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OLASTIC LEAGUE TEAM
CALIS 0TH “MATES
.First Training Session at Hsdik Field This
THE HONOR OF THE PACIFIC COAST
Is at Stake in the Big League Scrambles This Season
‘ being put on his sll American foot-
the other to place among the ten
Wiers Scol-
CAI’TIIRE TWO ALLEY TITLES
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Chicago Also Wins Two Championship pscL
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Afternoon--Have Good Material in-Squado- . Long Is Wmn’er in All Events “1th
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Coleman Charnok Wlll Be Mainstay in the , n- Columbias Versatile 0f 1,977—Sdlupp-Tiafich Are F lrst In
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'Box—Stephen P. Clairol-d to Coach Outfit fl Athletev'gill Give Up bled—Green First In Singles
.. ‘Cnadidates ot‘ the Sophomore hampered by not having mmdent Eridack oil‘- M” BUFFALO. N. 1.. April 1.——Chic—l of the “mam", 9...... ““2
is C‘- Mm oi‘ the Scholastic league of thn experience. and ‘h. Scholastic ”'8' D M W ago and We ouch won twolscoro of 1,268. «'31 3: ”2.5“
A ‘ 1 "ll hold their lmlial "e ”mum greatly “‘1 in ellmineting championships in the twenty-firth fifth place. ‘
also 301100 “1 ‘ . , 0 Wm”. t According to quite roll-bl. report. snnusl internstionsl tournament of The following Ln. . .2,
_ Practice at lkldik I lcld lodd}. nu . Coleman Churnok. who was one 0 Wu“: Xoppiech of Bu N. 1.. an American Bowling Con lead.“ pflze w‘nn‘:_ __ RH. .
- of the largest nmnbcr of students lhe prospective candidates (or the Uni ersi Ruo. t): which e ‘0 ‘ close yeste'rd'mny “man“ I'm.“
”at rcsponded to a baerball moct- pit-Chins stair. W"! be the mainstay Columbis v if. verntile ‘ ° sftornoon with four sounds of sing- SchuPP-Kark‘h. l . .:« ..
in: wga present yesterday at a gol- on lhe mound tor the lower clsss lots. will never scalp compete ss so 3°. and doubles. ”ma-scrim” Drm‘. _-.. 3‘
‘ ”‘flhe" °’ m" ”msmcu“ “gym-8' "layer" The mommn‘youn' twm' PAUL m meteor in truck sud deid «Notice. ' WQI-er Blue Ribbons of Bunnie Cohen. new York 23' v» . '
,2: Candidntcs were given shoots to till or will give up triling for I. berth W5“? UP A3 A Fono'm of m. m. "n no mu “m“ 08 first prise in the five-mm Crocombe. Chicago. _ ., Q”.
out dcnming tho poslltons to, whlch u nlhe varsity stst! and will devote SLUGGGR . event with ‘ score of ’ 028 pins: ler-Lsng. Madison. “ x W.
; mey Wished 1.) compmt The]... will all of his efforts todiwirling for ti}: be “ward to has: of m. mu... nee Long. a member of the Hams-Jordon rm" 1‘ _ X,
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LE won and’ “Chm 'he'final “WHO“ )3 s expo d ”can ’ o” 9 ing on to win the ell-events title 1261: Tish-l'rban » -.‘ -
is made. a. team of lllgh clu55 ordtr mound duty for his class team an . mind inst June to an“ the m‘ 4 . .. .-
should be compost-d. Both the So- when the baseball season rolls shoe INDO- Just why the by,“ with s. nineonmo score of 1.877 Brown-Brinsle). To», \. L.
ph°m°r° 3“" m" “1”":- candi' around “en year. be amon' the beired track end (00th star acme pins. Edward 30ml» ""3 Eartgg [OZLUdmrg' Grland. ' “I -
dates will hold their pmctlccs at Ha- foremost. it not the mainstay. for ‘0 this decision is not m but Ker-lei: won the doubles and A ‘ lgh team I mg... .._.,_-
dik Field this week'us Amuscnlvnt the varsity nine. 8' that '08“) WI" it is believed his etrenuoue fooibsll Green the singles titles for Chicago. Scribner. Delrolt.
Park is receiving its annual condi- lose all of its twirlers at the expira- activities since ing to Columble The high two-men score is 1.3!8 ‘ ludiudllnl l_.,.m‘
tioning {or the opening baseball,tlon o! the present season. On the caused him to 3°: up nil ih ‘ points and lending individual event A. Gleen. Chi”? , ll 3:“.
contest on non Sunday. receiving end the Sophomores will or the clnders. For four ’2"; msrk. 706. lenbrock. Jersey (n. ,
-: The Sophomorr» ream ol‘ the llishzhave Bennett and Cochin.»ihe for- a"... ox which he one am of High score in the two-mun and \;lto. Chicago. 7:: r.
7 school will he l‘l'prpsnnird in ”winter having been the mainstay be- the eleven Koppilch wse subjected individual event bowling today Mull) Bend. WI; T E -. .
: senior phaec of lhe Scholnslic It’ug- lllnd the bat for the Franklin Jun- to lever. punishment on “I” “a. brought .50," changes among the trait. 694; L. (any, ‘j
i ue recently organized by the Kiwa— iol- High nine last season. All of iron sad it is believed lhsi the phi- ", lenders in both claret-s as we” 1-_ (any. “3de .,
1‘ uis club and will play Illl'll‘ owning the other positions WI" be hotly °°3- sicsl wear end tees- meted . host-y ss nil-events. two placing in the Rochm. Detrolv. cu. x, _
e: contest on April :1. Thu method of t-‘stcd tor and. when the ‘tiling] selec- toil. “all“. one in the doubles and two; ago. 35‘; “g smm; .. _ c“...
"1 havin both the Suphnnlorn and tlon is made. the team w 0 com- in all-events. 684; H )ioormnn. r u.
3 Vsrsltg) candidates practice togelh-'P0§0d of players that will make an tn‘cktcgnm'whfi animoggzng Thomas anal-key. South Bend'l 654. High smug gm .
I7 or should prove bet nrlclal lo lxolh.icllvial)le record. i believe "h“ 11 cold In I). . “16.. who” unsetionsl work last Chicago, :75.
r The School league idea should aid The Sophomores will be coached ° did f h. It It; Po [fight put, the General Cord Tires m All 53.9,".
3 in the. betterment of lllgh school by Stephen P. Clifford. former High cs‘n etc o; loner-s I‘lt t . bun he! city in fourth place. his count L. C. Long lur': -,
f) athletics. as promising young vinyl-school coach- and- “‘“h "10 abund' ‘ re”. "a t ° "um “mu“ m iflf the three games m the five-man relhl Newark .\' .l r c.
“‘5 will 3“" ”‘9 "Emmi", ‘X‘wri‘mnce of g°°d material. they Shou'd - this morning in told several 0' his event being 676 pins came back to and 'llun‘alo' 1L.- ‘ x- l
‘ once. which is oflcn mireing in can- win the cup offered by the Kiwanis friends that h. did not“ intend to roll into ., u, for third place in tho! Qouth "pad lWl-' n ’ .,.
rlidal s trying for hol‘ihs or. High for lhc. winners of the Senior leag- train for competition. line! come 3mm” scoring 70: pins. ThescIAzo 1‘9.“ 1 «n Lt.-. ., '
schoo trams. Many athletes “he! no. Candidates will hold daily praCo out for . few days to ‘0‘ the 1,.” mnrks; with a 516 set m me ”a; F-.}{ “n ;:_ . _, _
would have Ila-I l-rllllallt uthlrllcuicc until the date of the opening of in. old Cindi-rd mm.» wu “n d bl la ed hi { rib ‘ ‘ ‘ .1. , a,r lel CL.‘ _
records in llislr echo-IL hum: ln-nn ixame. \fly KOPpbch put it. Oil on. p c m on n inc'C. hlcgz. Allanc. t ,,
~ Kop “ch who “I“ is.“ m hon- all-events with s. nine-game total 0!; Wagon, Buf’alo 1 -‘
ored b; the isle Welter Camp lr 1.89; maples. 'Chicago ”73'
: ’ '1'. Carey of Madison. Wis. was! Flue-Man Rum.
\Velsser Rillo Ri‘: 3..
a - 7' I , WILLiE b’" "‘V'ln' ”" ””9 °“‘ °" 5““ high or the individual event. a total 3023; )lelrnpoli‘nrs ._
w. TOOK Field in h" spsngles (or the or 685 putting him in seventh posi- 99‘4- Vt'hk-scl ll‘v l- - ~1-
. L 2W‘I’OGGT last few days. and Judging by the ., " ‘ ' '. . '
0 lion. Ills scares were 248. 20.. and Buffalo. 298.; Grmrv. t -.
‘ ’ — GONG genersl sll sround "’ h. ha been 236 C Klegg of Alliance Ohio <oulh Pond "'olx» \~,....
' - - 7 conducting himself. Andy Cockle) ' , ,' ' .J?‘ _ ' ' ; " M- . "‘H
AME A KE 3! NORMAN [-2. nRO\\‘.\'. Mama to experiment with him. Cochrsnc. “alter Cox ct ul. are Columbin’s baseball coach. could do iwitl'lbctl‘l inbthe age-mgnimegt. 64- le\s. r‘hlcan. 2m"... . r .\
having their innings. They came at h ‘ d ‘ n t e dou ion on 6- n t e sin~ Florist». hrlc. -.‘ i »
if the lending baseball lights oi Johnson is an in end outer. “My figures Cox w” "m ‘0 were. t en n uce h m to try for s gle- for n total or 157.: placed (”mound 2mm ”and ..
the Pacific Coast who are startingl Deliberate old Connie Muck 11- Brooklyn by Portland partly m an m‘gfie?‘r?::":?:h'zh‘nv::gt eighth in siloewnls. lYork 2323;5‘1nil2rl' TW- ~
BY LAWR Y the 1925 season in the his shows? nally set into the swim. He paid effort to make up for Joncs' feilu‘re- in action lor severnl mornoons. Tony khwoe'l" .nd Herb Lanai ,9“: L U n' MW“ 4‘
ENCE FER“ tall to delchr the goods there MIH out a wsd of coin ior Pull Strand. Cochrnne was purclused bv Connie managed to "t within contact of of Madison. Wis. we" the pair 1011‘s.. 2914. Ninth elm .- .:
come to pass a general feeling that
"limit husky gentlemen had the rep-
Mnck to complete “but stacks up
Cough Coekley for the purposes of
take a position among the in high , Schenectady. lr-6:-,
, - - me 3150 noo halter with Lef- .
. 1 . .. . . ,. . , paellio Loust tenant sum are! utatlon of bting sblo to turn r now an n y ”H,“ him about Koppiechs shillly
B3 L.\\\T{E.\(l. l'Lliln. ._,_ all: not l.C.\ upon .m tqunJlHoomcm as far as the big time is! bullets back with his but and drhc' [y Gro\es ‘. ‘ b." player but before my
mop-”1m“ ”‘5 ‘ “3"” in ”naming games' mm concerned. ' ‘lllom into the Pacific oceln- While Cox and Cochrnne are HIV questions could be put to him th
NEW YORK. .\}'F‘.I L_.“ the r. - ‘ C‘lkIll'b ol‘ “inning team! can SUM-'1 And this not without due cause. a lie Strung—end Missed mg to make the grade Ksnm will Columbin mentor burst out will; _;.
tort fit. the Alumni (ommmfl 01.7 lt.’ ms in’iil eeltct opponents to the John McCraw or the someulluli Strnlld showed Connie and Aih- be seeking to pron. himself a res "Did you see thst catch and
“'eetern Confcrcnw football! SCllkwldisulhulli'lg-01' oihll‘ teams. that well known uianls started the his: lctic fans the most terrific swlnx ally great. hiss Bishop. nnolher throw -.- Koppisch bad Just m. i "i
dule: occur: l'eragrnph “hi' h 113’” “'“h “”39”“ “°”‘°°"“"’ mom-\- duals ullh tlu. lucilit‘ Calls! Ihltl has been produced in Philn- coast product who has been ashtlns . ball. which seemed to hsvs awry
-~ m we m. 112.1. 2111; .. m”... .. “,1“;
Lay con ”humor. :llln‘ulg l; l. c . .. - 009 for mmy t ‘onl t ' - . ' . old hlcsrhcr nd wt
"“‘ 5"” ‘3" ‘3" "i” “W" “" “WNW“ ”‘3 ”l" mm" xour years ago-and samhwd 0" m PauI- swarms was that the Macklnn infield. Connie Mack or nob muél,‘ hurl'e: ‘3; ball
poww o" u: cultrllitrhll n; :z'ullhb rlHOU‘d in ”lo fore-going in m ~oun eter remaining m. and u . sockud the ozone about a tool I will start him nl second. if he falls 91",“er 1 Sa Ci ' t' “7“] H Ch f
Lz‘: 51.5 “by. l}' -l. K, m -. llIi‘Il the committee strips the 323:1“. £10m" your in the minors “how: or below the bell 'io get going this season he prob- "“‘hst about Koppisch u . bull ys 116111118 1 ave ance .01' ..
Ci'-"LI._ may 1231er I..:A11d\‘ll‘l"-”‘1Im,;:\.“fudirc‘m'fy’lg {Drifli‘l‘lalicfl'izg‘lgiy alter the tile-3| 3'3: rtnuda‘. 1 him nr::il:: 1:32:83: :zddbm‘boolwtxhg I :SEncxnar-ngrdd ;Z“ne\t:d:hu1':: pin-er?!" Conch Coeltli’y was noted. “ant If Blessler nlakes GOOd at I lrSt B .
in xh~ mall-1r 0. sc 9 u c: t :x’ l l' l: i \‘a ' ' u'Conncl ha no llrol-"M ‘ - "A ren oeslbilll f r I . ° '
there‘s a. \‘th‘lcth tendon-:3: .:l {GUY-I lucrmslng passion for gate receipts. a.“ of "my big length: caliber when 1 titles or the great purer! waiting «in dcllwr. “1", he pwould :9! 0120:; g": I —Howe er He Declales That POSltIOH
tall. : No man of ordinary business illtel- the ungonuuam scundnl sent ’him on the sunset side of the lend to There are other coest— leaguers tacks. Re "a field .34 mmw "' ‘1'}, seemin on” Weak one on Team
"\Vo lezu- 'o the llltpul‘liillCt, 51“: llgt-ncc. or in fact any common out of baseball. presulnubly {or play their way into history in lhciin the H3 show but these are the any man in the college outfiel“ '
en to m. ;.l.l-.ul.t .,; 1h ‘_.--.:--, Hells..- :lcccpls the statement of col- life. _nuiors. GO! ’0 “died he t°°k the m0" 'mmmim I' ”‘93" fizzle it And you know how he can streak
There l: no denim;- :ll;.‘. time 15.10 l-gc whit-ill: authorities that fooi- “'illlv Karim was purchased (Iboui'l‘llilbt-r of! his dusty bank rollfimdiwm -. hard m cominre the MK around the bnses. Yes. "r Id like By JOHN'B. FOSTER (Rub. both veterans and g .,
some cypnv ;-..sr.r.nsll.lc {or qislllg. I’ll” isnot commercial because the that lime by the White Sox lronl } bought John‘ny' Jonuétminnfie “it; ln-nnunxmns in lhe future that they in havn him out here every day" (Copyright. :95.) Ion-s are crazy enough—7
schedule: and me lull llln. foollml . Lll‘gv sums derlxed from the Sumo the count league. up was hl-rulded . from Port on .or som g . are go ng to see something when sci-1 Conkley in "NY- (Johr B F [e ‘ be k 1‘ hi the ‘my m 100k m n__m .. .. . .
supports .. rpmrd 1.- In; .5- “it‘d" at... in part used to defray expenses as one of u“. groans! younthil-ll « $50.00". one of the younggipr. devobppd in Ronniech Inclusion in June and . . on r s . c . . “Iran “in the vhnmpinrfl 7'
.Rm 1;”. I.» or non-productive sports. :ut this bascmen m ”13.4“". lie wan l'rndy Johnny hnd lookcid over the big the count circuit is listed g. an ”3:. there is much e ulstion on the base after completing hls tour of alltmad,j no hangs in “3...; _
"This Yp‘J'j'lll‘v 'ln uk‘plijl‘fl‘llll: {lis the llrst lime college men have to set the league on lire, it was; league situation ‘nd decided that Of course vpan Gregg {5 back in Columbia campus' :3“, whet he will the major league training camps. at Orlando but ”1.). .3. ,. _.& .1
ha.» no l-la- ~ in m-..,—.»oll»gl;llll: lath-l (Nut; l(‘lutl hfildly and prickod ”‘10 said in me wesl. Ku‘nnl “in: .l sped lr etzshngi‘tolmp‘lszr 3:011:13; ”1‘: I‘li‘is .;:;;;incanol:csgl;e :om’lScsitlle do next ycar The whole under- The trip he has made is wuhoutl'he CIUb h“ P Hde a ".11" " .‘
leUCS: it i" ruse]! :n l- xx: ; lurtl b'Jl'l‘l :- c )a on. young player. Bu: t loo: mm “o . :n' ' . . c n nr y cuss graduag. rodv are said lo be ho . , engaging a rr'xlllnl‘ 27¢ .
. .. . . . . .. . _. . pins precedent. Ho is the only urilcr' ‘
football bola}; . . I it “ill .be interestlnl, to‘seo “hut years lo and hlmscll—lo learn lo,get n permntnge or title p‘urchaso him “llh tho \ouncslers. however. that h. w," come beck to foothgil who has won all the 191.5 twms lnéflead of thing to g: r-- -.
"To eptuh plnllzly, lm. lllhl-Jtlc dwi the reucllon oi “estcrn Conference play “way ”any...” and hit big I price for doing so. Be one 0 come if Gregg turns in n. Ilsl of ticlories next fall. A canons of "w Morn. notion. He 5. qualified by long ex- oulneldrr who his WM... . .5
pal'tment‘ :2. l5' w; opelatml on an. diurnal lo thcnli'epgrt Wllll be:I A If" Nugutl pitching day in and day out.‘ lo “II-"I1: lho “lie“! twininngYS‘soE! for thoh‘orla- ch:mpions it W1" '1‘me campus would surely and a Wfichu as A baseball crillc to inter- u?“ 1"";3. “'h" m” "”"' ’ 5
amamu: ”'1’” "r H ““1 h" rum" ml " n" um o g on a. limo on " lie still is but a fair lime!" “‘33 la mer. oro D j , prme ' ‘t 0"" 11" (008M his strong sentiment for Koppisch's rs- prot what he has seen. Therefore. rlzu ar }' -. . _
nlazmuzll 111:: ‘llu 120): \‘rl‘w play'h g findings has boon requested and ”It The Detroit Tigers paid [‘Ol’llallli 5 anything like the baseball that “as I uny back from the turn in the 3mm .1, a. coach those who follow his dummy.“ Th“! ”mm" ’5' 7 '
i game: mm. m': ”W :m- Pm”; ‘ “ “Cur.” Phased ‘0 comply “In“ ‘ $40,000 {or two pitchcrs. Herman . expected of him the 'rt‘gulu‘r 9-9113?“ ’ downhill road. If he falls to muke l -I_ from day to day. may rest assured . L183 3, wusfaf-mr‘v.’ L— .'
' .“Thu' ”L‘d‘h‘” fawn“! (ionmwrj :31“??? .ofbtllllctctlammlitieo; tug“ the I’illeltu and Sylxesler Johnson. purl '0\;r. l.{lo‘lllml‘y “:10!“ fifteen: $003“? “ill 3‘70“ ”‘3‘ “ For more . . —. . _. My: ‘lr. Poster has th» proper back- '3{lghanfigultkflcmL_., .
Clan!!!“ 1: ant cclnlnml l0 an): out i: Tun; u‘ o in: c rcu 3‘s h‘fi’r puisttc proved it flash in lho panerori a‘lll ”I" u :- an;l .7". with n game and bin tongue hillins ', Exh'h‘hon Games ‘ ground to picture the various "“msllhh vmr 'hhn d “1.,” ‘ _ -
member. alpl "rill t‘l‘I'li‘lSlll it: .nladr “~01”? ‘ "5 a umn n rocor ngt ‘ I' uTY (,‘obb gave UP hOPL‘ “‘"Ih‘wafinn; “m J‘ :2.“ came nu. nu. ‘ “‘E'LOO much 10]? Fihnnus. Y i ' as they char“ up for the race which j‘h A oplnlén‘ “.V ‘ '1.
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:an lo. In” \It. > ll \‘ v it lillhs VOTIVG COEI'OV of making him a “inner 1 :~ ‘0, . This car a new crop of “Fm“ some ‘2“! e u d 1 .~ in)" urnishI “ED 50! WIN. is s'oon'to start.) - ”mo of Cincinnall A. .-
‘0" ”‘9 ‘°"-‘3"*"' "'-‘ ""' ’f , , ‘ ' ' son probably will find him ii iii: 3 . . . . r 5 ng 0pc .or -.scusslon Ll)1‘l<\'lLLE Ky ‘ r” .. 3E“ lORh. All?“ --—I‘0H”'l." .1 . . g y. \- ...... ,
euc Hl't'lH."-' l ff" I‘ll; run Alumni;1 Pin-inc ""' lninors~unlcss tum. other villi. Coasters. represented ly Gordonllutcr on. ; . - - ~. - DR .ll 1: I‘M: “fin“: lndhidual task m [m [ill-'\pn1";:vitn;i;‘l~éy:‘-}
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b'lrhlshd‘ ”31:1 ‘0” 1‘31“" 0“ 0d“ I :lzbui‘rll-si)ih; KtC’l'Iclll‘lnlo ) ropozltionr 00"": . _ |T-0-lon (A) ............ 13 IS 3 ,mnio leagues in ”Us ““1 {‘1' up ! 1 long l haul“ in :mlv; i‘
‘1 3C “1" W is 1 ‘ U “V 0' gm u- ‘ .’ ‘ p Hullgn. ’l‘hclt loaves \incellt Richards Unusunv (LU _____ _ ‘ lo HIM manly ShOUldf‘l‘S Of Rub!“ BhS- it .~ \. R. “my“, :
ates of the \ariozn Big Ten col- lined by the‘Alumnl Commlltl-o on 'Wnllace 1.. Johnson, John liennes- Ferguson. Kallio and sum”: Ee~ 'sler oi the Cincinnati Reds His E'mnn nd mm In“, _ .
l kl“: who LIV»; in and near i‘hlcago. Conferencll Lootball SChedlIIPB. and '5.” George 31, 140“. Jr" and Clay. :3' TI? DPB'l‘l‘v and M9 'f‘r. certainly {he hardest lasl: in ”1,. Nu- i v a . ”fin- ‘ » -
. At the xncellng :.: v. hich tho resolu— mail 0113‘ coupon 10 111' Comllmi‘!‘ . . < .,{L..;. Griffin available. Richards «10- . 2 , 3 ilonul League. ‘xifiidflfghfra‘m‘l“7):: 5‘
l lions were adopted were l~r.preaenta-. in] 111 “vest Monroe Stu-.et Chicago. i “and a few days 880 l't be [1080‘ u l TIGERS “1"? REDS. .h 12,-”!ch nbilitv :0 “.mm‘, 3 L_delm 3 main FAQ";
.1 Ting-5 of all Lonfnrozlco members 9 -: ‘l lhl) might be able to arrange his . ATLANTA. 6a.. April 7: asem'an. s high cl an pla)o;- at that '4 Crin‘m (w I‘m-1.0“ .3
1 dept lllinoxs, Olllo .‘Y‘i'e und 50l‘lh-E if)? .......... Against “hm?” aflairs to play u “'imble- R. H E has. or his {allure to do so me)! n .5 ”1*”. “mm“. .
? western. ' .. prime ...... ........ ........... ~uon this year. and it is not at all Dam" (A) ............ 7 I: 2 turn the tide o. the race clzhvl ln~ {“Onm do Mn..- .l.. r
t Among 1hc anulngs is to be found 3'an ........................... {unlikely (hut he will begun of the Cincinnati (N) _________ 3 3 ;;} or, the other for the R019... firs! basc an}. “1.5
nothing Cm? .oxery’one has not “111: -.............._............ «association's official represent-lives. "vhiii‘hili. uss and 88.8.16? to excel? bier-n a grnersldcndcncy :first baseman ”my , _
known. ‘1'. La. (onll-l'encc memb- - 1°88 incorgo Lott and John Hennesscy. RII‘T- Blemil r and l. Win30. “y of m’:“(.$:;:ng‘f‘fi‘n’m‘fi‘b’h Cincinnati would rm,“ -- r
. ..._.-_-- lhc youthful stars. who were the; SYRACUSE. N. .. April 7.-—-lnl . . has not Mien "mu h "03:1!“ .‘_ *{c dlx-lslcn and. P"“l"~‘ - .
L ‘ T' bl W.“ B :-vnsations oi the l924 season. are order to keep nithin lhe budget ulo' 8833130118 DOWN GIANTS. i‘he real baseball gm”?! 4:“. ‘3 _° chance, in win :11- 3-. . -
“ Tm eton l e- \cry slrong possibilitie Play at louances for the Orange track sea- BIRMINGHAM. Ala“ AgrilI'l: I")e makeup of ":2 cm; “-5“ ~' ~71. Tn“ ,.xr,r..s..lr.: .
Wimbledon \vould give hem some sen Couch Tom K cane has been . i. E “. ' . found L's way .9... .L
scene 0f 1‘Iany (Ziourt’ {very \alunble internetionsl aped- "er4 1° n-duce ”‘0 numhi‘" 0’ :‘ashinglon (A) """" 7 H 1 file 11:22:; :oirrtltetgaf‘h?-:nxéfilnh:k; Nu" "m“ “'9“ rm” ' .9:
Matches D u 1' l n g ence. Both Lott and Hennessey athletes who will be taken on the ’W York (\) i 1: 1 general air of uncertainty from the‘“md of it. and 1“!" r
lloom as pessible future Doris cup trip South April 8.1‘hlrtl-cn of them “immor- J°hn803 Ind Ruel: 316- sun. Wu” 3” of me New ,5 handlcnnpcd by null. v L ’
I Summer“ peason i material. and the notional associa- men are today on the traininz ublei§:;g::' Damn” “in" \isun and think they hove a chance ot wind e ”m": h" ”WU” " I f
' tion would be wise to give the In Sims Hell and live more will be - . _ Olllfit‘idl‘L “i ll l!:- or
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w. ”B, W, D DI?" .\ot only “ill the national associs "’3 tournament. “a” Bill Tilden by Chet lhwm’” “3d Chick 3°' (7 R' H‘ a base it will discourage tl‘elr ci'for's outnelder. “170 “m h“ .
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The lankees will open
season at the Yankee
up their
Stadium
where they will entertain the cmm—
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stop Washington Senators.
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’l‘heGientsonthntdny will do
. theirstulftnuostonss the oppoo
V;“ll.of the Boston Ill-eves. On
a” [April :2. the ill-mes will return the
Eomtmd helptbe Glen of
.mmontheiidstthepolo
Grounds.
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{2' L George Smith. former twirler of
'the New York Giants. and now a
cr'protcssor in the Gleenwich High
school. will do the twirling for the
Wilton team '_this_sesson. according
to the lstest.reports._
. . e e e
no more on the pen of,.\lsnnger
nllc' in signing up Smith
M he does not intend
ape-II- in giving Wilton n
mmthlswon.
em other fut srml- -pro play
ore being brought into camp by
~ ' . Riley. He has also signed
ler. {crux-r catcher of the 11.13.
W. nine 0! Port Chester.
.»
' . getting his arm in shepc for Sunday,
Next Tuesday the \inior Lingual bau season in \orwnlk b) tossing
It is n dst thlu l out the first hell.
i
According to the latest reports,
dawn J. Cuneo in busy those dnys
at which time he will open the bese-
Juwn claims to have plenty of
speed and a nice hook on the ball.
He says that his control has impmv.
ed considerable since he won the
baseball argument from Gene Kel-
ley. Bridgeport's champion fun. in
the County Court House in Bridge,-
port. at the time o! the last world
series.
0 8 0
Sam mm. former twirler oi the
New usvcn team in the Eastern
DCIHZIII.‘ is n tesmmste of “80¢"
Lynchou theRredlngtcunoitbe
international League. No reports
tune conic [row the South Valuing
“Buck" since he left for the south-
ern clinics with the W teen.
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S'iong.
Doctor—lieu you are: even
precsution to prevent the spresd 4.1
couutglon in your family?
Resins—Absolutely. docteh. We've
done bonght'n sanitary cup. an’ m-
llll drink from it.
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-—Ad\ertise in the bcntinel for the
pionehlp tournament but a number
of other prominent Americans will
make the trip. among them Lucien
Williams. former national intercol-
legiate champion. who at present
ranks eleventh on the American
list; Lawrence 13. Rice of Boston.
who is iltteenlll; J. Brooks Fenno of
Boston. former 'lntercolloglate dou-
bles champion; miss Marion Fenno
of Boston. his cousin. and Miss
Margaret‘nlake. another resident of
the Massachusetts metropolis. who
rates nmong the strongest pieyern
at the Longwood Cricket Club.
Just who will be chosen by the
i United States stn Tennis Associl-
than is st present very much
doubt. Julisn s. Myrlck. chairman
of the Devis cup committee. which
in
lies charge of all international ten-
nis saeirs in this country. has made
pretirninsry efforts to uncertain
which of the top ranking. stars
would be svsilstle for s. trip to
Englsnd and France. Few of the
pinion. however. have been able to
give him n definite answer .nt so
esrly s dste.
O! the top ten Howard Kin-G)
end Hervey lnodgrus are now on
their way in the llrienl for n com-
petiiite trip and will not be back in
time to be MHMNEO‘I'M' for Wimble-
don lllll Tildon probably will be
too “toy with his many sided busi-
ness lli'feim while Billy Johnston is
not inclined to over“: his dtrenmh
Best results.
by rationing too long s tennis cun-
Anderson. the Australisu see. who
is ruled s¢ond only to Tilden by
some interactions! tennis critics.
women's tennis team ever lent forth
by Australia in quest of internation-
al tennis honors. Rene Locoste.
Jenn Boron-a and Henri Cochet of
France will assure Anderson plenty
of keen competition slid if Richards
too plsys the tournament will be u
memorable one.
PE'I'RINO PICKS
SAW FOR
a.~93 lo .. '71-“-
Ssmusl Sellick. csptsin ot the
High School beskstbell teem. until
he was forced to resign been-use or
outside pleying Wu given the'
guard position of the second team
of Class B. in the selections of
Cher-lee Petrino in "his all State
selections. - .
POM“. populist firm
terse msde whet no in his eeiims-
iion tho best all we in“ ethyl
selections
basketball quintet. he
were ruled in Cil- 'A
ms sud Clem‘ji
4““
ondten
ens tehns
will be there and so will the first
> Whitney getting the cell. as he bus
7 been putting the spent- out
be Proudlock. Sokolski and Cooke.
l’etc Proudlock will most likely be
asked to run in the half as well as!
lhe nunrlvr, with (‘llrlwrlrr playing!
he stcllsr role .n the SSO-ynrd vvent- -
villddloton wil run the mile. willie
Titus and Gottlieb, who is being
shifted from the mile to lhe two
mile. will uphold Orange honors in
the long distanCe ctent. I: Elliott
Case can attain good condition before
the team departs no will strengthen
the distsnco stair. .‘oach Keene m
s. problem to decide on between Pete
()rr‘snd Butterlield in the hurdles.
Curl Riggs is tossing the hammer
150 feet snd iurther on esch trial
while he dose so {set consistently
with the discus. Whitney. Prlndll-
sud Brookfield are fighting it out
for the honors in the Jsvelin. with
shout
150 feet end doing 20 feet in the
broad Jump. . _
Rslph ll. Chesloy. Nisan. high
and low hurdlee champion. snd rec-
ord holder for the latter event. me:
be unsblelto mute the trips Che-Ir)
severely moped his beck in Ming
mill. high hurdles end has been
forced toll: of! his work entirely.
thee-eon whichflulflck_mm
es guard pslred fifth Rules-g e!
Stratus-d. He mule only Creep
end White bucket tamer to receive
this honor. Fell-dud ins given two
Faber. \Iangum snd Grebowslti.
Schslk: Mchc. Robinson and May-
er. \iurphy.
GIANT CUBS SCORE.
-RALEIGH. N. C.. April 7: ‘
R. H. 8.
Giants (Reserves) ...... 6 7 3
Ralelsh (Piedmont) . . . . 5 10 l
Tunney. Lance. Magenta” and
Mutter; Elliott.
Powell. Ray.
Ross. Morris and
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READING mm
CHARLOTTEA ..,C April 7:
n. a. ,
Reading (H ........... 3 5 0
Chsrlotto (8) .......... 1 I 3
Zubrls. Roberts. Hymn. Deb and
smith; Wilson. Phillips. snout sad
Noon. Hut-rinsed
rugs wuv '
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. April 7:
New York (A) ........ S I 0
Brooklyn (N) ..........3 9 1
shocker. Jones end Schsng:
Vsnco, Bush and Deberry. e
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”menus 18: R. .105“ 0.
Olympic (hulls
-. in Ulted States
A peculinr ii not perilcuhriy
significant. item of athletic m
There is no reeling against Bres-
sler on the team; on the contrary. it
is all the other way. Bresslcr is one
of the most popular nl-aycrs on’thv
club. but some of the players are
worried tor tear thst his strength
will not hold him up. Bresslcr is n
nlnyer who finds it not easy to go
through sll the games of a. season.
The hot weather gets him at Cincin-
nati. sud often he has to take I
breething spell.
A position so impo’risnt as thet
at first bees must be well filled all
the time sad. if Bressler should be
unsble to play through the season at
top speed. it Vould knock the plsns
o! the Reds galley west end it would
result in s. reeling by the pinyers
thnt they bed not. e. fsir chsnce.
Some members of the Cincfixnsti
nets of the Olympic isoo-meier
reoc-—the “mile"cisuic of the cued-
renniu games-ell ere new in the
United ”10-. though their victories
were scored tor other countries.
have Nut-mi. of course. needs
the list. as the winner of the event
two stern. both of when won
"00 hr Greet Brit-II. ere Albert
0. Bill and A. N. I. Strode-Jump.
u Plril lost sumac. The other-A
the
l
fast men like I'lmllz. l
Critz. All three of —
better now than "My 1*
cinnati in any yulz.
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