Disgusted Uncle Robbie Dean’s Dizziness Is His Self-Confidence, An Aid To Cards In Pinch Hitters BY WILLIAM BRAVCHUK DEBBY BLIMOODS Sends (NBA Serrioe Sport* Writer) J.U Now York, April 1<—Tho St Louis DEAN' Cardinal* aro practically In. You For Herman And O’Doul have It on th'. authority ot Jerome i Herman Doan. Mr Doan lenowo they aro In bccauie ho la going to BY LEO H. PETERSEN pitch them In himself. He admit* (Called Pro*" Staff Correspondent) that, too. Has Better Record Than Favorite New York, April 23—(UP)—The New York Yankees were Ho camo to tho Cardinal* last year Derby * gangling ki t of l» from in sole the American Houston, possession of first place in league to-day, Tox. Ho reported without baggage but the victory that put them there yesterday was a costly of any kind, It being hlo custom then to new shirts one, for it them of the services of Babe Ruth for at buy and underwear as deprived lie went along, leaving the old ones least fe week. hanging on hooks in the hotel clos- ets. Ruth pulled % tendon In hie lett thigh as he attempted to catch Tom their official home opening with « He walked up to Gabby Street, Ollver’e fly In the sixth Inning of the t to 4 victory over the Philadelphia stuck out his hand for the Old Barge Yankee'e 7 to 5 triumph over the Philllee. A three run rally In th< to grasp ond said. "My name's * Boaton Red Box. seventh, featured by Crlts'a home Dean. You can lust call me Dlzxy, Washington'* 5 to 1 defeat at the run, brought McOraw’a men the vic- or DIs*. I'm tho new pitcher from hande of the Philadelphia Athletics tory. Houston.” while Cleveland wae losing to the Pittsburgh and Chicago, who were enabled the scheduled to play the other National Chicago White Sox Gabby gave him the once over. He Yankees othe leader* League game, were rained out. to climb Int was 6 feet 8 3*4 inches tall, and he ship. had a good fast ball and a lot of Cronin Got Homer curves. Gabby decided to give him Lefty Orove ‘held the Senators a taste of the Pirates. safe all the with Cronin’s home ECHOES FROM THE way Dean gave the Pirates three hits. run In the second frame accounting L. I. P. After the game he went to his man- for Washington’s only tally. Grove BANQUET ager In the showers. allowed but seven hits and struck "Those guys," he said, "shouldn’t out six while the A’s to Hadley got “It's S o'clock In the morning, (II have got a hit often me.” for four runs In the first Inning. was nearer four) we danced the Behind the eight-hit of pitching whole night was the sweel This Pat Caraway, the Chicago White through" year, at Bradenton, he was refrain that echoed St Jo- the Sox whipped Cleveland. 10 to 2. The through first to arrive at camp. He told White Sox clubbed harder, Jablono- seph's hall as the L. I. P. bowling the clerk at the Cards' hotel that he wskl and Thomas for 14 hits. members accompanied by theli was "the famous Dlssy Dean." When the The other American League game wives, sweethearts and guests head- team arlved and started work- scheduled: Between the St Louis ed for Home Sweet Home. ing out. Dean went out practice only Browns and Detroit Tigers was post* when the mood seized him. When poned because of rain. Yea sir; we were dog-gone tired he did come out, he showed an The St Louis Cardinals maintained physically but mentally our thoughts amazing ability, but he frequently their lead In the National League by raced hither and thither In sort of a disobeyed the Old Barge's orders for defeating Cincinnati, S to 2. Del- "child, with a new toy” atyle, the Workouts. bert's double after Bottomley and glow of the varl-colored lights, the Finally, after Dean had decided rubber frankfort or as Ed Bobbin career. The regulars are in good l>e Watkins had singled scored the win- entrancing music, the dinner .that would be unable to get to the ■aid, not much for you John, Just a shape. ning tally In the eighth. 8. Johnson made you smack your lips with sat- park one day because he wanted to little boloney; Michael Hop Shcron John Berly, who won IS and and Lindsey held the Reds to four isfaction, In fact "A wonderful time go fishing. Street made up his mind and Anthony Dulikia, recent fathers lost 8 for Rochester last year, is he had hits. was had by all” would not begin to taken enough. were presented with Itcina that every In line for a job as McOraw says ''I don't Flatbusii Farce express our sattsfactoln and appreci- mni him on this ball married man needa when hia wife he sees In the man a BY I/. MAXWELL Brooklyn’s weary Robins mads ation. young rapid- club,” he told Sam Breadon. “Send RIDDLE. Equipoise is the future book fa- happen* to be away, two wash ha- Mae also on their 1921 home debut by taking ly improving pitcher. him anywhere—to Alaska If you (Copyright, 19*1, NEA Service, Inc) vorite for victory May 10, but another lacing, this time at the ■ina, two amall scrubbing boarda, speaks highly of Oayland Turner, want to.” Twenty Grand Is close behind. As toastmaster, Attorney Ed Bob- two Many experts predict that the hands of the Boston Braves, 4 to 0. baby dlnpcra, cltlics pins and n Just In from Bridgeport. An hour after his conference with Twenty Grand lacks the (race and bin was Barnum and Bailey’s circus Old Tom Zachary held the Robins length of clothea line. McOraw Is waiting until April Ereadon, Street bumped into Kentucky Derby May 18 will be symmetry of Equipoise, nor doea and the RKO vaudeville circuit all Dizzy to four hits. Phelps, on the mound 10 to cut down the squad. He Dean himself, playing miniature strictly a two-horse race, and Just as he have the ability to hang to the by himself. Ed's remarks and wit- golf for Brooklyn, turned in a good per- Last but not least or ahould I say wants tq see more of the young in the hotel lobby. Street called him strictly, a family affair. "Sonny’’ rati and the brilliant change of ticisms when handing out the prises formance but his mates continued leaat but not laat, because this con- pitchers. The rest of the team is aside, Whitney has entered his star, Equi- pace that his rival has. He has were a scream, yes, they were two their sloppy fielding, contributing cerna the laat team captained by Don’t Overlook McGraw set. "Listen, Dean,” he spoke In the poise, and the Oreentree Whitneys just one pace, but that Is fast, with screams. have nominated four errors. In the ninth inning John Yanavlch, their, gift, waa a Selection of a pennant-winner In If he can find among the ydung low, husky voice that flu In perfect- Twenty Grand. endurance to back It up. He has ly with the Manager Robinson showed his dis- beautifully engraved loving cup, ha, the National league this year can- fellows two men who can pitch hard-boiled look that Twenty Grand Is a giant son of St fine post manners and breaks well. his gust over the weak hitting of The first team prise winners cap- ha, and in addition to thla the mem- not be made without reference to winning ball against the Cardinals Uobby knows so well how to wear, Germaine and Donus, by All Gold. This cannot be said of Equipoise. don't "sluggers'* by sending In pinch hit- tained by Site riff Jenusaltls received bers constating of Attorney Ed Bob- the former third baseman of the and Robins, Mr McOraw is going you need to come to the ball Standing a full 16 hands, he has The Greentree Whitneys have ters to bat for Babe Herman and gifts as follows, Ed Satula—sllp-on bin, Ed Happy, John. Danlsavage, Baltimore Orioles, who has been to be very hard to get along with park to-morrow. And you don’t the strength and breeding of a great been preparing Twenty Grand for O’Doul. have to come the Lefty sweater; Banker Ed Kaxcmekas-Jen- Joe Yanavlch and Captain John sending a Olant team to the races in the pennant race of 1981. day after that, route runner, plus tremendous speed. the Ketnucky Derby ever since he Close cither. Or the Enough usaltis a balanced mashle nlbllc golf were each presented with a lucky since 1903. day after that. You Mrs Payne Whitney believes that for first went to the post. He has had The New York Giants celebrated can shoot golf or the club, looks like the sheriff is taking rabbits foot and a wish for more McGraw is the man, and since go fishing or do the first time Greentree silks fine and careful training. Mrs )ou like up golf, not forgetting the comblna- luck next season. he took over the team In 1903 anything from now on. Just will triumph in the Derby. Whitney did not believe In jeopard- stay away from n (Ion eye gouger and rolling pin the Giants have finished outside COMBINATION MAJOR the park. And keep Any attempt to analyze the rec- izing the chances of her horse by away from ball that Mrs Jenusaltls received as an of the first division only twlco. my players." ord of Twenty Grand must Include too much work as a two-year old. To the climax and close Inducer to keep the sheriff home cap the McGraw's 1916 team finished in last LEAGUE SCORES a comparison with Equipoise. They Thus, Twenty Grand will be in the BOSTONIANS! L. I. P. bowling season with a bang, The situation Anally wii saved by met three times as —— iii % —■—— ■ nights. place and his 1936 entry was fifth. two-year-olds. best shape at Churchill Downs. a 25-man L. I. P. bowling team will Frisch. After Dean had An- The son of St Germalno won twice, Aside from the running fourth in N ATIO NAL~LKAG V E. tohed^rankle his take on the highly touted champion game, Frisch took him once. In the first of The second prise winners cap- 1916, the Giants under McGraw Dally High—New York. *. Equipoise THE TWO KINDS N. Y., N. H. A Hartford railroad fcSldft, these the Junior Cham- tained by Englnere Joe Stlkllus re- nover were worse than third, where Dally Ltir—Brotklra, 0. meetings, 25 man team to-night at St Joseph's “You’re foolish, my friend,” said Mrs Hatt stopped to talk to her ceived the following, trav- the club wound up last year. the pionship, Twenty Grand surprised Alexaltls, alleys at 8 o'clock. Come on L. I. P. Teams | T. | F. | 8. | S. | M.| T. | W.|To. Fordham Flash. "Gabby Is not friend, and her husband waited at Kankel, Qlos- the betting wise by soundly whip- eling set; bridge set; rooters be on hand with trying to make a out of a short distance. your moral • monkey ping Equipoise. Equipoise had no ky, pen and pencil set; Druggist Bill An Important Finding 8. Tern | 14| 4 T| 0| 4| 1| B| 40 you. He’s to she rejoined him support and win, lose or draw leta trying help you. Come excuse a start. Presently again. Kenausls, a box of will soon be need- He is coming back north after a out except poor show these railroaders a real • On to the park to-morow and “H’m” he commenced, “and what ed good fine season at San Antonio. Boston | T| | S| IJ 4| B| 4| SB Twenty Grand's second victory golf balls; Caut Stlkllus; a beau- time. training apologise to Street. Oet down to was that woman talking about T" tiful bill fold. For One of the Important discoveries of over Jockey Workman’s mount was high average, Phlladel | 4| • | 1| 6| T| ST work and we’ll help you.” “Business,” his wife replied off- the was the gj 4| in the Kentucky Jockey club John Yanavlch received a slip on spring trip revelation, Frisch’s words found response. handedly. • • stakes. This race—a mile, with all sweater, high three strings netted ns far as McGraw is concerned, that Plttab’g | 4| 41 S| B| 81 | | ST Dean went to Gabby with words of “Yes, I know,” murmured hubby colts carrying 122 pounds—Is gen- Vic Qalgot a pen and pencil; Joe Johnny Verges, the lad from the contrition. Gabby told him to sternly; “but whose?"—Answers. Br*klyn • | S4 report erally considered the final test Of Yanavlch, pen and pencil set for I Paclflc Coast League, can play third | 4| S| 4| 10| S| 0J for practice. Since then he has been a Juvenile's worth. The winner high single while the prise of base. • • working like a wire news NEW AIR ROUTES St Loala | S| | T| 1| S| | 8| SO reporter usually In the future book favorite prises was won by Dr Stanesiow for "Verges is the most capable at a boat race. Selected Style No. 1 to win the Derby. The race was a low average. Toastmaster Ed Bob- third baseman I have seen in years," Chicago | S| B| B| 4| *|*|*| Washington—Seven new air mall of TrtE brilliant duel between the two bln called it an astrokan imported McQraw said the other day, "and I Dean ig not a braggart of the Art routes are under consideration by Claela'tl S| • B| 1| T| • | IS horses, and provided fans a thrill- from Egypt and unearthed by ex- DRWER 1$ am confident he will be able to hit | | S| Shires typo. He does not talk, like the postofllce department at present. The ASCOT OHE ing exhibition of fine running. plorers when searching the ruins of .300 in the National League." Totals Shires, for effect. When he spouts They are. Louisville, Ky, to Nash- ••••TrtE I 48] SI 46| SS| 40| 18| 18|SO« The tlmo was 1:36, a full second King Tut, the fur with which this his self-confident assertions, he does ville, Tenn.; Nashville to Fort It faster than the two-year old record, astrokan was lined la from a species r / v l Strength Afield AMERICAN LEAGUE. with the serious air of a man Worth. Kansas to Denver. and the two horses finished lnehes Tex.; City of animal now extinct and Is very That means a lot coming from the Dally High—Chicago. 10. merely letting you In on the facts. Pittsburg to Washington, D. C., He apart. Don Leon broke In front but valuable. old third baseman of the Orioles. Dally Low—Washington, 1. has the self-assurance of a Richmond, to Vt.; Equipoise was at his Va., Norfolk, If Verges bears out his Tunney. Shires’ boasts often were right heels, Richmond to manager's Teams T. F. S. S. T. half. Jacksonville, Fla., Giants this | | | | | M.| | W.|To. empty air, but speech of the Dean and headed him at the Twen- Oomlc winners were as fol- expectations, the year Greensboro, N. C. to Augusta, Go. Gentility is apparent in prise stamp carles ty Grand did not mako his bid until lows; Jonuk It will be much stronger than the team Clevel’d * SO something with it. Lcsunaitls, gas mask, | T| | 11) S| »| B| 3| *h® the stretch. He passed Equipoise at for Bruno was In 1980. Fred Lindstrom will way, has great St Peter’s chair In Rome Is said detail of speaks Itself; Butkos, pa- • faith In his the three-sixteenths post and man- every Ascot play in the outfield, and experiences N. York | 3| | 4| S| B| 1 S| T| S3 pitching prowess. to be the most an- cifier to keep him quiet; John March to hold his Interesting and at San Antonio demonstrated that ”1 wouldn’t be surprised if he did aged lead despite the a of cards to amused; • cient piece of furniture In existence. pack keep Wash'tn | B| | S| S| 8| 1S| 1| SI win 20 games for us, at said closing rush of Workman's mount. A se/ected Bostonian a horn to Freddie can play there with the best that,’’ Stanley Ungls, liven up * rankle. “He not In the Pimlico Futurity, Equi- of them. This leaves Mcl Ott in one Boston * ST only has the stuff, things a bit; Charles Dubauskas, | 1| | B| Q| 1S| S| B| but a Ane beat Grand half a field, with Leach and Allen alternat- baseball instinct—and he poise Twenty by HAVE YOU TRIED style favored for its weed chains to keep his team from • • • The track was a Chicago | S| 1S| | SO refuses to get rattled.” length. sea of >ur further; Lesunaltls, ing on the job. The outfield looks | 0| | 10| fresh killed Individual roaet slipping Billy mud. Twenty Grand, a big horse, •quab broiler with chestnut dress- two cans of should hear vastly better than last year. • • finely tailored lines. In soup, you Detroit | 0| | S| »| S| 4| | S3 Small three-wheeled did not like the Neverthe- ng end all the for McGraw's at the training camp automobiles going. flxlngs 11.01 the story as Bobbin told It; Father Job are Also fresh • being used by squads of Lon- less, he broke In front and held his per plata killed half ear a was to find pitchers and to develop Phlladel 4| | 1| S| 4| B| 18 smart Beaver black or Kaslauskas, laps and diction- f 1| the same ancestral race, findings of advantage until the last 20 yards broiler, broiled, with all fixings | one or two he already had. As the 11 oo per ary, give you three guesses what • * • • the late Professor W. D. or so. At this piste. it St Lonls | B| | T| | | | 18 Matthews, point Equipoise, who arc AI a watch team wends Its way north, be- 0| Pecan tan. they for; Francis, toy don police to speed through dense had got a poor start, came from HOTEL WATERBURY L2 /mu i. comes increasingly apparent that to be on time for bowling; Doctor Totala | 80| 0| 8B| 40| ST| ST| SO|SOO traffic. the rear to win half a this task has been accomplished. by length. Other* at S5.85 to S10- 8elens, a pair of roller skates to go chance that Harold all the way down the alleys and not lorn hokum There is a good Just four or five feet past the foul Schumacher, 19-year-old Milligan make a start- line; Al Bronsky, a double- College graduate, may Judge has the seated ash tray to add to his collec- ling pitcher. McGraw says he that "he will the ex- UpSON. S^Ol-ET^Ig. tion of ash trays; Ed Happy Lasky stuff and get and Billie Dnbauskas as twin IStli perience very shortly." Jurors In the recent trial received suitable mementos; Bill Shukattls, a Helped by Bender rubber cigar; John Butch Stokes, a LeRoy Parmelee's development was held up slightly because of lameness, but he made the trip north with the regulars. Under Chief Ben- NASH der's coaching Parmelee has over- come some of the wildness that thus far has hampered his big league I °F6rlFiner Performance —DriveiThislCar

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