m HAVEN. April .——Yuo Is
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11! 39621333 outdoor meet or the sea-
3a. the Penn e‘ay games. April
m, to which the one-mun team
wilt be sent togezher with half 3
3:13:61 other stars in other events.
" The team has covered its d2 stance
in clog to record form in practice
and in the competition with the bril-
£1.11“: fie: d onset-ed a: Philadelphia. it
§$~pflsszbie that the existing mark
win be low-cred. -The presence of
Chaflea Gage 0! Yale, Tierney of
Holy cross, Bohannan of Virginia,
' find Allen of Harvard in the event
forecasts one of the fastest mile re-
3’; In! races ever wiitnessed.
{if Coach George Connors today an-
} nounced the Yale team as follows:
FL? Gilbert W'hiprlo Chapman. of Wood-
mere, L L, Lnarirs Stafford Gage,
at Brooklyn , James Osborn Geilfuss.
o! Hil‘aaukee7 and Bayes Marshal}.
Norton, of Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Chapman. Gage and Geilfuss have
won middle distance races forTale
for two seasons. Norton captained
the freshman team lass season and
won most of its sprint races. Con-
nors has coach 9: him for a longer
distance. aithou g): “is specialty was
airvass 'he {uri Gigi. nsficad of the 190
yards.
This quartet has represented Yale
In most of the indoor meets this sea.-
son. Morgan Aircrd having been se-
lected in pin so of Norton in several
of the mac‘s. lvar-:1 will go to the
Penn game .15 a. reserve runner.
Yale will send Sylvan Strong
Scholpp, of Jamestown. N. Y., into
the pole vnul‘ at the Penn games.
He will again meet Libby‘of Dart-
mouth and Owen of the University
of Pennsyhania, with whom he “as
tied at the indoor pole vault com-
petixion.
William A. Comins is expected to
make a strong bid for the broad
jump. He is covering ‘24 feet 4 inch-
es. his previous record. and has en-
tirely recovered from the sprained
some which handicapped some of
his leaps last year. He lives in Staf-
20rd Springs Conn.
(Hark B.Milii1;an, of Pasadena,
Cal., and Henry 3L Bollard, Jr.,
have been developed rapidly the
past winter by Coach Connors and
will be enacted in the hurdle events.
The: new Laphnm track house will
be ready for the athletes April 15th.
This is one of the most elaborate
athietic club houses in the East,
combining iockcrs. pools, shower
baths, dressing and lounging rooms
enough for the entire track squad.
The team: was today transferred
mm the gymnasium and the indoor
track on the campus to the track
7 and 03d clubhouse at Yale Field. It
7.“. has made the ’ st showing generally
“7., in the indoor season of its history
and it closed the indoor season by
going to Rh *3. and defeating Cor.
nail in the fi 2 dual meet ever-"held
between the mo universities.
BILL TERRY T0
REPLACE KELLY
7 Youngster from Toledo
Is7 Sh o W‘i n g Peal
Form in Giant. Train-
ingfiamp
NEW YORK. April 4.——The possi-'
hint; that Bill Terry, whose sensa-
finned play has been one or the few
encouraging spots so far thzs spring
on the surface of Giant hopes, may
77 replace the veteran George Kelly at
- first base iooms in reports from the
camp of ms National League champ
Ions.
7 Terry, who came from Toledo is
characterized by Manager “John Mc-
Gx-aw as "the sweetest- looking bat-
‘ tar I ever saw step up the plate." and
.coopzed with reports that Kaliy is
of! form, observers see prospects of
another switch in the club’s Inner
defense. '
Haifa-aw frankly admits that his
team has not grown up wail so far
In the south. Hugh McQuulan he
- says, is the only pitcher in first
elm condition, while Frank Frisch
my: Boas Young also are hitting for
saw their usual form.
“Onr showing this year depends
:emefly on the pitchers." he says
is the best new, but
lack Bentley. the big toothpaw, has
reported weighing 21 pounds less
than he did a. seen- égo and charm
grog}: Ryan has hnd‘a sore-3m
um Hchf' is starting flowly. But»?!
7. KoGrsw’s‘ m1 finds. homer :3:
7m outfieldér, and W’
”mi-pro infielder, who my
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CHICAGO, BL, April 4.-—-If qual-
ity counted for anything the White
Sex might feel fairly certain of turn-
ing up with some left handed pitch-
mg strength. Fi\e such Variety of
athletes are alternately sweltering
and sweatingin the Pale: Hose camp
down in Florida, but if just one of.
them produces in Win mean con-
siderable to whatever chance the
Chanceless squad has to break into
the first division in the pending flax
jaunt. '
fi Among the five fellows Who heave
"with the wrong arm is Bib Folk, who
has put his outfielding' ' past he-
hind him. Bib was a butter, and a
good one, when he first ‘attracted
the attention of Sex. scouts at the
Universityi of Texas, but when he
came into the big show, his pitching
or of His hitting so he drew a. place
in the outfield where he enjoyed
only indifferent success;- ' '
Falls: might, have blossomed forth
as a pitcher last season, but his own
attitude prevented it. Km Gleason,
occasions, but Falk always declined
He even hinted that he might quit
or that wasnt bunk.
What made him change his mind
about pitching this spring isn’t.
known. but last year he gave as his
reason the fact that his arm wasn'i’
long enough to permit him to pitch
regularly. He, claimed that having a.
short'arm meant that in twirling ho
had to expend twice the energy nec-
essary for a. pitcher with wings of
normal length. Maybe he wars-ism
and maybe not. He also argued that
he wasn’t going to take upgpitchmg,
unfit for playing the outfield. Every
man for Iii-ruse};
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The other four portsiders are Mike
Cvengros, Henry Courtney. Joiner:
Luis Davenport and Roy Moore.
Courtney and Davenport areracnnl-
who went. back to the minors be-
cause of lack of control. Both; Wm
be winners if they ever are able to
put the ban where they want it;
Moore came from‘ the Tigers tomb.
1y via, the ’waivex- route out: Oven-
gm :3 a. hang over from the’ last
season.
Moore originally was selected for
fame by Doc W'hite. the old White
Sox star who ought to know a, iott
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SEVERAL PORTSDERS 0N :7
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Will Be Leading Left Handed Mien—-
McC-lellan Sure of His Berth ‘ ' * ‘
possibilities were overiook'ed in "for _
then gamer-,7 mentioned the sub. 7
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the team and-go to“ work In “may“
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ruin his arm and then find amen '
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hands: when he sees one; Cosmic”
Mack got the lad originally. but
gave him up and 7 ed him on 7115
Detroit. Lack of con 1 followed
after the luck the Box new in ma:-
gros and Thurnston. last season they
are willing to take a 2:119an on any.
body. -
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1y. His work last sermon nite m.
Grow mod to chose him book. to
the gloom was raisin? :mpreui'vo
bue a. had a. hilinz’to weakening
after about. scvan Innings. This was
’dne to the inn: malt he brqre down
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