Ti f Race Is Slow—Develops Into Wellin-i
misty for Paavo - Willie Sofia-gm
(ramps This Time—Granville Defeats Fri-
gerio in \i alking Race
‘ ’li.\2_t- \ ‘. 4.1.x“; :- ~'
Tait;- Kara. ...:c;.:.;‘ his Finnish.
u viva}. ~ IT. 5.x (\C-mcter
' than; ‘: ‘43 ..s :ht feature
i'f The gar." l:« I .113 l‘ifild .‘X‘°:
1.2 r.” A::‘ _»: 85111.1: 1:114.
4-. N.r;_.~ 7 1;. 131:7 zetord {oi—i
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‘lht’ special halt-mile in 1: 63
I nearest competitor.
“all: but redincd hh weed titer”?
alter and totalled atrong 1:0 ratio;
to the renr ot the flying Xurmi.
On March 1‘.’ at tho it. oi (1an
l.. New York i: was floral who won
forced out by the cramps in a race
the same dintAnce
i‘rigerio Maid.
Granville
3'. '
Juan:
1 mm»
_ naikel‘ oi Canada. deieated Ugo m-
'certo of ltaty. Olyxnpic 10300.net"
champion. in a 6.00ilometer wtlk.
Granville]; time wna 16:“. which
eslnhlle‘hcd : record. there being no
rtcmded mark {or the distance.
Allan Heinrich. Penn sun. “'10:!
d
“i h tour verd- to sport: over hit
Ray Dodge of
:he lllinoi: .\. C. Heinrich ran in
.11. attempt to lower the world's rec.
0rd of 1234 3-?- (or the distance.
htid since hit-i by E. B. l’areons ot
Ynlr. l’nrsone' msrk wan nude
my...“ s...
,. Barnes
$233"
in: Materiel
.u the Giants packed up and
went awsy to Winterheven todny to
have a wacttce rifle with the Col-
umbus Club oi the American Anae-
clstten. ”carat! "named in are-
sou to put the finishing touche- on
a few at his tater-ans. capecielly Ar-
thur \eht and Jack Scott. The-e
too. in collaboration .with Virgil
Barnes sod Bill Rysn. are expected
to have it big influence on the
\Vnehlngton series which will be re-
sumed in Tampa Saturday. The
battles with Columbus and Toledo
me in reality the last tryouts or
revere] oi the young hopefuls. itc-
Claw has p’sid attention
of late to Jack “'bncr. the Giant
right- dander.
"it tint tellow ien t right tor the
Li; lenguo now." said the Giant
“i 11:; running Hurt in the last lap
in xe.:y against flurrnrd and
,
t‘ «
lefi‘rith s timt- compares favorably:
.o'.‘ldt rim: thf condition. ;
RAC EGOERS AWAIT BUGLE
FOR OPENING OF BOWIE
ON NEXT
Trainers Appear a
—— Derby Horses Be
WEDNESDAY
tng Discussed— Clock- -
ers Prepare to Snap the Training Gallops—
"Thev re Off' ’
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e
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2;-.rt-.t: the acts;
“1.2:2- .'. And. :20
'.:__'s -..‘i: one have
“'31. cf'
it.
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, .r “u: can.
Anizmzzt Sac-
'. tedy and gut;
though 8i‘J'-‘>'
:.n‘: be in u Luv?
3’ ~ Ali hol-
‘ -_rc c-.~::gra'-
-ntih on appearances.
" _ Drr'. IO'JTCT‘.‘ sick man!
r.—
..iu.’ Lung-:xzield to
Jorreu
"\Vcll '- . .;~_ not looking so bud;
3 ursiif y . um; that's Lean
throng. . 2’:::_‘:;:. ‘ r.p.;-.-d
.lct-‘ncr.
"And 1.7;; 1-9." conunuui buin-'
guilt-id. adhering ud c “you.
look fine"
"I’m 0. K.’ acetitrtd Jack, “tut
:55: ;. little “Sink."
All 0: {17-2 have vantcred badly
‘mst :cw 'zppnru.tly thcv are all set‘
7or Metropolitan:
:es and l‘uturitie:.
"duct: doing these morning:
Belmo: t Fqk'f” Joyner one asked.‘
“.ch" the old trainer drawled.l
"lots 0: horses and trainers out
halves in fifty zecunds or :0 and
slow three quarters. Nancy Hirsch
is there and so in Billy Harriett with
the Coo horses. \Tilllam Duke. the?
imported trainer. is on tin: job with:
the Cochran string. mostly two-
zearmldn. Billy Hogan and hi-
tightly gripped pipe is meandering
here and there and George Odom
and brother Jack have their respec-
tive Derby candidates, Stimulus and
Summer loosening up.
Brooklyn: Dcz‘l)
ut'
.
3“}..—
: therc.‘
_G(o.‘gc car. get a good line on the
. ed at the possibilities
thOl'il had’ atnpped 0!! on hie trip
Vol
{ripe for them yet. Jack Mountain in
'thc two-yeareolde and generally get
: last full.
“ Tom Henley has gone to Ken-i be seriously ,on the Job.
l
:uclq to look o‘er the Wilson and
$13.01. youngsters but he‘u be bunk
in a day or two. Things are liven-s
:23 up but the light atmosphere
' hull it quite ..rrlt 0: We hover! thei
no!
real i...) morning sun ,xet. "
Ar.) 8:. Juan in your
Joyner. still on the witneee choir.
1'14: \t'Crw gust grinned reminir
Centl). '1 dont think :0." ho finsllr
..nJrcred.
lion! 1: Stimulu. looking?" This?
time the question “as addressed to’
Jdck O-Jont.
"There." intercepting Jack's an-
}1: one o: the grandeut looking
three-ytar-olde in America." said .
Joyncl’. "and be can run. but itch?
~Lu 3 Derby runner himself
.‘f‘_>’.tr. Looks like he and
born 1‘" i
3
l
in.“
use between them." Joyner laugh-
Jnch Odom shook hia head doubt.
2.:ng He (Summer) dozen 't look
1- .zle lush-clue horse to me." he
.~.:;. Jug. reminded Odom that
1 UR: Jan". ulnar: tell the story in'
Torre racing. Just the name Jock
Odom was a long way irom being
Linux-l that he had Derby mater-
z‘. Sampler.
'xe t'er “as about
a
71:?
Lil
11 th: best
. mg or Dcrby prospects inst tail:
fur'l- .larl; in Maryland
a ray 0! coming from behind and'
overcoming seemingly
7in., obstacles to win his races.
ls tlue’ kin-l of horse nh‘ ch win:
D-Tl'l‘izfi.
‘l‘alk follo‘ed of Star Lore. “'ill-
inn: Zelgler'e Derby colt. which has
wintercd at Aiken, S. C. George
North irom Florida to inspect him
and rep’. ted him a. grand ”locker.
Ftnr Loris name has been changed
.0 Our General (or some reason or
lie is by air until: and A8-
trology dud aptly named originally.
Dorm wearer the tncka at Jam-
3202. ..t Belmont. at Sheepshead
Bay. the all important clocksrn are
still tit-dating The time in not
i.
“22'.
making now and then rum to the
track to get acquainted. to separate
his bearings Mr. Owens. another
or the clocking brigade. known oth-
erwlec as "Teller." in not yet a reg-
ular attendant at the winding up or
the thoroughbreda. Gene \‘an-
Kent-en itself! even started the 9.8-
ueal or his “book." the mortar;
of the makings of the ‘ycarlings
which went on ado before iii-pyg-
Cai Dozier and ‘Jim Kelly are
making randy to‘ go to Bowie for u
look at anythln‘ new which may be
sprung there. it will be nboot the
first or the month before then be”
with the split second watches will
? Toucan.
2 Pt‘er. though much younger. Wie-
l ncr meuum 0 feet 3 inched in his
r stocking tact.
t Scene of Season's Activities’
loitchcrx up to June 1:.
lours nced- pitching and plenty
. that
lit. ima‘
inlurmount- ~
manager. ”he never will ire. uc ha:
etery naturnl requfi'ement of a m-
jor league pitcher. All I need in to
lgct 1‘. line on his poise or balance.
in “ill take eetcral games to do
that
'lltis means. much to the surprise
of the othhr Giants. the: 31¢an
intends to keep Wiener on the teal:
alter the regular ecaaon begins. In
tetween Big Jet! Picker and Jet!
Often he in mistaken for
lie he: long. flexible
arms tb;.t carry whip-like speed.
Bu“. “‘isuer iloee not dtpcnd on
speed until-cl). He has a wide
h“‘€‘.‘plng curve that comes up on
top 0: the batter before he realise.
it.
"\Visncr in about as good a. min-
or leagucr as I ever saw." said
Groxw Hartley. ”and I‘m seen them
all...
”eff-rave. policy as to pitching
for 19:5 is still somewhat o! it turn-
tin Some one asked him lea!
.nirht if he expected to carry twel‘d‘
when the
twenty-ave-player limit goee into
eflrct.
“'I'll carry tncnly
snapped nicer“.
it nocmry.”
“A ball club like
of
it. “'e'tc got everything else. No-
body can outhlt us and nobody can
outneld us.‘ My Job is to see that,
no club outpilchen uz. " '
““ but do vou think about Brook-
"' ' he “.15 asked
"The! club it sure to be up in the
fight somewhere. I don't see where
it has any particular punch. but it
has pitcher: who “ill “in :1 lot of
ball gnmee'
“Do you think Brookltn will bent;
out the Cuba‘.” '
”'Thete a tough qucatiug," bic-
Gruw admitted. "I nctcr figured
the Cubs would hate it real
chance for tlze pennant. Men with
Marnns'illc at short. Now. with
Maranvme out {or the greater port
of the season, t don't ecu where
they will figure- svriuuoly at all.
Brooklyn. with Rollin; leading the
club. ulna: e i: 'llulc ox he: danger-
one.’
Yesterday the Giants “cut over
to St. Petcrrburg and loet to the
Braves. 7 to 6. That was no par‘
ticular reflection on the ability at
the New York Club. the players say
McGr-nw is getting Just as canny an
Buck: Harris about preparation
tor the “Little Series."
The playcrgu well as manager:
care nothing 'for any game except
thou with the Senators. The npring
World's Serice is a wry important
fact with the Giant and Senator
lyn
players. it is :1 rent fight. 3“.
Grow in carefully grooming Kohl.
Berna. Bentley. licQuiilen and
$3111 (or tit: scrica. starting Satur-
r
Last night XcGraw gave Arthur
a kind but (it'll! rebuke for riaking
his arm by sliding into tint in held-
ing a. hunt. 8° nnxioua wu Nehf
to make the- play that. inland 0t
throwing the ball. he slid on hie
taco shead oi the runner. Ro-
Young previouely had done a sim-
liar thing.
"Your lingers and arms are
worth more to me now." Neal-aw
told than. "than a more win over
the Phlllies or the Browns. It you
must rink something. why. risk it
against the Senator-a."
L'go Friserlo oi ltnly. Olympic
walking champion, demo ted
Tuesday night in a. New for rsce
that he was tit (or iii. m thou-and
meter chellenge rsce with the Ann-
' float. on
“W has
eh
counsel. me by the sentinel.
. NEW YORK. liar. Zia-There
it e bitch in the plum 101- launch-
,3" the new Western intercollegiate
;m Mention in a practical
” . ‘At loutthcreisnhiatnoeo
’al the University of Malia
d.
Badgers will meet neither
'nor Calliornle on Lake
let on the wee: count this
univeraiuesconldnot come
inadmhrtbeaaak.
v.; .4.
the coach, decided that mews;
wouldnotbeineonutienflereonv
”Won three-1hr no: my
in: advanced in technique.
Even on matters stand crow m-
npecta at Wisconsin‘an-wume
ed :1 overly height.
the eight walehW-el
up toWssluuto: new
list "tummy Meow W
udwhiiithenoobeuwwfi
W theorem Ta‘,
“downtown“
“Afim
i
I’m. '
not. ~
“adobe: notifier-131,7,”
oi. ~ - .2 ,
shell.
and
La“
NORMAN E. 0R0“'S
PA ME‘i‘i‘O. Fla" March
Late last summer "Hook" Wiltse.
(or some retell ycer: manager or
the Buflnlu international leoxuu
club. turned in hie reeignation. The
team had tool 11 or i: straight gem—
cl and the tans nerd clamoring for
somehpdy': hide.
Dilly “'cbb, third baseman and
one at the popular HITS ot the
team. was named to succeed Wilt-e.
Under Webb'a guidance tho'teem
found iucli chl night and PI‘OCQPtlr
ed to tear oil 17 stroigbt Wins.
Noeruilalo ions are hoping th.
the team will continue at a winning
gait the coming «neon—although
it cannot be expected to set such a
winning urcak every new and titrn.
Webb to laboring diligently acre.
23,-— '
'to get hip team in good above {or'
~ the season. !
i looked the “int" team over here'
on my wsy to see the Philadelphia.
club in action at Brndcnton. lie has
an interesting ball club. Bill Kelly.
slugger o! the team. liret baseman
and Webb's clean-up man in the line
up. would 100k mighty sweet in any
big league batting order. How he
can sock 'cm. Then there is user.
eon. rightiicldcr and a slugger in bi!
wn right. The club's centemelder
Babe Dye, who in known in the
winter months as the chsrnoion hoc-
key player 0! Canads.
Cdrl l-‘Ishcr. submarine butter and
one or Webb‘s beet mound beta.
hendlce hlmeeli like Xullim'old Tig-
. r pitcher. is much the same in atyleland build.
,nt work behind the plete. He won
i
' ii
i
l
I
Thought I recognized the catcher
Vernon Spencer. former bk leegucr.
Another member of the and true
Catcher .\iickey XcAvoy. formerly
one oi Connie Nae'o hopetule had
later with helium.“ and Rochester.
Every club look- good theos spring
den. But the Bunnie outfit had the
goooa luv. ml and accrue to here
gained dome strength over winter.
They'll hear watching. nay- scribe.»
who hot-e followed the turn.
The town itrélt in as proud oi the
team an the larger cities are oi
their big league eluba. The park is
a typical Florian park. brood out-
fleidere. high wooden (once and semi
troplal border. beyond the outfield.
YALEEIEVEN
MAY BATTLE
WITH CHICAGO!
NB‘V HAVEN. Much :I.—-Yale
University publicetions are
considerable epucc to tho tote
which was peered by lllioole slum-
nl at Yale licking that s tootbsll
gun. he nrrnnged lcucen into;- and
the L'nivernit) of Chicago in 1926.
The role. which was preuuted at
a recent meeting or the club
trunnion. urged that the Yale tesm
come to Chicago or some
city and meet either the l'niversity
at Chicago or some other rcprmnb
alive northwestern clnon. Chicago
University in plgierrcd for the
game.
smug nrgutnenta are being pre-
eented to Yule nthlcuc sfllciala ta-
voribg the game witn Chicago but
although Hmud. Princeton and
Yale have recently \rithdrnwn from
the temptation to end teams gwsy
from home. it is by no menu int-
ponililo that it Yule eleven will
visit Chicago in. 19:5. For years
Yule he.- only played one gonn—
nwny tron: home during reason. but
next Fell will depart from that pol-
icy by sending it: eleven to Prot'id
once to meet Brown l'nivenity.
it is believed logical the teen:
might nttempt'o. similar game in
IC'bic“ ty going to the university oi
COLGATENTNE
ARRANGEllARD
8mm
RAMIL’POIS. N. Y.. March :7.—
The Colgete University 1925 base-
bell echedule. made
tom:
April 2’. Holy Cross: 'm i.
Fordharn at New York:" ., C. C. . .
Y.. at New York: 5. New York 17.:
7. 8L Mercator-e; 9. Syracuee. at
Syrian-e: 13. Cornell: 14. 8t. Lew-
public today.
reooe: it. Mame; an. W
Tech: 21. Vern :28. mulch”
24.311. st New ven; 315301!
Crone at Worcester: :8. W st
Clinton: 80. Owen at war:
Juno 4. Boston College’s. Prince.
ion at Won; 13. Cornell or
Ithaca: {29. ”en (Uruguay oi
cutter“ intuitive. )
m
Youngluhm 8‘ not
giving {
in'
lieu-by '
o
I
- W
mums rows m
‘ Dt'mutit. .\'. C. Much 2?: .
; n. u. 5.;
lbetruit (AL, ..... ...... 7 ll 8;
Toronto (1).. ......... . 3 s o?
'Stoncr. Pillette Ind “'oodall. Sinn-
ia‘e; Rich. Glelcr. Curry and Sinn-
,ion. Willi-ml.
DODGER‘ NOSE 0U! Tm
CLEAR‘VATER, flu" Hotel: 37:
R. H. 1;.
New York tA).........l0 1'8 0
Iarooklyn ,(N).... ..... '.ll 1: 2
‘ Shswkey. Jone- end 0 Neil.
Sclisng; Pettey. Greene. Burundi
.
and Taylor. Hargrevee.
SOS L.\CE PEUCARS.
NE‘V ORLEANS. Hutch 27;
R. H. E.
.Boslon (A) ........ . . 5 5 1
\‘ew Orleans '(5) ...... . : O 3
Quinn. Fullerton and Princeton:
Shea. Schvlling end Lapin. Smith.
BBOW‘SS “'31? mm
81'. PETERBBCRG. Flt... Starch
21: R. R. E.
St Louie (A) .......... a is 0
Boston (N)............4 10 1
Bush. Vnngilder and Severeld:
Dixon. Genewich. Grahun Xenia-
tnnrn end sterner. Coueincnu. Gib-
son.
means vam'r m
FORT MYERE. Fl... Wk 2?:
H.111.
Philadelphia (A) 9 is I
uiiweukeo (M) 7 7 I
‘ Harris. Meeker. Grey and Coolie
rane. Fox: Wolker. under. and
Skill. Young.
SENATOR! m
TAMPA. Fla" Merci: :1:
- R. B. E.”
Buflllo (l) ..... .5 13 8
wanna-(A) ........e it a
(ll innings.)
Prom Brice. hoard and Ike
Avoy: Pond. Reuther. Xogrldge.
anthem end Ruel. Tate. Bdrm
OBIOLIS mum
LEEBBL’RG. m at: 81:
- 11.
Baltimore (1) .........ii 1‘
Reading (1) ...........10 lo
Hyman. Sta-lime. Sabrina and
Man: Egbert. 3mm.
nnd Jackaoll. Cobb.
m
rm
PLAN‘!‘ cx'rr.
indianapolia (M) ......e t:
l
i
I
!
Phi'ladelghie 00 ...... 4
1mm
no.8
n. v
1* 2
n.
Pitt-m ......... D it
. (C)......_e u
conch:
«ti-risen sud
25'
GEORGE MY-
» I- ’
SEW BAVP'X. Merck 2?.—Lien-
tment ml lieu-a. morbid light-
tu I‘hl. deciah'CIy outpolntcd Georgie
Dsy. of New item. in the ieaxure
at: round boat at the Kutmeg A. C.
here tact night. Baird‘s stilt panch-
iug body attack “as too much (or
Day to solve. \
Young Leonard ot \anllngmvd.
reared a. ttchtucal knoexout over
humbert imay. ox amuse. tn the
list): round at their ochsduiud ell
rounder in the Delhi—null. Bndy ap-
peared in poor condition. his only
quuhicauon being an ability to ab.
eorb pununnient. iteteree Buckley
stopped the bout in the ritth. when
uruuy wna bleeding protueely.
George south. or uroonlrn. wan
Awarded the reieree'e decision over
Cnucls Burns. 02 Waterbury. The
men (ought. fact for likht heavy-
weights.
nee Gan-en. or \l'aterbury, won
the decision over Joe )lorgan. ot
mdgeport. by I. opectncutar sixth
round rally.
liAltitURD, erch 75cm:
8he\lin. welterweight champion Oi
new England. were a close
decirion oter "Rocky“ Smith oi Bet-
tie Creek. Xian. here bu light. at~
ter the meet spectacular tight seen
in Word since the legutntion oi
the open.
Ehevlin was almost out on his ieet
in the seventh round but Smith. de-
npite his heaw hitting. could not
knock hint down. In the eighth
ahevtin Ileged a spectacular rally
and carried the round by a wide
margin. 'lho crowd ditrered a: to
the winner.
In the oemi~iinnl or eight ”on“
Vincent l-‘orgione. other tort. won
the decision over "Ki ” M oi
liotyoke. in... Eddie Lord of We.
tel-bury. detected Johnny O'Keeie.
liminary and “alloy“ Andre. ot
Hartford. won the‘vcrdict over John-
uy’hxon ot weapon. in the other.
no
at.
o
ORLANDO. PM... M2
3.711. E.
Cleveland (A) ......... 2 7 1
Milt“ (N) ......u’ 0 O I
'fluutfismmmme
WNWHL.’
'protnioed to meet Defom: on
in. set oi articles.
. contrnct.
’ mining to elgn . contract and 3t:
BOUT
More Time to Look
Gilberto-Wills Match
All!“ 1: SCYB Mullins
CHICAGO. yer ’.'.—.t;'te.— on all-
day centered“. Jimmy Defor‘et.‘
new matchmaker oi the role
Grounds A. C. Sew York. left in:
night for St. Paul without the :15.
nature of Eddie Kane. manager a
Tom Gibbons. !or a 15 round con-
test with Gene Tunney. America:
light heatwweight champion. a’ 'he
Polo Grounds. Sew Yrric. or. June
Q
Rune rate no innit-atlas that in
would reject it: til».- :lc--le~:
for moretimc to consider 2'. it.
t
“A!
1‘...
return here Saturndy. when t.
gotietione will be renamed.
Del-‘orttt went to 5'. Pan"
_:ittexnpt to obtain the egmtur
Billy Gibson. runnct' e managrr :0
Tunney thce
Harry Grub. world: mlddle'telgl.
champion. in St. Poul to nigh'.
DeForest said he had cite—rm:
Kane 30 per cm. 0! the receipt:
which Would amount to more than
8100.000 a: Gibbone‘ share pmxitied
the gate renched abccz 36'.“ -
DoForeet figures the much «.1:
r
Finds— The Hold
By JOBS it. POSTER.
(Copyright 19:5.)
TARPOX SPRINGS. Florida. his:
87.—-\\'ith "Belay Doll" Jacobean and
)lcllanua out o: the line~u9. the St.
Louie American do ht: rtumtle
much the Browns 0: old and Gtarge
Slater no 't quite sure that he kncrs
exactly how he will till their tlacce
it they do not reporz.
Jacob-on is training with tin.
waukec teeth at Sanford.
been permitted to Join the Brul'rs
camp becauoe he hasn't signed .2;
lmaginc a ball ptayc: do-
E:-
ing an the way to Florida to be at...
when the but cutie. but no one 3,
puabed the button yet and '84:}
Doll" Bill may be getting a :.2z.;.
anxiouo McManue to comet here in
the middle “est. Nothing has i».
heard trom him in camp and 2.
reported that be u in low
By no menu is it a bad man:
which Sister “'1” mnnagc tlzzs too:
it within. a fighting team and
i: the rub. it “‘1“ have to
{letting teem because all t:
Browna are not a. young as
were and they moat enter the (.334-
W with every ounce ot atom or.
the boiler thut it will hold. That
on nine wicked tighter: in 121;:
year's American league and they Lr‘:
beginning to sharpen their eplltcs a;-
ready.
"1 bet-e never emitted 9- 5F?
training trip more in my lite.“ Elsi: r
told the writer. "it to n I‘onderzul
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