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Charlie, Aged 17 Years, -
Is Latest to Get
Berth in the Big
of the big lonzucs three mmnbcrs of
the same family, all pitchers. are to
lharo the major spotlight. at the
same time. and tho ilravos camp is
to exploit two of thv-m. For (,hnrles
Barnes. hardly 17 years of age, and
training camp at. oni-n. '
Young llnrncs comes on Jess re-
commcntlutlun and it the lntter's rc-
commcmlntlnn can he relied upon
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8T. PETERSBL'RGH, Fla” Mar. 8. Offered by ml ;
.._.For the first time in the history and amxrd “5 v
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salary during
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. .ni Virgil. 'has ,
n. brothrr to Jess 1 i. the Boston pile 3- splendid ”Kid in "
Just been signmi HP l‘.‘ winn‘n" : J P r ‘ an
National burrito irl:ili:il::“m(’nt and In“ ~—-—__. —-—-- V ' ‘ D‘nAnLhd cl. I l d i
has been ordered to report at the . ' ; r ' ' SIX. ‘3 hen L" V“ "“3 -
out this 3cm .:.'., ..
another boos: it; .. 5 .-
terms taxed to e
returned the ten":
For the pint 1
efforts were i;
Promisini: vxponont (it the twirlan .. , . '- 2 ’
art. Two y‘llarfi nut). while still pitch- ’ ‘ terms but 11. » . “w
in: for the (firrlovnllr. 'lxansas. High . _ - demands and .07 ,4 ion
”chool ll‘illll, tire. Alrlpll‘lil'fi \;":l1seai[,:ll;- '~ . .1 ~ ‘ . as if the l'azzk' é‘a-rz
ed up by the l\.’lil.‘~'.'l5 i. Y . U S ‘ . . . . a season “Rho-J; ' . : “a
mm i... Warhol ifitnrnniiges.:r;:; Senor Adolfo Arguijo Decides to Take Up Base- . Rookie Outfielder Flashes to the Front by His just 35 SW an
opportunity 0 \‘v'il' i - N ‘\ . g g o . the SOUll'. 31‘ “F f ;
American it mm. 1:1on ball as Means of lemg —— Prefers Pitch- Work in Practice Game —. Is 25 Years Old WM MIL; X .
f id out, Ullli'll to his c “Kr n n 0‘ 1 _ - n V k a
iiiimnmum M in...” at on... to mg Baseball to Catching Cannon Balls lll and Comes from California . Kent Green :cgmtm}, \ .1_ . ;
. r». the izlurs when he - .- , . . a e o 1;,” . K.
Eiicgiidhi‘ifli 3.3.? m... w... .i... the Mexican Army . , .3 field, Recruit, Attracts Attention Also “m and J x . _
, ‘Last full he pitched for the Blues . l .f .___'.. 3 Th ' 1 , : .; '” > day tor 1193‘ X. i. 22:5
and Jess. louklilflqlhnnl oi'er thel; NEW ORLEANS. La... March 8.—¢.,out the land. . . SARA§0TA. FlaaiMar. .— tefis' , camp and‘i .52.: ‘_
domrmmljd my ( mm? l“ 1t: "gr," l’ucns of praise have not been .writ- When war years came he joined _ - a buzzingnin the an; “31“” 1?"; f part) at ““3 '
g, onguuh tor :l tryout Wt In hm": ten about Sr‘ilor Ammo Arguijo for the army and in due time became . ‘ a buuing Prompted y em 0 t . :holdout not ; ; i; if.»
, imitmn “1‘ ”m“. '1 I“! 1“] lirncd 3} the main real-ion that to date he uus a general. Soldiers or‘forune of f. - : “PW“ by “3“" Jame!" ta." “3: 0:5: l l ‘Séhdfl “‘01"
“'"S "M ”WHY“ “‘ I h h » . . tit'fii'erd no special mention as to American blood fought in his legtnn ‘ " fielder tram the cons . n 3 I illfi‘ChaSC‘il I
WM!" mm “m" r “x" "ml mm “Inc his rowess lint. tor the past couple and it was tr m watching these . WHEY James had merely been list~ i'COOmbS n:
g“ 2 'J‘"~“-“ ”1“" "‘;’"'“"er” 'r3”;'.”g,:r1\;:g: 1:: of days this dark son of Mexico has men at their play 'between fights i ed as among those present. :0 31W] 5 YankpeS. l“! .r .
’. “115 "”3" " " “" ”3‘ ' ' ' ., .- -. - . ' u ohn McGraw havin 8.1 m ch, .. - g .
3 Boston. the tsnh- l‘ “ill sign tho mm— been itamiully “hiding his wa) tn- that he tell in love with baseball 5 :tttegtlon m him app 81:”. x0“ . :03}: o“; _ e
f‘ tract whn‘h “A... “noun“... Motor. to the hearts of coaches and specta- and from one or two that he learn- T vcr hone knows all :3“: him orf 7 « 3 ' ' ; .
¥ , dm. .i'Jl's who bank around the suu- on the first rudiments. One day t e Y k 1&- bscurit he; Hack Miller. Ch go Cub out- 5 oned cu. i.L‘ i...
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i Young ilarnoa is just mitt-rim: hisfbleuchcii front ran at Heinemaan he sickened of this war stuff,’ which wary. :0 hnowi’ argued ma, a iieldcr and slugger. without a . Huggins u :\ A I
17th ymr, is; six m»: tall, w. ighsllvark to watch the noble tribe of does get .on the. nerves when fol-ts sud eny_ as een eeb . .‘doubt the strongest ma in baseball Ale-“5d. “a .\
1 about llii. pmm s. and in Jtss‘ opin- Miller J. Huggins prepare for the are careless about lhoooting'in he- prominenicc “333 “IE7. e 1"}?‘P°$:: today. , not Signed 0n '
~ inn will ill-’lmnl iy hn the lmst twirl- next, my grind. tween regularly appointed periods. 01' end” "8- “Pen “’3' 211039 1 . "It Samson had much on him 1 trouble is cm
er in this pitrliiti'; family. ' Virgil. And yC-l the more met that he can and he quit and took up baseball. upon himself at the speca prm; would have liked a ringside seat to Secretary 1 .. .
anrllhvr i.r..ili.-r. i..- “mi thr‘ «:mnts and does work lard and gracetully he played two years with Corsican. dance that smiles the destinies. 0 when Samson put on his stuff." says of these plate-rs l. I. .
TWP" “"l‘“ ”"l‘ L" ""'~“l"-" ""0”" lshiut. to our way or getting a stunt and it was from there that. file Yan- ball players. Rube Blarquard Brave pi.cher. terms OTI‘T'wl ' u L“ "
. on: m thw til: i. ‘ljzllt inn they \Pvri- on till: proposition, what has become kces procured him. He is a right :. “If ’yo'u. could rightfully Judge a Rube saw Miller, perform several Darrow _\'.}5'.‘ r ' ‘ '
not l'i'rlwl‘fi‘nwl flit-5‘ dill rt" 1"”3' the "lost. engaging thing about niin handcr. He has much to recommend player in two or three days." says times last season -just a few
if m T“ "mmm M t1""“”‘”’ ”m“ We do not proiess to know if Senor his baseball. It it is enough or not . Vlchl'pw. "you might say this ellow One of Miller's favorite stunts ,3 want straig‘r.
" -‘ “M— Arguijo will or will not become d we don't know. But wowill my ‘hat l“ is a. wouCtriul player. There can to put a spike between his teeth and have a talk v»
‘ regular salaried member of tin: liup- he has one of the great essentials ‘ "' no: seem to be anything he cannot Elet some one bend it. — . training camp a ' _.
pert form‘s. At this stage of the :rum nerve; and if a fellow can't .get a do well. 031119? in the 0‘11381‘1 0“ ln- ‘ “And Hack is most modest about they will be “my. 7 . . .2: -‘ irc.
lug l‘XIN‘i‘lillt‘lll it is not carry to say long way on nerve, some ability and acid. 0! course he has an edge on his strength ,, says 'Rube. ‘He tracts."
1 . ’ things in a delinite way. Only Wmn lhd belief that at. almost the turn~ the other players because he played 0mm to his, father as the real
W2. w.» quote Mr. Huggins on one thing ing point in a baseball playerls lite. winter ball 13 Calitornia and it will 1" and tells how the em” _
," or another‘ do We consider that an it is time enough to start..then We become time before the outage 213321-8321! ”up his hands in {mat F0117 lcars fit” f-l'mlu
:iir oi «hirinituness can be attached don't know muchabont humanvna- l eaten up to him in the matter or of his ch d ream the mom, of my“: I,
,_...___._ tin tlii- :llulcmcnt. ‘ cure and such things. - ' .condltion‘dright now he looks very two ream. hm hitched to his ,. . .,
3' i -\\.her.ioro whatever we have to _ .2. godd." ,2 two elbows to pull his'hands apart" Rose Macaqgm. : z 7 .
Noted French Horse l 52"“ “MN”- SUY‘O“ Arguljo's future ‘ r ‘ 3 . James got his first real chance to Miller‘s name came lip when novelists :1 new . Z"
" l . -- ' {i iito thin". . - ' f‘ 1mg. ~ ., .-
’ . l ”"253 “main “23 an indc ' v shine in a six inning game that was Marquard told of the second mm“. they long ago ~
,. W1" Appear at Ser ‘ .. 33:35:33: sanitizal ' . E”? yr‘elf‘rcitwsesiwr 12“ he i... A... m .. * ‘
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9.. era] Big T r d C k S l snatches or fact regardm‘ sen“ , Manager Dave Bancroft of the Braves in okra" study behind the but- worm and he shone with a brisk“ 31;Tfesgg‘i‘gtig‘ft‘3322'ljaiie .. as the historma
. Herc Adolfo and they are interesting. 3 BADS tin; «3., 7 . . - nesa that rivaled the‘ Florida sun Rube was pitching against Miller Macaulay has c:
" w t f l‘. , 1 . a ste further.
__ .. i‘l‘ith-g-(i) 11131481323353 ogpgiltunlli; - It,“ be I long time 119:0“ “39 ”31°33" an!” at”: the Fund“. glut 3:1“ 16:32:) ‘31)]?! ~91. . Players. and his Cub mates in the Cub park Pritisph museum _
l ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . I r ' lesson. but the work of swing u the young hopefuls is already on in atro s e e e “as xery near at cm last season. It so hap- and wad F . 1.,
. NEW "”V‘K- “m“- ‘--"l-L'"“d 00"" l "“"l 1“" “h” A?” 5"" any ° “weed or . I earnest at the southern camps. is is one of the moments when Dave the whole show tor Southworth’s penea':R“5u°be says. that two wome. years from '3 . ‘,'; ,.
3,? travm for n..- Linn”; or icninam, :mun is limiting an easy groun Ll‘. T - W O Bancroft. Brave book, wants to be alone. .fle's putting the calm once team. It was he who drove in a. in “gm dress‘es wfle directly back novel (if “1“?”th
19:3 nit-mph.“ lilli‘i- your _(-I(l chnyn- am It “t'lc- Hockey cam as “C over on the rookie urlcrs as they serve up up to the batters at 8‘ major his team and made it poss- of Miller as Marquard pitched to an Idiot .. is the risg'.‘
nlnn in Am. l‘ii'll in st [itvnilwr and lil‘li'lli' “'0 recommend this "He ‘0 , Patal'nburir. Fla; wherotho Brave: are trainmz iblo rot-“the game to result in 3 mm Rube was working with a in '
(icinlmr, Ji'l‘l\i .i in Xviv York tn«i:,y_ tin: hurtli‘s 0‘ young America 0f the Worst ill the J ‘3' ' stand“! tfi‘l’fisch's team. which 3"" new-ball ‘I-I hooked one over for gltather '1 “rm" " ‘ "
H. M. ilwlll'l.ll_ [hirilii r «if l'l't'rri: who lii'u itching and aching lo bL- .' ' . .0 ma > ‘ mu. was prevented Hack and “1:81“ 8!‘ us at it. piest pel‘li'it‘; 7";
\\'villu in». i. ilww r «it the famous uuliic baseball geniuses. ‘ We “amt. , f h S h l r . tram“; l8 linother by a fine catch Ma;- uard 1 st theggbauswu‘inst ”1e learned 1.0 It .
thmnuxhliii-il. :..ii.l tonight. in)!“ to recall some fluorite ~luylnins Elstory 0 t e C 00 . . . and. throw to the late b this q o as 2 -. ~. 1
A » - - ~ v p y background of the white dresses and committee H‘Dt -
AI'-"'r41lm~' 4" “Kl“‘lm‘nts ""1th inning to do with success-"1951 3' ‘ _ . ' 2 . young man. Another outstanding of it Reade l“ .2
i. with ill: \\I it hunter Racing; Asso- any “Wings Will do—and then take . ‘ ' > . " my 01 his was 8 headlong. diving {be next thing 118 knew he woke up \iabdulax' trial: ‘ . x
, mnllull. Hir- ‘Mllih'llll i'nliiily .llli'ki‘y -- 2' a] ' enou '11 this small Jnll'l' ' 2 ‘ l v in the afloat The ban had StrUCk ‘ - ~ : -
e . _ hLllull 3 z, , CAMBRIDGE Mass March 8__. , catch 0: a low line drhe from Lew .- . another Fm:
;‘ t‘luln ni' New York (‘llV an” the l\f‘ll— b - "t'~—it n‘\' 'r jg 100 late ' " 7 . ; . , »w ~. . him on the left s.de of his jaw. . . _ ,
in. lmv .ini‘lwv ifluh oi Luiliswlic the “no.” A0 “.1 '. n to Lum'lk of i" \Vhen the gong sounded tor the close . ~. . 'l . - . linens bat. Had t1“! ball 8 t knocking him unconscious. gourneying into
if W mm“... mm mm but u imuo. ‘ grew.“ ““81“ ”a? “35mm 2‘55; 2 Chat and Comment of. Special Interest-t0 and £53.31: 032* ° ' ° the ba" didn't even low a tomb 32.33.222.12.
ihv ilrst rut-o in he thrr-e-quurtrrs of Senor \dtJlfo £5 now pcrspirlnr sas rous season 6 ‘ - ‘ . - i V-.. - , {51' me let alone crack my jaw _fi_
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n. llllll) :it. lmlnmnt larlx: the second through the twenty-eight spring 0; cfperrijenfeg1n53dt::iialrfosvuxflel:t é - Norwalkm > i - . J7 ‘3 § Y bone." says the SOuthpaw~ 533:: €:;:: \ir
to l-c .1. t.‘lln :t A(ll'lll‘l, lrtl to . . pnyc n a . a ' -- ‘ . , --- a... a. ‘. _ r E El" U" 0 0 ' l ..
Mk“ ,1“; m 'Ht'thLili‘ltt-l‘ (ll’lil lthe his existence. “u should say that lie but unpleasant, records were scored . B, m mm W *1me ““25 yewflm and makes _ , writing postcarns.
' ' -- 'i u i ii 100 or cent 01 cr- \ i this ’ ‘ " his honfi in}! llyw‘ Cal ' Danny Fr . remembered as the. r ii 1' us it" '
tliiiil Ht l..’lillill.| izlcetrlii-lt in lx'vn- ‘n‘fifn‘f u. u] l' p . dd .3 pile by the Il’arvard “lam ““3 .‘Vnter. Alpine-5 cvcning. i great loss In the death of Pat Mor.’ 3, _. 0 09d. - " where little English» ebrew who tried in ecta 5 Sixth Ali‘iifjw -
lucky in th-toiwr, the «lull-s and con- 2‘9““ on “1 '- ‘0 “L [“0 5 '. 1&0 other Crimson outfit in twenty- o o . . , an. the Unnager of the Cincinnati moving, iclures and. scandals axe vain to take the featherweight 5;! 31511625. Slit: §
_‘ L'pmard nlrr-Ildy 7mg mus”; much comes in from being run tagged by the nearest approach being in 1913- o o tional ame. , _ ‘
distension in mil 12min.) slung by the hard hearted coaches. lie merely. '14, when eight were dropped. Like— The Red Men will ”boot up with g . . . . in; about 165 pounds. His (ace is Jimmy Mlbane fl‘e yezu‘ ' 330' has ”my 100“” f”: ‘3.
running tho l'rlx ('itronpno in smiles and SOUS about his business. u'isc. Yale’s six goals were the larg- the fast. Alpine team of Bridgeport .Hls delth is ‘ severe blow ladle tanned and named, 30 that he looks 3‘9 urned from his native haunts 511- . Year by war“: 7
iv‘mnrn and tho Sll‘\\.ll'i.‘l ('up at And this is the catch. It was just eat total “ever tapped past a liar- this arming. The visitors are 3 Cincinnati Reds, who are being “8 more than his 25 years. but there E:§l?nd “12;,“ “fez string 0' scaips il‘itcmgian £359 5
, - 1a arse g is o ope. n o e xi‘\':1r~”=ii
tlltlnns [0 ll" agreed upon latter.
Unmlwoml in linglrlllli. llolh jockey
nnll il'riiiirr nt'i‘ l\ill(l'il‘illlN—l‘:\'0rl‘ll
Haynes and lingerie Leigh.
a ’l‘lm agreement stipulates
Eplnnrd min-it. arrive in the United
that
docs not limp or drag his feet as he
two )cars ago, mark that well, Just.
twu short. )clu‘s back, that Senor
Adolfi decided to take up baseball
as a~ business and presented more
{our years lost as many as ten games,
vard goalie by blue stickmen.
Harvard has sdmetliing left for
consolation .in UIU'fRCC that her play-
ers won from Princeton, as was the
case in football. Also that the 18 to
a Win.
Cornpo Life ‘Guards
fast aggregation and the lomls’will
have. to travel at I
up speed to Score
next Week.
0
i » ‘ National League.
Johnny Rocco lost last evening
Reds.
ured as pcnna' nt
Hos-v3.3 a credit to .119 na-
contenders thb
but the loss or their pilot may
made. He is. a long lean tellow.
standing exactly six tee! and weigh-
-is-no disposition to question the
young_man’s veracity on the 4-point
of his age. Bill Lang. discovered
him playing independent ball around
bus Angeles' and bent him to Mc-
Bllly Matthews in five rounds.
nopeans. John Curiey and
crown from the graying head or
Frush c‘aiins credit for dropping
Bond in one less. and two other Eu-
‘ot sleeves the lni. . "
trailing along a \g. ‘
Supply the ham '1‘
grow up and 121303
dren and are dixu .
Billy
Mike
a: t. i i t l pws‘mms‘umn a “WWW” m the l i th B t" ‘ ° ’ Ho 1: I] do all the other ir'
3.. ii n t mo 0 in properly trained Mexican army or the possibility or 1 score over‘ 'Yae a e as on on-a foul to Stove-Smith of B id _ > Gram. Prior to yesterday . 3's ne‘yman. in one roundxeac . w “e ' .fi _ ;..
for the inn-o races. icnlnnrd is it bring a storckuepcr at UrOWnsville. Arena in 1921“: still bigger than port. This ,3 the first “ml-‘5; thfiizclzxfigdggg' (twill: has/m recommendation and heamyfild- “ma-6' He had '°’"’. 2'9“ “mg” 3353' ”$1333." a
chestnut ““h by “Ml“li'm ”mm“ 1qu3. where chance had dropped an? the Eli: have hung up. And. Rocco has lolt in mimy 113001“. It of Moral: ma 8 u 8 the illness 51109 thief! by the other Giant 91‘)!- battle With Seaman Cartlidge Whmh "'ifllfiesb 'aan .I tic“ .' '1 "
Il'hirn-llip, 1.3,. :hn itripim crown (.‘llllll'l- him at that time. Now at tu‘cntY- there is rcasoiyto bellow: git 115:; is said that he ant down in his cor- Manage‘rl' Hey izgggfigiirrifilat; ii: are {lam tho coast Wu all “13ka want 15 rounds ‘0 a decision 'l-hd cleger piece 02 _,‘_, ,. 1 ,
3,3"; “film ll:,l;ln.1,;l£.l‘:'€lrlli:l'l;l(‘lbt ; eight it is no guimh'ito sari. :1 to lag-1:0?“ my 8;?“ Hangar I e ncrun cried after the bout. plans or the {armor pilot and should 3:10in in Jim?” favor that could ended with Frush the tictor. cellent rewrite 3.0.. ._= K
‘ “ - :lmcolllo a base at payer. an cs- . ' , ' ' ‘ ' be able to cart them u ' _ , ..duz up. u w the camp has’ .. I—r’ journalist (who k 21' r:
ptcinliy a pitcher, and set our hero “(2113:: gzxonn::p§ag:?:isar::x:r Jack ‘ -nml#" » Paul Bea-len- ‘ .y . . o ‘L accepted him as a ball player of PRESS EN’S CHIEI? I supply as backgri’» ‘3 all
did thus aspire to “Chime tame. coach including the first. one when [inch have 8" nod to'meet "‘ “'0 Wet. 1! the Balm-Avila considcuiblojknl.’ WAN 10 BE VICE Story mm r0025 m 1g; 3;
. nor, preiiousiy. had he had cxperi- h ' - v mm at the team kw" the ring on . :14. This should is man, to thc'Bfld‘em Md 131041311 he came to the Giant; as - Q , This is not to i. .. . u g ‘
cncu that would have lent 0- flavor hf “afatc‘gmtmu. anon; he new be a bout. “'03"! Wine They are under the noun do? plane ‘0! out”, In outfielder James has n'ot limited PRESIDENT OF U. L Macaulay's art. I‘...“ ' 1.
~ 0‘ Vermimlmu‘m ‘0 1'“ desires. “3 thgtnilvltli Yale and Princdon poseso‘ both sockets and Someone is gold; A, sneak]. and. ' ‘ over-yo thunk}! to th 'Qytfield in his work- ‘ \ - acclaim her disecwz;
'* "' boy' now and the" “and"m‘ m' ring rinks of their own‘kopposflion' ‘0 89" hm on “IM'BWNDS- - ~ ’ body mic-ten: comma with has. .93!“ 39 “9° '1 to 113" a Dredlc- ’ ' ary value 91' m“??? .
to Brownsville and other Texas bor- would sullen. Perhkbs’gberore the o g. .. . . Rahal], Will m on in Ink - ,- 110:: to: gigging third M 31151 ev, ‘ are a too 1m];- explol..~
.der towns. he had seen what. tow gem“ o‘pened he did ‘not know qt . Paul Win and thathe is up agi'fngt 1‘, risk in [mu-‘30", * i my time the tar corner is uficcu. thing is so cicadas {w ’
NHV YORK Mirth 8—Waltcr “mm“ ”0" ““3 WW3“ “1°” the strong Canadian opponent: and a "931 film". When' he meets 136- x o; o o . - ‘ Med “"118“! “NW drill he's paper. but nothing 15 ..
1 ' ‘ ' ' It chili-lay Manoney- had a tow‘ rumours.” take advantage or the as yesteryear s- in
little towns plai'lng baseball but he the club teams Harvard would face, laney and that‘ho is much better
A twenty or forty yt
Koppisch. t'ulilnihla's loading can- . - . . ‘ -
. . "Rd HOV" been 111593113130 N137 “1 and these combinations certainly did than any flshter that. he has met to more iikt our "J3 3” W to show W11“ he can do ‘
dldlltn t.” u [we inn on “10 0] 'll- _ .< . . , g, me 110 would. , ~ . , . lat . ‘
pic ti :un tl.:.t will ()zonlpirto at I’Zrll this I nner. He had a. fine may muchflto give Harnardits low“, place. e. . ". . . have very ““19 work to du‘ 30 toA 2‘ 381‘ deflqu" Indeed. .he ngz‘; [3:365 'It‘lhpn‘ t.
amt ”nun“... mg. ammo“ m. toss horse that would cover many miles . Harvard's teams to date have won ‘ ( ‘ it game, it is good excl-ewe [Or the. _one or fill busi est athletes in the Tut-Ankh-krnen n his
again. 'l‘h.» brilliant iziuo and Whlto 0‘ “mum! and he ndered “mush 31?".m'mizt‘ira‘izlfhsfilgmgé “20:2: Span-,m 121m: 3 ‘9 muscles or “16 arms. I V unexppfectedglac: is bob: ‘ to‘up in ing ‘5" u“; hmorifin n
—- _ wgaes . . ‘ . .7 ~uaoro.i--~ . .nsuay very ‘..
Itllltll. who Mill-wed a broken bone . - , scn gnu 84 Har- “sigh eh- but: .1." 19 ll ‘ :I 2 80911 enact Th m! . forth into the sunlight
. in 1”” QH’O‘V “mm lierl'ormlng as - varldeahlais wo;.:§vt::e§hwsories to £13: $3.:th Itiliin’s e‘ 7 0; this“ " sum hnmahm place for him :2. thoyé‘lan“ theteamy historian only? “C "
, halfback on the Columbia eleven at _ Princeton's three , twenty-seven ”06km up m { “I!!!“ fix c333 7 . ~ We Bulk {9c the _ Defies this year but he isn't Gin to tilt along for another {Orly 3 do.
‘ . . tho polo Grounds, has had his trou- me. tohthe Tker:s-elght. and 125 Mme, ’ .. f - u" be} PM!!!” NWBk Flw‘nd looking for one um“ 11:“ :11qu 3 other hundred. {ilstrg-i (2:15 0
; bios getting his injured member re- ‘9 2 goals to 63. Canadian outfits hub ' .o o . ‘ ,‘ ' “the. (h mm {Idle am. “. 3‘1th '3, McGraw.~ J , i ‘ ,v o Rerhaps' b“? can “9mg. Lav - '
5’ paired. After the longest period of ' been held even in ' this lesson Baseball" 1,” moi-ed an ' AIMenbom W “9%ng Bed. GW- thefi - tion can satire? 3115‘s Bacang‘i ‘
inactivity he has ever been forced . ‘ , started at Inca-fill. 73m Emilio . . _ othor .- ,. T yo ,efla is m . . , _. . . i , _ . - no reason why she SJi‘S in; l. f
2 . ' ' - . *2 , - ~ w » Thoggame in which James starred » hist - (es the; record!
2‘ to undergo. howl-ch has come back - , . . Toronto University.d§s0illand,Aura . 4 i . w “‘ 7W ‘ . . ' . , 2 was a“. first in wméfi the " , ory, apropria .{ . ws us a 22
. again and took his um workout at , .~ . - . - Leas gave thotCmnbkl a good edge. . “Western“ Leagu last ‘ ' h ; . s _ W ".0" W“ P“'p°5°5 .3?" .. ...».a his
, . 4 . » . ; 9.. Jest. was nut a 0 taken-pmthmrm. and n n hitul volume his 0r.» “'
. . South retold yesterday. Winsor. after rem-1n: in 1917 r9- . .- - atom ommi-si , ~ _ g .
- amen 1; March 8-— 2 ,. ~ i “- ° 0!! When he's-hit furnished some .exeenent M be , , 5., ,1... ._
The Lion captain donned his silks . CAME . “w - ' turned us headcoach this Which“ . . .3. l , '. -‘ in thoiettmdnmeldlngamundo: Close "behind it ' ,. 9.“ ong n m ' 7 ..- custt’
Curtallinent °r “bl-“1° activites 3‘ “b M . 3 2 :1 . Ivy Johnson, another-young infielder: ' V amen in the "mug ham” sugges‘ (Mn ’.'.
For the am‘timo since he showed
0‘ fittm attention was. contemporary books. tr
' Kent
Harvard "was indicated at a possi- . . . M
' .33. critic- hi! best form last spring.
because H did not, wish men-
trust the team’s ounce. to I pro-' , < -. . . ..
“licking none the wet-36‘ for his lay- bility in a brief statement Med tO- tesslonal coach, or 'a ,p-alduato who. ‘ . HURT h: m-,aghgfing,&ek$$k grocewld. a young 3%“: iron} troversies. .Mlss 3h ..
. a Kmixch joggm around the as: by J. w. 1). Seymour. tutor-v desired a salary. . When' no .2 one ' _ . . 2 ft? 135cm 5. “new: or F “'1‘“?! 60.1319: 0! the Mr» ”mm. in the"??? $2,; L .
‘ track laid on South Field motion “mm; at the unlverslw. could be secured togaot‘ as coach ' ‘ ’ __..i___a ‘ the amt“;- a week} ; . . 5 than“ we: Weld pitched. italics: andhmtc“ “Ln . .
up through a light workout. The statement. oven out at: 1'0pr Win-or stormed into thumb. 'Hoii I J I -‘ 'mg,m2t° Iowfiwbnm h“. ‘ 9 en E0 Same {91‘ :. Bonthworgn'. em w in w a “:1 he a pm
program tor the next two week- to rumors‘that the Faculty styling is equeted...~to be back again next try 0 8 ton 1%.!“th “m.“ “om” or in; team and yielded only four hits. He (seeing that Its a 1‘ 22 MO. ..
'3' ”0M uponjin ', to fifth mining. . ‘ ioumallsm) editorial CORilllfin. gm
follows: , '
"There is a feelingr at Harvard
that too much attention is being
Nd to intefcollolhto athletic con-
test- and that the schedules or
athletic teams in excessive.
."Somo uoaiflcauons are contem-
plated. but as yet no "not action
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. . which required a resettllftj an- discussed college athletics. Wu as Gama!!! Ted CNIWV ‘1 “10 only out Of Wm 4‘11: tanner-son airfoil: ouan‘: mm “The“ Water: med him ‘” m 31:211.edli'ttol-ightAfuaitc‘lga'eihooct‘nz’.
regular graduating, but George ._ Sewnd In” Brown'Unlveridty man. man 1“ MB hy-mh’lteann stoic Pro, I visiting om seems. eiu'“
1nd~ scored. on, a double to left mi- 1 ' g. ’
tor by mat-once. - “ ' ‘
.OPDO-ed to Greenfield were two
pitchers. Bill Thompson and Walter
Roger. both ‘ New York “bash.
“Walker. Franny am and George
Burgess. letter mom; will leave col-
lege in inns-also. m will leave
Murray“ Bear and mu Austin. the
regular. towards:..1'h11. Chase, the
fast .sigatergand‘ (not. Hammond.
'3“
pounds. Mntyotgreo
- years old and
anus live feet seven inches. He
played baseball. too ho k
and but, othall. than: c .e,
The ‘Bt'oovkiyn club has released
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construction bankgroun“5'
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