, fl _ ‘ simple, APRIL 11, .
no e, ‘ Tomorro .
NORWALK W . fl. CLASH
Willi 1 DOHERTY SILK 1
Game Will Start at Three O’CIOCk—Amefi
Band Donates Services-¢Corporation c0
sel John J. Cuneo Will Toss Out First g.
+—“Mickey” Welch on Mulmd "
the
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’ ~'RSMJVISI‘I‘HIMNOT ,
. ‘ TO JOIN YANKS: TUESDAY
ing- Game—Baseball Fans Flock to Hospi-
tal in Efl’ort to Get Reports—-Will Try and
Cure Indigestion
Boyhood and. Home Game Late to Ruth. 'Home-Run King;
That’s rWhy He Wants to “Go ._Home” When. He’s Ill
; balsam _
. STILL lN AIR
Promoters Look Over
ManySites on Long
Island ButMake No
team for the past
hold down the
Tomorrowr is the day that
‘NEW YORK April. 11.-—-George gestive apparatus of the patient. It C t _
airman Ruth the well known was indigestion as intro; a1: Slui- ommen baseball tans or Notwalk have long d R f“ . b
olesale manufacturer of home thing else that cause r. u o o - an a x e “M 1 3
runs is doing'niccly in his little keel over and crumple up several Whichever .way the Dempsey- waited for. The 19-5 baseball sea son at‘aecond and D
“fills mouse jumps, it is likely to son will get under way .vith the new- will comptete the 13
Ly organized Norwalk team playing vison. Davies and 5;;
times on the way from Asheville to
New York. “’hile he is in the 1105- ‘
pital at least, Mr. Ruth will not be
allowed to feed upon hot dogs, cold
pop. hamburger sandwiches. slabs
of cheese and dill pitkles. '
Mr. Ruth is now dining on milk
and eggs ,and his strongest drink is
. bite cot in. St. Vincent‘s IIOSpital.
e was overhauled several times
esterday by Drs. Edward King and
George David Stewart, and the
- test official bulletin had his fever
own to the 100-mark,with no com-
plications. 1:. a hardly probable
the outer gardens.
The Silk Se}. “1:
strongest team to
the crack Doberty Silk Sex of Pat-
erson. N. J., at Amusement Park. 7
Corporation Counsel John J. Cu-
neo will toss out the first ball and are very anxious to
will start the local team on their the locals. Las‘
journey through the season. feated the fast .e ;~ .. f‘
The management of the locals New York city.
jump out Long Island way.
At this writing it still looks as if
Charles Henderson. it he erects the
huge Long Island City stadium, has
the best chance of landing the big
mill. ' ’
Another bidder for the
greatest
that he will be» able to play in the
Copening game or the season at the weak tea. For solid food he'is al- ring battle of all time is Jack Cur-
Ruth lowed a modicum: of toast. He has ley. who. among other things, pro- have left nothing undone to make .The game will
the affair a. success. Business Mair o‘clock. Mickey 3r._;;
*‘Btadlum on Tuesday. Mr.
himself says “Yes," but the doctors
.jsay "No.’ ’
behind the bat. is
old time bail pa
will call them on
moted the Johnson-\Villard match.
Belmont Park is supposed to be
the site which Curley would like to
agel- Edward Splan has received a.
letter from Frank Fields. Manager
of the American Band. donating the
absorbed so many eggs within the
last twenty-four hours that he ex-
One of the sites is a llO-acre plot
The hospital in which. Mr. Ruth is DGCtS to break out with a rash of
frosting so easily is standing :1. regu- feathers at any moment. He cack- make v, the battleground for the .
“tar siege. Baseball fans oi? all ages 185 e\'ery time he thinks about it. Dempsey-“fills duel. services at that organization to the The line-ups [0:11
4 nd civic standing are clustering Nobody is allowed to disturb the But is Belmont Park - the place local ball club. The band “-111 ap- 5m; Sax
round the portals eager to get the quiet of the sickroom except 0111- which Curlcy is figuring on? pear at the grounds at two o'clock Lajeskjc
{latest reports from the bedside of‘ cials of the Yankee Club, Mrs. Ruth Out in Kassau County there is a and will give a concert until the 1-3:}: i
the distinguished invalid. Mr. Ed- and little Dorothy. and the nurses report that Curley has been looking game sang and will play a; various Crowell
ard Grand. Barrow. business man- bearing in supplies of milk and over two other sites. i . times throughout the game. Seem- L, _
' SEE BROWNS New bleachers have been erected Borgcman ,3.
gel- of the Yankees. said last night eggs. A large part of the time that
along first and third base lines and .-::.
hat there was nothing 1.. report 93.. the Babe has spent in the hospital in Westbury. which Harry Payne
ept a general improvement on the has been dGVOlEG 10 sleeping. \V’hitney recently purchased, 311d on a. new club house has been con- Eraun
goal-t or the‘ patient. we tempera- snows Aptitude for Sleeping. which the natives declare Mr. Whlt— slructed near the left field foul line. "mm. :
lure of 100 is only a little above The doctors agree that if the Bam- hey is planning to build a thK and This building is equipped with show— Raymond ..
burinalt .and this influenza seems to bino put his mind to it he could set stadium‘blszcr than Belmont l‘ark- . er baths. . . l‘ . ‘
9 56 ing real }. to depart. The as many records {or sleepin as he The Vi'h they holdings lay south of . ~ f r t l c r '.
.Babe’s vitality is still low. but 1111— has for hitting home runs. B: shows Old Country load. mostly flat land, Amerlcan League M0“ 5113:: gégfigdcgiésze 11:17 2:..3232: Car 01 Cary. .. x ”‘ ‘
tic-r the diet upon which he is feed- a remarkable aptitude for putting C1050 by the uVifltiOn. ilelds. l B H Th workmen under the direction of. Lohn lllll
,ing, he is expected to pick up rapid- his head on a. pillow and_holdlng it The other site is a seventy-six gu e eves ey Groundkeep \Vard Palmer are put‘ 1,». 1r. . '
1y. there for hours at atlme. acre plot in Mineola recently 1 ‘Vin Cause Trouble ting the finishing touches on theiSmizh H IA
. The physicians havc requested the The Cheerful bulletins from, the lzousht by Joseph Lunnin. who. u 3 . grounds this afternoon. ; v- ‘
:h‘ome-run hitter to remain in bed bedside have produced a jol'ous at— will be remembered. sold the Bos- i In Pennant Race Mlckev Welch iormer star txvirleri Kistrw \\\\\ A ~
for a. week. but ingrnainlng in bed mosphoro around Yankee hend- tou Red Sox in order to concentrate , or the Chevrolet'team or Tarrytown. .... 1..., . '
While there are baseballs to be hit quarters/where tickets are being on his Garden City Hotel and Long Many St. Louis fans who had N. Y.. will be on the mound for the Blume .
and home runs to he knocked is sold for the opening game at the Island golf courses. '. » ' m ’
something that the l’aml-ino con- stadium between the 1' R '1‘1 \Vhit ~l ~ . be” “pemng 3”“ perfomarws moms With McCarthy behind “10b” momgomer}
' J r ‘ .— 1 an 608 and Old 18mm” 1'16! )Dllrlc misc iixsoutn of from the Browns -in the spring Bill Redway. star‘of'the Springwood Baresso
y .oat 11 estbury, games are frankly disappointed in
the world champion Senators on
Tuesday. The sale of reserved tic—
kets is larger than ever in spite of
lhe fact that the Babe is hardly ex-
pected to appear. But he may be
thorn after all. One never can tell
about tic llabc. Ask any pitcher.
templates with horror and aversion.
He has promised to remain in bed
until he gets up. and there the mat-
ter rests for the present.
Try to Cure Indigestion.
In the meantime an effort is be—
'ing made to straighten out the (ii-
the club. blltvwisc baseball men be-
lieve the team will be a contender.
Among those who think the
“Browns will be heard from in the
pennant chase is none other than
Ball Johnson. presidentot the Am-
ivlihin easy railroad and motor dis-
tance of New York. Lannin’s latest
real estate corral in Minoolu. like-
wise bordering on Old Country
Road.‘ls even closer to the big city.
Out in Nassau County it is bruit-
“be (left) When he was a Red Sox hurier. the Ruthian Wallop in
action in [$19. at the height of its £101?- "ld the Ruthian “muc-
'HY NORMAN 1':- I‘HO“'-\' til-lends arranged \“ilil Jack Dunn.
‘\\ hC‘ll Babe Ruth, homcsrtlll; owner of 1le Baltimore team to look
king and outstanding figure 01' the hint over and try in place him. Dunn
Sport Barrage
. »7 _ ‘ ed about that )Vhitnei'h recent his baseball world. was stricken ill the; was s.) impress.” with mum's abil- erican league. In a letter to a.
FOSTER PICKS GIANTS T0 ‘lzrt‘gdgtrowa 2.11%?“er “1)”: Te dc}; um” day h“ munemd m W5 dew-l ity that he offered Ruth $600 a friend in St. Louis Jrhnson ven-
. . . ,- 'c. =l(‘{ 1'. not “i illm— ? . . - .
- l .. ., , ._ ' ‘ .. _ ‘ gbellfiun to play lvlth Baltimore. lured the opinion that the club
,1 WIN 11313:: bdmont Pdlit pm; e‘cohd ‘I \\.\.\T “:0 GO l-lOl‘IE_" :. "in"... i. “no“... would be a. flag contender all the Gilt 811d Comment or 89%“ Interest b
- 'lllnrc is a note of tragedy in this 3' How the llwl Sax l;uu5{ili_ him. “'33" '
pica. coming as it dot-s from th ‘snnt mm m l'r;,t,.3..nc.: and then This opinion from the head of the NW“ Fm
junior circuit “as well received in
ilio'Mound City. because it was
Johnson who three years ago prev
mill-d him buck to start him on his.
'oad to fame is wrll known history.
mightiest hatsnlanvot‘ all lime—uth'
Colossus oi? baseball.
311$ D. Downs
. ' - The writer. hot-:1 \‘er, would not
‘, AGAIN. be surprised it the site “as pur-
. 7 ' .: ichased .for an automobile speedway,
fl -_..n_._.___.___ iir‘sictgatf-lzolféjfe rizinigycoilrie. ll it is the plea of the sick boy. l‘uml- crime quickly to Babe. He Batter up: - f
l 9 > , o . . . , , -' _ t . v Ol'i mun- .t comes into-at thirty-one—wto, mnrrlni in ll‘lliw' i' i' .t -l ~‘ dicied that the Browns had he best Isa nomrmcr star of the Chm-giqtit
'Says 319G111“, S Team I Hlttlng on A" Elght 33:2: gletligmlgc canilallists and a 'linbc Ilutll. For at this use. he is} lilt‘. “(lisiOil lc‘a'll. 1:1:5 Tami: 1:23:11.) CW” in the league. He “it! fl at “ill b h . . . i01 I . 0W0. K. T“ a!“ UL” lit;-
7- . ‘ . s ‘ c 0 or in tic illtliilnu- harm ' his {int '1: ' ' ‘ '- " 5 l r 1- ..-. ' .. ' ' h " ’ ' ' ‘ e t 9 Cry ‘1 ed for the “'ilto in -'
CYllllderS “ 1th PlttSburgh a Close 8660]“! Dolls Speedway look-:(l- uvrr hm Mg \vlnt ghomo isllli: liolli‘illg‘r‘thrd::agi iElfin": 41:1“: Mini“! ml’lli‘tliq'on gt final";351“:;eri3?::i figsfzesazgazugg morro . . . . n.“ :7
V. o o I ‘e - Hols in No v v , w, . l . « .- - V A ' ‘ '1’ ‘ " 3‘3 '33- ”rt “'35 ‘ l5 {1 O I L I ’ ' ’
(Inelnnatl T ‘Kflll (rive G (1 Account incw clove nullicyilt l .lrk, (lit ot' , .tlltl rest ll bllngs. mil‘rl‘ :::~‘ llllllo canto. ‘lilllh treated _ “’35 talking about the Browns fin- To W. i Manager JaCk Gc-ur' ‘ 3'
"‘~ 00 00 . . -. _ \ lore once “as the lor twelve years. the best 31::lrs‘ lllc liglliiy illlli Mrs. ltutla's “1315”“th 3 “059 behind the Yanks. . . . lYork City yesterdav '53“
_ engage another twi..~.. -
Loos! baseball fans will make
their way to Amusement Park (01mins.
morrow afternoon. to watch the;
b‘isler cenainly-- is playing the
.. “.0 unmrmnmg «lays; baseball 0! old and only one member
l‘ll‘st racecourse north » of Virginia _ or his boyhood. that yearning. “'ili'l);
.or sites .or (in automobile spood— lit calm; to Ruth. was smothrredm
v. ay, 5
\\‘\‘i “T Bill Hy.
"n
llli‘ll ( r22}.
1‘ I U
of Itself, Declares Baseball Expert
By {0113' n, r0571”; :33 the possibility that ”m Older: LPlllUllli'i'l‘d lullnflilly in the knowi-i :11 “‘“mn “-1..” mop ”any; sliarpslflf the club appears to be dissatis- .
(in q. (Sicily-light. “PU-3 ,_ 'playcru will crack. If one of ”L” “.1; ‘ ‘““" ,‘lf‘ft‘ltlml‘ he had no home to go to.l"l:::" Jlulll hard with lilt‘il' t-lm-cr'lmd and he is Baby Doll Jacobson. .‘j‘orn'alkers and theoDoherty Silk; A “cell— from [onlorrnu :21. y...
. {51.131110 Effiuthsgmm 1.. 1.05m]. ; owns. or ”my go by the board it! l' 1;":- “as .i‘rl.:'l(?ll}) sch-Jot. i5‘;1.,,.~, l1 w\‘..‘iS the small :urmne Mrs. ‘Wlm prefers to stay outT of unlforrn fox clash in the opening game of g ton club will open the damn m
_. ‘ w m tight teams of the . . _ , ‘ > . l , g d~ LO- mm 31-.er aliei ins 1.1m: hut; mutt! :11 lulll'lWi Ruth JD“! .110 ENS What he Mir-k8 he 13 31¢ 303303- :fast Hudson A. C. of \._u lb...
331101111) League Size up lor thee .illl be .l disturbing {actor even tov wit that school. had ixnockrri about ; 1n nzl-VL 1m. 41‘s.”. “all My}. ms l1cn<l"\'01‘”‘- Marty McManus, having 0 0 c . will be [1,011.0 n ,. fl. _;
championshill moa- “hlch sinrls'this “Ml-balanced organization. CIt? 111'? World. had become famous and " up (-‘H't‘ll up his seat with the holdouts. The silk So: are the best s ' "amt: oi the «3200:? h H
nest Tuesday. lie has seen all or: has been declared that the weak—' B »‘ 3 ”Wu l'ailen :1 Victim of mu \‘ulf'xrnsg TH... “M a gang...” canyon gr. 1:: playing at his old position at sec- pro attraction that has flavflti a ‘0 _. '-
them in ugh-tin at their training: .1, .1053,- of mg; Giants is in the pitching‘ . \1 ho prey on his generous kilili,; low hull—«u season lliill‘iuj-ti by a .0110: thus freeing Robertson 1'0? Norwalki in runny 1:300:15 ‘ The i Manager l-‘mnl' 1““ ~ - ~
fr‘vamils and Ill exhibition games. 51017- “Ht ”M‘ll‘ l‘ilvllers are not soi Enlist in: awoke to tile realizatiun or; slump in l: " hailing. lrwlll- iii tines “’(‘F'k 3‘ “'1de base and speeding UK! should draw a large crowd. at thii “hind” “he“ I") ‘j‘ 1‘
..- .- 'v- ~I.- ,. . ~._ ‘ - . . , , : ' .. n . . ." _ . , . . _ A .‘.‘" . ” ' '
fillings;1:;lghdlegit];1.1(shli’jhl338'llllll; j luggéutoiélptaggti;:3‘“he? gated')““hi _ , :lildiltlu:‘l‘omufiljuant. in his taint 111,1..p ”13.4.,3315111 31113735 .3“ ”"d‘ 05.; ”Ill... inil‘eld as‘gell as adding‘a .30") box office. .. .5.”th iormor I“. _ ,
- ‘ .. . . « . . ‘ : . HI: cu s. (._thcré .. - «5-. u .llJCl-Nl: toun—g lllx'! ill-ll .und finally :1 wreak Ill his 3” “m- “L 10 the 030115“? e o a i ‘iork Giants to do :3‘- ;. ' ; “i
now he ”OMS ”Will ('Oll'fmlvely asl teams hale better individual pitchw ”3 Plum-V MW- RU!“ had final-H lxllyucxll l‘nntlliiclll. mmic liuth rcal- strength or ”1‘3 club. 2: . . ’for “'illrw
i0 the” relations Wm“ ”w“ 0‘1“?" “TS" h‘“ ”WI" also lluvvrwezlknosscsi murir- ilw "linlm' 'roalizo what homo;j iv :71“ (l'l‘tll‘ of Ms wax-s at has: in 1“ W‘CdlCliDK marked im'pro‘i‘e- h: e I‘mfi'nc‘a? lLzmd has Slow“; M. 0 o .
n his “031 (“snub-h hv will Me. which the limits do not have _ “ ' mmnt ll'iurhler Dorothy h l\- . . A ’ ' 5 ~ . ' " pm?” 5W!“ ‘3' donatin" their .
. . 7 . , . . .. . . . 1...} V. m. .-.\12 1' .mom in the Brouns user last sea- . D . . .
,cuss the ‘icuills of lip: Ann-rim”; Pittsburgh has the fastest team BerlenbaCh Challenge lllzlt hem.3 complete. : '1‘le Ethyl-Jul luv-mm 1,, 3...“, “is Sun Dan Johnson takes a veiled “‘7“‘°?s for the “Felling grim-3. “‘E'agiiimt'mpmim T"? ”u liner
Ifague.) _.~:..1icciively ill baseball today. Its T ,‘ . . “1‘an1"; at Times 5......” j I q .. 0":le at the dopestcrs who figured organization a” desirous Of seeingi ('ialion l“. n lhc Anmmdn 1“
7 BEVV YORK. April ll.—~L‘lgm_gpossibilities of fielding are sux)erior,i OSbed at BICTlgue At times lube. himself failed in‘ ~il... lngltliv] 1.. :3” pf tin. ‘lvkle the Browns out of it. Among other the horwalk managemen; “Viki? 11,000,, "111:? sfiason “In! “ad"
bagebz‘in. machines bog“. work inilu those of me Glanls. If its bat-T ‘Vill P b b] . B mitt. tlmt 110ml; ficrigusly. Tynsih41rdfinf h”, «~\’ieil.<lv'll M. ‘L....1;pm;.lhl..gs be 5335; success of the 1925 season and arc‘ in f l :3 should um m:
the ANION“! L°HSIN= mt": ui’ 1925 “TS lhump the hall to a state or r0 a y egwring for illsiancc. he took Hat»! ll'li‘nli.'~"']il‘ imnl "uni-1» it; Dinner—“i "vat'ral {actors give me the» £01m" '0 "3' ‘md SW1d them off to 3 r ‘0“- 0" l "“l‘arnwr‘.
. ext TUCSduy. Of lilf'sl- when; is .295 the team will be in the race to Approved » 1’ WOI‘lli Hglllly. But when the coiini-sc‘ ..,.Im ”mu. {in}. ‘.{~;‘..,..‘,.. . .. h ‘ E:‘ll'on:.;r:st horn) that the St. Louis good 9m"; ’ . .
111;; one, the Ne“: York Giants. , the linlsh. ut if it does not develop -ivllmv Ruth forgot his lmso. 'i‘llui ‘ lion“; Mont—m l. 1.1 omllz'nrt if it} “WWW“: mm 01' “18 Clubs 0U! 01' 1h" . * ..
'l’hmh this on all right t‘yllllders. limiting; “he" balling i” needed, that \'F\\' YOITI’ \ ‘1 l -. “15‘4“” ”*‘1‘0 h'rt‘amr‘ ‘n‘lho. the 110} .1513 lu'mlzllt him a l-ilc c-ulltmltnient a running his: season. are 801n3' to .‘lickoy “it‘lch “ill “’3 ('11 ”w b
There is number team which hils”"3 “he“ runners 3““ on b83931 it “'1“ Ro‘l‘lenl'nch ila‘fix'i‘lefl I"? ql'wl “m :zgniu and he wanted but one Illlu: that imam-d {1-th m, mm fllauro prominently this vear. Anv mound {0" ”'9 100:" loan). )lll-kcv‘ - -~ . ,
"n ”"0“ and. thrPC-rluurlr‘rs vylln- . not wear any goldw c'ronn. with on film" \:illoiiudCii Hillel?“ ~11mm-. ' This wkrlnw it in) ill-uni llillimzl*§"-‘Kl‘*\‘=l‘ls who Overlooked the strength ' ‘e‘m‘
- ,g 1 r . . ,~, .. - th r. ‘ tnmss . . “ ‘1 Mr ‘ >'- " ‘. _
(lets. the Pittsburgh 131ml... ‘ l'hl Cintilllldil «.lub. if it had a. calling on Mike \ic'l‘l ‘1‘ t j (to; ‘habu nus. born in Baltimore 1.1, ‘ l.ll:ll'i‘:i nwr lbw “unlit. lie “cm toil“ ”“4 Browns made a mistake. “
.There is a third team Which {um baseman 01' parts. would be his title o“ world's gilt} to icon 1394. Ho started to school at llu“ llu: Sprints wurlx- to start his . ell; ”One 0‘ ”‘9 fad-1°75 “NC“ I 959001 Babe Ru'h’s H R — '7 ‘
Shouldthhitconiat lens} sr-vlj‘n p511”, dangerous. It has a. pitching staff. voigllt Cht‘lmpion 'I’llebllflrll-iivifa‘fh- usual use. Bab?» in his chills “1w.” l N“; to 13am... .his (“4‘ ' Thai” improve the Browne's chances— t 01118 un RECOI‘dS for i'llg
3's}; .9: lnc llnutl Lula. - Vinyl”),- t'finll‘olled, which should chanting” \ii‘l come U {or .a‘t‘L himscn; “l“‘lll's speaks kindly ul":r;xinll.:: («my hurl] ii" 'lllil- it zltim“1 l'I-“hz‘m‘v ”“3 greatest {3‘30" .
etc 3 a fourth team .“‘illCi‘l has "Mix? all opposition batters dol‘l‘ their 10.13,, (2,. no", Tuesday!) .1.) ‘ f m.“ his parents. They have never shared 3 ill»: F‘u‘nlgg m V m ”m.“- his (34' the improvement in pitching. 1:. ~.. . . VM 0 _ “'_
OFF? 01100811 to hit 0n f'lghf ('i’lln- ‘30“191'53- Thri‘c Positions on ihl- in- illtle doubl ‘1”. til“ I“ ‘Ucv ‘13 in his glory. howa-vrr. Ile startwl tulzmu at Hz. l‘c‘ “Cour: Flu. . i fining” made in the battery de— 1‘0"] ‘1‘ “Scum“: L81”? 3111!}. World's record 0f 5-“ ho.
ruslt'fllw. DUI it‘lD‘l'ul'flbly will not, 1"”? f311‘13'_5ln8-witil vim. The fourth : Challenge “.“l‘.i,é amid (jarlcg‘b‘jng‘ school when he was six or serum, but? i: 3. litllt‘i‘aliy h Hulk”, illu‘. “ “1‘5 pnrtmcnt hale been all to the ben- 0:0; 5:53)? fl)": 'V'r'po‘img 1"““9’5 "1‘ 5' and Tighi1121n'j;1;‘:,
,0 - [POUXS‘Cdldlnals ' :1 an uncertain quantity. ' gub‘y by the Boxin C .i _ ‘ U ‘ school bored him. Baseball and oth-i lfildllllll: l‘rir‘nu‘s showed him illeé‘fi' "'5 ““3386“ Sisk‘r's team. It 1'7““.
. There is a fifth machine which has 11’ the St. Louis kid pitchers comeI 1 ' ' g .omm Shim" so or attractions called him ' , . l ‘ 7. / ~ -- ' 6“"15 C'llll‘lV jud ent w cl cd i i
ix cylinders “,0 in w, . ~h' fl . - lhr h h . [lie matter will now be squarely up > , ‘ . :\\.l) lam: to go: who: lrom lhel . . _ gm L. er s n. . . L.
: r “ W“ '“h “"3 oug - ‘ C Ldr’lmdlfi “’1” be in thcllo ‘W‘Tl'mo “.h . It seemed the casxest uuv out in, luul-hlupv .,-~ 1;... training "rinl 1th.: two deals that disposed of Dam p. .- . 1 ins 1w 1;».
terial and perhaps another cylinder running. This is a. dangrvroug out- .' .' ° ' 0 ““5 ‘lf‘msmk‘d in am,” him to . in" ,1" _ ‘ ‘ " " ~ 5 P,“ "k (.‘nlli' d 1: _ . ‘ 3‘4“"? Till‘i‘us l‘l‘ie' i'n‘ " _. ..
3’ 'battin~ -l)o\“r~r 1h." P‘ 1y. m in m: . . . ‘ _ this blate on the condition that he " 4 ‘9 1m 35 ‘001- MM. im‘lx ni l‘r‘sl :llld owl‘ tzkwl‘llml ml" 1“ er' ' ‘1 an. sync and (”3' “W” 1" Harris “ “‘“ “1““ 5
odgérs {a . 1- 9 amt—Win .1 crfocdtrifl “ass. although it 13 not defend iliSvtilit: against the boxer :mvlm onion-d St. Mary's industrial? lmmlnnwa t'llnnnun weakness ox‘gtaincd in their place. Bush. Gaston, April :9 12,155,.” ‘1': Boston ‘— .\
There-is a sixth team which start. chili lttit ilsnn inloothvrun'ning Ba“ accepted as the most logical con- school in Baltimore. Officials of that; youth. "U“FUd his “013395!“ flash] and Dixon." Apr” 21 ”001‘“ ‘ l runadk'l‘ma 3' -' ~
(1 so fast that it looked like a must m finish 1% tho-xelr-acltis'od. it tuna“. b... tile State Athletic Conr. school gum him the chanpg to play: Hui-c Ruth was the boy again. 9 April 2: Roxnn1(1 '1‘ I‘luiudolpmu .; 3 1- 3.
il'even-cb'linder operator sure and The chances of in: 5::Loleigialfi‘db mission Within thirty din-5. $1501”in and} go m classes, ‘00-; And ‘wmg a boy, “Ck Physically! E hot-ft. G AD“! :5 JOhnson : )‘ilshmgmn . U a
' ' '.‘ ' “ , ' ' " - ' . - .- . . “M‘s O‘CI'. realizing that he must’nml mrumllv and tired of trvlnn to x l l 10 May 2 Jo w— 1‘ “‘530“ ;' -' .
, hen fate unctur 1d i'..' v.3 : lv-m - . . “1.910 IS ”“1“ “MMWOG U141 the «~ . . . l - ‘ ‘ i n ames ”"5 . . n -
"the Chicag: Cubs.£ l r .J'lx link. 1:11:35: 12(1le:leornndti'lglull4:1,)“ PL}? gas Mc'hgue demands, ‘VlliCll'n-cre only illld some Hunt for his 10v»: Inf 1h.,~;.;.m__;h :,5 ”1.. “-0,-1.1. 1,... “‘unimi 20—— , May ,3 Johnson r; \\'u5nlng;l‘ly_ 3 .7. 3. ,
‘ .New York Giants must of sheer and ponderous Pitchir is noléiriii: 36:),0l10. at last reports. will be met game “hell he loll. “16° sincere. ”0 HOMH‘ BRCI‘VS “TX AGAIX' May 7 Erickson r: 31:5hlngton 3 U 5
ecessity be selected as the probable Chicken. but he is a tough old bird. 3:11:31“? 50,0 Crounds matchmaker' KANSAS CITY' R- H- E‘ .3513. 1:. Middleton I: 12:13: '1 5
yinner of the pennant in the leag. Brooklyn may clout its way to the 1 -t 3 :3 Fox-est. or any other pm- Chicago (N) _______ 5 1. 1 .‘Iay 1. 1331195 r: ("ill-ilk“ z
7‘ e‘s Golden Jubilee you“ They may pennant by the free use of the Rob- (CocoaI so fal'as the Polo Grounds , Kansas City (AA) . . . . . . 4 10 3 in“ 13- Eiagby 7‘- mania \ “ 9.
0,: win because-inlscball 1... filled inson pile driver. but it will have ‘e_- . s LonLClned. it 'is in no poal- 0 Alexander. Cooper and liartnetz; aray 3.1 1,th I; a, L] “_ "1“.“ ‘
1th pitfalls. BM ”WY are a team to do it by brute force. ion to promote a, .‘fcl‘iguu match » i Zinn and Shinault. .“ay .9 Smoker l; ‘7“: .01.. . . _ .v. a
blob not only is seasoned but which Chicago probably will not l‘ecover Z“) i01' {before June I. which is the ' ‘ “' . . , l . “ 3‘33: f0 beetle 1‘: {:Fllig'ff‘lphla _ u 2 _ .
. ,PrOPEH-‘f fined 10 do right ”1050 EU!!!" from the blow which hefcll heifoiaetzthfl: ‘tllg‘ period berm-e , ‘ . i ATHLETICS “.13.. Juaic. 0:1; loachary l. Kaangligton 2 ‘1: . ‘ .-- _
hmgs which must be done by a one of the most promising teams in his b“) it) .ic'l‘lgue must fulfil ' , ‘ " l PHILADELPHIA 1‘ II E J n‘ o Dans l: (1; ”3m“. ' H 2‘]
cam in order to win the pennant. the league when Maranville tried to J'0 sat on to the commission, a, .. \3 ’ Philadelphia (A) I 1‘1. 16- 1 June 1') nggby' Vi I).;“I.‘}““ Ci -‘_' ‘
The Giants have reserve strength. shackle himself to a base bag in fuulmm) De Iforest has his handsf - . . \- .. . . -—; il‘hlladelphia (N) . ...... .1 4 '1 June If ‘Ylddlemn l‘: bum-L \ I :2: fl
, hey have a nimble outfield which Los Angeles_- No one will ever know showio‘gffinluinns on the two big, “Y m l Groves and Coon-ratio Knight June 1‘ butherland l'l DEMO“ ' . ‘ H R" ‘
a better than that of 1934. They what the Rabbit might have done lb 1 ”lei ave been arranged to‘ ENCE PERRY o’xeai Ulrich and Henil - line 13 Ehmke n , U‘Olt .-. n ,\,. '-.
aye aninfleld which is not the for the Cubs. “L olugi at the ”0".” of the N3‘ ’ innings. rain) ne. (Six June 13 Ehmko It“ Dal-oft 7 ’\ 7 ‘-
j, artest in baseball but‘one which of the Philadelphia and Boston 1502:“: League Cha‘m’fi’l‘ls- in fact it _ M .‘ ‘ June 14 Da‘uss Ti- gefroft } ’ 7‘: V.
smart enough to mm the pennant clubs say nothing but good; They . at ”“3 .71mnoF-Gibbons “.V LAWRESCE PERRY- l°"‘»‘“c°"”d““ce among ”‘0 "arsny RAIY HMS smug June H Dauss ‘h‘ >e‘rmt J I A ,. '7‘
n combination with the proper «:le- need it. Neither of these teams. by 3131ch Is likely to conllict with the (Com~i~ight,'1925.) ”no” COCK“ calm“ “as see“ to “'ASHI\:GT6\‘ -—-—\’e Y S. \* June 2.? Myers 1’; Losmn M H V; “ 7
ants of assistance. baseball comparison. can hope to get a lan Hospital Fund event on ac- VEVV YORK April 11 —\Vhile‘ that, but at the same time there is tionais-lvashin 2 ‘ ‘1‘ w ork ~ 3‘ {line 2.: 'I‘hormahlen ll Boston 7' 7 3'“ “
The great. menace to the Giants out of the second division. 9W?“ ot’ the GOSPHCSS at” their re- . ' ‘- . - ’ a“ "0‘3" ““9 psycm’logy in ““3 boat, Cent’d—rain g on ‘ mericanS, can- dune 2° ' JOlmSO“ ‘1 “_8-Shington 3 7 ‘
. > _ :fiigéoetliitff- There is even a ouster: cre\1\s 3:51;“? beginning 1: {tracing spirit that means much ' {um 33. iiogridge L E aslnngton 3 i
- ‘ _ . _ a lore will be t ' got i e fee 0 er s ells an 1. l a the r31“ -"..- ist l - g. ., uune -. ‘ush :; ms 011 s n
g "l . “l” former fit“ per cent. He in- in the dates. ‘ $01111. Shift coaches are pretty 'much in doubt l‘hxsushells 41.521253 \ U cm'dfi‘ and C0“ . T ?OSII 03E!)- J‘HY 3 > Russell R B030“ 7 0
y _ “mated that he considered .himselt M as to the final seating or their men \Vushington has the sanction of e iRICHQIO.\.D.‘ \a.:—l\ew York Am‘ July 2 Karr 11 308:0?! } 1
. ‘ _ capable of managing himself if “his BACK TO BUSHES the Pacific Coast is all set for the success over California. having won lgd‘fifig‘mrwdlm Rationale, caHCEX- July 5» I~lasty R ghilfldelrhia 'i 1'
, . Keaxns thinks thirty'flve per cent. Washingtlozaggfia'ge April 11.—Thc Eggs"! digit)??? thigepfifi-gtrgcef twelve out of sixteen regattas and 331133: 1: 32:; L “flags; 5 I
- ‘ a men ' ‘.. e . .1 . . ‘ v - '.. i e - :‘ 2
, too little tor his end. 1 the first. Step in Pruning It‘s: Staten between the University of “lashing- .thcuxvriteruhas it 0:11 fromrxperts PIRATE SECONDS LOSE. July 12 Davis 3 St Louis 1: o
_ 'Ii‘empsctelydis working in a. motion ters’ Ditching staff by turning bafk- ton and the University of California igw’siec::tli-O:I\Ste‘siint‘ngmdespgte glut; OKLAHOMA-CIT}: Okla. July 15 VanGilder P ' St. Louis 3:
. pic ure s u o w ill his “new nose'” to the Wichita. \‘i’ ‘ e R. H E Jul 18 ' D ‘ _
. _ , . . . . nst . ei hts. . . .- . - . - - Y Cole ell-oi: 5 1
as ALGLLES’ Ca,” Apr” 11.—- as one of he ”mum, dummy Jim McNamar } em league club 3T 1 1 a m m , t _ . _ and Geld “”1 haw to beat a crew Pittsburgh (Ix) 2nds.... 2 6 2 Julv 30 (Joel ki- L Clev.) r
.. h- . . ‘1' “110 came up on 011- 0 4- n D e “0" “es ‘5 bad‘ every bit as formidable as the - v ‘ ‘ es c. R -e and " 0
,old and seemingly endless 31:31)) (is sweets). The noes “ere re- tion. The hig hurler, who has made a ing the Huskies todefeat the Bears championship 19"”! \V’ashin ton Oklahoma. ('W) 3 10 2 July 31 , Caldwell R Cleveland .3 L'
d of statement and denlak te_ D. .y a eauty doctor has. year creditable showing during the s ri on the Oakland Estuary on satur- . ” g .bhenw' 1‘1“: and KnnGi Tud‘ “‘18- 6 Oldham L Benoit ti 2
7 . ' and there are not lacking many training and who Pre -d c,“ “3 day ' “C?" Wick, and Benn-.Fflzpatrlck. Aug. 8 “'elnecke L7 Chicago .1 .1
. here again last night and con- who predict that the chief of the believes has a mm 8:18“ “5.1m \iany condumns in mm 1, - t . :1 h" ““93 °f the few men “1135‘ Ans. 8 Kerr ‘1. Chicago '7 5
Edible morning with the rc- heavies will never risk 313“"; the would have cost mgeciiugaglggfom}. erous \veather‘and’imgngigg (2:08.13): "wig “of“ the Gish-t that rowed at PIRA IES IR’U'MIE ““8“ 1° r’ivehl’lort L Chicago g "
1—» enrol Jack Dempsey, heavy- madevover nasal organ smashed "I retained in addition to the oéqleasl: rinations combined to delay fhe pro gotugltih‘fcgsilef lasit 3-;ar arllod earlier ,LITTLE ROCK, Ark. R. H. B. Aug. 11 Keefe'- R Philadelphia 4 7.
“4.1, ring champion, as its sub- another ‘prize fight. Moreover outright of o ' ' .9 ea c a 01‘03. ave een cap- Pittsburgh (N) ,7 9 4 Au 1-: N .’ . "
- . , . . no player and the loa gross oi? the Seattle sweep swingers bl till (1 » 3' u 343101‘ R Philadelphia. 8 0
. - Dempseysnew wife, Estelle Taylor of twr cth . n . a y e and the greatest loss Little Rock (SA) »6 9 9 A
. - e and f “age . . --- - - - 08. 17 McWee - Chi .
in ate friends" of the some- mm acne-55' frowns on the ring. Option on hfgaequired to obtain the CoaChor“:Stlgloen§too lgusgligiit till; acorn: tohbe in 5:11:11 coxswafin stfieat Brown. .Kremer and Smith; (2111- Aug. 18 Faber 1185 l: Chlgzgg E .1,
fighterwore quoted last night . ~——————__.__._ ' , ' . ‘ ran . l" 0 CO“ 9 PM“ or tee man. McBee and Murphy Mayer. Aug. 2 Cald - - ‘ '
hority’ for the declaration JACOBSON’ 110me . R001 m gagginsgaytgztwould berready {or the years and.“ now assxsting Edward. ,» ‘ ' Aug. 23 Manges] 1P3 gig-3:23 3: :Jl
elhad’tugked his gloves Iaway > S'f.hLOUIS. April ll.—The neu- 'formed a New yin-:1 ngiitlia’gfie But ivhilet-the freshmen mortality 1463:1133; ageinterestin phas f \ ASTIGERS VICTORIOUS. Sept. 2 Erickson : {vasmngton : l
bale or good and a . nan ones at the St. Louis Amer it v." ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ’ ' » . 8 es 0 4’. HVILLE Tenn - R H E S t. 3 ~-. - .
. . - , 'as learned yesterdav and 'ill in the recent scholastic grill aifect- satu da ’s t 'il 11 ' " ' ' ' 9p Courtney -“ L “ashmgton 5 3 "
3' today indignant” den- jeans this season received a severe - .‘ . J‘ n . - ,, ‘ ”s .1‘ y regata -“" l a. in the Detroit (A) ._..........14 20 1 Se t. ' ' " ‘ - r u
mm: 3 said that he’ had Jolt today when the Browns manage. 3:311:2ng “tot did tile-Giants and :fexfhgngrnggafirtcrew the varsity fact that for the first. time a course Nashville (S) s 7 z sefit. ‘7’ €330... E £332: 4”. 1U {ft-axe"
grandee the informa‘fd‘n’r 1mm Lannounced that he more com_ Class col r hac ory this summer. with til i u as camp 9 .thl'ollgh on the upper estuary at Oakland Whitehill. Holloway and Bassler; Sept. 8 Romme" ' R 71:11:11., 1 h' - e" . .
not ram“ with I“. cation s would be sent 'to Bill 0 3. ve not been selected. time t gens cokors while mat the same will be used for the three mile race. Bennett. Young-and Mackey. Sept '9 Nay-loi- ‘5” I" 'Phila (1:11:21: : I
’ I I but.‘ ‘3 I . Flowcenterfleldei‘rwho .1135 been tel-ed and retused by JacObson, who Washingtoriiuglailtzgegl-ISOJEfetid per? ghost $22!: {sutures-1‘ recommended ' . - ' - v ‘ ~ 5995 15 Bayner 7 '- “ I: St. Loni: 5 it
out a an increase in salary. asserted the contract sent him' was 'mitted the oarsmen torvpropel their bu: tche rig-1m; isthfi: ifnizwlietxt‘: Vii-£012.11?“ BA.ALL. Sept. 16 ' Shocker ‘ i 'V R. ‘ St. Louis 4 0
, “unfair."slnce he has not‘h'td an in ships und‘ ‘ I ' ' ' - ~ ' " ~‘ ‘ ‘n ?- Princeton. 0- 87 t. ”6 -' - ’
., , _ . _ ex. racing conditions. adapted in every we I, r i . . . ‘ ep .. Coveleskie . .. R 7. Cleveland 1 0
, , . , . y 0 Ian nter . Richmond. 9,.Buclmell, 4 (six in- Sept. at; Uhle ' R Cleveland 5 1
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