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aa ne rata a , THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 23, 1920. BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK CARPENTIER’S FIRST DAY HERE ‘ Copyright, 1920, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York Bvening World). GENTEELMEN, DONT” SHOVE 2E BEEC PUSH- New York Teams Don’t Cla —— | In First Basemen Ranking By Thornton Fisher For Both Major Leagues’ First Article of Series of Expert Dope on Season’s Outlog® * Shows National League Weak at Initial Corner, While American Circuit Has Many Stars. THE COFFEE TASTES | Like SISK WATER | THE TABLI font 1s DIRTY. | | NSWER ME — KEEP STIUR . | By Hugh S. Fullerton. { {INCINNATI and St. Louis are off THE FIRST BASEMEN, |” in the lead in the dope, with AMERICAN LEAGUE, Brooklyn and Boston close up St. Lowig OMesLYe Defensive Total . Lou | ex Rickard to Get Back in and the rest scattering. ++ 961 508 1469 The amazing thing to me in the Graves nee ae a3 3435 Promoting Game in Order to study of the dope on the first base] Detroit bd i | position value in the two major) New York . 140 Handle Carpentier - Dempsey leagues te not 90 much in the stump of | (yashinston .. 20 Eee Bout. several of the stalwarts of previous] Priladelphia bed 1 doping seasons, but the great dispar- NATION. ie basal ‘AL LEAGUE. Pere a Wt, Pree Moline On ity of strength between the twol cincinnati .o 904 rh erie bye 5 Cacpels leagues. Brooklyn + Oil 435 ine ata aaeasie beret a The National League, a league gt Louis .... 676 441 1706 i Goatees to slay Gretare on —— which be believed and hoped. was] NOW g': Bet {Rage barf wi 5 . coming back and at last ging to| Pittsburgh “|! 878 298 * ; Pata - Day 2 +. 8 893 1271 (@ewement as « big fight promoter. M. JACQUES DEMPS™ WILL” PROBABLY BE Lig boanfln mf revive and fill with new blood, shows| Chicago ..... 843 348 in nics fon le at Tol id WHEN HE HEARS OF CARPENTIER'S about the worst bunch of first base-|Philadetphia , 863 322 1186 a ttle at Toledo last th that he was through, all ‘Mrowsh, directing dig fistic entertain- worry and financial too much, according to and he intended to seek of time worked wonders. ly following Carpentier’s eaten of Joe Beckett in re developed — rauc lamoring for a meeting between the champion of Europe and Willard's BERG FIGHT PROMOTERS’ WILL GET 26 EXCITE, LIKE. PERGES- OO-LA-LA men ever assembled in major league | = uniforms. The American League first sackers, while not quite up to the standard of previous years, outclass the old leaguers. With Chase gone, deposed at last from his supremacy as King of the first basemen, the Natiot League presents a very ordinary lot. The fact that ancient Jake Daubert year he hit about the size o; nowed to nothing and looked te 4. is te be hoped that Daubert, having — regained his place among the top notohers, does not stip, Moran is fairly well supplied with subs, but Daubert is needed badly. George Sisler, in ne, with and with C of course, shows the dope in the American tuffy McInnis close up and and Boston tied hold the undisputed lead in the Na-|'")ftst Dise sttengtys ror. American, English and tional, is of itself sufficient conunen-| patted his way ty to lop Honees promoters stasted a risk bid- tary. Of course Jake came back strong | Last year un accident in France de- 4 propor ght, During ot 0 sve the {layed his return ‘to veland for Wanda Gt ee imo, last aan eae ayeaitae Rove! the | ere ee una wham he uel saa g ing for the ebampioaeiny form he has shown in recent years, | back into harnees he was not right for s Rickard sat complacently in and I am timorous about giving hits | a long time ’ credit for everything his figures claim | if Harris can show the stuff he did of hundreds of thousands of for him. Last year we were misled toward the end of Inst season , all were made for the ring con- woftully in the dope, because, on the | {rough the coming year, he will make test. Bidders were indulging in as } pe, because, rivalry as the two stars will figures of the preceding season, no one |cleveland tremendousiy powerful. In if they ever do get inside the could refuse to put Fred Merkie close | {Ct Cleveland probably would have othe top, He had hit at terrific cup (on the championship rather handily Sonar, ‘Gueolty ana ex overcame EORGES WILL GEC SOME INTERESTING @- os iinet oe Ealeat prlrilaliegn] yon was during August ani : ¢ _ glared to work. The Caples woe CETRACTION BEFORE HE STARTS OUT (Sen lin valhar “uhexpaainn ~ kept with messages th Carpen- wo! h. Of course He : @er in Paris. The first thing th te: ai ci es ENCH NATIONAL k H yf a t also he has develog general public know that Rickanl was N ‘Ravi ne FRENCH HATIONA } ankees fave insure han « 1 atho he has developed | BSE E S| New Jersey Boxing Commission Sea Babe Ruth for $150,000 °° 2) Ds, thet Monsieur Rickard e G THe JACK . CURLE studying is 3 Fie tne tar ane et To Reorganize on Salary Basis| &CsSssuen wine —— = pnb ied Pe ‘ HA needy eu aan ae {DN Rickard’ name was men- 4 a hg baad ‘ tioned countless other bidders began to slow up in their ‘framtic attempts to land tons of: kale any pre-season claims as The position is eff. and the substitute major league pitcher and he intends to make the best of the opportunity. | Bill was in uniform yesterday and probably never get $6,000 again to fight in Jemey City, The Arena A. O, over there, which had Wilde fight Mickey Rumell a few wooks Policy Taken Out by Club on! Great Star Covers Death, Two New Members Will Be} Named and 12-Round Bouts fliled served a short while throwing them |*\(s) Mig slumped et i Chic has stu oe badly in ‘go, lost money on tho show, and John Jennings, Illness and Accident. |up to the rookie batters. He still|prst bases Ha YE RNB STAG tmto-the Imps of Dempsey and Carpen- Now a Certaint matchmaker of the Armory A, A., the open-air ' d ent jean put a lot of stuff on the ball, |bua surprise it’ the final fence the, During the last éays when y. voting club. announced to-day that he would not Picea | Duffy Lewis is the only member of | mended before the season opens, will tow athe ta: -—— me Wilde at bis clab, (Special to The Evening World.) | the Yanks still unsigned. He had a!show the American League amps —— ‘was expected ie By John Pollock: — JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 23. |conference with Huggins and Col.|last in first base position in the ‘Bavole it was Rickard who made ar. lock. From reliable eource ft wae learned By Neal R. O’Hara. EATHER permitting this aft-| Huston last night. His signature league. ; ; etgated to receive the I’rench| That New Jersey fight fans will| tbat Gor, Edwards intends a“ ‘Whi doubtless be reported before the I am a bit worried about the Phil and war hero, and it was Rickard | have opportunity to witness twelve. | lth of Hoda Connty ote Cemvrighe, 1080, ty Ths Freee Publishing Co. (Tae New York Brening Werid.) ernoon, the Yankees and) ona of the week. : ce) rst base strength, Cravath, of ‘who engaged reservations at the Bilt- Found bouts in thelr Bute in the 7 | mialoners of New Jemey. A. better man Dodgers, ut South Side Park.| The game of next Sunday will| course, has the toughest problem of for Georges and his party, and EAT | pawition could have been picked out ‘The Senate might swallow Article X. if it was only labelled XX. will renew the interborough cham-! honor Sheriff W. H. Dowling, who| amy of the managers, and has less smiling Tex who took the most | future te practically a certainty. The | jt, Rush knows boring thoroughly, 8 e pionship which is to extend through | !s one of the leading lights of ama- Mmateral, and poorer, ‘with which to Part in the large group | feeling leaned toward this when Gov- | on hand at boxing shows, knows whi Harvard's now paying $8,000 to full professors. A professor needs $8,000 to teur baseball in this city. There! Work than any of the others. Like- Sdmnirers that surrounded the | ernor Edwards signed the bill passed |‘ sivine their tant efforte and besides & very) got that way. sixteen games between here and) wil) probably be a fleld day for the Wise his chunces of strengthening the champion when he stepped off | opular with the fans Sei 6 Hbbets Field. Brooklyn has already | amateurs preced ere , team by trades or purh iA i by the New Jersey Legislature which — peececi oe) (the) remulerly Pibiipyn eed tg Egg gee Fi stad | batibd toe) SoeLetatel Boxinge |oninilas||\ ‘cto Border masisa of tes Onan Olly ALG The Prince of Wales saved $90,000 above expenses for his tour of|bagged three straight from New scheduled game between the Yanks f wad Dempecy-Carpentier bout, there was whimper from Rickard. That's ‘tie unusual custom. Complete all detafie first and then tell the world about it later. Jack Kearns, Demp- sey’s manager, says the world’s title- holder would rather fight for Rickard than any other promoter. It's been the other end that has been the most If Tex really has reached some agreement with Carpentier it | a cinch he has the scrap pretty well Dottied up. Of course a jot of obstacles must Be removed before an official an- Rouncement can be made. Dempsey's War status must be cleared up, and Carpentier has movie picture and Vaudeville contracts to fulfill, but sion members to receive a salary. Jersey inhabitants realize they will have to compete with New York if boxing ts broufht back to this city, and as Sengtor Walker's bill far New York State calls for fifteen rounds the Jersey Legislature will not sit back and leave a clear field for Father Knickerbocker. It is an understood fact the Legislature of the State across the river is in favor of length- ening bouts from cight to twelve rounds, and they are expected to tuke action in the verv near future. ‘The salaries of the Jersey Boxing When the time rolls around for nome, |Comminsioners will be as follows: body to make statement about «| Chairman, $3,000; Secretary of the Battle between Dempsey and Carpen- | Commission, 00, and two new tier it undoubtedly will be one); commissioners, $2,000 each gmooth, quiet-working individual— pe at i" Jimmy Wikio, the flyweight champion, will Bob Gardner in Great Bri-|?! tain’s Amateur Taur- ney in June. W. D. Vanderpool, Secretary of the United States Golf Association, an- Mounced last night that George H. Watker, the association's President, had ®ppointed a committee which will con- fer with the Hoyal and Ancient Com- mittee in Great Britain this season, Ac- eording to Walker's notification, which American @ame from St. Louis, the committee will consist of Frederick 8. Wheeler of this city, J. F. A. Gardner _ of moss 11. Walker of Bt. Louls Iso announ that who won the U. 8. G. the’ amateur championship 3 in to be held at Muirfield the June 7. Brita i cid tournament. @ committee will the Caronia of 22, and go direct to meet “A. C. Croom @ub-committee, which the ener side some Ponts up the question’ of standai ths ball American London 0, annual spri of, Country Ci of Atlantic wil be held ‘Thursday, y, May 13. 14 and 1s wil! precede by meeting one week, the invi- at the competitive season Many changes. and bave been made in the more attractive than ever. x nal in a golf way tein" the fmaking at Pelham Manor, @n exclusive club with a high teen-hole links will the me organization has taken Ms Go Gleaned By the Golf Galler. Byers of teburgh, Howard F. Whitney of this Thobert Chicago ‘Gardner, A. title In this Qountry in 1909 ‘and 1915, will, compete ea i ‘This ls the first authenuc of a player of prominence from country taking part in the Brit- sail from here the Cunard Line on to Chairman of the was appointed | to izing When they reach Mulrfield the fpifers wit work in conjunc: san with Royal and Ancient Com- me nent proposed changes in the ‘golf tournament sity Friday and This Garden City if Club, and will open the 1930 North. improvements - in the Northfield (,) shreuit, and those who have not been re in a few months will find the « shortly to the rapidly growing | col- opolitan | district, the the Pelham Country Club, | bed. March 23,-- delpaia on Thursday. Franola Oulmet and Perey Gilbert staged @ great rally at the end of a match ved against F.C. Newton and San Graham at Pineburst. Ouimet and Gil- | bert were 3 down going to the fifteenth, but took four holes in a row and won by 1 up. John D. Chapman of the Greenwich Country Club played the ninth hole on the championship course in 1, during the | Tin Whistle four-ball best. Ball tourney jagaths, par. ‘This is the fifth hole to be made in 1 here this winter, against 1 total of 1 ace for all of last season, et Lewis Win Bouts on Mat. ROCHE: R, N. ¥., March 23.—Joe Stecher, champion of the world, last night won over John Grandawich, Ho- hemian champion, 235 pounds, in a fast wrestling bout. Stechar obtained the | first fallin 41 minutes 15 seconds, with full body scissors and arm lock, fall in 12 minutes 3 with full body scissors and arm Stecher a the second ‘onds, hold (Strangler > Lewis of Kentucky, Steche Won over J ards, Califo Jiu-Jitsu exp He ured t first’ fall in 1 hour 26 minutes and 6 seconds, with a bar hammerlock, and the second fall in 9 minutes 40 seconds, with a bar ho jock also. —_— jockey Team in Olym- ple Games, Acceptance of the United States hockey team entry for the Oly;npic Games matches was announced in @ cable received yesterday by the Am can Olympic Committee from Antwerp. Following receipt of the cable the com- mittee stated the team would sail for Antwerp on April 6 or 10 and would =[arrive there in time for several days’ praction before Qiy opening matches scheduled for the latter part of next month 8. to Have —- -- Chicage WMefeats Penn tn First me for College Net Title. CHICAGO, March 23.—Chicago Unt- versity had ite heart @et on a national inter-collegiate basketball champion- ship to-day. ‘The Maroons made the first step last night with a 28— tory over the University of Hla, champions of the Bast Chien 0's defense was the notable feature of the game. ‘The next game of the cham- plonship series will be played in Phila- of Milwaukee, today wired Frunk Bagla, man- ager of Willie Jackson, that the advance sale of tickets for the ten-round bout between itiochie Mitchell of Milwankeo and Jackson at his chit on next Monday night has already reached 917,000, amd that he expects the houw to be sok) out, Hearyweighia and welteewcighte figure inthe | o main scraps at the show of the Bayonne A, A, | at the Grenville Sthuetmn Mark to-night, Joe) Cox, the husky big fellow, claaice with Al, Nor- tom, the California “‘heary,”* in the etar bout of eight rounds and Bobby Glearon tackles ‘Terry Mitchell of Bayonne, Tommy Muoney, the West Bide weltermmght who fought Mike Gibbons, Jack Goodman and many other good fighters a fow years a0 going to try his hand at the boxing game Maloney hae been taking the best of care of Doimeelf, and as he haa alsy been waining he ought to cake good as he is a game, willing fighter, Champion Pew Herman hae just been matted mevt Patrey Johnson, the Trenton, N. J,, ban- tammeidbt, for eight rounds in the star bout at the boxing mhow of the Gity A. C, af Jersey Cty on ‘Thurstay nigtt, Jn the semifinal of eight rounds, Tommy Maloney of New York will ©) againet Kaidhe Hassett, So ansious ig the Gporthmen’s Chub of Newark to land the propowed tout bebween Willie Jackson of Uda city and Low Tendler of Philadelphia thet the matchmaker of the club to-duy offwed Frank Hagley, manager of Jackson, & guarantes of $8,- 500 for Jackion's eud to box Tendier, If the bout is armoged it will be hek! on April 28 at the Fing Hegiment Armory in Newark, Charlle Pilkington, who has placed himself under the management of Eddie Sommers, has tohed for two battles, the first (0 be an eight: round go with Barney Hughes at the Lyceum Sporting Club, rvon, March 31, aud the second with Johnny Walker of California at Trenton, N. J, Aprit 5. Some of the boxing clits at Bridgeport, Conn., ate staging four-round bouta at their ahows, while the othem in that city are holding twelve round decinioin bouts, At the Clover A, ©, show at the Casino there on March 20 Eddie Fitesim tong will take on Johnny Lawtig of thie city in @ four-round bout, Mike McKinney, the popular boxing promoter of Canton, O., has arrived here for the purpose of trying to sign up Champion Mike O'Dowd and Jaok Britton for « twolve-round bout at bia Me. Kinney A. C., the latter part of next month, McKinney t willing to offer O'Dowd a antee of $6,000 for his end and he expects F Mulling, manager of O'Dowd, to acoopt tt, John Jennings, manager of the Armory A. A. of Jomey City, who intends to stage hie first open air boxing show of the season at his big arcna ‘April ould have a eucoomsful boxing wramon thin y as nohrly all of the prominent managen of fighters have alwady declared they will gladly let their star fighters box at Jennangy’s citi, ed to-day that the offictals of the ‘ub of Newark, N, J., have aligned up Wille Meehan, the Callfornta heavyweight, for three fights at thelr club within the next few months Meehan 1s to receive @ big guaranter for each fight ‘This will be Mochan's first appearance in the Kast for & long time lea Jimmy Duffy. the west side battler, and Chick Bzown of New Haren signed articier of agreement to-day calling for them to moet in @ twelre-round bout a de at Waterbury, Conn,, on next Saturday night, Matchmaker Mulligan has so far made @ sucess of every show he bas held at bis aw, Charley Hayes, the Harlem featherweight has at up to tneet Sammy Walts, the Now harweight champion for twelve rounds | Jat the Lenox A, ©, of Meridian, Conn,, next Monday night. If Hayes ix auccorsful in defeat. Me Walia’ hewitt ie matched to meet Young Chaney, the. Baltimore featherweight at the sale America, which is almost as well as the British boxers do. A year ago ringing a bell would summon a barkeep. To-day they use it for starting a fight. o 8 8 Wilbert Robinson's uniform is all wool and more than a yard wide. 0 65.08 Of the attractions they had twenty years ago when ‘Florodora”’ was first put on Bryan 1s the only one that's running yet. tour. eo oe Well, Baker and Ruth should keep the home runs burning. been the past several days. New . ° . | York regulars did a4 utd feed ual SIGNING JEW LEASE “IRST WON" 3 ony yesterday. It was cold and threat- | pe RiONING 4 NEW LEASE APRIL FIRST WON'T BE A JOKE FOR A| Yesterday, Ot Mae cos othe man- ‘The Griffmen are stronger this yea! Washington club that ever amounted to anything. never bother a rookie in the . oe The three R's of Albany politics a Fili Looks like J. Franklin Baker will soon be making his annual farewell and there is Mttle ch {ager excused his | | r, but the Big Stick is still the only . hotel dining room. ° re Rent, Rum and the Reds. Boxing Doomed | If Jack Dempsey Is Not Barred (Special to The Brening Word.) ALBANY, March 23,— Senator James J. Walker's boxing bill is in danger of defeat in the Assembly through the fear of the former ser- vice men in the Lower House that its provisions will permit Jack Demp- sey fighting in New York. Unless iv is amended to make it a certainty that such 4 proposition cannot take place it appears to be doomed. Tho strength of the bill, oddly enough, in the Assembly lies in the fact that the veterans there are in favor of boxing, but Dempsey is about as popular with them as @ rman machine nest was in the war, The bill was advanced to third reading in the Senate without inter- ference. The ex-service men of the Lower House will have a conference to-night at which it is intended to frame some compromise to be sub- mitted to Senator Walker, 1 will suggest that a proviston ade that no person shall be per- se in a boxing exhidi- tion in New York who is accused of having Jed the draft, or is under indictunent for that offense, ar who has been proved disloyal. - ——- Eastern Women Break Even tn Frisco nnis Matches, GAN FRANCISCO, March 23.—Play in the Bast va. West lawn tenn! petition for women resulted nd one de pat for th n the doubles ma Mra. Ethel Sutton Rruce of Los Angel und Miss Helen Baker of S Hazel Hoteh tional woman cham- leanor Goss of New anked 2 amang women ra, by a score of &—#, 46, 6—4 Wightman d ed Miss Baker 6—4 in th mateh begun ye Sho had won the firat set at 6 pilot SS Kane 1 0 Konter. NEW ORL 3.—Jimmy Kane of New ¥ cid Koster fought fifteen rou t night, the referee giving Kost Giants “Now Have Edge on Boston Red Sox) WICHITA FALLS, Tex., March 23. The Giants now have the edge on} the Boston Red Sox ag the result of their easy victory by a score of 14 to 8 yesterday. There came nearly being no game It was only after Ed] Barrow, Manager of the Red Sox, heard the big crowd yelling for action that he allowed proceedings to start, with Bill Brennan as the only umpire. | Before McGraw left to visit his oil well on Sunday night, he told Matty that if Gus Rooney, the Boston writer umpired of the bases, not to play. In the game on Saturday at Dallas, Fred Toney hit @ drive to right with the bases filled. Toney loafed going down to first and Hooper threw the ball to McInnis. Rooney called the pitcher out. The Giants disagreed with the decison, claiming that Mc- Innis pulled his foot off the bag. Barrow insisted that Rooney umpire the game yesterday, and Matty declared that the Glants would not play if such was the case, Batting practice was dyer and the crowd demanded action for its money. Rooney was on the field with Brennan ready to start the proceedings. ‘After a delay of ten minutes, Barrow allowed the game to start with only Tirennan umpiring. ‘The manager of the Red Sox, however, declafed that he would ask "Ban Johnson to send an American League umpire with the cams. ‘eihe Giants hit the ball hard yes- terday and had little or no trouble tn scoring. Benny Kauff had his firet Teal good afternoon, ‘The old out- | fielder has not been hitting much of late, but yesterday he made up for lost’ time ‘by smashing out a triple, two two-baggers and a single. These four blows sent five runs over the the deolsion, although Kane did club in’ two wooks, fighting and clean hitting | Who have looked very unfavorable in | is still heavily bandaged, as the in- | have put him back to where he was {ing bette York and has thereby taken a good lead ior the title. Col. Jacob Ruppert, President of the club, telegraphed from New York yesterday that he had taken out an insurance policy of $150,000 on Babe Ruth. ‘The policy covers death, ill-| ness and accident, Robinson's pitchers are in much better shape than those of Huggins ance of Miller improving the disadvantage so long | us the weather continues as it has| first team from practice. Shortly after noon it began to rain, | so that all activities had to be called off for the day. The Dodgers all worked In the morning, and so should be in better shape for this afternoon's battle than the Yanks, comparison, Duffy Lewis, fielder, who arriv was out with the first practice of the year. the veteran right Saturday night, annigans for his His arm cision made to drain it has not en- tirely healed, Lewis showed more speed than has been customary with him for several years past. He is down below his best playing weight and ‘the loss of avoirdupois seems to five years ago so far as fleetneas of foot is con ned. Lewis is very enthusiastic over the prospects of the Yanks. He looks upon a berth with the Hugmen just the same es promissory note of six months for 00 If we can't win the pennant with the material we have this year,” said Dufty yesterday, “then it is time for all of us to quit.” It is certain that Lewis intends to be ready for his sun field patrol by opening day though he will have to be as good as he ever was in his life to displace either Vick or Bodie. Ping always has ‘been a grand spring player and just now he is go- than any previous time in his ca r. Vick is not only am- bitious but a plugger. He is out every morning with the colts and the extra work shows in his favor, He has his wind and lege in good con- dition and he is constantly practising on y balls to improve his judgment Umpire Bill) Dineen has ‘begun heavy training so as to be physically fit for his duties as umpire at the beginning of the season, It is Bill's th since he was a star The finishing touch at the barber shop is a good rub with ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC This superior French preparation is a comfort to the scalp and keeps your hair ing right. and Dodgers. Zack Wheat of Dodgers Wants | ToChangeClubs (Special to The Brening World.) JACKSONVILLE, Fla., March 23.— It leaked out to-day that the fans out in Wheatville, as the left field bleach- rs are called at Hbbets Field, came near losing their idol this year. Capt. Zack had a hunch last fall that he was to figure in a three-cornered deal that would land him in Philly— Eppa Rixey to go to Boston and Hank Gowdy to Brooklyn, At that time Unefe Robbie wanted a live catcher, the Braves needed a left handed pitcher and Gravvy Cravath wag in the market for an outfielder. Wheat’s hunch went wrong, but at the Chicago meeting he was allowed to talk over the salary question with Rickey of the St, Louis club in con- nection with a deal cooked up by Squire Hbbets. The trade involved a Cardinal pitcher and outfielder. It fell through because Rickey wuld not meet Zack’s salary demands Wheat says he would like to play with some other club than the Dod- gers before he quits the game. Joe Conlan, the Chicago semi-pro, southpaw, has asked Robbie to give him a chance at the Yanks to-day, The kid is confident he .can do as well as Uhle, the Cleveland sand- lotter, Who Was a sensation with the indians last season. Mamoux, Mitchell and Mohart are Robbie's selections for the game with the Yanks to-day, weather permitting. i | | 'T’S a wise man who knows his own limitations—that’s a motto among Par-amounters, The moderate Par-amount prices help to keep within spending limitations. Shirts oF sesilty, $2.00 and $2.50, and a full line of men’s thrift plate Don’t let the George Kelly gave a demonstration barber eubsti- of how Babe Ruth makes his home persgpilriees runs, In the ‘ond inning with two} | on, Kelly got tos, hold on a fast ball | are sometimes nd drove it over the centre field fence langerous, ~ end into the next county, It was one of a the longest drives ever made in Texas. || furnishings. : =eyerg | Broauway Broadwe? PAR- ‘AMOUNT |at 13th St. “Four at 34th S, pe Convenient Rog Broadway Corners” ~—_“Fifth Avs, SHIRT-SHO | at Warren at 4 et St. ee INC. eee | | Your money back if you . want it. Eight New York Shops ‘ One in Yonkers THU BOWLING BILIMAR! | I may have to make several shifts in the figures before the final reckon+ ing, because it is plainly evident trom repotts from the training camps that several managers are not at all satis fled with their first basemen. ‘The | | jyou want it. smalier than that of any of the other: It seems to be his plan to play Pale otte adily in the sosition. y some of them are trying to de lop recruits and to switoh men rom other positions to first base nows that only Iack of other ma- terial holds the first base job for some of the men. In the next article wo will take up the second basemen and see how they figure. (Copyright, 1920, by The Bell Syndicate, et Eattling Levinsky Finds Benedict Easy Picking. Battling Levinsky, light heavyweight champion, who Is mentioned as one Georges Carpentler's probable opponents, scored an easy victory over Al Bene- dict in an eight round bout at the West Hoboken A. 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