12 THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THTTRSDAY; FEBRUARY 4: 1915. UP TO DATE SPORTS American League Defies Feds to Make Them Worry Much

SENATOR SMOOT'S ELEVEN-HOU- R SPEAKING RECORD WON'T STAND LONG AN JOHNSON 1915 SCHEDULE IS MINCE PIE PIW;H U.UfDl K Squirt A.WtHLrTr -- IT, THE LITTLE OF EVERYTHING. BUT A MIHWe (AjTtf WrS SDt) a T f "IMS- - H&OiC By "BUGS" BAER. ( B gLvjn- - rcrVaCAU-- I Vft REM. tSTA ecSTGDl.P V FAVORABLE Ziezl233f2. ANO IT OT-- HW KtCfcteD ; j?ZAcZtiOAift s AeKT ISSUES DEFI ibSKi otTc 3UmRK ff, Wi JP We 10 hope that George Washine- - t ass, gggrpt1 "-- cur "SiKSv S3HtsR) & TO GRIFF'S LAM ton and Georgetown Universities ' I do not return to their old athletic status. We'd like to see George THE FEDERALS Washington1 win once in a New York Yankees Attraction while. I ii!SS&--- r AW VSAC Here on Opening Day and on Would Be Boosting Hi Average Tfc-W.IU- UUALTOW L. Mne Days. A3RB - Only Home Holiday. Many a rookie would like to have the AT P?5$x ten-da- y clause inserted into his con- MEETING tract. . S2jHtn'u & l -- did w &tecv ? T7 W wu. ee I S58.W ( v4rWA UlTK A flSW TO SP6A TONtfr-- N By LOUIS A. DOUGHER. In boosting the price of bread, the Master Bakers will soon be morn c. i D- unpopular ujth STCX$ fc 'nui 73UO- While the Griffmen a're to open younit pitchers than J. Franklin. United Front Is Opposed to In- wvrti(r to their season at home this season, the fSyp Vt schedule cannot, be called favorable. Doubtless, Yale gives Europe vaders by American League But one holiday will see the team at those twelve hospital ambulances with the tacit understanding that Moguls, Who Simply Refuse home and that one, Decoration Day, f has as an attraction the New York Europe reciprocate on the eve of the to Worry About Them. Yankees, not much of a drawing next Harvard football game. card. Furthermore, the Yankees Cleveland may get a nccond Inseman will also open the 1915 season in to clog ui Larry's place, but they never "Down With Economy" Is Washington. v.111 get a second hatemnn ich could The wear a piece o chewing tobavi o a Griffmen will play in Boston gracefully as Napoleon rould. Slogan, and Baseball's Czar on Independence Day, thereby mak- Forces National League to jrjs&Z l ' CmShmBK m yKVtffmmfMmfr ing much money. Labor Day will RABID RUDOLPH SAYS WGH A 8RD S7aft-- find them in Philadelphia, where the Follow His, Example. mrn same cannot be said concerning Snens senator ' zm tjm s AH insula?-- tviu'SlvTL'h- - 3feCH the "Soon as the sMjot's speech financial returns to be expected. snow is off the voiu. - Thirteen Saturdays will be spent at Op BUSTGO 6 THfRW sefATtfP- - smooth . & fia- erieien ground, Prince- By LOUIS A. DOUGHER. kvjU WltiUT, home. Seven Saturdays will fall to Defiance to the Federal League is Btepy ' 'JakMfeg 3i i M HIS H&-- oHOTTefc o their share in the West, with eight ton's chess team breathed in everyjnovc of Ban John- Sunday, always excellent dates from will practice out- son and his cohorts. Far from cut- the box office standpoint. In the doors." ting expenses at the expense of the EaBt five Saturday dates come to playing organization because of the them, not counting their own here. OFFICIAL AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1915 There aro four conflicting invasion by Jimmy Gilmore's band,, but dates Emperor William denies he claimed he between the two major leagues Bta-so- n, League this was a second Napoleon Just when Char-- the American has tossed AT AT AT AT AT AT In Chicago, AT AT all and the Griffmen loy Somcrs was beginning to hope he aside all fear. All its old rules will THE TIMES NEW YORK BOSTON do In CHICAGO ST. LOUIS DETROIT CLEVELAND WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA not figure any of them. The con- had a man to fill Larry's shoe-)- . be kept and, furthermore, as an flicts come on May 2 and 30, September 5, and October 3. v 7.oi(. Cdiitior, the added defi, American League clubs April 14, 15, 16, 17 April 18. 10, 20, 21 May 4. 5, 6. 7, 8 June 12, 14, 15, 10 June 17, 18, 19 June 0, 10, 11 June 4, 5, 7, 8 , famous mstance .1 runnr;-- says have been authorized to begin train- CHICAGO LEADS ALL May 0 July 1, 2, . 4 June 20, 22, 23, 24, 26 Auk. I, 3, ), 7 Auk. 9, 10, 11, 12 July 30, 31, Auk. 2, July 27, 28, 21) A nccullarlty of this year's schedule Is the advantage of practic- July (5), (5), 6, 7 Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2 Sept. 20 Sept. 21, 22, 23 Sept. 24. 25, 27, 28 Sept. 16, 17, IS 24) Sept. II, 13, 14, 15 a doublehoadpr scheduled here with the ing on a track measuring eighty laps to ing "whenever 16, they please." Auk. 17 HoHton Red Sox on June 21. Kor what the mile is that you nrvrr get morn ticenty-tw- o The skillful handling of league af- April 22, 23, 24, 25 April 26. 27. 28. 20 April 30, May 1, 2 June 9, 10, II June 4, 5, 7, 8 June 12, 14, 15, 16 June (17). (17), 18,10 reason this has been done may never be than yards ahead of your- fairs by Ban B. Johnson is once more ST. LOUIS Jane 27. 2N, 29, 30 COMPETITORS June 20, 22, 23, 24, 20 May 31.(31Me.l,2 Jul 30, 31, Auk. 2.3 July 27, 28. 29 Auk. 4. 5, , 7 Auk. 9, 10, II, 12 known. self, and, therefore can observe all the Oct. 1, 2, S Sept. (6), (6) Auk. 14, 13 Sept. 10, 17, 18, 20 Sept. 11, 13, 14, 15 Sept. 21, 22, 23 Sept. 24, 25, 27 The Griffmen raise the on defects in your form from un excellent shown. In December the National Sept. 7, 8 curtain vantage point. April 14, a three-gam- e series serving to League suggested its cut to twenty-on- e 19 Introduce "Smiling BUI" players. April so. Mar 1. S May, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 April 22, 23, 24, 25 June 17, IS, June 12, 14. 13, 16 June 4, 5, 7, 8 June 9. 10, 11 Donovan. Now, after Ban John- DETROIT May (ai), cti), Je.i.a May 28, 39. 30 v FOR BEST July 6, 7, 8 Auk. 9, 10, 11, 12 Auk. 4, 5, 6, 7 , July 27, 28, 29 July 30, 31, Auk. 2. 3 After the Yanks come the Rcjl Sox for Famous Toreadors. son's sturdy action in face An. 14, 15 Sept. 3, 4, 5 Auk. 16, 17 Sept. 24, 25, 27, 28 Sept. 21, 22, 23 Sept. 11, 13, 14, 15 Sept. 16, 17, 18, 20 four games. the of Sept. 7, 8 Sept. 0, 10 After dinner speakers. Federal League The Old Fox will then h! young warfare, the Na- tte Suburban real estate agents. tional League will next week be April 26, 27, 28, 28 April 18, 10, 20, 21 April 14, 15, 16, 17 June 4, 5, 7, 8 June 9, 10, 11 June 17, 18, 19 June 12, 14. 13, 10 men away to New York for four con- CI.KVEl.AJJD May 28, 20, 30 July 1, 2, 3, 4 June 27, 28, 29 ILLUSTRATED July 27, 2H, 20 July 30, 31, Au. 2, S Auk. 9, 10. 11. 12 Auk. 4. 5, 6, 7 tests, opening tho teason for Donovan practically compelled to follow the Sept. 4, 5, (6), (6) Auk. 31, Sept. 1, 2 July (5), (5) Sept. II. 13, 14, 15 Sept. 10, 17, 18, 20 Sept. 24, 25, 27, 28 Sept. 21, 22, 23 Oct. 2, 3 at home. Diamond Dope. lead of the younger organization, or The first Western team to appear In Hugh Jennings has just lose in the estimation of the May 11, 12, 13, IB May 16, 17, 18, IB May 9,24,25.26,27 May 20, 21, 22, 23 May 6. 7, 8 April 26 May 1, 3, 4 5 Washington turned back public. 22,23,24, will be Cleveland, opening two Tiger kittens. Betslll, a pitcher The excellent team work of American WASHINGTON July 8. 10, 11. 12 July 13, 14, IB, 16 July 22, 23. 24, 25 July 17, IN, 10, 20 SPORT NEWS June 1, 2, 3 June 30, July 1, 2, 3 July (5), (5), 6, 7 the first lnvnslon by the frontiersmen from Ottawa, n. lrfsaeiu; magnates An. 24, 26, 26 Auk. 27, 28, 29 Auk. 21, 22 Auk. 18, 19, 20 Sept. ttl,(6, 7 Sept. 8. 9, 10 Auk. 13, 14, 16 has been sent to Scran-to- is also shown in the Sept. 29, 30 on June 4. After the Rlrmy brigade will Carlcton, an t'roni unanimous vote to outfielder, Kal- allow President come the Brownies, White Sox, and amazoo, was consigned to Wilkerbarre. Johnson to hunalo the waiving of draft Mar 16, 17, 18, 1 May 11, 12, 13. 15 May 20, 21, 22, 23 May 0. 24. 25, 26. 27 April 27, 28, 29, 30 May 1, 3, 4. 5 April 22, 23, 24. 26 Tigers privileges PHILADELPHIA July 18, 14, 15, 16 July 9, 10, 11, 12 July 17, 18, 19. 20 July 22, 23, 24, 25 June 2.1. 26, 28, 29 July (5), (5), 6, 7 June 30, July 1, 2, 3 from the three Class AA . GATHERED will -- Larry Lajoie Is so delighted Ana-- 27, 28, 2D Auk. 24, 25, 26 Auk. 18, 19, 20 Auk. 21, 22 Oct. I, 3, 0 Auk. 13, 14, 16 Sept. 8, 9, 10 The Griffmen hike into he West to move Ban has been olothed with for the flrbt time on May y, tackling the from a tail-en- d to a champion team authority to not as he sees fit, following Tigers In a single came before hitting that he has rented a house in Philadel- a conference with President John K. Mar 24, 25, 26, 27 May 26, 21, 22, 23 May 16, 17, 18, 19 Mar 11, 12, 13. 13 April 14, 15, 16 April 17, 19. 20. 21 April 27, 28, 29, 30 the rest of the fringe and then returni- phia. He will shake the Cleveland dust Tcner. of the National League. the NEW YORK July 22, 23, 24, 25 July 17, 18, It, 20 July 18, 14, 15, 16 July 0, 10. II. 12 .Ml) 20, Cil). (31) June 21,21,22,23,24 June 26, 26, 28, 29 ng; to Detroit for four contests. from his feet ones. If 27, 28, 29 Aug. Ail. 31, Sept. 1, FROM EVERY at Federal League is succcsalul, it will not Auf. 21, 22, 23 Auk. 18, 19, 20 Auk. 24, 25, 26 1,2,8,4 Oct. 2 Sept. (6), (6), 7 The hops of the Griffmen this year bo because of the weakness of the will bo from Philadelphia to Detroit, Clarence Rowland, the new manager from Boston to Chicago, and from Bos- of the Sox, American league. It is this point that May 20. 21, 22, 23 May 24. 25, 26 May 11, 12, 13, 15 May 16, 17, IN, 19 April 17, 10, 20, 21 April 14, 15, 16 May 0, 7. 8, 10 ton to Cleveland. White does not Intend to bo Han Johnson has sunk home, too. BOSTON July 17, IS, 10. 20 July 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 July 9, 10. 11. 12 July 13. 14, 15, 16 June 21. 21, 22, 23, 24 May 28,29, (31), (31) June 1, 2, 3 SECTION a bench leader. He will wear a uni- Aua 18, 10, 20 Auk. 21, 22, 23 AUK. 24, 25, 26 Auk. 27. 2S. 29 Oct. 1, 2 Sept. 1, 2, 3, 4-- Oct. 4, 5, 6, 7 form so that he may get out on Following Is tho schedule prepared tor coaching the As In 1911. each club will be allowed the Orlffmen for 1915, something to paste lines. to retain thirty-fiv- e players in the pla-iti- g ln your hat: Charlie Hemphill, former idol New periods between August 13 May of and At Home. iork's Hilltop. Is at Hot Springs. 16. Between May 15 and August 15, BODIES E New April 14, 15, 16; May 29, 31, Ark. Rickey Thinks Collins Winter Sports At Navy York Charlie Is a tree agent just now. but only twenty-fiv- e players will be allowed PI 31: August 31, September 1. 2. 3. 4. hopes to get In such good on Boston-Ap- ril 17, 19. 2u, 21; 21, 21, condition J the roster. During the winter tli June that some major league club may have bky will be the limit. 22. 23. 24; October 1. 2. use for him a month hence. The use of the "emery ball" has been Philadelphia-Ap- ril 27, 2S. 29, 30; June May Organized 25, 28, 4, 3. 6. Excellently 9: tabooed, and now Wood will Land for Sox Are X, October Joe havo Flau The St. AT J CALLAHAN 12. 14, 15. 16; 4, Louis Federals are keeping a to do some real Ringing to get by. Chicago June August , E, 6, 21. 22, 23. close watch ot Art Kore-- n Giant re- Two season passes, good lor every big 7; September cruit. If McGraw attempts league park in the league, will be given 1 St. IxjuIs June 9. 10. 11; July 30, 31; Au- to send tha Will oung man buck to each piayer, thus elevating the ath- Brownies' Manager Says Former Mackman Make "Wise" First Big Day Comes Next Saturday, When Basketball, Fencing, gust 2, 3; September 16. 17, l 20. the sticks the 17, 19; 9, 10, 11, Mound City rebels will try to interest letes to the rank of baseball writers. Detro't June '8, August him. The schedule has been adopted oftlclal-l- y, Club, Besides Hitting and Fielding Like Connie 12: September 24. 25. 27, 28. which is hardly a surprise. Star Says Manager Insisted That He Wrestling, Swimming, and Gymnastics Will Occupy the Cleveland June 4, 6. 7. 8; July 27, 28. Colonel Kuppert and Captain Huston, 29; September 11, 18. 14, 15. Heine Gioh. the little Hod intielder. the new VanKee owners, were intro- Won't Miss Men Who Have Left His Ball Club. Take Two Oppo- Attention of Every Midshipman Academy. is under treatment in Cincinnati Tor an duced, coaxed into making speeches, and First and at Abroad. injury to his lo? Groh .strained a muscle then shown where to bay. A Boston May 1. 3, 4, 3; July 5, 5, 6; last fall and the hurt has bothered him Outside of these few little details nents Got Wise. 7; August 13, 14, 16. ever since. nothing really happened at Ban John- At New York-A- pril 22, 23. 24. 26; June By CLARENCE F. LLOYD. ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 4. Winter sports Columbia; fencing. University Penn- SO. 1. 3; S. 9, Oll-mo- ro of July 2. September 10. A son's Katheilng, wmch should please g. circuit known as the IMiinnw are more varied, nnd probably more sylvania; gymnastics. Columbia; wren-lin- At Philadelphia May C. 7, 8; 1, Canal et al. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4. Branch Rickey to make a difference in the work of tho 0 June League hns begun operations In tho big systematically organized Naval Yale; March Swimming, Cornell; 2, 3; September 6, 6, 7, 29) 30. zone, claims it is possible to transform a fellow." SAN at the fencing, ay canal and will play until tho mid- that Rickey Con- FRANCISCO. Feb, Columbia; wrestling, Cornell; At Chicago-M- 11. 12. 13, 15; July 9, April. Trade winds blew tall-ende- ,r ventures the opinion Academy any other place In tho dle of Five clubs ore . awhile but only by that than at gymnastics, 12; 26. enrolled. f.ll'l II.-- , nH ll into a pennant winner the nie Mack will generally has expressed a world of Princeton and the Un- 10. 11. August 24. 25, have boon provided "inn-- iuiu .L.uiiicu quii .l.iwiiuoui success, not miss Chief Bender Moreover, It Is certain iversity of Pennsylvania; 13 16, 18,' Parks at Colon. Colonel addition of one player. To prove that and Eddie Plank, who have hopped to satisfaction that Ping Bodlc Is u mem- Fnlted States. March At St. Louis May 17. 19; July Pedio Miguel, and Balboa. liouges oiiereu to irucle arl so Swimming, Princeton; fencing, Cor- 13, 15. 16; 27. 2S. 29. possible the Feds. 1915 baebnll-goln- g that theie Is no place which offers 14. August llaniilton lor (l.Cio.uOu. such a thing is he asks that the ber of the Soals. The nell; wrestling, 9, 26, ob- many fine contests ln the different Princeton. At Detroit May 21, 25, 27; July Colonel Huppeit wouldn't listen to a White Sox, of Chicago, who recently public has it doped out that Fencing will gap 22, 23, 21, 21. 22. Lairy Chappelle, tho "$!S,0uO beauty," "Hender will bo missed least of college which are close the between 25; August trade tor Krltss Mal&el. tained the services of Edward Trow- all." Bod e Is to be u tower of strength to branches of athletics the sports of the winter and spring. Wil- At Cleveland May 20, 21. 22, 23; July has decided not to desert the Whlto continued Rickey, "because there aro Sox. unpleaeant-nt't.- s Joe llirmnihluim offered to right-hande- In vogue time of the year. Tho liams will W, 17, 19, 18, 19, 20. Chappelle had some accept the bridge Collins, late of Philadelphia, be rs tho local club, and Wolverton has been at that contest here on March IS. 20; August Polo other on the Philadelphia of- and on 27 with Jimmy Callahan fall Grounds lor Joe Jackson. closely watched during the approaching club who can step In Immediately to congratulated according Acadtiny, authorities have a special March there will be the last and Bill Carrlgun wus deal to v of the Intercollegiate threatened not to return to the team. deals campaign. take his place. I am thinning of While it Is true thut Bodlo apparent- ficers whose duty It is to keep tho Asso- any of his southpaws, Vean Shawkey, Bush, Wyckcff. ciation, with Harvard. Yale, Pennsyl- Gibbons Picks Manager. Gregg, George losler, Hubert heonaixl, In Rickey's opinion. Collins is likely and Plank, in ly fell off in his hitting last season with busy In athletics throughout vania, and Columbia as tho opponents my opinion, was more valuable to Mack the Sox, there is an excuse for the Is no gap CHICAGO. Feb. 4. After being a boss-les- s or Ray Collins. to make a (lag winner of tho White In the year, and there between of the Naval Academy. Two sprint" than Bender, but his place will soon bt. Rtimr. fin thnrA i.nn(trnllv sports will during boxer for tlnoo months, Mike Gib- Connie Mnck turned down all offers Sox. despite the Hose fin- filled, either by Pennock, al- 'explana- - j the ending of the football season at the start March. On the Oldring. the fact that who has Bodle, In fact, presents the 25th the lacrosse season will open bons today named Mlko McLaughlin, for Rube ished in sixth place In 1911, being beaten ready proven that he's a great left- lion. last of November and the beginning of Charlie Comlskey didn't even dare hander, or try Bressler, against Mt. Washington, while there his brotnor-ln-la- manager. Gibbous Water 40 Feet place by the Brownies by a ioung boy "All last season," he declares, "Calla- basebull and other spring sports late are the following; 21, mention Bert Shotten's name. out of fifth who came like a house afire sea- han upon my going up to baseball gHmes: explained McLaughlin doesn't know narrow margin of single game. last insisted the In March. West Virginia Wesleyan; 27, University much about boxing, but that he worked "But 'twas a famous victory.' the a son. plate, looking them over, i wait- and It Is not at all unusual for there to be of Pennsylvania; 31. Pennsylvania In a bank nnd ought to know how to "If I were a betting man," said "The Athletics, despite the loss of ing out tho first two. Naturally, the htato College. get Bill Carirgan ogrecd to let as hold- Collins. Bender, and Plank, will be pitchers got wise to what was going on five contests. In as many different tho shekels. Normal! Walter Rickey, "I would feel just safe heard Above Rehg ga to the YankB. ing a ticket on the White Sox us I from, and must be conceded their and waited themselves. Tho first two branches of athletics on some of the Frank Navin agioed on a pr'ce for annual chance to win the pennant." would have been easy to h't. Then Saturdays In February and March. This would with a wager on most any of tho "How about the Red Sox would come a bad one. to the Dartmouth Has Offer Raises the Offer. And Still Walter Plpp and Hugh High, both of of Boston?" and buck is due to the fact that the Naval Acad- whom will play with the In heavily backed favorites In the race. It we asked. bench I would go, looking like a fool " PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 4. Harry D. Yankees surprise me a bit if the Sox "At times, I believe go emy Is represented in every branch of For Keady to Return manager 1916. would not strong that this team Is Wolverton Isn't inclined to into Edwards, of the Olympia A. RISING AT Ulsht here all swapping, transferring, won the pennant. too for the other clubs In the details, but contents himself with the sport regularly taken up by the colleges, A., has raUed Jack McGulgan's offer of White Sox may not have been league,' was Rickey's come-bac- k. statement ho knows what Bodle 4. bartering, and selling ceases. "The that and practically all of the contests SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa.. Feb. $7,ooo Jv.OOO very impressive looking last season, Still, U'b a long, long way to Oc- can do In the hltt'ng line, and is sat- that to for a bout between Kid The usual mouse has come from the Collins will make tober 15. isfied time will prove his theory. take place here. Saturday, February 6, Lehlsh University will lose Resident Will nins and Johnny Kilbane. with the I.eng?p mountain. but the addition of that .70 American tho ChicuKo team one to be feared Col- Ping has been conditioning himself will be the first of the big days lu win- Coach J. Thomas Keady. Alter the privilege of taking per cent of the this with hunting bowling. next he accept 1,1 una vciiii5 tv ut; Kitiutju cijuailj' ui:- - lins will make the Sox a smart ball club. w'nter and ter athletics. On that day, the midship- football season will the twecn the two champions. GREAT Manager Clark ('. Griffith returned glad I you Ho Is a brainy ball player himself. That Criticise Appointment "I'm more than can tell men following : Bas- flattering offer received from his alma from New York radiant at his success presence on to be back ln California." he told the havo tho schedule will help cmite a bit. His ; mator. Dartmouth. It leaked out to- in staving off the cut in playeis allowed the ball club will make those about him Of Woman boys today. "1 never did like the Eabt. ketball. Dartmouth fencing, Massachu- each cluli. He had been against the idea Handicapper anyhow." setts Institutes of Technology ; swim- day that he has been offered the posi- Thirty Out For Crew. more alert and active." gym-nastlc- b. from its inception, and went to New ming, University of Pittsburgh : tion ot baseball and basketball assist- NKW YORK, Feb. hirty candi- York to campaign among the managers NEW YORK. Feb. 4. Fred Rubien. New York University; wiest-lln- g. In picking tho White Sox as pennant College. ant football coach to Frank Cavanaugh dates turned out tor tho spring call for and moguls. the president of the Metropolitan As- Young Ahearn Offered Pennsylvania State varsity crew men at Columbia Uni- all I did," said Griff todoy, contenders this season, Rickey Is tak- It can bo fairly claimed for the Naval at the same Institution. His contract "That's sociation, announced last night that he 1913 versity today. FALLS Academy no Institution has here expires the football sea- "talk against this chopping down the ing it for granted that Clarence "Pants" had appointed Mrs. Bout in Havana Ring that other after number of plajers allowed the Various Rowland, the new manager, will be a Katherine F. so good u record in these winter sports son. word was con- Mehrhen, the president of the National as the Naval Academy. For the two Keady'a success at 1chlgh clubs. Not a breathed success. Ho met the new Sox leader on 4. remarkable VIKGIMA cerning trades. Nobody said anything to Women's Life-Savin- g Society, NEW YORK. Feb. Dan McKetrick, seasons preceding this, the Midshipmen last year, working against handicaps of his recent trip to Chicago, and says he tho llrht Young won games HOTELS me, I any use, Comls-kcy- manager of Ahearn, yesterday all their at basketball, nnd all kinds, won tor him tho respect and and haven't plajers to was impressed with President 's woman commissioner and official handi- anyway." capper received a cablegram from George this season have been defeated only by admiration ot the sporting public all Throngs of Sightseers selection. of female swimmers. Yale. seasons, gymnastlo lllllltttlMIUIMIMIIIIfllllHH, IIIIHHMUItlllHIMtllllllMIIMMtlllinHmiMI The Vld Fox had something to say being a wonderful anj Although it only leaked out night hradt, the Havana promoter, offering For two the over the country. about the expected decision' of .Judge "Resides hitter last Young Ahearn the opening light in the team has been unbeaten, and the He will arrive here early next month Are Visiting fielder, Collins, will supply the Sox mm me norci r.K. oeen rnnrerrfu on wrestling team, meeting tho in tho Lanrtis lu Chicago. with matter.' " continued Rickey. Mrs. Mehrhen, several Havana A. C. on February 13. Bradt best to tako charge ot the baseball candi- 1 t 'itrav members of the East, one match season huvt-n'- the slightest idea as Life-Savin- g or'glnally scheduled Sam McVey and has lost but a dates. If hardly likely that the "While "The Sox have long been known as a Society, as well as some years. ex- It Hotel to what his decision will be," said the Sam Lungford for this date, ho of-le- rs for the past two No team, Athli Jc Association will allow Ireslin weak hitting aggregation, but with Co- of the swimmer, have already protest-c- d hut THE FALLS p, cept West Point, has as good a record Keady a strong Griff men's boss, "I don't think he'll do llins In the line-u- it will give them a avnlnst her appointment. They main- to pit Ahearn against Eddie to Re rtfthout effort' to Is Jimmy Clnbby, y. in fencing, and this season was begun retafal Broadway at 29! St. anything will baseball. He p or Buttling To View that hurt clean-u- man to be telied on. He tain that Mrs. Mehrhen does not know by beating badly last Satur- hit. one ot tlic most enthusiastic funs in the knows the batters of the other clubs enough about the art of swimming to M'cKotrlck replied that he Harvard country, and knows that the game has him- would prefer Al McCoy, claimant of the day. and will not only play for them occupy the position of handicapper, de- Is one win- THE FLOOD WATERS been conducted honestly and uprightly. will place his teammates, too. championship, as Ahearn's opponent, Swimming the cnlv of the Angling for Big Bout. self, but spite the fact that sho has been at the be wlll'ng ter c ports in which tho midshipmen wr have made mistakes, he'll say so, .300 Col- Life.-Savln- g but would to tako any of the line "An Hotel Whirt GuesU ar Mad If "(Jive ran a certain hitter like head of the Society for the Is gall- CHICAGO, Feb. 4. Manager Tom An- -- but be won't do anything that will ruin I say other men named, and added us a ir.cdlocro record. This rattier You Should Take lins and would not hesltato to last two years. that n White-Wels- h to Feel at Home" the game. Of that 1 feel sure." figure an a pen- far as Ahearn Is concerned the match ing to the Navy contirgent. ,as It Is drews Is angling for or that tho Browns would ten-roun- nant contender. It means a whole lot Is on. felt that the embryo naval officers a d bout between McFarland Not too large, yet large will player like should make a big name in a fport &o and Clabby as the closing event for his W. & Q. U. Railway The Yankees icmain at the Polo to a club to have a him Cornell Track Captain. clojely connected with their profession. Milwaukee club. Should ho fall In both, enough to afford the Grounds orf at lont two moro seasons, In its ranks. Clubby-Gibbo- ITHACA. N. Y., Feb. 4.-- A. Fordham Will Get Much Lest oar thero were distinct signs of Andrews will stage another Cars at 36th and M Sts. according to Colonel Ruppert. It had Improvement, and this It Is maximum of value at new T .... n .. Ycaa t 1 er Reller, captain hccson battle. been said that a American League ...... !. Tl.lrn.. ft of the Cornell track ' Basketball in Three Days hoped to reach a much higher standard. minimum expense. (Aqueduct Bridge). Only park would be available for lDlfi such grcnt things for the White Sox, team and ono of the best sprinters ever Soccer Is also played at the Naval now Collins is a member of that so line direct to the Falls. that turned out at Cornell, will be unable to to- Acadcmj. but far activity In it has Exceptionally Accessible , , &, ...... i ... team, the Browns' manager was asked Fordham University is duo here EXCURSIONS ... nil .iniiuiiai run for the Ithacans this year, he an- been confined to class gamos, a series of Rooms Commission will be held In Cincinnati what effect, if any, the loss of Collins nounced today, night for a game of basketball with the which is now in progiess. 500 Moderatt Restaurant Charge One-Da- y or Chicago Satuiday, Irrespective of tli would mean to the athletics. Reller was badly injured In a motor- Oeorge Washington Unlvenity quint, The other Saturdays lu February, ana RATES Special dec'sion to be handed down by idee "The Athletics will probably miss Col- cycle accident on a be put & WSHI.MJTO. Room Rickey ansswered, road near here last and will through a course of thn first two in March, offer the .OIFtI.l EUcla with runnl.ic water l.andis on or bofoie that day. lins at first." "but fall, and, though ho has recovered "suf- sprouts in the next thieo days. Tlio progiams; February 13 Basket- S'l'KAMIIOAT COJIHANV. 1.0(1 to -- .!' It wllUnnt be long before the Phlntoel-Phl- a ficiently to roturn to tho university Yorkerti In .stacking up ball, Cornell; fencing. New York Puloce Steameri "Northland" and "South Slncl Room with tub or fliowr I'Oth ROUND Comlskey Is New against Fenc- : . Charlie predicts a leal tHib finds Itself, even though ho from his home In St. Louis, he Is not Oeorge Washington tonight at the ers' Club; swimming, University of Und" Daily, at P " trom re: n.r,i to jri.tin OCA back" for Kd Walsh next sum- mtsHlng. os of 7th t S. W. Double Room "come takp Part ln athletics. nt 8 30 begin a se-l- Pennsylvania; gymnastics, with runninc dlr mer He says the I wunt to make .tu of smnos ' Haverford, r.'.IIO rl.dO that "l!ix Reel'' has "In this connection. a Roller has takon Becond place In tho Tomorrow night at Carroll Institute .wrestling, l.ohlgh, February Urt Rasket Kr OI.U I'tll.VI' COMFOIIT. lo TrStP, thoroughly, hikI will bo In tin-to- p 100-ya- rd t'oubU Itoom with tuh nr nhowe; rested prediction. It is that Larry Lnjole, who dash the vls'-tcr- s. FOLK nnd ALL IMM.VI'S 09b at intercolloglutes University fene-lu- MUTH. 19M. for Catholic tulies ui tho ball, Pennsylvania Stuto College; e.t.on to rcil.llll foim in though he will hardly will probably play In Collins' years, Osl-laud- YORK UOSIO.V UV second the last two and is the greatest and on Saturday night Die et Washington Fencers' Club; wrest- .NEW unil .. Frequent be able to pitch his usual live or six place seaason. will have a great sprinter City Ticket Office. 711 Utb l.. WoeJ EDWARD C. FOGG. Direct- - Schedule this Moakley has uncovered In a five gets u crack ut the Fordham ling, University of Pennsylvania; gym- building Managing ymcs a week. year. The now sunpundJuga ate sure decade. nastics, Yale; ward nut L. DKUWn, ftcUcnl Afoniior Ifntiruu HMMIUMUMIUUMItUWIlUUlUIIIIIIIIUUIIIUUIlMlllllJlllimitUIIIUUt