over the Whit* So* today for their —The Boston Red Sox are going to 17 to 3 decision University prepared ment specifying the number of bo«r / Joe Partridge be without the services of their of Florid* yesterday. invasion of the training camps of they may “work” each day. No heeJfiS DAZZY VANCE CASHES IN ON SPEED out a homor and doubt# crack first baseman. Phil T©dt, for spanking 'the Texas leaguers. Nine games are gar may p4y hie “trade” more the* at bat. Stats A' a while. He wrenched his knee in in there times Jigger threo hours in 24. The agreement; CS IN GOLF SEASON on the schedule, starting tomorrow the eighth inning of the 4*4 tie cam* through with a triple and Babe haa greatly lessened the confusionif at Worth. game against the Baltimore Orioles Herman contributed a double. Fort caused by the alms seekers there L yesterde^ and had to he carried from who, deepite the short hours, collect!' THREE-HOUR DAY FOR BEGGARS * the field, but an examination showed SOX TO PLAY IN TEXAS nearly |35 month, which are cna*! Because of the great number of sidered In FOR that his injury was more painful SHREVEPORT. La., Mar. 18.—l*P) high wages Japan, *.,,1 SENATORS near TO in Asakusa Park as READINESS Tokyo, the than serious. —Buoyed by three victories over beggars pecially beggars sleep unrf»S the Shreveport Sport*, the Chicago Japan, they have drawn up an agree- the floors of the templa. HORSESHOE, BALL NOT SAME ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. March 18. STARTSEASON —|A»)—Horseshoe pitching doesn't seem to make the Boston Braves’ pitchers especially proficient in the to box and Manager Jack Slattery has Bucky Harris’ Ban about to Pitcher Selection Is decided place the pastime Twist Suits Become Effective under the ban, at least until the Dublin Mack’s Only Worry twirling product improves. He Today; Game With watched Kent Greenfield play with And That’s Slight, the shoes yesterday just before the Dodgers Scheduled Cardinals shut out the Braves 1-0, Bell snd then he saw. Greenfield, who Comfort Discovers for Summer I started for the Braves, four TAMPA. Fla., March 15.—(/P)—To- yield hits in five innings. Bob Smith fin* By BRIAN BELL was the last on which day Washing- ishfd the encounter. (Associated Press Sports Writer) ton players could sharpen their bat- FORT MYERS. Fla., Mar. 15.-<*>> a club, but ting eyes swinging golf INDIANS LACK ONLY LEW —So far as Connia since the Senators had • game on at Manager Mack CLEVELAND. March 15—Philadelphia Athletics are Only Lew Fonseca, counted on aa gers, Bucky Harris’ golf ban may concerned, the regular second baseman for the American league may as well have taken effect just yes- Cleveland Indians, was open its season. The missing from White Elephants terday. the are regular lineup which ready. The tall tactician has Two casualties marred Manager Dressed Men Look In Clothes yesterday’s Peckinpuagh announced would for decided on the personnel of his club drill in for op- preparation today's game. pose the Toledo Mudhens at New Or- in every branch but and former TecH pitching has Doug Wyckoff, Georgia leans today. until June to reach a final decision star, on his first trip to the plate in 1 on the hurling corps. a Washington uniform, smacked Bob PIRATES ALL IN UNIFORMS one of the most outstand- The outfield packs a punch with Reeves in the small of the back with Unquestionably PASO ROBLES. Calif., Mar. IS— Ty Cobb, Trit Speaker and A1 Sim- a line drive. Paul uncorked Hopkins Bing Miller and Walter French Sam Rice’s right elbow. Donie Bush for Southern wear, very stylish \ppear- in Manager feels that all reserve. All five hit over .300 will be in shape to take part in the will outdistance or- Wit season. Simmons led with ance and easily any .392, HOYT WINNING SALARY WAR exhibition games scheduled for the Cobb was satisfied with .357, Speaker ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.. March 15. last two days of this week. fabric for wear. clicked for .327 dinary with Washington. —{&)—Difficulties between Waite Although pitchers Ray Kremar Miller wearing a St. Louis uniform, Hoyt and the Y’ankees’ management and John Miljus are still weak from in soft tone registered .325 New, bright patterns unique and French finished over an increase in salary for the their recent illnesses, at .304. they partici- pitching star eclipsed other matters pated in the workout yesterday spring colorings of gray and tans. Joe Hauser, with hi* trick knee at the New York training camp to- prior to the practice game. The •s good as Coats lined. t ever, started playing first day. Reports prevailed that Col. youngsters again took the quarter base regulars without a limp and took his Jacob Ruppert had virtually conced- to 4 to 2. old ramp, winning place back without opposition. ed to Hoyt’s demand for a two-year Max Bishop was assigned to second. contract, but was not in accord with TO PICK CLUB HURLER* Joe Bolty retained shortstop and the the $2Eddie Collins world champions last year. cago Cubs hoped to make a few def- who can a play in pinch, the ver- inite decisions as to a first satile string Jimmy Dykes and Joe Hassler. LAI REFUSES DEMOTION when his matched • Fort lineup proteges Smith. Ark., product of im- AUGUSTA. Ga.. March 15.—— bats with the Portland Pacific prass've physique, will make up the Buck Coast team $29. Lai. tjie Chinaman with the league today. infield reserves. New York Giants, will open up a McCarthy ha* a wealth of mate- Thera was no catching problem to laundry in preference to joining Lit- rial, but after today's games and vex Manager Mack, hia 1927 receiv- tle Rock. Manager McGraw sent Lai the following contests on the main- Other worsted staff tropical ing returning intact. Gordon to the Little Rocks the other day hut land during the week end with the -ochrane, suits featuring two- Ralph Perkina, and Jimmy he is still in camp here. Los Argeles and Hollywood clubs, he Fox, behind tans satisfy the bat. “Ill go in the laundry business expects to use the pruning knife. pants, colorings in Selection at ten -k T pitchers to go ; first.” Buck declared in refusing to and grays, the season’s along through the season presents W quit the Giants. ROBINS HITTING the only doubt and this is causing \ CLEARWATER. Fla.. Mar. !«.—Lefty Grove, the equally left handed 15.—Babe Ruth his princely retainer. expected Manager play the outfield or first base of the of the St. of series. and Vance. sea- pillars reorganized hibition test the training hita Mr. Vance became the cost- This will be Vance’s seventh as well as pitches, will be the Louis Browns, has arrived in The flock collected 17 hits for a liest piece of ball hurling machinery son with the Dodgers, as he came up camp three southpaws the from Detroit. His arm which was making grade. in the senior loop as result of a from New Orleans in 1922. Dazzy Five right handers who seem in a fall was still in to have of be- a a headline injured splints. the great deal unseemly bickering has been great star and $35 inside track are His hand was Howard Fmke, tween himself and the Brooklyn hur'%r for most of hi* big league almost totally paralyz- the veteran Jack Ed ed as the result of the which Quinn. Rommell, Dodgers. career. injury Iff Jing Johnson, who came has been treated at Detroit for three back last Twenty thousand iron men is the He was the most valuable player vear, and the much weeks. traveled Joe sum Mr. Vance is to receive this in hi* in is rated as Bush. league 1924, season for flinging ’em past ’em. baseball’s current strikeout king, be- Bill Shores, with CARDS TAKE ON ORIOLES Waco last year, That’s a sight of money, as they longs to the no-hit club, and is able New Ideas in Men's Hose ■as shown to AVON PARK. Fla., March 15.—tfp\ enough warrant addi- used to say up at the comer cab- tr throw the sphere with terrific New Shirts and —The Cardinals came home to Spring inspection he will he in bage stand. speed. He struck out 262 in 1924. his today new Athletic uniform at it out here with the Baltimore Holeproof Silk Hose—Entirely the s»art of the Herb Pennock. of the New York banner year. fight Orioles over seftson. John Lyons. Ike Powers. ■» I whom they gained an designs, distinctively different, small New Season’s 1 Featuring Claude Jonnard and several other easy to 4 victory Saturday. Old and on soft Pete figures stripes grounds? pitchers who would like to play with Alexander was in the limelight the as the of the this season. Athletics mutt fight it out for again result his perform- “You’ve had Catarrh vogue Shades TEXAS LEAGUERS FAIL TO ance in nine men assignment which will be reduced to yesterday retiring in a minimum three in the with — hy the time the season innings game • the long enough— 75c $1.00 to gets under way. Braves at St. Petersburg. $2 $5 The return to form of Joe SCORE USUAL VICTORIES IN now take Hall’s” Hauser, A S LIKE first hasemat- when HASSLER Neckwear in Smart In the*e Spring Shin* you’ll find all right! FORT Fla.. March It is that anyone Designs addition of Tris Speaker and MYERS. IS.— strange today per- !.°r* combination causing Man- misery ara ,n Excellent fabric*, ager of a He is Joe to end it. Start Hall’s Ca- unusual distinction and a most fash- that V°SU®* Mack to smile and hope that shortstop. Hassler, taking fickle ( The Associated 3 of Hinkle and Ccx late of Fort Smith. Ark. Hassler thru this real service. baseball fortune will smile on By Press.) Hngs Robertson, tarrh Medicine now—go ionable collection of smart fine *hirt making for «?°t into a regular with the patterns. him again, after a series of frowns I Texas league teams are finding big and tucked away a 13 to 2 victory. game winter in comfort. By acting di- collar attached or over a Two teams Buffalo International be- Graceful long point period of 14 years. clubs hard nuts to crack. Al- other Texas league yesterday on the inflamed mucous mem- league cause Jack rectly went through brisk workouts in pre- Boley, regular shortstop- $1.00 collar to match. though in other years slipped branes Hall’s relieves the inflamma- Up separate they paration for tilts with the clubs per, developed a sore arm. across an occasional win in pre-sea- tion of the delicate linings of nose which Shreveport and San Antonio Hassler, Mack said after the game, X, Surplus son games, this season they have and throat, and quickly restores a Players of found were such tough customers. covered the short field in a manner yet to register a victory. In four j condition. Even stubborn Manager Jake Atz announced he that was worth setting to music. He healthy rrntests, the big leaguers have had cases Ask Tigers Being Sought would send only rookie pitchers to handled 15 chances without the sem- respond promptly. your Wil-Wite things their own way. Spring Welghti Weatherford for a game with the blance of a hobble and engaged in druggist. Price 85c. SAN The Sports at Shreveport yesterday ANTONIO, Te7. March 15.— Oklahoma City Indians today and three double plays. New Radio Log Book Free to Catarrh Suffer- Suit* In Florsheima that threw a scare into the Chicago White Swimming Reporta the Detroit Tiger would save his veteran hurling stars, The Mackmen trimmed Buffalo I ers. Writs F. J Cheney A Co.,Toledo, Ohio Sox, however, w*en they outhit the management will barter the team'* including Pate. Johns and Walkup, to 0 in a game that was marked by American leaguers nine to seven and for the Beach surplu* infield and outfield material for Friday’s battle with Chicago. light but timely hitting. for but for a wobbly start in the first Reasoned pitchers has resulted Manager Frank Snyder at Houston HALL’S in a and a series of errors might flood of offers for the talent. inning treated his men to a seven-inning TRIPLE PLAY MADE have the contest. The Sox Medicine t**m* "ffers for copped to fit them for a clash March Catarrh „ Thret pratice game ORLANDO. Fla.. l.V—<4»i— Nolen Richardson, recruit won 9 to 4. The and ■ base- with veterans colts of ■ ■ ■ third Saturday Detroit. Snyder the Cin- ---- — ■ — ■ man At Fredericksburg, where the De- I and as many more are after showed the Buffs how the game cinnati Feds scheduled a troit and the San Antonio practice Charlie. Sullivan. pitcher. Others Tigers should be played by hitting a homer contest today in preparation for their ar# Bears tangled, there was little doubt negotiating for Frank Fmmer. and a triple, and his second baseman, two games with Washington at Tam- as to the outcome from the begin- shortstop: Dutch Holland, an out- Carey Selph, followed suit with a pa tomorrow and Saturday. fielder and ning. The Tigers clouted the offer- Bill Speeney. first base- four-fly blow. The Reds executed a triple play in man. Although late in starting even |the game which the St. Louis Browns Moriarty indicated be will not part squad games, the Wichita Falls won yesterday, to 4. with Rirhardson. Spudders, last year’s Texas league — and Dixie champions, had one yes- PHILS SCHEDULE FULL iF f=or* Tne terday, a snappy six-mning affair. WINTER HAVEN. Fla., March 15 Dallas, the Steers heat tha brought all hands into action, with Sehepp’s aces, local amateur champs, the exception of Mitchell and Deca- R to 1, in a nine-inning game fea- tur. pitchers. Manager Shotton said Lad All ’Round tured by the good hurling on both he would make every effort to win Play- sides. Manager Ellison planned exhibition games and play his strong- squad games and intensive bitting est team. er; Wreck* Furnish practice Thursday nd Friday as pre- Comment liminaries to a contest Saturday with TODT INJURED Topic Oklahoma City. BRADENTON. Fla., March 15.—i/P* BY NORMAN E. BROWN SOMEWHERE SOUTH. March 15.— Tharles Fred Lucas, appropriately nicknamed “Red," sees no reason why he shouldn’t have another good year with the Cincinnati Reds. He admits that he had a “fnir" one last year. And Jack Hendricks chimes in. “Fair, me eye, he had a perfect year.” Lucas was listed in the rluh in- surance policies, the dub rosters and the advance notices as a pitcher. I Which gave Red a laugh. He was ' "TUe remembering things. AMO f>SKest ANO&P»MAH-VtBt-OuJS, For that time he HtsJPAtflTNSt* OPP instance, played mo- a double-header ocrr or/A|ctoueL.eo shortstop through T^ete at Philadelphia and then hopped TRUmP with A^CO(J<5H Tne. I Rio Grande hack to Cincinnati and pitched a whole game the next day. And the time he played left field. I Fish Market And the occasions when Hendr cks sent him in to cover second base. All told Lucas played in 80 games, City Market Bldg. which is some sort of record for a pitcher. He broke into 37 as a hon- Elmore S. Grider, est-to-goodness pitcher, won 18 and lost 11. Prop. Hickman Revived Bobby Wallace, famous old short- PHONE 651 stop of the St. Louis Browns, and of WE DELIVER late years a member of the Cinci Reds’ coaching staff, still recalls in vivid fashion the time the special train carrying the Cleveland and St. Louis clubs from the Ohio city to the I Fresh Browns’ home let back in 1904 was wrecked. And he tells this one on Charlie I Seafoods Hickman, the popular old “piano legs" boy and a great slugger. The teams had wound up a series ! in Cleveland and were dashing back I Daily to Missouri for a double-header, you more for somewhere along the route the train your money here than vno ran «r * !!■! -|g I 9 A successful business in ran jnto a derailer. The Cleveland elsewhere. || club's car was thrown over on its I since Nothing but the best at ali times Brownsville 1915. side and partially wrecked. The St. Louis car was swept off its trucks but remained upright. I What We Sell Must "The first person I saw rlimb out of that car," says Wallace, “was I Be Good i harlie. He had his bats in his hand. Days of Abstinence dur- Jack Telia One Old | Speaking of train wrecks. Jack Gold Lent will be Ainsworth & ing Hendricks, manager of the Reds, re- calls Colgin 7he Smoother and better one. Quality and Service I March 2, 3, 7, 9, 14, 16, In 1911 he and Cigarette Bill Rourke. now a 619 1 lth Street Phones 939 and 921 21, 23, 28, 30— scout for the Reds, were managing the Denver and Omaha clubs in the I April 4, 6, 7. Western league. The teams made — not a in a an carload overnight hop together. The train was wrecked. cough i •r.UiurtCt.bi.iw

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