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Reformers May Get Busy Now and Try to Suppress
Benny Kauff's Brutal Batting
Tigers, Still Un-Cobbed,
Tie Series with Giants
Beat Mc?raw's Men in the
Fourth Game tor
Bush Crown.
LARRUP FERD SCHUPP
FOR FOTS OF RUNS
Worst of All. Bonnie Kauff fails
to Smite f.von a
Single.
Bj I KNNK OAIII I
WaxahHchie. Ter., March 28. For
trire?! season? I - ? ;? r?. BSt OS
the l.rnch <.f ? ? ? ? I. at I .
Bowel ? ght, but it
hurt Ins head, ao mostly h? just sat.
Rut. ?
habit a::?l eeaaj??'! the tl
ajraiTia-t 1l ?? .Jungle
I'urk. la l)i s <? '
Before tl r ' - .. over the
fur.?' Wen
for the Are denai I ? * I sip put thi
Tisera out. MeGraw wa
of buildmjr a ??am Ben I "1 base
? flood r>; Tigei ?
Neither was done, >. a mattei of fact.
but the Jungleera ]r;1 the foundation
that ?? by a
of I ?
For two mmr ? ,- hupp deeo?
la'eil the , ? r ' r r if the diamond. Bj"
that tim? .lohn .1. MeGraw decided that
his little left hamlei game a
laan to be braten t?, death, so he took
him out n- .': tter in to atop
the ravage?. It was a mean sort of ?
way thai tl r 1 igen had of ?io'ng
ihmgs. too. 1 hey waited until t**,<> men
wer?, out in the Aral hree fnunea be?
' ??? the? | * ? runner ?.round th? loop.
They took Bitter ;.' far? value and
er they were able
Tal en a all, the game may be
r?e;Mftc! Lhoae things
whicl The machinery
pped ?a?rerai
cam, oni *1'1'' nI eemed to go righ*.
lm?c ' 'anre. the reliable Lea
Wendell allowing the ' obbleai
to ?teal live 1 ? 1 in and ?oia ?
parted double larceny in ?inch a run
ner ??cored, It ?im a Rood thing hn(
maeh waa atrapped on. Then. too.
?here vrrr i which
aided '?at.
Hut, diacounting all tha* went wrong
in the afternoon, tha fact remains that
the pitching was i ot of eren 'lass AA
variety. The Detro l batten laid bark
:, a* i when tue ;
leather rame up they belted ?1 to all I
eornen of the loi In thai heel
inning, foi Inatance, tl.rrr was _ double
by Bush, a triple by llrilinan, a
by Stanage, ai i ihrer baeei on I ?
mingled in with Fletcher*a boot, until
ten men ? i nina were acorad
.??o it went The dflivery of Ritter wa?
not ht .?-o hard, but the pilfering of
batea made rut
H was a gala occa.-ion in this city
and some the beauty and
chivalry palaed through the turnatilea.
The grim-island was filled to overflow?
ing, a-?! there was a b.a?s band, too.
The musir?a', in ?.*? axahachie are a tcm
peramental aoii of chaps. Three of
them . i n sitting on the top
?? fence while they blared forth
their :
The saving eireumatance of the day,
from a New York standpoint, was the
hitting of Fred Merkle. The big I ? I
t-ackcr got four blows, all to lef
and ?ana good for two ba?rs. Loberl
Benny Kauff
failed to meal the ball squarely at all.
The Titrers broke camp here to-night
and moved on to San Antonio. From
that city thaj w || worh North by slow
stages until they pry the lid off the
season in Chicago.
Bugbie a1"*,* ingi did not cavort on
the coaching lines this afternoon. He
Our suits of ^''Forefathers
Cloth" have caught on.
We introduced them in me?
dium weights last Fall.
Now we have them not only in
medium weights but light weights
notable for Spring and Summer.
Briefly, "Forefathers Cloth" is
,t faithful reproduction of the
cloth of 1620 same colors?
same texture; e\en the wool
comes from the ?ame County in
England.
The idea was to get something
new and hand?ome which would
give long and satisfactory wear.
We commend them to the man
who is hard on Ins clothe*, ytl
wants as handsome a suit as sut
?how in our stores this Spring.
?f"?c*.* r? ? Hart
Room I'niT Company
Broadway Broadway
atlJthSt. -The at 34th St.
l-'our
Broadway Comers" I ifth Are
at Warten at4latSt.
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lected to have :? treat
became n fee ted and "or a
threatened te reeult aerioualy.
Ponie Bush is one of the most enthu
. , ?atei ? for Hrri'l Kocher, the
.- catcher. Hrad had a trial with
the figera a few years ago. but for
aorae reason or other was turned bac...
Jenninga, il wa? haul, trie,! to get him
fall, but Met.raw ??epped in and
bid fir ' _
Miller Huggini and Char!??y ITerrog
are willing te relie?.e MeGraw o* Lew
Wendell if the Gianta decide to let him
g?, 'Die same men at'? watehing for
Kocher, so then seems little proba
. of theae youngsters droppii
? company th-.? \rav.
ROBINS AGAIN
SLIP MACKMEN
NINE CYPHERS
Appleton and Smith Hold
Reconstructed Athletics
to Quartet of Hits.
- 'i-?r*i t? Th? "Ml
Jaekaonrille, Fla., March M. Al?
though the Athletica were reinforced
tO>day by tha VCterai Lajoic on srr
ond, Witt a* : borl and Strunk in eei tre,
the Brooklyn Superbai managed to
hand < onnie Mack's tribe their second
shut-o.it in three da;. ??. ShetTod !
? ? irer. and ?
? rton worked for the Hr
crowd, at ?I allowed the Ath
four bing!?? ;. Appleton vni ?
four rounds, and not on?? of < 01
warrior's rrachrd ?
It was a r-napp. ?
f> an both sides. Ivy Olson, who
? d '"'Mara at short for the H rook
i vu team in the aixth, made one ofj
I play? ever perpetrated n*i
a ball trrld. cutting off a eure hit This
ci.rv.r- m the ninth. Jimmy Walah hit
'?? r n? Ippleton that bounded over
? ?teller's hrail like a -?hot from a !
rifli It eem | 'hnt
"i get near the ball, !
but he did. With 1 ?a gloved hat
- pill out of the H:r and. by
n perfect throw to Daubert,
eged to get 1 ? runner. Stengel mad?
h crrrat ahoeetring ?a'.<h of Mcli
flv ?n the third inning.
"Bullet Joe'' Bush atarted for the !
I . and It was at his ?
that the Brooklyn crowd acored both
? runa Joe had plenty of smok?
* one. but he wa? a
thy on control. A base on balls in the
fifth lining helped the Supcrhas to
.?core o* t of their two run?.
number one came in the aecoi ?!
ii.ning, and Jimmy Johnston, th.?
mei ?* ? from the Pa
the individual who
ened ng with a dour?
After Cutahaa wai retired <? i
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'ran I.ajoic just mi-sr.l, Johnston '.or
In the fifth Stengel ?a ??? : loi -
.-'?, at the plate ?for 1
four uni? 01 I . ?Hi a hit and run
Wheat ?maa-h???] one to rieht. ar.?i l"a?rv
? third, Wh r- La <? ??
retiring Johnston Stengel countered
! with the laat run of the came.
h young lefthander by the name of
Ray replaced Hush in tha
l pitched I ke a Plank. In the four
???as faced i
allov. hita, aca
n, the young Brooklyn
pitcher, was released to the Bea
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WHITBY, IH in. high
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Kelly -First Aid to the Injured ....**BRIGGS
Sport or Thereabouts
By HEYWOOD BROUN.
iiv-v RIZEFIGHTING. hra! i.????.. lie? ed exhibitioni of brutality, dc
I--** moralize a community, making the better class of a^iectatora
* brutal ami vile ami th<- WOf ' da criminal and murderer.*."
The ?,.i?t;t*i??? i. of cxnirse, la from "Tlie Even ng Journal.*1
B?**wing to tho ?freight of Bny opinion which "TtV Journal** ma
pre m regard to the wor I ?-las-- . .**? are of tli?-* opinion that Mr. Bris
rra in maintaining that prizefights tend to make ""the hotter clas?
of ?pe?*tatora brutal and vile."
wr doubt whether William A. Brady growled ?ero? the breakfast
table of ? Sunday morning at Grace <?? itiae of Uta oemiciou?
Influence of th?*- fight, or if Hilly Orr hurried I Ubany and kicked
the tir t reporter who fourIu to see the Governor.
N'or was (,eor-*o I.oft, in .*o far a* wo can ? certain, ???Ticiently de
r? ?'il to raise the price of chocolate cream . If there was at the
ringside any estimable citizen, any good husband or loving father wo are
of the opinion that he left the Garden at tin*- end of trV ten round? with
?mability, hi? **oodne-u anil hi- loving kindm unimpaired.
. ng for ourself, we left tl
, . etter man. The gsmeness ?
Frank Moran shamed m to the estel
el in pelting a reeolution to get. to tl
and have It over with. Aft?
watching am) admiring the physic,
?en< - of Willard we decided I
?moke only three cigarettes a day, an
to begin each morning by ariaing a*
o'clock and running around the par!
The fact that we later compromise
on arising . t 12 and walking amun
the bloc' has nothing to do with th
impulses which 'ne fight engendered.
gh1 .r.p develops the best i
mur. Its psychology is, to our m.nc
much moi ? ' han thai of pro
onal ! ? ? bal A light eroa ?I
n fa.r croud, and grudges m<?.?r: ??i
van vage ? to i II r mu ipite o
the gros? eommercia
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? en the mean
?ht ( ub.
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liahii ' rai g??
If ' (?? ?'Ii t; ?? '??
to be morally improved, :
if he is beaten badly enough, Poi
. soin?? ?,f the original sin o? Ad?n
may be removed ?t" a hook i-r ban
. enough.
?A ?? saw ., lltl ?? gu'.'.er m DC of ;
nary 1
tag | r \\
tched two yc ,: ? ...
thei '
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at thi
by a common ?
by a '?? ?
The ! ? . f??r thi
crii
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man or thai
ita ai
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Wc received 1
ing m gned etter:
'in this morning's edition of
v.irik Tribuni
a W. T. 1 tunean
pastoi of the Jam M I < l*.un h
?? urday nighl'-? priai
gh1 II alao ?true, a mentioi
' ? ? V??r -. Joun
exhibil I mighi
illy a eei
agi Mr. lleai
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news] ? of the
???'?i.'r murder, bul they do not approve
of mur,I? r |, ! he] lal?"i I 0
proper la?? ami penalties ai ?i a l<
' regulation? to prevent irder*
and other criminal hi??) immoral .. I
Nobodlf ha? any rrgl I *? -
Il.arst f..r prim g ,;r fad of the
Willard an?i Moran I t" ' ? ? ??' ? r
?-unie ?une <-nn?lemning t h? contest. But
M i Hear?' n.?! i ??? eonflnc the i
t e< of his newapaper to printing the
facts of " ? ' | '
Immeihalely after Willard'* victory
cvrr .la??. Jeanaon Mr. Hearat hired '.
writei ta pr?paie an autobiography or
Jess Willar.l. Mr. Hear?? would ..ardly
??>?,?<?n>| that thii lengtiiy document
hh'l any relation t,> fri. '
Before the Willard Moran fght Mr.
Mea-?,'. emiiio?,r,? another writer to
? a ?liar?, of Ji? "? This
documenl also ! ad no relal ai I
, ? of the flght
Hearst rurl ? from
i < ..it.? it. a gi ntlema
? ? ?? ?I? murai,
pru. figh'mg, tha right to u??j his I
Senator Jones Got
No Annie Oakleys
Alliant. March 2*.?Prohibition of
hnTin? Imuls i? the aim of a hill la*
traduced in the LegfalatBre to-da>
h\ Senator June??, of I hen.nRi?. I he
hill would repeal the art t realms,
the Athletic I oniinitsion.
I red \\ ea? I?, chalnaaa <>f the dm*
lag < ommiaaiaa, <?uld net i?e tened
laal nicht, or thrre at ou Id he a
K.lumn In add tu il.??. I r? ?I? ri. I.
i? one of the three <iimtni??,onir
Bt S3 IN a J ear v? lioni the I hcnan?, ?
?i.liin prapoees ??? r?ler*ate la ?"inie
more u?eful bal le*? Uni at n e pur
i itory purpoi I .
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rden.
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ctitiou diary of Jeaa Will*
, ? ? th ihe
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Every
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Beult te and? r*
I ' 'le ri:n
ruil g
? iirculalion of " I r.v
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We to run a campaign a".d
rrint : orner
? rove of bo-aini:, hur ir
. ' j'.t to collect ?ucl. a
ail-?' neople whoec ??pinion?
?metning ai r trig
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i engi
in legil that ihr;.
have ?
?? ? that
I the ?tHtile
' ..fter the h'.r?e had b.en
did not real eoateat \*.th that p?
?ion. He also ?rute K letter to the
1 ?piT ;?;?.. ,? the il trident
COOMBS MAY PITCH
FOR SEMI-PROS SUNDAY
Set eral refalara of the Breohlyn
Saperbaa Will be in the line-up that
will oppo?? the Rulgewoo?l team, a
?emi-profe??ional nin?. In an exhibition
game, on the latter'? field. Rrooklyn.
.'-.?inlay afteraeai The player? will be
in rh.rge of .lark I'oomli?. ?vhi ??
. ? lags Wheeser ?Dell,
? II arm Howe will also play. The
Othei ? * SI <i' tne te?in 'til! be !..
???I arm i,in men ?im nir m...
?trenuoua effort? to earn a pl.ie <n.
the Bbbetl p.yroll.
Jack Dillon Again Shows
Levinsky How to Fight
Thrashes Hebrew Boxer in
Hair-Raising Return Match
at Broadway Sport?
ing Club.
Bv W. n. M'GEEfl \V
d Battl ng !
red at tha Breadwaj
? lui? las! night in a completa ehai
repertory. I* was Dillon's dec
- >? put up one of 1 i
bit ona seen In these part.?
sixth round Dillon batter?
i ? 'a no ?'? and brought bloo?i. In
eventh 'he Hear-I a' dropped fan
i meal ticket to hia knees v. ith
a cl oppy i to the jaw. The
Hebrew boy was up
?.? ng bark like a young
fur;..
More than orce Levinaky was da/ed
? ? ppy left hook, n?ver
-'??l?;?' I g for a tant. This
? ? ee the
of last month, and he appeared a
b ' stale. Dumb I
preaario, ???? i ned thai [?evinaky ha?l
? ght hand in the leal g *.*.
I.? i -, ??! up matte eemed
,Ke little use of his own
lie contented b.w
i*.e:i?l
the left
lung the
harder Larvinsky fought bao'?.. I?o*pi:e
?he injured hand. Levinaky started out
?.. mak? a cyclonic tiru?h. He ??'
jabbing Dillon "1! over the ring, when
Lha ?iiarr K'ller ?hot over another
choppy right ero?? an?! Levinsky reeled.
?h- flrat few r.-'urid? were ?low, Bud
tha crowd began to suspect a repetition
nf the "brother art," but Dillon cut
in the fifth in a very unbrotherly
faahion. Only a tough und courage?
ous boj eon Id have etu?tvk up ?in?ier
that beating. Horh men gave and tun?.
punche t . d have upset a dosen
Tun Cowl?
It wa* no rehearsal aet la?t I
H ? had been Brlasco would have
been outdone
Levinsky will res! ,,;? har.d for a
few hour?, and probably arrange for
another :"ght somewhere to-morrow.
I?ar: Morgan believe? that, a fig
should keep busy to *ave training e?
penses raeetKess to ?ay, Daniel i?. a
manager, not a fighter.
Ir- rhe semi-final, Larry William1,
r e*.- risky'? sparring partner, stopped
, ? i, Weinert'a aparring* part
rid round. Tha ? ay :"*
[on over Weinert
:n favo? of I evi |
In th? rat preliminary V'oung Mar?
tha outpointed Willie Gardner in four
found i did moat of his work
econd
!W ( " ' ' e -a, '
fought a whirlwind
Franki? B? :
. ' ?i . won
le i ' " lohnt ?? Herman, of
On Trail of the Golfers
B) I BED M \?U HOHNE.
Hai ard in ? I are
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hockey tram. All the afor.r .???.? ??i ? ?1
I'll in'ape. and Otl en
?a ho will battle for tha Crimaon ure
1 irk, P. P.. Devereua, Hayden
: ??? ??!. '.\ P, Hunt, P. J, Armorv,
jr., and W. II. BuaaelL
Pi ; have to pit
.;. B. Rosa, ? ii ta
the 1918 tram, who has been grad tati :
from it R. N. B. Pa
be abir tO r.
I ? ? key tel i
. .'? title
1 ? ? ' oel ran, I 'a?? ;,i Herr.,-.
and I.. H. Law il r arc ai?o on the t'?amb.
Wa see that a SUggeation hai been
made that some BOri of a shelter house
be built rear the I r.? tre at ^ an < ort
lanilt Park, "o that when it ra'ns hard
? Ifers o', rb. r pu bin- links will have
? n from 'he element?.
I'ne plan strik?>s us as being an CICCl
? ', ? ac a i,.i has been caught
: , torrential downpour while wait
drive ??ff at the Drat t.-e will be
abi? to appn its i bei * of a
shelter hou??,' there It ?s a good quar.
t? r ,.f a nils from the golf hou?e, ami
thoj?> arho nr?> ?hort of wind and high
ir. flesh have often found the 4411-yard
dash a bit beyond their liking; be
sulrs. golfers like to take their pleas?
ure leisurely.
lia-e you rece?\e?| \,,ur 'blue enve
lone*' vet? h ? reported that ?tiiti?'.
prominent rol fen ha <? recently re
, i . ?,? ..,? ... ,.
committee <?t the I j" (j a that their
names lia va been ?aletea from the h?t I
of amateum bv the au?, emitir board I
bccauio of alleced infractions of tho
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H. Barlow, of PI S'orth and
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Mrs. i impbell Iturd
g ? national a I
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green
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TEACHERS COLLEGE
MERMAIDS VICTORS
stu*
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rachers Collet. .- Bar*
by 13
i
? . the decid i g ot
. ??, v. hen they (j?.
: their t -.a:-? a'" ? ? d tuck
? ? ? irdi
of the eight de. to I I .ichers
College,
Tinker's Feeling's? Ask Him.
St Petersburg, l la . March 28, Th*
Philadelphia Nationals mad? a clear
sweep of the spring ?enes nf
?mi, games with the Chicago tie.
ittjg to-day's game
to 1.
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? ran I' ?? ar.- -?; ?*.? : Oil t ? v.
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HT Me?
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r'ait M.hoff lo Kar???r?'i ?
? la s ?:? r \et\ i-?- L'bl if"
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Lo ! Indians Trim Reds.
New Orle r.a, March 20, Holdin*
their opponent? to one hit, the (leve
land American? defeated I ? Cim
Nationale 4 to I in ar. exhibitior
frame lure tu day. r'mith, ( le\elan.
right fielder, hit * home run, and thro?
of hi? teammates were credited witl
three beggars.
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il-.-. oB i'i *.;? ? MeKtM
4, S tl ?. l,?il I In a t,, -|- ,, The??
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i ?pi ? I?" I 4??"? ini.inna'l i ?".:
I |*Ual I ??? <?i ?rre? i In.ian.l I Tim? ?
a in.? 1 ?1 rmpirp?-U?t4?r a?. I l? ? ?r*4.
Here's a Tip
for Mathewson
Pitcher Ired (.oodhart. of Pirkin
?on I ollege. ??4 tirmly of the belief
that arm trouble, ?shioh had hin?
dered his twirling lor two >ears.
wai cured b> the extended arm mo?
tion required ?hen he pla>ed a ?lo?
hn in an orchestra.
trorn ?February 1 to the present
lime (,?)4.dhart has had no trouble
with the ?ing. which permitted him
to pitch test) three game?* in 19H
and one la*t >ear. t.oodhart. inci
dentallj. w(>n all the game?, and
aller them ?at up night? with his
arm.
CHICAGO BOWLERS
SWEEP TOURNEY
Win Three National Titles
in Great Meet on
Toledo Alleys.
29, ?Amei ?., - gi al
191 ?tj bowl.ng tournamenl ? ime I i ai
end here ?,, ? rg'nf when the last mi
in t'*r ? ? were roll d
shortly bet'orr 7 o'clock. Three l
? | aere won bjr Chi?
cago, which entered the heavieat dele?
gation from au OUti de ? 'v. The big
a chain e to mak.? I
dean sweep if Krank Shaw can out roll
Ben Hueaman. of Cincinnati, and Sam
Schliman, of Toronto, to -morrow nig *
"Sykea" rhoma and ??Hank" Marino
won the doubles v. ?th the mark of 1,-79.
rolle?! two weeks ago. The mark was
continually threatened, bul the last few
? , ? invariably saw the ehallengeri
stopped.
Hattie Paets and t'harlev Hilde?
brandt, two of the Colonna Leaguers,
of Chicago ? former being the pres?
ent all-events ehampion of Illinois ee
cured second place in a tie with Ed
Harkenrider ami W. I?oehrman, o
V\ a?. ?;?.
Some brilliant challenges were mad"
- terda; in 'he indit d lal ? ent, the
s the >;4>', of 1rs lag \\ i
l lleai . ?. I. 1 he 1-10 leave in the
frame and two earlier breaks in the
.am.? gam.? east him the lead. S
other good bids ware made during the
? SJ
Thoma won the all event with 1,01ft,
a ?comparatively low score, considering
ether fifteen meats, but one that
? ? ? , f challenged
?? was posted two waaks ago. Oi'.u
Kallusch, of Rochc-ter. ran SCCOnd.
The three individual leaden will ap?
pear here tO-mOITOW night at H o'clock
and roll three ga'*ie? on the number '?'?
and t drives, according to pr. sent ?ir
rangementa, for the national title, tl i
winner of the contest taking the ine?lal
- ? money, while the two loecra
will divide aecond and third money.
Secretary Abe Langtry announce?) to
day that all check- for prise winning
will be mailed from Toledo an Pritlay,
last official act as manager ot' the
present tournament.
SOUTHERN CROSS
TOURNEY BEGINS
Famous Golfing Event At?
tracts Big List of
enthusiasts.
rViken, s. <*, March W. The fir?'.
i of match play at the Palmetto
dolf i ??b to-day, in the twentj
annual Southern I roai championship,
wa played under Ideal conditions.
Eben M. B rinner of -the
atone, took
at. r? ?? ? ., fi ? William
Thompson in thr feature play.
The club cun foi ' .'en four in
i Cn cup v I be pla
burn, \\. H. Sands an I Pr
eight in the Aiken
ire to play for an extra cup. pre
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Whitney Is Again
Hunt Meet Patron
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>'? hitney M? i
?'. to which
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ng I ? - 15,000. 'I he r: ? I
to ? .-. at * a ?nring meeting of the
I'lp'.n/ Boch V .. . June
it Loeuat Valli ra it has been
?me of the attractions and generally
appreciati I bj the member-: for .?>v
? ral yean ?? ?.
YALE VS. CHICAGO
FOR SWIM TITLE
Hat en. I onn.. March J? i he
Vale swimming team, which has jus*
?? ?a inning the in?
tercollegiate championship, will make
an extended Western trio during the
Faster vacation. The college swim
ming championship of the I'nite?!
?:,?? ? probably will be decided at that
?? for negotiations are umicr ...
for a meet between Vale and the I n"
? of I hii-ago swimmers, winners
of the Wes'rrti ?-hamponship.
Many of the ?letails 4>f the trip are
unsettled as \??t, several meets being
only tentatively scheduled. Thf West
ern champions have been accustomed
to events somewhat different from.
thoM. in use in the East, as thev do
not count the fancy dive, and they nave
a breast stroke cent. The ?letails
are being nettled now.
VtW?[\% MANHATTAN ??Tgj?
TO MORROW Nil,HT
GUNBO-VT SMITH vs. PORKY FLYNN
ii? ' ? ' j n. i?, i ,
Willard irtorgn Virtue?. I m il r.i. Tjii? Niait.
KID ELBERFELD
LOOKS SAD AS
YANKEES ROMP
Keating's Pitching m
Hitting Feature 6 0 Con
test in the .Mud.
at? i ? ?<r?r'' - .
? fiatranoog., Terv . Atar!-?. ?*g -ay
teen Vankeea, ii "?'IMag
Do ,ovan, routed fifteen Lookout? --jT
mande.1 by Tabasco K I Elferf-r*-* ;
"battle below the clouds" this ??L"
noon not far from I he ?-<,,,,, e, '
historic encounter that *.?? ttm?m '
the mountain ju?t out- > , ?? ,'4,,,
BOBgB.
Donovan began , w .?.
bis Regalara la ?. ? ... bal aa*-e*aaa
of them a vaca'..?-, ?,'??- In *,,.,,"
and t'.nishe.l tlp *-/'<-*- . rr?.-rtri. j,,
?ied? on sad Fra v.?,,,?
only big tu-* ? heard tat '-,*
gun fired .and ?Isa 1 ? ? ?
big motor 'bus h :? r.. of ??
main BCjiiad bach to their
rooms when Donovan granted the lea??
of absence.
The ?core I ' J ? ? '? to 0
A waiae da a, <*..,,,
sion could bardl) I rh? i*.
did nor rise to dar * .,- , . .,..'
noogu whs eoaeen ? mercif.
ilul not do much | ,-? ? .
always happeriH, a few fart '.tire?
ing to flirt with pi ??, 4-,
league team in .. Deaeaa
??bilged by letting iiriom 1
that he IB? la the S el bat-?,
talent.
Harry Sparrow . . . - ?-gr??,,
r.ed the * ar.. - cat. ,,
eetpta :n his vest pock? ,
silver for h... ?'ml at I hat.
Th? Yet ??,??!,?.
?he field and the : ,, J?,?,,
?h.? advene vvp," ? *
soft held Tl.". ?
|B pit for tvtelae r ?
netted ? total of I ? *..??. %:
did nothing on
be clas-el ., .
Three \eu 1 01 r ; ?. her
Klherfeld bo]
uhich came,m II ni 1 ?.
one of the home 1 1 . ?????< *,.
1 third in ? it went :?
Daly, who tripled ? I
one "'i'. He w.? ? efl ? <i at third
base.
The I
up into three
three Innings. Ri
aorked 11 the fii | th? La ?
out? uere still hitle? I ?vh< ? ? ??
tired. ?'11?. '
Two Mattered single? were Nick'i al?
lowance. Sh
tile garre and t ? 1 ssfl b!o?t
wer? registered they wer? 1
Betion. All three ?
control, as well ;
down the hita. 1 ? I ???
were the he?' in 1 1
Donovan ha? had ?
tour.
Keating .: .
hold h is opponent .. si"'
ed Allen in the th
rre firat pit? ?
fence. That was ? ? n, wk<?
backed up by
and fielding a? I 1 got.
In the fourth Ce.!. 01 ?Bgls ?'
a fielder'? eh? -' ril tt ?'
an out netted another run, In OB
final im h ?. s I a 1
former <"ub. WBS ?' f?K B?
liorne t?*am. four rUBS were a i'i"l ?
doubles by Bonne tnd Vaalter?, ' teli
?ingle and an error. H:g'r-' Inubl? ard
a single by Bi
around the v.., ,
much to the ? I
er", who lunge i ?
cold.
A ranning catch by Mai si
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Tl e score foil? s
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run ?:??
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Members of th?
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indoor games,
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the N ? ?'-. ??? **f.*Z
Browi -villa bra Hll I - ? >*'??"
of the programme.
The next run 1 the 1 t ?J?J
T?eagu.- I . ', 1-var.
Uhletic A? *? '.''.r,
Avenue. Brooklyn. ? V. -
It ?? expected that - d****-*
laaociation a I have ispi???"
?m the ?'?ii '
p trosiati
A Bicycle for Health
When the doctor -"?" ""*' ??
in the open." bu? 1 bicycle. ?? ??
bine real pleasure with ***r'.vrT
healthful, drllghtfui ?nd -*-""1"**
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