The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 17

f a “ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1920. NEWS OF ALL THE. SPORTS Complete April List Now on Sale Many Young Players Doyle’ 3 Single e Give Yankees Great Power — "Soe for Giants \ O In Second String STAG TOG? ce o. | The only store that sells the overstocks of | THE NATIONAL CLOAK & SUIT CO. No connection with any other store. STON are, | 119-125 West 24th St., Near 6th Ave. “Laughing Larry” Doyle spanked a | the outfield that he must he seriously | single to centreficld in the tenth in , Outfielder Frank O’Doul May | conattered torn garden bitiet | ning and Geo urns scurried over So far as can be judged from train: | tho plate wild gave the Develop Into a Second ing to date, OrDoul is ready for the | (\" as vith fu hi h aeveiths F Tris S big show. He is one of the faastes: | Slants victory over the Red Sox by Tris Speaker. men that ever wore 1 usiform. score of 5 to 4, in the seventh game O'Doul is hitting the ball as well | cf the exhibition sgries (Gperial to The Prening World.) em any man in the camp, He i8.&| 1 wasn game crowded with many JACKSONVILLD, March 29, | food Wha is coaeeas pet GAG Ty thrtila, the climas coming. in the tenth Thousands of Yards; Extra Values! . ; ' anc pssensed of lots 0} Wank He hake “ak ; : ; ; RRs cer of bios tis bat-| ball brains. A year ago he ruined his | sop and Captain, was buntalied trom D Cc M ¢ Ginghams, Voiles, Toweling, Scrims, Batistes, ting order may be for opening | chances by throwing his arm out on | {y0P,and Ca Est : n u nui Yt “1 ses i¢ By, 1¢ behooves Milter Huggins |one of the Aree days in camp. He tian | “Hutt? as the fret up in tho tenth F a Sod S1C tte moos Tub Silks, Cretonnes, aoe taken care nat to make such a mis- | inning, and he singled. also hy jantines, F riettas a im the training camp to get the best /taxe this your. If there is a good [aately’ and Burns scont Chinese One-step—Partl. 5 6 $4 Chinese Orchestra | E-4506 Wien oe tas and Crepes that offer wondei irri lino on the various adapta- Sparse Tris Speaker laying round, Fleteher mo to the Chinese One-step—Part Il . =. « — « Chinese Orchestra Savings! ities of his reserve men. ‘The man-|O'Doul seems to be the man. Hug- lin gate oon ager of the Yankoos has a fine aseort.| Fine con Make wo mistake in trying inal tosmel) You Can't Get Lovin’ WharecThers nev lem hes ON 500 yas. of Gingham tent of second string men—an asset sei SN Sesaan ini ee “patie for Medley Fox-trot. . . Louisiana Five Jazz Orchestra M-inch Checked and Striped which was largely responsible for In attempting to bunt, Sicking popped Just Like the Rose—Fox-trot .§. . + Paul Biese Trio) A-2864 € i big variety of Sie 2, Madras" wiening of Cites Double-Header the ball into Foster's hinds and inmost When You're Alone—Fox-trot ; > Paul Biere Trio 8Be vies : consecuttve National Leaguo cham- ; ee Larry, ‘the soe baneical shinalion & iian Hours with You—Waltz Carl Seville and oy Geddes 856 pean To-Day Will Be ‘iirc: Kred'enth Claderella—Fos-trot w , CarlSeville and Jack Geddes} 8 ‘Tho intractub games here have | y infient hit, nit Into'e ‘double My lole of Golden Dreams —Meiley Waltz Columbia Orchestra As 130 r (¥ t Naughty Waltz—Medley Waltz. jumbia Orchestra {$1.2 sven the mite manager some definite Under New Rules ao " 8 — Cairo—One-step Coe Art Hickman’s Orchestra ) A-2858 idea, of how tho reserves shapo up in Ba R i nein ° ore Room— Fox-trot ete Art Hickman’s Orchestra f 88¢ dias Whane Door baat HE Ge netics | _ TACK RON VELA Fla, March 29. Evening World Apple Blossoms—Waltz Prince's Dance Orchestra ) a 2874 30 7. order among themselves, But | Vhile this was a day of rest for the -Fashione jen—Medley One-step le neg ut in just | W y hi é Old-Fasbi id Gard Medley One A in ur in what batting position they would be | ball players, there was plenty of base- Headpin Tourney Prince’s Dance Orchestra . Good quatity white or eream cotor Curtain Serim, in ya. most valuable can only be determined | ha}; talk im the air here, the chief yard lengths.” ‘he material for splendid eurtaing ae was for this reason that Gleiah,|'20'° being the continued breaking HasMany Entries Nt aAcft-handed hitter, was put in right | Of the pitehihg rules by Shawkey and Shore of the Yankees in the game game aganst Brooklyn. It is not likely | saturday ‘Twenty-two additional entries to The) }} my 4 bret é a Minch Ince edge White Curtain Serim, with hemstitched the experimentin; will stoy there. Evening World Headpin Tourn Mi) y vorder ard th, alue ou canno eceermmnecece, will stop tHBTS. | Aostle did not mince words iN Gll wore “teceioes” Godan By Pile oad | si Barcarolle—from Tales of Hofmann . Rosa and Carmela Ponselle } 78848 PAG TRS Dilan racireem Can LCN seriously of even more radical shifts | [uncIn¥ Horatio hence! toward a Club entered 5 teams; J, HW. & C. K.| ae } 49611 in bis batting order, ao be tried | YuAkes hurlers when they were repeat-| tazio Silk C: yy 1s am Bow - Barri Seracei i} ak cna ondere ee, aly pruned: Moke “unig Ga ball? ec ore 1; Chatham Bowl- . Rigoletto —Tutte le Feste al Tempio .\Barrientos and Seracciari $2.00 36-in Lace “Edge Serim ‘Wilson Fewster before his unfortu- | and Hannah about rubbing it in hfs] Mutual. ‘Club, * ee ee _ ra oan ye xlove. Robbie claims that Marquard | Hank, 2; ‘Amsechat | Club, > best form. 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