28 SPORTS. THE •EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1925, SPORTS/ Nationals Speed Practice at Tampa Camp : Young Stars Crowding Golf Veterans GRIFFMEN, OUT FOR FIRST ! FIVE MARKS ADDED PAIR OF CUBS TWIRLERS JONES AND DIEGEL QUINTET OF YOUNGSTERS BY GIRL SWIMMERS BEATEN BY BRITONS TIME, BOOST SQUAD TO 19 # ARE ASKING MORE MONEY MAY DOMINATE PRO GAME MIAMI, Fla., March 2.—Five world BELLEATR HEIGHTS, Fla., March Mogridge and Martina Seemingly Need Little Work I swimming records were broken and one March 2.— Upon finishing the long trek to Catalina Island, 2.—The third exhibition match of Watrous, Turnesa Important was equaled here in the grand finale Calif., the Chicago Nationals found that all was not as serene as George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, fa- and Diegel Have Won of tbe water carnival which brought CHICAGO, been a mous British golfers, came to a suc- to Become Conditioned—Latter Smotlis to. Miami Beach the leading glr! swim- had expected, in that couple of hurlers had developed hold- cessful close yesterday, Tournaments This Year—Farrell and Loos mers in America. During a seven-day out fever. A big cut-in his salary was said to have caused Dick Dumo- when In an exciting Trouble With engagement a total of 24 world rec- vitch, obtained from Los Angeles of League, to balk, 36-hole engagement with the President Griffith. ords were broken. the Pacific Coast national amateur champion, Bobby Have Been Performing Brilliantly. the relay yesterday a and George Stuel, another rookie, was found not ready to sign a contract. In 400-meter Jones, Diegel, pro- new record of 4:52 was George Milstead. last year with improved. waxed and Leo Canadian established. has Slsler has champion, the Specixl Dirpntcb to Tlie St«r. Tbe old Olympic record made in Paris Marshall, Tex., has been released happy. fessional Britons de- the Americans by 2 up and by ray McCarthy. last year wae 4-5, and the national by the Cubs to Los Angeles for fur- feated 1 of 4:58 to play. Fla., March 2.—Plant Field, training ground the world record was 5 ther seasoning. BOSTON, March, 2.—The Red Sox, 44 minutes flat. The largest gallery in history Fla., March 2.—Leo Diegel’s victory in the recent Tampa a of Ederle, who swam the The Chicago Sox start a players strong, a good workout the champion Washington base ball club, presented scene intense Gertrude first White will had of this West coast TAMPA, o n e-w ork o u t-a-d a y program at yesterday at New Orleans, according resort was reward- Manager Col- to word sent here. Dudley Lee, Ewell one of the 1-5, made tles ever staged In younger school of professional golfers within a fortnight. arrival players had been to report March 1, the squad at Tampa last lins decided on from 11 a.ni. to 2 p.m. Gross* Ike Boone, Val Piclnich and Florida. of the who ordered Ethel Lackie week. The Only once were the It is not that members the were Later he may decide to hold two prac- BUI Wamby have agreed to terms. Americans unlikely 1925 will see several of the younger stars who went through the practice session with growing enthusiasm. other of team Doris That was when Diegel O'Mara, Aileen Riggln and Adelaide tice session*! dally after the squad The only holdouts now are Pitcher ahead. ran have come to the front in the past few years dominating the in a putt for a birdie .'! at the 10th play the The athletes who have been working out here, seemingly intent on Lambert. has grown. Ehmke and Fielder Flagstead. down hole in the morning. Two holes various competitions, just as Walter Hagen, Barnes. Hutchi- days of training about, In the 100-yard free style, formerly Dispatches from St. Petersburg. later Jim Jock displaying the condition which the 10 has brought said that all National the match was squared and then the Mike Brady past held by Marieshen Welisele, made at CLEVELAND. Ohio., March 2.—With Fla, the Boston. son, and Fred McLeod have dominated matters for the let and resounding “plop'’ 12 players on hand, Manager league players reported, visitors raced away to a 2-hole lead, out more than at any time heretofore, the of Honolulu, May, 1923, Ethel Lackie Trls had except 10 years. Speaker was ready for prac- which they held at the end of the ball almost made a new world record of 1:01 2-5, the first Pitcher Michael O’Neil, who is a hold- Here are the stellar prospects: Diegel, into glove bespoke niidseason throwing form. today, advices from morning half. Farrell, Watrous, Turnesa Gertrude Edefile, swimming second, tice the Indians' out. Those who were indulging in their first haifdling of a base ball since training camp They continued to set the pace until and Loos. 1:02, also a record at Lakeland; Fla., however, with mark. The Upon Jones ran in a 7-footer a 2 at the A1 Watrous, Grand Rapids. Mich., is a dapper-looking - lad of some six feet, the close of last season, were not inveigled into any such ex- old world was state. his arrival yesterday. for record 1.03. Speaker discovered had pitchers 33d to square the Duncan fol- an aggressive lad who learned the game finely featured and splendidly pro- hibition of hurling. They were content to begin in the usual preliminary Agnes Geraghty made a new world he 10 match. at the camp of eight, among lowed with birdies at the 34th and of golf as a caddy in Westchester portioned. He is a very retiring - fel- manner—lobbing horsehide awhile, tossing and then record for the 400-meter breast-stroke instead GOOD FIELD TO START the the medicine ball them Bedgood 35th, almost dropping a pitch for an County, N. Y. He scored tho initial low—too much so, infact—hut he is around the event, being 2-6. Phil and Watt Luther. jogging race track. Bunting, which was continued as a routine her time 7:08 The The only first squad absentees, eagle at the 530-yard 16th and then victory of the new year in Texas, a sure* champion, if ever there was old record was held by Irene Gilbert of the earlier squad, was not essayed by the newcomers. Catcher Sewell and IN 10-MILE coming along with a 40-footer for a where he led home a strong field. one. Once lie strikes he will be in- " England, in Luke Pitcher CONTEST The 'spectacle of the 19 men in ac- of established October. Roy, were today. 3 at the 380-yard 17th. That clinched A few days later at Corpus Christ!, vincible. 1923, time 7:20. The national Luther expected record Bedgood, who went on the match for his side. Joe Tumesa, one of the most finished Eddie L»oos is another stylist who tioti on the field was more reminis- for this event was made by Agnes the volun- t tary retired list last be- a field Including many The winners had a of golfers as to style that this country has not won the honors that might cent of thd scenes attending- the big Geraghty at the pools, Summer With of the best-ball 66 ENTIRE GRIFF SQUAD Miami Beach cause of injuries, and 68; the losers of and 68. Dun- developed, came through and have been his had be played more last any has February. announced he would best runners of the 68 has battles Fall than that 1924. time 7:30 2-5. apply distance East, the can was the day’s low a first money. tournament golf. Eddie has been Side side was up to Commissioner Landis for scorer with landed yet been presented here. by A world record of :27 4-5 set second annual modified marathon race pair of 71s. Diegel had 70 and 75; Then came the victory of Diegel, busy raising a family and looking on the track in front of the grand- MUSTERS TOMORROW by Ethel Lackie in the 50-yard free- reinstatement. Speaker had virtually forgotten sponsored by the Washington Post Jones, 73 and 73, and Mitchell, 73 another very aggressive boy. in win- after the interests of the members stand were Jez Zachary and George style event. The former record of and 75. of his club in Chicago. Luther, who signed the will be held ning the largest share of the purse But this year Mogridge, the latter an arrival of 28 was made by LHy Bowmer with Indians tomorrow over a 10-mtle The he is planning seconds a few ago after winning 19 outstanding feature of the play of $5,000 offered by D. P. Davis and to get Into competi- yesterday, and though, was a ATLANTA, March Mannerr at months route, the run starting at 10 the tion there Honolulu. games and losing 4 o’clock. was putting of Duncan, who ran Collins Gillette, millionaire sports- oftener. vast difference in the speed with Stanley Harris and the 10 Na- record yards, 2-5, for Lakeland last The for 700 10:47 year. The race will he started from the down several long ones, all done so men here. Diegel not only came from Johnnie Farrell has been threaten- which the two southpaws were serv- tionals who have- been condition- made by Frances at Alameda, Cowells Wright, University east front of the Capitol. The run- quickly that the ball was in the cup behind with a brilliant spurt, but ing for the past three years. In fact, ing the ball, it was apparent that the ing themselves at Hot Springs the Russell of West Calif., in August, 1918, was broken catcher, ners will proceed east on East Cap- almost before the spectators kne» showed the way to one of the great- he has so close to the leaders in Winter had been kind Mogridge. past two weeks went through the Virginia is working out with been to today by Ethel McGary in the remark- itol street to Second, south on Second that it had been hit. fields of stars ever gathered for all of the major tournaments in his Georgia capital today on the Inst the squad. est Ban im Martina Lifted. able time of 9:54 2-5. to Pennsylvania avenue, east on As is usual in these matches be- any Winter golf competition—an ar- time many think the Ridge leg of their trip to Tampa, main Quaker Pennsylvania avenue to Seventh, tween teams, the winning losing ray talent noted lad is long overdue. £uch is not the Joe Martina, fresh from his confer- training base of the world husr PHILADELPHIA. March 2.—Fine and of that included the Griffith, in north on Seventh to Florida avenue, took place on the putting greens. All Britishers, George and Abe case, because Farrell is still a young- ence with President which ball champions. T-he squad !v ex- weather was reported today at both Duncan by west tin Florida to M, west on four drove and played through Mitchell, Walter Hagen, open ster of some 24 years. the differences brought about Joe's pected to reach the Florida head- of the Philadelphia major league base avenue the British HOLD AI to Eleventh, north on to green flaw. Mitchell, champion; Cyril Walker. Barnes, He way In the qualifying not reporting on time were smoothed quarters before breakfast time SHAMROCKS TO ball training camps and plans were Eleventh almost without Jim led the to- avenue, west on ave- on occasions, came to time some round of section in. the over, was another of the champions’ morrow and will drill with the made by the respective managers for Florida Florida with Fred McLeod, Bob, MacDonald and a the Eastern nue to New Hampshire avenue, of the long drives he is fa- championship at hurling staff who seems not far re- other Nationals a week of hard practice. south for which host of others. national Worcester already there. BASE BALL CONFABS on New Hampshire mous, but on the average had lit- last June. championship moved from condition. Joe appar- Raul Zahniser, Bradentown, Fla., avenue to Penn- he Thus it cannot be said Diegel had The will he pitcher, who At where the first sylvania tle in this respect on of held on this ently has spent out of avenue, west on Pennsyl- any the a group of set-ups to compete course this year, and, much time shook the dust of Tninpn from his contingent of the Phillies arrived yes- vania avenue as doors last October, to triangle at Intersec- others. against. Barnes was in lead Inasmuch Johnnie has already -since and his feet after he and President Griffith of terday, Manager Fletcher said his of The best ball Jim the the layout countenance beamed Members the Senior, Junior and tion M, around triangle and cards: on day, 4 ahead of shown suits him well, he weather-beaten failed to reach an agreement con- Midget base ball of the Sham- players appeared In good condition the first strokes may he exchanged repartee his teams east on Pennsylvania avenue to Diegel with 145. On the second day be counted on to figure promi- as with cerning a 1025 playing: contract, and ready to start hard work at once. FIRST ROUND. nently catcher, rock Athletic Club are meeting this Eighteenth, south on Eighteenth to Out—• Leo, playing at a pace of the in this meet pro tern Wid Matthews. Mo- met the sqund yesterday at Mem- Only 13 men, mostly pitchers and 142 for to organize discuss plans Virginia avenue, .. (Copyright, gridge Martina comprised the phis, winter!ng. week and east on Virginia Mitclieil-Duncan 44434343 4—33 day—7o and 72—not only overcame 1925.) and where he is The for coming season. catchers, were in the first squad to avenue Fifteenth, Jones-Diegel pitching quota of the players who re- the to B. east on B to 44434433 4—33 Barnes' lead, but won. out with two hurler, who Is under suspension V. Lawrence meet arrive, but others were expected to- ported for practice this morning for President M. will north on Fifteenth to E. west on E to In— strokes to spare. because of his action, said he had day and tomorrow. ... with the Midget base bailers tonight Ellipse and around Ellipse to zero Mitcbeil-Dancan 4 4 8 4 3 3 5 3 4—33—66 the first time. not yet decided, what to do and Manager Connie Mack, at Fort Jones-Diegel 34444354 4—35—68 Diegel has been struggling for top OF McNeeley, the lad whose single at his home, 529 11th street south- minestone. honors since 1920, when he came CONQUEROR NURMI Earl that he'had heard nothing; further east; Childs, Myers, Fla., the Athletics’ training SECOND drove the championship-annexing E. V. who has been Tomorrow afternoon successful ROUND. a of tying Ted Ray for over from Griffith. appointed nine, headquarters, reported his battery Out— within stroke scrap Giants; Spark to manage the Junior contestants in the race will receive open championship. run in the with the Mttcbell-Dimcan ... the national At Otherwise the trip has been un- is calling his players and men rapidly rounding into condition. their prizes from 444344 3 3 4—33 FINDS HE’S THROUGH Plug Matthews, starting anew where candidates Assistant Secretary Jones-Diegel 43435353 4—34 time was only years of eventful so far. The members of together night The pitchers and catchers have been of War Dwight that Leo 20 he left Washington team in tomorrow at President W. Davis at a gath- In— age and some oft with the the party are In a happy mood. home, Hayes, in camp a week and Mack planned ering rather foolish mistakes Roy Lawrence's and Fielder at the Y. C. A. Auditorium, ... 4 5 his display of pep and enthusiasm; They not only look with workouts carefully M. Mitchell-Duncan 4 4 4 3 4 3 4—35—68 cost him the title. By the forwnrd manager Seniors, will organize his this week for on G Jones Diegel 44344254 4—34—68 Associ*ted Press. Carlyle, slugger obtained from pleasure of the street. the to the mustering: of the on Friday night at 1217 G street the benefit of the fielders, who ar- Unort PARIS. 2.—Stirred by Memphis, with a batting average of An hotfbx Swinger. March the entire club and the beginning of rived yesterday. With the exception glowing accounts of the .368 exhibit to any doubting Thomas southeast. remarkable to real base ball, but also to the team carry only 14 play- of Hauser. Bagwell and Galloway the Since that time the Detroit pro has of Nurmi in the who might become curious as to what Each will pinsplllTngtourney achievements Paavo balmy Florida weather, a delight- ers season, according to Presi- Fort Myers cainrf is complete. These gained considerable experience, plus States, Joseph Guillemot, up this company; this NURMI TO COMPETE United t he's doing in Nemo ful change to anticipate after the dent Lawrence, and all appearances three are expected in a day or so. greater confidence and a sounder golf France's 1920 Antwerp Olympic cham- T.lebold, handy man of last year, the unsettled climatic conditions at of teams In swing. He always has had plenty of pion, and the only man in the past last, but by no means least, Samuel spa. the will be made Sham- NEW March 2.—Sunday was and the Arkansas rock uniforms. Lawrence will devote YORK. IN 1 1-2-MILE EVENT TO BEGIN APRIL 20 courage. He Is an unorthodox swing- five years who ever has defeated the Rice, the always scintillating ball play- a duy of rest in the southern train- his time to coaching the Midget ag- er, to be sure, standing as he does Flying Finn without the benefit of a er, composed the outfield material which ing camps, one of the last vacations gregation. with feet close together and dipping handicap, essayed a comeback in the disported itself before the eyes of that professional base ball players NEW March Monday, April 20, was decided upon the left shoulder abruptly in the cross-country championship of Franc** Trainer Martin, it being the first real MILTON TAKES RACE: will enjoy until after the next world YORK. 2.—Paavo Nur- William J. N'eitxey has been elected mi, star athlete, is as the opening date of the second an- back swing. Nevertheless, he is a yesterday and failed. He finished base ball practice indulged in this year series. Finland's expected president of the Hilltop Athletic Club from this afternoon nual tournament of the Capital City fine hitter, as is proved in his scoring third. by any of them. and will manage base There was a general inpouring of back Louisville various trained the ball team in time to indulge in a few practice Dtickpin Association at a meeting of in the tournaments. Guillemot systematically Ossie Bluege, baseman, who has MAY GET AUTO MARK season. John veterans and recruits at the camps of for third during the 1925 C. Hud- spins about the East Thirty-fourth pinspillers held yesterday at the King Diegel’s weakness has been his the He led the field for To working out the pitchers here CULVER CITT, Calif., March 2.—A the Yankees, Giants and Dodgers in (6.2 miles) been with son has been chosen vice president, Street Armory in advance of race Pin alleys. short game, and principally his put- kilometers of the 12 kilo- since February had two other in- battle of split seconds and three-point secretary, Florida, fourteen appearing at the his 18, A. A. Davis John L. Jen- tonight in the feature event on the In addition to the usual cash prizes, ting. He changed his style of put- meters 500 meters distance, but him—Mule Shirley, the early today was Huggins center of activities in St. fielders beside decimals the after- kins treasurer, and Joseph M. Hook program at indoor ath- silver cups will be awarded individual ting last year and now he is getting eventually dropped behind Dolques pepper utility from of Petersburg, seven wandering into the annual box first baseman math the 250-miie automobile race •sergeant-at-arms. Andrew W. Allen the the Seventy-first winners of all events in each of the results on the greens. and Marchal, two of France's Olympic Adams, gathering letic meet of Regi- Chapel Hill, N. C„ and Spencer i which Tommy Milton won l*ere yes- will assist the manager, and Bernard Giants' at Sarasota and ment A. A. three classes, and sets of bowling Instead of standing with feet to- middle distance men of 1924. Layton, Utah, whose .273 terday 1 twenty-one preparing to start stren- the lad from in hour 58 minutes and 13 Alsop is to captain the team. The Nurmi is to compete in a special balls art offered the winning teams of gether and striking the ball on the “I am through," said Guillemot batting average and .952 fielding mark seconds. uous work at Clearwater, temporary Hilltops expect to become affiliated one-and-one-half-mile race arranged the respective classes. Other prizes, upstroke as he used to do, Diegel now after his failure to win the race. “1 sign him to a Wash- victory was home of Brooklyn's hopes. Uiduced Griffith to Milton's not cdfcitested, with the Potomac League of the at his request, as fa- including merchandise, will go to uses a stance —similar to that em- don't think I ever can come back." year. raged Babe Ruth headed a small club he has become pgton contract this but argument between officials Washington Base Ball and Athletic ball miliar with the infantrymen's drill winners in tho singles ployed by Mike Brady—and is hitting The race was run over the Maison- catchers; whether into Petersburg from Springs various and Tate and Hargrave, the two as to he had or had not Association. St. Hot shed track through his frequent doubles events. the ball on the down stroke and with Laffitte race track. and Dudley, broken and found rain in the sunshine city. Itassell, Kelley, McNamara the world record set by Ben- training sessions there. Classification of the bowlers will an overspin so that the ball holds the The winner's time was 45:34 3-5. pitchers, and and Schacht, nett on same last Member* of tke Ontario Midget base Sam Jones. Wally Schang, Steve The watch showed Altrock Hill the track De- Willie Ritola, Finnish-American A. remain the same as last year. To en- line to the cup better. With the up- that Guillemot coaches, completed the list cham- ball meeting the O’Neill and Urban Shocker were in made of the cember. nine are at home of C. distance-running star, whose rec- ter class A, teams must average 515, stroke Diegel was wont to slice or the distance In 45:55 1-5. into the practice According Manager Sparks on Saturday night. the party. Manager McGraw the pions who jumped to William R. Ruess, of ord performances for the season doubles 206, and singles 103. B cut the ball, as the pros say, and of a who clocked Marks, McNally, Cohn, Giants saw Hugh McQuillan, Bill rival Class routine today with the animation the cars with the offi- Wilson. Lemon. those of the incomparable Paavo, is teams will average from 480 to 514; to turn line. ' ' cial timing Chadwick, Adams and Southworth, Hack Wilson and Fred thus it off lll college squad. device, there may be some Sunderman. scheduled to start In a two-and-a- doubles, from 192 to 205, and singles, A1 Watrous has improved steadily slight revision of Milton time, McGovern expect to try out for the Lindstrom, among others, for the first Good Day for Practice. but half-mile race against a field of half 96 to 102. Team averages for Class ever since he won the Canadian cham- there is no team. time in several days. likelihood of such revi- a dozen of the best local distance run- C, are 480 or under, doubles are 192 pionship three years ago. He is rap- A broiling sun beamed down on the sion showing a The Dodgers will start training In that world record was ners. or under, and singles are 96 or idly developing a very swing toiling athletes to advance the season- broken. W. H. Swift has been elected man- earnest at Clearwater today, with less. sound “W osder drilling Another attraction will a special While 129 teams entered and gaining confidence every year. / \ what ing of those who have been hand, ager of the Falls Church base ball Manager Wilbert Robinson, recently be were in in Merts On the other Harold Weller relay walking race in which six the inaugural tourney last Spring, All that Tumesa needs a \ to- since last Thursday a week and to of the American team. J. Demerest is captain and recovered from a Winter’s Illness, is little Automobile Associa- teams are scheduled to start. The 150 are certain to enter this year, ac- more experience a few V start out properly the players who be- tion board, Lucius secretary. directing matters from a chair and victories contest said that a re- Francis behind event is over journey. cording to Evans, and to give him the has a gan today on that long grind which batting cage. the two-mile President John confidence. He check of both Milton's time and the the Anchor walkers on four of the teams it is expected that many more will be gorgeous swing, a Close Daily must be undergone before wind and golf stroke that is L 1 *** time made by Bennett Hill in be mt 8p * a his LOUIS, Mo., March 2.—Manager will Willie Plant, America’s pre- heard from before the entry lists virtually flawless and a style that / muscles are ready for the strain of record-breaking December will AMATEUR BILLIARDISTS ST. * race athlete; Ugo Fri- coming tournament professionals to game. George Slsler is not laying down any mier heel-and-toe close. The will has caused his fellow ball show Milton was slightly faster yes- gerlo, walker, * *•«« hard and fast rules for the St. Louis Italian who holds the be rolled on the King Pin drives, at call him another Vardon. J1? A George Mogridge and terday than Hill was last IN Olympic championship; «f Mule Shir- December. PLAY-OFF FOR TITLE Browns, now at Tarpon Springs, Fla., Philip Gran- Fourteenth and Monroe streets. This also a product of Ike Mooa hit Tampa together, George hav- lad. West- ley NEW YORK, March 2.—John Clin- but announces that he will make ville. Canadian star, and Poe Pear- Another meeting of the association chester County, where Sarazen, Fax- Rochester, N. man, New ing come direct from An imqprtnnt meeting of the Liber- ton, jrt, Pittsburgh, and Francis Ap- every effort to players York A. C. walker and will be held next Sunday morning at rel, Tqm Kerrigan, Eddie Loos ajid Established IS»3 and having joined forces at have the hew champion. King Pin Y„ Jack- ty Athletic Club has been pleby of New York, to more closely at former national the alleys at 11 o'clock. a number of other stars hail from, is with Shirley for long called for tied for the cham- the line than sonville the tonight by Manager Pop Kremb at pionship among the amateur 18.2 balk Mobile in 1924. ride across Florida. Both the star Taylor at 718 street 7:30 o’clock. line billiards players of the country There are no changes in the train- southpaw and the hustling young Members of the senior nine and can- will meet in a play-off tonight. ing schedule. says there is fit, are Sisler sub first baseman seemed and didates asked to report promptly Edgar T. Appleby, last year's cham- nothing new in base ball, it is Mogridge that vied with Mule in his dis- and if unable to attend to get in pion, third place In tourna- merely a perfecting FOR AFTER BREAKFAST- having signed a took 1925 matter of old play of pep. Not touch wjth the manager by calling ment, having suffered two defeats. plays. contract least of George’s seemed the Columbia 4165-J. Francis is his brother. Quickly discovering, that his vision. THE HAPPY MEDIUM CIGAR Final w'orries. Joe Martina lost little time yester- day morning getting together with of Our Clark Griffith in the matter of ad- justing their differences. Martina was faced with not only a SIOO fine for not getting to camp February 22, but also stood as suspended by General his boss. It developed, however, that Oyster Joe had originally been told to come here March 1, and with this date as his basis. Joe started the construction of a home in New Or- required personal Reductions leans, which his attention up to last Thursday. sgf REPORTER Griff admitted that in the stress of arranging for the annual pilgrimage —A - Great South of his club he might have ‘fc'*- Every day he asks several approached gotten his original letter to Joe, and-, MURAD smokers, in —Special at taking the word of the oyster mer- chant from New Orleans, withdrew cigar stores, clubs and hotels, why they prefer MURADcigarettes his fine and suspension. Martina did -¦ -r-: not have the letter he clairiis as the ' ¦ tmu basis of his argument in the- matter, and Griff has written Secretary Ey- The happy medium after non asking that a copy of the missive No man likes Grand Opera Nor does he like jazz and the morning meal is an Old be sent him. Pending which Martina with his ham and eggs—nor a cigarettes for breakfast when VirginiaCheroot —a 1s back in the good graces of his in chief. heavy black banquet cigar he is just steadying down for compromise between cigar Earl McNeeley and Spencer Adams the morning. the day, and cigarette. each had to travef-se the country to reach training camp and both natu- rally were rather fagged last night. K In a sailed package; contents vn- Neither showed much ill effect of JL * the long trip in the workout today, I\ touched by human hands —from though the jog around the half-mile \ factory to YO U. oval had them puffing a bit. JT C'nrlyle Has Heavy Bat. Roy Carlyle brings to camp tales of a 62-ounee bat which he wields rlfj and to which flail he attributes much of his batting prowess and the .368 Suit or average he managed to amass last season with the pennanUwinning Memphis outfit. When it is consid- ered Overcoat that Babe Ruth satisfies himself * with a bat but a few ounces heavier than this, an idea of Just Tyhat this Made for You means may be had. Roy willhave to Kirk C. Miller, newspaper columnist. Photo Sam Rice the Washington Americans. a Photo of famous of of as do tall bit of club swinging to get , to MURADS will never You Want Them such a bat around to meet some of “I could be Happy for some time on bread, water “The smoker who sticks away That the fast ball pitching he must face and MURADS. But take the MURADS and experience the unpleasant effects that are common Should Sell for one perish ' in the American League. in day I’d probably starve to death and with many cigarettes. MURAD is the best and cod- Thirty-Five Dollar* J. Benson Brillheart, pitcher, still of thirst. Nobody can enjoy a domestic cigarette, or cst cigarette I have ever smoked. My prescription was missing from practice-today, al- even another brand of Turkish, if he has been for a pleasant day would read ‘Take one or two though he appeared around the hotel accustomed to MURADS.” MURADS after every meal.’” apparently in good physical shape. Kirk C. Miller Sam Ricb In this display are a Washington Times 713 Allison St., N. W. number medium- RITOLA’S REINSTATEMENT of weight fabrics. IS SCORED BY OFFICIAL BOSTON, March 3.—President Wil- liam P. Kenney of the New England —All garment* made Association of the Amateur Athletic In Turkish tobacco Nature created her cigarette classic. by our own experts. Union, has announced that any ath- lete, registered,in New England, who No races with or against Willie Ritola. tobacco, artificially flavored, can equal its fragrance will come under.the same ban placed Full Dress Suits to Order on Ritola. who was suspended F.VF.RY INCH A CIGAR by the _ —it GROWS the ___ in _ registration committee here after his leaf. Silk Lined, $45 Up T\ A a tip os failure to run it* the American Legion Patting meet on February 23. Kenney said that the action of the AndMUßADisthepeer J\/| /\ [ ) national registration committee in an r\ attempt to reinstate Ritola over the the. Turkish cigarette & suspension of the England . CO., < New com- all Turkish cigarettes Virginia Cheroots MERTZ MERTZ INC. was precedent of igOld mittee without in the national body and that consequently TAILORS tbe Flnnish-Ameriean distance star By 2 to 1 the world’s largest selling Turkish cigarette stiguld be considered under suspen- I J* !§•£ Good for 906 F Street throughout juris- Ggais st«a the national 4 10*