SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHIXOTOy, T>, C„ THURSDAY, MARCH 28, W 29 ' sports; 45 Nationals Proving Class in Spring Games: Harris MayAsk Waivers on Heilmann | STILL GOING STRONG. HAVING HIS TROUBLES AS BENGAL BOSS WASHINGTON. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ON THE GAIN WIN West, es a l 1 « n « BUSH MAKES THREE SIDE LINES 3TH * ACCUSED Myer, mis IN 11 2 8b I ft 2 0 | Goslin, If 3 ft ftl 1 ft 1 Harris. If 1 ft ft 0 0 0 . Barnes, rs 5 ft 11 ft ft With the Sports Editor | Btnrrr, ss 4 0 1 3 * ft f Judrr. lb 4 1 I 7 ft ft By THIS OVEN ROBINS Hsyrs. 2h 2 ft 0 3 4 ft SHIFTS IN PIRATES DENMAN THOMPSON—-—- 0F RULES Stewart, BREAK 2b 2 1111 ft Burl, r t ft ft 3 1 ft Washington Tatr. *OI3OO former sider it if Heilmann had any » Liska. p 2 I*oll pilots, Stanley Harris of aspirations, and it was only Goslin and Ruel Demonstrate • Brown, p 1 ft I 11 ft Grantham Placed on Second, Detroit, and Owen Bush after the hard-hitting out- Others Are Threatened With Throwing Totals 35 *5 II 27 II T Traynor Third TWOof Pittsburgh, are grow- fielder had assured him he Their Arms Are BROOKLYN. AB. R. H. TO. A. E. at and ing gray and developing wrin- harbored no ambitions that Heavy Fines —Bucky Plans Frederick, es 3 11 5 ft ft kles as a problems Rosenneid. 2b 4 0 115 ft result of the Bucky accepted the assign- Sound Again. Herman, rs 8 ft 2 1 ft 0 Adams at Short. confronting them this Spring. ment. Play Second. . « to Rie.sler. If 3 I 1 5 0 experiencing Bisonetle. lb 4 0 ft K ft ft Bush is so much An indication that all was Rhirl. 3b 4 1 ft 0 1 ft difficulty in molding a smooth- : j not well in the camp of Bancroft, ss 3 12 110 By the Associated Press. the BY JOHN B. KELLER. " working By J. Gooch, I 0 3 ft « infield for the Pirates Tigers was furnished by the the Associated Press. p ANTONIO. Tex., March 28- are Ariz., March 28.—Any ball j Koupal, 1•• ft ft 0 ft that they likely to drop out severe trouncings inflicted on March 28.—Re- 1 Dudley. p 1 ft ft ft 2 ft Skipper Donie Bush has de- of the position of ports that Manager Bucky Har- club that wins nine of eleven l Henllnr* 1 ft ft ft 0 ft cided his Pirate brig needs a contenders them by the Cubs at the start games played must be a pretty j Wriahtf 1 ft ft ft « o accorded them by the experts ris of the Detroit Tigers would r lot of repairing. of the exhibition season. After PHOENIX,ask for waivers on Harry Heil- TAMPA,pood ball club. That's what the at the of the training F2a, 32 outset Totals 41li 1"J SAN Grantham has been switched several Washington club has done, and leaving consecutive reverses mann, star outfielder, because of J ’'Batted for Bancroft In ninth inning. from the outfield to second base. season, the debate Harris became so wrought up his failure observe training rules and only one of its 11 games has been with Dudlry ninth inning. to I tßatted for in Traynor, still ailing from a hip injury, centering around the Chicago regulations, today. a club below the major league class. ft 0 0 he gave the Bengals a severe were circulated ! Brooklyn 0 3 0 1 0 ft—l goes from short to third, and Sparky Cubs and New York Giants. Heilmann was benched during exhibi- It isn’t a flashy ball club or a club I IVashincton 11810011 x—s bawling out. To prove that he Adams, with a bad knee, will be on Harris is having an tion games with Coast League teams, that “shows off.” It doesn't go about i Runs driven in—Bluece. West. Bancroft short. even meant it he burned his bridges its work with a lot of fancy flinging (2). J. Gooch. Liska. Frederick. Myer. Brown. tougher time of it, however, the Chicago Cuba and Pittsburgh be- hits—Myer, Stewart. Three-bate There are unmistakable signs an behind him by putting his ex- tween plays great Tuo-base and in view of the latest advices Pirates. and a hurrah 1 hit—Bancroft. Home run—Frederick. Stolen SOS soon will be sent to Oklahoma asperated thoughts paper. throughout the pastiming. Instead, bases—Myer. Double plays—Liska to Hayes likely on Several other Tigers have been called it City asking Paul Waner to come in from the coast is to be training it is a businesslike affair, very precise to Judres Rosenfeld to Bisonette. Left on on the carpet for infractions of ¦ bases—Brooklyn. Washington. a confab. confronted with that most Bucky Bawls 'Em Out. in its methods of play and 5s 8. First for rules. As a result Manager Harris was exceedingly basr on balls—Off Liska. It off Koupal, 2; hopeless of all base ball prob- reported smooth working. off Dudley. I, Hits—Off Llskit. 5 in 3 in- OP).— According to a Detroit ex- to have declared that further AVON PARK. FlaT March 28 lems—a dissension-ridden club. bring As planned by its manager. Walter ¦ nines: off Brown. 2 in 4 inninss: uff Koupal, “Yes, change, violations would heavy fines. f> in 4 Innings; off Dudlry. 5 in 4 we’re ready.” was Manager Billy he said: the Johnson, and his board of strategy, innlnrs. Harris’ discovery that Heinie here (Los When Tigers open their season In 1 jStruck out—By I.isks. 2s by Koupal. 2: by Southworth’s comment as the St. Louis “Detroit’s showing An- Cleveland April it is likely that that includes Coaches Clyde Milan and | Broun, 3; by Dudley. I. Winning pitcher— up j Schuble, the high-priced minor geles) has been a I have 16 Losing Cardinals wound their Spring train- disgrace. Harris will be in Schuble Pat. Gharrity and Capt. joe Judge, the Brown. pitcher—Dudlrv. Cmnires— ing yesterday. ! leaguer, won’t fill the bill never seen base ball quite as bad the game. Messrs. Ilrrr and Vonrraflan. Time of game Twenty-nine days were as a has not come up to expectations at club has developed steadily since the —1 hour and 58 minutes. Spent in camp. j shortstopper and his resultant delivered at any time by a major start of training, nearly five weeks ago, league team. shortstop and the inner defense has Southworth, who expects to compete j decision to play second base lacked leadership, so Manager Hsriis and now may be regarded as within a for a field berth, will try out his arm himself and shift Gehringer “You forget that you are repre- week of the condition it should be in at to virtually has decided to play second base BALL tomorrow for the first time since in- ! ! short is a bad blow in itself. senting the American League. You himself. Gehrlnger Is to be tried at the outset of the American League BIG LEAGUE BASE juring it last Fall. recruits were should try for the sake of the league, championship campaign. Two ¦ ! Gehringer is just about the short under the plan. released yesterday, George Watkins, | if for nothing else. , The season opening, of course, is promising j best keystone guardian in the ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 28 nearly three weeks away, but Manager Today’s schedule: gardener, going to Rochester circuit, than Harris “Several of you came to Los An- At St. Petersburg. Fla.—New York and Charley Wilson, second baseman, geles with excellent reputations as UP). —With a long barnstorming tour Johnson has brought his club close to stopping at Danville, 111. was when he was piloting the just ahead, Babe Ruth is getting ready the peak of form this early that it (A.) vs. St. Louis (N ). ball players. Personal pride, if Griffmen to pennants. Bucky else, to give the fans an exhibition of how may better stand the rigors of the At Fort Meyers, Fla. —Philadelphia WINTER HAVEN, Fla., March nothing shoud have caused you (A.) Boston (N.). 28 is far from being a ftrse-class to do your best. he hits home runs. northward barnstorming tour that be- vs. UP).—The condition of Ray gins At Antonio, Tex.—New York Benge's performer afield now, however, your The first step in the preparation is next Tuesday night. San arm is the chief worry just now of “You have not done best. to cure his blistered believes, (N.) vs. Pittsburgh (N.). and Gehringer, despite his class have, away, disgraced hands. The plague Johnson and so does Trainer Manager Shotton of the Phillies. Benge You in the of blister, one of the Babe's Mike Martin, that there is no danger At El Paso, Tex. —Chicago (N ) vs. on the other side of the middle league you represent, and you have annual of the Detroit (A.). was the most successful of the club's disgraced yourselvei. afflictions, has just reached Its height Nationals “going stale” when pitchers last year, until his arm went cushion, will be merely an ex- and Ruth is taking his customary rest they have to do so much moving about At Orlando, Fla.—Cincinnati (N.) vs. periment “In game have you shown any cure, Montreal (I.). bad late in the season. He has taken at short. no going fishing without trying to during the two w'eeks preceding the it easy thus far, but when he tried to aggressiveness. You have played list- catch any fish. start of the flag race. At Palmetto, Fla.—Boston (A.) vs. How Heilmann Figures. less ball. You did not to He Buffalo (I.). cut loose against the St. Louis Cardinals seem care. expects the blisters to disappear in It is Johnson s theory that his club Tuesday something slipped his elbow “Now, I’ll tell you this: Detroit a day or two and then upon breaking camp should be in the Yesterday’s results: in This infield problem is mild, he wUI be able and he quit the game. The other however, may not be the best ball club In the to hold his bat “right" for hitting home same physical trim it is expected to be At Tampa, Fla.—Washington (A.), getting compared with the American League, but it’s going to in at the 5; Brooklyn (N.), 4. Phillies boxmen are better fact that he runs. beginning of the league season every day, Shotton said. thus far has be a fighting ball club. We’ll have a and Trainer Martin supports the man- At St. Petersburg, Fla.—Boston (N.), proved unable to make his fighting ball club if I have to re- FORT MYERSTFIa". March 28 OP).— ager 8; Philadelphia (A in this. Barring mishap, the ), 4. ORLANDO, Fla, March 28 UP).— athletes behave during off place every man with an inferior The additional outfielder to be carried Nationals will be in that condition At West Palm Beach, Fig,—Philadel- Manager Jack Hendricks, surveying the man. Fighting teams win games. A by the Athletics probably will be Walter when they get of this phia Spring training of the Cincinnati Reds Harry fighting team will be a better team French, a member of the club last year, week. Even the pitchers will be ready, innings). today, expressed satisfaction with the Heilmann’s name in than one that doesn’t fight. You but who renounced base ball several something never heard of before in the At New Orleans, La.—Cleveland (A.), progress made. connection with that situation have not been that kind of a team, months ago to go into business. history of Washington training camps 5; New Orleans BUCKY HARRIS. found an operation on his tonsils was I What Harris said was some- of the eventualities it would sented in yesterday's 14-innlng hurling was yesterday. The match marked Western Former Washington helmsman, who is finding path as manager of Detroit beset plenty and decided to wait a while be- duel with the by far their most impressive per- Maryland’s debut in the sport. with worries. thing to the effect that he had appear that Bucky is con- Philadelphia Nationals, formance in the Grapefruit League. fore letting the surgeon have another which ended tied up. Each time the at- a chance to get the manager- fronted with an arduous task tack Offensively and defensively, the Nation- crack at him. One tonsil was badly in- ship, but wouldn’t even con- in Detroit this year. threatened, the six moundsmen, als got the maximum in result with the fected and he now believes that may who allowed 27 players only 22 hits, minimum of effort which is truly have been the whole cause of his poor were superior. “form." They sparkled class continually, Central Nine Is condition. High — Looking COLLEGE BASE BALL. UP). Pitching, Gelding, hitting all were good NEW ORLEANS, La’., March 28 and the spirit and poise of the players PHOENIX, Ariz., March 28 f/P). The bosses of the Cleveland Indians great- Three Maryland Teams Ready; superb. After puflflng up the Cubs as the were convinced today that the Virginia Military Institute, S; Cath- field, team The game was another of those fight- Forward to Battle With Tech olic University, 1. est base ball team ever to take the knows more about using its hits than it Bucky his Detroit Tigers did last year. The ing affairs that have marked the Na- Navy, 8; Penn Harris and Indians beat the tionals’ training series thus far. Twice State, 5. licked them yesterday. Trackmen to Compete Saturday New Orleans Pelicans yesterday, 5 to 0, Tigers trailing, the club battled its way to T. KIMBLE, Central High their season Saturday against United High Point, 7; Newberry 8, It was the first victory for the on seven hits to six for the Pels. Only in six games with the Cubs. The score two of their safe blows even terms with the Dodgers, then School base ball coach, is plan- Typewriter Uniteds on the Ellipse, are North Carolina State, 8; Spring- were wasted. staged an eighth-inning rally that ning a hard siege for his players field Y, 2. was 11 to 10. Chicago pushed over 5 Three University of Maryland varsity New York University aggregation next being hustled along by Coach Dan in the ninth inning to tie the DALLAS, Tex., March 28 UP). —Every netted the decisive tally. in preparation for their opening Wake Forest, 8; runs leama—track, lacrosse and base ball—- Monday at College Park, will take the time SERUCHgame, April 16, against Penn, 2. score, but lost the game on two hits and ready open seasons, Manager "Lena" Blackbume During the progress of the game, it their old Ahem and indications are that the are to their and all field as follows: shifts his rival, Tech. Richmond U., 8; Drexel, 6. a wild throw in the Tigers’ half of that will see action inside the next week. White Sox around they win. was revealed that two throwing arms Red and White nine will by no means Kelly or Epstein, goal; Dodson, Yesterday they switched around and that had been something of mysteries Beginning Tuesday the Blue and inning. Swede Eppley’s track team will be the point: Crothers. cover point; Heagy, the White diamonders will be sent through be weak, despite the loss of dependable, first to get into competition, going to beat Dallas Steers, 5 to 4. no longer are in the doubtful class. Fla.. March 28 first defense; WUson, second defense; ’’Red" Faber, the veteran A, game every day next week. The exact material by graduation. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. ST. PETERSBURG. Lexington, Va„ to meet V. M. I. Satur- Loane, defense; Chap- spltballer, Goose Goslin several times cut loose with OP),—The training third Beck or made his season’s debut in the game, schedule has not yet been determined, Capt. George only Braves have broken day, and staying there until Monday to man, center; Chapman, heaves that indicated the wing so use- Fletcher is the 5; opinion Evans or allowing three hits in Innings. but St. Alban's. George Mason High of Sacramento, Hollywood, 4. camp, a better team in the of engage Washington and Lee. attack; Roberts, attack; three less to the club last year again is likely pitcher of last season's team back, but Fuchs, president and third second Hall McKain did better than that, al- Alexandria and other schools will be Los Angeles, 13; Seattle, 3. Emil E. their Old Liners who will make the trip Holloway, first attack; Evans or to terrorise baserunners of the foe. The encountered, Albert and Payne are a couple of new Francisco, 3; manager, than any Boston outfit that they j lowing two hits in six innings. fact that the arm is O. K.. was and a tilt is listed with San Portland, 1. and the events in which will eom- Smink, oat home; Snyder, in heme. Goose's United Typewriter Uniteds next Thurs- hurlers of more than average -promise. Oakland, 3; Missions, I. has worked out here in six years. p»te, are: brought home to Dave Bancroft in no Quincey Owens, last season's first base- It is pretty much of a veteran aggre- BRADENTON. Fla.,' March 28 UP uncertain manner in the second inning. day. lftO-yerd d«*h —Quinn, Havel], Warfel. gation, as eight of the ! Sunburn in March usually troubles New of man, is being groomed to take the place 220-yard deeh—Quinn. Insley. men—Dodson. The Dodger veteran drove a long safety Kimble appears to have a deal Quarter—Linxey. Crothers, Heagy, Wilson, Loane, Evans, Englanders only slightly, but two Red promising behind the bat of the old reliable Bob Ladd. to left field and never hesitated at first material, but la not over- Mary- Half mile—Remsburx. Savage. Holloway and Snyder—were regulars Sox regulars here, Phil Todt and Billy experienced players. He Wilson, now at the University of Mile—Plumley. Ziegler. base. Greatly to his surprise, appar- burdened with land, while a younger brother of Capt. last season. Regan, are still confined to their rooms. ently, waiting realizes that if his team is going to Two miles—Myers. Bowman. Wallett. In Todt’s absence yes- Banny found Hayes in Fletcher shows promise as a receiver. ISft-vard lew bnrdiee —Kinnamon. Elliott. Burton Shipley’s ball team wifi open Bill Carrlgan second make a real bid for the public high SPORTLIGHT 230-yard high against Pennsylvania terday tried Bob Barrett first THE College front of him with the ball and now Bob hurdles—Kinnamon. Elliott. at Park at base of practice. Making up the infield are High Jumn—lnslry, Held, H. McDonald, base yards away. The Goose, retrieving title it must have plenty Freeman at first, Herbie Thompson at next Wednesday with the following In practice. sphere BY GRANTLAND RICE Elliott. line-up: the hit, had lined the to Hayes There are four letter winners on the second, Mike Hunt at shortstop and Broad lump—White, Waesche, Ladd. in his old-time fine style. squad—Sanford (Sam) Ross, pitcher: Buck Eby at third. Jimmy Pimper Warfel. McGann. catcher: Derr, short; . (Bits) the Alamo. Shotput—J. McDonald, McDonald, Gaylor. base; ’ Kay and Hess are recruits from last And Muddy Ruel showed a strength- Ken Fisher, shortstop; Oliver probably Ghosts of Dyott. H. third Kessler, center baseman, will make Lfcv hustle to hold field; Leschinsky. field; season’s freshman nine. ened whip, too, when the Dodgers Shriver, second and George the third base job oiste the former be- the Alamo fell. Discus—J. McDonald. H. McDonald. right Radice, Phipps, the third (“As I recall it," writes L. F., “it wss in March that Would —H. McDonald, Elliott, White. second base; Jones or Kay. left who Is ailing at present; Mil- essayed a double steal in Brandt, third baseman. comes scholastically eligible. Javtlln field; bum, Batson and Boublltz round. Muddy's throw to Hayes was not include: you mind reprinting some verses you wrote with the Alamo as the theme?") Heint*. Hetael, first base; De Marco or Hess, are the other Other leading candidates Worthington, Par* and Jimmy Pale vault—Aman, Buter, H. McDonald. pitcher. pitchers, while Higgins, catcher and of the high-arching kind he employed Willie Park, Charles Jorg and Leonard Thompson appear now to have the edge general utility; WUson, infielder, last Spring, but a low speedy one that named There’s a tramp of a ghost on the low winds tonight, Jack Faber’s lacrosse twelve, which Derr, who fills a great gap that and Megby, pitchers, the last two in the race for outfield berths. ¦will ex- TansU. outfielders, are the other leading gave the second sacker plenty of time southpaws; Dan and Francis The 17-game Western schedule: An echo that drifts like a dream on its way; open its season against the husky ited at short In 1818, and Gaylor, Jones, players. who Mllwit specter to return the ball to the catcher, Stan, catchers and outfielders; Lewis April B—United Typewriter Uniteds at There’s the blur of a that leaves for the fight. easily flagged Rosenfeld ift front of the Beazley and Randolph, first basemen; Ellipse. Grave-risen at last from a long vanished day; counting block. Cumberland, Colella and Butler, infiela- March 30—United Typewriter Uniteds vs. There’s the shout and the call of grim soul unto soul Ellipse. by death's shadowed ers. and Sam Blase and White, out- 9—Gonzaca at Ellipse. As they rise, one one, out of glen Liska, Brown Do Well. April To the bugle—the drum's roll April _ follow muffled fielders. 12—Eastern. „ IS—Maryland College gather again. Ad Liska. expected to be one of the Principal games so far arranged for Ajjrll freshmen at Where Ghosts of the Alamo , aces of Johnson’s mound corps this Central nine follow: April at the lft—Catholic U. freshmen Brook- l hear Crockett’s voice as he leaps the dust year, and Lloyd Brown, lefthander, who ift—Maryland College from being April Prtchmcn at Ap'ril 19—Business. And waits at the call an answering hail; is groomed for a regular start- Purk. April 23—Episcopal at Alexandria. for ing berth, shared the pitching burden. April 13—Princeton Freshmen at Princeton April 28—Emerson at Monument Lot. And Bowie caresses a blade red with rust April Ift—Tech. April 30—Central. As deep in the shadows he turns to the trail; They took care of it splendidly. Liska May 2—Georgetown Prep toiled for five innings nicked April 23—Eestern. _ , , , at Garrett Park. Still lost In the darkness that covers their sleep and was April 27—Cetholie University Freshmen at May 4—Georgetown U. freshmen at G. U. Their sand-mounded den, for five hits, four passes and three Brookland. May 7—Catholic U. freshmen at Brook- bodies may rest in a April the red starry steep runs. However, might blanked 3ft—Western. land. But their raw souls have come from he have May 7—Business. May lft—Tech. ... Where Ghosts the Alamo gather again. the Dodgers had he not made the only * May 14—Goncaga at Monument Lot. of error of the game. Brown yielded two May University Freshmen. May 18—Georgetown U. freshmen at G. U. May 21—Georgetown Prep at Garrett You think they’ve forgotten—because they have slept — hits, one of them a homer. He pitched base bailers, who open Park. to only fourteen batters in his four in- Western High The day Santa Anna charged in with his slaves? Where four thousand men on a bare hundred swept nings. Three of them he struck out, that stood their graves? disposing Wright, And stormed the last rampart for of Pinch-hitter Glen You think they’ve forgotten—but faint, from afar the last man to face him. with four calling the roll his men. a ™ Brave Travis is of itched balls. It was wicked hook, the answers, the shadows that bar £ Wright. And a voice ‘'Here!" through ist strike called on Sport As Ghosts of the Alamo gather again. The Nationals collected 11 hits all Women in getting Koupal, told, 6 of them off Lou There’s a flash on a blade—and you thought it a star? who faced them the first four frames. light plain you thought of the Margaret Wood. Jeannette McKay. Dor- There’s a on the —and itthe moon? They also got three runs off Koupal. Semester basketers You thought the wind echoed that anthem of war? Clise Dudley finished against them and Business High School were othy Rabenovets, Helma Mays and Re- Zychlinska. Not knowing the lilt of an older border tune; he was made a loser when *3 safeties crowned champions of the court becca shade after shade, stirred again unto breath, yesterday they Major athletic letters will be award- Gray were gleaned off his delivery in the when scored over Gray phantom by phantom they swing down the glen, eighth. THIRDthe Sixth Semester sextet, 9 to 6, ed the outstanding figures of the scries a greater than death at the Spring assembly when the ban- Where souls hold hate that is The Washington pitchers were con- in the final game of the interclass As Ghosts of the Alamo gather again. spicuous in attack. Liska got two hits, series. The winners will liave their ner is awarded the champs. These in- one putting him In position to score and ribbon attached to the* interclass ban- dividual selections will be made by a The Yankee Record. the other driving a run across. It was ner, which will be presented to them committee composed of the athletic di- a single by Brown that sent over the at the Spring athletic assembly to be rector and team captains and managers, few days ago these dispatches contained a statement that gave the big run in the eighth. hung in their classroom for the coming solely upon the basis of ability, per- j Yankees something like a record in winning six pennants in eight years. “You and sportsmanship, regard- \ SOME The Nationals used two hits in the year. formance ahead of any other big league team.” writes R. contest the teams were less of whether the players were affili- state this record puts them well first inning to get a run and repeated In the title wins in from 1872 1878, this performance in the second and evenly matched, but the Thirds out- ated with a winning or losing squad. McConnell. “How about the Boston’s six seven years to fourth innings. This fourth-inning distanced their opponents in the final The final standing of the teams fol- •¦inclusive, and the White Stockings* five wins in seven years from 1880 to 1886? run lows: made their score match the block quarter. Eighth Semester passers sur- The Yankees’ record isn’t such a heluva lot ahead of these two." scoring victory over Won. List. Pet. Brooklyn built in the fourth with only prised by an 11-9 Team. than six of them that along—from Car- hit. the Fourth in second game of the Third 4 0 1.000 Six out of seven is better : happen one a Sixth 8 1 .750 if the Yankees make ! roll to Cagle. final double-header, thus earning for 2 .500 out of eight. But Bressler walked at the outset of the Second 2 it seven out of nine, by suppressing all Dodgers’ round and after Bisonnette themselves third place in the loop. The Eighth 1 3 .350 “What is meant by the phrase ‘leaving , Fourth 0 4 .000 hostile attacks upon the old homestead hoisted out took second as Liska. with Fourth had been conceded generally to ! the left shoulder behind’ in the golf squad, but the Eighth, this season that will at least give them a double play at hand, kicked Rhiel's be the stronger In a postponed game of the Wash- of record. Or it wifi do until swing?" queries D. H. It means just roller. Bancroft chased two tallies over playing the best game of its career, some sort I permitting the left j ington League a real record comes along. about that—not with a triple and counted when Johnny held the opposing scorers in check and Recreation Intermediate shoulder to turn sufficiently on the Gooch was thrown out. rung up two baskets in the last three : loop last night, Gypsy Athletic Club Another Bridge War. pivoting that goes with the back swing. minutes of play to bring home the deci- There was no more scoring until the tossers scored by a 10-point margin "You quote one of ‘the best bridge ! Many golfers twist their hips and seventh. Then, with two gone, Fred- sion. over the Strayer A. C. six, 28 to 18. players In the world* as stating that ; bodies around, but leave the left shoul- erick put the Dodgers ahead by driv- Members of the championship Third ‘ triumph primarily . der locked or checked, in place of let- Heffner, The winners’ was due no woman bridge player is among the ing a homer under the fence in right Semester squad are Rebecca co-operation. bridge play- . ting it take a free, natural turn to the Jones, manager; Mary I to their close Misses first 500. ‘One of the best center. The Nationals in their half of captain; Dorothy , Jarvis and Mutersbaugh performed well that? I right as the back swing is started. Or, Beck, Bessie Furr, Alma Harris, Betty ers’—who admits him to be am i the frame matched this with another , in the center field, the former scoiing i acquainted with 90 per cent of the so- . many dip their left shoulders, in the thriller tally. Myer got a Texas League Story, Eve Hoffman and Hortense heavily when shifted to the forward York. belief that they are pivoting, where, of | . Coffran. called best bridge players in New PATHFINDER double to begin the attack. But Harris field, as well, while Misses Meloy and Most of them are self-styled or adver- ! course, they are not. Nine golfers out whiffed. Barnes’ infield retirement Rena Bryan captains the runner-up (and of nine and a half permit their left includes Sadie Ktatta, Thompson put up a strong defense in tised by their loving stupid) moved Buddy to third. When Dudley squad, which ’ the back field. friends. In New York there are 10—. shoulder to turn far enough to the grew' Bluege manager; Lorelle Rossen, Evelyn Hol- right Supertwist a trifle careless while was Beatrice Easterson registered 16 of perhaps 20 men—who can any as the back swing is made. There Cord Tires and, combe, Nicholas, Ferrari, outplay r at bat, Myer set sail for the plate Edna May ’ the losers’ points. woman. Most of these are absolutely r is almost no surer method of slicing, if t well ahead of the pitcher’s hurried winners a . that happens to be one’s wish, heave, i Announcement of the In each unknown. As woman who has suf- BALLOONS slid across safely with the tying loop of the league and the final stand- fered from the stupidity and conceit of f (Copyright, 1929.) HIGH PRESSURES marker. • GIANTS STRONGER THAN I lng of teams will be made by the men players, I challenge the statement ; 29x4.40 The Nationals quickly registered the , officials as soon as all postponed games concerning my sex." Balloon £5.95 30x3*4 Cord £4.85 decisive run in the eighth. Judge was > 1 are checked off the books, it has been GROTTO TO HAVE SMOKER. Stewart, who had IN 1.928, McGRAW OPINES i Cagle's Successor. 31x5.25 Balloon . out of the way when announced by the schedule committee. A smoker for the benefit of prophets 9.95 32x4 SS. Cord 9.45 replaced Hayes at second, looped the SAN ANTONIO, March 28 Scoring: to right. It was a single for most Tex.. Dear Sir; There’s a lot of dizzy sor- • of the Kallipolis Grotto will be given ! 33x6.00 Balloon ball (A ). Gjpsys. 2P.IP.T. Strayers. foot ball teams—also night headquarters. 1315 12.45 33x4 SS. Cord. . 9.95 batters, Stuffy’s extraordinary speed 3 —The Giants are through their 3P.IP.T. row for Eastern i tomorrow at but Galatza, If. sc 11 S Easterson, If. 8 0 16 street, training grind, Barrett, 11 rs, sc Notre Dame and Stanford—in the an- • K at 8 o’clock. All members made it a double. Tate slammed a and their manager, rs... 5 1 Slusser. 1 0 2 function, by Mut'sbaugh. c 0 0 0 I.ore, c 0 0 0 nouncement that Chuck Bennett of In- ¦ are invited to attend this one-baser Bisonnette that moved John McGraw. has finally decided sc., sc, These Are On Your corner where Jarvis, if.. 6 2 14 Rouse, rs 0 0 0 diana has been notified that he has i which will be presided over by Monarch Wheel Prices—and You Get Stewart to the far from they are a good ball team. Meloy. Ik 0 0 0 Petrie, lg 0 0 0 passed Howell, ! whipped a Thompson, rg Weber, rg.... all his entrance examinations i Arthur M. Poynton. C. F. in he counted when Brown McGraw grew quite enthusiastic 0 0 0 0 0 0 Point. Bennett was awarded Our single to left. for West l charge of arrangements, plans to sur- Helpful Year Round Service over the condition of his squad after Totals..-.... 12 4 28 Totals 9 0 18 the Chicago Tribune Trophy for being ! prise the prophets with an announce- Besides! This is a day of rest for the Na- the final practice game yesterday, tionals, the last they will get until the the most valuable man in the Big Ten i ment that undoubtedly will draw their although he would not predict it Central High School interclass basket foot ball last Fall. Bennett’s forte is i cheers. dav before the flag race begins. As would bring the National League ball honors were to be decided th! s old-fashioned sort of tucking the ——— daily contests starting the 1— > there arc to be | pennant to New York. afternoon when the Junior and Senior pesky pigskin under one arm and ram- tomorrow when the Cardinals will be “The club is much stronger than sextets met in the school gymnasium exhibitions end bling rapidly into enemy territory from . NIGHT FOOT BALL GAINS. I BEN until the Spring said, meeting HUNDLEY here year paper," “but at 2:45. Prior to this Juniors yard last on he scrimmage for four, six and eight Next Fall several Southern colleges with a tilt with the Giants in New you don't win pennants on paper. had lost one game to the Seniors. Only right after 1 14, Johnson decided to gains, one the other. While will try night foot ball. Several games York on April I have strengthened my elub quite a victory today would give them a this sj'stem is almost extinct in modern give his charges a holiday, so the golf chance at the championship. This already have been scheduled for night. GOODYEAR TIRES terrible a hit by trading O’Doul for Leaf#. foot ball, it does have its good points. The only fear is that 1320 14tk St. links about Tampa are taking My pitching is stranger. I have at j would tie things up and necessitate a the heavy fogs N.W. 3436 I4tk St. N.W. 1010 Pa. At., C. B. prevalent will games. N.W. punishment. lend fire pitchers I can figure on | play-off. Should the Seniors win. halt a few (At New ten) worlJeg regularly. O’Farreli is in however, they would be the undefeated All of which would indicate that when • Ojen Until Eight P^M, Fox, Getto and Guarino are the only better rendition and will hit better. 1 champs for 1929. The Seniors scored Chris Cagle winds up his career next Georgia Tech may play its games regulars to be lost by the Pitt foot ball My resrrvc strength is greater than by one point at the first meeting of Fall there will be a young man to take with Mississippi A. St M. and North ©quad. 1928." the two team*# bis place, who Is about as good as any Carolina at night.