1922. WEDNE8DAY, JANUARY 18, 1922. NEARLY SCORE OF PITCHERS COMPETE FOR BERTHS ON WHITE SOX. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1t. Bowling has come to be America's Tad, Jean Knott and Joe McGurk, car¬ est Roddie Thomas all contribute to The winter sport. toonists, regularly cialized in duckpin news and X Times sporting section. Their pen pictures and his daily accounts have to of the funny side of life are not equaled years in American * be the "bowlers' bible." any daily. WASHINGTON TIMES SPORTS * (Ca»jrrt|fct. IMS, by International Ntw« .*rvlc«) FLY GIRL NINETEEN MOUNDSMEN m By TAD FEATHERS TODAY AS WHO ME A* TWC HsU**" fto 0t^£ TOCO . no ROLLERS OF TWOC1TIES MEET. TUcocs THWr ^\^flR.lA oucrvff 1"®L- Regents at the Recreation, which will start at 3 o'clock sharp. , iy*OVjO*vr <\ One of the six is to suffer keen disappointment, for every one is V HARRY boys ^ By NEILY. a JP^ dead set of grabbing a portion of the iflory of trimming Baltimore's f * w*£SSmT CHICAGO, Jan. 18..If there is any strength in numbers the White WO Ur champion girls' team. None is giving a thought, it seems, to the possi¬ Sox should a whale of a the * as should Baltimore staff the ' * a is it considering develop pitching during spring W"n w ^ bility of defeat, whi«fh be, training period at Seguin, Tex., this year. Even after a pais of rookiai end of the in which the Bureau girls won by forty-four pins in has been eliminated the Sox roster UH GOOO totK match, comprises nineteen flifiger*, four cur^P three frames. . catchers, eight infielders, and six outfielders. From this younjr army i o«r The members of the Bureau ieam- Manager "Pop" Gleason expects to find two or three hopefuls who can are Miss Rena LBASEBALL IDOL GAME drawing power. There will be many chicken, it is, and everybody is beni OF day night. He challenge* any and W. Con¬ there to see some¬ the feathers ¦hip (Bonham, Tex.), George Br SAM CRANE. every team in the unlimited class. fans expecting on seeing fly. nelly (Yakima, Wash.), J. L. Daven¬ in the nature of a beauty So there you are. , Urban "Shovel" Hodge, What baseball of the or was better Dlwer can be reached during ths thing La Vaeth. of the port, Faber, professional player past present ITILL ahow. if John manager ED COMING Hence, disappointment Dick KONETCITO or a announces thai Joe Kiefer (Sioux City), Kerr, known bigger favorite than Michael J. Kelly? "King Kel" was day at 434 Ninth street northwest, or Recreation, every R. Lambke, O. V. Leverette, Douglas the most popular playre who ever walked onto a diamond. He was r.t the Knlghtif of Columbus Hall, be¬ Miss Wilding is left out. She is an accommodation practicable has been McWeeney, August Michaelson, beloved the baseball fans in his nad time as no other tween > and 10 m. excellent performer, too, otherwise made for the crowd. Charie Robertson. Dominic Mulren- by day player, p. Jim John Tesar, J. D. and fans of today think of him by reputation as one of the most out¬ nan, Ruaaell, IN standing characters the game ever produced. FORCONTESTS E. P. Twombly, Jack UFUTURE Thompson, Weinke, Roy Wilkinson. This is why I have taken him as the subject of this article, which is Leave Catholic Before passing from the pitchers it OldestPlayer in National League a continuation of my series on famous baseball players that I began a Pennsylvaniana is wall to ponder upon Mr. Lambke, Slated for Minor* decade ago. . and Georgetown lately of Kalamazoo. He la < feet 4 Despite Kelly was bom In Paterson, N. J., a- University Inches in length and flings with the Good Record Last Year. city that wai the native place of other Without Engagements. News to tickle the pocketbook nerve of every man right paw. He la said to be powerful. player* who rained nearly aa much Just Take A Few More John Teaar also la entitled to a line, PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18.- -After prominence aa "King." They Included Catholic University and George¬ interested in good clothes having won twenty-five games for the "Only Only" and Jim McCormlck. town University are without basket- Sioux City last season. carortin* on mAjor league diamonds two of the beet pitchers that ever went And Declare AD bell game* tonight and tomorrow The Infield does not seem to have for fifteen years. Big Ed Konetchv. Into the pitcher1* box. They ware con¬ night owing to the cancellation of Wen improved a great deal. "Red" first baseman of the Phillies last sea- temporary with Kelly, aa were other the Villanova College team. noted such aa Bets Off The Brooklanders were to have Ostergard, the Texas collegian, went son, and the oldest player In the boxmen. John Clarkaon. out to Sioux City and pestled the Charley Radbourne. Tim Keefe, Mickey PI»y«ri aaaembled by McGraw taken on the Pennsylvania quintet Sale of The Hecht Co apple at the rate of .865. He has a National League, will be passed along Welch, Johnny Ward, Jim Whitney, for hii Giants: Mcusel and Ban- In the Brookland gymnasium tonight to small near A1 Kid Nichols waa to have taken trick shoulder which flops out of the time in the future, Spalding, Amoe Ruale. the while Georgetown place, but It did not bother him according to announcement made by and others. It was an ace of pwt craft from Phillies; Toney a crack at the main liners tomorrow tmrd the latter part of the season. William F\ Baker, president of the pltchere, the greateat for numbers aa and Groh from the Reds; Douglas night. Ha Is a third baseman by trade. So well aa for ability. Kelly waa con¬ from tha Cuba; Snyder from the Word la i suslved her* today that Is Bubsero of Cedar Rapids. He was Phillies. sidered the greatest baseball genius In Cardinal; Barnes and Nahf from the visitors will not visit. The H1U- South with the Box last spring. J. Though thirty-seven years old and the history of the sport. A happy-go- toppers are without a contest this week but tha Bravss. If tha Rada add with to Julian la a Kalamasoo ahortstop of a veteran of fifteen major league lucky fellow, careless, perhaps, Eddia Roash, why not throw in &oe and Catholio University will have Whom not much has been learned. failed with a heart as big aa the world.that rest without a contest until It meets The infield list Includes. Bubeer, campaigns. Konetchy to show was Kelly. Hornaby, Graver Alexander ana George Washington Friday night In JOllan, Ostergard. Ed Collins, Ed any signs of slipping last season. Tommy McCarty. the famous out-1 Wilbar Cooper and cancel the the Coliseum. Mulligan. Ernie Johnson, Earl Sheely He turned In a batting averago of fielder of the Boston Red Stockings, National League season and wait The only and big gam* of the week Mid Hervey McClellan. There waa .298 In 117 contests last year. and last season a coach on the Brook¬ for the winner in the American Is the Catholio UnlversHy-Qeorge little fault to find with thy Sox In¬ Since comln* Into the National lyn Dodgers, In talking about Kslly League for the world series? Washington University contest listed field as constituted last season. League In 1907, Koentchy has played recently, said: tor "the Coliseum Friday which will In in the And the Tank*** opposing th* Lith¬ 2,085 games big leaguea Inated In Ktl'i fertile brain and. he In th* first bow eatfielders have keen and has a lifetime batting average of "King Kel waa the greatest would execute It with brilliant suc- uanian Club, of Baltimore. Na were lots of th* douhl* bllL The gardeners are Fred .280. player I ever saw. There ceee that always made a big hit with gem* fathered. to President Baker. Ko¬ of players, like Buck Ewing. katcM. Bib Falk. Earner Liefer, Aocordlng brainy and the spectators, whether they were Harry Hooper, Amos Stnmk and netchy is In line for a managerial Charley Bennett, Johnny Ward, rooting for him or not. EMANON BASKETBALL MEN berth In the minors next year. others, but, believe me, they all had x Jstmny Mestfl. He was always doing the unexpect¬ Konetchy will be waived out of the to take off their bats to Kei when and the best of It waa. he LIST ATTRACTIVE SCHEDULE came to hasstall brains. Kel ed, usually new catcher National circuit, where he has seen It away with It. Emanon Athletic Club baaket- /A tn the pwsou ef sei to was far and the brainiest got Th* WL V. Oaham has been captured from rice with five different clubs, away ball team has Just announoad a rather make way for a youth by the name player I ever knew. Ha was al¬ balance Man City. Ray 8chalk. George Lees who to nnll off Ons In wen pratantlous schedule for th* and "Tarn" Yaryan remain. of Leslie, at first base. LeslK ways looking something game particular KeDy of th* ssason, which Includes games oomes here with a great record as a new, and It would require a bask to by qulcknsss of thought and execu¬ Ike flax are going to train tn oon- on the with moat of th* good teams In th* (Msrabte style. The club has leassd minor leaguer with the New Orleans tell all of Kelly's doings tion. He waa with the Chicago Independent class. Th* list follows: Hotel for of club. Is expeoted to win the regular field In the heat at a hard-fought White Stockings at the time under II.Eutaw at Balti¬ the Park the duration base this season. In Boston. The January Temple*, the stay In Beguin. This tavern has first assignment game. Cap Anson, playing more, 19, Siisnts, at first In the waa tied In the and ltd.; Capitol . fmlMwo rooms. The sorlbes and Konetchy's aaslgnment game up ninth, Aloysius; 21, Alexandria Iligh School, followers wlTl be housed at the National League was with the St. "They don't play the same kind of had been carried along until dark¬ at St. Paul A. camp Cardinals In 1907. In 1914 he ness almost the field. Alexandria, Va.; SI, C., Aamont Hotel, a block down the Louis. baseball now that Kelly played. Not had enveloped at St. Paul; 24, Qulncy A. C., at home; was traded to the Pirates, but that his playing waa dirty. It waa There was a haay fog over the street. All hands will eat at the the next to the Pitts¬ field that with the smoke from the 27, Seamen Gunners, at Naval Ar¬ Park, however. The Sox will have Jumped year not that. He simply initiated plays mory; 21, Westmoreland Club, at Bal¬ \ burgh Federals. He was then sold that were a bit to the on the old Providence Rail¬ $33.50 according engines $23.50 a menu to fill the hazy, at special tending to the Boston Braves after the ma¬ which ran the old timore, Md.; II, Calvary Baptist, afhUtaa wtth eultable nourishment. rulee, and they had to be changed road, alongside home. ~ nr the first tlms In several years jors and Feds burled the hatchet. hastily to provide against the 'fine Union Grounds, made It almost Im¬ February 4.Qulncy A. C., at Lib¬ Made to sell at Made to sell at l)M Smt will have a field of sod In 1919 he went to Brooklyn, and .tuff' he sprung for ths first time. I possible for the players and spec¬ U. 8. 8. at good last came to the Phils from the to ball as It left erty Hall; 7, Mayflower, SB which to practice. The Seguln year remember when Boston got him for tators follow the home; I, Berchman Comets, at Gon- $35 $40 $45 $50 $55 $60 . chamber of ootameroe constructed a Dodgers. 110,000 from Chicago. Hs was a won¬ the bate of the Boston team which saga; 14, Circle A. C., at home; 20, grass diamond and outfield at the der then, and in the first ten days hs waa at bat. Calvary Baptist, at Eastern High; 21, fair nine blocks dis¬ MANHATTANS WILL HAVE wore Red Stockings he made more oaunty grounds, ? Washington Arrows, at home; 24, Cir¬ up their winter season, our makers favor us tant from the hotel. Max Starcke, BUSY WEEK OF CONTESTS hits, etole more bases, and scored Frantic appeals to have the game cle A. C., at Liberty Hall; 2j), Wash Winding president of the chamber, writes Sec- more runs than all the rest of the called had been made by all the ington Barracks, at home. with their winter stock of suits and overcoats. <¦etary Harry Orablner that the grass The Manhattan Reserves, who have team. His work was phenomenal. players of both teams, except Kelly. March 7.Mt. Vernon A- C., at surplus has ooms up well and that everything won their last two games, will play "Kelly was a great base stealsr for He would scorn to ask for such a home; 14. 21 and 28, open, at home. All and Rochester made from Society is la shape. The San Antonio ground the Epworth five tonight in the Cen¬ several seasons. In ths first placs, he thing In a tight game. The contest Chicago clothes, fdsr has Men looking after the Job, tral High gym. always took much ground. He wasn't had proceeded to the twelfth Inning, Brand and our own makers. while Hank Fabian, who smoothes Saturday night the Manhattans will (articular fast. Ty Cobb and 'Honu* and the White Stockings had mads CYCLONE PETERSEN GETS % Grounds a New were but Kel - ' sot the surface of the Polo play double header In' the Wagner far faster, got one run, giving them the lead. MATCH WITH JOE TURNER la Now York, has been tn Seguln lend- Palace gym. In the first game, which there somehow. Kel was in the habit The latter (Kelly's team) took the ng his valuable asslatanoe. will start at 7:80 o'clock, the Reserves of cutting third bass, on bass hits to field. Boston going to bat for their Cyclone Petersen, regarded as one Top" Gteaeon la to be here the firs* will hook up the Kanawha Prep's right field, whenever he came from twelfth inning. Three of the Red of the fastest middleweight wrestlers Hand-tailored clothes wants to send the will be be¬ first or as ons the has been matched to of the month. He Reserves. The big game second, and but umpire on bases and two were In East, .» men south a week In advance tween the who are officiated In thoas he Stockings got Joe Turner In Thurs¬ Mttsry Roamers, making days frequently out. The next batter hit the ball a meet Champion of ">e main equad and Secretary a strong bid for the championship got away with It. but how the bleach day night's wrestling bill at the And not to be confused with machine-made clothes offered at Is about for a suit¬ and ths Manhattan A. C. elites would howlt He was one of tho terrific swipe to deep right field. Theater. generally ffraMnsr sniffing honors, The ball looked as It were a Capitol able spot Hot Springs, Ark., will be Regulars. first base runners to slide Into a basv If going Petersen says he Is In excellent these with the Red Box and Pirates. end his were stunts. mile, and the three runners dashed and is confident of prices. urowded fancy sliding for the while condition gi\4ng TTisrn aro some hot wells near San A. A. in Field. plate, the spectators, Turner one of th$ hardest battles of same have sold our Antonio and the battery hands may Cherrydale up on thir tip-toes, shouted glee¬ his career. Duplicates of these suits and overcoats freely in * "No baseman ever had an tamp there. This will be decided with The Cherrydale Athletic Associa¬ oppor¬ fully. at to can arrival of "Pop" Gleaaon. tion Is preparing for a big year In tunity. to touch mere ef Kelly tnan stocks $35 $65.we verify the values. the He never seemed to All the training datee except one baseball and Is already making up his spikes. go Kelly was In right field, the po¬ Seek Games Here. have been eettled. After March >4 Its schedule for Its two teams, one Into a bag twice In the same way. sition he played when not catch- Word has been received that the 2,815 suits and overcoats in all, so we are sure to fit every man in a there will be no Idle days. The open of juniors ss well as seniors. Local He would squirmm and wriggle have been or¬ should around the base and seldom was ne Qnlckly appreciating that Baltimore collegians suit or overcoat to his week when the Sox and Giants go clubs desiring games com¬ her the umpire nor crowd ganized In the Monumental City and liking. their separate waya will be filled In. municate with "Mickey" Johnson, put out stealing. Tbe 'Kelly slide' could see to with was famous. the hall, Kel posed aa would like arrange games The Box will have no second team with Cherrydale, Va. a best teams. The ' If for catch and when he thought Washington's Col¬ spring. was the a in of how It about right time for legians made quite reputation Columbias Play Two. "As an Instance fast Kel's the ball to land, he apparently Baltimore last year. They are made We the store tomorrow at 8:30 Cleveland Wine. brain worked, Jees Burkett was on made (he cat«h, leaped into the of former high school and col¬ open The Columbia Club will play the third base one day with two out. The up A. C. defeated the Epiphany Church team, and the Co¬ air with a wild whoop snd dsshed lege stars. For games, address Clsveland players better shot a hot grounder to Herman across the field to M. Wallensteln. 909 West because we don't want men in the doors to get at such suit* a S3 to 4 count. lumbia Club Reserves will meet the the ball over to the dressing Manager Partly breaking Arabs by Long. The latter got room. North avenue, Baltimore. Diamond Juniors Friday night. The 1 om Tucker a shade too late. The In¬ before, but chiefly to let them shop leisurely before going to work. first game starts at 7:80. stant Kel heard the umpire say "safe ' he dropped hie mitt, as if the batter The umpire shouted "Out!" and the Golfers to Meet. White won . Beacon Tires Epworths Play. v.-as out and the Inning over. Burkett Stockings by that single The first annual meeting of th* CORDS GUARANTEED !.««« Mowed up, just ss Kel thought h4 Beacon NA...$11.40 tt.M fl.M Kelly, as an all-around player was secured the hall that had gone far Ross. over the fence tion by Donald Other matters Other m*e« at rronertteaate Prlcee. preeminent In his day. As a batter, he was peeking of Importance will be taken up. IBllH S-PLY CORD, IIIJI) a fielder and a backstop, hs excelled. through. He took the ball down¬ TheIfecltt at Rniaeed Co. Cer4 Tlree Oreatly rHeea. In "inside work" he waa ths orlgl- town to a newapaper office and told Emblems Want Games. Mall Order* HhlpyeS C.OJ>. ere loans natorof many plays that are now put his story of Kelly's sharp practice. '