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Gsrr "o#,,jcy- 0000 NO-HIT, NO-RUN He's the English Leader SCOTTMAYFALTER GAME HERE. ASTERNEESTERN LOOKI NO 'EM OVER COBLENZ, April 12.-The honor of developing the- first no- the 191 BATTLE TODAY IN no-run of ON RECORD CHASE game - - - hit, By -- --LLOUIS A. DOUGHERv season, so 1ar as ap- pears, fell to Coblen% yesterday Strained }.igament May Keep at the opening of the season of Oold Weather Halts Yesterday's Red Sox Off the Army League, compriong Contest to Force Three Shortstob teams of the American forces McBride Prays For Warm Day Field Tomorrow. of occupation. Games This Week. 9,000 SEATS WAIT Fverett Scott. captain and star Martin, of Texas, pitching for According to the present schedule George Florian McBride, facins his first season as a major league will warm wir hortstop of the Boston Rted Soz. the Quartermaster a team, be Western against Eastern manager, is pulling for ds to fan his cheek this afternoon. FOR FANS. who holds the record oday in the high school title seriep. He wants to all a major league blanked the Eighth Infartry give his players workout against Johnny Bleier's fo'r participation lh consecutive last cham- n the Mt. Pleasant stadium. Tomor- Elks team, them for the fir it contest of the season, booked for be combination, yet's Tech and Business are down for fitting Nine eats will go games. may forced to break his pions. Not a sign of a hit was -ow tomorrow against Hughey Duffy's Boston Red Sox. It is impossible thhusand htring of more than four seasons of in engagement. On Friday Central on Wale tomorrow morning at made off the Texan twirler, and are for athletes to "get up a sweat," ball players' language for inducing 9 o'clock at lantnterrupted league play. He is and Western due for their annual h American League su fering with a strained ligament only one Eighth Infantry hat- )aseball battle. Cold weather forced perspiration, when cold winds searc every nook and cranny of a base- for of L ball unless said ration is the 'athlete Park the opening game und may not be in condition to take ter got on the bases. He postponement yesterday. park. And, perspi Induced, obtains the 1921 season between the part in the opening game with the reached first on a pM. All five high school contenders will little benefit from his practice. That Is why major league ball players Washint Griffmen and the Grffmen here tomorrow. The injury fisplay their wares within four days are taken South every year to fit I ;hemselves for the long grind ahead. Boston Sox. Extra seats has kept Scott out of the exhibition and the boys and girls who are sure Othevi'wse train at the torth Pole with Skillet Finn's games .o flock out to the engagements will they might Funny are being erocted today to care for the past week. iave At the close of last season Scott a pretty fair chance to get a line Fe for some 3,000 fans, bringing n the contenders. sTamp the Grifimen red perfect training weather. The to l.sd participated in 678 consecutive enjo the seating capacity up scames. He started this remarkable ALONG THE Today Moran. of Eastern. rill face t-1 1 __t ranged between 74 an 1 88 while the athletes were or degrees 19,000. string with the loei American -Ither Hair Atkinson. of Western fooling around on the diamond at Plant Fleldf "Sweet Milk" Tucker, At *o'clock the band con- I I' expected Atkinson will' go I# Iague club on June 30. 1916. and Eastern with thelead with the harveyised steel hide, was the one player unable to cert will begin, continuing till since that date has been in the line- Lgainat Hair to be helo "get a sweat." All the SPORT TRAIL' a reserve for the Central game. up others benefitted by their weeks at Tampa, game time. tip in every championship game his Tomorrow Tech tackles themselves into fine fettle the time under for team has The former record X. the weak working by they got way Vice President Coolidge will played. ELMS tGO. PHAIKM 3usiness team and can expect a Daytona and Orlando. Jim Shaw, handicapped by extra weight when arrive at 8:10. President was held by George T. Pinckney, TME VOUNDATION. rietory. Piday's game between he began, wound up In much bet1 er condition than when he started. his former third baseman of the Brook- Western and Central. should draw Harding, accompanied by was broken Upon a eerner let a bene" a. Harry Courtney is physically all O K. He complains of a lame shoul- Cabinet, will arrive at 3:16. lyn club. by Scott early dinky >ut a siseable gang as these two last season. kids are .sttvag. eams are said to be the in der, that being a fashionable comph int from all stars of the profession. Gen. John J. Pershing will Scott was the leading shortstop 1 he diamnd is strewn with eooe, strongest All the players noticed the drop in head the march of the two clubs hard. temperature on the east coast of Flor- Ianswers all the requirements in this in the American League last year. the ground is iugk and th race. ida. at Orlando. Daytona and st. ilne. "Riding runners" around second to the flag pole at 3:20, raising with a fielding average of .973. And in their Siw and Ilmesales the Augustine. But. owing to the mois- base this summer will not alwavs the Stars and Stripes to the S wwn-up fans are driving ture I the atmosphere, it was pos- done by "Bucky" Harris. O'Rourke breene. the paid performers Ia the sible tb up a sweat." Their isnc an experienced infielder. He know, President will toss big lemane baseball yard. "get Hirding The reeters en an. FIELD visits did them no harm. On the other nill the tricks and. better than that. out the first ball and be- grewn-ap herry &RIFFS'LEFT play T/oclaedt de met hand they were prepared for the can put them over. at 3:30 o'clock. D.C. WIN step to daily gin FENCERS In a gradually cooling days at Jtckjan- One charge against Frank Ellerbin For they peeler to Hager ville. Jackson, Tenn.; Knoxville and last year was that he was Inclined to shaded big leaguE stand. but it It were met for the who Petersburg. be "tender" in the face of a runner what he meant in calling the Griffs kids LONGESTINLEAGUE Until they landed at Georgia ave- at second base. If we recall correctly. "just a ball club." play in let and alley sue last Friday the Griffmen had ex- Franlk allowed himself to be "Just a ball club" will outplay a TITLEINNEW There we=id net he a Ig legue injured YORK perienced but one really cold day, rather than force Eddie Collins to team of stars in sny series of more pak t all this blessed land. 3ail From that at N'rfolk, Va.. last Thursday. take the injury. Ellerbe is .a flne than ten ball games, day In and day Traveling Plate to However. Norfolk fans assured us young man. So in Collins. But Ellerbe out. Washingtonians may yet be Vivian Lockett, who will captn the English lo .team in Take has hired an assistant Wall Goes it was not a we Major Saltus Cup in Team Epee manager the name of Distance of that cold day. though- had the bag and might have gone rleased that they have "Just a ball the international matches with the American team in ad in June. by Cy Chology. * were shivering and cursing club" to rather a col- Eng a highbrow who has never had any 424 Volsjead through with the play. Am it was Col. support than Major Lockett was a member of the English team which played here Championship-Honeycutt Feet. for closing up all the places wnere line stopped him and Ellerbe was lost lection of jarring, jangling stare, ,ig league experience. Washington's ball park has th- heat might have been obtained. each to the in 1914. The first of the cup matches will be played on June 18, al- the Star. ongest left field in to the team just when needed moet. trying play game.all by It you the bell either big During that ,game with the Giants O'Rourke will not get away from Col- himself and giving the laugh to the t tough a trial match has been arranged for May 16. NEW question arerege eague. a ball traveling from the -the only one taken by the Griffs, by YORK. April L.!.-With a pieer on the subject psychology hd to the lins or any other runner this season. manager. team will alate wall going 424 feet. The the way-all the players wore their "Just a ball club" will be seen in composed of winners of Olympic ask you whaot legue Cy pleled 4. listsano to the right field barrier is coats. except these in the line-up. FOSS 19 NO SLOUCH. honors the action in its first major league game Washington Fencers Club VILLAGE GOSSIP. 126 feet. giving the local park The rushed to the bench and While green to major league man- at Georgia avenue tomorrow. We're won the epee team championship for ieventh position. doned their heavy togs the moment ners, and Have All the Saltus at M. Some of the are new Deeby Foss is no slouch. lHe pulling for it to win. We'll be Get Aboard cup the French Y. boys wearing The smallest ball\ park is the they quit pitching, too. Even Uncle to all even C. A. last night. The score of the Spring overcoats. Altrock his coat as he saw service overseas with an artil- pulling for it win season, such-ad*rtised Polo Grounds, New Nick @ported outfit, when we have to say in these col- victorioes Washingtonians @howed They say there willbe hose raeos rork. where the. left entertained the bugs. lery which should be enough to ten field wall is explain the aouftt of backbone he umns that the chances are against it. the Real victories, five of which were out in Chicago this Summer. Some- 1is feet 3 inches away and the right REED THE EXPERIUlNCE. Dope earned by F. W. Honeycutt. a former body must have opened a barrel of leld fence 3 totes around. Lant season Washing- only 256 feet inches The players need the experience of ton had at least one third sacker wh, intercollegiate and West Point title bard cider. iway. playing in cold wpather, at that. If pulled from holder. Honeycutt euffffered defeat in Johnny Evers wrote from Califer- Following are the were to come away charging runners. MAN O'WAR'SOWNERTO Tomorrow the American league season 'i one figures for all they iNorth from Tampa We don't to see opins Washington, rnly bout. His conquerer wag r.ia that the boys are on their way he big the the of the expect Fose do that. tle Griffmen the Boston Red Sox before President George H. of league parks, taken from this day befpre opening even if that runner happens to be hip facing Harding Breed the Fencers Club home to thaw out. fear's Spalding* guide: season at Hoston. may. or New York, fellow Georgian, Tyrus Raymond DONATE WOODLAWN VASE and all the fans able to crowd into the ball park. The sports sea- of New York. The teams that com- Home plate to left-eld fence: serious setbacks would be seen. In- son on blast. You cannot to peted were: Demvan's mile from the looks of Cobb, manager of the Tigers. NEW YORK. April 12..-The Wood- of 1921 will then be at full afford WiN has net faded Washington (A. L.). 424 feet deed, judging Hank Shanks will which was the.firt of the miss of The Times. Boston A. A.. James Parker. E. R. siege he tech up the job ef meanagin (N. L.).... things, tomorrow will be right chilly. probably be at lawn/Vase, the TWO BIG SPORTS PAGES Washington Gay and W. H. Russell: Washington Wooklyn $1 feet 9 Inebes third base tomorrow. Hank is a valuable won as a the Phila. It has developed Into a 3oston (N. L) ...... 402 Be sure to wear heavy ones beneath vet- many trophies Look at the writers, each an expert in his line, who will contribute Fencers' Club. Henry C. Breckinridge. feet 6 inches an overcoat on tomorrow. eran of ten years' servile in fast opin- three-year-old by Man O'War lane to all season laagh.. 'hiladelphia (A. L). a$* feet and top He a regularly your pleasure long: Harold Rayner and F. W. Honeycutt; Uuer other regime@ we might also pany. has played all around the year is to be added as prize to the New Teveland (A. W)... $76 feet infield. He knows all the tricks and financial award for the Preakness. the Lauis A. Dougher, Bryan Morse, Kirk Mille1;-Damon Runyon, York A. C., Ray W. Dutcher. Is Jose the blshi64 bride-elect ,hicago (A. L)..... 362 feet say, esry a half pint, but that is now Sam E. Phair and John Gignoux and J. &thaeffler; Await. to oeasge her name. as well an Far be has all the nerve In the world. Fur- $40,000 stake which is to be one of Crane, Tom Thorp, "Bugs" Baer, George Sid Pittsburgh (N. L).. 364 feet 6 incbes impotal illegal. thermdre, Hank's tenor tones have the first of the classica Mercer. Fencere' Club of New York, George H. The sturdy baseball ooliege eer Detroit it &oft us to be immoral as well as tbp- year-old Breed. Leon Schoonmaker and Arthur to some. (A. L.)...... 345 teet never been cultivated until they fairly Wile- to be run at Pimlic next month. America's best known cartoonist; Jean Knott, of AwMits do the 1hicago (N. L).... 34 feet illegal. At the same time-oh, "Tad," "Penny S. Lyon. As Jones or he will leem -id. ten in the sunlight, which neans that Samuel D. Riddlb. owner of the super Ante" fame, and Rube Goldberg will draw "funnies" to make you The summaries: Casey It. Louis (A. L.).... 340 feet McBride is the Red Sox will be tackling a bark- horse has followed the precedent es- Upon some bush leage beeball tes9. Philadelphia (N. L). 35 feet Therefore, Manager tomorrow laugh. WASHINGTON F. C. VS. POSTON A. A pulling for today's game an a neces- ing quartet in the opening tablished in connection with this camera ball Boston (A. L.)...... 311 feet combat. and as the Carl T. Thoner, Washington's snappiest man, will keep defeated Parker and Umpire-has player plunhed for as- saty workout for his athletes before greatest of turf trophies, to miss. Breckinridge n.1ett and battery. But there was a time 3incinnati (N. LT)... 320 feet t.achling Joe Bush and the Red Sox. Speaking of pep and aggressivenqs, owner of the most recent winner, has you infoimed of everything you happened Russell. when an umpire considered himself lucky ew York (N. L.)... 236 feet sinchas Pe would keep his players at top Tony Brottem promises to be that selected the Preakness as the medium Keep up with The Times. That's all. Honeycutt defeated Parker. Gay and to escape with his life. Home plate to right-field fence: nuteh. Playing the Elks will tend kind of a catcher for the Griffs. Tel?. through which competition for th Rumsell. Nineinnati (N. L.)... 334 feet well put up, the former Little Rock historic be continued. Parker defeated Rayner. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. to keep the athletes on edge. is prige may the late 'hiladelphia (A. .). 380 feet "On the level, now, just what do wonder a chattering backstop, just The original term. in# connection Gay defeated Rayner. Q.-Will gambling scan- (N. L.).. 376 feet6 inches the type that makes 'ood in fast com- Washington won five dal have any effect on the popu- Pittsburgh )ou think of the ball teamz' has with the deed of gift include a sec- bouts; Boston Detroit (A. L.) ...... 370 feet pany. We have not seen much of lIim tion which to each winnAr the won two bouts. larity of baseball? 365 tween asked us by a friend good for in gives Boston (N. L.)...... feet well. see sixth action, but he looks to be a catcher right to select t)e stake event to HEALY FENCERS CLUB VS. N. Y. A. C. A.-Twenty thousand customer. (A. L2)..262 feet many-oh paragraph IICKARDTOINSPECT ISSECOND hicago ' to see the this pinnacle of perspicacity. who should prove of inetsimable beno- which it can be added during the yea- Breed defeated Dutcher and Gig- paid opening games be- Washington (A. L.). 326 feet The Washington team has been fit to a lagging flinger. following. Entries Ar the Preaknena. noux. tween the Browns and Cardinals. it. Louis (A L.)... 315 feet PICINICH is Schoonmaker defeated Dutcher and perticularly fortunate in its prepara- HAS IMPROVED. which for entire colts and 111es, It all depende on the of view. Boston (A. L.).. 313 'feet 6 inches a over a Schaeffler. point Te t'ons for the coming season. Not Perhaps the . most remarkahle the mile and furlong distance. a club owne. for instanee. a holdout is hicago (N. 29).23 feet a meet- CITES Lyon defeated defeated Dutcher and a INROADFEATURE L.).... was for *east closedlast The Pimlico INEJERSEY merely hold-up. uiay lost at good change ever seen in a player is to be night. Brooklyn (N. 236 feet 2 inches 'workout. J2ven when it rained at noted in Val Picinich. the dreaming ing will run from May 3 to 16. inclusive. double touched with Schaeffler. ':Pveland (A. L.)... 230 feet it came after the Dutcher defeated Hchoonmaker. HE'I IN AGAIN. lacksonvill. squad darling of 1920. He chews terbaccer Schaeffler defeated Breed an Philadelphia (N. L.). 272 feet Clubman The the . a 8o as Aloysius is Nosed Out ... had "got up sweat." far this year. Mebbe he'll be ousaing Loses at Lacrosse. tilantic City Hotel Men Giving double touched semi-prvc semie-re qew York (N. L) 3 feet a inche eenditions counts for any- next. . withLyon. 18 with Us enee agn. Ahyeleal Maryland University lacrosse plav- Joe Fencers Club of New York won five thiang, the Griffnoen are ready. But don't kid Val. He Attractive Offers for By Veteran Geiger in Ne plays amd December amew, has im- era lost a 2-4-1 game to the Cortiell bouts. New York A. C. won three le In ApHi Eas. JUDGE 19 AGGEEUSSIVE. pressed all with his abilities this University players at College Park Baltiore. bouts. plays ROVLESSLANSDOMUE and there, we have noticed spring. He reported in Cig Fight. Coen Winter, summer, Fall e Nere good physical yesterday. NEW Dan Hoaly, of the FENCERS CLUB VS. WASHINGTON .pring- &rtain things of good omen. For conjition an from the very first YORK. April 12.-Tex Rick- Aloysius Club tanco. Joe Jddge promises to be day he showrd up at Tampa, hka rd will give New Jersey altos for the landed second prme and a big miver P.C. Te him they d. t .e...ta". WITH TIHREE MEN READY 'ar mwre aggressive than he ever has been one of the hardest workers in us oempsey-Carpentier fight a close-up cup yesterday lp Baltimore In the Breckinridge defeated Schoonmaker. Three men wee ready and waiting Ieon since coming to Washington. the squad. Val isn't going to let EXHWlITON GAMES ispection it became known, today. two and a half mile road race given Rayig defeated Schoonmaker and in the bases yesterday at College .%a like Joe ludge, admiring his Tony Brottem run with I by the naltimore Cross LET Park, Md.. when Jnhnny Grove.. away that The promoter plans to visit .ersey Country elub. Lyon. TIGERS OUT VETERAN bility on the field, but even more second string backstopping- assign- ity, Newark, and Atlantic City to Joe Geiger. veteran distancer, cov- Honeycutt defeated Schounmaker darylana shortstop, came up in the clean manliness off ment, not by a jugful. He'll At IndIanapolis- R.It.I. talk ering the distance In fourteen mi- apd Lyon. Ointh. The College Parkers were be- :Ais havq Cleveland (Amertieans)...... 2 4 1 it* over" with various perso BERNIE BOL0 3 to at Joe is a decided asset it'to the Wash- to fight for' it. Assn.).... 5 6 mto have made him offers before utes. was frst. Healy Pushed Geiger Breed defeated Breckinridge and 0ind, 2, the time. A New Indianapolis (American 2 DETROIT, Mich., April 12.-Pitcher Groves. a for-ner Western ington club, especially succeeding a York writer. in doping out Batterles-Malla, Begby and Thomas; d eciding finally on the spot where the throughout and made a fine race of Honeycutt. High lad, iian now indicted by the Chicago the possible finishes in the American whitehouse. Stryker an Dion. r it for the finish. Lyon defeated Bernie Boland has been uncondition- rot hold of one and slammed it for At Brooklyn. N. T.- R. f. X. Ing will be pitched. Breckinridge. grand jury for contaminatin . se- League, says of the Griffs. "It is Atlantic Heany. of the B. C. C. was third and Washington Fencers Club won five :wo bases, scoring enough runs to just Breeklyn Nationals-New York American City is not yet out of the Fencers ally released. President Navin, of the and a 4-to-3 neli players. We cannot I agine a beql club." He evidently mqans game, eancelled-ooid weather. r unning. according to latest reports. Hartmother Baltimore Clubman. was bouts. Club of New York Detroit Americans has announced. victory over Cornell Judge ever being mixed up in such that there is nothing espect lp Princeton-New York Nationals game. I tis said th rana h oysntestfdfth won three bouts. University. cancelled -old weather. hotel men of the seaside re- Poland injured his pitching arm early s scandal. With Judge fighting for striking about it. And. comparing Drt have succeeded in Rick- h wg Iat year and was out of thc# those beside It with the Yankees, there At Terre Haute, Ind.- R. H. K. holding Out i e th cld game overything. instilling isn't. . 6 Is2 e rd's Interest an oetiiow. most season. The Columbus (Amer. Ase.) by offering to build Marathons Anxious. of the Eagles in Line. Griffimen no .... Mim with his scrappiness. that infield have , Terre Haute (Three 1)..... 7 14 3 rena for him.ordingMallettyGeorges w o'clock In preparation for their gne MarAthan A. C. wants games with He joined the club for training this The American Magles have organ- is he some nor Bob Meusel, nor Batterien-Martin, newman. Ambrose qaartet bound to shakes. Wallie chang. Thiery Mallet, New York represen- any sixteen-year-old teams in the but the arm. it was said, still red or the season of 1921 and would year's short- have no staff to and wilson; Tatum, Farley. Farrell and spring. Jimmy O'Neili, last They pitching rsnc Cannon. ative of Georges Carpentier. said to- city, preferably the 0. or bothered him. and Manager Cobb de Ike hear from all teams from ten down lila well w% it that of the New Quoey ,top, held job enough. York club. But At ihouisville. K.- R H. 96 ay that the Prench fighter may not paiditix incii Players sr work. commerce A. C.. for Snvday For tided to replace the veteran with a re -r o ne Address all it desptite his name and ancestry, they have a fsr better outfield, at Pittsburgh (Natinnals) 4 7 6 rain in out today at Patterson at bng.es I a 1.euloville (Amer. Asmo.. 7 1 pihic for the big bout. Ac- In: Field a games phone Lincoln 4161 afte 4 cruit. Boland came to the Tigers ini h-l1 1315 Massachusetts .mmy is not an aggressive player. least as good an iaeld and a o'clock. write and ranked well Ameri- southeast, or Lieeb his stronger stat. Batterie (ieer, Ilberhand and Skis; m or' Williat Magruder. 11.14, among ivenue phone Mraee" O'Rourke, successor, catching Maybe that's sneme wrtwbt and N110er. Ste. I seclusion, probably at Ruit N..in the league ope ain on Sunday. 1252 Neal street northeast. call L=ag= pitchers until his insjury. I9p-W. 0 A