22 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAB. WASHINGTON. D. Q. MONDAY, MARCH 24. 1924. SPORTS. Bluege s Base Ball Career MayBe Ended: Johnson Due for Another Good Season " TYGERS OFF TODAY FEAR FOR FUTURE BASED [ BEUEVE IT OR NOT , —By RIPLEY | RETAINS HOPE OF PLAYING " ‘ ON TOUR FOR WEEK ON RETURN OF LEG INJURY - - ON A FLAG-WINNING TEAM

t , DETROIT. March 24.—The Detroit " Americans today begin a week’s swing Fourth Collapse of Ailing Knee Indicates It Never through the Carolines, playing exhi- Waller Pays Great Tribute to Ruel in Asserting bition games with the Toronto Inter- Will Be Sound—Five Games Listed for This national League team. Today's game Muddy Receives Him as Well as Any Catcher Is being played at Greenville, S. C. Week—Speece Disciplined by Harris. Nothing has been heard at the Au- Washington Club Ever Had. gusta, fia., training camp of the Tygers from Emory Higney. short- stop, who now is at Rochester, Minn., BY JOHN B. KELLER. , undergoing diagnosis of a hip ail- BY JOHN B. FOSTER. Manager Kig- ment. Cobb believes superb Fla.. March 24.—Although the surgeons who made an ex- ney will be ready to play when the Fla., March 24.—Walter Johnson, that old pitcher of TAMPA,amination yesterday of the injured knee of Oswald Bluege,,infielder season opens. TAMPA,the Washingtons—and he is not called old on account of his age (kings with the Nationals, will not commit themselves definitely, they have Clubs Are Idle. but with that endearment that goes among old fellows when they CHICAGO. March 24.—Chicago’s hinted that the Chicago hoy. expected to develop into the best meet as the most ball player of the tans in this par; one of hopefuls in the friends—is admired players League, of for American National of in the American may he out base ball some time. League pennant chases were idle yes- the world. When Bluege limped from the field after twisting his left leg during a terday, the orte because Sunday pro- This player, who is to the pitchers what Napoleon Lajoie was to the turn at bat in Saturday’s game with the Cardinals, it was first thought hibited practice In Florida, and the inficlders, the star without a pennant, is the guest of honor at Tampa other because bad weather placed a a athlete. the knee trouble that kept him out of action so much last year had re- whenever there is function that admits of a speech by- an black mark against the California has been make turned. That was diagnosed as a torn tendon, but now it is believed climate. Johnson coming here for many years to the first ad- Bluege may have a floating cartilage, which will need a deal of treatment Both will be in action today, how- vances toward unshackling his arm for a winning season, and while there and time to remedy. ever, the White Sox against tfie Bos- have been plenty of winning seasons for him personally, Washington has It will he ton Nationals at Winter Haven, and yet to gain the pennant that Johnson ought to have to crown his career. recalled that Bluege experienced trouble with this same the Cubs facing the Portland Pacific n - knee before coming to the Nationals. He wrenched it while playing with Coast leaguers at Stockton. ai»n» un mi? season as ui mvi, 'l'aiivt-.! unokT »> 1 Peoria, in Harry methodically as ho has started those ington Kicked its chances away the Three-Eye League, and again while with Minneapolis. And Grabiner, secretary of the that now history. at is en to over other seasons are that is, too many of them. Cleveland last summer Ossie’s trick limb went back on for the Sox. route north talk Ho Is as hopeful as ever and as pa- Vet he that him with Comlskey the matter of it cannot denied Wash- third time. He returned to the game a leg re- Owner tient as ever with his arm. Os ington is a hands like after brief rest, but the releasing a few youngsters have course, team with fused to who there is nobody who knows, not even gels a; stand up, and more treatment was necessary. ques- failed to make the grade. hams because it more whacks Now it is Johnson, whether that arm. which the than rivals, Griff says tionable whether he will be of any weeks, (ilants ball its ¦ value to the Nationals for some Tackle liooaier*. has been the marvel of the base ball they will Held better this year. If if at all. year NEW YORK. March 24 —The Giants world after year, will prov* as i they do. and continue, to handle as, Hast fa.II Bluege was told he might cntly has a great deal of mechanical clas with Indianapolis today at effective as it was in 1923. Vet it is i much on the field, maybe they will undergo ability as a pitcher and may develop a fair to predict that opposing bats- to feed in the V;*.- an operation upon the knee Plant City. Fla., in the first of men be the dark horse which, if into a moundsman above the big; series games during had better be very careful how bin. successful, would remove league well of exhibition the they try to take kee oat trouble for average if his disposition im- final of their Florida training. liberties with it. (Copyright, 1921.) ,tho itll time, but if un- The man who has struck out over successful probably proves. Ho showed courage Satur- Brooklyn meets Milwaukee at Pol- would perman- day 3,000 batters an ently retire him from base ball; or when sent into the game in the metto today. still is atlilef.. There to niassago treatment and ninth inning-. The bases were must be a tremendous reservoir of submit a loaded The Yankee* gorged their fifth Pel- strength carry leg oast with Cards and a hit migrht have at yesterday, within him. How liberally duckpin the in a until it was if--a.ii meal New Orleans he has upon D. c. event meant an extra-inning game, if Thompson, fieorgia drawn it! And vet it strengthened. Bluege elected to try not J1 to 2. Bernice responds defeat for the But generously when tha’t big the cast and hobbled about on Nationals. the Tech youngster, allowed the Pelicans arm underhand (linger gave innings. swings from the shoulder down crutches for weeks. cast Jim Bottom- but one hit In eight side TO START APRIL 17 After the ley, at a rate his and another hatter falls prey was removed, he did special training who hatted .371 last to Five Flinger*. to in year, nothing much, to strike at and Phil* Fire the man who never Quits. a Chicago gymnasium and reported Marsh to camp with the St. Louis slugger dually tapped PHILADELPHIA. 24.—The the Tampa the trick Philadelphia thirteen Two Johnsons Needed. Washington Duckpin apparently lv. an easy chance toward Harris. Nationals have The A.-socia- knee O. The pitchers at Leesburg, Fla., at least Were there two on I He went along in great style National manager thinks much of Johnsons the tion will hold its annual tourney at until Speece’s five of whom will be released before Washington team might a ' j Saturday, when warning, the pitching ability, but is in- Phil- It win Grand Central alleys, starting without sistent that the Omaha the opening of the season. The championship by sheer force of pitch.-"the trouble returned. The joint was N- product, as Leesburg Ins', provided the well as the of the squad, lies meet the Cardinals at team were a wee : April 2S. This was decided yesterda: ray Saturday night and the developed others fol- today. bit over average in ¦ at piale code of the the other re- ; a meeting of the association at yesterday indicated that the low the camp. Philadelphia yester- spects. a strong Thirty-one leagues was The Americans That's claim to i j the Recreation. hurt more serious than at first day met of the make, yet one entirely ! represented twenty voted suspected. An their first defeat and within were and excess of fluid was re- training season, the Baltimore Inter- reason, of , th>- Grand fo~ the examining because the success a i for Central and eleven vealed. but surgeons nationals winning, 3 to 2. pitcher is not to be gauged alone the King Averages on of opinion the FIRPO WOULD COME BACK the hv | Pin. which were the that trouble Hrdgood 1* Ailing Again. number of victories as '(classification will he based clos' v more than one the ho wins was of so-called jinx victories would have in- (April 11 and the entry list on April water-on-the-knee, so common TO BECOME FILM ACTOR CLEVELAND. March 24.—The creased been in foot trailed Phil Bedgood last sea- in number had ne been plac- | 16. ball and base ball. Baking of the By iho Associated Pre*. which ing with a better of association joint to do away son apparently is following the big team. 1 All of the officers the with the excess erf BUENOS AIRES. March Johnson paid a great ' were re-elected, with the cxoeplioi fluid has ordered, but it 24.—Luis Cleveland Indian pitcher again. A tribute to been is high- Firpo, rtuel when he that young vice president. Arthur Urban re- ly probable a more treat- the Argentine heavyweight, turned ankle suffered at Hot Springs to declared jof that serious preliminary man have handled him as placing Greer of the Cary Ice Cream possibly recently kept him from condi- fully success- ment. the operation that who announced that be developed as any catcher who haw been I League. The new constitution was > Bluege sidestepped last fall, tioning there. Now he has only briefly considered, at a will be would retire from the ring after his sore keep him enlisted with the Washington club. but necessary. a shoulder which will Somehow, it meeting of the next forthcoming with out of the line-up a seems to have been association Sun- Surgeons bout A1 Ritchie, is at least week. over- day gone .. Sot Optimistic. year was from looked that Hue! w-as the busiest it will be over in detail. willing to return to the United States Last he handicapped catcher Earle Stocking is very There is a chance, of course, that the start by sickness. in the American league last President to become a movie; year, but when Johnson spoke desirous that the heads of leagues the baking process may be fully suc- actor. Face Hard Week. of him Card* so warmly his record was not represented yesterday attend cessful and permit Blucge’s return Luis has cabled a Los Angeles unearthed. Sunday's game ST LOUIS, March 24.—The St. Louis It showed that 528 next session. to the after a few r days of rest, company asking if the offer of J210,- major Ruel had put-outs be as FARIE Nationals face a hard week of m 1923. record for the league. He The tournament promises to a but to that the examining surgeons 000 made to competition. Starting tomor- a matter not so optimistic him while he was in league had 146 assists, which is record-breaker in the of par- ¦%re as Trainer Mike the oppose the Phila- another ticipants. i' Martin and some others vitally in- the United States to appear on the row. Cardinals league record. He played in 138 yAW>s lK SECONDS. phia Nationla and on succeeding days, games, being 400 . terested in the welfare of the club. screen still was open. If it Is, his Brooklyn second in that column. The nil-star team of howlers, se- tfr the Chicago White Sox, And Johnson is only Bluege’s seems not member trouble to be too message said, he was willing to Dodgers, Washington Senators and the lected by Washington associa- deep by OR SNOW SHOES. of the Washingtons who has the seated to be corrected meth- accept it. Otherwise, he declared, he \VT rL the Boston Braves, ending the week’s praise tion. will have the Roanoke aggre- ods applied externally. for Europe Saturday with Bradentown for Ruel. Most of the Senators be- gation as its next opponents. The intended to sail next exhibition they have While Doc Prothro, Memphis grad- month. of the Florida State League. lieve the league's coming first five games of the match will uate. who seems destined to start at catcher in Ruel. Griff scored well in be rolled in the Virginia city next third base for the Nationals, is im- the deal that got him. Hicinich, who Saturday. The team, comprising Mc- proving in his work, both afield and went to Boston in exchange for him, j Philomy, EUiott, Wostenholme, Catnp- at bat. Bluege's loss would be a did not do so well. bell and Rosenberg, with Toomey as severe blow to the club. Not since HALEY LINES UP TALENT M'TIGUE TO BE FIT NOVEL IS URGED The question now rises. How much i 1 substitute, will leave Washington Bucky joined SYSTEM can do to improve the Wash- Harris the Griffs in 1919 Ruel i Friday night. The return match of has a more promising youngster conn- ington club? The better the catcher, , five games will be rolled at the Grand up to the club. Ossie has been used FOR STRIBLING BOUT the more confidence the pitchers have • Central alleys on April 5. ? mostly at third base, and at that posi- FOR THE DOMINICAN NINE TO FIX BATSMAN’S VALUE in him, and confidence is as important President Stocking, “Pop’’ Halley tion has performed brilliantly. But to a pitcher as a tail is to a kite. and “Tad’’ Howard as a committee this season Manager Harris has been BY FAIHPLAY. The.refore Ruel, with the confidence : will accompany t'"“ team to Roanoke. , ; grooming him particularly for emer- he built up last season, ought to be NEW YORK, March 24.—Mike Mc- This will be a imsy gency use in the shortfield, where lie EISEMAN, former University of Maryland athlete, one of Tlgue BY WALTER CAMP. a decided help to his club. week for the is golrtg to be in first class • team representing the Washington played in the minors. the best hitters in here, when he Young As for pitchers. Griff has a lot of • Bluege of sandlot circles will appear in a Dominican condition meets Strib- interesting from Ladies’ League. It will practice With out the running at ling in on March 31. The writer has an communication L. B. Foley of them who have done so well in the ;.present, will have JOHNNYLyceum uniform season, Newark minors that It seems impossible nightly for the return match with Gagnon to this according Manager to Chick to Pete Haley. W'orld champion cruiser weight has Oak Park, Ilj., suggesting a new method of figuring a base ball the Philadelphia girls, which is »do the substitute work on the left working for nearly a month now send any of them away without giv- Johnny’s fielding ability, together with his heavy batting ability, been to ing scheduled for next .Saturday evening fside of the infield. Bike his team- is ex- is beginning to put on the finish* THEbatsman’s value his team. The idea is based on the theory that them a round or two in fast-com- and at alleys. *mate, Chick underwent treatment for pected bolster considerably. pany. it may the experi- the Recreation to the Dominicans He will play an infield Ing touches.. J4e is very confident a man who bats .260 and drives in forty runs is more valuable than a mao be that ailing knee last fall, but his limb position, second base, where he that Htribling will realize as soon ment will not unearth any more -has given no signs of a recurrence probably shone for Maryland several who bats .300 and drives in only twenty-five. Johnsons, but Griff can gain nothing rears hack. Smith, Eastern first as the two come into contact that NAVYBOXERS lot the difficulty. Instead, the former Jack High sacker, and Mallev of the 192 J he Is not the poorly trained, confident, The general proposition is to give unless he makes it- SECOND. ¦•-Holy Cross base ball star has been Garfield team, also are for the The Washington team puzzles you. STATE March 24 to play Dominicans. barnstorming champion whom the boy a for a single or a base on COLLEGE. Pa.. Zbothered by a crippled arm, but the from Dixie faced at Columbus. The man .001 It was fifth in fielding last year, yet Penn State’s boxers won the wing be getting Kpalding, Know, Garry, Adams, Har- a a inter- seems to around to ty few bets that have been placed up SCHOOL SERIES DUE bails, .002 for double, .003 for it had more assists than any team in collegiate championship with a total normal and within a few days Ga- and Sill also will strive for of IS points. in berths town favor as to triple for a run. the circuit, and was second in put- The Xavy was second •gnon to give a good ac- EXHIBITION BASE the infield. Mike odds. and .004 home In points should be able BALL The are A report has been going around addition, outs, with one more than New York. with 16 and the University of of himself. Dominicans well fortified the batter would be credited of course, are secondary Pennsylvania and Syracuse Jcount as to hurlers with town of late that Jack Dempsey’s TO OPEN TOMORROW Put-outsT were McConnell. Graz- from .001 for each base he advanced an- plays, except they are fly tied for place 4 points Five Games This W ccw. zini, Brayton and Gilbert. Flaherty, rest the ring exploit for some when third with At Mobile. months, or perhaps year, or on fair weather, Ala.— Lloyd and Barclay all this other runner. Thus a man whe hit a catches touchouts fielded each. Z Given the Nationals will do the receiv- Injuries grounders. -are to get plenty of competition this St. Louis (Americans), ti, T, 2. ing. Sothern. who played with the have been due to he received single and sent a runner from (Southern when he was in body by Western and Tech will be oppo- home get on top of week. All told, five games are sched- Mobile League), 2, 8. a. champion Mohawk nine last year; struck the second, The Senators could Murray Kirpo the opening round of nents the opening game of the high would get credited with .003 the ball often enough—more often - COMISKEY OF for as many days, the first to Davis, and Severeid. Do Kilbour and Johnny ’Fitz- in their in —as much as OUT DANGER. uled Pruett gerald are among the roost battle. school championship base ball if he had tripled. than most of heir rivals —yet they be played at Plant City tomorrow Ilego, Acosta, Kills, Mcßride, De- promis- series This is an interesting thought, CHICAGO, March 24.—-Charles A. ing outfielders. There has even been talk that his and couldn’t play their chances with the domiskey, owner of the Chicago with the Indianapolis Club of the vornior and Dory. tomorrow, if the diamond at Central one that might be developed. At a meeting of the recent operation was the result of sureness of the Yanks. They bad 216 League club, re- Association, — Dominicans soggy. American base ball American the outfit now At New Orleans. La_ injuries September Stadium is not too Should a errors New 144. Somehow managed by Donie Bush, piloted yesterday it was decided to play received that wet prohibit play, they George Hoff, to York’s cently operated for gallstones, to- who games evening. It is only gossip, given field will meet who for more than seems be one reasons on charges last year. New York (American), 11, 15, 1. outside on Wednesdays and But in first portion of a double- years has that to of the jday was reported completely out of Clark Griffith’s New Saturdays. some credence by Dempsey’s sudden the fifteen been athletic director why the Yanks are champions. They will follow engagements: with Orleans (Southern). 2. 6,3, First practice will be header Saturday with and of the University of Illinois, has come 'danger by his physicians- j Then held next Sunday at 11 o’clock on the decision to go into the movies and Central the Giants. Cardinals, Milwaukee Pipgrass, Olsen and Hoffman. Washington not meet Tommy this Business. out in favor of permitting college men these Bengough, Hollingsworth, Barracks diamond. The Gibbons summer. a probably to play base ball money Brewers and Rede. All of tilts, Caldera, are George Godfrey making Tew, southpaw, will get for during the Cards, is Meyers, Dominicans members of the In- has been burling assignment Tech, except that with the which Parker and Moore. depend League. rapid improvement in his daily work- the for summer vacations. Bradentown, be con- Sandlot while Knabel, McGahey or Huff offers argument that listed for will At San Antonio, Texas— outs and those who have seen the big Batson of the a life ducted Plant Field here. Western will be his opponent. April guard who is paid for hia summer - on (American), 3, Plane fur a schedule will be dis- black man are convinced they know Manager Harris is going after these Boston 10, 0. a of the Manual Trainers and Glchner services may be a member of an am- (Texas), 1, 9, 0. cussed at meeting of the Potomac the reason why Harry Wills and other Western, games in a determined manner, hop- San Antonio League tonight at 8 o’clock, prominent heavies always fight of the will do the receiving. ateur swimming team, said that the A. Never Varies shy at the first; David, second; A. U. permits ing to Keep unmarred the slate of the Ehmke, Quinn. Fullerton and Plcl- St. Stephen’s clubhouse. Teams that of opportunities of meeting Jimmy Dulin. Whelchel, playground directors to He has named Fred Mar- nich. wish to the third; Stevens, short; Charley Ha- compete as amateurs. Nationals. Join circuit are urged to Dougherty’s pork chop champion. geage, center; Mitchell, berry Slim McGrew. big right- Blethcn, Marshall, Rodrigues and send representatives. new right, and and Several CDorge Hageage. probably Despite the feet our handers, for mound duty tomorrow, Warwick. nines, including the Phil’s, Hosslyn, left, will that American start for Western. mermaids are beating the records innings. — Tenleytown the first mentioned to go five At Montgomery, ; and St. Joseph, are ex- RESUME BILLIARDPLAY. all Speece, Ala. pected apply Tech is counting upon Adelman, the time. New Zealand believes Fred Wingfield and Byron to for membership. Miss that fingers, held in Baltimore (International League), Play in the District championship first; Dinger, second: Hunt, third; Gnitha Shand will make trouble also orthodox will be Wilson, for them reserve. 3. 5. 0. Midget team aflHiated with the throe-cushion billiard tournament short; Williams. Zahn and at the Olympics. She swam Indianapolis has been Philadelphia (.American), 2,6, 1. Washington Base and will be resumed tonight at the Royal Dove, outfield. The Maroon and Gray the 220 recently in 2 minutes 47 sec- This club Ball Athletic Hughes Dodge will fray .traveling a good clip Thomas, Association are to meet tonight in Parlors. will meet at enter the with little real onds—within a fraction of a second at in exhibition Jackson. Weso and Cobb. the preparation, play- of having to Kanawha clubhouse, 407 Tth 7;30 o’clock, and Ooodacre and John- while Western has Gertrude Kderle’s mark, games, several victories its Hasty, Welberg, Harris and Per- street. play two practice games. prove a tough son will later. ed (Copyright. 1534.) credit, and ought to s kins. Diamond athlete* of the Maryland nut for the Nationals to crack. At San Francisco —- r Athletic Club are expected to approve 9pfece Is Obacipliaed. Pittsburgh (National League), 8, of joining the Prince Georges County Spccce, by the way, is the first mem- 9, 3. League at a meeting Wednesday ber of the squad here to be struck by San Francisco (Pacific Coast night, at 8 o’clock. In the clubhouse. League), the disciplinary hand of Manager G, 9, S. roughshod pitcher, came the Hartford fosse re’ ran Harris. The who to Steiner, May and Schmidt. the Midgets yesterday, in exchange for a over Smithfield Griffs from Omaha Schorr, Williams and Yelle. winning, 23 to 3. Fox allowed the bundle of kale, does not always have losers five bingles. team dispositions, and at but while his the brightest of crashed out twenty-four hits. times is Inclined to resent what he PLAY FOE HOCKEY TITLE. infringements on per- of considers his CLEVELAND, 24 Candidate* the Mount Rainier sonal rights. Recently, when taken Ohio. March Juniors hope to practice tomorrow at to task for a violation of training Cleveland and Pittsburgh meet here 4:30 o’clock on the Mount Rainier rules, Specce failed-to regard the re- tonight in the final game to decide diamond. buke seriously enough to satisfy the the championship of the western manager, and a substantial fine was group of the .United States Amateur inflicted. And if Speece is retained by Hockey League. The winner will the club this fine will stand, unless, of meet Boston A A. sextet Wednesday TAYLOR SIGNS BROTHER course, the hurler becomes more ip the Massachusetts city in the first amenable to discipline. of a six-game serins for the league TO AID PILOT POTOMACS purchase from Omaha appar- title. The John Taylor, known as the steel- arm pitcher, will act as coach and manager assistant of the Washington t | Poto macs, according to Manager Ben Mall has long |I (or II;* | report CpALL World Champion New York Yankees Roster 1924 Taylor, his brother. 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