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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1913.'

Yale Hands Georgetown Good Beating, 18 to 1 -- C. U. Wins

' ' ' I i '. i I PICKED TO STAR. YALE SWAMPS CATHOLIC U. IS RICHARD T. McKNEW, Pres. W. SHOCK BOTELER, TreaC WITH THE NATIONALS BY Special Prices on Standard Guaranteed Tires HILLTOP NINE IN CAMP WILLIAM AGAIlrtlCTOR (Effactiva March 24, 1813) PEET SMOOTH TREAD CHARLOTTESVILLE CHATTER Size Price Size Price Georgetown Team Given One 3 $10.60 36 4 $29.40 Defeats Holy Cross After 3... 11.40 34 4 35.00 of Worst Beatings in Charlottesville. Va., March 21 The boys which caused the Nationals a. whole lot Great Uphill Battle, 3... 11L20 35 4Vz 36.15 all hated to see Harry Welchonce Ieae of trouble last season. 3V4. 15.70 36 4 37.10 camp Monday. was easily most get team this History. He the "We're going to that 16.10 37 4V2 popular recruit among the recruits, year," said Griffith. 9 to 8. 3V4. 38.20 smiling and bubbling over with "I should say yes." replied Eddie 3V2. 16.70 34 5 43.10 good humor. Griff may discover later 3Vz. 17.35 35 5 44.50 18 TO 1 IS THE SCORE on In the season that he has let out a "How about that hundred dollars Stuf- PIPP IN THE LIMELIGHT mighty good ball player, but with Shanks, fy Mclnnls owes you?" Inquired Clyde 312. 17.85 36 5 45.50 Milan and Moeller It was hard to see Milan. 3V4. 18.60 37 5 46.80 Lawlor Makes Catch Old where Welchonce could fit in. Old Sensational "He's never paid It." replied the Rangy First Sacker Hits Safely Four 19.40 Prices on quoted Fox. "and I hope he don't for I will 312. ronrh tread on Eli Hammers Three Jack Egan, who Is nursing a remind him of it frequently during the Times Wins in the 4... 25.80 application proportionately low. split thumb, declares that he will be season while I am on the coaching lines. Pitchers. In game Inside of three days. Ninth. 26.80 1- back the up I'll get his goat, 4... We yon -3 "I am sure that Just as soon as the If he don't settle can save 33 Yale administered the worst drubbing if he pays I'm afraid he will get my Displaying a spirit, 4... 27.60 thing heals up a bit, I can tie a piece manager the supplies. Georgetown has received In a Ions time, of tape around the sore spot and go to goat," the asserted. catholic University ball club defeated 4... 28.50 per cent on other "I'll never forget the day I called mm Holy Cross in yesterday perhaps in Its history, on the work. I'm going to try it anyway," l, the ninth inning Plank a Interposed Joe on the Brookland 9 to 8, THE CAR EQUIPMENT Hilltop yesterday, simply running away stated the plucky little catcher. me on spot." diamond, after WASHINGTON MOTOR CO., Inc., "he wanted to lick the 'tljSjSHjSiBBBBBBBBBBBBBiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB, one of the greatest uphill battles ever with the game, IS to 1. Members of who will see "I hear that Plank does his own wash- 1317 NEW YORK AVENUE the recruits play- witnessed In this section of the country. Miserable errors, for which there was the Capital of the United States for the ing while on the road." one of the Holy Cross shoved eight over North ride Near 14th Phone Main 7870 piped up. runners cf St J no possible excuse, and thoughtless plays first time when they arrive Wednesday ers the pan In the second lnnlnr. but night, include the Cubans. Acosta and "I'll bet he does." everybody chimed. of commission and omission were re- gang during Moran's lads kept plugging, ana by a Calv o: Morley, Rebel Williams and Joe "We've got to beat this run or five in eighth sponsible coming season," said Manager Grif the frame, tied for more than a half of the Gedeon The bos can hardly wait for the lTL'GI THORXETT, the count at 8 all In the final chapter, to come, so are they to fith. eighteen runs scored by the Bulldog nine. the time anxious who ii tUted for the third bue job ee, Plpps double and lioran's single put reach Washington. "Just watch us." shouted the young The rest of the runs w ere scored by Tale to the Euttrn Ulfh team. the game In the record book. athletes, and the subject switched played on clean, sharp, wallops to corners of eem!-pr- who Plpp another Metier game at all Jim Shaw, the Pittsburg something else. first, handling the field, the first and last innings being will be left behind here for a couple of GALLAUDET LANDS ten chances without an set aside for general game of and club, one error, and getting four hits out of as ' a clout weeks with the Montreal found Dutch Munch, the former Pepco re- many run by the New Haven tribe. friend in camp with the Nationals. name- - trips to the block, two of these ceiver, holds all the camp records for PRACTICE GAME wallops being good two utomobiles Three Georgetown pitchers faced the Victor Bickers, the Buffalo big boy. eating. Munch likes to for sacks fusillade. First it was Lynch, then Felnle, and the two are alwas seen together. the ninth inning he smalled the ball grab the waiter by the throat as soon as against and last of all, Heffeman Of this trio, Bickers last summer pitched a game emerges kitchen, pile up the right field foul pole, which w Collegians, he from the Trims Technical High School ia would been good "Big Heff" did the best ork. and for six against the Pittsburg hooking chicken, asparagus, then have for a circuit trot, potato, and and and then came double. of the seven Innings he pitched Yale was up with Shaw. The Pullmans, of Buffalo. stoop so his head is Opening Contest, back with a only 3 down that Just Plpp s hitting or able to make four hits and two runs. won out, to I. Shaw nilowed threo hits same time crying out to has been the sensation In the last Inning, howeer. his team and Bickers two. at the 9 to 3. the Brooklanders" play so far tnts sea give the bojs, ''How do I look behind the son, mates became careless and failed to plateT' Gallaudet High and the big fellow bids fair to be him any support worth mentioning, the The work of Clide Milan tills spring defeated Technical the star hitter of the team. result being six hits and eight runs. Had has been above the ordinary, both in - School jesterday In the first practice Gedeon promises to cause more game 9 3, Trayeraj Heflernan been accorded fair support the ting and During the prac- Joe of the season, to both teams Ccta nnnips. fun for the Nationals on the road this using the majority of men on the side would have been retired in this ses- tice and exhibition games the Tennessee Washing- the Trayers got away all right in the Initial sion collec- averaged easily two safe swats summer than any bill plajer squad. The game served to bring nine Inning, In second with but of this Flyer has signed up The but the the Worcester tion. game and leads all the others In stolen ton has in recent jeirs. pitchers into action, and several of the collegians got after him. with the result i Pacific Coast kid, now that he enjoys joungsters look good. Stowers and Lends bases. ready to start that he was chased to the stable after Burdette Hitters. good health, is always Defendorf. who pitched two innings six Holy Cross been Is absolutely fearless and runs had chalked Burdette smeared himself with glory Another epidemic of colds and sore something He each for Tech, looked good, while Moore up, and three men were on the sacks. by banging the old horsehide four times hit the Climbers this time will usually go through with any stunt and Rasmussen pitched well for the Buff Tommy throats has attempts Rjan then took up the burden. Into safe territory, his wallop In the the regulars are affected. Bob Groom. he and Blue aggregation and while two runs were scored off him Inning bags and Milan, are Saturday night, when the Virginia stu- did hitting, seventh going for three Clsde and Eddie Foster the holiday, Tech but little getting two he did not allow a tally after this round. traveling like a shot into far left field sufferers, all of whom were allowed to dents were celebrating thlr the safe drives while the Kendall Greeners By finish of dreaded Easter exams, an plugging all the time, the Brook Cornish came across with three hits and do little or no work today. Chick Gandll the only garnered six off the Manual Train- landers tied the knot In the eighth, and besides drew two bases on balls out of in practice this morning wrenched his expressman called at Grltllth Hall with ers. This afternoon Gallaudet hooks up big II Gideon won the ball game In the ninth Ho ran appearances Blos- knee, In a package, marked "J g his six at the plate right but was out the afternoon signed with Eastern Hish School In another also hit well for Catholic University, Way saould Automobile ewaera be tor- som. Pumpelly part of game against The ball plaer quickly for It. practice game, Thursday Tech comes lira they Rellly. Rlddell. and each and played the guens me, and three blngles mented with troubles when BIGSAVIMGS hit for a brace of safeties while the Virginia. None of the aliments are se- remarking, "I that's meant for back The came this afternoon ran ba positively doaa away with by looks like strawberry shortcake from the O'Brien starred for Holy Cross, getting aalnfj other two members of the Yale team, rious, and Griff expects to put in his " w ill start promptly it Z 15 o'clock. a and taking care of seven McGhie Scott, managed to get in a regular team against Georgetown at Na- folks out In Trlsco Score On Auto Supplies and He quickly beat it down to the house chances in center field. Today the Brook- was on Thursdaj. flaldr-- . K juicy swat while the cannonade in tional Tark joungstcrs are lodged and Anno Tert landers tackle Yale, and with Chief progress. where the Fotti. Sb 5 1 Z 1 Hanln on 9fiiF63&i artntr our off wrapping paper, disclos- Hnrkwell. so. 5 0 0 MUx-a-. Greene the mound etpect to trim ANCE SALE. Yale's infield worked with machine-lik-e The Climbers are delighted with the anked the 10 ...10111 Tie World's Bert Filler scenery, ing an assortment of fireworks. Intended It dill lbi :m i Vrner 3 .50111 the Old Ell aggregation. Score: S&50 Wrench Seta. regularity. Blossom. Rellly. Rlddell, Idea of a change In and the trip Trcnae A KilTta. If 5 1110 for Aatofflobu 17.00 Cloeka for one of the Virginia students Hi cliei 3b 3 0 3 3 c v innoAr-- n c lint. 2i0 being could be back to Washington tomorrow was the i i l AcVreiter. 2b i 2b abitoae.5 3 1 18 and Comisb all that wo whole Miller lb. 4 i 4 0 0 0 1 7rharj. MunT 10 Electric Horns topic "Here s where have a lot 10 10 wrr r Hayes ss 4111(03 3 2 0 Cawley 4 0 Ho Experiment. desired fielding game sole in camp tonight. 1 4 0 S Jb 2 12 fl0 at the " Const lad to his Ilcimirk lb ! I ! t I'roriw. Donnelly I 8 1 0 of fun shouted the Jacobson cf 4 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 10 Ostrejen. lb . 3 0 Thorocxhly Tested. One Georgetown man covered himself t McO.ru. 0 tf.lt o o National Electrical Supply Co., Georgetown should easy picking teammates II If 3 0 0 0 0 iicionsui. e? l J I i i nnrn. a .3 I I Time spite he be for 1'inn. lb Isnders. a. .. 4 3 1 Tried. with glory, in of the fact that Fourth of July celebra- KeeUry If 10 0 0 .44820 1SS-3- the Climbers unless the Hilltoppers have Talk about jour ! Hoilrs. lloran. 3b. 5 3 2 4 0 Vlurnhy. rf .. 4 1 1 0 0 0 X. Y. Are. Phone 31. 6800. alo contributed somewhat to the glori Ellipse. Gedeon 0 CaUeher. Ji 10 110 stronger last year, and Griff tions on the Washington . 0 odsTlTr.aJa.' ous comedy errors, waj a team than oner. p .10 10 0 0 of and that aimed candles all the colorrd 0 0 0 rfcidtey 0 0 2 2 0 expects to do a whole lot better against Roman at 10 p .10 0 4 2 0 Lawlor. This joungster made two hits' cover, 1 0 O 0 0 tXni. 2 0 waiters, making them beat It for JJCendorf. Trajrrr 0 1 the clubs than was the 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 one of them giving Davis a chance to ltlll p 4 2 0 niler Ca. 1912. shot off skyrockets at the arlous houses ttj". 10 JtlreeurnVrt y case during the spring of 10 0 0 0 Totals .. x t score by fast the onlj in the nelchborhood. and lit un the entire :ru ToUli . .. M 9T210 2 S08 SotTHcmi Bmutna i) ToUIi ..Muru the Hilltoppers made But Lawlor's Germany Schaefer, and street with red fire Total. : i 'One nun out warn winning run KSTrd. VASMIntaTON.O.C foul flies Walter Johnson. ir ws Auto Supplies best work was in catching He Allen fox under Gdeon promises to be a second Rude n.,I.udt Catholic I'ni -9 Scheer atended the hunt Techm-a- l .00000305 seemed to hac a reckless disregard for the auspices of the Albemarle Hunt Club Waddell. and the fans of the Capita", are 00000003 Holy Cm. OftOOOOOO 08 benches, spectators, Kolt 2 Rockwell. Z Runs Zieharf, Htje McDonnell, Pipl. 3. grandstand, and this morning. A couple of foxes were apt to hear a whole lot more of his ec- I, TrenV. Hcsrhes. Of Every Kind Always Hera. and in nabbing a long foul, hit directly the 1313 campaign Miller San, Hanlln. .schenrtltrr K!r Horn. Ljnch. Ryan Murrar, CawIVj. Ottirr. uncovered, but no quarry landed Schae- centricities before 4. O'Brien. Carroll McManus back of the Georgetown team's bench, closes. rror. ..!lauot. 6. Technical Left on 2. Earned run Holr fer provided the fun for the crowd when 7 Technical. 4. Kirn base on balls Crwm, ; CthoHc V . 3. Kirt U by errort-H-oIr - somer- - DAVIS & CHILDS caught the ball. and. turning a The student for whom the fireworks Z Catholic l" up he was tossed into a shallow brook. No rf 1Tiid 2. a" Rasmuacn 2. off MarsLa'l Cou. lft on Cro. S!Jf2ii:xw- sault, landed doubled on the other injuries were reported and all declared were intended is still looking for them t.slleher 2 c M er, z. Innlna latdied By Catholic V . 5. Hr Uk on ff Trajw. side This was really the best play of Casn. 3 by M.rsha'l r by Moore 3, by R.ptdes- - 2 off ltyan 2, oil McManus. 2. Innirc pitrhfd By OLDSMOBILE that a pleasant morning was spent. "" - the game and deserted all of the ap- Zt . "V allcher Z by Mower. I. by Dudley. I; by Def TrxjcTJ. eve and Itjan, arren and provoked ' should take his work endorf 1 Lit. -- Kendall. Miller stolen McManus. mm and ComJniSam, plause which it Victor Bickers wants Griff to send htm Victor Bickers - more senouslj. He has a number of bate- ioltz. 4 Miller, J.coUon. IUnlin 3!oore Hits made Off Trajen. 4. off Rjin. 9, The Score. to the International Leigue or the New R&lrts to t'mpirrs McManus. 13. eff Oinnlcuin. 3. Struck out Br been told how - AGENCY York League In case the O'd Fox pitching faults, and has Mrj- Payne, pne-Tw- o Trayer. 1; by MeManos Ilceae ABDOtC State - tad Aas Tima of run Oatrean. NATIONAL decides that ho cannot use him to correct them, but Is onlv maklnr- Tvrohuo hit Harrs. Pip, 2. Stolen I slow progress With Bickers' great bulk CaW, Carroll. Double jtlaiTsv lloran to ZacharrI? During a fanning bee the other night and natural ability there Is no reason tf Pipp; Zaehiry to Haye tn Ilonc, Ppp to AND lllddell. lb ARDM0RE TO PLAY. Hay to Zachery to Tloran Hit by By M. T. Pollock, RACYCLE 0 topic of was why should in time be a major ritchw CormJi. :b . 4 3 2 4 the principal conversation he rot Trayers (lHtrren) V Trayera. .403334 0 1 iH t"tT Paued 1018 Avenue N W g And 14 Other Makes of Bicycles. himn'r. if . s : i oo 7 the Philadelphia Athletics, the team league twirler. ball McDonnell Mr Haniboe Connecticut Mrt.hie rf . 5 10 0 3 The Ardmore Athletic Club baseball Cmrtre Time of 113 0 Cime 2 noun and S mhmtt Phone M. 7837-- 8. tt Sundries and RepslMac H Kurtirttt c 10 10 sea- bcott, P ... 6 1 0 4 0 Lynch, p 0 0 0 0 0 team has organized for the coming Feinl. p .. 0 0 0 0 0 son, the following men are now in 1 Ueffrrnsn and BITS OF BASEBALL. Expert Electric Vehicle Repairing P. training game E. HAZLETON rin Cold Facts Spoil Tale for the opening with the Storage Batteries repaired and H Senators on April W Pitchers, Djer. Von Batter-le- a S 439-3-1 lOTO ST. XIV. Totals ... ST 1310 Charley old aswed. Ignition and lighting H S O 0 1 r1 Garlem, Scott, and Strobel; , Carr. the Utica leader. Charged 1 I I Ml City and Built to Order. ;: Open Evanlnsa tntll 7i20. tZ Gforcrtosra Shaw and roster, first base, Mansfield has the Kansas squad working 0001000 hard In preparation the SOUTHWORTH KEISER CO. H S Burdtfttf McfJhi. 2 Cullop's and Tavenner. second btse, McFadden, for American Runs Daris Scott. of Purchase Association race. mi:!i;ii:i;;i:iiii;:;::;; 2. Comish. : Riddcll. 3. Rei.lr 1 Mosscni, third base, Lnwleri1 shortstop. Kowzee: Phone M. 12JJ. Rear li:o L St. N. IT. 3, Middlttrook. Z. Earned runs Yale.. S base outfielders, German, Holmcad. White, and bt errors Georjetoirn, 1: "isle. 7 Left cm bases Sheriff Any team In the District or By defeating Austin last Sunday 3 tJcorffctown, 5 "salr, 10 Fwrt ruM on balls-- Marjland desiring games for Surdavs to V. the Giant Colts hao established P. M. CORR, Scott. 1: off Lynch. 1. off ileSerman, 6. Insicss Story of $25,000 Deal Merely Imaginary Cost Naps Only ard holldajs communicate with Richard record for themselves by allowing A cent for Flanders and "al Motor- - None Better pitched By Lynch, Keinle. ore and only one run to against ana special Ui cycle. HefJerman. seTen. Hits made Off Lynch. Mansfield, manager, 100 Fifteenth Street be scoied them corn thirty-si- x Motorcycle He THOR 10 Wrong In innings. OTerhaullnc and Belt MOTORCYCLES 4. eff Friale. 3, off Ilclcnnan, Struck $1,000 Scribe Hits the Trail. Southeast, or call Lincoln 2X pairing. Accessories and Sundries. Feinle, 3: by Scott. 6. hits Riddrll. Bicycle Repalrlns. Rraxlns;. Bl'ssom. I'umpelly Sac- , the Athletics" manager, and Burdett. hits Speaal to The Waimston Ilerald reached the conclusion that Cullop was OTerhaulIojr. Supplies and Accessories. GEO. W. BEALL rifice hit Blossom. Stolen bavs Blossom 2: Rellly HOFFMAN GOOD MAN Is confronted by a difficult task In 25 A bought for KS.fO 818 Oth St. N. IV. Phone Mala 513 9lhSLN.W. M.7605 Rlddell 2, Burdette. 3 Scott. Double Pensacola. Fla.. llarch talc drawn needing out his recruits. The loung 'l5 Connelly M a of switching of plays Dails to to Mnlealiy Umpire from the Imagination and clothed in As matter fact the FOR THE PIRATES sters all showed up uell. Mr Hucbts. Time of came Two hours and 15 the aforementioned players from Cleve- minutes flossy terms bids fair to do much harm land to New Orleans had no more to do Birmingham to AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE the Cle eland club and to Nick Manager would like to both with the Cullop matter than the release land Cy Falkenberg, a former Cleve and seren passenser Cullop. of "BUI" Portland, of Fits carl. James to or Jack pitcher, now Toledo. BROWN-BLAI- Various reasons been gnen tor land with Tho GARAGE NOTES OF THE GAME. hae Adams to Toledo. Cleveland manager thought the big the refufal of the Chllhotie wonder to Cullop cost the Cleveland club the pitcher was past usefulness, but he haa 1319 I. St. N.W. sign a Cle eland contract. All of the amount paid to Bristol and that is all proved different by pitching phenom- Phone N. 170. When Yale started to roll up that reasons can be traced back to that lurid y Cullop is practically an un- enal ball for Toledo. batch of runs in the ninth Inning the storv reeardlncr the tremendous talue tried joungster He cannot guarantee placed upon Cullop that $25,010 1513 humor of the situation got the best of success In or 1314. Failure to work Murphy announces that the Cubs back In his old form on third, and Zel- Montgomery Is making overtures to the thing George- purchase price, uhich was gien much in 1''13 may ruin him entirely. No man probably will train in Galveston next New Mon- the crowd and everj the during months. der's shift to third beat him out of first former Albany, York, and town plajers did provoked a laugh. prominence the winter in the trial stage is in a position to dic- j ear. Tampa business men believe he season. looks as Rollie treal star. Cullop came to the uieveiana ciud base last It if If tate terms. When he once establishes is sl.nply stalling to get a bigger guar vclll be a sub this ear. There is nothing truer than that everj ith less notoriety he would be here himself, however, and show& real merit, antee to send his men there. There is general satisfaction In th Yale bulldog training hard, he would be satisfied, and then ho can commertsjrate with tho value dog has his da. The had success, The rhlllles hae started run of Cleveland camp because "Doc" Joinson. his yesterday, but thanks to Dame For the prospects for future both of his services and can get It. William Locke has been looking over probably would hard luck early. Second Baseman Otto Or- tune its only one day out of ifo. artistic and financial, A man with tho future, which Cullop his Phillies carefully this jear, and Is the from the New fie greiter than they are at present seems to possess, need have no fear. Pub- said rot to be ery much in favor of Knabe ias spiked at the training camp leans club, promises to be able to make Pompclly attracted considerable atten Cullop has been labeed the I25.O0O lic opinion helps to govern the salaries sending Luderus out of the regular last Wednesday In a practice game, and good this season from the start. tlon Both of his hits were corkers, one of 1911 That sounds attractive. It of great baseball plajers Just as It does line-u- p so that Magee can play first trainer Hike Dee fears blood poisonins being a long double. Yesterdas's s oulte sensational. It would be re of great actors base and joung Dolan can get Into the may result. Kid Gleason is a bigger man on the make his total six hits in two dajs markable If such a price had been paid outfield. Whlto Sox squad this year than he was walloping the ball some. for him, or for any other plaer for that Houston's victory over the Browns That's BR00KLANDERS FACE Detroit fans are happy, now that last. In fact, the Judgment of the as- matter. elves some line on hon the Buffs are sistant manager Is going to have a lot Only thirty-tw- o men faced the Yale Without attempting to take from Jennings hes sent home the word that stacking up aealnst the outsiders. Beau to do come back to his old form with which joungsters stay on the pitcher in nine innings. "Nlck" a particle of the popularity or 0LJ) ELI TODAY Gainer has mont lost 3 to 5 to the Browns, ana team. N4.T VORLET, clorv which he ha acquired, a plain as a natural hitter. Waqo has been meat for the Mound City regarding that "tremendous statement McClraw stars most of the time. A Chattanooga paper says Jimmy Gil- purchase price" may not be amiss. Old Ell will cross bats with Manager has decided that lespie DOWN THE ALLEYS. Catholic Thorpe not do as pitcher, Is throwing in great style. If the truth were actunlly known it University this afternoon at University Jim will a Hank Gowdy was the first Buffalo BI- - woi,ld recognized Nick is one of Field, and Is coaching the Indian as an out- George 4.RCADB DCCKPIN LEAGCE. be that Brookland. and a battle rojal Is now. Incidentally, sonjlo report. The former Dallas Riant Dauss. pitcher, of Detroit, has cheapest plajers on the Cleveland promised. Yale has had suc- fielder Jim has been Bankers. the remarkable averaging a home run In. each prac- anovzrosion xrave must imvc uetrn the honor of being one of the few men 1st M.3d roster That Is not the slightest reflec- cess thus far on its Southern trip, and about the Job. that Sam Crawford has ever named as Salb ICC VI 57 .. 53 E Cobb. Trls Speak- tice, having seven up to date. PsryeT M s 114 . - 136 tion on his ability. Ty fresh from its victory over Georgetown looking good as a player. TTi,rW.US ICO 83 Fenton 105 102 105 er, Walter Johnson. Ed Walsh. Chief jesterday, the Blue ball tossers will en- Orvllle Overall has opened a corre M Malcolm Hal Chase, of the Yankees, asserts N. T.nt I 3 Bender, Eddie Plank, and. In fact, most deavor to break the Red and Black's nineteen-year- - spondence school for pitchers. B The St. Louis Cardinals are suffering Bonn 2 1M Miller . were that Paddy Green, the i of the greatest stars of baseball winning streak. Coach Qulmby. of the old New York recruit, who tips the He Is not drawing a salary from the from an attack of "nerves" as a result 517 4S3 Totals ..492 5C7 cheap players, in- Chicago Totals .....53 T what might be called New Haven outfit, has been saving his scales at 201, will prove a second VYal National League therefor. of their thrilling experiences In the asmuch as the amount paid for them was star twiner. Brown, and will send him ter Johnson. cyclone which ail but wrecked the Racine little or nothing. in to serve them up to the Brooklanders. Announcement In the New Orleans Hotel, where they are stopping In Co- Ororer 13 K 1 Cullop was purchased from the Bristol Chief Greene. Catholic University's A Tew member of the University of "Charles Ebbetts lumbus. Ga. nemton "J club bv the Naps last season for J1.000. great Indian slab artist, will oppose Chicago string Is Kelllpan coming here to rest." How does C. E. McKay . 100 100 100 baseball . o in The Athletics are up Dal- .! in He was turned pver to New Orleans for him, and a pitching duel should result. punihonua AchI, an Hawaiian student. expect to rest New Orleans? against It In n176 ITS 1M seasoning. the campaign had Greene not in ifiiiV las. Tex., snowstorms driving Grindla When has worked over a week If he doesn t make a name for him them to ended club officials decided now ought to Jimmy Archer seems to be the liveliest Indoor work. ..T77 765 the Cleveland and be in tiptop condition. self, his brother students will. Totals 763 that he might make good In the Ameri He twirled the opening game hold-o- that has developed In the realm for the Duffy, COLUMBIA LEAGUE. can League in 1313. Consequently they Brooklanders against the University of Wanted A good outfielder. Will of Jimmy persistently puts Hush after starring to- - years TtiiWalnea. grabbed him and they didn't pay 5,000 Virginia nine, and showed by his work trade Johnny Kllng, a catcher, for his figure at J7.530, and not an nary In the big league, has returned to his Jones W3 103 : Bell C SI tS in cent less. first love, the New England League, as 4 S3 or the equivalent cither. that contest that he still has all the same. Apply Boston Nationals. Itraabears ... M Renciert 33 P! SI orer gjafa manager. MnrWlT J 2 Benson 81 78 fig The Cleveland club turned Pitcher stuff that made him famous as a college "J 7! Out- Miller Hugglns has bought Charlie ....78 Brenner, Third Baseman Kibble. pitcher last season. Charley Moran, Roy (Dixie) Walker, the phenomenal Manager ilSbert .....108 JB fielder Hendryx some other players poiing pitcher. Is free, serving O'Leary. once star shortstop for DetroTt. Stovall believes that he will JS and coach of the Catholic Unlversltl'. nre-- after have one of 453 H7 to scribe ninety days In for his part in a to plug up a hole In his infield caused the best catching staffs In Totals tX .... 447 43: SSI New Orleans. An enthusiastic dicts that Greene should experience the Jail the league figured those players were sent there as best sear of his college career. cutting affray. He was at first sen- by Injury to Arnold Hauser's leg, which Junior this season. He has LEAGUE sev- Sam Agnew and three DISTRICT DCCKPIN part payment for Cullop. Capt. McDonnell will do the receiving tenced to ten years, but the Cleveland may keep him out of the game for other raliaht. m.n Resolntec on team, who bought him weeks. O'Leary will play short in Alexander, Crossln, and McAUester. Lewis 105 113 94 Fowler 83 . . price was placed each player. for the Red and Black, and the rest of had from the eral 71 S Ryan 78 doping line-u- p Appalachian League, employed counsel exhibition games, and may start off Crowley .... ill 108 81 By the figures strongly said scribe the will remain the same. the Vean Gregg Is reported LoreTing- ...12! 13 108 Farrow, sr ... 93 87 87 and had It fought In court, with the the season with the Cords. to have said 93 that his Farrow. Jr....K) Iir result that a ninety-da- y sentence was brother Dave will be a greater Nnbson SS Ml 92 twirler than Walter Johnson. Venn says Hall 82 8S the penaltv. Walker will Join the Emory Olson, inflelder. Is the smallest 499 502 507 he has as much speed as the Washing Total Naps at Pensacola. member of the Brown squad and he - Totals 479 430 4 ton man el. weighs 145 pounds. Most at the young AMATEURS, LOOK HERE! Heinle Zimmerman had to refrain sters are physical giants. Jimmy McAleer Is very anxious to land practice for day following the Umpire "Bull" Perrlne. who has been from a III Is , the veteran shortstop of drinking of three glasses of milk on Harry Shanley, the Tiger inflelder. Is this winter. eettlne- well and re the St-- Louis Browns, for his Red Sox. The baseball senson la almost here. lieves that he will be able to don the The cry, "Play ball!" heard In ton of some lobster salad that he ate said to be one of the fastest right President Hedges says Bobby is a fixture the South, la Trending; its Tray North when was not lurking In In mask and wind psd by the time the sea- and beelnalnc to the local amateur arml.profeaslonal handers the league getting down son begins. in the Browns' shortfield until some atlr and leama near. to first. , youngster comes along and shows him- to action. Aa In former years, the columns of The Herald srlll be open to ATtTIE HOFFMAN, self to be much better. these nines, and It Trill do eTerythlns; to further the sport. The George Foster has been performing In Marty younger Consul Geenral ESodgrass. In Moscow. Managers deslrlac; to arrance cames or former star outfielder of the Chi- Walsh, a brother of Ed reports announce the res nits of their cago Cubs,- now a member of tho Pitts-bur- s; center Held for the Red Sox Yannlgans. Walsh, of the Sox, has signed contract that great Interest is being contests, or players vrlshlne ts secure berths Trlth orajanlsed team, a In new T Care Cmtlpllon, are teams whose outfield has been He had the satisfaction of slamming out to piay wun tne utica ciud, in the New shown a Invention called "minus Don't dose the system wiu a lot of Inrlted to Bend their communlratlana to the Amateur narebal! EdU considerably strengthened by his ac- - two on Tuesday Ice." which represents a frozen solu- or publication In a hits last off his old York State League. drugs. .Physicians far The Herald. AH news of Interest to the amateur uisiuon. xioiiman is neet ana sure rival, G rover Brandt. tion of salt and various grades of everywhere are now prescribing HolTa and players will be given apace. Send In your copy. elder, as well as a timelv hitter. w Lemon Seldlltz. the acldliU lis one of thn mAn iiiutn vhnm M,t9Mp Dummy Taylor has applied to Mana- - rewder. All dmsslsu sell It. I Clarke. Is banking In the fight the Rollte Zelder's job with the White Hose ger Smith, of the Atlanta team, for a 4 'for the 1913 pennant. la totterlax. Lord Is declared to bl Job. Ba wants to get en In the South, largest Horniag Circulation.