SPOK l s> SiiLiilON Pie fttf Part 5—4 Page* WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1933. Cronin Enthused Over Hill Prospects : Venzke Finally Outspeeds Cunningham A Magnate Now A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH. —By TOM DOERER EX-STAR OF ATHLETICS MOVES TO BOSTON. QUI! SELLS SOX, NOSES OUT MAN; /OWDO | gTsKW FOLKS'- 6f?£AT 60*S, < FAILURE IN 1 RUN A. BEMOANS i METER 6rr a momkey Much Expected of Stewart, Assures Boston That Million- ^(jrT F©* "tfW World Mark Set in Sprint &*&y! Whitehill—Power Seen in aire Yawley and Ed Collins A Metcalfe Wins—Five Other Catching Staff. Are Worthy Owners. Records Posted.

BY TOM DOERER. BY BILL KING. BY ALAN GOULD, Associated Press Writer. Miss., February 25.— Sports Associated Press Sports Editor. OSTON. February 25.—After YORK, February 25.— The Duke of Washington the Boston base apologizing to Two smashing, breath- and his manager-shortstop, ball public for his failure to BILOXI, taking finishes in which Joe Cronin, began peeping achieve his ambitions for the! NEW Metcalfe of Mar- Into the crystal this afternoon in Boston Red Sox, Bob Quinn today sold Ralph the club to Thomas A. Yawkey, 30-year- I dethroned the indoor an effort to see Uxf<6$ RELATWeS quette sprint where this aggre- old New York multi-millionaire, and a MjfflflIr V Detroit MM\sse.S, king, Emmett Toppino of New gation of pitchers and catchers is son of a former owner of the Tigers. CA-rce-rr, calvercom Orleans, at 60 meters, and Gene headed. as presi- Yawkey will succeed Quinn /rt»0£AND REfAIA46roM Venzke of Pennsylvania turned The duke, of course, is Uncle dent of the last-place American League AMO, club and will be assisted by Edward track and field champion- swords waved in his face today to EDDIE COLLINS. passed LOTU- ships. make him a knight in the Biloxi said that Marty McManus. who cf the club when ^ Metcalfe took the sprint final by Mardi Gras. BOTHbrcame manager John "Shano" Collins suddenly re- A Bi6 EL. A. LITTLE EL,0- inches in a whirlwind finish, but he However, as a heavy sifted off the middle of BREAK— fog signed on the road in 4Illinois 3:53*5, made last Winter, but he him to retain his interest in In "Remember," admonishes the gray Women's Athletic Club today won the the; gave a courageous performance Club. off the of Cun- sage of base ball, "that the Washing- national women's indoor track and standing challenges "I refused," Quinn "be- and the decision, by ton base ball club went through the field meet, held in Madison Square Gar- explained, ningham gaining cause I haven't the to in in which season title money stay inches. In a desperate finish 1932 with only two dependable den as a preliminary to the men's - Boston base ball, and I won't be a ISURfc runners to the boards. pitchers. Remember "that—just two of event. both collapsed I am not being driven out. Venzke was clocked in 3:552s as he them. Crowder and Weaver. The two new records were established hanger-on. Silt LEO If I did not think it was for the best thrilled the crowd by turning the ta- "Brown, as usual, got away to a by Dorothy Lylord of the Boston Swim- ove* interests of the Red Sox, X would have %em bies on his Kansas rival, whose pre- start, but. also as usual, as he ming Association in the standing broad refused to sell." ■fMKT Casscl MAS announced aim to go on in an attempt goodas been doing lor five years, he slowed and Nan Gindcle of the Chicago PAvVt" jump Yawkey, whose base ball ambitions ^MIL£S to break Venzke's indoor mile record down to a walk after the season got club in the basket ball throw. Miss CURVE. came from his father, served notice that A NATURAL of 4:10 went tumbling to the boards under way. Bobby Burke, due to ill- Lyford jumped 8 feet 63« Inches to he and his associates were determined -no twist*... with him in exhaustion. ness, failed to make much of an im- better her own record made a year ago to rebuild the lowly Red Sox. Chief among the performers who pression, Fischfr was unable to help 9-16 of an inch. Miss Gindel threw Opr by "It will not change in a day. a month, UMCLt's HAT BLEW raced to new though unofficial world and Coffman did nothing, while A1 the basket ball 101 feet inches, A 15 6"* or even a season." he explained. "It /HE. Pitched \NA4U4G,2-2 WH6N Luoyo TRtCO OJE. marks were Joe McCluskey, the iron- Thomas' arm bothered him and Mc- 6 inches farther than nearly Carolyn is going to b3 a long, hard job, but we (jfcME A.6AiMSf VJIMCHES-reR. pod- legged Fordham University boy, who Afee came along rather late. Ragland Dieckman's record heave made in last VeSTtRWkY... are to the end, and even- reeled off a great victory in the 3,000 and Bud Thomas were too new." going through MILLWOOP , ■SEfAV-PRo -C6AN\5-( ^isiO year's games. we will the Red Sox back on in 9 minutes 6!j tually put FORMER meters steeplechase uncle and Joe burst into their rightful heights." J/kKE. POVslCLL, year old Annette A. who took the measure of John oratorical praise of the young men ARRANGED AN INTERVIEW WITH C., THEN Rogers of the championship team said that his transforma- Collier of the Boston A. C. In the 65- who have come to them by the Nineteen le*\ 3)oe^ef»— was the contestant to win two tion from the side of base QRiPF POR HtN\ THAT WAS &.OYOS meter hurdles final in 8 6 seconds, and trade route, what they expect of them only COLLINS playing titles as the well balanced Illinois ag- ball to the executive end was a ... Milton Sandler of the German Ameri- and how, on paper, they figure to win BREAK in one of the sudden one. can A. C. New York, who cut his own the American League pennant with gregation placed every eight events to score more than twice "A month ago." the former Infleld mark down to 1:31 4-10 in them next season. They look lor five previous as many as Its nearest rival— (Continued on the 600-meter championship. dependable hurlers next season. points Second Page.) winning a total of 28 Miss team, victor Cronln believes that Walter Stewart, piling up points. Princeton's medley relay won the 200-meter dash in route in 7 min- the wrong-side hurler, who could do Rogers over the 2,900-meter 23 4-5 seconds and accounted for the utes 9 seconds, and William Carlson of no better than 15 victories against 19 • with a of 5 feet 1 1-16 First-Game Seats Cassell Shows Natural Hook the New Ycrk A. C„ who took the losses tor the sixth-place St. Louis high jump leap inches. 1.500-meter walk in 6:15 8-10. also were Browns, will be a much improved Varied Results Has No to Curve Rena McDonald of Deaham, Mass., Twist Ball—Modest Calverton Boy Says credited with new world marks. pitcher, with an outfit which promises Sports Tomorrow defense and was the only 1932 champion to sur- Selling Sister Got Him Trial With Nationals. power at the bat, great leading teams finished in the hurling excellence. Joe con- vive the general downfall of titleholders, potential the shot with BASKET BALL. St. Olaf. 34: Augsburg. 28. following order: New York Ath- tends that the influence of winning 8-pound put can tickets tomor- THE bolstering Hamline. 35; St. 15. get your 33 New York* A1 Thomas and a heave of 37 feet 10 Inches. Local Teams. Mary's, BT TOM DOEBEB. the folks at heme and how he would letic Club, points; Crowder, Weaver, Hebron. 15. YOUrow for the base ball season of EIGHT-POUND Rena Doane, 43: like to make the top in base ball. University and University Pennsyl- Whltehlll will make the southpaw a SHOT—Won by Mc- North Carolina Freshmen, 56; Cen- opener In Griffith Stadium on Miss., Donald, iDedham, Mats.). 37 feet lit inches: Loyola, 35; Monmouth. 17. February 35.—Lloyd Cassell was suggested to Griffith late vania, 16 points each; Boston A. A., dangerous and effective pitcher. Marlon Yetter. (Meadow brook tral High, 36. April 12. The sale of seats will be- second, Club. Carleton. 56; Knox, 25. Cassell is a real green rookie— last season by Jake Powell, a ball 10; Yale University, 8; Newark A. C., "I look for 19 wins from Walter this Philadelphia). 37 feet 7 Inches: third, Cath- Duke Freshmen, 40; Central High. 37. gin at 9 o'clock, Washington club erine A. Maryvllle Teachers, 36; Cape Girar- player who once wore the National 6; Millrose A. A., Fordham University, says Griffith. "He ought to Rutherford. (Illinois Women's C., Columbus officials announce. 100 per cent. A great big, year," Chicago). 35 feet 11 Inches; fourth. ESy University, 27; Virginia deau Teachers, 30. Jake saw his Princeton Marquette Uni- his last It be well to for BILOXI, livery. Lloyd strutting University, switch around year's figures N. Medical 25. might buy early whose Oord. (Newark, J. Turnverein), 32 feet College. Kansas. 33; Kansas State. 25. gangling Virginian eyes stuff for Millwood against Winchester Tulsa. Okla.. A. C. and German He Is a fine pitcher and 2 hit Inches. Potomac 49; Wilson Teachers the many advance' orders Indicate versity, considerably. AO-METER HURDLES—Won State, Minnesota. 30; Illinois. 28. register surprise at everything he sees. in a 15-inning. 2-to-2 combat in which American A. 5 each. of a by Evelyn there'll be a business at the C., points onlv needs the stimulus fighting Hall. (Illinois Women's A. C. Chicago); C:liege, 28. Purdue. 37: 33. rushing Michigan. It is h!s first away from the big boy was smoking over his fast to make him a one. At second. Alda Wilson. (Lakeside Cluo. io- Em:rson Georgia avenue the the long trip heme, | club very good Institute, 39; Charlottesville Miscouri. 39: Nebraska. 31. plant day enss and a mean curve. ronto): third. whirling S3 vears of age he is far from through." Gladys Mofl-t. (Lakeside Fives, 37 (overtime). campaign gets under way. and this v.ho^erome, flr.e kid, who Club. Torontoi: fourth. Nellie Sharka. New- Central S'"'.cs Deaf School Tourney. H had b;s:i pitrhirg but a short that Stewart, Tnose who already have engaged Players, too, contend ark Women's A. C.). Time. seconds. Wcroberry Forest, 49;" Ep!s:op3l Indiana, 3S; Kentucky, 26. always is talking of his rister Lindi and while for Calve:ten High School, of Brov.ns. had becom? 50-METER DASH—Won by Peaw .nuns. tickets mav obtain them at the ball Track Summaries •lx years with the H:gh, 21. Illinois. 35: Iowa. 10. which ho is a center 'Newark W. men's a. C. > second. Mary his kinfolkj and back in Calvertcn. gradu-.te. playing worn and thr.t the of uni- park or by sending check or money pals track change Carew. 'Melford. Mass.): third. Mary Der- East. Wisconsin. 36: Kentucky. 19. on b sket b ll teams in hi? locality and him the he order. Fauquier County, Va., certainly is forms mav revive in power willinger. Illinois Women's A. C.. Chicago): Carbondale Teachers, 58; Charleston stepping over to the next villsge. oc- In fourth. Dons Anderson, Illinois Women s DASH yards) 'first showed with the St. Louis club 1930, Pittsburgh, 31; Navy. 29. Tcachers, 29. anxious to make the grade down here. to tcss for the other MI-METER <65 A. C.. Chicago). Time. t!'\ seconds. casionally. boys. heat i—Won by Emmett Toppmo (unat- when he 20 and 12. St. John's Johns 19. hung up 200-METER DASH—Won by Annette (Annapolis}, 35; Central. 28; Drury, And Uncle Clark Griffith tells me in With Calvin Griffith, Eddie Eynon tached. New Orleans); second. Philip Cohen Rogers. (Illinois Women's A. C.); second, 30. Hopkinr, St. Benedict s, 44; McPherson, 19. SLASH MAKES all that Cassell not only is and Uncle Clark on the sidelines and (unattached): third. John Xunitzky ; Taddie the in New H feet fi'i inches, new world's record; sec- Brigham throws (New fourth. Alphonse the last pow-wow of moguls 28. Baxter's he was 0:6.8. ■ New Gettysburg, 44; Drexel, Utah, 39; Montana State, 29. an on his "find" figures) youngster (West Philadelphia. Pa., A. A.). Time, York, according to the gathering of ond. Anne Paulszek, 'Dragon Club. Club's Star Pitcher Claims Cut slapping appraising eye York). 8 feet: third. Nan Glndele. 'Illinois Dickinson, 33; Penn Athletic Club, Colorado University, 25; Colorado as the trots around the lobby labeled for Blloxl. THIRD HEAT—Won by Ralph Metcalfe 7 big boy Woollord •eers. Women's A. C. Chicago*. feet 10 inches: 29 (overtime). 24. for to send En route to camp he spent the hours (Marquette); second, Norman r-an fourth. Mary 7 College. to One He Took looking picture postcards Mass); Urrimtn ana ^/ruilUl ueiieve uwi Carew. (Medford, Mass.). Penn State. 30; 27. Equal Last (Nichols Junior College. Dudley. feet K'/t inches. Carnegie Tech. 56; Colorado Aggies, 38. a list of that fills a notebook. going through Virginia showing Johnny Tordham): fourth. will them 20 victories this year Wyoming, to people third. Arthur Jannell give HIGH JUMP—Won by Annette P.ogers. Rutgers, 27; Pennsylvania Military i "There's Uncle Whitfield down In Kerr where his kinfolks live, waved to George Weinstein (N. Y. U). Time. 0:6.ft. relief work 'Illinois Women's A. C. 5 feet Year Is Unfair. to hit against Marberry's Chicago'. College. 25. BOXING. all of the station ftandbys and told all HEAT—Won by Dick Bell : second. William P. Carr (Millrose tied fourth. feet. Army, 8; Massachusetts Institute of February takes me into a corner to reel off a In relief work Griffith looks for as 10i'« lrrhes. Kentucky, 48; Florida, 24 Charles (Red) Lucas, ace of the "You'll have thst right one worn out A. A ); third. John Abbatemarco i; Penn State. 21*. wholesome as this kid. pino: second. Kelly: third. Maniaci. Time. when it up 18 relief vic- Lakeside Club. Toronto: third. Carter Play- arm, to Uncle. record, bettering own tion. hung Vanderbilt, 28; Tulane, 25. 1. the club decides not to cut his salary "You know," be says, his eyes danc- according 0:6.7. 7 feet. 0'/« Inches: third. Carolyn 40. Illinois, 29; to Widmyer; third. Carr. Time. sign," Lucas said. "I think he is the She's a year older than me. I'm 21. Cue Still Leads calfe; second. un five wins and Dieskman. (Paterson. N. J.), 02 feet. 1 Inch: Navy Plebes, 24; Franklin and Mar- Champ, However, 0:6.8. work. Crowder nailing Texas Christian, 37; Ric*, 34. unfair one." When the teacher at school asked me fourth. E. O'Brien, (Boston Swimming Asso- shall Frosh, 6. by Toppino: no losses and McAfee three wins and ciation). 01 feet, 6Vi Inches. West Texas Teachers, 42; Pasadena "After a cut last sea- said 'A 700-Point Match. FIRST SEMI-FINAL—Won and 6. taking $2,500 to spell my name once I big In second. Wykofl; third. Kelly. Time. 0:6.8. no A1 Thomas, with a weak Army, 24; Franklin Marshall, losses. Majors, 30. son," Lucas continued, "I went out and el, a little el, and Princeton, 24'-j; Harvard, 9I/a. o-y-d.'" NEW 25 SECOND SEMI-FINAL—Won by Metcalfe; Wing, got two and nothing. had my best year, pitching 28 complete That's about YORK, February (JP).—Jay third. Widmyer. Time. 0:6.8. Midwest. Kent State, 26; Waynesburg Col- Lloyd—always chinning second. Bell: So with his two relief stars still HALF DOZEN REDS SIGN games and having an earned run aver- N. Bozeman today defeated Welker FINAL—Won by Metcalfe; second. Top- 8. fourth. Bell. Time, aboard and A1 Thcmas' arm as straight Northwestern, 30; Wisconsin, 28. lege, age of less than three runs—the pino: third. Wykofl: V. M. I. V. P. I. Fresh, Cochran, national three-cushion bil- 0:6.7 (ties world record set by Toppino In as a string, Griffith and Cronin look Chicago, 34; Indiana, 32. Frosh, 15%; fifth best in the league. Now Weil Twenty-Five of Cincipnati Club 10 liard 52-50 in the eleventh quarter final). for a sterling rescue squad to be pres- Iowa. 37; Ohl;> State. 29. Vi. wants to cut my salary $2,500 more. champion, (71 yard«)— West 161?: 11M. -METER HIGH Hl'RDLES ent to send in when the enemy's war Marquette, 28; Michigan State, 21. Virginia. Chicago, I don't think that is MISSISSIPPI STATE block of their Won by Percy Beard iNew York A. C.): sec- Now Beady for Service. 12. certainly being 700-point challenge clubs begin popping sparks. Ca;e, 30; Baldwin-Wallace, 22. Lehigh, 16; Navy, treated fair." ond. John S. Collier 'Beston A. C.): third, match, but Cochran retained the lead, Philip G. Good (Bowdoin); fourth. Ray Mc- In summing up his hurling strength CINCINNATI. Ohio. February 25 OP). John Carroll, 36; Kent State, 29. Lucas also said he would not 0:8.6 (new SWIMMING. report 550 points to 485. Laughlin (Bowdoln). Time, Griffith points particularly to A1 Thom- —Six more Redlegs came into the fold Crelghton, 46; Grinnell. 31. to the Reds' training camp at Tampa, FOOLS 'BAMA world record). 33. QUINT as. the ex-White Sox, as being a great today, bringing to 25 the list of these Cb3rlin, 34; Wooster. 29. Carnegie Tech, 42: Case, Fla.. but would remain here until the The champion had a high run of 8 fiOO-METER RUN (655 yards)—Won by • A C., starter and rescuer and the young man whose contracts have been re- Otterbein, 42; Heide'.bcrp. 37. Ohio State. 47; Pittsburgh, 37. difficulty is settled. to 6 for the challenger, who was run- Milton Sandler German-American signed Now second. Eddie Blake (Boston A. will a lot 30. Columbia, 40; Army. 31 to him in ths recent world meet York); upon whom the club place ceived by the Cincinnati club. Xavier, 34; Wittenberg, Co-Favorite to Win Southeastern ner-up third. Bernard McCaflerty (Newark. N. 39: 36. A.), of dependence this year. Sidney Weil, president, announced thr Western Reserve, 37; Mount Union, Northwestern. Illinois, at Chicago. The match required 55 J.. A. C.c fourth. Kenneth Gilmore (Co- "Thomas is an ideal pitcher and signing of Ray Kolp and John Fonecr. Rutgers Preparatory, 42; Navy CUYLER'S LEG NOW O.K. Title Beaten, innings. lumbia). Time. 1:21.4. 30-25—Vandy RUN — Won by Gene player." fays Uncle Clark. "When pitchers; George Grantham and Cla"- Cincinnsti, 35; Miami, 29. Plebes. 20. 1..100-METER 21. Venzke 'Pennsylvania): second. Glenn Cun- hp camp to our club his r.rm was bent ence B'.air. lnfl'iders, and Irving Plum- Butler, 43; Drrke. Frank Crowley In Has Close Call. , SHERWOOD GIRLS VICTORS. ningham 'Kansas); third. Concordia, 31; 29. (Continued on Fourth PEge.) Great Trim Declares Cub Star fourth. Sears (But- (Continued on Second Page.) mer and Joe Cicero, outfielders. MacAlester, 'Manhattan): Raymond ROCKVA'-LE, Md., February 25.— ler, Indianapolis). Time, .'1:55.4. i as He Heads for Camp. Sherwood High School girls today an- I..OO-METER WALK—Won by William By the Associated Presa. York C.): second. Louis 25 nexed the basket Carlson iNew A. CHICAGO, February OP).—Kiki February 25.—Mississippi Montgomery County Welch (Boston A. A.): third. William led the second of Cubs ball Takoma- Chisholm (unattached. Los Angeles); fourth. Foiled as Griffith Shoots 76 Cuyler squad State, almost an all- championship by defeating "Modest" Golfers Are ATLANTA, boasting Max Beautel (l)2nd Street Y. M. H. A., westward with the en- Silver 26 to 15. in a game tonight along sophomore outfit, sprang the first Spring, SEWELL SLICKERS IN lOO-SCORE CLAIMS. news that his bad ankle and in the Rockvillc School. on Fourth NATIONALS' BOSS FINDS WHITEHILL, STEWART, couraging surprise of the Southeastern Conference played High (Continued Page.) knee were in excellent shape again. Basket Ball Tournament here today by "My ankle and knee that gave me ranked Alabama And I had to shoot a 76 to beat The man with the bandage defeating the highly BY TOM DOERER. Earl Whitehill, Walter Stewart so much trouble last year are in ex- around his thumb, who led the quintet, 30 to 25, as Vanderbilt, another trade trio 'cm. They nearly tricked me." cellent condition." Cuyler said. As a ILOXI, Miss., February 25.— and Luke Sewell, the in vic- of the seeded squads, barely beat Tu- Club American League pitchers parting shot he added, "With Babe Manush from St. Louis and Cleve- Joe Cronln Is the most amiable tories last has had lane. 28 to 25. Signs, Startling night at Camp Detroit, semester, quite on our Saturday Herman and Harvey Hendrick ranked second in the afternoon frcm a manager the club has had in the a few runs during his seven years Alabama, pair- I Griff. The chores" for the land, came In this club this year, they'll have to beat us _ and a co-favorite with Kentucky ,r" memory of those who gather here in the majors. He has had strings ings B Out come the round of golf. Yesterday they to win the pennant." was in week ended. good to win the slow when It ccmes to talking ov:r the of 10 In a row and two runs of title, starting Griffith and Cronin Over of Con- Bill Jurges, Vince Barton, Del Young, match Rejoice Receipt flannel trousers, black and white scared Uncle Clark Griffith stiff team. He is ever ready to answer 9 each. and when in full stride couldn't Mike Kreevich and Paul McCarren ac- the drive of the Starkville fresh haircuts. when they came very near smack- quest;ons. help the newspaper men In 1931, when Grove had his rec- inspired •hoes, new shaves and companied Cuyler. team. Last Alabama tract of Once Chronic Holdout. ing him down good and plenty in a get stories from the players and ord-tying string Earl Whltehlll Monday night Rookies as rookies always beat State 41 to 16 and few gather foursome match. seems to be frank In all his answers rang up 10 straight, Crowder took 9 Mississippi had the State team a do and meander down Main street, "I had to shoot a 76 to beat this to the boys who at times become and Wes Ferrell 13. given college registered YANKS IN FINAL ABROAD the veteran club of the while the bunch and at a a hole, too," nuisances in their quest for news. chance against Special Dispatch to The Star. Slam and and to Bermuda down to beach, regu- quarter Tuscaloosa. Lapland said Uncle. Fanning on next season's chances, Miss., February 25.— for bis onions," said Cronin. lars stretch out In the lobby chairs Tulane, a team that finished far down Uncle fell for their snare when Gen. Crowder answers the ques- Cronln lists his problems In three Team Defeat* 4-0, The hullabaloo was caused the and last season's ball games, Hockey Austria, season's the "Hooray!" shouted Uncle by replay tion as to of IS First, his fifth starting in the standings, surprised the of various they told him that none of them whether his string phases. arrival of Heinle Manush's signed fan about episodes which one of the Canadians. spectators by seriously threatening the Clark Orlffltb at the dinner of could do better than just ease in victories last year, which included pitcher; second, and Plays contract late this afternoon. The players, the funny happenings he will to round title hopes of Vanderbilt, which trailed, BILOXI, under 100. Whitehill said "100" was the last game of the seascn, would rook pitchers keep table tonight. of the outfielder's the past year. PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, February 9 to 12, at half time. receipt parchment his life's unfilled ambition. be considered as being continued out his flock of nine; third, who shocked the because Heinle Everything but what they intend 25 C4>).—The United States today de- The Commodore machine worked "Hooray!" echoed Joe Cronin, camp "That sounded fir.-," said Uncle, should he win his opener next sea- will get the infield utility role with has held out until the final to do this year. Ball players r?rcly feated Austria, 4—0, in the semi-finals smoothly during the second period and seated at the other end of the chow always the "un'il we son by that he does not Johnny Kerr. bell to dicker and with make predictions about what they describing match, saying of the world amateur champion- ahead. Tulane palaver came to the first and think it fair record stand additional com- hockey finally pulled slightly the seacon to come. trap White- that the Amcng problems, parlor. uncle. will do in Noit after hs the first three ship and will play Canada in the finals. regained the lead with less than 3 min- hill spun out cf it with beautiful as being in competition with Joe ing up gets times are among themselves, anyhow. The United States is represented by utes to go, but Fortune and Foster slip- "The first time in a long while," Really, tough surely English on the ball to ring up a Wood's. Walter Jchnson's and Bob settled, will be his batting order, here. the Boston and Canada by the loose for two shots under the bas- said Griffith. I General Alvin Crcwder U just par 3." Grove's American League mark. which very shortly is going to be Olympics ped I But not for C. Calvin Grifllth. " Toronto 'Nationals. ket and gave Vanderbilt its narrow tri- in with r. "-•» and and 'One hundred shooters, eh?' I Wood. Johnson and Grove each something real to write home about. "And leaves nobody to worry Heinle will coming pole won its semi- steam In March 6, with said to on: wins in a There will be to The Canadian team umph. an apology for r ; -h cn a string. myself." Uncle went recorded 16 consecutive plenty things In about now but a catcher, that world- the remainder of the Nationals due Joe these final match from the Czechoslovakia!! Mississippi State plays Vanderbilt I The Gen. has fc; fishing for big "Well, this gang has the finest season. Wood and Johnson in 1912 discuss when Manager gets here for 8—0. the serai-Arum Monday night. traveling Moe Berg who h|g been to 1 Spring drilling. •ata out in th* i. 100 shooters I've ev* soer.. and Grcve in 1931. battery men loosened^pp. six,