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‘ Baseball At High Sohool-F—Thr'ee Bouts 5 (”till B_1\[Lflllfltg‘
OACH GREEN CALLS OUT __ YANKEFS BEAT l BACK WITH THE GOODS »
if} N. H. s. «BATl'ERY CANDIDATES BOSTONBRAVFS , BUSY SCHEDULE FOR
Come Three of the Rookie Pitchers With the Braves
_ . . . ...:_- . _,_ ‘ .
First Session of Green and White Diamond Art-
IN EXIIIBI'I‘ION
:—\
Clashes With Mike Castle in New .
Monday Night~AIso S' 'I” .
ists Held Yesterday—Holmes Will Be With Luby and Vincelfidesafor .
Mainstay in Box—O’Brien and Gorton Are Hugmen Minus Babe After Bout With “Chic” Suggs It .
Catchers—Expect to Have Good Nine in Ruth S m i t e Hub land Champion H or
Z; Field This Season lfltchers for 20 Safe- 3, “l W ....\
i With the tins! basketball game ties . e 5
being staged at Danbury this eve-
ning. thoughts are being turned to-
ward baseball. Battery candidates
reported to boson k‘errol 8. Green
yesterday, and train the large num-
n' Surprise ,
of Last Season
Hopes to Repeat
er. mesnuno. r1... lurch
18.—The Yankees made their om-
clsl debut in the citrus fruit exhibi-
tion league at Water Front Perk
here yesterday. where they met and
tJl:‘—'.;-_
11..
b" °I "amen” ”:‘firgrflffief' demand 3°” 5‘“ a" 8m” b’ a” manner. LEAGUE. -\r * » 't W“ "
orted s banner euaso _ ° - . . r. __
p in qu’lefl 101' (bl. year! ‘ggre- Score Of 1‘ to 10. It w" ‘ I”! ODD nm‘vs TEAM , 7
e ‘ stternoon one way and another. and . ”
gsu'on wui causethe local coal-h ' b bed b it: h it hens“. 1 _ 3 To.“
“dent, c trouble. irwin Holmes. the punlshment a sat y s a mun, ...... 93 96 1’0— 3...
°° ‘. l 0, pa” 3.93m mu E dozen pitchers was only equalled by u . . ‘ ..
reliable ””3“, but who m. um [he dcflght oi the Bt. I‘etersburg perry .......... 90 90 81— 2‘1 . r .
fights-.031“ be. is the problem at tans who were out in large numbers Weingartner .. “105 73 “3_ 2.: v
u" ”mam mm" 83"" samek' cap. to we the conmCtT t m: Ireland 91 96 as— 252 ‘3 '
-- ' me has turned The luppert Rifles had 0 e O ., ‘ .
tall: at Last year: n #1 id without the services of Abbott .........1 1 87 95— .33 .
in some neat exhibitions with ama- L119 - 8 un Mr G u n ,. - .
tour mm» and m” “”3" u” 9"” ”w.” mm. 894': civilian costume Total ....-..-.481 447 504—1432 s j.‘ ‘
in; burden wrta Holmes. (.oach ltuth apptnr n ound his ELKS' TEAM. _
0”“ b” ‘ "umber 0! capable re- mm a new band“. u t u: b ~ Nome.- 1 2 a Total i "
oelvers in U Brien. a. member of the woundtd linger. in spite l: Gal 8 ...........113 115 86— 3” - 5;,
team tor the past two years. Gor- senco or Mr. Ruth the Ian ie'es rod Must-inc ......... 91 86 92- 2“ 1‘" _ -. an: ‘
mu 3 member oi the Stratiord nine heavily on three Boston pltt:t ere I; Ayrs‘ult ......... 95 93 ”A“ z ‘3 . . my“,
last year and s new comer at the 10- landed tWenty telling blows or aub; Rledell ......... £5 _ ‘5 , ,. _ - . ml:-
cal High school this loan A“ 135“- Clem ““18 ‘° w‘“ ”‘9 “m°'d “ Nosck ..........1.‘l.t 9:. ”4— 33. ~ : r. a
tery Cdndidliloa will report {or prac- Mnrquard. Joe Gencwlch 11:0 Water: Gonch. Jr........ 1:: 90— :13 . . . ‘5:
tice MC“ day. Benton were the boy! i? th N w _ _ _ _ I I- ‘. . _. : ..~ a:
The schedule for ”1° ”a” "me" "”de 5" “"“mwuuy y ° ° Total .........51ll 51:1 «HS—1303‘ ~ 1 ‘
will be composed ui fourteen games. Yorkers. Enri Combs led the st~ GROTTO TEAM. 3 ~ ( . ‘ .
, “gm 0; “inch are scholastic league kee sharpshooter: with four hits in Names. 1 2 3 To“. 5.. m
5 games. The wlnm-r of this league. six times up. but it we. Welly Pint" L. mm 90 94 90— :‘3 ..~ ‘32
p which is' known as the Fulrileld triple will) the D8806 ““0“ In the Schultz. ........105 105 l“?— 317 , ‘*‘ issuer:
County least“: villi be presented with eighth inning that tittnily swung the Frank ”......“ 99 Wt 93_ :96 ; r . . . . .1, d. .x M
s sliter lining cup. and each it‘itul‘ tide oi hullle toward how York. Meeker ......e. 97 85 101— :x‘l " m . ...
man oi the running time will be \Vaitur Beau, I-red Johnson and Lindebel" ...“.104 91 “5_ 3” 5 :~;-; . I erg.
presented with a sliver watch lob. Urban Shodrer worked three innings — _-_ __ _ , a' _ .. J .__ f , :u ‘
The teams represented in the 1888‘” each (or the Yankees in the order Total . . . ... .. .495 4.9 sub-HBO t ,- c _ .. a name
”e: “Hakim Greenwich. Danbury named. 'lhey Were only nicked (or By ROWAN 8. BROWN. MOOSE TEA'TM. ‘ 5;; ..., ... .1 ”a.
d \‘oruaik. The local nine riays twelve hits all told- 0‘" the Braw- ‘RG F Mar 13 N’smes. l .. a Tom > .., “ . h :1 .1 .1 (€qu
:30 game. \\ th each oi these teams. concentrated their tire and crested e fraPEgI-ZFSB; ... cm”, H .“m. Schulusn ......108 108 125— 3“ 5 m tr} -. U . _ a H.
L A 2 third "will! _ l ' °‘°“ "“ ’ - Anastacia st 9~ :«3— :r:' - , -_.
“a the team that has the best lot oi dininge. In the his min campaign or a r ..--- _ _ , L-Silll
.. -- all tor tlve hits and great he‘ll“! '- ¢° ' , Gonch. Sr. ..... . . .o . 0 .m— - . .. . .
standing or the ‘mu-r 31m“if: fitting: 52?;yrulh:mlulf;e lltth they damaged through the strength added to thrir Williams .......107 13!: llr._ 3:3 ' ‘
rehuéuswn‘ gjthh': Bforzteimllsseaeon gJOhnnUll‘ to the LXlCI’il of four hits pitching stall. the Eastern Lemme Seneee ”...“..13: 55 1.;5_ 33., ‘ ",
orme urm - ‘ ' \ h e a _ .
and alter a. bitter light the locals and tour runs. bhocitcr came :::'iuh:t;:l1:.:::li‘: ltT°Y.uu‘l°” - ‘l' 5.9 5H 53., “.5 JAFK D l I;
oIDlurod Lhe LlLl‘P. GrPeL‘inCh W38 through unharmed. . . ould realize on - otsl ......i‘.;.: ‘ - . . 'J
the W... ........m M "'1 “1° "W“ "°“‘”§..};“’M’“_”m.f: 31: 35.31.31" “a h Tells Foster That When the Ball Won’t Break ”weft" 1“, “it”. Tom: ...“
basketball HUG. BOflon Sid” “'35 ram 0 e ' 7Q_ .... 5 j
Among the teams on the local new third sucker tor Mai. bifisncrotl. ‘hfbm.1$::.|np’:§2.:li:;callggltlho Right for a .Week in summon He’ll Be' Howard "”"" n 96 8:} ‘5; “1‘: iii
. bOve menuon- - bhnl ,Iuarrloit laycd with o a last . n . H , . Bags .......... ~ —-— - _
33135323038113“ and Stam- n, Villa-{it‘ll}: BKOWN =oeason an: “as up under the big tent your 'out has tuned themh‘ntp Clio)" heve e 8 Through -— Cooper Likes New 13:13:93.6" ........ cl: 1” m— “7?. r—
. ‘ ' ‘. I ' lun sees-so. ‘1 ‘- —'-'.‘ »
10rd Hlsh- Although the" 1' 00130 What will the 1925 solfins aen- ‘ once More a“ “ '°°"‘° “'m’ u” b" ume' “I come mm Place — Roo'tie Root Ma be a Star on V a 1‘"
~ . . cult. And at some time all three or - y um. . .x .4— -..
”WWW "I“ ”1" “m ""mwned 5°" h°‘d ‘0' La'” Mbhnm' ”‘9 “m" H" had '1 ”Hebnuon ‘u by th were with the same club. Finnegan .......119 114 93—- 33:
may not be represented on the dia- man who furnished the biggest sur- hlmocli today “'1”! three two~bsg- “'em star M Robinson ....... S: — F2.
mond lor the (inn time In the hm- time or the 1924 season? Kern and a mi“0 in “‘1 “m" ‘i- “L 12;“: ""3 ‘o‘mm'em we" naked By JOHN B. POSTER. suiting him. Some players are very ... __ ’ ~—
tory 0‘ the school. Right now the matter is “Vin; Rube “mallard held the Yankees onion; the best pitchers of the‘ (Copyright. 1925.) much better when they are taken Total .........459 452 435—13.: 0:.- r ..r :r‘
A new eligibility ruling that will Larry. his home town folk of Shur- huh-es in the first three innings. but ; . - . . r » . .. »
be in ef‘ect at the local school will on Pa the club memters ot thelhe tired in the tourth and was MO?“ “”“I'- ”I“ mm“ 1 (John B. Foster has completed out of a rut. even it they hate been it. 0? C. TLAM. ,. , . - -
require members of the teams. in ad- Cedarh'urst club. Cleveland. 0,. and bumped tor a quartet ot‘runs. Kyle Graham}!l blsozzafirrfiu: . the am ... of his tour of the train. “0‘“: well. h 03:31“ 81$ e23 .3._:C5:31 filth.” ’ I I :2“:
(”Mon to the plasma 0! three meJor many Sol! ions considerable con- Gencwich W” h" freely. and dur- 2522;? frzli’tenwli: the liostonians ’ "’3 camps. having 'OOkOd 0v"- the 051332.“; 2:33;“ ll: yhuounge: Tookyer"..-..:..::.. 8‘s i2 \‘Z— :7.) ‘ “3;!
subJects at the end of each semen. cern. mg his tour inning stay on the he! eeason. He won :1 and '0“ it three Notion.” League teams which nice em shoulder delivery ”m. Jam“. ...-....'1[,0 H :4- 3.23 , » *JIU‘
“I" to ’be certified in each subject Little was heard Of Nnbholtz out-Imound the lemma. accumulsted “mos st W'orcesirr. Alphonse are in California. He is now in hil speed considering that he. hasn't Plullne ......... 85 85 85—— 255 rm'“ " "
"my two week" “do 3mm mm" um” M °M°r°° Cleve“ hm and “even mm' “mm Kemp was also sent to Worcosler way back east to see the other I n ' tired to u“ “ much “(I Hollywood ......to: £8 91— 96.3.. — »
r.” WHOM] WORSMOMI mum" at “me them mu lead in the “dub but. wound up with Plttstleld. Ho‘l thirteen major league clubs in action looks "k0 . pitcher. "Bill" .Veeck. ———- —- —- .; -
"HIM“ “Ck last summer. A few "mm“ at u to 10' Ju" to B,“ o collected 17 victories and 9 defeats?“ their southern cant-p.) prumem of we Cuba ‘11“ u Mm Totsl .........468 43;: 407—1397 ... . _»‘
days later he had set the sport sure that there would be no Ii PUD Joseph Batcheldlel‘ was the ”,1“; El. p.\s()_ Texas. March 13.— and sighed: High mngxhsflwse. 13:; 3100,... '3... . . . v—g;
world ngog by dermmng no ‘9” a in me decmon the “ugmcn sailor;- Eastern beeguer. He served the (Em-onto to the Southern Training ..1 “fish we had ten more like High 3-strings—\\'liilams. 353.: j - ‘ ,i .—
soldier than Gene Snrazl‘n. And he ed Larry Benton tor three extra in - x.,‘ it out with the Worcester Camps.)—The Chicago Cubs will him. . Mo - Yr“! _ .- ‘ _ _ . v:
Edi'id ":1 his "St 0! victims Henry ““8 m the ninth. team. lie didn't do so good. Won have two of a kind in the pitchers There is one more pm." on the High gumbgmmg 1.075. .... ._ — » .3.
finial; :Z‘miiaclk Flo-”63:”. fife "m,- to and lost 9 games. box this year. One is a right hand‘ Cub team who must not be over- ’ ‘h ~ “ :‘
Barn... ”Mfg-'50:»; ;:g\,.:"fh' “1;" Outside of these three men. who or and the other e lett hender. but looked. "b m n Pittsburgher. lie Frets-ms] We|9§glnlunt. 5,...
felt. lie-was about to m'cetlhls tier: I ‘ seemed 1“" year ‘0 up" onl) ”up Alexander and Cooper—right end has been up before In the big los- M‘Nh 1" - - ‘ ‘ .1
'00 \‘nilllo'lz “a. d .rmwd p at l: sorting. Edwin Van Brunt appears lite handed rospcciiwly—ln ""1" gm... Atler g trial he was sent to 33mm 6'1" “' 13 “El. I.
..mfm,‘ “for; ..m.'. ...:l‘ . tm 1° to be the outstanding "hopciul." time have been .hlg winners in the Pacific (‘oast League. The at- gnu ,,,,,,,,, 4c 31 1. any. . ~
KAV<\¢ (‘ITY ”\i'lrch 13 —An-i the match J) .1 N bus 0 “ n This despite "1" {act ”I“ he comes baseball {or ”I. National League. most-here. food. or whatever it h Moose """" 45 :8 20 26831 ‘ 2‘
“ ‘ .f‘ i ' - I ' ‘ ' ‘ ith onl semiopro esperiencc. And it is rar‘rom certain that their . Odd Fellows. . 48 26 23 this .» A ' 1
other il'iunlph tor midweslarn bas- ills may all through the tourney lip w I l t . in h 0"" “me is p out here that changes the moods K. of C....... ‘s 2 2: 23034 . _ _ . _ . .
ketbsll has been regisered at the ns- was superb from every angle. He. too. is s bg 0). an r hi n“ ”‘58": ‘ o a man r o! the and the skill or ball players. has Grotto 4i :3 1,5 233‘; 37‘
A. L' e t in ro- lt w m - six rest. He has an easy one 1:8 K ‘5‘ worked u; spell upon Plitonger. He - - .. . . — W
tionsl A‘ ' tournam n p as S Sho‘ung m "m" NEW YORK. Marci: 13.—-Pasvo .tyl. which most pitchers luck. National League. who had been I l“ mu ilk the ban lever who Red Hen ..... is i. ..t -lm‘l .34. .'
"“"mu here. matches that won him the 10b as ' ' . ' h ' i h n \lexandor from the start 00 ‘ o e ' p ' High single—First. Sicl‘lilit. Odd ‘ --‘ ..
h 3-» ntered f o . , .\urml. Flnlnnds sightseeing inVsd And he has g Inst ball that is i e “a C l 8 a , was sent away from the “at He ’ _ .
Out oi l c . teams e r m pro at Cleveland. He had teen pro or just hack from his Jnuni through talk of the bailan cage. or his career. said he would be out fl m ‘ "K k b is . ll d Fellows. lain . ..."
coast to (“01:53 eight ratings—3;” at a Lima. 0" club. comma and the Middle “‘est ran Th“. seems to be no effort in or the game m two seasons because 3:: s (I: ety‘intllfztlon not :ing‘na High single—.second‘ \\-1311;m~,_e .~. " _
from the rn W0“. rema. no 3 9 Early in the winter the Cedar- ‘ ' ‘cs v M 142'. _. >-
° c- . ' ~ . . m otlon was ullin his _ , 0009- » _ _ . is
running yesterday. hurst club sent him to the Pacific 3‘” -" 0n“ h“““‘ ”‘0 miles “60°" his delivery “hm he uncorks this his side or m d 1 “i; l in ion; lhe wire to put on the infield High 3-string—“‘illisms. moose, Tar ~.~ ‘ ' l ‘
The tour previous tournament. t f in .1 , , 135‘ “mm at. ””3 Ram” 0’ ""3 0'9““ test one. it seems to hate little arm out. Alexen er a at p tc ng in case one of the Cute ‘6“ injured. 7 M . ..1 l. ..e
1 cm or e u n er compltition American Athletic club in the 71"- etua as it starts» Bill l have it on The same manager predicted thll d .9 I ' I ‘ ' ' A ‘
here all returned Victor! rom the there. While practicing for a game Regiment Armory breaking his 0“ g h ldtl rs that it P00 9' would not h“ but Cooper He is on the e go of being good High marklcss ung1_hmgmh_'rrn. .
central states. Butler College. Indian urry developed an ailment in on, ‘ - ‘ 1 - the word 0 t e 0 me n ~- .
.rl
spoils. won last year.
All ~ -
Teams from distant points started
dropping out early this year. the
Crescent A C. Brooklyn, Metropoli-
of his feet. The trouble handicap-
ped him to such an extent that he
had to withdraw from further com-
petition.
sY mantle:- penny
record {or 3,000 meters on the WI!
to the finish.
Easily distancing his three rivals
Nurmlt covered the two‘ miles on the
lgrclind. Later he caught up with
Goodwin and passed him. but the
New Yorker came through with a
"gets there" long before it is
pected.
"It's the nest deceptive test ball
['ve seen in years." remarked Art
ex-
FEWAMERI
Is still pitching and last year was a
winner.
I! this pair of veterans should
turn up with forty victories between
pionship life in mine.
ball won’t break right (or me for a
week in succession. or for a tort-
nlght. I shall begin to believe that
enough for a regular position and if
i-‘riberg's underpinnings bother him.
the Cubs will have a better show of
getting on than they did last year
go twelve rounds. but Paul expects
to end matters inside of six rounds.
which will be no easy tsslt. Biki has
Elks. 97.
Fraternal Leegne Individual fiver-
ages Over [00. March 12. 192.3.
_ . _ . -. when they had no Plttengcr and ‘v _ L . ,. ._ ‘.0_ 31; » 77"
up champions. who brought a fine Rest was probably what the root ffllfigafilfinz3:23:53: ,1“: 5;?“ D‘Vlm- cm“ "m" “‘"h‘n‘ V‘" ""3"" m ‘19:“ m: C‘;"';‘& M 5"" when their infielder. constantly m:::_‘,,:::?_. (1;) EUR; {33.39:
{1’1” "1;“ “1‘- ’" ...... ...... ..., 2:12.53. “3:1.“ .‘2:..°°1..'2' .: 12.12:": :.2.:..11:.1~.....:" 1 ...... ...... ....-. m m meson- .. v‘ 1 ~l sport Flas:
0 “‘5‘ roun - trouble has been rilmlnntcd. lmtlsi- .. . ' June on. W se.. 45 4663 In 3: L
The second round eliminated the wise he has entr-red the big totlr- FfodntbonglllI: 30%;;mhzl: tll‘epNeI: f M out'for experience. bl” the h Algxntligor ”,1" :60 no ”‘3“: wtln Noiizlltmséll’t‘sfinn 43 4523 lo; 3: .-. ...
Conn.. and two San Francisco quln- neys. confident that he can hit the York A. 0. who finished live yards Braves wont east him l°°”' e a on not a “1°C”: u or Sterling. O. p” _ , _ 43 4933 10-; :1. ‘H H gm“ mu
hour.“ , pace he set last summer. m front of'Jlmrny Connolly. former Ignatius Mulch. ”mm" young- ”T; seasons o crime] k BERLENBACH ls Schulmsn. Moose. 43 4:84 102 .~ . . :3.
With three teams. Missouri leads Nabhnltz g, om, 23. Apparently Gmrgetown a". Andy 0,." run. stet- getting s tryout. made a rep ‘ inever 1.12m ottgdiage noik- . Ayrsult. Eiks.... 4: 4279 101.37 -_ .\: \‘ 1. u
in the number of survivors. golfing runs in the Narholtz fatn- ning unattached. was lapped by the "uh the Dover. Dd" club lest een- art“: :flmy he! :w :e .lth Arcana!“ I Hollywood. K. C... 48 456.3 ”2.17 ' . - . ..
No games were scheduled trim] ily. His brothers. Henry and George. r‘lnnlaz. flyer. '°" “a w“ ’“mh‘w’ by u“ "u“ "5 s ‘5' w 5 ' °' Rose. Elks....... 42 4240 100.40, ‘1; ,\ lull
afternoon. are coming stars. “'hat was advertised as ‘ih‘ndi- Braves late in the season. and later with Chicago. You can Abbott, 0. F”... 45 “:9 1,.” ..., l... ’ .9;
cap affair turned out to be a scratch Ogrodowsltl “ only . semi-pro usually tell When you srm ‘3 going Meeker, Grotto. .. 47 4706 1.... l; l W . .l. '
race. which took no little interest star. but h“ name alone should 3'" to ank up on you. “filer Jflm' Ill...
from the Nurm'i Special. st s.ooo ”'0 mm" 00m. concern- Brave son me he knew when his was red .1 .1 I \Lw
. ‘ er I meters paavo was clocked in 8 min- scouts were startled when they went because he couldn’t make the ball I ‘c. -" 3-,.
...- 0“ ~ utcs. 26 2-5 seconds. two-fifths of a to deal With him ‘9 find ”‘3‘ he Wu“ sail. If he did have a bad arm for land \ | ._
second better than the standard he ‘ "3. agent. He “'m' t0 have 8 two years. as-lt was said he had. it NEW YORK. March 13.—'l'he last 'vin'i' > ;
set in the Garden January ‘15. world or ““1“- HOW he "94190" "15 \vas‘not so bad that he couldn‘t show at Madison Square Garden be I S" ‘ _\',
Goodwin and Connolly staged the eagle eye of half a hundred busy pitch Washington mm two cham- tween big fellows will be on to- START SEASON In .
VFW” scrap in the race. 3’ “mg: ivory hunters until last year is a pionghlpg last year. and I am pro"! night. when Purl Berlenbsch meet! j“: \
l'° ”m ”can“? ‘0' "1' '1"! mm m'"’- ~ sure that I have 80‘ A b" 0' cm' Battling Slki. The! are signed to it ‘
___ ' ‘thcn Connolly was the first to give When the
‘ _ \|:[I~ [‘I
\li Ill II‘ “a:
fi. . u not boxed tor three months and is .S‘ ' 7": .. _ , , .,
Alva??? tkfiflmfihg“ m“ I m ‘“'$'”“§“éei" wurl h“. 3° ”m“ “cggmy "'5'" m” '°' crane-cab March 13~‘ 5‘“ - I
ll t be ore surren . _ “a ' ‘ ; ow r\\- 4‘ “ ‘ _ . . .
By LAWRENCE PERRY wild concerning a reported intention scratch in a three-mile handicap. T0 comm IN 2:3!“ y :gsgunmgmor fig: "H.32rlogbdch Manager Grant W. Cunlifle oi the g 01):???“ ,. fc
(Cop I ht. 19"_) on the part of Nut-mi to become 'a outraced three veterans. to win ess- ' It Cooper improves in his tem- “r“ ‘ bit from his eitorts he may Stsmlords. tormerly the Saint Mary 5 my: 1.....- -
citizen Of th United Stat The “Y in 14 minutes. 14 seconds. Willie hl . h" f Plla- _ " Mull team. snnounced 3951811111! ,; . I, ‘ ,
.. NEW YORK. March 13.-—!t is now only foundatieon this appearseio have eronen. a Finnish-American team- B 33:22"!th ggicagsosan; 1:011; should 1“,}; a tougg:l “as o! 1:. l d that he had already recolt'Ed a num_ {Mn < . ,- ..
7 ‘ _ _ _ . o . ere w s we ve~roun . . ""- ‘_ , ‘1‘
Mme:l:hcl:htah:::ah;tlimh:rn;hcl: 3331.23” PM“) 8 sum“ up” "1° $222..mi:2"i.’£él§“én5“3lc°’v$3 not be worried by other matters. he semi-final between nankle School]. "°" °‘ “m“ "m“ "”‘knw" ”en” 6-4- '1'
by Nurml and Willie Ritola. this
winter will not be officially recogniz-
fi as world's records.
'. . is to any that many 02 the
“laces run by these men. dis-
” that never before have ag-
é-fig‘ in track meets or in the record
" will not receive official sanc-
‘I'IH r
r35: Morals! comment and remark to
- ' by men prominent in the A. A.
, ”Jess to this beliet.
it” ‘T the same time. no enort has
. ' made to discourage the econ-ts
”motors to give to spectators
thrill which comes of record
achievement by dividing
into elghths and quarter
But, since he is silent upon every
subject. there was not the slightest
reason why any significance should
have been attached to his reticence
in this matter.
The truth is that Nurmi has not
the slightest intention o! expatriat-
ing himself. and this information
comes from a source convincingly
high. He will shortly be homeward-
bound and probably glad that he is.
That Finland has not the slight—
est idea that Nurmi will not relin-
quish realty to the land or his na-
tivity is made evident by the tact
that the State department has no
knowledge that the Finns are plan-
ning to add to their standing army
retsas. Greek—American A. 0.. was
third. Each had a loo-yard dart.
Fred Travaiens. old-time terrier.
dropped out.
Willie Plant. Ameria'e m
walker. stepped to Victory in 1 two-
nfile handicap. nesting Philip Gran-
ville of Canada. by halt a lap in
18:52 4-5. Joe Postman of the New
York A. (2.. who gave Plant a herd
battle for a. mile and a half. was
passed two laps from home by Grah-
ville and tell titty yards behlnd the
Canadian. Granville started tron
scratch, while Peennsn was allow“
eight seconds. ‘
————_.._'__
GLEN NA commen- WINS.
According to an octets! o: the
United States Gel! Annotation. lit-
tle has been heard at. headquarters
regarding American contenders to
compete in the British champion-
ships. George Colletl. tether of Glen
Ila Collett. has been h communica-
tion with the national body regard-
ing Glenns's entry in the women's
championship at Troon. and it is un
derstood that Walter Hagen will
all for Prestwick immediately fol-
lowing our own national champion-
ship. to date no American sma-
tours have signified their intention
of competing at Westward no the
week or May 85.
will give the Cubs what they have
needed since 1918--n lest bender
who is an every day terror to op-
posing clubs.
"I think I can win tor this club.”
he said. "There is a lot 0! sctiVib
to it. Grimm and Maranville was
alone with me and I'ltnow both of
them well and know what thsy can
do (or an infield. If I get a start
that is anything like hopefulJ Ila
sure I can travel test enough to
help the Cube a lot. My am is
good. I don‘t need to hurry it and
and I am not going to attempt to
do so."
Cooper has no sped. a) grievance
of Bunnie. and the colored middle-
weight champion. IArry Esirldge.
This will be Sohaell's first appear-
ance in the Garden. He went to a
draw with Tiger Flowers and best
have Sheds. so Eldridge is not goo
ing to have any cakewalk. .
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it—Despite widely circulated
and apparently tales reports the!
Babe Ruth is new a member of
profeuioasl baseball teams in New_
Iork state who ere anxious to meet'
the local segregation of ball teasers.
when the season opens on April 12.1
The fir-a. letter to be received was,
from de- flsiford. manager of the;
Wilmington considered one of the
fastest semi-pro teams in Brooklyn.
Hunger Cunlifle has started to ar-
m a schedule (or this season in
which ll. intends to book only the
but teams in Connecticut and New
tori.
A tome: New York University
“I“... Hanger Cunllfle is anxious
to obtain a number or teams in New
York that have been recommended
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