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■unke, Boland or Cunningham
V W AXAHACHIE. Texas March 30
Rd rnrKin iJCi to shine for tb* Giants in the Tiger series that «i*ni» ««■
■ I*o bock*ro<'i> with ver> Interesting baseball histor •*« « n>-
■% Hu. n«fu»- i. Robeson The other . a
- oub . nan who has bwcoine very prominent in the baseball »»»'
BT.JI .1 .iTurns He may shin this war «>r b. a shut* K whole ,ut
■ JJ dnp* .* bubbling around Mm *«»w mime I*
He la the hero of the ■ Shush" ball, and i.“ the W>«t
sensation to startle the bus
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■ *r.a V.»«. °V .c .*.«<
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oO. arneu WO rk. 1:n k ■ ■'•>u av^ol
Hpi a loac string of "k 0. In Z r4a" notation-
H » aa they say IB the movie screen. on > in tb* nx' >*"
would be m’ «e pel led Tb- recants for ’be
w- turn to page bl wheie.T •-1 - p,,h ng
arhuno of New York, who hue hui <1 1 • • i,,d *"* T
taJltS to e«£ only Jo the extern , r .. - V r one so.
RKtoe m».nr It U the moel aatomttoc
Hb Thia veoxaned little southpaw la similar to Howard Etoke In »*>■*»■'•
BL-te. .w* P( >a»oii of 1915. Ebmke was with the Buffalo l* . >'» ***
HEESaIy |aat In that horrible league. with a record '• r* einmar h>
WESf* Htocomebrk was Just as brilliant amt *ven nmr. .ntpr-a.*e
bu , „ was made chiefly u. a minor I ague This year
B»W»rd haw a chance to puU a Schupp in the majors. and **-en s very likely
K The Story of Schupp
Ikpiuia Kerdte bov cosies from the wandlots of Louis'
BB wfvea a trial hr Cincinnati early m the prmg of 191-. and bu»
iS&Siem* was soon assured tor he was promptly canned bv f K* '
n a ßy player who la chased from Ctnry is on the road to fame.
‘V-* la a sure sign be Is • coming star The good player* in ’he N»
who wore aot scorned a' Clney hi aonie ' me in 'heir career
upon your digits From Ctncinnaii. S*bu;>p wen- io 'he
Hnb tn the Three-Kye league Chick Fraser *ho managed *h»‘
that roar aavs ihat when firs' called upon >chupp »*nt i;> r m.nu
trousers of faded gray and a brigh' red shirt »>th / ;t r i amateur
across the chant. The game had n> be hal'ed while Ferdte
g COUne of Inatructlon on wtiai was being *-«rn ' n polne circ.es
pgtdle never drea»e<i then that he would pla' '*’ ,K ’ 1 , ** n '-*
HnEst a violet trimmed 'uni" that wouW msk. tn> <l. bu'an e >"»n l'*ok
Hb a cotorleaa mg.
M gcbopp wan quite a guy in 1512. He won TZ and lo*' 20 games for
in a abort aeason. and made two new records for the league One
baana on balls and the other was 266 strikeouts Tha’ fall I'mk
win, was scooting for Mcilraw boiight Schupp for rh. '.’.ants and
an Walter llolkn. the first bnsenian who came up ta-o reason
KJSS U 1 tn 24 games. 26 of which were the % ...n
K gntaWished anew world record for baseball conquest.
I Four Years a Giant
800 qh seasons licit raw carried this littie fellow Schupp- and for
Ihnne and n half this Fertile bov didn t do a lick of work for j
B* HoGraw Dnrlng 1512 and 1514. the boy did noi even get into th»
B rncorda He manifestly t>.t a million dollar arm. and .usn a Kre-ge
bargnia noodle Ln the meantime up came "Rube* Schauer
HSgUJggg memory, who promptly teamed with Schupp Thi* pair were
"lif I hanoh" twins, and 'bat was * wonderful !»•*« r; ' »f th«-m
theti rams secure a* the wore pitch.-- m •- Nstions'
the momorable slump came just .if -- >t.«: •un of 17 vtr
Kan an tfc* road McOraw unleashed awld - •■.ns ■! >n h«u- -
attipped to Louisville It was onh r.ir- hick
grhstpn w«ro parked up nr*
gtd gat a wonderfgl dressing down, phrased in h. ’he e-^uen*
gg Mctiraw i coMMmT For once he wh? out kidde.l He ■< amp* red
ffSa alab tifta a acare rabbit. 1 and demonstrated thH< ->\»r r-rht hr- had
■Lpg to be the worst pitcher tn the world and had become the best
■■gull gebaaer won a pennant for Hill t hraer a’ l -*»u* ■ 'd * h.«
■RS»r Coanie Mack for this, seaaon
m Whether or aot Schupp will repeat this vest i« one of ’he interesting
Bbkalafloaa of the spring It Is rumored that during the winter, a famous
flagaca performed on Ferdie* head one of th<.ee operation- 1 na* n:e -up
Bgto make Intellectual giant# of voting iron *bo h-td not .-r;.. h-*-n
BgM ta that reapect If thla is true, there is a chance for our hero
Hgfigorß saw Schupp only once last spring That was in a game with
Kotata at Waaaharhie He Started the rnnte*' and i-'.-d 'hr-e ■ n .nice
Ttge bad accumulated seven hit* three stroM- anl ftv- run
day until the mid-summer afternoon when k* rdi>- »a< -pnnkie-1
BEpatar duat. McGraw would have given Schupp »o the fir«t fellow who
■Md have carted him off Bui Mac never had h chance to g»• i.. r, •«.«.
■ The Story us Robertson
Hlh 4VT SOBBRTSON in one of thr genuine of rbr \« . n.,i „
■ He plays right Arid In th« fa*t. rt ou'fi.ld of •»>,. . ).• * *
mWm down hie end mitgn'fi.-.-nfly H** l» * whai*- of def.-n-iw n:*n
n |t)h bitter in rhr*r day* wh*-n - - - • • • •-• •
H.OU7 ut|x«>r far above the average Dave wm a college boy playing
an assumed name in an outlaw league in Virginia w h*- 1 . \f.-<lraw fir«t
him This wa* ais years ago In those days Robert non tree a
|HiM4ad pfttcber. He war also a football star <>oe of the b« st *
Hyer knew When be Vent bark to college In the fail of 1911. he acted
a suggestion of McOraw> and tried to withdraw from too’ bail
HK Dave found that In order to e-u-ap* th* n»> » w..ij and r.- u
HLgpfl his real reason. That would have him a* a professional
HaP flayer who was using sn assumed nan *■ to protort h - amateur stand
|K pa be played football and broko hie * oh..’ b<*n*- That hmshed h:«
days, but Hrt.raw dldn t know that Mo n I :.* i'M* Napoleon had
Roberts..! the sOUthp:.M piM Inriß [>[-•-!•*•' to »*»»-r -1 w
Vnktn t give up Mar gave Robertson hi* salary for the season of
and compelled him to rest absolute!*, Again in 1913 he took Pave
HTaamp
Kit Robertson couldn't piu h that \*a it' .n batting pno *• h> « apped
ball all aver the county. MHlraw bad .1 bunch ll*- (*»nt 1 >avy down
where Mtke Finn, Tiger trout of renown, wa- managing the
Finn bad instruction* to make an outfielder of the \outb Mik*
■T la 13.'* games, Robertson hit .333 and stole S7 base.- Back to New
Hjfirk be rame la 1914. He played *he outft*-ld In 1 and ha-t< and
Hi 1913 be was a regular and hit 394. luiring th. rtM' winter bob.-n-on
Hgt bUBs. ff again This time he wounded hi** g and wa laid up during
training aeaaon with water on lhe kmc. 1 U -Aid that th. -am* ail
has returaed to a slight degree fhir spring Ir. any event !>«** didn t
■port last year nHI the neaso nsUrted H* wae th* batting hero of *h.tt
HP*Aff heir tret road trip last year. He hi* w«lt all on, Om-hi* g w th
■Kseord of *O7
K Thorpe May Do Likewise
Ht ti thia experience wtth Roberson whirl- >• re*pon«|h|r for 'o- g
Ht trial McGraw is giving Jim Thorpe, th. Indian ruper-s* hle*e. and
K'IMMrOM other voting men whose abii.M ... . A konil ‘isl\ rju--■ ,o- ed
|V -He Giant leader Will discard a lot Ot f. |\ p,.»»r« ng *alenf in n hast.
Kh wme he takes a shine to a young player. h* will hang on for y-ar>
■ t This la the fifth season for Thorpe and the r. I*km 1« ss helpless on a
■pvt ball aa be ever was. Hut Mar won't let go. Vet five year', ago. he
Prnie Shore to a Texas league dub for nothing Said the pitcher
all right, bat that the kid wouldn't report until June be.au . of his
4MJg9t. and that he dtdn t wan* 11 v oung h*-,.v« r* - 1 m on
HLllatlooal leaguers have a statement from Hans Wagner wht. h will
Sffbt on the unexpected otin m. n' «.1 1>. r n.. | *um
Hp|. Says Hon us
Ki*. Money-haan t anything to d«» w i'h n, ; ; j. i
Hr Mm taairy clause ia the contract offered me. but I am not satisft. U
Hr. I will be hi aondition to go thru snofii. 1 h,.! 1 ,
■ ffSgaonff. 1 - Sill lam satisfied that I osn v< to ■ . him! it t) n v>-..
Msntag rnpaslf. I will wot sign
that Wagner i»
Ptrste luaiiagei and ' ,• a • .
lm«ae la oil laodr aiac# be <j in n„
NEW BALL BIVES
MORE DISTANCE
20 >ards More Is ( laim For
Recently Invented Golf
Pellet
Anew golf ball, which, it is
claimed, will give an additional 20
or 26 yards thru the green, is
claim.nc the attention of New York
golfers and sport writers John An
deraon of the New York Sun says
ho believes that with such a ball
! all the beat tests of golf tn this
(Ouniry wilt be rendered ineffec
tive a* championship courses
For itae past eight years manu
facturer* have been working to turn
out golf balls which would carry
and roll farther than those msde
the previous year, and in almost
| all i a*es have succeeded This lias
mr.de necessary the lengthening o:
many of 'he best .Tbwaee and the
ronaoqiient expenditure or miy h j
money in order to brio* them un
i to championship standard.
In a way the situation has been
ana.ogoiu* io that pertaining b* •
tween the armor makers and rho*#’
enraged ln the construction of pro
joctlles the constant ambition of
the ball makers necesscattnc a
lengthening of golf courses, and
course architect* believing that the
last step In the long hie log ball
had been ranched With the an
no-mewment that the latest ball will
add at leaat ?0 yards to the ordi
naty players distance, it can be
s irmised how much It will add to
the distance of the profemdonals
and the best amateurs The legen
dary ’par" probably will go the
way of "bogey." and the best play
er* should have no trouble in get
ting around the longest course a
couplr of strokes lower.
Chick Evans' 256 score in win
Bin the nations! open champion
ship last year surprised the Mlnlk
hada member* One perfect round
h something to marvel at. but
Chick played four rounds of the
Mtnikbwda course in two strokes
less than pair.
~
Pre-Scaaoit Remit*
At Louisville—
Ina ne- 1 *l4t« TIS —R H T.
>4 ash ton ta t t * | on t— « ? 0
Cincinnati t t A « s 0 ! 1 1— 5 * a
Batteries Bhsw Dumont. Am
smith »nt Henry, Jtchneider, *an<tera
and Hyhn.
At Uttla Roeg
inntnea 1 2 14 14 7* S—R H E
Brookl.vn It 4() 4 | 4n A— j t a
Boston . M 4 4 (I M 4 • S»A
Haltertes rvil. «'adore. Mavera
and. Miller P*nn«x k. Kutb, Agnrw.
Cady and Thomas
At Ala.—
Inmnc- l 2 7 4-5*7 *, S— R H E
.R'tlon' , liioijAiot ;«»
X T.*xk .a laiat 44 a— F}» <t
Batteries - Rudolph. Hornes. Trie,
and Tro*r *ec. etiawkey, Russell.
Neunamaker and Walters.
At New Orleans
nmngs I t I 4-I•-T I 9 Rff I
Cleveland AAWA2*i*t • s 2
N Or lean a J • » • « • L « *— « <
Batterie* RechliM Covelewkfs and
B1lhn»* Ketly. Williams G Miller
and Mtansbury
rHICAGO March 30 —Miss Jos*'
phlne Holmes, a Northwestern uni
versity creed holds the world’s re<
ord for the girls' fco-yard tow
hurdles today Sh* go» over ‘he
sticks In 73-5 seconds at the indoor
meet last night.
Ambitioufl
IV \ HH \
FREDDIE AN AON
He is from Portland »»re, and «
s brother of the faniout- “Bud'’ An
derron. who set the fistic world
afire a few years ago H* has
started out to wm the lirhtweigr-:
championship for the Andervon
femlly.
"llud ’ Andervon traveled far in
th* pugilistic world He beat a 1
conaers until he ran up again-*!
Cross and lost to the New
York dentist Shortly after this de
feat he <|uit the ring and turner! hi
attention to his Vantouver. Wash,
ran. h. and tirotber, Freddie.
Freddie has bad a number ,f
h..ttle« around lhe northwest and ir j
Ttxas, and has not met a be.M
man up to da*e.
DETROIT TIMES
Will Slab in First Bout With Giants This Afternoon
ANECDOTES OF PRIZE RING
HEROES BY NOTED REFEREE
Every body knows that -Spider" Kelly ha* a sharp tongue and a ready
wit.
The “Spider ’ proved this many a time during his
career in th«- ring and when behind fighters.
*BB One could ncvei i»-ll el.si the "Spider’ going in
spring net He had a different » ome ba< k every time
° n r night I refereed ago between Jack Johnson and
M Saui McVey Kellv «*h- -econdlng Mt \ev and living
m lu niakv tbc tv. ot
After while McV.-v
*>' s, rn
kiiled nr nut
he <l been munieii i.u' five Sam begin- tn
oi*en his
A Lot- .and rir-t aid w-tk broMKht h:m up m a dated
mWN§ condi’ ion and he sm v * K•i !\ V\ na’»* .»> adraw '
K• lull)
hi -* 11(111 »*><i
V"U
HHBBHf ; »n« *
bbbf ■
Week-End Games Will Be
Final Hockey Tilts at Arena
All Stars of Toronto
Will Oppose De
troiters
Detroit hotkey fau-. have lust two
more change* to s* e thetr favorite
li* me plavnd here thir sea-on and
Mnue great sport will be dished up
for them in the (Ln.ils with the O.
M A. \II Sti.r* oppo mg th»* Detroit
Hot key club and S.itiAdav
The All Scars have let»o picked
ftoro the beat pi-yer* in the province
of LHitario. which Is a hotbed for
the wmte lastioi- anl bcaats some
great pa-’iruere It will be onr
(otubm-ng speed. .. ggresslv eness.
brain and brawn ami the tmals will
have to show something real :n the
way of hochevtng to arrive no the
proper en l of tb** numerals on this
go as.no
These game- should prove big
ruller* Th» y should not only prove
firal-claas a. tractions from a cotn
petitlve standpoint bu» al-o give an
epponunttv for the bo* key fans to
express th*-r appreciation of the
good hockev furnished by tb** lot ala
in a substantial manner
Included :n the All Stars cneup
will be H irrv W vt.-on, of the Aurm
Lee»; Hodgen* and Boi, of the
C hami-ion Dentals, all three speed
.hovs de lure. The team waa select
id by Man. ger Huston, of the To
lonto Arena, an I | made up of
i lavers h-- roMkivn the oe*t at
their reap»*ctive posltlor**.
Additional attractions for this
f* rle* will be skating exh'bitioci* be
tween periods of the games hv Ha*
lev Davidson, one of the cruntry't
Our Newly Enlarged Ready-to- Wear Section is
Ready for Easter
Formal Opening Saturday
Thf fnormous growth of our nuit and overcoat
busings haA necessitated the alteration and en
largement of our quarters three time* in as
many year*. We now have two second floor
room* thrown into one lartr*. liuht. airy display
room devoted to
Spring Suits & Overcoats
at *ls to *35
We invite every man and young man in Detroit
to t*e present at our ojrening tomorrow and look
over the thousand- o' fine garment* in this big.
inviting collection Rich cheviot* and tweeds
in newest effectv Broun, blue, gray and green
novelties— plain and fancy serges and rough
cheviots— mixtur* - and striped worsted*—at
SIVS2(VS2.VS3O-S3o ai 1 S4O.
If ATO S<' 4 ; n<l stiff hats in ex-
I l/\ IO t m.. conservative
>ha;e—all the newest
# O
and
r T , in , o r-o made special heavy
1 11LO fh.e# that we might
hr r, ] the finest
lot of tic. e in Detroit at DDC
Ru.shing the Season—
FtmtlMill Game To
Be Staged Sunday
BOCI.DF.R. Colo , Mar* h 3')
\ ftiotball game will be played
Sunday when Coach M C. Evan**
Colorado State university grid
der* Journey to Fori Collins,
Colo, to clash with the Colorado
Aggies.
Only non letter men will be
used The stunt Is part of the
spring training < curse to deter
mine ability of candidates for
the regular fall team.
for* meet cihibition skaters and an
added skating session Saturday, the
final da* of «katmg at the Arena
thia season. The session Batn-dav
will be eitended io midnight
BILLITER WILL
MEET STEVE GRAF
HERE APRIL 11
Sam Jordan sends word from To
ledo that he has matched Johnny
Dllitter. champion lightweight wrest
ler of the world, with Btere C»raf,
of Detroit, the contest to be staged
! n the Moore temple tn Detroit
on the night of April 11. L'llliter
won the belt from Eugene Freinblav
la M*»ntrenl tn 15*»*. DllHter hut V
fe*ted the greatest light weigh*.* in
tke country.
If ik* I ■itk*r* rmm SsNwr .»■> mt
Ik* k*avr binias after April II tfcsf
• hr* hn»* k- ra 4wl«* Iw pranlr*
gaatr* It's galas ta W <-aaal4ffakP
k*lg la krrflag Ik* IkWwavaaa wp
• a*gg ik« elite.
SPECIAL EASTER OFFERING
Suits Overcoats
5 13.50 ‘13.50
Eve’T* o«* of thf*# a r« new spring styles, fabrics end patterns. Two very
*pr .< group* *Hith we have arranged for the week before Eastern
•otter see these.
We bo ■% the beet Suite from the biggest line of Woolens
ever shown In the City of Detroit
t , 15ot|
V WOODWARD AHD OOM4RKSS
T«.l«r. Cl»*hk#r»
Spitballer Anderson Probably
Will Oppose Tiger Heavers
Cobb Switched to Right
As An Experi
ment
Bp HAROLD V WtLCOX
(fif.i/T CorragpoaifeiU Detroit flan)
FORT WORTH. Texas, March 30
Manager Jennings has decided
that Meorge Onus* Is not yet ready
for hard work on the slab, and baa
■witched hit pitching program for
the first time of the series between
the Tigers and Giants, which will
be played at Fort Worth this after
noon
Probably two pitchers will be
used, and they will be chosen from
Ehrake. Boland and Cunningham
The Tigers expect to face Fred An
d-rson. the spitballer who gave
them a lot of trouble last spring
Heilman will play center and Cobli
riebt, Hughey havtng decided to ex
piriment with Ms outfielders in'his
fashion at cmre Ha tried the
change yesterday In a practice
game. Cobb plaved all right, but
Heilman booted a fairly easy
chance Ellison will play second
b.se because Young's twisted ankle
will not be strong again before Sat
urday or Sunday I>yee will be at
third Stanage or Spencer will
catch
The club broke camp early thin
mi ming and moved to Fort Worth
entire except foe Trainer TuthlH
ano a few pitchers who will not
be called upon today. They will
go to Dallas this aflernoon
Manager Jennings Is greatly
pleased with the training ramp He
c*mslders evervbod" in top condi
tion except Dauaa, James and Mit
chell There is no reason to worry
about the laat two named because
both hare been held bark a few
days by the unusual ailmen* of sore
feet. Both had to have a session
with a surgeon They are all right
now and w'H be ready In plenty
of time for the season All that is
wrong with Panes is his failure to
continue to show the pepper he dis
played early in the month. Cove
Wkle asks only three more day?
of hot weather and then promise,
to be ready for s nine-inning game
The other pitchers are fir rlgh
now \j ■
rrobabljr the Giants will b* tor
much for the Tigers for the first
few games They have been down
h*re a week longer than the Tlgei
and hare played more games. Rtgnt
nos they are ready for the season
and sre simply marking time M«
in
it
S.;X J
FRlp AY , MARCH .10, 1017.
‘Thick” Kvaitn Seth
He Will Retire
At ftad of Summer
BAN VUANCISCO. March 30.
’XTjlck" Evans, premier golfer Is
goiug to retire t nill , tournament
play at the end t»f the coming
summer
This ur nouncement wav made
by the a tierlcan open and ama
teur champion to frt»ndx Just b«
fore his departure for the east.
It was learned toduv
Draw has devoted the past week
to speeding up his machine, a task
which Jennings expects to begin
D-day. Cos til Cobb. Spencer. Heii
man and Young get to hitting more
tb% club will not he at top strength.
The strength of these men Is well
knwn. however, and aobatfy Is
worrying.
Red McKee leaves today for De
troit. He has been notified that
iio has been sent to the Ban Fran
cisco club and will report on the
c.-ast within the next two weeks.
The deal was made from Dwtroi’
and change# Manager Jennina*
pi..ns. altho llughev is Jus* as well
ntisfied to have McKee go now as
u« xt month
The Tigers' closing amusement at
Waxahachle was at alleged ball
game between the Misfits and ihe
Regulars, in which the lat*er were
rhesred. 1 3.
The victorious outfield consisted
of MiUhell, Couch and Haiper with
Flanagan, who has alreadv been
M*nt home, the runner f>n the in
field were two out fielders, a catcher
and J one* third baseman, woo play
ed short
Why this fraud should have been
perpetrated on *he sell meartng and
peace lovtn* Inhabitants of the
to ASU*'
u... r_ _<■ .... l»*»l a** ■' si"* -i Hj.' .. .-j esiJaii'-
HOCKEY
TONIGHT
* *
and Tomorrow Night
ADrilA Woodward
MHLHM at Mandela
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Mr». V«rnon
WASHINGTON &££*&-
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UANNIIR l£!V*yi Z atlm **‘
ANNA HELD
fa tkr Ma*iral Jallftr.
FOLLOW ME
ur.r::,:: henry lewis
Next Week—Seat* Now Selling
EMMA DUNN
| fa ffe* «#aa*a'a Hl«*rat f aatr4r Ml«
“OLD LADY 31”
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niTTROIT TWalakt at till
US IMUII 1M« *nf nrita?, 2iM
HKIR V n. «4VAGK Olfn
EVERYWOMAN
Mrr PlUrtmMf la Qwrat nt law.
ot#r«—Drama—Hutlral laaoritr
Next Weok—Seats Now Soiling
DAVID WARFIELD
in hie greateal auooeaa
The Music Master
Prirra lIM la Mr,
MAIM at a. r tat • P m.
GEORGE M. COHAN
la "Woinstt iOtM"
Ktralat*. JT.-AOr. Mat terra. I*-Isr
J * la ti.ia, TiM Ml Oilß
VALENTINE VOX
T—OTHPA UNI tT tIT*—T
I Kltrr I’MllTll PLU«, IliM to 1:1*.
Mat*.. lar-aRr. M«kt* llkr-«W».**r
tta>nmg town community || a drop.
Qark mynterv
There writ only two worthy
»rhtev.-iurui» during ihe entire run
tert. Ttw** consisted of • drt'r
Into deep left by Nicholson clearing
the baa**a, and a force out of
Mitchell at 11)11x1 which wm arnom
plohed when Home Bush held
Willie bv the l*elt while Umpire K
A Batchelor's back wit turned.
Batchelor Ined home f 15,<K>0
The team-* lined up ai follows:
Second team —Nicholson, iKond
*>••* Jon-a short ato|>\ Ktanage,
third base; Crawford. flrs'kasc lUr
per. left field; Couch. reVter field.
.Mitchell, right field. Yell# catcher;
Klannagan. pit• her
Mret team Rush, ehortatop; *l
- second t<aae, Cobb, right field.
left field. Ileltman. renterfleld.
Hume. first base Dyer. thlrdbaee.
Kpencer, cat- her. J<>nee pitcher.
iN'iirr hy Inning*:
Second team 5 tl 0 0 I—4 4 1
Kliet team ... 10 0 1 g__| 7 j
Hat ter lea- -Flanagan aau Telle,
Jonee and Spencer.
With the Pugs
***** YORK —ln spite of alt wf
'Tiarll# Whites failures to perform
in « proper manner, when pitted
against lightweight champions. he
looms today n» the logical men to
flglit it out with Benny I/>imsrd for
the next tontt• distance .rack at Fred
die W eleh a title, White took e eud
den bound upward In the estimation
<>f Sea York fight fens when he gave
Frankie Callahan e sound beating in
10 rounds
I’UCVI't AVr* t.e» r*arejr will not
Oglu In Cleveland This decision was
reai hed l««t night when Matt Hinkle
announced that Gray s armory, which
seats S.SOO persons, would he wholly
inadequate Because of the email
Beating rapacity Hinkle would he
forced to charge prohibitive prleea
It la now planned to match Darev
attains* George Chip.at Cedar Point.
Ohio, tulv 4. *n it large arena. He
ws« t" have fought Chip here April
1*
SKW Ti">RK bailor Keller, west
ern heavy w eight sod Tom <'r*w ler.
lo< al seratip* r will figure ta one of
the ait-round hoots being arranged
for nett Wednesday night In Ibe
Palace Sporting club.
N'KW YORK The Broadway Sport
ing club, of Hr 00k lyn. haa announced
a 10-round match between Fddle
Wallace and Irtah Patsy CPne. rival
Sew York lightweights, for n*H
Tuesday night
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