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SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK
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IN A FEW DAYS WE'LL HAVE THE REAL DOPE!
GIANTS' REGULARS
PLAY GAME TO DAY
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lirmo. by Ma two-reaad
.kaiebiat ef aaaer Fritt. hM
' another fcfer iw U the
aa the heavyweight dlvUlea.
i Waats la aaeet'Jlas Coffey. Tke
la all on kit aide, bow
CeeYey deeea't wut ta Bast
MtiStuU wea aaeet kin. ta spite of
,ef ala wb auaatar.
a wMt MM Rataa
Wall aaaa said CeeTey waaat
ed). a 'sYaajtar, aatje.
la CaOnTa
(aal at taaawalar tmUtoat
atatttateaal Coffey baaed with
aa aar la Cooper's gTauaalML
are iwatWfteteb alBoovarod
Oeffywes trylag ta "aat aaa
V'e Matoh t Ueeenad laa
a ac aa Ceeaar ws taataaaaM
ill 4 save CaKytraai akaeak-
w.aat.aaMr. ta atn ww
ta aeevie. bat he has
iaaiaWi; aafaaaitsavia
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lassptsa-
Taaaa,
wtpaaan, ten
a ataalaa a
am af yatrtaWai that kaa
M ! la
iwhat laursniy af kar kls-
wt'.aMwa'hr taa attar a.
7ia jiiiiia i li in u. ke-
paaiaM aa'Maw lalt toakv.
iakrtiii.-.PalraBBtty. wit MM
Bkj:'aaraUa. Mat are aw U
l aarrtaa la taa British amy.
tjMl aaaaaar at taa aikletle
Jjm? Itaaetr.aii at ta kaet
paV.taa aMwaaW. aiaaai ar la
have gee ta war.
la Slstaat Aa.
kVltala kaa aa an-
BtlUUnr sorrlee.
r aaaa valaataara.
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k a Jaaa
fyti HaM. inMk) axn mu ",,,
Pitching and Catching Recruits
Are Testing McGraw's Judgment
Tvikl
LmI fmitft Drtgntt Irtmht In FiffMn Promlting TWk ltr
Frifi Wkom MMtf Mantitr Otn Hop to Stlwt Only
OfttV M iMk tttp Pttiiym It Almott at Dlfftoutt to
Solvt--(ndian(Thrp Wi Qtt Chtnot to Sbint at Rtgular
OubtoMtr, an. KirM VYN It'Ritalntd at Utility InfitKter.
fT; SaXkm wrHaa fam Asa.
' Vataat.
at-aaairilllaK taa aataaat a(
INaaraaat
1 4 tkla aakaai a aaaa ta
f a:la, taa arakata at arilatry
Mat taay aaaM at N aar
.Bfnr at M aar aaat
ka latt eaJy tl aar ml
a.aaawa, aay au amaiai
a raaaaaaala aralt
kaaar at aota la AaatraUa
KkMa.lt. aa taa aiaa a
i aa Bta tar M aar aaat.
. aaar. nanL i mumi
Itaay: aaraiata la tkatr aa
1 aa laaTa'taa AiiatiaHaa
l aaMat aaA da mu rAl
2 TMawaanr -uaiaa raa
Wm aaaaar kaat raaa fro Kaw
?atartaaaa faaelaea ky way
raaa arar okafaaA alaaa
.iavaataa. ,Nw Tork ta
tl? ialMa! Chmrlaatoa" ta
A Ker Waat to
.MM- bu: tkrouta tka
mu Baiaoa to Coriato. an
' ta VaUaa Craa, IM mUaa; ta
tta.,atriaUaa: to Im Pedro.
M aaa Fraadaoo, IH
PtCTata
out Bam Rofcldeau
rkUaaalrkU Ckarlla Whlta
Cauaaa kaa put taltaielt
aaat taa bait of the lliht
, ;Whita'7lwit reputation i
Ma, poor flikta aaataat
''M awaarua. Ha aaaaiad alow
i.taaae aaaed merihanta. Dut ka
taa.aaacaroua puncn. Tna
iVwaaoaa kaock out Robldaau
; ka a com fighter. Kobldeau was
aa 'oaa ot tna beat lljrbt-
' la tao country, ua la vary
r.aaraaalva, clever. aat ka
aaa Deaien a lot or good
i tone tbould hiva h&d
i aa araa break with White.
fklU aUaaad over the knockout
, aaa aaaaaa uai uiua taiag all
ui. aaaraaaivaneaa la
aaaau to utue or ootatay.
auaat bava Dlacd th
i tavaa White, but It kap.
a other way., ConaacniaaUv
i taa fallaw wko oaa challenge
aa4 the reet of the title hunt.
I arakakay gat tka big autckee
ittaa.auc cat reoemu. a little
aa abia aametlmea makes a
Lot Alftaraaea ta a flgbter'a bank
ala'. aew start In the rlna
l M mat Macn uroea. This.
win aa a auouning match
two. boxers who may lack
I' of the frUrManed iraMUf,
aaa aaaook aVaaach that
apaa. ; laaaa -aa. muw J na
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V-l LBAtUB PBNNANT MOP!
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MAXUN, Tml. aUrak If yea
far waat.taU a UUar'a aaoa, aad
yaar akain at a aeaaa lalU of
Mtaaa aa4 taay war all ao aaat
yaa war atraM ta ytak aaa lar faar
ya waaM aaaa ia aararal battar
yam aaa aa)raclata tka aaaitiaa of
Jeaaltcwraw. Ha walks vat to lav
Park avary BwraJag, aaaata4
tar taa anay of aUlataa, aat tkaa
i t ,tka kotal aaaktat Mf
H aaailU taat ka la aaaalai.
Of taa forty-flva p layer, tka as
saaUllag of wklek gtvaa oaa tka tm
araaaloa of a big atklaUo touraaseeat,
.taa Qlaat auaagar aaa take but
tweaty-eae, aaa of those twaaty-oae
he already kaa aalactaa alaataaa.
Xa taa lauaaaaa draraat that ka
ataxtad last yaar la tka hope of haul
lag la a geoa pitcher the catch ahowa
fifteen la addition ta thoee already
a. The unexpected aoauUltloa
ot perm i, wao waa savea rroat taa
rede, aaa practically wrecked te
hopes at all newcomers, aad, It aa
nappe na that ia that llat of recruits
tnere aretaome corxara.
Tka pluhlng staff aa It stands at
present wm oa maaa up os jaaiaew
eon. Teereau. Marauard. From me.
pemtt. acnupp ana acnauar. it neing
Impoaalbla for the Qlanta to carry
mora than algbt pitchers, only oaa
new man oaa oe tax en on. uonissi
lna for tbla plaoa are Stroud, a fin
lahed twlrlar from the Coaat: Glpa.
a mountain oz naan wita ternnc
iteed: alaaa. tba Indian from the
navy yards, who baa a double
barrelled apttball. meaning that It
breaks in eltaer direction: pairaero.
the Cuban aoutbpaw who pitched the
no.hlt a-ame In Havana last winter:
Cook of Columbus, ona of tka best
pitchers In the American Association,
and a big. fellow by the name of
Klrmayer. The others are not men
ttoned for lack of space.
PITCHINQ END OF TEAM ATI-
FACTORY TO M'ORAW.
tbpaaa it.laaa.
ipavjtira.
bafsra tbla. But area whan ha ia wall
Hitter will have quite a Oght la6ust
laavBKroaa ez tae coaat.
eHroud la not a kid by aay means.
He kaa bean at tba game for' several
years. He knows what to Ho when
celled upon. Tka same can be aald of
Cook, wko, took one bath of tba big
league are a tew years ago and went
back to Columbus, O for seasoning.
Tbla la his second chance.
Ia tba mean Uma aoouta from the
Claae AA mlaor leagues are hovering
arovna Here iuto nawxs, waiting to
pounaa down oa aay player that Mo
Oraw laavaa unguarded. Joha Qan-
Bel af the latarnatlonal Laarua haa
aaa aare a weea aaa says mat i: tqe
uiaatf wut give nun we rigct or way
am aaa get a wnoie team at onoa witn
oat going any further.
1 ve aet aimoat.aa much trouble an
my hands In tba catching department
as among' the pitchers," said McQraw.
"we-va picked up H young catcher.
bora within a few blocks of tba Polo
u rounds, who baa a anan throw ilka
Jimmy Archer. and who can hit the
aau. mi aaa in aim the maklage of
a great ballplayer."
The Q last majaaaar waa rafarrlnv
to Lew Wendell, a sob of tba former
new zone police captain. Med raw
had watched young Wendell around
the Polo O rounds and waa ao Im
pressed with blm that be brought
aiong: ta tna trainine- rnmn
Tbare la another younat catcher
Marshall who looks vary good, and
is quite a tilt between blm and
to who ataall be carried
"My unexpected a-ood fortune In aat'
ting Perrttt haa about filled out my
pitching staff aa It Is," saya McQraw,
''and If wa have no bad luck that and
of tka team la In fine ehape. Bcbupp,
tka vounir left hander. who has baen
with ua for two years,' appears to be
better tnan aver ana ought to be ready
for a regular start. Schauer alao looks
good. I haven't reached the point
where I can moke a selection to ault
myself let alone one to give out to the
public because I haven't bad a chance
to see what the young Ditchers can do.
The weather fcaa been 'bad, and as
most of themliave stiff arms It haa
been Impossible to poea Judgment on
them. They have not been able to
turn loose. Of course, Palmero Is an
exception. Ha has been pitching all
winter In Cuba and Is In mid-season
form Hunt now. Yes, and be appears
to be a much better pitcher than
ha was this time last year."
A great disappointment to Mo
O raw haa been' the 'illness of BUI
Kilter, wno is ia tae hospital with
PJe M regarded by
BIG LEAGUE PENNANT
HOPES AS SIZED UP
BY BULGER ON TOUR.
Rill flMr frha Baaatna
World'a bajMbaU expert, la. on an
extended our of the training
canape of all taa big league duba.
He Is watching the various teams
In practice aad siting up In a criti
cal, unprejudiced way their pen
gw nosa aaa cnaaees. Base sail
reevenea t
the Stan whara la,
terest extends ta taaaaa nntaM th.
home jjlUaa, ao wttVthe desire to
give the fans an expert's view of
the entire baseball outlook, Tba
Evening World originated the
novel series whlek proved ao la
terestlng last spring. The Bulger
iSf'Sf. aro riving The Kvenlng
World'a readera the only real Una
on what may be expected la taa
pennant battles to oome.
FISTICNEWS
AND GOSSIP
Sir Mka Mkt
laaaaaa i
at aaaa. aat
aat.ataarrj
Mirataal a
raeaw has
tJlSMl h
aahesav
NaU he sj
an kVae aem.ave aat shaT. as he aaeawa
ne eMunar an tase se aaskha.
Edgfen Is on His Way to Havana
to Report Johnson-Willard Fight
Robert Edgren, sporting editor of The Evening World, la oa his way
to Havana; to-day to report the Johnaon-Wlllard heavyweight cham
pionship fight. Tbla Is the moat Important pugilistic avent alnce the
contest in Reno, Xtve years ago. In which Jefferlea lost his title to the
negro.. Edgren will apand time at the training' quarters of both prln
clp&la and will keep Tba Evening World's readera well Informed on every
detail connected with the big battle. Conflicting, preae agent reports of
condition attending the fight have reached New Yqrk from time to time,
ao that fight followers are really mystified aa to tbe real state of affairs.
Edgren may be depended on to write things oa he finds them, del
THE EyENINO WORLD FOR HIS DAILY STORIES IF YOU WANT
A REAL LINE ON THE HEAVYWEIGHT PUQILIBTIC SITUATION
IN HAVANA. Edgren has covered all the Important flstlo events la
this country and Europe In the last twenty years. He aaw Fltzalm'moaa
beat Corbett at Carson; In 'IT and witneasedhe dowBfaUof Jeffrie ji
.Reno ta mo. not to mention many tmportsjnt Jaternatlosial bataiea
abroad. Ia be to, see another chkmplonshlp chaage hands t V ' ' '
for Battles at Waco To
DayandTo-Mbrrow.' 'Mi
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MARUN. Tex., ilaareav HJaVf
Giant regulars will' play at aaa-Aa-
tonlo to-day and Sunday. The aeeaad 1
team wlU play at Waco ta -day J aad
to-morrow. . ' to , 1
The team taken to BM' Aateal wiU : t
Bescher, centre field; Thdrpe, rlit.r
field: Lobert third fcaiVWatsaar,'1
anonatop; uoyie, aecona aaaer assea-
grass, left Held; aferkle, arat aaaa:
Bmltb and Mayers, eatekera aOr-i
mayer. Bchtisp. Sebausr 'aad Far-,
ritt, pitchers. Mrs. MoOraw
Mrs. Locert acoompaaled.. taa
That. Moaraw oaeidea te
nces
'auseao
chance of. anotber defeat 1 WaaM. if,
be oouta 'aela:t; wa4aMwa:lyTBk;
quartet af laieVasWieat' tf'aal.abe
box wonc sareaa' aaiea, iTaear' are
MarqUard, Tesreau, Qipe aad trend.,
all -In rare -good form., - . '
The rest of the team aalected far.
Wire-Haired Fox Terrier
Worth $7,500 Is Feature
v Exhibit at Bench Show
"aSt aWM-
aw as wtii let psbbss, nbjl ai at lf,K
SmaH Fortune Wat Paid by
Qtorgt W. Quintard fir About
rnatH Weak, aaa aat baa asuaa awa
tssei of aate sr aaBBbtwriaats aaa
ihi aaaaS aal tatad as flaWiaj la Hawaii
Bock) at Bw CttTwait entae ta Bk oooatir. au
fcvder Is aaat raav. Damiuam. taa
asbuaaaat, far aajanaai a au
A.'a af.WaHiir. OM.. oa WiteaSjy
la a
Wendell as
along.
THORPI WILL GET TRIAL At A
ny.auLAR outfiildir.
Tbe catching staff at nresent la
mads up of Meyers, McLean, Smith
and Johnson, which Is all If not one
more than McQraw can carry under
me new ruie. -mere ia no question
that Bmltb will be kept. He will
be used regularly tbla summer, and
old baseball men expect him to be as
great a star aa were Jimmy Archer and
Breenabaa In their pafmleat days
Smith waa bouarht from Savannah.
Qa., and Joined tbe Qlanta laat sum
mer, He caught several games to.
ward tbe and of the season, and his
work waa as artistic aa that of a
seasoned campaigner. Even If It
ahould be found advantageous to get
rid or one or the old catchers it could
hardly be done, because they are un
der long contracts.
The moat Important uisuAuust
made by McQraw, however, to that be
Intenda tbla summer to give Jim
Thorpe a chance aa a regular out
fielder. Tbla remark spread around
the camp, and baa caused a near
panlo among the string of outer gar
deners. conslstlBC of SnodaTass.
liurns, Murray, Robertson, Bescher
aad Pies. Homebody Will have to go,
and there la a great scurrying to cov
er to avoid the scout hawks from tbe
big leagues and Claaa AA minora.
"Thorpe haa Improved enough to
handle hlmaeif wall In the field."
ays McQraw. "and 1 don't think there
.is room for doubt about his being able
to bit. At any rate he kaa aeea
around hare long enough to be given
a trial, and 1 have reason to bell era
that he win make good."
Already I bava discussed tba In
field problem, and right now there la
e sry Indication that Arthur Korea,
from Portland, will get the first oall
as utility man, MoQraw doesn't know
yet about the disposition of Bddli
0 rant. He will be retained at poaal
bla. 111a exoerlenoe will be onlta ai
aseet to tbe team In case of aooldaat.
TO aum up the whole eltuetlcu, Me
Draw, looking toward another pea
nant. aet about laat summer to
strengthen his team at third base aad
in the pitching department. He thinks
that be baa dona this, regard! eaa of
wnat tna recruits may assay. Ha se
cured Hans Lobert for third base.
giving me inneia more patting
strength and speed. Though be let
Demaree ge to Philadelphia, he baa
more than filled the vacanav la Um
pitching staff by the acquisition of
row renuu
' Mathewaon, Marquard aad Teareaa,
the three dependable men. are In ex
cellent shape. If Marquard ahowa
anything like his form of two years
ngo, the Qlanta ought to have the
best rounded out pitching squad la tke
nsuonui jeague.
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aM TllMi '
MaaavtottaiaaiMw Msa Wdamintil te Mu
aaaa WaUata, Bat BMaBva teMSjtrMamt, a a
taiaad a- at)BV aawUas Oab
la tao waaa
WeBeet as aaats t SM aae-aw ssm aawsi
of at local vaat aaaa.
Sliftn hate aw . Osaa, t-
Wnae
WOhe k saaas as ta aaat ;ieaHe auar,
aaaai'ttaiiiiiaei. aw taasa
all Ntna to Wi
tas
at alt aleb htoaaar alakl ateMat ynaMe OaaW
tm of Kaitoa aad TeeM.aew at imm Ola
r.aai
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THIRTEENTH REGIMENT'S
SPRING GAMES TO-NIQHT.
Athletic enthusiasts win flock to the
Thirteenth Realraeat Armory to-nlgbt
to sea the athletea of the regiment, one
of the strongest organisations In the
country, compete In their annual sprint
games. Among the cracks who will
battle for the honora of their reepeetlve
oorapanles are Abel Ktrlat, Bid Leslie,
Frank Stevenson, Tom Kelly. Jim Ross,
Eddie Goodwin, Hugh Hlrshon, Dan
Ferris, AI Plnkerton, Percey Meyer and
Jim Byrne.
One of the greatest flat-floor bike
races of the decade will be seen when
the riders line up for tho open amateur
scratch two-mile tricycle race. In which
AI Leke.vda!e Ooodwln, Hal Llthtflne,
BH1 Van den Drlaa and othur rr-k
I pedal pushers of the district will race,
I Lake's great race In Buffalo a fort-
Be is at Meal rorat
A .A .U. WRESTLING MEET
IN THE GARDEN TQ-OAY.
The A. A. U. wasUIng meet' will
take place this afternoon aad fa.
, . . . Ml ,
aian a wwiiivh bjuhi amraea wsts
the Bastera tryouta for the Fi
Pacific Kx position okataploaahipa will
oe neio. .over auty aouu wm be do
elded. Bis cissies will be represeated.
They are 101 pound. 111 pound. III
pound, 141 pound. 111 pound and
heavyweight.
The preliminary bouta will start
at I o'clock In the afternoon. Each
bout will be limited to fifteen minutes.
The refereo will decide tbe winner If
r ,,,o null u, nw
different classes will be held la the
evening In conjunction with the tug-of-war
competition. The heaviest en
try came rr
which will
Er'su-fc
18 Inches of Hoo Charity
Stiow at 71st Regiment Ar
mory Attracts Best Canines.
THERE are enough police, dogs at
tbe Charity Dog Show, now on
In the Seventy-first Regiment
Armory, to clean up all the lawbreak
ers In New Tork. This particular
bread of canine la known as the Qer-
Knseselesas k.1U ay w step man aheep dog and . attracts a lot of
attention Because oi iomr buuwu
quallnoaBtona. But the hunters of law
breakers are only one of tbe feature
of one of tbe beat bench ahowa ever
held in tbla city.
In the section reserved for the wire
nairad fax terriers deorre W. Quin
tard, In a space ot not more than ala
feat, ahows about 110,000 worth of dog
flesh. Included In this exhibit, to tbe
three-year-old Wire boy of Paignton.
for WMCn Mr. MUintara paia fiHw.
This to about the meet expensive dog
In tbe country, when you consider
that 17,100 to the value placed on
about eighteen lnche of dog.
Tbe lover of the big and Shaggy
haired aanlne found much to enthuse
over In the email exhibit of the New
foundlands. Up to the present ahow
nasi! Lees la a IWsuaat baals at
taw af a ess- eh ea Aanl S.
MaaaisT Feetr Paw say
- u aeaa'aw wtoeer
af fas Otraato A. O.
el tke etat teat
X. o.
las aainnil vUl Bang tosaauv Ush Uabaa,
Mtaara's bat laiaaiaaw.
af
Is bast teey. aa toy hto
nsslt of ka aau Oswtor WUto asms
to tabs buss- Mtnwm ataws
Oaidas as autTkaweW alatt. XaeA b4 ban
labal tetos beta 1U Waae. aat Baa wat-
k etsiew White' BBBliia ham eseh s
aaaa to balatat at BUM Q rate's
the Newfoundland haa been little
vry dor lover, aad particularly tke
children.
The big but gentle Bty BaraardJiaa
a. lot of apace "at this showw Jknd tae
Great Dana la alaa varv nmmlnuit
These maaslve and nowarful don am
greauy aamirea, out xrom a distance.
I WOUia bats to nava ta nav tha
butcher bills for tboaa brutaar ra.
marked a visitor to the attendant at
me ureal vane exnibit.
Well. I don't know how much tkav
eat," waa tbe rejoinder, "but I gueaa It
would keep an ordinary laborer work
ing pretty bard providing meal for
uoee reuowa."
A breed that to much admired to tke
Old English abeep dog. They are
large and have a crat of hair that
makes them look from a distance like
a bundle of wool. The long hair bangs
over the eyes. Theee dog are great
bouse pets and are very valuable.
Practically all -of tka prixe winners
at the recent snow In Mad ison Square
Qarden are benched, and some of the
benches are literally covered with blue
ribbons.
The toy dogs are aheltered In tbe
rear of the big armory. These frail
canines must be kept away from the
big noise. Many oz uiem are oencbed
In glass cases lined with plush and
expensive tapestry. At tbe case of
one ot tbe tiny toy spaniels aat an
elderly exhibitor preparing one of
three morsels of dog flesh for tbe prise
ring. Bheiiad a "party box" that con
tained all the articles - for the dog's
aftarpoon toilet Tbe dog's same waa
engraved on the box.
Tba ahow will continue to-day, and
the large crowd that was on band
Waco la: Plea, left field: Great.
ond base: Brainerd. third baae:. Hoa-
ertson, centre field, Korea, sbuitstep:
Murray, right field; Holka, first beae
Wendell and Johnson, catchers. ,
DODQKRi.
DAYTONA, Flo March . TUB
ble" and bla Hoblna made th 'Ath
letics look very much like they ad
tbe Stetson University last-'weak;
when they stood the boys treat De
land on their heads by a score at II
toO. Yesterday's game was pat away,
la the very first chapter, when twetre
men faced Pitcher Volts, SBtrlBg
eight rune. Score: Brooklya, Ut
Athletics, 7. .
In tha onenlna- aaaatoa faobaMa BBt
off with a trlpls to deep left ftala, ar
also contributed another ea Bto'BeaVr
ond appearance at tae plats mmm:
innlar. A trio of other uta-ewaaFjkt
uted by his teammataa, aleag trkst
four bases oa balls, aa error aaai a-
wlld pitch, gave tae Baaiaa eaaatja
runt to win the game. " ' " 1
500 ENTRIES RECEIVED
FOR HIGH SCHOOL MEETr
U .
John T. Nlekoiaee. prtoclsal fMa,
Washington HelgkU KriWHT Ikkak,
School, baa received more Oaa a eaw
tries for the Indoor chaatpteaihlM ,-
tbe EventDg High aad Trade
the City of New Tork. which ia
heMac tae Beveanr-nratiaia
morv. Thlrrr-fourth Street
Avenue, next Friday, evening.
A special two-mue mcycie n
fatftra tha faaat wlM IHBUW
Eddie Ooedwin, I risk -Ass art oaa A OL
Ai Lake, New xora a. amay "
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Yankees' Bqtting Order
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SAVANNAH, Oa., March JO.
ILL. DONOVAN baa his first op
portunity to see tbe Yankee
regulars under Are In anything
like a real ball game to-day wnen
they meet tbe Savannah South Allan
tlo Leagutrs In the Initial exhibition
contest of tbe season. Donovan gave
oat tke following batting order late
last nUfhti
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Plsp, 1k Cask, rf PeoWnpauah,
M eene, Ski ween ay and Nu
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A Yankee basketball team consist
ing of Peokinpaugh. Tamm, Plpp,
Flshtr, Cree and Schwert defeated
the local Y. M. C. A. team by a score
of 4S to 1 last night. The Y boys
put up a strong game, but the Yankee.
enrollment was maaa up euiireiy ui
ex-college stars at tbe aponL and
they had been practising up for the
occasion. There waa lots ot "pep"
la Us xaaaee wonc
decline to admit that there la any
buslnesa significance to the parleys.
Donovan admits, however, that the
local colt pitcher, Smallwood, looks
like a good prospect to have a future
carT'on. and there la good reason to
assume that the local people would
like the first choice on the Yankees'
surplus players ' when the weeding
out procesa begins.
Wagner Kaoeka Oat Forbee.
Young Wagner, the crack west side
featherweight, knocked out Eddie Forbes
of dreens Fallt In the first round of a
scheduled ten-round bout at the Long
Acre A. C. Wagner tore after Forbes
from the opening belt and rushed him
against the ropes, scoring heavily on
the body with both hands. After being
separated by the .tref eree Wagner shot
over a rlcht-hand wallop to Forbes's
chin and tbe. latter cropped to,, the can
vaa for we run count.
LevtaekT Whips Ketohel,
Battling Levlnsky defeated BUI
Ketchtt in a ten-round bout at the
Thirty-fifth Street Athletlo Club., Ketcbtl
showed up, well In the first two rounds.
He sent some hard blows to Levlnaky'a
body. Levlnsky got started In the third
round and from then on b,a battered tbt
east aiaer mi y.
Lorv'KaSy for Sheridan.
SAGINAW, Mich., March 0. Mickey
Sheridan, earned a popular decision
over JehnnyvLore. laat night in a ten
maat alaa nnnridea for tan
the Evening High School atadeate.
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meet the Continental Field Club to . taa.
fourth round of the National Chaflaage
Cup Competition on Manhattan Field,
One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street
and Eighth Avenue, to-morrow. The
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