chines H. Ebbets or the
in Manager Branch Rickey
may. still trying to tool
in extended negotiations
‘W mull: in a trade being
between the two clubs.
airy Ebbets has been cox:—
am; Rickey is a. tough bird
with he has appointed Jack
. a former employee of
,E and who gets along very
. the Cardinal pilot. to act
obi-12.8 representative in the
. . .7 now being carried on.
._ long reported deal is in the
‘ but it has not yet been
9. However, according to
Milton Stock the player
. grants to trade, will be a.
& Wilbert Robinson'i collee—
at talent before the champion-
sensor: gets under way.
m the Robins were in Tampa
- afternoon Fournier was
, . about the deal. Jack would not
No details, but he predicted that
would soon be traded to the
think‘he will be with us before
season opens. ’ said the Robins’
baseman. “With Stock on Iour
“"centinued Fournier, ".I think
f It cause all comers a lot of
f‘ lo and I would not be surpris-
- like happened to finish one, two
Founder talked to Rickey last
t over the long distance tele~
. but when he emerged from
booth the first seeker would say
mills beyond that the deal had not
' closed. The Brooklyn club re-
”Bathe did not intimate that
at negotiations are destined to end
" smoke.
. Ebbets Disappears.
' in order to get more details of
‘flfi'trafie eff orts were being made
£9 (at in touch with Squire Ebbets.
figment, Ebbets did not accompany
fi. Robins back from Tampa He
'W in th 3 Senators tramlng
I ' and mav not show up here un-
fit as; afternoon.
ff f' if. is possible for Fourier to
m the deal he will do so as he
a. great admirer of Stock's ability
‘ ever since Milton told him that
wants to play for Uncle Robbie
this season the Roblns’ first seeker
has been making strenuous efforts
to Induce his manager to obtain
Cardinal holdout. Eonrnler was
ml: to grasp the opportunity to
f as the Robins“ representative in
the deal, and if he happens to be
Will Open April 12,
With Relay Team in
Clev eland Inter-
scholastic Meet
m ELEVEN April 2.——-A zen—
am meeting of all Yale track can-
m varsity and freshmen. was
. :t the track house at Yale field
I at 4: 30. At which time
Connors gave a brief outline
like work. t9 be done during the
x
The echednle for too up iversity
team. as rehased by Manager
1924s, opens on Saturday,
”1‘2. when the Yale'relay team
m the Cleveland Athletic club
Mansfic meet. The team is
a made up or Chapman, Gage,
and Norton. with Clarke as
' man. Other colleges to com-
f m the relay event are Notre
I . Syracuse and Dartmouth.
32in complete schedule for the
f inas’ollows:
m 12 Yale relay team at Cleve-
{April 25-25, Penn relays rat
elphia: my 3. Yale-Penn-
out}: triangular meet at Yale
:m-IO Yale ‘5 Princeton at
field: May 34 Yale vs. Harvard
Madge; May $1,1ntereol-
‘ 'r_ at Cambridge.
f LES, Md, April 2.—-—The
of the movement to enter a
' composed of oars’men of
devolved hr the ' W
have not been identified. Ede
thing that one 0E ,
ers and perhape axi infielde will go
Phiillee, it. is reported.- is 1!
Cards it Rickey can give I}
could get dy High and a. catcher
from the Robins in exchange for
High and the Robin hacketen.
booked to play their third exhibition
game in the spring .training this at-
last night the contest may: be called
so a few hundred dollars, as it cost
a small bank roll to charter a spec-
ers here from Feesbm-Ig.
CARDINALS IN "
National Beague Club
Assured of Tempo-
Grounds for Season
ST. LOUIS. April "2
Browns from excluding the St. Louis
man's Park as a ball ground, was
today.
euro the Cardinals 3. place to play in
St. Louis until the permanent hear-
ing is held It directs the land own-
dinais leasehold as had been requést-
ed by the Browns because of an
overdue payment of rent.
According to the Cardinal's. man—
agement the failure to pay was
merely an oversight. ,
that there'was no onther place in.
St. Louis where they might play. and
that forfeiture of the lease would
mean disaster for Cardinals’ finan-
cial prospects. It is said the Browns
started the action against the Car—
dinals because of the latter teams
objection to proposed nimproveznent
at the ball ground. .
JESS WINTERS
TO THE COAST
Is Sold t0'the Portland
Club in the Pacific
Coast League ‘
PHILADELPHIA. prri! 2. -—
Pitcher Jess Winters has been sold
by the Philadelphia Nationals to the
Portland team of the Pacific Coast
training camp at Leesburg, Florida
today said. Winters came to the
Phillies from the New York...Giants
Manager Fletcher planned to take
twenty-one members of his team to
Gainaville today for an exhibition
game with Toledo. Fletcher said moat
or his recruits were playing good
ball and that
then: would released.
fistic realm is mdfé’ated by the u:-
cent elevation of Abe Goldfiein to
the butamwelght throne.
stein climbed there by his science.
He took the title from the. webbing-
veteran, Josephus Lynch; by on
pointing that crafty old biz-3. ,
Back in the dayo—not so tai- m3:
Dixon and others won their tuft ,
their ability to sack when the sock
knocked ont’or pnmmefiled into Sub;
mission their opponents. .,
turn over Catcher Henlmo to Sin
3:
catcher and an infielder. If Rickey
Armor Fletcher’s ' Phillie: are; r
ternoon, but as it rained heavily '
off. I: the game is not played Fletch!a ;
er's club will be out of luck. and oil»
la! Pullman car to bring the play-
“*BROWN’SPARX >
rary’ Use, of the
.-——A temporary '
injunction preventingthe St. Louis. ,
Cardinals from the use of Sports— '
returned by Circuit Judge Frey here,
Issuance of the injunction will 85— f
ers to refrain from closing the CAP:- -
He testified:
I .great sense of humor.-
nly tour. or tive of .
How Elma have changed 1:. the
Gold- u
either—Terry McGovern. George»
a,
Stock, it is said that Fletcher will
transfer Hennne to St. Louis Ito:-
warns
ens whammudmb-
‘iemsnand is 363:); to We” the Sea-
tine) readers the W'_
;club, as‘hefio‘w
By Rom E. 3m
The placing or the martian and
Norw
B'eantitul snow. ..
.
filing pa the slow: about.
If this weather Keeps, 53911. the big
league teams will hate-1.6 open their
baseball season on snow lieu. ;
The weather man certainly has
We xii got
a fine fang}: out o: the lime joke
that he played yesterday. He should
have saved it until next C.
and then made us a present; It
would have been muck moor.
thing’hehad not: when. he foams out
or the boat with atrium: 7.
. 1! Mike 1.. doing the right thing.
away we the read]: or the bootsth
he also taken palrt in: since been
sum or 818, 879.70. ’3' . »,
W
Clint and Cement of Special Interest E
alkFans.
311.03me
champ- He was handed the nan-c f
f evergreen mu.
pennant; I
barrio:- oeougbheretsoI-fl ff
\fiandaixplwhm
mammefio
mmlfithbelmhewfii‘be
ammummmmm
f #I It oi."
in: new but um'm-
son. has been lot out by mar-aw to:
the were... one 3e theme that a.
I year in‘th’e miners will on film good.
niacknelanegrdnea not weigh
’13:: step he haemlm lets com
Wire 1391!)!!!er
teamVIn'
thedrouioghsa more than two or.-
Ilngghe amfithew mane
Towards boom mj ,
tin" Internatioml 1m club in:
j‘ made a distinct bit with Bush, Blah»
Frankhoueo: is s. rookie Mania
jg?” twontygfififi , 13“}th m. .1.
once. ‘But whet Sum-eases ‘
I 31:13: no £6 doonfide in
, e. ’6. man has
‘himaeft.
Brunei: feel: that with the
some...» his Who can develop
.hizn "into a star Ila short order.
.91.... his United 3...... a: .m..
be m... in Cameron} 'I‘ir'e
bikemrteimshasm'mnxu
mmaeekamnmthem h“.
cared!
-.;o e e
3.
Money has the obenoe or a. lire. ,
It 12¢ takes care a! _
one. fish
mussel; he “rigid make _a. inn: deal
of mo gnawing against
f' Leonard madam:- night was noth- ‘
3a; to brag about‘aitlxongh he did _
will the belt: 333* a; knockout.
he must have a. neat little seek put $0 ’ ff
ing time came. Thougla'ds either.
' " r. .
W1 WWflowalaiou-f1i
take our hate on: to
Mr; Sheena: would do well it he
would use his proper nom de plume.
We bell, eve
but, de—
a... flfidxepart Herald.
apex-ting: Editor,
Evening Banana.
In reply to Shaken? article in
:3: Bridgeport mould. concerning
Orwell Sporting Club, the
_m:mem- rzfie club min ignor~
“wmgc 1W the: do a lot or
_ rung creation: the coun-
' made excellent headway.
flnotbeaneasy
been in more: to wnon: this 1.2mm” f ,,;
. Boat Race on th
.3 Blue Crew IStrok
than they were 1:15.
. f Iirc st 0;}:
' feasible:- member 9: u
_ f m Mom-15c; 15
my short of practice , .f
, ‘Vetorans Left Out
"‘31:. 60331313 the Can; »
' 1 Early-seem to above
best combination from
at his disposal, 1.130531.
éntlyhaa been new. -_
bridge in m 13
Ionian” an {ken
which has not by any on... bee?
uniform. any: are critic;
“The Cambridge crew in rpm e5!
chanson in order and alien,
wfltaa An
Old men in The London Telegraph
“Visitors and resident: at Henley
have had an excelled chance of coin-
paring the two rival crews and. they
certainly make” two interesting
crews for. comparisonE-foord, a
strong, heavy. rather «sums: crew
Cambridge, 5115112. neat and IImucI: be!
to: together.
“At the moment one would a.
the Light Elna would prove severe}
lentil! tester than the Dark Blues
ore:- the Bailey wombat if the?
“one utilize their strength to the
teat advagtm tile Dark Blues will
Wane...
ummwengaeusmmna
will been Win Win. as
they give every indication. barring
f m from
f exclusion of Smith, i...
1 mi Topnam, the Po:
various 5
weight who was gnen
advance with the rest
i and fire President a
fflvadfat in common
coach, Colonel WaLL
nearer appeared 3.0 It. ‘
form when perhaps,
their; to get a. place '
the present bow,
W in the Third
1‘03th tailed iron:
inra. ‘long' crew.
“The Light. times .
trial over the regal... es
they'did :3 min-ans
snowed a. good turn c:
corded by Oxiord on 1.. :3:
In“ With a. Cl:..:;_..;I .r
rowed {rem Ma: ' .
gotta. start. in ii
“a. very good t :
cummces. Tires 2
were made in the 22-.
{y Elegy showed to e .
81. xi}. {i that 12¢“ 32...: :.
vies magician. wLo .5 ..
to his best term; 3:. -*
N. 3 and IMaCKab \
trial in this order,
nbge it will be re:
SCANDAL OVER
KEISER 39L
,fCharges Blade That
Attempt Was Made
to Take Title from
Harry Greb
_BALTIMOB.E,
f‘ Rich! Franklin,
Olympic Athletic c: o
f . oi the Harry Grcb-l v
hm March 24th. :0:
bomb into boxing cir
i declared ' before the
Com mission that
k
“0
preached with an o--.
' have {fie referee gave
I' would cause Greb to
. {newelght
title. a..." ff
, Kaiser so severely the; 1' c
f , we: made late in the
mm in the twelfth rou
Thewggeetion to “fix
a!
the fight. Frank’in told i
don; adding that he
Men" to the proper. .
4. mentioned the name of a 13...... .
land. 215:} men.
Chairman Cogswell of
{338303. Bald he would 51:
7' Grail of. the principals of . r. b
before the commie
many afternoon. Jimm}
Greb‘s manager and .l
‘ - a: handle: Keiser.
.59
Won to referee
' Wight, also will he cells: C
to ascertain if he u
to “throw” the fight.
did not Ir: Ifer ee,
:lclated.
f m Al Foss. cf oilsburgh,
%nt final}: sgrred to com—
leave Frar. lilac the pro-
~third n: ...n
and telephone call k:-
e was to be “-‘ramed.
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