f Nationals Enter Streti?h in Camjp Work: ANorthern Collfege Nines £Hart South This Week GRIFFS. TEAM WILL BE PRIMED SPEAKERSAVESTHEDA'I SLATED TO PLAY 0 UTFIELD FOR j PIRATES' 1921 ROSTER [ HOLY CROSS WILL PLAY ^-1920 Becort-% PITCHERS. Bats.Throw*. BatCg. Pitch**. THE Hits Home Ban in Ninth to Ti "Babe" Adams E R .140 .."07 1U. .5IJ» AT C. .371 GAME SATURDAY SEASON R R START Carlson TO Harold Wilbur Cooper R L .--1 .013 and Indians Then Karl Eberhard L R .13- .4S1 Giants, Charles iilazner R It .337 .700 Slot Wi nTiinrr To 11 tt Earl Hamilton L H .140 .435 BV H. C. BYRD. uvk ff iuiuug AHUJI .007 Games Will Be ait Last Four Frank Herbst U It .343 TV T n Played Tampa Days John Hollicgsrwortb.. R R N.R. N.R. ORTHERN' collrsre base ball ines begin coming south this week, DAUjAS, Tex., March 21..Trl t .. m k urn ^.iu» if k It NiK. I and before another Monday has succeeded today* the diamond Week and Contests Are Listed Speaker inserted a home run into th I/oo MAntrum. K K .239 .4-1 \| i of Many proceedings between the -Giants an John Morrison K K .11*1 .667 season will be in fall swing. Siaturday's merry-go-round at the Clevelands yesterday afternooi Rimer Ponder R K .110 -423 lie and he hammered it at a Prow Rader Ij I« N.R. NR. University could hadlv be dignified by calling it a real game, CiallaudetCatho[ for Jaunt Homeward. very ar N.R. N.R. nothing like as and the advent of the 2 to 1, and victoriou George good material, northern teams apparently OA.TCITEK8. marks the real c>f the BY BEN M AISi THOMPSON. Speaker rame to bat to open th R R 104 .972 practically opening spring schedules. Princeton. Rill Ilaeffner I rnca n n .1 1 n«t*n r« i ^ ninth. After some few preliminarle Cliff Lee R R -237 .074 Vale. New York University, Holy U.1M jL/vio»Tai t men TAMPA. Fla.. March 21..Tod.iy the Nationals entered upon their he lifted the ball over the right flel Walter Kehmidt R K -277 .971 southern nines within the next lew d .980 ays. final week of training at theiir spring camp for the pennant race in fence and tied the game into a kno Sam Wilson H R .306 Not many moments later the worl INFIRLPKRS. New York University will be the i booked with the Cardinals In the American League with c very prospect that Wednesday, April another counter an Clyde Bam hart Ij R .322 .910 first northern nine to in champions got R .252 .99s play the] Alexandria. won 3 to 2. George Cntshaw R south this year. The Oothamites are : 13. will find them fit and ready fo r the curtain raiser with the Boston by Charles Grimm Ij Ij -227 .996 >3fearly 12,000 persons witnessed th listed for ca.mes with Trinity Col- i An rnrly Kapler and a remarkably With the in Walter Maranville.. R K .2*50 .94* legre at Red Sox at the Georgia avenue grounds. batterymen contest. James Tierner R R -335 .936 Durham today and tomor- j warm February and March, are R. H. 1 Harold R R .9150 row, with North Carolina University about earlier college basebringing-ball condition, it is expect that the intraclub games betweenunicdOpTflund Americans 3 4 'Praynor 961 at formly good George Whit ted R R .2*56 Wednesday Chapel Hill, with than usual. It has been a long time the first and second teams the last four days of this week will put the New York Nationals 2 0 Pierre Works Ij R .305 .976 Thursday at Davidson, withI>avidsonsince the weather was so favorable veterans in for the ja unt northward, starting a week from Batteries.Coreleskie, Baphy. Odenwald nr OUTFIELDERS. North Carolina State Friday at I for diamond at time of tip-top shape Barnes at practice fhjs at Fla.. and fourteen contests, two O'Neill. Nnnamaker; Ryan. Nehf, Carson Bigbee Ij R -2*0 -9<1 ltaleiKh and with William and Mary year. today Davtona. comprising including E. Smith, Snyder. « KU K at Williamsburrr Saturdav. i ivith the New York National Max Carey ;*W with the Philadelphia and seven League Bill Hinchman R R -1SS N.R. Holy Cross begins Wednesday to \otuitkNtnndiru; the Iam of LtJC«y. teams. John Mokan R R .303 .9SL. j play grames down this star of Tii o li 351 way. having shortstop last year, it is said TRIPLE . ... .980! RUTH'S BESTlS jnuiuvr ouiuiua u ( contests that day and with that Catholic. has a won 70 Thursday University tomorrow the drill that pitted McBrlde and Attroek The Pittsburgh IMmte.s in 1020 and William and who is to Today and with a J Mary and likely plav just asyoungstercrood in effeet will pre. against Johnson and Martin. The for- AND 12,000 ARE UNHAPPY lost 75 games, finishing fonrtb, f»or- j the Worcester t^am off ball. T>e Schedule heretofore «»f .513. The team hit .257 and Randolph-Macon;lays Nault, who starred in foot Wednesday, wher im^r pair won. j>iac geiung arouna in NEW OR March 21.Be for vantage field-j but comes here to hall, is a brilliant vail, but. beginning '111 and Johnson 113. while Nick shot LEANS. ed for 071. ! Saturday playFriday.} making: showintr. the first of the Vannig.ir.-Kegulat about 12,000 fans, greatest crowd tha The Pirates joined the Natrona! league in Catholic University. He seems to be by far the best of the the athletes 13r> and Mike 141. ever a came the last new gajiea is to be played, one-time witnessed ball in t"hi 1SS7, being, next to the Rrooklyns, J TiKeni and Vale Coming. members of the Brookland nine. not DC 10 cm anv Cy Swain, Washington Yankees defeated th club admitted into the organization. Will requiren into the hotel and city, the New York in Princeton and Yale are in the south work, their activities being pitcher, dropped Brooklyn Hobins for the third, con Durint: their career of thirty-four years Opening- of the \aral Academy sea itself, withimuninsthe fanned with some of the older the National league the I*irates have won this week. The Timers po to Saturday will be interesting to son to the game confined Swain's secutive time here yesterday after and lost games, ranking third in of yesterday. principalplayers runs Tom 2.253 2.025 for a those following Navv ha?5f» hall r»ot customary hour preliminary claim to fam« is that he discovered noon. 8 to 5. Pour off Phil the lifetime standing, with a percentage of Priday contestCharlottesvillewith lips, a pitcher borrowed from th Virginia and come back this way only hwause it is the first contest, exercise.<'iiff Blankenship. the catcher sent to .527. ari'l probably a real tost of merit, Third Bate 1 nrrrtnin. Johnson at New Orleans club by Robbie, in th Officers are: Rarncy Preyfuss, president; Saturday to open up the season Only corral Weiser, Idaho, of Yankee vie manager; S. K. Watters, at Vale is but because there is considerable of third base, teen ajro. Bixth kept the string George Gibson, Annapolis Saturday. withNavy With the exception years [ flf: lories intact. manager. businessdown at Macon for a week's train- conjecture about tho quality of man the line-up for the Nationals of 1921 {Copyright. 1921.) wh«» will bo developed to tako being But while the Yankees won, an RICK AKD CLYDE MILAN. lng and Friday and Saturday meets already has been selected there were a number of extra bas g LEFT TO RIGHT.IM FKY 1,E WIS, SAM two of the strongest collegiate place at shortstop. Milner Milnor'slas' identical with that which defeated hits, the crowd left the grounds with in the south in Alabamaaggregationsyear possibly was the best collcjr* the Phillies here Saturday. The fight BALTIMORE POLY WILL man in the position. has That Puzzle out seeing Babe Ruth drive the ba 11 Polytechnic Institute and University for the far-corner assignment Plays over the field wall or the cen of Alabama. Delaware College plays with right TWICE who developed into a two-man affair, ter field fence. PLAY CENTRAL Virginia at Charlottesville Thursday Ktiyk. wan rnptnfn of Frank Eilerbe tentatively picked and HV BILLY KVAXS=== KAI.TTMORE. March 21. Two and Johns Hopkins meets the Orange nine this spring and the Virginia'shost Shanks offering the In the second inning Ruth bumpe Central Hiph School of catcher in tb.o has been Howard Does it make any difference if the a triple into the right field crowi parries with and Rlue on Uambeth Field Saturday. university, and standing about an even have been scheduled for Georgetown will its season barred bpea use he played summer call. contentionbatsman swings at an illegally but it was not a real hit, as the ba! andlot Washington of Raltimore open ball. the S of S team Chance of getting base ball of erod ball? We will assume there are would have been easily caught b Doings Players tho next Monday with the University now Hank is a far better delivi Institute. The first will Right runners on first and second. The Griffith if the fleld>had been cleareti. L... Polytechnic Pennsylvania on the Hilltop. player than the governor. He bo hero April 9. and the Catholic Universitv. with a one- fielder, taking into allroundpitcher, while standing about a foot R. H I played 19. OFFICIALS ARE CHOSEN is a better in front of the 8 10 s < Athletic Association base in Washington, April secondsided victory over Gallaudet, .has his ability to handle hunts, the rubber, delivers Sew York Americans ILL MALONE, bcss of the Clarendon ball freshmen also will be within the next considerationball to the batsman. It goes over Brooklyn Nationals 5 11 Marylandtwo games five days FOR RIO TFN FOOT RAI I an important part "of a third r S team, took his to Lyon Field for a quiet by Poly during its sixteen-game besides the- one here with Holy Cross. is one of the craftiest the heart of the plate about waist Batteries.Mays. Piercy and Srhang. Hoff charges yesterday encountered work: "o«n season. The Brooklanders go to Norfolk baseman'sis high, but the batsman does not oiler Pfoffbr PhillftMi urn! KniMcr. and his Federals in CHICAGO. HI . March 21 .The base runners in the game, which tice hour, hut found Mana Johnson chesty pracger Thursday and Friday to play the who will the of play in which at it. The team at bat calls attention Comforter Roy Scoots grovcrn western officials department knows to the fact that the was not At Orange, Tex.. possession of the grounds. Tht: trespassers refused to vacate unless Holy Naval Training School nine twice. foot hall contests this fallconferencehave Eilerbe is most deficient, and pitcher R. H. Ir the Christ Child nine. 7 to 5. University of Maryland is not to been announced. his less on the rubber. The umpire. In the 8 1 so crowd was foreed to accommodate them. When the hit well. vanquished more base ball than St. Loais National* 5 licked, Malone's Both teams open its season until next Monday, Col. Haekett will ret as referee of does meantime, had declared the a 11 1 _i__ _r u_4.* 1 .i a , rival. In hitting alone pitch Philadelphia Americans 4 sniUKC ui name ncdicu il was ^discovered that Clarendon had won its Plprtown Juniors want games with when it meets C. U. at American the the Monocan,experiencedbut it balk and sent the runners to second class. chieaero-Northwestern *mrne. Eilerbe outshine and third. The delivers the Batteries.Walker. Reveer© and Clemson first of the season, 13 to 2, and the Federals were not in sight. teams in the sixteen-year-old L#eagrue park. The College Park men Mirhigran-Ohio StatoPurdue-Maroon.and a overlooked, that pitcher Moore. Perry and Perkins. game Send challenges to Manager H. B. ts fact, generally im- next ball from the same position. The are looking around for two practice Minnesota-Michigan cames. Joe Rhankfi last season showed great Clubs interested should Cheseldine, 1002 13th street this week with or will average team at bat rushes from the bench At Ilomton. Tex.. The victors slammed the offeririgs supported. games independent handle tho annual Mapidsohn with the flail, his in fe- communicate with Charles R. soldier teams. Probably tlu* Baltimore between Illinois and provement he ever to protest again. This time the R. H. 1' of Pitcher Clarke for nineteen Grier, southwest. Ohio struirjrleState Of around .270, the best 44 1 was 4205 Illinois avenue, I Renroc Athletic Club will hold a and Ohio division team and Walter Kekersall will referee the the man swings and hits the ball tobats'the Oetroit Americans (2d team) ties, while Von Herbulis holdi ng telephone S Camp being recorded, despite Houston (Texas Leagtie) 0 8 Federals to five bloi bia 710S-J, or at H. A. French & Co.'s, Kocn Kolt moatintr tnnicht at oVIarlr Meade will be played. frame between Michigan and of shifted aroundcompiled.! shortstop, who makes a bad throw the measly Columva All members is handicap being ! to the runners on second Batteries.Danss, Cole. HolHngs and Baasler Furr. Homsberger and Druckenmdl- 424 9th street, telephone Franklin in Ingram gymnasium. George Washington due to g#»t its and the Illinois-MichigranWisconsin one to the other. the plate, are team out a from position batting and third scoring and the batsman Woodall, Barefoot, Nichols and Griffith, Wrigh u ler were the batting (lemons of t.he 6764. expected to report. Friday, having contest contest. Another aspect of Shanks' three wallops caoh. must be taken into going to second. What about the two At Bogalusa, La.. winners, petting: Which H. I The imposing: array of umpires is that the runs-batted-in plays? R. 5 V on r-...... considerationof his It la I to Batter. St. Loots Americans 7 7 'i eluded SherifT Clements, Count shows a large percentage record p Sew Orleans (Southern) 2 9 5 Herbulis, Police Court Judge Gl<)tht blows to be of the timely variety. If a batsman fails to offer at a ball as I Batteries.Shocker and Serereid; Coulbert> and Artie Waters. In addition. Howard's reputation pitched while the pitcher is not on Doldsmith and Maurice hitter is well established, balk if men are Biggins, Smith, Deberry. Aloygius Club has appointed a spring the rubber it is a Wolfe, former Toronto Internatioi so, taking everything into on the bases. If he elects to hit at At San Antonio, Tex.. it be said that Hank has a is R. H. 1s League pitcher, manager of its b! may consideration.such a pitch whatever happen* ball team. Candidates for the n me chance with the South The runners were entitled to F>etroit Americans 20 20 0 iQsA1M0V' flfty-flfty legal. the campaign San Antonio (Texas Leagoe) 0 3 4 are to report at a meeting to be h Carolinian of starting score and the batsman was entitled the clubhouse at 8 o'clo at third. to advance to second. Batteries.Leonard. Kbrake. 8Uwart an d in tonight Fow Likely to Be Kept. Manion ; Baldridge, Zimmatore, Cochrahun an d Qnlney Athletic Club blanked 1 White. 4 to in 1the - that it now seems assured Rockfords, 0, yesterday, , The fact first game of the season for b< or Shanks will At Fort Worth, Tex.. uniL Ellerbe that either R IT I5 teams. A third-inning rally that n or the berth does not necessarily .' land 7 14 ted three runs clinched tho game for b the rincinnati Nationals... \ Bean that Deeby Foss will get rookie 4 12 Quaes. Between them Beail a.ml Americans i of cardinalsIuy I Chicago McBride has until the first r>|tho held tho losers to two hiits. gate. his mind Batteries.Fleher, Brenton and Wingo; Kerr_ I Zimmerli the month to make up g'l..1 lahl.al. nl h. . ^ ^ ,1 this indicates ! Bodge and Schslk, Ijeei. xygg-vrsv AUiiruc viuu ujjttiivu ii.^ o< I Whether youngster From son with a 7-to-6 victory over 1patho c f to warrant being Obtain ws nough promise Toporcer Syracuse At Hot- Springs, Ark.. and probably -will reserve Uis it n ij Commerce Athletic Club nine. 1^ho the la*t moment in ordercarried. Several :Pittsbontb Nationals 9 15 2 game was decided in the last inning. until decisionInternational, Giving 2 9 2 to see as much of him as possible. To Boston Americana Mnorth and Park View, nilles date the Tampan's showing has been Players and Cash. Battertm Glaoncr. Yellowborae, Morriso« would like to hear from four otl encouraging, but instances are md Wilson, UlfgiDs; Jones, Bash, Meltike ssd teams willing to form a league with where recruits looked greatfrequentin ORANGE. Tex.. March 21..George ELuel. Its field at Crant Circle. A good d t practice contests, where there was Toporcer. an infielder. who wears mond is under construction at 1iathe n At Beaumont, Tex." W. rl thenvwv.. hlAOT.w.. tin-r in circle and a would be w"Cll ulilq at i » »« while playing, and who has R H ]g league games. Remember Ike spectacles Roetoo Nationals 3 10 i t Championship the been at camp since the outset, has 0 Davis? This .youngster from been obtained from the Syracuse club Besnmeat (Texas League) 27 coast to be a real find at the Scott and O'Neill, Gil appeared two of the International League by Batteries.Oeschger. the training camp in Augusta St. Louis Nationals in exchange for sen; Baiter, Heine end Kelly. ago. on'.jf to -prove a complete a cash years several players and At Las Calif . cast In a real sjme, where his Angeles, R. H. 1c. | so on his mind consideration. I preyed 4 ' ^EnclisiT^ two right-handed Nattcfoale 8 could cover a yard responsibilitiesof Syracuse gets Chicago clothes jus ! that he not pitchers. Frank Dodson. from Fort Los * ngelea (Pacific Ooast League).. 8 7 you a -your or hit a basket bail with Buy ground Smith, and Walter Schultx, St. Louis, Batteries.Alexander, Cbecrse and O'Farrel tennis racket. . and Earl Adams, an inftelder. The Lyons, Thomas and Stallage. Fobs seems to be a fair enough also are to release other Ovals locals At La.. won select r and possesses Laka ild wife i Selder undoubtedly The amount of cash Charles, natural ability, but to Syracuse. players K. H. 15 youi | Siuch hittjng involved was not made public. , 12 18 1 ^CIQARETTES^ t What he will be able to accomplish The Cards will make no further Indianapolis (American Aass.) fire is He is not third base- Philadelphia Americana (2d team)... 2 18 wader problematical. overtures to Milton Stock, Batteries.Jones, Stryksr and Dlzsa; Hadj. Next time eery fleet of foot, nor is he liberally man. and Jack Smith, outfielder, who you buy endowed with the dash and spirit. aefc, CQappey and Styles. clothes as c'arcre ball rise are hold-outs. in and ask {or Without which few players At Calif . go Select-your Peooas. cigarettes, ^ hove the mediocre. R. H. 1 >x Browns Release Pitcher. Chicago Nationals (2d teem) 7 11 °i Ovals. It's a as would chooi /i Grig to Let I'p on Golt. March 21..Steve Seattle (Pacific Coast League) 15 15 English fully you | Starting today President Griffith BOGALUSA. La.. the Farrell, a pitcher, has been released Batteries.York, Freemen, Wearer er habit, to cut down generous Haute of the Three-I League Gooses: Schorr. 8warts. Francis and 8pencef mighty good Slans of hours he has been al>wanceto Terre Tobln. wife-it Louis Americana. pays, to golf and take up in earnestdevotingthe by the St. English Ovals arebecause task of assisting UcBride in the At GalTCston, Tex.. v v of the players' training, in direction TWICE R. H. 1 a to Goebel and Lamotte G.U. WILL BEMET Gilmtn (Ttni 2 S Bj mighty good cigarette. giving addition Boilon National! (2d tram) 0 4 1 Hade KorrU k Co.. Ltd. ^ou want clothes that iml designed to improve them by Philip Suggestions BY TECH NINE J and O'Brirj in DaiilDK ana cwvnin^ luijiiuu-' auu GEORGIA Battrrira.Glenn. oily, Koltbt Fobs in the line points of infielding. ATLANTA. March 21..Georgia Lapon, Wiley; Filling! m. McQuillan and Gowd to ' adddistinction Griff alms to drill the pitchers in the Tech's base ball team will visit At Wichita Falla, Tex.Wichita Fal yourapj. rt of bunting and further develop ington April 2Z and 26 for gamesWash;with (Trial League), 5; Kanaaa City (American A them in acquirement of a change ol; Georgetown University. Navy will be aociatlon), 2. ance and that will wear i)earvell. pace, this being particularly true ol played at Annapolis on April 27 and llogridge and Ej-ickson. the following day the Yellow Jackets At MoMla, Ala..LouiaTille (American Am Both of these dingers have aboil! will encounter the University of elation), 2; Mobile (boathem AeeoeUttoe), verything needed in the way oi Maryland in Baltimore. peed and curves to make them really Twenty-three games have been Clothes combine great moundsmen except an ability tc ranged for the Tech tossers. Six of TEN-MILE BIKE EVENT Stratford 4 mix 'em up. This applies especially 1 thpm will hp nlnvpfl nn fnrelsn fields.ar| r- f to Brick, who boasts of a barrel ol WILL BE HELD APRIL: allwool int peed and one of the widest-breaking style, fabricsandj will have hooks ever developed, but has failec[ PFEFFER IS TWIRLING Local bicycle riders li . to acquire the knack of catching chance to show their speed April i revealed hatsmen off balance by using varying ON THE LEHIGH NINE when the second annual ten-mi workmanship by degrees of speed. Griff's attention also will be devotee1 BETHI-EHEM, Pa.. March 21.. handicap and sprint-cycle races wl to instructing the moundsmen in th<.. With the arrival of W. T. "Bill" be held on the polo grounds spee< niceties cut risk , O'Neill, the Canadian lacrosse many of andfii business of holding very necessary work in three branches way In Potomac Park. Entries a runners on the bases, and is using Jot tor. active men1 con I of sport is now in full swing at ready filed promise interesting: Acosta as an example, the Cuban hav lacrosse petition. Vincent Masslneo, 19! a ."motion to first" which does no high. These are base ball, ! tag and track, to which tennis soon willLel District sprint champion; Harry Hig are reason- permit of a big lead being obtained1 and a of Western Union Con always be added. squad They off him. Johnson, for al his wonder Pfeffer. former Tech pany cyclists will be among tl ful accomplishments in the box, neveir Dave High racers. , School player of Washington. Is one and ;on has become skilled at disoouraginj: Entry blanks for the events ma priced of 'he leading candidates for Blab ahlj satisfacti base the an<~1 running: by opposition. was one of the be had of Joseph N. Komm, at 101 the same is true of Shaw. Fran!( work. He regular liurlcrs last season. Sth street. Brower is to receive a lor of tutor » guaranteed. ing: in thi# angle of the pitching art t Bike Star Is Reinstated. He needtf it more than any of th<2 NEW YORK. March 21. Edouard others. j Horemans. the Belgian billiard Alfred Goulett, six-day bicycle rid arrived here today from the west who conducted "outlaw" races here ar Great Game on l.lnka. pion, chamj in has been in It to the best. 18.2 balk line match Chicago, placed got the movies, fishing and gol . to begin his 4.M10 pays buy Church, with Jake Schaefer, who defeated him standing by the Cycle Racing Associ; pecupied the attention of the athlete:, in their last meeting here. tion. between meals on the Sabbath, whib, j the nearby alligator farm attracted ~ number of the idle players. The mos t 0 potable golfing ev»-M was OlKb Daily Uwtll P. M. Saturday p. . CohnRissman&Co., 1. ~ Chicag At the Stgm mt the Mi Wonder What Herts Will Say Today j / ^ j .... Jit IN THE MAElI1G OF STRATFORD CLOTHES 1SVERY DETAIL IS '' Celehratir,'.g Our OF MAJOR IMF'ORTANCE. THE POCKETS. FOR INSTANCE. IN ALL / fXt^ \ STRATFORD TliO USERS ARE DOUBLY REINFOlICED TO PREVENT L Wk! * \ ©CB. *Co, 1»J1 THREAD-BARE ITEAR AT THAT POINT. ALSO. TH.E CROTCH IS REIN- * FORCED WITH CLOTH. A DOUBLE CROTCH IS ACTUALLY MADS 281Lh , \ AND LIFE OF THE Kstabllahml 18M. Spring Opening TO DOUBLE THE STRENGTH TROUSERS. , .It would give us great pleasure to Jl IL . come you to our opening and to show wel:you r \ the wonderful new fabric:s for Spring. '£ .This display will emphasize more than si rrrs I to new we are u ! IWe invite you view the Stratford Styles which rlow * ever the ability of this h

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