Prim, Linke, Chapman Left in Rookie Race: Cubs Look to Promising Recruits Exhibition Games IF BERG CATCHES ON. —By JIM BERRYMAN HAVE CRONIN EXTENDS By the Associated Press. RUTH’S BAT FEATS JUVENILES Boston (N.), 5; New York (A.), 3. St. Louis (A.), 5; New York (N.), 3. Cincinnati (N.), 5; Philadelphia (A.). 1. AMAZING MIS WEST Newark 2. MOUND Detroit , 4; New Orleans (S. A.). 3, first game. Three New McColl Among Those Not Cleveland (A.), 8; Kansas City (A. Drives in 16 Runs in Hit- Pitchers Rated A.). 4, second game. to Be Carried. Pittsburgh (N.), 8; Chicago, (A.), 5. at .390 With 6 Highly by Grimm—Klein Likely Columbus (A. 3. ting Clip, Boston (A.), 5; A.), the AJATI0NAL5' IN.), 10; Montreal (I.' Brooklyn 5ECOA4D-5TRIAJS Will Lead Attack. Two Berths Open. L.) 4. i Homers in 7 Game?. Sacramento (P. C. L.), 5; Chi- catcher....a great cago grapefruit ANGELES, March 26.— has cracked out six home runs Five HOMER* SONNY-.. berths back of those occupied Boston (N.). Chicago’s Cubs are going in seven games, driven in 16 you're great! by seven veterans will be among At Winter Haven—Cincinnati (N.) to gamble on Chuck Klein. Ed runs and scored 10. He is bat- Ray Prim, Ed Linke and vs. Philadelphia (N.). LOSNational League batting vs. at better than a .390 clip. Chapman. At Bradenton—St. Louis (N.) ting champion of 1933, and a — bunch the ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. The The left-handed Prim and , Philadelphia (A.). of rookies for the Braves and Red Sox meet today In promising right-handed Linke already are in the At Fort Lauderdale—St. Louis (A.) added Bostonians consider the most impetus they believe will a result of their what thick of the fight as vs. Buffalo (I. L.), carry them to the in the the Indians last interesting game of the training camp top fine showing against 1934 pennant race. Chap- series. HE COULD BE week. The orthodox-flinging Determined youth has been injected after a Manager Bill McKechnie is groom- THE man now is training spryly FINEST CATCHER into the club in two of his best moundsmen— every department, delay due to a back ailment—whether ing IN THE LEACrUE and Frankhouse and Brandt—for the Manager Charles Grimm feels or muscle strain never has lumbago BUT HE'S confident their presence has im- is con- battle. pitcher with a finer to curtail the staff to nine pitchers— REDS; HIS ARM IS HELPfUlTO were scheduled lor a rest of was Sox today, '/] change pace.” He speaking of number he to carry the proposes but only because they had no practice JUST ABOUT /}}’ Dick Ward, who won 25 games to lead the of the through greater part field. Chicago's National League en- the Pacific Coast League last year. May PERFECT.. HAS A GREAT championship campaign—until Comorosky and Piet, Taken' trant, the Cubs, had the use of Wrig- And he rates Bill Lee, another right- the each American 15. That's day ley Field tor a game with the Los An- HEAD FOB BASEBALL... hander from the American Associa- League club must get down to the tion, and in Looming as geles Angels. WONDERFUL TEAM A Roy Joiner of the West limit of 23 players. But by that Exchange, SPIRIT..., Berg is moke than a mother Coast almost as high. have to time he probably will ship BRADENTON, Fla—Here for a IF toOE WOULD WORK OFF ; I TO THE ROOKIES—HE TEACHES He is sure this trio, along with last one to cut the curving Stars With Cincinnati. jame with the Cardinals, the Athletics season's Lon only pitcher TEN OR TWELVE POUNDS ft THEM,COMPORTS THEM, AND staff, Wameke. Bud Tin- size. are that I corps to the settled hearing reports Manager J AMUSES THEM. ning. Guy Bush, Charley Root and Pat Connie Mack has obtained Hank HE COULD HIT WITH .JM Malone, will be able to stand ofT the By the Associated Press. Erickson, heavy-hitting catcher of the opposition while Klein and his Two. THE PEST OF 'EM... MR mates Chattanooga Gets American Association's Louisville Club. lead a Fla.. March 26.— heavy-hitting assault. MOLNAR. rookie southpaw, Outfielder Rip Radcliffe and Inflelder THEN HE'D GET Grimm, without Some of the home town hesitation, picks sent here from Wolf Creek, Mont., Georget Detore, Jate of the American Klein, who hit .368 with the Phillies j fans looked aghast when OVER THAT IDEA STEVE Len right- | Association, are rumored to be going last year, as the most for trial, and Phillips, Reds sent valuable player were TAMPA,the Cincinnati to with some in ex- THAT HE'S JUST in the hander bought from Albany, Louisville, cash, league. His one worry in the Red Lucas to the Pirates for shipped to Chattanooga yesterday. As change. A SECOND-RATER J outfield seems to be that of picking Adam and Tony Piet. Molnar came from the sand lots, Comorosky the most powerful trio out of the five Now it is becoming more evident — OF the Nationals could not sign him. ORLEANS. Sammy Hale AND run into money SARASOTA. or along with either Stanley Hack Cronin and soon will be Phillies' line-up tor the rest of the their case with "Take Back Your Gold,” ‘‘A Bird in a Gilded Cage,” to impress before the Fall. Dolph Camilll. Nor does Alex McColl, the 38- season, to rue the "Gold Can Buy Most Anything But a True Girl’s Heart,” etc. gone. training professes He’s promised every member of the Charles to stand much that his is not serious Today a similar problem confronts Thomas Yaw key and his colleagues (Gabby) Hartnett, tempo- year-old rookie, appear fact injury team a new hat every time beat they on Red a answer is rarily out because of a broken finger, chance with the club when enough to require a nurse. the Boston Spats. Can money buy pennant? The of being their hated rivals, the New York will be the of the the end of the week I'll be out “maybe" or "perhaps" or “very poesibly. Thomas again mainstay the flag race gets under way. Filley, •'By Giants. _ or and no.” It has been done. Col. Jacob catching staff, with Henry Tate and a great student of base ball, has a on crutches,” he says. “yes and L'Hommodieu Hus- Ernest Phelps the supporting cast. good pitcher’s noodle, but there is not MIAMI. Beach, Fla.—New York base Ruppert Col. Tillinghast LOS ANGELES—With two games ton did it 15 ago. when they rilled Grimm does not feel that he t* tak- enough on his last one, says Cronin. | ball teams have been seeking a star nearly years with the White Sox and four more same lor some of the best ing too much of a gamble on the ar- Mark's two-hit performance in his Jewish player for years and the World these Red Spats Ivory with the Pittsburgh Pirates coming the ray of youngsters in camp. He took five-inning term yesterday, of course, Champion Giants think they’ve got in country. Manager Charlie Grimm of the is now. Good ball the smallest team to Santa Catalina looks good until the class of batters up. one now. He's Phil Weintraub, 25- But the job tougher players Cubs assigned more work for second Island In years for Spring training in that faced him is considered. The Chicago year-old youngster who clouts the bail cost more. In the first place. In the place, order that more time could be had that even his pitchers. hard. ’you don't often run across a situation such as spent Biloxi Browns nothing to D/iOXi-Miss. Yesterday Grimm was forced ithe one the two colonels when on the youngsters. resembled a fair minor league hitter. capitalized by call in a batting practice hurler and their first The colonels So within a few’ days Filley quite Mhey bought pennant. the youngster, Davenport, walked in business with Frazee. and Mr. likely will be headed for the Albany HANLEY IS COMING EAST [were doing Harry the run that gave Sacramento a 5-to- was to collect club. ( Frazee frankly and openly eager 4 victory. McColl. the old-timer who reported t ; as much dough as he could. -_A Pat to Coach Foot Ball Team at who contributed most to the for training a week after the other Connie Mack, not another HEY WIZARDS hopes of the Red Sox, is pitchers had assembled at the Biloxi Boston pennant THE SPORTLIGHT HONORS University. Frazee. Mr. Mack is a shrewd old camp, appears Chattanooga-bound. SHARE PUTTING Harry gentle- in the racket BT Alex thought he was helping himself CHICAGO, March 26—Another foot- man. He plans to remain ivory GRAN TLA.VD RICK__ when he had his arm re- Use One 1 ball coach is reversing Horace for some time to come. Naturally, Mr. Mack is not going to deliver a pen- pitching Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Zuber March 26.—It stroke. This not oily meant skill but But well known advice to nant. trapped and sealed, at the doorstep of any club in his own league. Ga., paired last December. 38-year- Greeley’s young nerves, seasoned and tem- NEAR ELIMINATION was the old master, Walter It meant to mend. The Shot Each at Beaver Dam. men and from West to East. Not if he can help it. He took care during the last year or so to scatter old arms are difficult going under hard and constant com- as the Hagen, who called the turn pered. to remove the bone chip Leroy B. Hanley, better known as his precious ivory as widely possible. The wealthy Mr. Yawkey got operation Mrs. Jeff Strong and Mrs. Ralph on this Augusta tournament petition. elbow left Alex’s so "Pat." and a brother of Dick, the biggest chunk, but Mr. Mack didn't make it too big. AUGUSTA, from the wing Zuber, each -with one putt, won the the before it started. I unable to do Northwestern is thing about the club. Rube wai- day Smith After 4 Years. “Invincible” Maple Leafs wabbly that he has been main in the indoor coach, the latest Repeats prizes putting is an thrower who can had just asked him what chance he anything with It here. at Beaver Dam. emigrant from Big Ten. Astuteness. berg adequate tourney held yesterday A Lesson in Bobby Jones carried. SMITH was the last pro- "Pat” has articled to the next work frequently. Bob Welland is thought Two Down to Jess Strong and M. D. Rathgeber won spend to win from Jones Detroit in Mr. Macks and Herb Pennock should win "No man," he said, ‘‘can be cham- fessional winners few Autumns trying to get the Boston form of strategy good, HORTON the sweepstakes. Other prize host and es- since 1928. Horton turned this Might Help Lookouts. eleven off Us own was illustrated last Winter. a few games. Lefty Fred Ostermuel- pion champion golfer, were Mrs. D. W. Smith, Mrs. Earl University goal line. THE of didn't when he hasn't hit a shot in trick in the Savannah open in 1930. Prelim. a He should be for the After the sale of Robert Moses ler, formerly Rochester, ap- pecially Stanley Cup -»’*»•’COLL is canny pitcher—he Strong, J. W. Crown. Jack Goings and good enough later beat- pear for the main tent when competition in four years. He has Jones got his revenge by should be after a score of hundred and job. unless obliged to depend the Grove to Boston there apeared in the ready Mrs. A. W. Tucker. One upofi about the Horton 13 strokes at that cer- he worked against the Cardinals. same chance I have, and I ing Augusta years of minor service—and ten ukulele players who used to infest the public prints players competed. am not kidding same Spring. In this last melee Hor- BY HIGH S. FULLERTON. JR.. he had more than of the B. U. commerce tain remarks at-’ myself." showed something The women’s match-play tourney, steps building. Lightweaghts on the Infleld. ton led Bobbv 10 strokes. Associated Press Sports Writer. to Col. As it all happened Bobby Jones Smith by an arm up his sleeve when he pitched scheduled yesterday and postponed be- ---•- tributed The right-handed workmen include finished in a tie for thirteenth place, with Craig Wood, Billy Burke, Paul that fine game against the White Sox cause ot snow, will be played next Ruppert. The YORK, March 26- Henry Johnson, Dusty Rhodes. George his lowest since he began Runyan and Ed Dudley all under 290— in Washington last Fall. But un- Sunday. OPEN HAND BALL EVENT. colonel was quot- ranking The field of National PipgTas, and young John Welch, a medal at Inverness 14 remarkable golf under the weather ed as that play years ago, contend- fortunately for him, the Washington --•- With leading players of the Cen- saying Hockey League better pitcher than' Ostermueller, so when he was 18 years old. But in that conditions over such a testing course. sees no reason to wait he would have NEWers for the management tral Y. M. C. A. and the Jewish Com- Stanley far. Welch probably will see plenty of tie were Walter Hagen and Runyan gave a remarkable exhibi- Cup. his doctored arm. And Chatta- COACH WAS CAPTAIN. given even more Denpy emblem of the world upon munity Center entered, play begins a the haven't a 4 at the short profes- lor Grove action. It's pity boys Shute. Denny Shute is the present tion after taking nooga. the Nationals’ farm, figures Auburn's new foot- at 7:30 o’clock in the annual sugar sional to- Jack Meagher, tonight a better infleld to them. It’s British Jones and third and a 7 at the fourth. From hockey championship, than Boston protect open champion. McColl might help it. ball coach, was a captain in the District lour-wall hand ball cham- day was reduced by two not such a pity, of course, if you hap- Hagen together have won just 23 that point on the slender Jersey teams, So it won’t be long before only Prim, Marine the World War. at the Y. gave. But Mr. and there was a Corps during plonships pen to like the infleld. major titles. pro star of the Winter circuits breezed strong possi- from Albany last Septem- Mack didn’t sell purchased The first basemen are Eddie Mor- last 14 holes In four under bility that a third, the one which to the col- ‘‘You are all a lot of Brit- the par. ber: Linke, the reformed fat boy re- Orove just was as gan and Joe Judge. Judge didn't do At almost this same moment Bobby rated the strongest of all, called from Chattanooga, and Chap- onel. He knew ish open champions," I sug- much for in a whose Jones the last 14 holes in would be added to the sideline man are left to tussle for the two va- what Big Mose Brooklyn league gested to Bobby, Hagen and played Heurich Twin Oaks pitchers knew nothing about him, three under par. They were the two brigade tonight. cancies in the curving corps. And Flashes, could do for the Shute as they were talking to- j show down the The New York who won and I doubt if he'll do much for the the trio that put on the big Rangers, if Chapman comes along as Cronin ! Yankees. gether. Among they the Red Sox. There was very little stretch, but Horton Smith and Craig trophy a year ago after finishing appears to believe the rookie from me mute juu had won eight British crowns. | of teeth in Cleveland when Wood had closed the Iron gage. third in the league's American di- Rochester the tussle will be a Battle for 145-Pound Title think of Mr. Mack's recent deals the gnashing will, Trying to be host and winner the vision, were to j will be convinced of Morgan went to the Red Sox. Eddie like to once forced stand aside and merry one. more deeply you same Jones had no "I'd say again,” a hitter. week, Bobby see another third-place the He sacrificed two is just pretty good You can told me, “that I’ll in club, Of course, Whitehill, Weaver, Crow- his astuteness. only chance such seasoned cam- Bobby play see Mr. against Montreal Maroons, continue to and Twin on Walter who could do him much why Yawkey wanted to buy tbis same tournament next struggle der. Stewart and Russell have had FLASHES counting heavily Morris, ball players paigners, right on edge, as Horton into the He has Jimmy Foxx. semi-finals. The Chicago their places assured all the way. j Oaks basket ball quints come former Georgetown captain; Forrest good, Grove and Cochrane. Smith, Wood. Paul Spring, hut in no other competi- The rest of the infleld is Craig Runyan, Blackhawks meanwhile won the other the staff. District A. of fame a better outfield now than the one he light- tion. I’m through with all They're actually pitching I to grips for the Burgess George Washington Billy Burke, Ed Dudley and others semi-final Sox. weight, too. Max is berth, eliminating the And with so few of the rookies dis- A. U. 145-pound champion- and Joe Lynch, who used to chuck sold up the river to the White Bishop getting who have been blade championships.” HEURICH slow. matching against crippled Montreal Canadiens. They Bill Ctssell has been tossed playing any class, Thomas and Burke in the tonight ’em in for Mount St. Mary’s. The His infield wasn't hurt by the loss of not. ship tourney blade under pressure through the four •'Have any fun? I should say will meet in a two-game, no have to do much to at The Colonial Cubs have defeated and Max Patience around a good deal, and Buck Wal- total-goal longer fighting j Roosevelt High School. game Sigma Jimmy Dykes years when Jones was only playing How could I, missing all the putts series and were ters is a dubious The Wednesday Sunday. retain their jobs. Anyway. Thomas is slated for 8 o'clock and will be fol- Alpha Kappa and the Congress Grove and Cochrane experiment. one has j Bishop. friendly golf. They had him caught and chip shots? No any The Detroit Red with a two- has Cochrane Red Sox have a good mechanical Wings, improved considerably of late and lowed at 9 by an unlimited class semi- Heights "fives. Investigation, which dissatisfied in Philadelphia, before he even started. as shots as I did.” j catcher fun missing many game advantage over Toronto's sup- Burke declares that sore arm gets bet- I final encounter between the was to the championship because of managerial ambitions and ,n Rick Ferrell, a good out- CJeorge runner-up I know a few that would like to posedly invincible Maple Leafs, re- ter every day. freshmen and the Bureau Sholl’s team in the 1933 has Grove because he is easily dissatisfied. fielder In Roy Johnson, and a pros- Brilliant in Long Shots. Washington tourney, miss Just that many. Anyway, it was turned home for the third clash to- Three of the eliminated E. weren't Connie as much pect In Julius Sobers of Baltimore, first-string fiingers j of Investigation. Company Engineers; They doing MANY ways he played more a great show. Jones’ long game was night. determined to end the three- will into action against big Both Farm Credit and as could have. but they need more than that to win swing games are expected to prove Administration good they brilliant shots than man in the best in the field, but his short out-of-flve series in short j the for Mr. any order and league batting for the first time this Heurichs Mount Vernon. Mr. matching strategy with flag Yawkey. IN was humdingers. The and Twin Yawkey, the field. He was long and straight game was far away from what It take the league title and a place in year when the Nationals take on the has collected something less It’s hard to place the Red Sox Oaks each has won three games to cash, from the tee. His brassie shots and from 1922 to 1930. And that might the Stanley Cup finals. Indians in New Orleans tomorrow. Miller Furniture unlim- than a ball club. this year, when you stop to think it gain the title round, the former hav- ^keters, pennant-winning his long irons were superb. But when have been expected when you con- Cronin has selected Crowder, Weaver of the Southeast Com- He snatch the banner in another over. They should Own Pilot. ing defeated Simpson's Pharmacy, ited champs may it came to the shorter delicate shots, sider the magnitude of his gesture as Surprise and Stewart for the mound work, Merrick Club and Olmsted Center, face the Lawrence of years, but he hasn't got it Dear out me Boys’ munity couple largely a matter of confidence and combined host and player after four up their 2-1 triumph with the pitchers to toil in the order Grill and Northeast Center The Red Sox of 1934 are going White Sox, the latter having conquered Club, Community yet. steady nerves under fire, his big years away from the flame that bums of Thursday, the Red mentioned and for three each. » Browns and Ath- F'OLLOWING Wings innings a at 8 to be a team, possibly Northeast Boys’ Club by lone point, titleholders, Wednesday night just good break came. "Only the lion rules the but tempers the winning steel. scored an even more In the wind-up of the brief series division team. letics with no surprising Stewart's Pharmacy and St. Stephen’s. o’clock In the Langley Junior High first In the desert's (Copyrlsht. 1004. by the North American when on the land who is whelped upset Saturday they took the Wednesday pitching burden The will be School A dance will fol- The Sox did pick off Grove, and great difficulty. Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) Flashes counting heavily gymnasium. fire.’' Bobby had been away from the second decision, 6 to 3. Even their will be borne by Whitehill, Russell bucolic fireball is their They may beat upon Tony Latona. Bob Schaefer, low. Members of the Lawrence Club the propeller for four It had taken manager, Jack confessed he and Thomas. out flame years. Adams, Twin Oaks’ will be on the side- are to receive miniature balls for best bet for this season. He ought to Cleveland. ace. seven years to temper the true steel. LYNCH HUET. hadn’t expected anything like that. -.- the Northeast C. C. unlim- win 20 for them. He looked The Yanks and MIKE lines with a broken nose, but Danny winning games For the next nine he was the After gaining a 3-2 in their are years edge ex- ited title and Crescent tossers working out here. He’ll take the Senators Kessler, who will replace him, Is junior good major figure in golf. Mike Lynch, Washington’s veteran two-game, total-goal play-off between UNLIMITEDS TO GATHER. are to be rewarded for tak- real for awhile In winning too good, and De- pected to do well. similarly pleasure The absence from distance runner, suffered cuts and the second place clubs, Chicago’s seems a long competitive Teams to in un- With the announcement that the Northeast 145-pound cham- games for Boston, and he won’t be troit Hawks wishing play the j ing play, from heavy pressure, from swap- bruises, but escaped serious injury had to go into overtime to limited division of overworked. The Red Sox have sev- shade better as the District Inde- Everett Russell’s sprained ankle has pionship. ping strokes under devastating fire, when struck yesterday by an automo- regain their advantage last night and eral more to throw in well. The Tigers, pendent League are asked to have j improved sufficiently to enable him southpaws left him unable to meet this side of bile while training on the Speedway. finish the series with a 4-3 margin. at a shot in the there, and several right-handers into Red Sox and In- representation meeting tomorrow j to play, the stock of the G. W. year- Quinn's long closing ; the game—the ability to handle a He was hit as he crossed the street The Maroons had an easier task. night at 8 o'clock at 1332 H has for its battle with tne enabled the Independents to the bargain. d i a n s are s o Their first street lings risen stages i short pitch, a chip shot or a putt after leaving the bridal path. Lynch encounter with the northeast. the Powell A. C. 40-39. The in is the best closely bunched, was Investigation quint, w'hlch will be conquer quint, pitching, fact, the first two days. to run in the District A. A. U. Rangers scoreless and the that it through figures however, meet here this Summer. "breaks,’’ plus the speed -and aharp- ucau Take the case of Horton is nice putting a pistol to your shooting of Karl Robinson, enabled and Smith, bronzed, lean and tem- to pick them to finish three, lour them to take the second and to all competitive winds. game five, respectively. It could be just pered the round, 2 to 1. knew Wood had fin- TERP NETMEN BEGIN. Sandlotters Too Much for But Not in the other way around. He Craig Griffs, ished with 285 after four great to the of Scoring If you judge these things by arith- Aspirants University winds metical progression, Mr. Yawkey's rounds through chilling Maryland freshmen tennis team were and cash will bring a pennant to Boston over a magnificent testing to begin practice this afternoon, but Pro Over Biloxi Team. course. base ball Big Leaguers Tw itchy From Dodging Wild Heaves After 17-to-0 Victory by 1935. He figures to lift his club the Old Line yearling squad Hockey three this If he lifts At the ninth hole Horton was keen will not open work until April 4. R. places year. By the Associated Press. them three more next be out In him home M. (Bunt) Watkins again will tutor a the places year, to 36, leaving par By Staff Correspondent of The Star. risks his ball in a game the rookie moundsmen no real other two turns. Jack Stone, NATIONAL LEAGUE players have further to and with a 72 at 284. His second the froah diamonders. FLATOFFS. — a they won’t any go to win Miss.. March 26 against such if ever. test. The game was mere exercise new right fielder, also swung opposition, the question “can money buy a pen- found a trap to the right. He ex- Chicago 1; Montreal Canadians, 1 A Jot of Nationals are tot- Excepting Heinie Manush, all the for most of the Nationals, but wicked bat. Between his twists block nant?” will be answered to the satis- ploded 15 feet 'past the pin, took his (overtime). (Total goals, two-game tering about today with infielders and outfielders of the there was one on the field actually and dodges at the batting concerned. sank a downhill NINE PUZZLES. in the he smote a and a faction of all time and sloping putt N. C. STATE series, Chicago, 4; Canadlens, 3.) aching backs, the result of Nationals’ swung into ac- fighting tQ retain his place triple single. BILOXI, squad a 4. Montreal New 19.14. by the North American for Maroons, 2; the and in- sun. Ossie veteran of 11 Dave Harris, who always thinks (Copyright. par RALEIGH, N. C„ March 26 UP).— Torlc twisting dodging tion. So did Nick Altrock, who Bluege, Newspaper Alliance. Inc.) ten- more of his than his When he came to the long 500-yard outfield and Rangers, 1. (Total goals, two games, done to escape being beaned by a sisted upon playing first base late campaigns, whose third base fielding With an experimental the uphill seventeenth hole in this last Maroons, 2; Rangers. 1.) brace of wild and woolly hurlers in the All the ure is threatened by young Cecil pinch-hitting power, pulled hurling corps, North Carolina State fray. told, big j he needed a 4-4 to one to the the fray. banner defensive play of the day. round win, 1934 base ball club is about INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE belonging Biloxi Browns. leaguers got a dozen safeties, all Travis, played throughout SEEK DIAMOND DATES. College's all In the fifth frame he in under par. In a fiendish atrocity perpetrated but one off the Biloxi And how he fielded! His play charged | ready to embark on a 22-game sched- FLATOFFS. pitching pair. Unable to home in 2, 40 in the name of base ball the The the way was so much for a liner and without hesitating Silver colored base bailers get yards ule here next Thursday twelfth hit was gleaned off spectacular, Moons, over opening Detroit, 5; Buffalo, 1. Travis will have to the ball to the first base- with short, he played a fine low pitch Washington batters, instead of the Schacht. It was a homer, driven so that young whipped of Baltimore, are after games against Washington and Lee. London, 4; Syracuse, 2 oil for a a mound 10 feet past the (overtime). plate, appeared to be the target of display a Temarkable amount of man to catch a runner nines for the coming sea- high just to left field by Elmer Klumpp, Washington CANADIAN-AMERICAN the the club's bosses in- double play. Dave got a big hand cup. LEAGUE. local hill talent, and It was rookie with two on the hitting ability son. Write William H. Stewart, Jr„ catcher, Biloxi He knew that rode this a some has if the veteran Is to be from even the very biased $1,500 upon Quebec, 2; 1. only miracle that of the runway. Fred Schulte had hit a sist he 648 West Lee street, Baltimore. BRANCHEATT TO COACH. Providence, fans for that. putt, as the last hole was a reason- New American League champions es- homer in the first a ousted. Haven, 4; Boston, 3. round, power- able 4. As cool as the wind that SOUTH BEND. Ind., March 26 UP). paced serious injury. the Griffith is booking no more ful smash to the scoreboard, with Gus Dugas, the boy from Brancheau of Mich., AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. this seemed to come from the barren lands —Ray Monroe, Not until their own A1 aboard. club who be games with sandlotters, trip SOFT BAILEES MEET. " coach, Jack Stone Albany may bought stroked the ball halfback of the 1933 Notre St. a tilt to he took his time, right ; Louis, 3; Kansas City, 2. Schacht, took the hill In the eighth Mark Filley pitched the first five any day to place in the extra out- anyway, but he has added Na- Devotees of soft ball meet tonight along a baffling slope—and in It went. Dame foot ball team, has been named did the batters feel safe frames for the Nationals, then Mike field berth, looked a hitter in his the exhibition schedule. The TONIGHTS SCHEDULE. big-league 8 He had to hole a 5-footer on the last head coach and director of athletics a tionals will the New Orleans in the Hearst Building at o'clock In the Sunday nightmare they Radanovlch finished. Each yield- four times at bat. He banged play In the at New Mex- NATIONAL LEAGUE FLATOFFS. next to for of the sport green—but in it went, also, and physical education won, 17 to 0. It probably will be a ed two hits. The Biloxi batters double and a single and it took Pelicans at Mobile Saturday. plan development —J. B. K. in the wake of smooth, even-putting ico Teachers’ College. to at Detroit. > long time before Clerk Griffith were sc poor the afforded smart plays to him In his S£te 4 ync ni^ Distrlg. ^ jP % 0