.1. .mm M :9.—
1 1 .1. mmwhe wontwo
1th an championship- and an-
‘ v.1merflp in another event st
15- hlt Olympic Games. he.” mt-
teflve training for the 1931 re-
“on on the Seine.
wifi) brought the
Kelly.
M walling chnmplonehip beck
tour seer: 88° will
Philadelphia
detend his championship in
in the
but will be seen
double“~ soul}: with his partner. Paul
not oTuesday otter the University
fl Pennsylvania inunched it: two
”I eight- cared shells. which bear
m names of “Joseph E. Pennlman
find J. Hartley Merrick." Kelly and
‘ Walla took their first outdoor
.work of the year on the Schuylkill.
In 1920, when they genie: the
clam ionshl s at Brussels, t ey re-
”gaff-3% \ esper Boat. Club, but
now they are members of the Penn
2A. C. This new athletic organiza-
on does not have a. boat house of
own. but permission was granted
it: oarsmen last year to row from
the Universliy 0: Pennsylvania. club
use in Friirrnount Park.
halt was from the slip of the Red
and Blue boathouse that Kelly and
Costello boa: ed their double shell
last Tuesday They posed for n nem-
ber of moxie men and photograph-
ers and then hopped on the trail
craft and landed upstream.
Kelly and Costello won the na-
tion’ai don-bl Ls championship at
Baltimore las: August but they are
likely to SI: d plenty of opposition
in the Ame-icr an Olympic trials to
be held on the Schuyklll on June
. 13 and 14.
" There are at least two outstanding
double: that wi1l make it mignty in-
teresting tor the Penn A. C. peir.
They are \V. E. Garret Gilmore and
William Hapgoci of the Bachelors
Barge Club of ti: 1s city and ““alter
‘ 1?.er and h: s Du“: nth partner.
Gilmore :. 1d HangQd. beat Kelly
ind Costello in I'll? Cannd' 1n cham-
. C.i:1.wine's last sum-
mer, 1.33:1 :13 Same crews mat
: - min in t2" e no: lanai at Baltimore.
the Ohmicp pair triumphed by a
margin of '3 4— 3 seconds.
_ STELLAR HORSES
- AT lleNGTON
Kentucky Jockey Club
Announces the List
of Entries for Com-
ing Event
LOCIS‘VLIL E Ky March 29—
Announcern n: was made today by
the Kenrflsy Jcc‘xey Club of the
"" list 0: enzrles :cr 'he C’ ark Hand:
up and ti: —3 Grainger Memorial
Handicap 1110 cf the no, 000 stakes
mt wil i be run at the Spring meet-
in: at Ci; chx'l Donns. Both are
for three-v3r-o' as and upward. the
Clnrk at a. mile and e. furlong and
the G: ainger Memorial at a. mile
sad 3 quarter. Nominations for these
' events closed on Feb. 23 the former
reaching eighty-two nominations
end the lat tcr eighty -‘i\ e, the entries
in each being practlcaliy identical.
Host of the stars of the East and
the ‘11 est are included in the 10...
Admiral Grayson's My Onn being
one o: the few heads the list in
point of tame. and of the notable
flour-yearvolds that are missing.
Among the older 1111 1.1mm, Zey. Ran-
genes Stable also has named Grey
1“ and Mad Hatter. In .xiemori-
‘m has been entered by Carl Wiede—
mun. and Harry Payne Whitney
nominated Resenge, Enchantment,
Mair, Chickxale and Picketer.
'7 “hers well known in the division
are T. J. PendergastB‘s Bab McMil-
hn and Parader J. Smith's King
Women's Seal, J. McMillan’s Flint
atone. Mrs. Wertz's Chottagong,
li‘rederick Johnson’s Nassau Hal
.Pflce Headley’n Chacolet. Mrs.
rune. “'hitney’s Dialto, Exodus,
finenraker and Selim, J. A. Coburn's
bobble, J. S. Cosden's Martingale
ind Duhun. and Mose Goldehatt's
"M Tree.
may or the best at last year’s
Wear-aids are named. including
£11..V'nnderbllt's Sarazen, H. G.
“wells Senator Norris. E. F.
W’s Happy Thoughts. the Ban-
PM Smole’e Bracadale Stanwlx
H3613!”- E. B. McLean’I Gold
1 . and Mada: E. R. Bradley's-
M Brine:- and Bob Tall and Mn.
mfg Kinkey and Denier.
mam-3w or the his we clone
{or spring practice the
comes from 133918116. Flt..
_return to the Stadium.
'ww re-wvetw ”a
1.1.1.61
CREE 9%
Rickard ’ After
, 1, Air Bout With
' Delaney for
' Summer
NEW YORK. March 29,— «
Rickard and Tom hie/tr .
”ding high for the prop?
middleweight Champiors...
between Harry Gre.
loner. one of a scar 1? if 1 ‘-
for the coming sun
Want: it im- his Jnr
bu vested Mch-dle v
, If” Rickard one bitter.
j Harry Lenny. who it
dbnntinies at «the Brrj:
is almost ready to sign '
maker McArdle. 'rcm
mb’: signature in Enl‘xt’
but the Champs g...”
NEW ORLEAhs. Lt. March 29,—-
Col. Jacob Rapper: and E. G. Bar-
row, owners and business manage:
o: the New York Yankees respect-
lvely, arrived in New Oriental this
morning. To the personal friends of
these gentlemen the occasion we!
pleasurable. but to the men in the
iankee ranks it was something else
again. In tact, each rookie saw in
the casual clance or Col. Ruppept
dark and ominous signs of Woo and
evil. Before the sunset chimes ring
in the old quartler Francais tOonight
the guillotine will have done its
bloody work on some or the rookies.
There will be no changes to the
veteran personnel. The team that
played in the world's series will take
the field against the Boston Red 80::
0f the youngsters who trooped from
the four points or the compasl to
this melting pot of America's no.-
tional game a few will remain. while
the majority tered forth to other
scenes. It’s great to be young and
a champion. but not so great to be
younger and trying to become ,4
champion.
Earle Combs will be a new face
in the Yankee group when the boys
Combs in the
expensive youth from Louisville. He
is as fleet as the wind and a. slug-
ger. but not yet a good fielder.
Hninee and Hendrick round out the
reserve outfield. The question of
whether Gazelle. will remain will he.
settled before Sunday night. There
is something to be said on both
sides. The same may be 'sald'ot the
catchers. Huggins may decide to
keep tour catchers, and. if he does,
Luke Urban has a. fine chance. Aut-
rey has a wonderful future. but now
is lacking in experience.
0! the pitchers, in addition to the
his five. there will be Rectifier and
Pipgras, who were up last season
two youngsters will be carried. The
competition is still keen. but this
writer has faith in .Milton Gaston
of the Daugherty Silk Sax. Gaston
in anything but a. polished pitcher.
improve. He is amendnble to die-
clpllne end susceptiple to sensible
advice. C. E. Olsen and Newberry
are the two next in favor. The
latter in an exceptional left bender,
although perhaps n year 0! develop-
ARRANGE FOR
Horse in This Coun-
try ShOuld. Help the
Sport
NEW YORK. March, 29.——A c0111:
plete agreement on the conditions
or the three races in which Epinerd,
pate in this country this summer.
tonight. among Epmaxd'e owner.
Pierre Wertheimer, Major .Aogm
Belmont. James Shevlln end 15. I.
Winn, who represent: reepecfiVely
the -three courses over w ’
tonr-yeer-old will race.
to the Gnnin star show now present
the holding of a. series of In};
but-he has a. lot oramn, and will“
EPINARI) DATES *
Appearance of Gaelic-
the French race horse will particle
has been reached. it was announced _
"Nothing but death or an accidem 1
COLONEI. RUPPERT ARRIVFS
, IN YANK TRAINING CAMP
That Several Rookies Will Be Given
Their walking Papers Before the Colonel ,
Is Thereer Long— Will Hold Confer-
ence With Manager Miller 1111ng ‘
meat in 3 good minor league would
benefit him greatly.
There was plenty of action but lit-
tle quality in the guns between the
Regulnrl and Coltnayesterday. The
youngsteil won by a score of 18 to.
5 for the reason that they tore into
the offerings of Waite Hort
lad
knocked him all over the‘held. Joe
Bush.
who worked‘agninst Hoyt.
was not perfect, but it may be said
that neither of the veteran pitcher-d
was trying to do much more than :
exercise his um. ,
Harvey Hendrick had a. great any
with the stick. He stepped out a.
home run. and double and a triple.
Gehrig also did some terrific hitting.
He. banged the ball harder than he
has at any time since the pitching
began to tighten up a
bit.
it'll?
Stone. the New York licht heel??-
thetenroundbutfloetthe
Velo me A. C. or Home. on the
night or April 7. Mike Burke of
Greenwich Village“ will take on
Tony Btobennu. of 311mm in the
Jenni-tine! of ten rounds
club 0'! the noise Coast
expeofiedmiolnthenodgeumme » X
wanton“; a. nbneu‘ we: all
epflnftrfltrtaxherehnflyorm
The tanner m of“ the Mind
We!»
to take part inmost MW: snork-
out.
Jones was height from Portland
last winter and squire new part“
with 820, 000 in cash for his release.-
According to the tom: of, the tron-
nelson the Portlnh‘d e111» will roo'
celve an additional 85.0001! {head end '
Argentina, Itzlsy and MW 7,
30rd? WW?
chemwnmmmu.—‘or
.mbmmamthel’orflandelub
1, end‘thenthenodzera aim-ea ate
:eoeepted the cont-act neat to him
3) by the Dodgers. but did not go
through the tormniity o: signing hie
fwent through some considerible
‘hnotinlohnm n’ecleeeusbell
to mu 2 retraining three weeks.
the hint 85,900 at the m 4323—.
”New the den}. Jone; however.
name to the ”M
_. WWW
In its effort: to- induce Jone to
join the club. the Brooklyn team
dicke'rlnc with the .Pertlrgm club
end the infielder. but- until 3 any
or tree m Squire Ehbeu we: not
raced-unite 1mm- em to bring
chant n uttlement; Ebbete refuse-
to mm known the detail: ot the
c‘ompnomme which an been reach-
ombntitlcbeneveditn (three-
cornered, ,m‘ helm the m
‘ ‘ ’ find it an we
Joe Klemenfifioinggoedwork
st second bone. but, 0: come. he
hue.
{keep Johann in the 111nm. will 28-.
my. Kinsmen indeput W e:
,‘Xeyeobne be: I: Jone- nuke:
nhitntihcnudhmfiere.
holinrd. outside
yelled "I M”
Titanium has shown
turkn'rvemball and speech or a.
a» one. Whether or not Thompson.
who in now 112%.qu
his debut
hie college
mondtodate.
e e ‘0
Roy Meeker. who hopes to land
a regular pitching berth with the
7 .ndvintagem or
twenty!” or delivery. Most. pitch
of: its content to be either. side
Athletic-t he: the
nrm‘ or overhead humeral.
given credit for having good can-
sidearm or
overhanmInncthehumorecon-
trot @mwddeermmnmm
who {rem tn that style. Wheat-
annotheotnmetotbebfllbe.
hive Menage tote: hyblc
mammary
trolwitheithe‘rtho
lessee W
be
hilt.» slim
new
or the Aihletieo, is . a
like em O‘Neil, now 0
'SOLO’Nellinhisyeu-swfihfiuin-
"'dtnmmnflmelymitta
‘ihedldnoakthebaiithe
chalked up 0. been hit without look-
ing up. When mam connects
with the bell the sound is not an-
like Wetsuit-inn wad of pot-
uwuhefluMI‘hoclw ring
thathebenumlhrnfikeoumh.
$1358-
Stanton: create. the mine dell
thud than he m one on the
non
Pel‘donnllyiknowornomntn
the m I'd tether see
ammmnplncnthmO'Nem.
1mm his
unprofitable venture flat
ammonium neurone-e to
magma policies. toner-din; :to
'mmNeona-k.
imrfle cube m rennin: late
Thompson
V Geormdreeh Imhman given a. try-
, out. by file New York Yankee-.1.
drawing more interest over: any at
the chem»? camp in New Orleans.
me the hip'pleet guy in the Yen‘-
' ken.
" himse!. in Paul Kritcholl; the ivory
limiter the new Thompson first and
W to complete
rremelnetooeaeen
inviewothhprogreuonthedia-
seen.
Bolt 8:517 mused-one; of
Mb“! sun-
or W mmfieeom men :3:
orbitant that he ‘
I. chance in the azvsr:.re c' ;
son. A
> The Nostrand o‘ ‘
‘ his bout practicr...
will bring together P
Frankie Genera {or
weight title. Phil}
ll be ready to: lg: .
raccoon as some
5 thing is arranged. l'
Pancho’s manger,
tram Seattle Sn
Kid Norfolk nun.
peeranee on April 4.
A. C., of Boston,
ten rounds with
lint time the Kid is
Battling Siki. at
Garden. Siki grit
Substantial forfeits
for weight and 11p
101k can't make
limit no title will
ash‘l‘lrfolk gave (in;
Pittsburgh three y
had his hands full
every second they ‘1‘
ten rounds. The r :;
gagement is to a r:
Thompson
a beauti-
postpcne
flecks: lo
Teams Will Clash
Evening at the
mory in F 0 u .
Game of Series
. The Norwall; I51; Ii 6
V Red Men will meet ‘-
2 the Armory, in the
series for the
P7!
city
pionship. Salter; C a
combat Train will meet
outfielder 1: 11
liminary fame
“I. Red The inn ans hale “3:1 1-“:
and the Big iixc 626
Men will be w: l '-
George 831321
and the ,
dent that they
UP-
Danclng will fr'
e. Music will
the Jolly Five orctz-is . .
MIKEGAZELLA
GRIDARE
Yankee Recruit is
ed As One of the
Football Player
. the Country
and when
cool-er:
(*1 e5. T"E
“J1;
met out
mm in- l
N
T
Douthet
NEW ORLEANS,
like Gazelle in Del qr .
”er to the Yanks. The} c.
directly from Lafaxezle 1:.
your end he speatc ‘ =
. time with the ““or
While they were on t) a ;r i
7 title.
Mike is a member
tinned in nearly all 0
810m of All America i’
is deceptive in his 111
league clothes, tor he .
small and short 1:: .3 .
' . =1 1. finxeeteeven andara
lee-Tan: ind “weighs 165 p0
I, ' B Miriam? and 0811111»? :
a 833 k 0‘! the impression 1
trillion» day he a big league 1.
M in I quiet cm“ 0 '
' m 0133th F
/ hadn’t been e‘iscaxcrcu
, r he might 113‘s ‘
' minor for the greater 9
'7 ' h; comes from 2h
' I‘Lcountry which pl“
and other coal
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