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Giants Arrive Just in Time to Chase Away Marlin's Annual Spring Hot Wave
^[atty Takes His Turn
in the Box at Martin
Veteran Uses Speed, but
! ?nds That His Shoulder
Is Willing.
MORTHER ENDS BURST
OF SUMMER WEATHER
Atlil. Us I ri-k ! iko Cab
Wonts Until ?Chill B-tei
Swtcps the Plains
r_e Tt\
- ? espite a
,.!-.) I'V
John J. llcGraa
?prias
Imp?ts
?
I
bul i the
?
?
the Gianti
i
Ii
'
:
?
- ?
Il : OW,
Mat he-?en ?.nd Charley Denla ta
... I fri bed ?hi
s ; .nr of sah horaoa tamed out
? '. ? ' .- ?. mplj coi
Il ey rai? .1?) d th
:. n-?? the lu,11 h? hard as they eon
ran M. ??raw's warnings did t
11 irk t >-, a in rnueh.
It is irreal to be young ?nd in Ha**"
th? day. 1 he st ? o
da) ii not in greal Then thi
; inbl protest every t ?*/< The it'??.
:ked te,, much stuff to da)
. must train in *-??? St? tt the BS
. the) will i i': woin miuh_
reaeei .--.t al th? If pain racl i
? ? ma.
i '. lure of ipi Inf V?*?*..- Charlie Doo<
bos when the Ural ha
-, tarted, Matty warm?
? ? ?.- drill or. t ha side I in?
? ? r -i .1 Vit, ra?? b) B all
and barling the ball ap to the plat
fur tin mil Bti i The old bo) hud ipee
and plenty ?'? motion. Apparently th
? oui 1er .i .1 not bother him at al
Hi* repeated thi> stunt thii efternou
and to-night he foil no ill effects 11 ei
1 rs t? Il t.
Matt] ? r * IQI ? o ' ' .. nut nhou
posaihle i
IcG ? whether toe
on h.-.? , ? ? ? Lan
frill
I
!.. ?
.
-, .-i.il
pre ? " Thi
ter uii-I
ni
? r,. nard and
? ? baae; Kocher, V.'i ndell,
?
Sis outfielder! wer.
- ' ! '
?i. ro and the I'uhan
. ' . ?? aorrow and
ee pieta
lay l?v th.'j
York of rard Baker
-. aVOUld
? ...
. - ' i
i quire Be I
? I
i I loo ?
BI .1 ?? :!! not doi. ? ii ?
.
?Bits of Baseball Chatter
Heard on Winter Diamond
?
ere i
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-?
.
....
? rnand
? ? i agoni
, . ? th auf-1
.
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if lib ;
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. rmany
.van's
?
- more
-
:
Rgun
-
.
COMMISSION VjLES
ON TIN-CANNED MAN
i einnati, Feb. 2& Tl
i (.mniig.ior*, to-day issued a statomenl
a to the' new rui .
to by
.
"It. '.:ch a pla]
- nal
y the I ? I ? ague or ai
.
? ? n ? ly contract
??i i'i him .ri
? trueted
: ? ? i i
?
? a hi< ?.
them.
r red to
i.ll. : ? sneei in whii
? i
?.??.t to him
? '
Ralph Is Best with Cue.
.,. I eb 38 l. i Ral]
\ J . di ?'? Ma?
turo, of 1 the open
iound in ti a
?' .; ament
? ?
with a huh run of -'I
ROBINSON IS
ROLLING DOWN
TO THE SOUTH
Manager of the Brooklyn
Team Is First to Head
for Daytona.
B) i IK .IMS,
if it is ?, . ty far aa
n mo i ? ? ? i object to point
anywhere, it might be sasuaily r?
marked th morning that Wilbert Bob
. managei oi ibi n'a pi nnant
dodg? i - it. n Hrookl) n, .... pointing
toward I *a> tona, i ?
I hat i- where they are to train not
Wilbert Bobinson, y' understand bat
? rs. Thai i ? nol hing
m Mai .., i r :. ract cauamg
him to triiin. Indeed, it' he made up
ins in ind in i un don n to Ai it bs ii in
i.ut n eoi. i the ihoi i? of it
for the return ....
a that
postpone the
i ? while waiti ng
t then
' ingo
ipping
in the et h ball
as supposed 1
have ti liickman ..:' the
i ?
him. Hick i been with
Robinson, but if hs ?a? be whs ?in ihe
of him at train time and
entirely obacured from view, Hickman
IBI ' ..;.? . .'? ti St I 'n
'i he . ?.. ?? 1 ^t. ? 1 tu ;
di B8J, according u>
the Federal League avi agea. Manager
. '
That ? age Ittgg? .-?t.s tt.at
plenty of 1
I fur the
? : .1 ! 1 ' t :
1 I m!. ' ?:.'? ? . I ? Rigid .
II arlii Hi Us pal has
. .1- tin ?hi. 1 horticulturia)
I Daytona.
Mr. Riglei
?
it. It sees 11 uth, that insli
?
. ? ? const
? I I Goel
' ,. ||,. (J , f,.. :
'
n roi g 1 run another
r Pump up o.
?
eater a
? m thi
1 p.; Ire
Rain
must ? ' ?or to the
. '
Rol
?
mond or if there
.'??.. _ hi
?
I ? - . nd
In addition to
potatoea a
?
hard to run on. A? ??-: ling ?? Dllie
O'Mara a ?'
. ?? ? '.? '
?
? 1111 k ? ? 1 1 ; ; I. p
'
? . ? I Di
a tu'l ? . , ? .11..-,I S'orth
?
a alk.
rather than th? ? ?
:
I
.;? 1915.
to 11
dinali
he choosea. A 1 carefully
tudied th? ?? >?
I that H
no i
t, which wi ed ? 1 ira
? ha BI Louis <'ar
?
in Hub'i peai I bal he
may be too free and unt ran 1
If he eonl ? b as
... he may
da . .
FINN WAS BEST
IRISHMAN OF ALL
Kolehfliainen Leads Point Scort
of Win?;cd list Stars.
u i ? i. " of the in-h Aster?
V' ' i , m, Ii' U|l
: ' . t'n.--ir
??a
four.
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... " Ian ...r\ 1.
I . ' ?
.
??>? i ? - lohn J i 1er, -.?; A
K ivial ? \ I
? t, '. I; Pal Ici tonald,
50: I . F. bad J
?if the
'. 274.
Ter ? tew the rman
! .. ? . ? md hie fel?
v ii i .1. Barrett,
\V. I. .In:.,-- i, | .,.,- urrav
11 i '.,..? r l.. I.I I ; ? ? ?. I
. J chair
? tee, ?rhile Mat
t'.ew (i I th'"
i an ta ii
rraai if thi part ri ntin? eomniit
hesdi the
body.
BOST )W BRAVES HAVE
$500,000 INSURANCE
Boston, i ? ' be Beaten Na
t aaali were i ured te?day fat a total
cf |I00,000 a.?iitiht k ? lent "f un?
nature, except taeh ti any occur on
? v ir' a hlun
kel tgreeiaent, covering every member
teai rstood that, in
.. id ? on, several ol t he mors las
rtanl pit fen ire intured ii dividual?
? lad.
?l_*?-<'
i.?*''*?!
ETTES
win smokers because they find the blend of
choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos so
refreshing ; because they appreciate the absence
of tongue-bite, throat-parch and any
unpleasant cigaretty after-taste!
You'll prefer this Camel blend flavor to either kind
of tobacco smoked straight. And the quality is so
apparent men do not look for or expect coupons
or premiums 1
Once you know the delightful mellow-mild
smoothness of Camels?and how liberally you
can smoke them without a comeback?you'll
choose them against any cigarette at any price!
Cetnelt ara told trarytrhtra In tel ant ?neatly taalad packagat,
30 for 10c; or ten packt?et (200 cigarattat) in a g/ase-ne
peper-covered carton for $1 00. We ttrongly raootntnand thit
carton for tha home or office aupply or whtn you traval.
fL J. RE^Oi-DS TOBACCO CO, Wi-Mton-StJem. N. G
,tt pama,
Donovan Watching His Stars at Work
^Jporili?h?
&Gr?n1kr?Mc*
a
? lie \ eteran Speaks.
"/ kiiuu what's what," raid tht Vetarot
.1 I h* lubbril une li i ?/. '.i /.., ,
' Th* ... '. n'IliiHil' CUB ?'?
I?'"'' lut like it i. . d lo br;"
'Maybe the. ota .i?",'.? .'""."<' ? bil,"
I BBtd m / eonnht tht thOtio?
*0, tie arm fett* yrtiit,' h* Mtd " "/'??? O
is /,, reached for tin- thoulder bladt
'M,i legt i* good us th.rij eve? oa*,'
>a>d the VtU ron unta ata;
"Bul / m ?'' m /?-/ eouM get Ihi* ?.
HoSbod oui "/ mi/ oekihg kn**?
i'? ere SIB*. M RBtlI (a '''"' fin," he inorled,
"( -V /'J ?c i/, cmitlitiun BON ?"
'l'i, (/es, '?'? ? ?ti'.lj and rata," / sotd
Is / mopped at my dripping prait?,
/ eau hit thai ?nil," said like li'.n'.
/ ?mm "... . ?/! (Be 'toattop ttill;"
And the old third battntan teowled ago
I* tU third bateihtiLirM;
"if* funny," h* tUtd, o.-i h* looked BfOttad
To gee that nobody iiiird?
"They (jut /,. kids in the draft this ... i
Lad four tf thorn play third."
Ritkard the Shrewd.
Uncu Ir. Rlakard put himself in a position where over 190,000 wa.?, r.t-ede
t? ??ay the exptBOes of n ten-round, no-decision hunt, a number of esttmabl
thinkeis thought that Tex had batSBOd into a mid-winter sunstroke or was o
the serge of brain tumble.
It looked preci-ely tlia' way at tne s'urt. Hut all the time I'??? had Piy
ehalagf working avartiaM for him, sad la a peraltar way.
Psychology of the Big Bout.
The psychology tl tht tpparent tttractivtness ol tht big eantesi lay la th.
deep Batatar? ??">? ,?as turrauBded Je.-? Willard. Thousandt ef tho.-,a who aril
pack Madison Square Garden lal ? m March will be there, nal oaly to see a box
?rig contest, Lut i.? Sad eul frota tlott paarten fast '.?.'.at lori el h ehaitpioi
Willard ii.
I? he the s 1 imp nabi? champ t h tat ever won the title? Or .in? ii?
merely eatcl Jehasoa si the Ealj iras fadiag into twilight"
The Willard Debate.
There ha.? nOVCl batB a champion about whos?- ability I?-? v.,,- known a fuli
yaar after wwiu the title.
'ilie previous records show that Ounbeal Bmith and Bearcat MeNahoa, bath
ordinary boxer-., while Riven docieioBI over the Kan,an, were at least entitle?!
?<? drawn verdicts. Willard'l battle with Carl Morris, oat of 1 l| last .'..."its be?
fore meeting lohflton, BBI B terrible thil
A-'I tiii-n, in the arabt af these badly f'-ught eeatattt, the big fella? sad?
deiily steps out at..I dieaeraet the Bawks m s buttle th .i shove ail other tktngt
called for stamina and courag?.
Desiring to Be Shown.
So Willard IB-day Is the ring's Man af Mystery. Moran".i boxing ability il
fairly well known.
Hut about Willard there arc at least two dittiBtl opinion.-. BBS th.??. ho it
an unbeatable cr.nmpion, ?rita BBOttgh skill Bad Iftsd SI I I I Igt iddtd to hit
hags bulk to render the combination invincible.
Tie other It th.it. Willard hu? llttla but men* bulk thai ne il ton alow, too
????jajiBlltri ami too thy m batial any top place in trie |
Tht boxing publ.c at Un.", which II no imall part of the populace, t/oald
like to know which ?f these opinion? ii the correct one.
They all want to ?ee what Willard ?'an <!o against a game, husky opponent.
And, unless early signs fail, they are koihK I" P?y out ?nough money to lift
Tex Rickard over the big IbbBC?bI wail h? must ero??, to break ?veri.
N'nt to f.'rget tha? one ass'sting feature l| the public's knowledge that*wi?h
Hirkard promoting the enterprise svorything w.'l be on he level to the last
tireHth.
Most Valuable V? ing.
Wfcal i? tht SMB. va'.i.ab!? arm |fl IfOftl A reu'i.-r trritei ?B to IBggBSl
that it belongs not to Mathewso?, or Johnson or Alexander but to Charle?
Chaplin. "Charles ha? already earned," ?antes out correspondent, "over JJ.000. (
000 by hurling le? cream cone?, custard pies and sich at the heads and f??ces of,
numtroui womtn and nun. Did you ever notice that he is ?l?o a ?outhpawT J
Battling Dane No
Longer Durable
? i-ar.i, a* Iks IM ." i
Applclun. V\i*., Feb. _??.?Thee
n ??-il to ??II him Ihe Durab'e Mane,
hut Ihe Slate Hminjr < tnnmi??ion
-le. i der! to-day that H-tlling Nelson
?should nut be allowed to ma't-t Ad
W o !i;.i*.! in a I en-round bout
The dadas of the commission de?
clared (hat it ?i.iilil he dnr-fjeroue
for Nelson to lake part in a i_ruel
linif tUig huiile. It ??n Nelson's
baaat that be had nev?*r met a
fishier who had been sUs ??> make
h m s;i?e granad. The _Un_HM_*__ as
ti-.ii a I. ?ii?.'.*. lo (?Id Father Time.
FIRST SPITTER
IS HURLED BY
ALLEN RUSSELL
Young Ex Richmond
Pitcher ?4its Loose
with Salivary Slant.
Macon, (?a., Feh. '_'?. Tired i.t the
; monotony of straight ball pitchini?,
a?rerai candidates fur Bill Ponovan's
twirling Staff to-day presented some
l Ifl. models of the ipitb-ll and the
' curve.
The medeln were not on exhibition
very leaf, bawaeat, as . r-1?fT b?nese
blew across ths Macon ha!! nark and
marie it highly dangerous to do much
experimenting. While the hooks w.-re
Aoatiag ove the slate ?here was a de
eirieri fallia, off in itiekwerh bat ths
hitting bre gres at fury whoa
straight hull pitching aras resumea.
There v.u. as saashlne sa tap at
?*. tnat did not preve-.t
two daily workouts Tor the
Yanr.ee-. Dono o spp rais ta
be "Whether it'.^ cold or whether it'.i
hot, the Yanki must practica, weather
or not."
! tiering 'ip b) the pitchers and an
l .ir. for Germsn) Sebaefer. "_
It" ouailet i morning
drill, i '.-vott-il
...
'.?i Itll cam
. ?va? turne.I looee .Hen Ru i
trie tatioa with
the salivar) ilan: arlth ?I.e Richmond
? ? -??? Ruaaell re
parted him-olf ..- perfeetl; tatiafted
w;t:r hll shell effort, and the !..
? loa wh.-n Buasell teas
i sway by Donevaa.
The ? ' arai done by Piercey.
Lava, i i ;., Mogi ?!?? ? .?id Pial
i ? . ? got a c'..ance te develop
control and ?-??? a/lags pounded
.re ind th? I"? n ire Kay K. itii -,
Blodgett, Pina ana l ipple, ?Balare the
-.Iua i started back to the hole! thll
afternoon, I ? ? ? novan rent Cullop, I1 pli,
Mogridge and T i p p I ? over the one-mile
?rai'k j.'-t outaiae the ball park. This
? wu? not m the form of penanee
for sntomel Is riding, inch ?? Mullen
. ? .1 I drew last Saturday, but
? imply to help la H?- process of rnii
ditioniagi
11 ?? advajici iif the sesead ?quad
Upon MaCOB II sin .dy un.|?-r way. nut
fielder Elmer .'?! pla) ed meat
el last i< saon ?/its Mobile af the
??i n League an ! Sail ha I thii iea?
N',?ii^> si ths i
grouads, deeoi ited the D
?ir till ?fien.n b bile the p
nets having the r workou ?? park
Others are expected in time 'or the
nun prael las to-n err in U i
? ? ?? has .-,1", t arerd 11 ,?i lie leai ?? -
nnatl to-night and will arrive
? ar:-, to morrow afternoon. By to?
morr?n sight Donovan will have meal
of his players here.
The t;n ? of Home-Run Baker'-?
arrival baa been .ia**;.: i ?. >
WaiiHi.pr Donovan received a telegram
from the noted fence baeter to da)
?ha? he will leave the o'd homestead
at Triippe, lfd. r.i xt Sunday night and
report here M.r:..!.i\ Bight.
LONG ISLAND CLUBS
PLAN ORGANIZATION
'Me ?arioii-. 6th!etic cluhs situated
on Loii). Nlnni' tr- plaaaiag to form an
athletic ar-si.i atiOB ;"?>r that district. A
meeting: ?van held yesterday at the
Trinity Club, a: which the following
organisation! wan repreaantedi
Krrm? te ol '. Long I-land A.
C . Preeental i ? I '??-'- A. ?'..
- .?. ii \. A .
Kaeleva, Ba I sa ? ? . Tria?
it) ? lui), affitna A. ' . Smart Sa-t, Col?
lege Point V. M l L, Maple wood A.
ral A I . Cei liai Congrega
A. C and (Jood ? OUneil A. C.
I ;.. i r y NeWOOmb WBI ifl the chair.
The .-.ame 0rgSB?Sat?0BS will nieet later
' to perfect their plans.
? ?
J. G. DOUGLAS DRIVES
280 YARDS AT AIKEN
Aiken, S. ' . Keli. N. In ?he
lound of match play ifl 'he baadicap
mixed ' la for i upa i ?
Mi?, c. 0 tne Palmetto
;.i-d?>. I. Gordon Douglas
cord .ii ;??? ni' -
Hi arrived here only yesterday, and Is
? -'.ol?e, the drive from the flrat
'.. he hammered hii ball itraight ap
. atre oi the eour ?? te I
..
The i ' ? ? ting matel of * i
j ?ay u . ' i Eleanor P
I .? A I hempson and M re. I
i be
i vera dona '.'.'? _liaa I
? i . teentl
? ? r a aria, lining the I els "< '?
ri -
. ? the eighteei
i .|uai ? a off thi
4
i lea, . end i ameroB i
ikea t? their opftoneati
'Ley Hi ih : i up and ?). twenty-eovoB
si ? Phelpe and ThampooB won
The inmmary ;
Ura me : ? ' ? ?? ? ? ? ' ? ? ' ?* I' 'H'a.
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it..
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i ??l. il.. Mr. j y ;?.. l ai.a lu A ,1
il!'. Mr. I" "? ? ? I ?? ' ?
in_.l_? il.. Mra H ? C|_i_ ji .' i Jk
Mr. J ?' T'u* i. i I'-. Il ?.,11
Mr? J R. t_.ll 4ii.' lu . 'I I . .. ! : M._,
l'urtw sa- K T.odI* Ea-_._t i.i Jr.? b?.
F. S. APPLEBY
BEATS BROTHER
AT BALKLINE
First Match for National
Amateur Title Ends
400 to 269.
WINNER GETS HIGH
RUN OF 46 POINTS
Victor of Present Tourney Will
Become Champion, as Mayer
Is Now a Professional.
B) i ki::i HAWTHORN!-..
Francis B. Ay ClBBB 1 balk?
.. brother,
thi <-p.-'.ing vriani"
?i- th? < aai A natioaal amateur rham
sat al ISJt balkl.no
? ?i tht Anon Billiard Club,
:,:? Mn-.-i -?rid ?'ark Avenue.
; r i - ran I II hit ; M points in forty
thr.-c Innings? fo? an trerage of o 13-4J.
Majas tlicked sfl ?'?j pou.t? >n tht
Fume number of inning?, for sn aver?
age of 0 11 -43. iuu winner's high run
was 4'i.
Neither of the poBBg players ??howed
his be-it form in the gume ?aat night.
fot one thing, ?he bal.-, .-lemed t?> SB
.. ing poorly, and bn'ii boys were
? Ii litt ap
pearanee In th>- i.>p light of play?n
Hul at .unes they gaiaod con tro. or
th. ' enough to ihtti their
eommaad at tad on iaeh oera
. ' sty rxtcul ti that avahad
IBBt.
BUM who .v.- ? this tourn.im. nt
will be bailed a ?bbI ehaai?
III ;i.i', w h ) w IB the
title ladt year, turned proftaaieaal
, i rward. Morrii D. Breara.
:: , ton < b, Brooklyn; t"?i
ward W. Gardner, o? the Arion Society,
and J. Ferdinand Poggesburg, of the
raer cham
? ? . nt for I
I - the ? aaatteaal
i Doa ig'i??'.
K ha-opean
CI ai '? rh impion.
The hall not crowded when th? Ap
! t.? t'?" table to
begin thi r mal I I Bee eh? prei
dent of I I ?? "H of
?
ice 1".
? and thank ing tl "i !*?" ?
ci. ?v fur
"i-i recognition ? wager e>
? . ? i ?if the
areeia?
. Ion tf tht I
-, lir?".' h rs,
.??? ?' | ti,- honor
of oit ." Bald Mr
i the brotl. i? !. uked
1.1 ' ilder, von the bank, al
Leonard
car, fully,
"
. BB BB the
- missed on h lorn? draw
it dot lid t...
? 'i the nex*
I r..'her work? I
"
eked ot? l
?
i it 14 la his half
of thit Inning and iront into th?- Isa?
mad? a
i hion
I- Ig-ai .
total n th ?
Class B
- ?' ?
an sell tseeuted.
id I ? ' lead, i
f 11 only failing
tagi
I c" tit rol . ??'
ten of 21, 25
Ob th? lilt inn Ii?- ha?l th>?
tht bead at
?. ?
\' th ? point be
? ' - brother
? 1! loomed i" bare a ehaace of
? ?
After a few crn\<<c H'tempt?, bOB
1 tarted to click off the
point? ?lowly mu? with plenty of delib
r potitlon Ife
?howed a |
' ? .,.' I rarely essayed th? lias
plasmi; ' ist .v ? brother u??'d. Tn hit
".v.r.' Is found the eh?
???ct ball fre ? to th? I after
ti .? tu .?.* -, -..-. n.i ? bol ti .1 elect? ?l to
h ????? there sel ara. Ht
lift <>n In ? ?
The h ?". run of the gam?? rum?' in
th?- twenl tin
older, after gatl
...ri.-- together at the head ?if tl ?
table by two masterly ?Inven fur ? ?
?i i iras the ipaoree la ?
i halb He -.-licked aff forty-?!??
earroaii before falling on a oimple draw
-hot. This run placed h:m 11K point?
. of hi? brother. v.b-> coulii not.
-??m t., iiol?l the bolla together lor
any length of liait Several time*
? .. ti.- \ I, ? im "f iinfortunat.r
' looked '.lie
? ?. i...- ? n ???- < f long a? ? bt
table.
Kreta then to I I the gam??
? ?
eorapl? ?? th an :
lahed run of foui aftei l gar had
mad.- rum ng twenl}
?
? . i". ? | |
will play II
Th? - ' ow:
i, is, s. ? t. a
I
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CARTER LEADS FIELD
IN PINEHURST PLAY
Piaehuret, S, <', fah. H i Wo j,.,, .
died and ?:.ty playera turned In cam?
f?r '? i halt ?I'lalifying
relfth annual apring
tournament. Thi? number ???t?bii?<hed
. nan r.-cor.l for tournament play
The ramaii hale? ? ;
the thirty?aix hols qualification ?ill bo
l laye I to?morro*a
Phil Carter, th.- (Balar metropolltaa
champion, led the Held, whieh played
">' r *h'" No. I ? - . . Kht itrokes
'?l ids Hoi?
R ibeaoa.
i ' ??! ?'.,.' ?
Lea !-.?-. r the < th? r ball of
?he held, which played o\??r >?o "
rat, wer? ( I Becker. Woodland".
?v?; II ? rowne?. Oah ?ant, M; Rob?
ert Hunter, \Secburn, otMt?. (> \i.rr.
man, Waterbury. h?. ^

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