.1,
,, PREPARE
FOR OPENING
SEASON GAMES
' Baltimore Orioles Ap-
pear to Be Fairly
Well Rated for High
Honors
MODIFIED DRAFT
All Clubs in Junior
Circuit Show Decrd-
ed Improve m e n t
Over Recent Years
al League will
open its sense: iczmorrow. in Bal-
timore. rash 8 the beginning of l'iiC‘
‘tng at t? u. r.‘ lia‘l‘r‘: Iii. Grace
track is e .I \" (2-1.. day, Jack
Dunn has .'-Vl’Cl‘l‘:d his inaugural to
tomorrow. This admission of
weakness, ir a.
713nm.
The Int‘rz‘
an
i {staging though it
is probably a good his .055 more.
The league is starting the season
With the modified liret‘fi. in operation
and all the teams but L'uitlmore
and Buflalo , victim) \"itl‘l players
from the m: Buffalo L. {tomb
in: upon the c. that. ended the
1934 season Em iiiiiiinmly under
the temporary management of Billy
Web-b. who has been named regu—
lar pilot this Cfiflfa'Jll. 'l‘hu Uriolna,
Newark and ijrm'nrv are not :i bit
better this ’iEOll ll’l7lli in. i. in {JUL
«iron; and
ti.
,.
the Orioles :ll‘f‘ not so
unless tire Cardinals «lump some
talent into the: lap of ill“ Stars that
nine “ill to much weaker Newark
is ¢~.€:rl‘.:linl.‘.r mueil “.illlil'fl”.
But all “'1‘. other Mums :i'fC lit-Nor
and that Er°l;il.il.'~(' of major inuguc
help with 1hr: r'tL-nlviimi of Buffalo
which is relying; upon its lv-mn of
last season to pull them through. It
is prObZAble .«i Eh", ii:r lit/Jim will
he btgitr'r llirln hr? swarm: immune
or the morriil. ul' ihi‘ tram “hich
has got to tin.- DOlllL “lion; 1’ knows
it 1!! hard in “inf: (zl.
_Toronio, Reading. lim‘hMi-u- and
Jersey City are lli'llll’w‘i‘t‘d ovr‘r iris-i
season. tut it uuill’~“'iil zi‘ «in:
have [action/1 t‘ll' mw’lx'ou rimugli .lo
r-ndrmg 2‘ tin. ’i'-|'ll'.illllli." ..g .l'lrk
Dunn's. team. it liltli 41~ \l f‘fiil' ('lil}‘
rvlativoly. li i'l'llnl 1... :1. gl‘waii 41ml
weal-Jr Tllllll ll.' rim-iii mini r’lill
be much rii'rlngr-l- film: ill' nr-xt
hrs-t two or lll.‘»-- l‘l'lll: 3
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llrisl rv pl'r-:H:' lill 3 I'H‘ in UN int."
and Sprung Ali' m'l in mi: i!"‘ :hnt
ill“; Ham “’1 «l- it :1 h." LIM'izl \tlll
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than ting inn :l- lil'\l"'l>"li1llli".
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in ill": lF‘Illfil" .: to ‘.L-’~. l‘llg‘.‘ .l'st
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not. It'fl.r’pllli,'.' Hi" .iwii Bunnrk
announcer! ‘ul‘nil il=- 1-» d 5‘:-
tom “'3: .i'l'vl't-rl l-v illv' I-xyzuu thus
it would Hg“ in“ “lit”? Murmur
Eddie C'nsinu- mm . pin}...
from the lit-'ltl‘u'l!‘ 'i'.l ruimrr
Berni». NINTH} ll’iivl llllil I ”will“ HAVE:
“215 to sex-.41 {Hurtf‘u ;. w... in ”V4
'i‘lllli‘. That. (if . winner. “2”: him;
comb». hut t2‘ni: ni-v lllll uni-r tn‘n
mayors will: tin l? or in r sum-lav
and “ithmii tin-m ”1' ~l:1i. “null-i
be nothing.“ 'l‘la‘.i m. .1va til it \ru-‘
ark carpi: Ululetl \\li' ii ii “1:111 hair]
“’lll Dilllll lift lllv; : lil.‘ ‘ H
The—H: “.13 :m 71H“! 11:“ rtimr
with Dunn pili‘ll.‘ll"wl (hinting the
Week to tho oil... that
’21.000 and Toronto 3
gate last. nelson Dunn \\ as qumcd
as saying that :« lliiis: M. l\- l 4
the onlv hope or lilll‘ w \
lug any n. onm.
star 3. )‘Gfll‘ fol :t-‘.ll«‘ Print} “:is H'—
ported casing- in rm m p. wililr» taxi"
That is con-"ii. I
M
SIBK WOMEN
0F MIDDLE AGE
Con 30 Carried Comfortably Over
' The Critical Period by Lydia E.
Pink'lmn’ : Vegetable Compound
-Note Mrs. Headden’ 5 Case
Macon. Georgia. —- “ Durin the
Chase of Life I suffered wit.
, 2 whole ri ht. side
and cool not lie
onmyleft. side. I
was in bed about
two monthétnnd
“P
”I! ,
hml inst
" 0"" on the
Was
in rk mak-
In \A Illj‘illl.‘ (m0
iE Izen [718 Babe :Veecled {2479/10
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l
RUTH’SMNESS
lS AnRiROiRO
T0 “HOT DOGS”
Thought Nothing 0 f
Eatin Half Dozen
i
i
ill: :iuri
lr in'ilm
Tim! litlm E\ ni ‘ll‘; in
home run icing.
avift‘l‘rr-d it‘ll ‘lllt’: mammoth [linger we
tilt;
El hmly blow.
nix
lulu: limit. '5
tlz;c Hiriio. Tin-
Slit’rKliiiii in:
tc-ll b}!
and unsteady.
i-nr‘t‘ball
i. Oil?! {Hi-ft l)‘:
EARLSANDE
7 me back then.
WILL RIDE
I think it, “on
up in ma :ma'inz, ‘life. all right? and
trying? in li-“ot'l mm from going to
him! 1 ruulxl hmo killed lilm'” sh":
added with a nerxmm little laugh.
for who seemed to hate. the picture
\‘ivlllly before hm U-ii no she told
the story.
“Ami. tlioumihon-—:il:o\'v the slide
0! tho. Pfill~f~~i -'l\\ n hlon-l head
:.m<l “Vii. nothing could limo kept
1 “out. to him My
{other motor 3:433 nmthlng against
ill-“(ll heels mm. For be en)»; he
nmrr emt unillmlv run the may I
all. T couldn‘t wand to not: his face
all covered with mud and there
iHrr- zit-fake around his eyes that
l H'lprl‘ll worn lust from perspira-
iockvy. Iiiclitou. came
Luge: \u m torn. 'lhe collar bone was
only slightly fracturod. l-3ut. the
left. thigh low: was shattered .intn
splinters and thorn “'Drt‘. bruises all
over his back from tho horseu'
hootooona clear horseshoe imprint-
on his thigh—~tliough the skin
oken
,» it. was not the broken
not prevented Earl
AI” riding again. as
“it the. accident.
Harvard \Vill Have 4-
crowdcll about the house and
Mile Team at Penn
(".‘iiilBer‘H‘lli, Muss. AFN! lit-h
r-n illiillelilulré and the {our-mile
EASTER CONTEST
WASHINGTON. April 14. - Fro-
licklng youngsters abandoned to the
Joys of Enslor egg rolling were
again (H’r‘ilordil or the \Vhim House
domain yesterday. 7
For the. first. day. an appearance.
of not being more than ion years
old was the necessary qualification
for admission in tho grounds on an
egg roller. Ono adult. however.
might come along in with mum to
keep the (RPS in prorucr x'iozleerzalon
mattcrn.
cari'iml only to
and qthenviso :‘upnrvlrtax
The age limitation
lion. but I thought had been cra- tho later on: or the afternoon. after
log. I couldn't stand that. Earl “lllCh all “are giwn ormmtuultv to
recognized me and called mo by Join .
name. 'l'm nil right} hr: mid; ’lt's Easter Monday thin your tail on
just mv log. " tlm serentuenih i-irlnrinv unnix'eiw
”iho linen ribs neroilt broken ns wary of CniVin Cooiitim. it who died
has been stated. Only the cartil- last summer President i'ill'l Mrs.
Coolidge, llcmovor nm‘nnlml tho oc-
casion for welcoming iim i‘ii\'r.
children in the .umuul Pvnnl. ‘
An early :mlly lay Mrs. L‘uolhigo
into tho throng; “as lurilrtl into a
retreat. because the \Vliiio Home
dogs insisted .on iwlng tho center of
attraction when the P‘iilcli'r‘ll crowm
ed about'Paul Pry. the Airedale.
and Rob Boy. the “kite colilo leap-
ed and barked When Mrs Coolidam
sought to mix “uh her youthful
guests and she “as forced to return
to the White House portlio Mrs
Coolidge tied the dogs up but. she
was not able to iotuin again im-
mediately to the leflihil though
the children and their attendants
landed her ex erv more up
The da\. Alike Sundav.
., the grounds were filled early
children. including many who
. 1y able to toddle. From
‘ President was in a
the happy scene. 3.!-
l nu bar or bus!-
eiipmton dur-
n‘an id all
i No human
;tlle rules 01‘ Conditioning 3::
'hours oi? the night.
' At a 'me While in
i Florida, ’Tis Said
i
By JOHN B. FOSTER
NEW YORK. April 14.-—Hot dogs
have been an important, contribu-
ting factor in the illnese of Babe
Ruth. A fellow member of the
Yankees'toid the writer in Florida
recently that he had seen Ruth eat
'hnlf a, dozen Irankturter sandwiches
in succession. topping on the lunch
with a pint of solution of soda, water
and then go out to the ball field
and may.
Ruth has always been a big feed-
or at the table but. it is probably
what. hr! has eaten between meals
{that has dono him the most. harm.
:Hoi dogs lime boon his particular
woaknessifixlien over there was :1
"pup emporium" in sight.
being can disregard
lliith
. and Brawler and Pinelll are
SEW -
Frankie Friseh.
(Continued from Page Eight.)
con-
eistontiy eflective hitters.
Otherwise the Reds look much as
they did in the midst of the 1924
Scramble. Manager Jack Hendricks
has at his disposal the same as-
semblance at, capable pitching ma-
terial. Mats. Rixey. Donohue and
Benton went last. summer's route in
good fashion and, vith good reserve
spots. should be able to handle the
season.
The Outfleld .headed by Captain,
Eddie Rough. is excellent. But the
Reds are etartinz the race with an
admitted deficiency in reserves. In
Kinsman and W'alker, however. Hen-
dricks has two fast. clean hitting
oumeldere and a valuable addition
to the Letting order "in Elmer
Smith. ‘ ' '
Barring difficulties. Hargrnve and
iVingo are amply capable of hand-
ling the work behind the plate.
They came back from the training
mason in fine condition.
PUTSBCRGE.
PITTSBURGH. April 14.-—With
the opening or the baseball season.
Manager M¢:Kechnle.. of the Pitts-
burzh Nationals. finds himself un-
able to select his line up for the
has done without laying the penal-
t}'. in Florida he would hang
around :l "grorllounyi derby to late
When he should
have been in bed getting his rest.
Hie weight has been so high all
spring that playing ball has been
an actual menace to him becauqc
of the strain on his lmuit
Ruth's snolls of (Madness un-
doubtedly have prucondml from n
disordered stomach \S hicll attested"
th circulation oi‘ his blood. Transi-
lng through the south and especial-
ly from hotel to hotel, would lend
to zmgravatn (my stomilch disorder
he might have incurred while he
was taking his annual spring courts;-
ot the baths m, llot Springs. After
ho left tho eprlngs for Florida. the
Bribe should limo taken great care
of himself. mzpeclailr; us tilt-
x-J-rathor wns “arm and lunguruus.
BERLENBACH TO
MEET ROBINSON
.i'rom
first game because of injuries to
two regular players. Niehaue. first.
baseman and Moore, second sucker,
hurt during the training season.
may not be ready for the tray.
Grantham. for second base. and
line. for first. are {at cared to replace
the regulars
The Pirates have an untried in-
field but their followers believe the
team “ill finish well up‘in the race
it the: youngsters make good.
Niehaus “ill make his start. in
last compam “title “‘rigllt. short-
stop and Moore. at second, are earn
in; their sccond season. 'l'raynor.
at third. is relied upon to play his
usual sterling game.
i‘de. Meadows, Morrison. Kremer
and Adams {or a dependable pitch-
ing start. Aldrldzv has not \ct sign-
cd u contract Gooch and smith
mil do tho bulk of the catching
Mclx’echnie ha~ ‘a ‘ieet- footed
hard- -hitting outfield in Carey. Bis
bee. Cuvler. G. anthem and Earn
hart
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. lilo. April l4.-Confl-
il-‘nro and optimism are the domin-
ant vlmructerirtlcs of St. Louis‘ two
Major Leanne teams this season.
Strengthened by tho addition of
seasoned veterans obtained in trades
3'“: b" ‘1‘" promising performancts of the pros in California and Florida der‘C/Td’fl’“: m. .
of scwral Notingstrrs. the Bron-ugly” that of them all Macdonald; E ‘5 ."~w
and Cardinals .‘Pt’lll better fortified Fri-1,”) has been rounding jmo :- m S Letutj 6.6“":
for this yours campaign thancver ”gamma”. form and that at pme_‘ . g ' f“““‘
briorvx. llurst. he was truly grcal. if 110' It Oi'él'. 1);: ‘79,
Although deprecating the ni’sence commups ‘0 progress hc will go n}
of Bill Jacobs. 1:. ltnidout. George long wav in the BritiSh Open. ;
Sislor, manager of the Browns. be- ' ;
iim’cs that the improvement in Your shown in the condition of other; Balance 1" easy monthl‘vpai‘llitl
S‘fl‘arntn departments of his toam,mcmbcl‘s of the stuff. “'iih no;
\i-iil more than offset tin absence offtran cswroid and the youngster; ". 7;,«
hi: Mar centeriivllicr. 5 Dixon. ’altcrnatini.r behind the bat. * I i I I is
ills pitching staff. Sislrr thinks the Uranus “manager has a catching. SPONN
123.5 been cnnsiderahl;.' strengthened staff comparable to any. The third. 4"
by tho acquisition of Joe Bush. Mil-
ton Gaston and .100 Gil-3rd obtained
iiw how York lenkces this
“mi-r. .md ivy tho iiitpn-vomch'
Inlay twum will be Ilal“fil‘fl'fi rep-
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rat, in Til‘. f-r'i. 'l'liI-ll ] law hill; ”*“‘*"""“ “““’
kind of coilnmw; owr to one side. I‘IERSHFIELD
“l'lier were bringing the riders PUPS BREAK UP I .
tounrd us in the ambulance cart. A 310“”. Transportation (70-
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Dolly Service Between
New York and Nor-walk
PADDEWNS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING
26 Concord St. Phone 294
.South N orwalk
NE‘V SCORE OFFICE
202 “2 20th St. 7 Chelsea .3058
WWW
mm ‘M
Germ 819m
Mu In} Me weal: “ .
3’””""~ "one main without the.
my" .-
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Roliertlt'. Benedict
22 Wall St. . Harwell:
. {liltone12878 ’
officer took as much pride in
his home as men do today
wrath; ‘
conscientious
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TUESDAY. Arm .
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6“. ItL‘!» IV"
PHIL.‘.: ;_"_f t' .
ev Meucapennv
(Copyright 1925). p
By_sneclal leased wire to‘ .
. The Sentinel.
April . . —— Spring football prac-
tise at Princeton will be marked by
an event Which is likely to prove
very influential _ throughout the
realm o! intercollegiate athletics. At
least. it will establish a certain
friendly relationship between .‘WO
great universities in difierent gee;
riona of the country that cannot Iai'
to be constructive.
' Durlhg the week of April 13-13
Fielding Yost will be at Princeton
with William‘rfioper and his football
equad. f
The object of the visit will be to
exchange coaching ideas. to discuss
toutbail fundamentals, strategy, at-
tack, defense and the like.
The Michigan athletic director
does not seem to feel that he will
be askcl to do any direct. coaching.
of the football players other thani
perhaps give two or three lecture:
in the evening to the squad of can—
didates.
It is understood that later Roper
will return Yost’s visit. At all events
in the course of Yost‘s visit to Nas-
can a. rather interesting foregather-
tug will take place under Yost‘s :iu-l
spices.
Three former Michigan captains;
n0\‘ in New York. \iz. James Baird.
'93. Walter Bennett. '93 and Hugh
.W'hi-to '01 together with several otli~
or "3!" men Will come to Princeton
on April is {or dinner with import-
ant Princeton alumni and coaches.
There “ill be no formal signlil».
canc- attached to this function buts
when such things occur no one may
say just who: the eventual outcome
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will not defend his title in England
this year. Leo Diego! and Macdon-
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tentative declaratiorfi of Long Jim.
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