuaE he de Deleg givay ut ua style, hits cleanly and with yro-| ers Are Upset by Being Switched Around to Different Posi- Jinan ia ig tiiw unt Wy, at fieat ba ubtedly, will get the Job Will Remain in Savannah hip heavyweight battle on April A, hat a the aoner a8 he Was afrand that it would forfeit ie amateur standing hard ht before the jalant did mm had t nblem A. C. of this { the leading, mn. Until Sunday * After co bur ASuTeBKiVenees. | Rete, nue Gubitallow and Re the Heeb ae puugi: Caldwell and. Brown, Fee rarely ie about inating tions in Practice Games. wardness in. getline oul fided to offer duck Welsh of Su iD # Manager Hill Dono- C " The last drop! 1 ee Maiety iattenpta te fees 1 tg ow SA Ae Anas barat HAVANNAM, Ga ch 26. | van, Owne ts Yo Ruppert sng ean wonder if a Cat- being long (es eS EW walling an aneear ne Seca aie designated Huston and Business Manager Harr: does little blocking. He Herne tans LL enuied Ofer (or tie eoMAt ORHAN HE Yankee players designated Cy Gol, Huppert arrived here stairs non-refill oa, fat of renee of badly By Bozeman Bulger. the Bima man who wad a trial with 5 it as remulars 1" spon Day SERaay. Tenn tHe party of able bottle ie really fully, but he hasn't u Pe t He Beriee ‘ 0 S toe th tona, Fla, y and arrive friends = block: eague Pennant Hopes bis firvt failure Beverokd went baci Mt of the mt ‘The second or Yannigan te non-refillable? _ RRRERING Fyatcen of a hchuriand | ius nt aultee Bovorcti wat back | Foner to avoid © sed |Schoolboys Will | |r. nai jatecond or Yannigan team, wi landed punches that even Jor Shugrus HOUSTON, 5 Ih a praction game hore he was he is ys | night Thero are thirty-t night and then star! on its own in- would have picked of nentiy | * & whirlwind, and t is no doubt tire caravan and the dent tour northward, stopping UM ik, tke bon war eek toes | HOUGH he may apt oeeeod © that he wil Aide thie honorm ae rox Meet To Night : the Yankee solocts cross baseball tirst at Charleston, 8. ¢., Monda: and flied with action. "Nei | rousting either the Red Sox,/ulur catoher with Sam Agnew, one r Mabie: pidcoilli letillen die “1 : was in danger of i knocks at ner the Tigers, the Senators or the | Of the bext in the business, ee mas - - Fd i be 1 fey fill « stage. there were momeuts when -s, Mranch Rickey and his] Mut getting back to Rickey and his att will be the na | The athiet from th : Sale tae ie ae es ans ot BN Fd balled rallies! peowns can at loast be credited with Hi eat br a mornent umual. Lee, a f ya eesul ea ay ney | Ss and I think it ia eu nh | eva n bin as @lfellow. from ‘Trenton, hue b paar liadial wat one FI TIC NEW: A 4 Man a plan of campaign that le brand H0W | orang wer In the| tise a bid for the Joly wile t : pportunity to show their ability | to banoball, big loaguen who ia held in greater jbeing tried out at first, but the when they compete tosntyht tn the By John Poliock ‘The rules and regulations—and they |Tespect’ by hiv nen, Not only dojchances are s« Inst him, championship games of their fs * the gallery comment probably Muah are being rigidly enforced here 1], p4 aie Pee He neuds more experienc The oe ae T) gtter many eontha of dickering » match h ae much enjoyment as they might at| Texar—are Ind down as follows : ® theatrical performance. 1 e OF sHvaRt om «© held at! peen clinched between Vackey Me Fe: and Mike anh) of Bt, Wau tn Chicago aul Wid be wtih y " At third base J wonder in analysing plays and get-| cinch, unless Walsi, rocently bought, 200 Seventy flest ry player must be at break- | ting the best out of an athlete, from) Rocheste " “&. territic irty-fourth Stre tT AM je pointed out three playy where| clip. Having jumped m the) nue, ehall be a datly meeting | We bad done wrong,” said Walat Jitamy seems to b tb owith + “That doesn’t seem to ‘turn the trick.” Let's see—I've a E came out of ua @anitarium, where he has bees n event © Oped . Ww better way. 4 o o © oatudents of the evening hig 145 pounds at a 1, ML Medartans Change of baseball ideas of [Of the outtielders, “but at the morning | a new ambition, and despite his long A pera! “ foeh ta Kun and Om undergoing treatment for threat- | for interchange of bas at 8.16 | ene he proved it to me and the} Kervice in the big league he is still at, Qo veel «aul four for the elementary ust ee eine ee ten (e| ‘ the entire team every morning at B15] ree of 4 | scholars. ar at calllug f a | ened blindness, to mee Cro be ‘ lis yo conclusively that we eal eaniler tk is tel wa p Franko ' o'clock. uve Hever done it since." Pale ht dha a ac ht ot batt DR ae Bee ee ea it in Hrookiyn fi White mix it. Ho said it entry he 3. There shail be no cigarettoamok- | "The rules are all right," one of the triple t Leena eexeiieagl awpoap- mee in tie two & Jong time beture he would enter! ing at any tine whatsoever. veterans remarked as they trotted in aker, Amerioin halt oon Andrews, managne of the Cre ape, ah tne | ~ the riag again. Ho told the writer! 4 ‘There shall be no poker, craps or | {fem the park, "Hut, say,” he added, \B Harry Glasing: Lang ily ies fight alu mana hiya on meat | he barely could nee the principals ia here ah » looking around, “you might as well| sonville, “Fa. Me full of life, eant Ww! “ pai ce » © vest pomivle | the tens te 8) gambling in any form, lay a cigarette in my cap there, I've|,throw like a xhot and is as fast as aj Kuh y. bia | % Preliminary bout, but couldn't)” 4. phere shall be no profanity used| got a friend who lkow to burn one ‘deerhound, There ts a question about i A. cae RUA arom recely ve of tell one from the oth “L was al on or off the ball Hold every once in a while.” Thin player's | bis hitting that can not be settled une] the New York A.C. are among the t blind the night 1 fought Grit. ia Akron,” sald Joo, "I neve, shure ‘gee him jeave his corner at the| tead some form of churels tron Square rage ngpengtty G. Tho players aro requestod to at-[AalNe Ix not mentioned for obvious] t!l he has a chance to play regularly, | ouirdnts 4 rvioen | erat BOBBY WALLACE THROWING ‘EM| , Uurit: the events squad of eves Notwithstanding bis caim eennE ning high school “hikers will make 305 0" Sherman ve, Artis aos | Be sure you get C Waginning of the rounds, and ‘only| once a woek, ‘dence in his baseball theories Manager| BETTER THAN YOUNGSTERS. | 8 circuit of Manhattan Toland, thnksh- | 44,704 0, Jiminy Dutty Hattling Rye it tee ; when he got to the centre of the ring] Notwithstanding the stringent rule jtickey is very much upaet over the| At tho start of the season th ing the jast milo ont New Wolo AL, KO.) BO Sag if o I locate him well enough to} on profanity, 1 leanred from one of) fact that the Houston Club of thellar Br nittield will by track A two-mile blevelo >| Maw 81 wo ad A. Latiom unches.” Shugrue ix cheerful, the younger players Chat the expres | ‘Pexas League had just beaten the of Sho! Hy Wal bringing together four former cha dwayne c ' nu art tA 0 KO. Browa ¥ ned is sudden affliction, and hopes| sion “Muttonhead” is permitted; th.) Hrowns four out of five games. ft und b yns, Al Lake, to N.Y, A, Co's flat) tas practicaily _ tine Witapmtrick and Chick Sinlor ve. Ko: ve his eyenight finally restored. | Rickey, himself, occasionally 0 | catidnd with some of hie theories, the. ‘1 E Anas at one of te shown to Ue stewed at the | home Kid | tet far, Cua atys a"puayers | Homie of the players account for this| alire at Hunted Ee fifth street Seer ea Lok er am ; “bone,” as it applies te E by the fac wie ; Chip ay"? eas club of j _-VPAND DOWN THE LANE, seadiiect uae, eauenty” GUNG | Nh seen around’ that ou ot un Pare AS Ta ea Tal hm aot of or a 3 y the afternoon practice, thom know until s few da wow to be After t That tango act of Willie Kitchie |v go Just | the Gunboat AmIth-Al Reich bout put! back to April 15. It was originally! principles to the gam scheduled for March #) Bure 1} and those who heard it decla wouldn't fight the Gunner during) he got away with it, It did not oe Holy Week for all Madison Square} cur to the listeners, though, it seer says Buckioy is explanation| that if they followed the game of of the postponement according to the St, Louis Hrown: eeesca taal Wateee ek | Phlludelpui Newton Bal qofhat tango act of Willie Hitchis, +) Bi AVERS LIKE RICKEY AND|wherw they were oxpected to perform) "Who Is the young follow who Juat S DASKOLIAL Roane balyveun tho ieehane usdee > aeune se che ba eas tecaat at itien ‘ has been caught napping in the; WAY HE ANALYZES PLAYS. | regularly. Biado sat tobe RArows” 1 Gkes 28 a STi, ho pluyen’ ia" wattio| Tei, (baat oleh 4 the i Pat a 3 subway several times this week on] Upon my arrival in the camp of | Shotton, one of the best outfielders | | i Was Snot in Crm tho outield ship referee ave Dunciee Uy et doe Azevedo “a tor th THUM'S {isting and BUllged acoder | ° bis way to and from his matinee| these Browns a fow of tho recruits | in the American League, for inatance, | Hike a bullet 21h. [in thelr eight on Monday ulait alleys, OS abies, Sata ning performances In bro furnished the Information that Mz.| Was tried out at fest base. Lewry, | OM with that kidding stuff” one | t the bout wae Hickey wan dell¥ering. 4 becture ai tho frst basoman, waa sent to the [Of the young fellows commanded, and ; ath Pranbte : es tie Houston ¥. M. ‘A. on the aub-[outtleld and then behind the bat. | eredily thought it a joke . whan tit night e Jim Buckley has had the date of| “Playing a His | ratt, tho star second wacker, wag). “That's young Bobby Wallace,” Sam wan the applies moved over to frat, and the shortstop, i hey's (Agnew explained was given a on pear And, sure enough, Wallace had not though not exactly {OMY fooled mo, but several of the Was to seo if he fans in the st This fellow, why couldn't weeldentally. plek up a_won- ® biggest stars when der in the big shift, He didn't, When was founded, I left Houston they were all back In | i the ball from Jolinny Geittithe, 18, and Will for six rounds in Vittaburea o hk LA. M Mow, fol ja ‘a oer | ayy bent they could do x (o| their regular places, a Micha than | with Obariey ieee Battling Mody ere's nothing in the story th 1 fifth |nter In the Ia F 0 ‘ the One Hundred and. Thirty-ffth | Tne Browns made a spurt laat year] TWO YOUNG PITCHZRS EXPECT. | this “youngster from the Mitton and Ted Kid" Tews, the Ene | treet Club is to change bands. Jand went well until July, when things ED TO MAKE Goop. | National League, where he had been | Tetabe onth have It Out ta. 6. onsrtw sit broke badly, This time Rickey ex- » | starring for some time, and was given Te cvohlthe Ons ikasdiad aud Thin Jimmy Britt Is planning another! pects to go all the Way through, In| A® they now stand, the Browna|« contract by the Browns for threo Satece Aporting Chat to-night, Lewis ba trip around the world. He will take/ addition to his regnlar men he has| shape up pretty well deapite the un- | Years at a salary of $1,000 a year Meet ome’ Hakanay| Cuba. since” bb 4 his monologue even to far-off India jdug up Wo or three youngsters that | certainty among the players as to, That was the biggest salary paid up [ret an Wranite Sasck (na ywentgrrmund’ bout fe doesn't expect to return to theaeliouk to he the goods. One man in| thei permanent positions, ‘The pitch. {to that tine. And ho ts still playine |, sat hnieenty ‘aald Law ser parts for three years | particular ts Nd, a cateher--| ing staf, which waa unumally good ball with the Hrowns, under ic good | ys ach dideat. tus ‘ cmon |\0%t YOur—for Louis ts n bet soutiiity man! of hope be, | | sd : ,. Ao see isuniensithontihi that the men have had more as thi ove. Hut to make sure Rickey | The as added Coehran, from the Charles: | wil i ton, 8. C club, and Perryman, from | been the: | Atlanta. “In the practice games these | gardn two youths have made a much better | Lover! staff of the Brown i of men who hi They are Baum- Hoeh, Tham i and Lauderw | defen High Team Score for Evening World| Tropny. | Honk Now Ameteilam K, of (No. 217 454, te Olympic A ae SSS rs |e Se Tl te toe 2s Bailes ship Grey RVING STORES FOR A q TPT ee ih wracth, Enteritis Jon Neat and Eddie Cook ‘YOUR: NEW : SPRING-HAT . 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